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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtae Of a writ Of alias vendi exponas, is.
sued out of the court of common pleas for Car
roll county, Ohio, and to me directed will offer
for sale al the door of the court house in Carroll.
ton, on THURsDAY THE GOTH OF APRIL, ls47, be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock, P. NJ. on said day, the following real estate,
10 wit: part Of the southwest quarter Of section
90, township IA, and range 4, lying on the south
side Of the town of Norristown, beginning for
boundary 10 feet south of the southeast corner
of lot No. s8 in said town, and running south
chains and Is links to a post, thence west 8
chains and 80 links 10 a post, thence north
chains and Il links to a post, thence east chain
and 72 links to post, thence south 2 chains and
sc links TO q post, thence east chains 10 the
place Of beginning, containing five acres and eight
hundredths Of an acre, together with all the priv
ileges and Improvements, reserving the privilege
Of the water running through said lot in the mill
race that is now thereon, and also the privilege o.
repairing said race when needed. Also, lot No
2s in the town of Norrislown, in said Carroll
county, Ohio. Taken in execution and will be
sold by Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
March 10, 1S47-a3-5t. Pr. fee IS.
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND.

The citizens Of Carroll county are earnestly
solicited 10 meet at the Couu House in Carroll.
ton, at one o'clock, P. NJ, on
Saturday tine 97th Of March, Isa7,
Tor the purpose Of adopting suitable measures for
the relief Of the sufferers in Ireland. Our EEL.
low.citzsns in other portions Of the State are de-
voting themselves TO this benevolent object with
eommendable zeal, and il is hoped that our cid-
gems will no, fall behind their neighbOrs in phi
lanihropy. Already thousands Of the citizens Of
ireland are Perishing for the want Of the necessa'
ries Of life, and they can expect no relief from
their own country before the coming harvest
(next October,) the other naiionsof Europe have
scarcely sufficient gram to sustain their own cit-
zens. The only source Of relief is 10 be found
in this country, ,---our harvests have been uncom-
monty abundant,---our people are rioung in Plen'
ty;-to US, then, the starving millions OF ireland
look for relief. Shall they look in vainl For
bid il philanthropy, it humanity, ,--forbid
il We whose province is to feed the hungry and
clothe the naked, ,-:-lorbid il ALL Is there far
mer in the county who would not give bushe
or two Of wheat to prevent human beings from
starvationi We confidently believe there is not
Come, then, up to the meeting, one and all, bu'
ry the old schisms that on other questions divide
us, and let US all unite in this glorious enterprise
In this we can meet as brethren, and extend oul
charities to the "PoOr and needy,"--.the famish
ing people Of ireland. MANY CITIZENS.
Carrolton. March 49,, 1S47.
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PROPOSALS,

The undersigned will receive sealed proposals
from this time until the 9th of April next) for
building Church in this place; the house TO be
built of brick, 55 feet in length, 40 feet wide, and
II feet high inside. The building will be let Ell
ther entire, i e. the brick and joiners' work in
one contract, (Which would be prelerred,) or the
building of the walls and the carpenter work sep
arately. The contractor or contractors 10 find
all the materials and complete the house, except
the plasterng and painting. Persons wishing 10
hand in proposals can at any time see draft and
obtain such other information as may be desired;
by calling with the Rev. D. Rothacker.
JACOB STEMPLE,l
JOHN CLINE, Trustees.
JACOB HELFRICH
Carrolton, March 10, 1847-23-3t.
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Wednesday, The 2eh dau Of
Notice in Partition.

STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, SS.
Court Of Common. Pleas; racation af ter Octo-
ber term, A. D. 1846.
Lydia Ann Shecker widow, Luton Cunningham,
John heckler, " lillian heckler, usan heckler,
Julia Sheckler, and arah >hecker, will take notice
that petition was filed against them, in said court on
the 26th day of February, A. D. lS47, by " illiam
Thompson, of Carroll county, Ohio, and is now pen
ding therein, in which the said Thompson demands
partition of the following real estate, situate in said
county, to wit: the southeast quarter of section num-
ber g. township Strange also, the northeast quar-
ter of section No. 3, township 3, range 5, except
60 acres sodto James Coxe on the east side of said
last mentioned quarter; containing altogether 200
acres Of land, of which the said Thompson claims
three undivided tenths. Said petition further repre-
sents that Lydia Ann >heckler, as widow of simeon
>hecker, deceased, is entitled to dover in said prem
ises; and prays that dover may be set off to her ac
cordng to law and that at the next term of said court
application will be made by said Thompson, for an
der that partition may be made of said premises.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
By JRo. L. H. VALLAEDIeHAN his Attorney.
March 5, fs47-2i-6t. Pr. fee 30.
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THE "WILMoT PROVISO."

We stated in our last that the "Wilmot Provi-
40" had been stricken from the three million bill
and that the bill had finally passed both branch
es of Congress. Ii has received the signature of
the President and become law. 1t is not our
intention, at this time, to say aught on the merits
of the bill; our purpose being chiefly to place
before our readers, the vote on dsagreeing
TO the "Wimoi Proviso." The object of this
"Proviso" was to exclude slavery from any terri
tory that may hereafter be attached to the Union
Ito settle the question at the beginnng-to shut
the door against the contentious, the chickering's
the iealouses that will inevitably follow the agi-
tation of this delicate question-to quench this
fre.brand before itconsumesthe very vitals OF the
Union Laudable as this object was, it has fail
ed-failed for the present, and we fear irrerleva-
bly failed-failed, not account OF the weakness
of the north, but on account of the succumbing,
the shameful trucking Of portion Of its men,
bers. twill beseenb by the annexed votes that mad
she northern members performed their duty
stood up for the interests oftheir constituents, this
important provision wouldhave been adopted, and
the Reoublic saved from the horrors that, we fear,
must follow in the wake of its agitation. The
discussion that once shook this Union to its GEN.
IRE will be resumed; and who has the nerve to
meet i'll Have any Of the Judas's who court its
recurrence calmly contemplated the subjectl-
Have they taken one dispassionate glance at the
evil they have broughtupon us9 Are they prepared
te reetthe thestoEm tkeywill have caused to rage!
In the hour Of darkness, will eitherof them have
the nerve, the power, and command the influence
necessary to bring light out Of darkness-order
out of chaosl
The following is the vote, in the Senate upon
,he motion of Mr.. Davis, to attach the "Wmot
Proviso'' to the three million bill:
YpAs--Messrs Allen, Atherton, Cameron, Gil.
,sv, John M. Clayton, Corwin, Davis. Dayton
Dix. Evans, Fairfield, Greene, Huntington, Mil
Ter. Niles, Phelps, Simmons, Sturgeon, Upham
Webster, and Woodbridge-2l.
NAYs-Messrs. Archer, Ashley, Atchison, Bad
ger, Bagby, Benton, Berrien, Breese, Bright, But
Ter, Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, Colqutt, Crltten'
den, Dickinson, Hanuegan, Houston, JarnagIn
Johnson of Md, Johnson Of La, Lewis. Man
gum, Mason, Morehead, Pearce, Rusk, Sewer
Soule, Turney, and Westcot-31.
II will be seen from the foregoing that while
Iohn NJ, Clayton, Wing from slave-heldint
State. voted for the "Proviso," Messrs. Breese
Bright, cass, Dickinson, and Hannegan, Locol
from free States, voted against it. If some o
these gentemen's constituents don't stir up ;
b,eeze about their votes, we mistake the signs o
the times,
Thefolloving is the vote in the House on th'
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Irish Relief Meeting.

Agreeable to previous notice a meeting was
held at the school house in Leesburgh, Carroll
county, Ohio, on the 10Th of March, for the pur-
pose Of adopting some preparatory measures for
the relief Of The destitute in Ireland.
On motion, the Rev. A. N. HAMLIN was called
70 the chair, and |. n. MEEK appointed secretary.
Onmoiion of the Rev. Thomas Cummings, the
first Monday of April next was set apart for the
purpose Of holding public meeting in further
ance Of the aforesaid object.
On motion Of A. r. Dempster, il was decided
20 hold said meeting in the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Leesburgh, at 2 O'Clock, 2. M, on
said day.
Moved by John Watkins, that written notices
Of said meeting be posted up at the most public
places in Orange township; and that the minis
ters of the several denominations therein, be re-
quested to notify their congregations of the same
On motion, the following named gentlemen
were appointed committee OF correspondence
viz: Amos Carr, Rev. Thos. Cummings, and A.
r. Dempster.
On motion of the Rev. T. Cummings, the fol-
lowing named persons were appointed commit
tee Of arrangement, viz Mercer Matock, John
Clark, John Watkins, Robert Davis, and Thom-
as Wright.
On motion, the following resolution, offered
by A. R. Dempster, was adopted:
Resolved, That we invite the cooperation o.
all the townships throughout the county in this
benevolent enterprise.
On motion, it was decided that the above pro
-ceedings be regularly signed, and countersigned
and copy thereof forwarded 10 the "Carrol
Free Press" for publication.
A. N. HAMLIN, President.
Isaac N. MEEK, Secretary.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of a writ OF vendi exponas, with an or.
- der for further levy 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
Wednesday the 2Sth day Of april, 1847,
between the hours OF ten o'clock, A. M. and four
o'clock, P M. the following real estate, to wit: the
west half OF the southeast quarter of section "a,
townsh? l2, range S, containing eighty-three acres
aud eighty nine hundredlhs OF an acre, with the
improvements thereon. Taken in execution and
will be sold by me. Terms cash.
L. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
February 26, 1847- 20-5t. Pr. fee / so.
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Nathaniel Steel.


Nathaniel Steel. who resides In parts unknown, is
hereby notified that Thomas Latta, administrator Of
the estate Of William Hurdesty, deceased, late Of
Carroll courty, on the 9Th day Of November, 1916,
fled in the Office Of the clerk of the court Of common
pleas Of Carroll county and State Of Ohio, bill in
chsncery against the said Nathaniel Steel, in which
is alleged that on the Sd day Of February 1897 the
said illiGm Hnrdesty, then in lie, sOld the said
Steel lots number and ninety-three in the town
Of Malvern, in said Carroll county that said Hardes-
ty executed certificate Of purchase 70 said Steel for
said lots and said Steel executed end delivered 10 said
Hardesty his two promissory notes for the balance
Of the purchase money for said lots and that there
is now due and unpaid one hundred and twenty dol
lars said notes. that after the purchase Of said lets
said Steel went into possession Of the same, and
remained in possession until the year ls4i, when be
abandoned the same and went TO parts unknown 70
petitioner, leaving property except his equitable
interest in said lots; and said bill prays that said
equitable interest in said lots may be sold and the
proceeds Of said sale applied 70 the satisfaction Of
the unpaid balance Of said purchase money; and the
said Nathaniel Steel is further notified that unless he
appears and pleads, answers, or demurs 10 said bill
within sixty days after the uext term Of said court
the said complainant will al the next term after the
expiration Of said sixty days. apply to said court to
take the matters Of the bill as confessed, end decree
accordingly. ECKLEY g. DAVIS,
SolicitOrs for complainant.
March -, ls47-22-Ct. Pr. fee S. 25.
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1he SlaIe si CHE, farrell county, $.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Rasai.ss eflsr 0siober isra. a. y. iess.
Rachel MeKnight Il

Susanns WilisEs. wieov, Polly MeKnight. Wn
lam MeKEiehi. CssAsrihs MeKnighi. ana IGEss Il
McKRigki. &
TIE said susanna Williams. widcw, Polly Ne.
Knight, illian MeKnifhis CIcafine McKnirkt.
and James DC Knight, al O. T0scarsEas county, Chle.
viii take netce thai petition was fled against thsu
on the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1877, In the court of
eommon pleas In and for said county By Rachel Ne
knighi, shdis now pending. wherein The said Rsehel
Mcknight demsnes partition Of the following premi-
ses: Part Of section number thirtycur,of townahiP
number fourteen, Of range number six; beginning a.
the northeast corner Of said tract ht Siones thence
south seventy psrches and twotsnths 70 stone,
thence west forty-eghi perehes to stone, tb0nos
north seventy Perches sndtwo tenths 70 stone.
thence east forty eight perehes 70 the beginning coz
tanning twentythree Aeres and tweutythree perchea
also the following described tract Of land part Of the
southeast quarter Of section thiry-0ur, Of township
fourteen, Of range Sx, begiening at hs northwest
corner Of said quarter section, thence east fty six
perehes, thence south forty perehss thence west Gy
six perehes thence north forty Porehes TO the begin
ning containing fourteen ell 10 the district Of
land ordered TO be sold Al 6teubenVie in the StSts
Of Ohio; and that al the next term Of said court sp
pieAiion will be made by the said Rachel MeKnight
for order that partition may be made Of said pre-
mises, &c. ECkLEY e. DAVIS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
March l2, ls46-s2-6t. Pr fee % 70.
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MAYOR OF CLEVELAND ]. A. HARRIS, the
accomplished editor of the "Herald," has been
elected mayor of the City of Cleveland We
always rejoice at the promotion of printers, and
know none who deserve promotion more, or at
whose success we can more heartily rejoice, than
that of Mr.. Harris. If he discharges the duties
of his new station with the same ability he has
those of his old one, the citizens Of Cleveland
will have much reason to be proud of their selec-
tion.
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MEDICAL NOIICE-

Ihsye assoeiuied siih re in The pssstce d medicine
Dr. HEERT B. Fawctrr, who hss read sitehiively
Under ny care iof the a three years. and has sttsn-
det course Of lectures In thigly respectable ned
zeal school In ihia State. he rrsct q with nc du-
ring the prevalence q the epdsnie that swept over
the country during the past sumner and autun, Gnc
gave entire satisfaction In ell eases entrusted 70 BE
care. therefore most cheerfuily recommend him &C
The eOnkdenes Of the psbAe Gndt sttenten Of the
medical profession. ]. 8. HUNTER.
March u, 1s47-22-n
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Probate Notice.

Executor, Administrators and Guardians Ac.
counts flied in The Office Of the clerk Of the eouri Of
common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, which will
= presented or settlement a. the next term Of said
court;
Firsi account OF John Gregg. administrator OF lie
estate OF Joshua Davis. deceased.
Firsi account Of Henry Hsrkless and William Gil.
lesPie, exectors Of Bszelieel Wells, deceased.
Final account Of Kendall Ja,kson. guardian oi
ElizabeIh, Nancy and Benson D. BeieT.
W.R. LLOYD, Clerk.
March 10. lgS7-sat
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.-This bill, af-
ter having passed both branches Of Congress by
large majottes, received its quetus by being
stuck in Mr.. Polk's breeches pocket. We are
not at all surprised at this. 1t is in strict confor-
nifty with the principles by which the present
Administration is governed. Mr.. Folks ideas oI
greatness are all of destructive quality. A
mans course must be marked by desolation, pes.
thence and wretchedness-his ears must be salu.
ted with the groans of the deng and the agonies
of the living-the lamentations of widows and
orphans, before he can have any claims to great
ness. Those who would pursue another course
who would cultivate peace, love and charity;
encourage science, art, and general education
smooth the path Of the weary, relieve the cares
of the afflicted, feed the hungry, clothe the ma
ked, and lead all to common goal. are, in his
opinion, weak minded, faint hearted, and withou
the ambition to be great: they have not the cour
age to be men, and had better array themselves
in the habiIments Of the kitchen at once. Sucl
tim,id philosophy may become women, but it a
mounts to toryiSm, Americanism, in men!
Accordingly, the butchery waged in a neigh
boring Republic, is not enough to satify the Ana
conda appetite of Mr.. Polk. The wrecks O
hundreds of steamboats, along our western water
is dazzling to his sight, and the cries of thei
thousands of perishng inmates music TO his ears
| He has conscientious scruples against protecting
the lives and properly of our own citizens, an
those scrupes enable him to extend his favort
amusement .butchering his fellow-citizens ant
desoating their country.
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March 10, iB47-13-4t.
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.

Vacation after October term, A. D. ls4e.
George Moore and Susanna Moore his Wifsl Peti.
vs.. tun
Mary Bancek, widow. Mary Baneek, cath- Tor
arne Bancek, Elizabeth Baneek, Julian Parli-
Baneek, Martha Banctk, Thomas Bancek. lion
The said Mary Bancsk widow, Nary Bancek,
Catharine Bancek, Elizabeth BancCk, Julian Ean-
eek, Martha Baneek, and Thomas Barcek will take
notice that petition was filed against hem on the
ID day OF February, A. d. lS47 in the court o.
common pleas OF said county, by George Moore
and Susanna Moore his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said George Moore and Susanna
Moore his wife demands partition Of the following
real estate, viz; the west hBIf Of tie southwest
quarter or section seventeen, Of township .hi.teen
o: range six, Of the lands made subject to sale Of
Sleubenville, in the STATE Of Ohio Also, the north
half Of the east half OF the southeast quarter OF
section twenty-lhree, OF township thirteen, Ianye
six, in said land district; and that at the nextte
of said court application will lie made by said
George Moore and Susanna Moore his lie, for an
order that partition may be made of said premises
ECKLEY & DAVIS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
March 10, 1847-2S-6l. Pr. fee s. So
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Producs of Farm,
school land fOr Rent.

The unsold Quarter Of Section l6, Township Ia,
Range g. in Union Township, Carroll county, vii, be
rented on Monday the 2ad day of March next, ontbe
premises at I2 O'Clock, N. at the house Of Tobias
Thorley, for the term of three years from the Ist day
ST April next: approved security will be required for
the rent. For thatpurpose, the undersigned Com
missioners viii attend at said time and place, where
further particulars will be fully made known.
SAMUEL SEMPLE,
JOHN RILEY,
PAUL PRESTON,
February 20, iS47.
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, So.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Henry Atherton

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Henry Atherton
VS.. In parti-
Nancy AthertOn, Simon Hemery and ton.
Susan Hemey his wife.
THE said Nancy Atherton, Simon Hemery and Su.
san Hemery his wife, will take notice that petit
ton was filed against them on the slst. day of De-
cember, A. D. lS46, in the office Of the clerk of the
court of common pleas within and for said Carroll
county, by the said Henry Atherton, and is now PEN
ding, wherein the said Henry Athertou demands par
ttion of the following real estate. to wit the east
half of the southeast quarter section tWeRtyeght
of township fourteen, of range fve of the lands di
rected to be sold at Steubsnvie, Ohio, and at the
next term of said court application will be made by
said Henry Atherton for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises
HENRY ATHERTON,
By EoKLEY DAVIS, his Attorneys
February 26, ls47-2o-6t, Pr. fee .
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of writ OF Fl Fa Et Lev Fa, issued out
Of the court ol common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in CarroIllon, on
Wednesday the 98h day Of April, 1S47,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 O..
clock, P M. the following real estate to wit: being
the west half Of the southeast quarter of section
81, township IS, range s. containing 30 acres, more
or less. Taken in execution and will be sold by
me. Terms cash. E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
February 26, 1s47-e0-5t Pr. fee | so.
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APPRoPRIATIoNs.---It is estimated that the Ap-
priations for the coming year, authorized by the
late session of Congress-, exceed Sirty-three mil
lions Of dollars! The receipts for the same Pc
riod will not vary much from fifteen millions Of
dollars. Excess of expenditures over receipts
ONLY about forty-eigM millions Of dollars! What
fnancierS Mr.. Polk and his advisers arel
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

AFFOlN MEMS BY lHE PREOlDEN /,
By and Nth the advice and consent of the Senate.
David Tod, of-Ohio, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary near his Majesty the
Emperor of Brazil, vice Henry A. Wise, recall
ed at his own request.
John r. Clay, Charge d'Affaires at Peru.
Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania, Envoy Extra.
ordinary and Minister Plcnipotentiary to his Ma
esty the King of France.
George w. Hopkins, OF Virginia, Charge de
Aflaires Of the United States to Portugal.
MAJOR GENERALS.
Thomas H. Benton, Of Missouri.
William Cumming, of Georgia.
BROADER GENERALS.
George Cadwalader, Of Pennsylvania.
Enos D. Hopping, Of New York.
Franklin Pierce, of New Hampshire.
From long list of minor military Offices We
select those who reside in Ohio:
Colin Mcdonald, to be Captain.
J. B. Miller to be First Lieutenant.
w. R. Stafford, to be Second Lieutenant.
William D. CarIin, to be assistant surgeon.
Robert H. McGinnis, TO be assistant surgeon.
Benjamin w. Brce, to be paymaster.
George w. Morgan, to be Colonel Of infantry
We learn from the Pittsburgh Gazette that Mr.
Benton declines accepting the office orMajor Gen
eral rendered him by the President.
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FOR RENT.

A LARGE two story brick house, kitchen, &C., on
the corner of Main and Philadelphia streets, in
the east end of Carrolton, late the property Of T
McGavran with the premises there are four lots
paled in. There is good well of water, large
frame stable, and other conveniences on the same.
For terms apply to R. MccLAVE, Carrolllo1
March 10, I847-z3-3t.
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FOR HRNT.

THAT large and convenient tavern stand, situsis
or Main sirsst in CIuollion. nov oceupird y
J. l.Aikinron. Jr. There = every eonFenisncs ne
eesssTy stoui he premises iOf Pslle house; there
Is also adjoining the tavern stand stvo ftofy efiek
store room, yhith 10 in tbe nioss bUfIhsss part o.
the Town, which s also foF febi. They msy ts
had either jointly or separately. Apply %
P. NccLAVE, C4roll.oa. o.
Ter Sale or ReuL-A farm containing %
aeres Of laIo, o. the Canton rosd, hsf nils sesi
Of Canoiton. Said farm is 10 q good state Of eul.
iivaioni on the premises is . convenient hewea
log bou-e. asplsnd 3 frame hank harm. good spring
coal tanks, &c. For terms apply In
r. MeCLAFE, Carrollion, o.
Msrch 10, is47-R5-5t