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Thomas Gheen, ct. ala.

vs.. Bill Of Inter-
Thomas Gheen, ct, ala. Pleader
To Thomss Gheen, supposed to reside in Lycom
ing county, State OF Pennsylvania, Hannah Hamler
and -- Hamler her husband, supposed to be resi-
ding in Lycoming county, Pennsylvania, Nathan
GAeen, supposed 10 be residing in Montgomery coun-
ty, Ohio and the unknown heirs Of Margaret Ste
yeaaon, deceased, supposed to reside in LycomiEg
county, PennsylI ania, also lillian Ramsey and the
other children Of Mary Ramsey, deceased, supposed
TO reside in Miami county, Ohio, the unknown heirs
Of j seph Gheen, deceased, supposed to be residing
in LvcUming county, Pennsylvania, and Elizabeth
McCary, residing in Stark county, Ohio, as is suppo-
sed, also Elizabeth Cunningham, Ruth Cunningham
and Jane Cunningham, supposed to be residing in
Fayette county, PenEsy ylyania, Imri Richards ond
the unknown heirs of Anne Kelly, deceased suppo-
sed to be residing in Muskngum county, Ohio, all of
whom are defendants in this case, are hereby notih
ed in pursuance Of an order Of the court Of common
pleas Of Carroll county, and State of Ohio, made at
their May term 4. d. S47, that the said complain
ant as the executor &c, of the said James Mellow
en- deceased, during said term Of said court filed in
said court bill q! nterpeader in chancery, against
the above defendants The object Of which bill and
the PRAYER thereof is that the said defendants inter-
plead aud Just their respective claims and demands
OF, in ano concerning the residue and remainder Of
the estate OF the said James MCGowen, late Of said
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased that the said residue
Of said estate amounting to the sum Of three thou
sand five hundred and thirty-sx dollars and thirty six
cents (S3,536 36-O0O) excepting such portions as
have already been paid by said executor to said
resduary egatees, mentioned in said bill, now
dy to be paid over to whomsoever the Of right
| beonrs that there are con aicting and opposing
claims set up by Of said defendants for said res
due of said estate; that demands have been made Of
said executor for the same by some of said defend
ants; that said executor offers to bring said money
into court and that he is Indifferent and not interest,"
ed in any way with either any of said defendants
The prayer OF said bill is that said defendants do in
terpead and set forth their several titles to said resi-
due or remainder of said estate and settle and adjust
the same among themselves; that they be injoined
from proceeding at law with suits against said exec
utor and that the court will grant other and further
relief 10 said EXECUTOR and the said defendants are
further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to said bill within sixty days after
the next term of said court the said complainant at
the next term after the expiration of said sixty days
will apply to said court to take the matters contain
ed in said bill as true and confessed, and to decree
thereon accordingly. JOSEPH E. VANCE,
Solicitor for said Complainant.
May IA, lS47- 3l-6t. Pr. fee So IS.
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GopEY's LADY's Book, for June, is on our ia
bic. The contents of this number are decided
Iy rich, both in regard to embellishments and lit
era,ure. Thisnumberc completes the first volume
for 1847, than which one more splendidly illus.
,rated, and filled with chocer literature, cannot
easily be found. The Ladys Book is, as its title
purports, emphaticaly book for the ladies. No
other Magazine within our knowledge, (however
meritorious they are in other respects) can rival
Godeys in this particular. Its varied contents,
combining the useful and ornamental, are select
ed with great taste, and, what is of much greater
importance, are decidedly of moral tendency.
We have been an attentive reader of the "Book"
for the past six months, and have not observed
a sentence, or even line in its pages, to which
the most fastidous could object. The "Lady's
Book" is published monthly, in Philadelphia, by
Louis A. Cooley, at So per annum, or two copies
for IS; five copies, $40; payable in advance.
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TIE SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENoEn.-The
May number Of this superior monthly fully sus.
lalns its high reputation. The "IIisory Of the
Colony Of Virginia" is continued. The number
contains several other article Of decided interest.
II is always a very agreeble messenger to US, and,
we have no doubt, equally SO to its numerous
readers. Ii lis published at Richmond, Virginia,
by B. B. Minor, at IS per annum.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice that John
S. Hunter and ] 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 Wier his wife, for the sum of three hun
dred dollars which writ has been served and return
ed Attest: w. X. LLOYD, Clerk.
BY TRIP BRowx, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
NAV 81, l647-32-6t.
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DEATH OF SENATOR SPEIGHT.-The Hon. Jesse
Speight, United States Senator from Mississippi,
recently died at his residence in that State. Mr..
Speght's Senatorial career was Of short duration,
commencing with the twenty-ninth Congrcss)
but was marked with courtesy, dignity and obi-
ty. Personally, he was greatly esteemed, and
his death will be deeply lamented by his fellow
members.
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IRISH RELlEF-STARK coUNTY.--The Ohio Re-
posilory of the 9Th ult., contains the report of
the "Irish Relief Committee" Of Stark county,
from which it appears that $4oO,78 have been
collected in that county, and forwarded TO Ire
land 10 aid the poor in that unfortunate Isle.
GrWhen shall we have report from the Re-
lief Committee of this county,
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Estate Of Joseph Hathaway.

The undersigned has been appointed administrator
on the estate of Joseph Hathaway, 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 HATHEW AY, Admir-.
June 4, lS47-34-3t.
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Estate of Thomas wallace.

Notice is hereby given that have been appointed
administrator on the estate of Thomas Wallace, late
of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All persons in
debted to said estate are required to make immediate
payment and those having claims against the same'
to present them for settlement, according to law
within one year from this date
SYLVESTER WALLACE, Admir-.
NAV 81, l847-32-3t.
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matter. They are published at the very moder.
ATE rate Of 81 per annum, each; or one copy Of
ether and one copy Of the Lady's Book for 50.
The May numbers have been received.
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Estate Of Peter IIeroId.

Notice is hereby given that have been appointed
administrator, de bonis non on the estate OF Peter
Herold, late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased AL
persons indebted said estate are required to make
the same. to present them for settlement according
to law, within one year from this date.
JOHN II. TRIPP, Adnf.
May 81, ls47--s5-at-
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Estate OF GeOrge Brown.

The undersigned have been appointed Exc eutors
on the estate Of George Brown late OF Carroll coun
tv, Ohio, deceased All persons indebted to said es-
tate are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same to present them
for Sc ttlement according to law, within one year.
FREDERICK LEYDE1
JAMES McKEAN, Ia To-
May sS, ls4e-sa-st
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. he state OF Ohio, oaTTOli county, -

Abe state Of Ohio, GaFFOiI eounty, -
COURT oP COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation sfisr Hay ferE, 4. D. isS7.
Levi Harsh.
W.. = p-.g,f.m
Jonhthsn Harsh, Joseph HsrsA, Re-
besca Harsh. Addison PhiAp Hsrsh.
The said jonathan Harsh. Joseph HSFsA. Rebeees
Hsrsh, and Addison Philip Hsrsb. will take notios
that petition was heI hgaiast them On the .0tA dsg
q Maya D. lS47. in The court Of eemnon pleas
ter said COGHty, By Law Harsh, And a bow pendinag
Nksrsia Us ssH LsTi HAfsh GsnGnds partition ~
tie following real estate To Wit The esstbah of tAs
north seNi eOarsr Of ssetiOn tHecy.two, ~ town
ship ioorteen Lltl and range I've, eontaining
seventy -hhe tgtes and eghty-nine hsndredthl o. AA
acre Aiso the following described tract of land: psrt
G; the west hsl os hs oOrthwest quarter of section
number twenty-five l22l Of toU uship hUmbsr for
teen IA o! range lumber Eve, Isl beginning atths
southwest corner OF ssid bOFthwest quarter Of SeS
a0n twenty-five, (22 running thence north seventy
seven poles 70 post thence three rods north Of east
eighty poles to stake, thence south sighty-thre~
POLES 10 post thence west eighty poles 70 the place
Of beginning: Except ten acres and eghty-eigkf
hundredths Of an acre thereof, bounded follows;
beginning AZ StCne on the west line Of said section
twenty-five thence southwardly with the line Of said
section fyseven and one-haf perches, thence nOrth
sevehty-one and ohe-hslf degrees east thirty-eight
PeTches and egthtenths Of perch TO stone, ihenss
eleven and one-qulrer degrees west fortyeight per-
ches To a stone, thence south eighty-6ve and ono
half degrees west twentysx perches and four-tenths
Of q perch to the place Of beginning:) containing
thirty acres, more or less; all Of the steubenVls
land district in the State OF Ohio and that at the
next term Of said court application will be made BY
the said Levi Harsh for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
STOKELY & TRIP,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
May 81, Is47-32-5t. Pr fee S. 25.
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DE-. w. H. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers his
Ii professional services to the citizens of the town
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite the
store st lh Psykss. SsYt<nbsr II, ls+6-%s-.f
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BLAcKwoop's LADIES MAGAZINE, AND THE LON
DON WORLD OF FAsHIoN.-These are reprints, by
Mr.. Cooley, of Two of the most fashionable and
interesting of English Magazines. They are ve'
~ neatly printed, and taslefully arranged, and
contain we'll selected variety of very readable
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-06-04
THE WAR AND ITS COSTS.

The following estimates Of the loss and gain
Of the war is from late letter from Washing.
ton TO the New York Herald:
The American forces occupy territories Of The
enemy comprehending an area Of 600, 900 square
miles, equal TO fifteen such divisions Of territory
as the State Of New York.
The active American force in the field, over
all this vast exPanse Of territory, has not exceed
a rough estimate, the losses Of the Americans in
the numerous fights and skrmishes have been,
perhaps not less Than the following:
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HoxEsDALE, Penn. April %, ls45.

Dear Doctor: This is to certify that have been
afflicted for number of years with adisease OF the
uDrs, which had reduced me to the verge OF the
grave. All medical aid proved unavailing, and ow-
inc to the weakness of my constitution, which age
had materially impaired felt that could not much
longer battle the disease. At this time was recon-
mended to try Dr. Taylor'S Genuine Balsam OF Liv-
erwort, from 375 Bowery. did SO, and by its eff
cacy Gun with safety say, have been almost resto-
red to health, as much SO as the nfrmites Of Old
ace would permit All those who are afflicted with
diseases of the lungs and liver, would especially
urge to avail themselves Of this sovereign remedy
This certificate can be relied upon, and comes from
one of the Oldest inhabitants Of this town.
JOIN GARRET.
The above certificate we have the pleasure to send
you, with permission to publish Yours truly,
J. g. A. SNYDER.
AGENTS.-R. Kennedy, CarroIlIon; John IT.
vine, Kigore; A. F. Moore, Jefrrsoni c. c. Wiz
ling, Canton; Doc. Lyon, WeIIsvie; D. P. Gra'
ham, New Lislon: S. Scott StrubenviIIe.
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Total,

-comprehendng the killed and wounded, and
the dead from disease on the side of the Ameri-
cans. On the other hand, we think we may safe.
ly set down the Mexican losses at three 10 one
in killed and wounded, as the average, in all the
battles and sklrmishcs with our troops in every
quarter; so that their aggregate loss may be rea.
sonably set down al 10000 men, an offset 10 the
3,0l0 Of the Americans in the foregoing table.
In the Gulf, the United States have lost two
vessels Of war, and perhaps not less than fifty
transport vessels of all kinds, from the norther5
and the coral reefs, equivalent TO a loss Of 49,.
100000.
The aggregate expenses Of the war up TO this
date, regular and Irregular, ordinary and extra
ordinary, with a valuation upon every thing cx.
pended or lost, except upon the brave men who
have died in the enemy's country, or from
wounds or disabilities incurred in the service
will cover an item Of $4,000 ,OOO-of which
we may set down So, 1000 900 TO expenditures in
the enemy's country, and for purchase of mules,
provisions &C., and hire of laborcrs and mule
drivers of the MeXicans equal, let us assume TO
the citizens Of Mexico disposng Of these arti-
cles, TO a clear profit OF three millions, deductng
first cost and the portion disposed Of under the
law Of contributions.
This data will indicate, in part the losses of
the war-the gains have YET to be designated, cs-
timated and acquired. Mexico Of the two, we
suspect, though she may lose half her territory,
will, in the end, be the great gamer Of the two.
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MARRIED, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. A
Swaney, Dr. THOMAS c. EAKIN and Miss ELIzABETH
ANN FisHELL, all OF Carroll county.
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MAJOR GAINES AND PARTY.

The following dignifed letter of remonstrance
from Major Gaines and fellow officers, prisoners
in the castle of St. JagO, Mexico, to General
Santa Anna, we copy from the New Orleans
Commercial Timrs, Of the 18th ultimo
CASTLE OF ST. JAGo, City Of Mexco,(
Il
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The State of Ohio, Carroll county, Sc.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Garet Pin, Executor Of the last will cHAScERY.
Of James McGowen, deceased,
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-o.ef. R.cavoxr. [,

r-Es II T Subscriber wishes 70 cali the e..en.,.
& q the travelling nuhlic 70 ,ae fac, sAz, H.
has retur-se4 D his $50 ~taad,
THE IioEsL.}
e4l ae mss pa. lie lsoase, ~ well IS the vlsl,
establishment, IL isgst s-le aF1'F for the acce1
IHe@4aoa Is. tAe travelling pablo, Uith the cets,
a7inai5aa th-t = will rot he outdone in y.
west for kina aad close alteration u thcSc tss,
may i4FoT Atln ia a call. No pains shall b.
saarca '4r sae comfort and enjoyment Of rs
s.se~.s.-.a l,ast. Ae Is determined to krea
~s13 au- oraariy house aa5 make every per
son that ca.s oa nssn 81 home His charge shall
- IS low aaS house 81 the kBd IN III, wcs,
..a 81 49, d ,.sssail sled II IN Ais pow
~ S. H,. Ie6s.. 81 -l4.stUl foF past favors
henes Z Ia T-s.s.cs by bis ola trenas and
ca-saGs tse fstpr Viii r. thankfully re-
ce8.cs. ana. i.ss auta Is vay. shall he Returned
y .. tee& s+4e~s Iur { .gEi. -es--gooa ar. 70.
" = ueEs, au4 every attention II them. / few
coed hore ana cas Stages, that amy person Ssh
NC u ccl.ve' aaee Il suv adjoining town shall
be accommodated without eelay.
DANIEL u. SLOAN
Richmond, Heb :, l~ll. 43-'I5tf
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lcaexEa or sfA1" AND FArFo~ sTs.. riciMo>D "a.
-f..---.- z-. eT7.u-rT. ros- artea'!s IN
E ierss~ MS tsieuls and tie ireta5ag r. p
liz. taat NJ ia rasuaseGtIte Ism. .oT0~1in q tis
va.s ana lara-aas known hUIr.i., ana he j
~ aarea 10 make Travellers colfstort1t5e. i
.saa :.aH attentive ostier is at ait times reaa
- i.k. oI4arce of Horses, ard tie stable IS well
snpnlise with pro-, n4er. lis charges arc -el-
zoHable.
Feb q 1871 39:i3-.&1
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Tnr ~"i5rl aaA fecRent changes of tle at
r:sosfasre il car Western climate. subject Us
!aier - these annoy ing affections, ana
~ae 1tot eariy aiitHeea 10 t,Ie tuags tall prey
IL cos.sa sials. tbc5r is.zs io,tS destroyer. How
often have Npu been warmed Of The approaching
dangrr. baf ven fear untii the citadel of liie
j. sttaebr au rrn.er-a hopeless. low mpor-
taai : i tI.en - o5tsin n time few bottles Of
thtt H-.utH gfee4e.ar,
prJ- I. ~ 4s E4al-19rqat Remedy;
y,l.. i -,es ii t. arrest tle cough heal the sore.
ness and irritation ia The trachea aud bronchial
tabs renfavc the Pain ana tiehtaess experienced
in tle chest ana qreast; also, giving strength to
these uIla axe Weak.
Eet.ea4r tf.et It is Or, ] *. nunean's
Western asiise. NJ l5a, SNeamose st, Clncin-
resi hin, where lie eGovr medicine sold in
larrr sraai qnauti'ies ifce s per bottle,
bUtt.e~ igf -. a ste oaat liIIGe those who
se!i as as
resale ii t4e Richmond rook Store,
K.caHa84. Felruary 9Th, ls41. nj
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pleasant dwelling for sale

Pleasant dwelling for sale,
rEvIIE house erected By c. r. Williams, ."
Washington street, y eLefea f'F sase On
agvaptareoas terms. Il Is a t'so story bttc" :
esnfsi4lsa four roosas and kiichen-;he houzs
flushed il tuo.ern etyte- tie lot high aH1dfy;
sla beautIlaiiv arranged with st.ade trees "na
ss4rubl .rv Ii j. one 81 the most desirable res
i.l-ae.e, isr a sz5t family. IN Richmond. i"f
te-y,.@ ar.Ee 10 the nnLefs fgueG IN Centreyie, 81
JOHE d. sTiTT.
0c.ober l2.a, s45. 42-n
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NEW WORK ON MEXICO.

HISTORY of Mexico, her civil wars ahd
+" Colonial and Revolutionary annals, from
the period of the Spanish Conquest law 10 me
,rsSspt time 1871: 10 which is added an uccount
IF the cxistiup war with the nted States, rs
causes. and military achievements. BY tmi'P
Young, NJ D., l vol. 8vo.. with new ana cor
rect Map of Mexico. plans Of Vera Cruz. Mon
terey. &c. from actual survey IN press ans
"A. 4 L. Z. JAMES. Publishers,
Walnut ST.. between 4th ana Oh, 1inciniA'
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3 ~ e-os.- ~. il. feel, aua spaeay coo--!5E-
,e+4se agtef IIe w5uid refer 70 the ioiio" 7 z
rs-= = T. r. .-.9os1zl. ssBo zEe now ne lac $
I5,.a.t ta-rsf.-C NJ STIR. =. r. PerAins, II.
p -.aaa a. ~ Bowers. b. ". I)aris, >. siar-
e,-z. sla5ah. /. 81. = agg- JHo y / ~ ghoh''
h, ffoas Pet E roe ser. So ONION Bear. Jas
Jones Jacob san ar=. Daniel J - ae jas : ~ :
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( r-a~t-ofr. 5sr4es Bats. Bent alaitis, H. T.
f>xre f4s .7rTrr1t ans Air. l,taersnaFe-
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81 i a.: Pots veus 5siietz, Tea titles 1h.ee
Pans sugar kettles. AnaIroHs. $40 ana )" af.it
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continues b rra-efscture all kinds OF 1oap<r
!. I'm and S4sst IrsH Weres- .,,,.,r
/ ID lie VIII s7.i am thlAg IN hfs bne - i-.Ai
I for C4sh or approved Coautry PEo-'iss-
fz94ta so5z<@-. Brass, Pewter. ana Lea4- %
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~ YES.-IF any person desires 10 purchase
~ FiYst-Rate enc-h9rSe Carriage, entirely
new they are directed to apply TO tbs suaseTlo DC
who will sell it CHEAP. Call soon. j. II
!. .uitab.e for either one two horses.
ACHILLES BALLARD.
Richmond, Feb. 9. loi'.
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EROS ana NAILS, a wei selected lot, just
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