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Exciting Day.

This has been the mos, exciting one OF
he Session. No one thing has had such
an effect in arousIGg real fttiiag, and 10
calling forth such on ebull,ion Of feeling.
The passage Of the " North Carolina Rail
Road" bill IN the Senate this afternoon,
~as the cause Of the excitemcn,. This
measure is the one which vas offered as
substitute BY Mr.. Ashe for the Governor s
scheme. II was debl,ed al some length by
Mr.. Walker ir opposition 10 ii; he was re.
Piled to by Mr. Gilmcr briefly when Mr..
Walker responded. Mr.. Woodhn replied
TO question Of order raised by Mr.. Walk.
er. The point that Mr.. Walker raised
was ,ha, Senators had no righ, to vote for
this bill who were interested 10 the Raleigh
end CASTOR road, as i, was proposed TO be.
neht or relieve that road. The Speaker
decided agains, Mr.. Walker and his decl
sion was no, appealed from. Mcssrs. Pa,
'erson and Ashe made some few remarks
Several amendments were proposed BY op
ponenls to the bill, with a view Of defeat
ing it; these amendments wero voted down
when several unImporiant amendment
were offered by its friends which we're a
dop'ed. All this time there was immens,
excitement in the lobby, and also within
the bar; the Speaker having frequently I,
call them to order, and to require less con
versaion both among the members an.
those in the lobby. At las, the Speake
put the question, Shall this bill pass il
third and las, readingl" The Ayes an,
: Noes were called for, and while they wer
being called, the almost GREATNESS suspens
Of those present, produced silence con
trastIng solemnly with the excitemen
which but few minutes bsfore prevailed
II was buzzed through the Hall when ,h
:. voting was through, tina. there was a liz
a And while the Clerk was casting I'd III
: result. aud before the Speaker announce
, It, the excitement was Of nature Difficult
4 to describe; it had to be decided by III
b casting vote Of the Speaker (Mr. Graves.
+ No one knew how no intended TO vote
: Despair sat upon the features Of the friend
OF the bill for he might vote against it an
XII Il. Hope nultered in the bosoms
;. its opponents, for he might vote against il
y and then their speeches &c. the credi. q
having defeated it.
Mr.. Graves arose with that dignit
= which always distinguishes his hearing
!, and said, 1.-THE Clerk reports 90 in N
y affirmative and 20 10 the negative, there
therefore fie--ihe Chair votes in the Al
firmative; therefore The bill has passed.
q Such applause as followed Mr.. Graves
lelcar'y and distinctly pronounced afIirmu
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RALEIGH, JAN. 81.
GIsLATURE.
The Last Hours Ol'thc Session,

AsEO hSnIA u " uBGss
The Last Hours Ollhc Session.
This Legislature has proved at last
working one. and in spite Of The drawback,
10 tho way Of members thu. have no en-.
terprize, no State pride, no literally, srd
none Of that noble bigh.mindedness that
marks statesmen, many very imPorian,
measures have become laws. To make a
synopsis there is.
l.. "The North Carolina Railroad Com.
pany :" little dreamed Of by the mos! san.
guine friend Of Internal Improvements four
months ago.
2. THE Salisbury and Western Turn.
pike road !" work tina. is undoubtedly TO
awaken the energies Of tho Western PEG.
pie, and make . pleasant delightful tho.
rough.fare for tho pleasure seeking and
scenery lovers, who ssek our romantic sad
sublime mountains IN the summer.
3. 1.-THE Revenue Bill" which 10 10
bring into the Treasury greater mean, to
meet State liabilities. A measure q long
sime past called for.
4. The location Of the State Hospital
ior the Insane {" AT Raleigh.
5. The Charter with an appropriation,
for "Club Foot and lIsIlow's Creek ca.
nal = work which in competition with The
North Carolina Railroad" and the clean.
ing on, OF tho Neuse, 10 TO bring to ligh,
the hitherto unapprecia,ed importance Of
Beaufort, Carteret county, AZ q seaport,
&C., &c.
| Yesterday, Saturday, - the lime q
adjournmcn, has been fixed for tomorrow,
8 o'clock. A. NJ. grea, many bills were
passed, and much anxiety seemed TO be or.
hibited by those whose thoughts we're Of
fhome. The two Houses adjourned ssoa,
! pas, | ! p. ~, TO meet again io-monos
morning, al 4 o'clock, A. NJ.
They will piobobly oil be on their road,
home BY 10 o'clock to.morrow, after ha,.
ing spent a restless and excited session
Peace 10 their retirement and nc do hos.
some Of them will never have The unh,pp.
ness Of gelliag home ,ick here again. Il
is a cruelty 10 the individuals ss veil a.,
curse 10 the State TO send some thu, eons
to our legislatures.
THIS Leg stature, thanks TO the .t,lss.
men, (of both par,ics) who agains, al %.
position have overcome ignorance. prep.
dice and lllIberaliiy. has won unfadlns lss.
rels FOR itself; and if roies could only b
espuneed from the journal. and forsOIl.a
10 mems minds, there are some men, Who
having nothing tlse TO boast Of might b
proud 10 say they belonged to The sesslOu
Of 1850.
r.
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TO strike out " General Assembly and in.
sert Governor with the advice Of bic
Council'-adopted.
Mr.. Mebaue offered an amendment pro.
yiding tina, the sum appropriated for Neuse
and Tar Rivers shall not be paid by the
Public Treasurer until the whole amour!
of stock is subscribed for; adopted.
Mr.. S,anly offered an amendment in
relation to the connexion Of The Roads,
az IN additional section, which was adopted.
The question was then taken on tbs
massage Of the bill as amended, and deci.
ded in the affirmative SO to So.
Before the vote was announced. Mr.
Rayner remarked, that he had already
stated his reasons for not recording his vote
in favor of the passage Of the bill on the
second reading. Blu, he shrank from nc
responsibility, and if the House would con.
sent to his voting he would be happy aud
proud to record has vote IN favor OF the
establishment of go great 4 work.
The sense Of the House thea taken on
the proptiety Of Mr.. r. voting, and ,heiI
being no dissenting voice, Mr.. X. voted aye
The House then took their recess.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion Of Mr.. Dobbin the bill to es
,ablish Plank Road from Fayetteville &c
Salisbury was taken up.
! Mr.. Dobbin offered several amendments
all of which were adapted. Mr.. ID. ,her
offered three additional sections to the bit
one of which required the State TO inves
$50, 900 ia the Road--and addressed the
House a, some length 10 support Of Them
The House refused to adopt the amend.
nenls by vote of 81 in the negative to
as 10 the affirmative.
The question being on the passage Of
the bill on its 3rd reading, Mr.. Jones. Of
Orange, spoke IN opposition to it, and was
replied to by Mr.. Dobbin. The bill passed
its second reading.
The House took recess.
NIGHT SESSION.
The order of the evening the bill to
provide for Turnpike from Salisbury tG
the Georgia line, came up.
Messrs. Hayes and Caldwell Of Burke
addressed The House, in supper, Of The bill
followed Mr.. Hackney, who introduced
an amendment 10 the slh Section. Re
jectsd.
Me.srs. Courts. S,anIy, II. c. Jones,
Barrnger, Shuford, also spoke on this sub
jeci.
The question was then taken and the
bill passed 81 and last reading Ayes so
Noes "a.
The order, bill to lay off AMI establish .
new County by the name Of Wilson, vas
then taken up and afer being discussed
Mr.. Brogden offered an amendment, pro
vided majority Of the qualified voters o.
Counties, from which the County Of VIII.
son is proposed TO be made, do no, object.
Mr.. Paine moved to amend the amend.
men, by striking gu. Nash, Edgecomb and
Wsvne- and saying The qualified voters o.
those parts OF these ConntIes IncIuoed II
the proposed County Of Wilson.
MIR. Brogden opposed The amendment, L
his amendment. Messrs. Paine and Mile
replied to him.
Mr.. Griggs moved the indefinite post
ponement Of the whole mailer, carried BY
vote Of Sc 10 ~.
Ga motion Of Mr.. G,igss, the House
adjourned.
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CUarlnftR*
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1870.

NJ WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
areut in Baltimore, authorized 10 obtain adver-
,semen,s and subscriptions, and to grant receipts
LEW. CARR, ESQ. is our agent in Ph'la
pe,ph;s. authorized 10 obtain advertisementsaad
drocure subser iptions.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr.. T. II. Williams called up the en-.
crossed bill conce rnins the w ilmln.ton and
Raleigh Rail Road Company, which hav-
ing been read the second time, Mr.. Brog
den moved TO amend the same, 20 as 10 pro.
vide for redeeming The bonds for the sur
Of $3.50, 900, endorsed by The Public Urea.
surer; which was negatised. Mr.. Brog.
den also offered another amendment, that
the State shall mol be pledged for the $500.
900, which the Company are authorised 10
borrow by this act, which was adopted.
The bill then passed It's second reading
II 10 90.
A resolution was adopted TO send mes
sage 10 the Senate. proposing that the two
Houses adjourn sine die on The Goth inst.
The bill to amend the end and 3rd sec.
lions d the act Of ls47, to amend the nc'
to consolidate and amend the acts here
iofofe passed on the subjec, Of Common
Schools, was rejected 65 to IS.
A great number of bills and resolutions
from Inc Senate, passed their first reading
and much other business possessing N
special interest, occupied the attention q
the House. The House then adjourned.
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INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATION.

INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATION
DR.. Paul F. Eve, says the Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, of this city, per-
formed the operation Of Hthotomy last Sat.
urday a, the Hospital, and removed from
the bladder, Of Mr.. OBrannon one hundred
and serenteen stones, the larges, Of which
weighed two drachms, seventeen grains.
We havn seen the pebbles. They are
tetrahedeous (four sided) and have oil the
sharp angles rounded off by friction one
against another. Their aggregate weight
Is four ounces, three drachms, thirtyeight
grams. They have been accumula,inp
twenty years.
Prof. Eve performed the operation with
much skill, and without, pain TO The subject,
he being under tho anodyne influence Of
Chloroform.
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The Cholera has entirely disappeared in
New Orleans.
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Friddy, january 10.
SENATE.

The resolutions introduced BY Mr.. Gil.
mer, in reference to the votes Of bargain,
ors, trustees, and eestui que trusts, in the
contested election from Orange, were taken
up when the frs, resolution, declaring
the votes Of bargainors illegal, passed by
a vote of 35 to 5. The second and third
declaring the votes Of trustees and cesfui
que trusts illegal, were also passed. The
said resolutions were then read the thirt
time and passed.
A great number of bill passed their SO
cond and third readings. The Senate ad
Ioufhed.
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NO

In consequence of the difficulty of finding f,,,h
full agents, and of preventing FRAUDS, ybers a,,;
cIes of this nature are sent out for gene.,J sa,a
Signor D'Aivear has determined to sell none o.,
works or instruments unless ordered by letter
sent directly TO him, when the desired publication
or instrument, will be forwarded under his sigma
ture and seal, SO that all doubt as to its genuine
ness may be removed.
O5-BEWARE OFALL INVITATIONS Of thi
instrument which may hereafter appear, as fhe se
cret Of lmpartins die Gold Detecting power q
kno wn to no person whatever, except The ori;gInaI
inventor. ~
0o-The GOLDOMETER, and GoLDSEEK.
Frs GUIDE, will both be sent by mai, closely
envelopedr and sealed and therefore, sot subject
ia inspection by Poamasters, for die sum Of
THREE DoLLARS(s sent post PAID to sIGNoR
JOSE DEALYEAR, Box 27Is,lN o York civ.
The Instrument is ven. light, and the Guide is
printed on thin pspertso that ne charge by mail.
or express. will be yryl small to any part Of the
United States. bThsprce tofthe GOLD SEEK.
.ER,S GUIDE, alon{ j. ONE DOLLAR, sent a
above, Address, SlNOR JOSE DEALVEAR.
si4 Rez 27ls, New York City.
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Attachment Notice.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Octob.r Term, A. u. ls4s.
Benedic, Arb, IN DEBTIo
Pete, Stephen 81 p p Esnasss ss5. -
Mice is hereby giy,n Nall persons interested
,sat Oh the 18th davo Of july 1913, the said Ben
edict Arm sued out of SAID court a Writ OF At.
tachment against the lands. hpements, goods,
chattles. rights, credits. moneys aid effects of the
said Peter Stephen. a nonresident oNthe State OF
Ohio, demanding therein the sum ONS52. 20 in
debt, and S25 in damages. which saidNyrit was
at the Oct. Term of said Court, A. d. MS. re.
turned served. ..a \
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,N
Nov 4, 1913. Monroe Common PleasA
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TIE b9 Mechanical apsr IN Me 0Orld
s,t. NEW VOLUME OF i5.o ..tYj
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.

The publishers of the Scientific American re-
specttuliy give notice that the FOURTH YEAR
LY VOLUME Of their Journal will be commen-
ced on Saturday, Sept 22d This publication DIFF
ters entirely from the many magazines and papers
which, Hood the country. It 10 a Weekly Journal
OF Art, Science aud Mechanics, having for its OBJ
iect the advancement of the INTERESTS OF
MECHANICS, MANUFACTURERS and IN
VENTORS. Each number is illustrated with
from FIVE 10 ten original ENGRAVINCS OF
NEW MECHANICAL INVENTIONS, near.
Iy all OF the best inventions which are patented Of
Washington being illustrated in the Scientific
American. 1t also contains a Weekly List oil
American Patents; notices of the progress of all
Mechanical and Scientific improvements; practi
cal directions on the construction, management
and use of all kinds Of MACHINERY, TOOLS,
&C.; Essays upon Mechanics, Chemistry and Ar
chitecture; accounts OF Foreign Inventions; ad-
vice to Inventors; Rail Road Intelligence, toseth.
err with a vast amount of other interesting, valua-
BILE and useful information. TIL SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN is the most popular journal of the
kind ever published, and of more importance TO
the interest Of MECHAMCS and INVENTORS
than any thing they could possibly obtain! 1t is
printed with clear type on beautiful paper, and
being adapted to binding, the subscriber is pos
sessed, at the end OF the year, ofa large volumsof
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN PAGES,
ILLoolhAlE Ell Win " If
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ALL LETTERS must be POST PAID. res,
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the Office Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
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medicine possessed so much virtue and had
powef 10 heal so many diseases. But since ~ Is
well known that more than 20 900 persons nave
been cured, our friends will begin to realize the
truth, of our remarks, which were made about SIX
months ago, viz: that there would not be q family
M America who would live a day without possess
ing a box Of McALLlSTER'S AHHeating ONT
me,f, il they but knew its virtues. zsiifi 9ai ~
McAllister's All.Healing Ointment restores per.
~spiration ii the system. BY this means It opens
those avenues through which nature carries OIL the
Impurities within, and thus relieves the body OF
disease. 1t is thus that it cures Consumption, Fe-
yers, Scrufula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt RheuHa,
Sick Headache, fQuinsy, Sore Throat. Rheunna-
tism, Scald Heads, Pains in the chest, side and
back; Dyspepsia, Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness.
Cutaneous Eruptidns, Sore Eyes. Inflammation Of
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, ChilblaIns,
Piles, Worms, Agues. Cold Feet, Liver Com
plant, Ulcers, aud all Fever Sores, lnfiammations
Of every kind. Sold by ..''.."
A. SIS. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J.R. & J.H. Morris, Woodsfeld;
VIM. Steel, Stafford;
Talbot g. Wernecke, Malaga, .'+ :
Peter Dorr, Williamsburg; " t.II-.,U si.i
John M. Roupd, Summerheld; Att
J. E. 4 c. A. Boyd, Carlisle.
VIM. 81. Myers, New Castlei '. ' .Ht31
Hanes & Pancoast. jamestown. |.u. la. ial.
Anshutz, Pollock g. Co., Claringtoni .
Isaac Welsh g. Co., Beallsville.
Nov. rs, lS4S. Ntf 7' shi .e.
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4 ~ IYxLTLXI +. tyNE
PlCTURAJQFsH AAAnH %ts5tktAib ehasae4
terized in an individual BY The abeencs ofaIL. pgia,
snherings or afisetion n any psft 90 m body p
ths Zee ana regular e5egsistb " rlI PIP fyaeeeat}
without any exception. They coppist in hayiHg I.
good aPpesite atsneaptimes, ~ eny' distsi08sI
free eyacuatinns, Without l~oosfnsss or eostiyspes;
at least once In twehty.fsuf honrs, and Without
heat. dryness, Or burning d dhespsssags ihs 5tsu}
issua Of the water without aerimuny or burning. !,
sign, Of y9pressrt or an, spproschins psn;,,ssys,
|lsleep, without agitation or tronblesons dieai,v,
no Taste OF bile Dr. other bad taste ia slSsl wAm6lSi
upon rising in the morning; no sourncss ~ .liss. !,
|~greeatle rising 6f The 1stdmach; 4 Clean Ihnthr.'r 4
sweet breath no itching. pimpless or spol, snvseisei
skin; no piles, no burning heat unon, any All OF.
the body, no excessive fhirSt When tii,Si y,.tSf ~
labor or other known cause, no inteEiptiss Z,
my natural evacuation, nor pain It th. itiTrscI.
cal reform. ~ Hfw sfks9rfGga3g IfD5 dlgpl
Where the state Of the system does NJ thsrma-
nize with the above pictureo health, II d 'tkt
greatest importapce thstno time be lost ipssnd,,
ing for a docIor, or in the nse Of foolish ,~sn.ediss
TOO often the result Of speculation; instsid otGiss
course lei. adose. of, Brandreth's PilIsie taksns
which will not deceive. but win At ofcs restore
health 10 tie organ or part That reqnifesii. sstaiL
All who wish 10 preserve their health. al WIZ
are determined to aefsnd their life against The ep.
croachmentv az disesse which miehtsssid ttsrs
prematurely "a tbe grave. will, without he uta,5nS
have recouise ID the Brandreth Pjlls. wSss the
state of The svstem does not barpopj a vAhtkS
above picturs 81 heath ShH NG
Those ,whot i've in : country where tontaekuS
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Magnetic Battery,

70 GoI-1,ing Of ELECTRIC PILLSsGALyAN
l,FoR CoNsUEaTTiaoSNs M NAG T ErTn ET Se
ZINC 2, FOR NERVOUS DISEASES. NAH.
NETIC ETHER NO. 5. FOR LIVER COW
PLANTS, &c. For sale BY Tr'TNp1E
=. Z. ~; u: Morris. Woods6sIdi n ialf;aih
James B Smith, ~Clarington, IN n ao;,,,ii,.
VIM. Mckinley, Powhatten, Ds
j. P. FeIriI, Newcastle, q" 81 9ai- n09u
Isaac Welsh, aBsalisviIls, ~ sGiBo-ldpuen
Thomas MITCHELL Antioch, ,,a., o,e,ys. va
WIS ,Hogue, Somerton, 81
Benjamin MackalI. BArneiviils. boz doligsl
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SO
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
October Term, A. D.. ls4s.
Nathan HOLSTER, IN DEBT. W
VS. Debt 1858.
non ;MeNeeiy } Damages $50. ..
,ha, W.. as - ne o.lhy given to all persons interested,
Nathan Hohisiieeffs susssar 81, august, 1s4s. the said
Attachment against the lands, tenerfetra Writ of
chattles, rights, credits, moneys and effects of the
said Thomas McN eely, a non. resident Of the state
of Ohio. demanding therein the sum Of $75. S3 in
debt, and $50 in ID damages, which said wit was at
the October Term of said Court A. d. ls4S, re-
turned served. WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
Nov. 4. ls4S. Monroe Common Pleas.
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,aSunfsh Mill.

The subscribers would Respectfully ;-Eorm thei,
friends and the public generally, tbatthey have bull
aa..2 Anew lGRIST MILL
on Sunfsh creek, about four miles east of Woods.
field, on the direct road from Woods6eId to Char.
-,Sgton, where they are now prepared to- do mar-
1nsl. and country work, at the shortest notice.
. neI ws,ks are entirely new, and Of the best quail.
10y, and ihey sssuls The public that Aodr made at
!nelr mil email not be inferior 10 any other 10 The
country. ma ts2gefral yaSn ui hhe cd gsbs.l3
+ Merchants wishing to have a quantity Of grain
or southern market. or desiring 10 have their grain
stored. will find it to their advantage to cali on M
u brcFibers. q sssfs WIN. q LEVIfRICHNER,
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N. +. BLACKL0CK 4 Go. +.
2as BALTIMORE ST. BALTIMORE, MD.
. .. WHOLESALE DEALERS 'N .I.Ji.
Rnots. Shoes. Hats. Cans, R0netS, &c,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOnets, &C.,
: Nave received direct from the Manufait urers a
large and well assorted fresh stock, and are pre-
pared 60 Off great inducements TO country mer-
chants and others who will favor them with a eah.
Our stock consists in part OF .I..s.t adI
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS
Mems, Boys E'Youth's Call, Kip s. GHmmed Boots.
Agal ~ f". tS f.H +lG Goat MoRroes.
Women's& Misses pegged & sewed Welts& Boots
Kid, Morocco and Seal Slippers.
with a large assortment Of Caters, city made work
and Children's Shoes Of all kinds. g- en- u
Russia, MdIeskn, Coney and Nutria Hats.
Monterey, Buena Vista sporting and Wool Hats.
Sonnet, Panama Chinese, Straw & Angola Hats.
Also, a large stock Of Palm and Leghorn Hats.
80 CASES BONNETS :"
~I'orenee Braid, Deron, China Peal, Willow,
Lawn N eapolitan, and other kinds; with a large
stock OF yrunks, Shoe Thread aud Backing.
March 8, lS4s.-Iy
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mtoFFTcE for t The sale OF the GOLD SEEK.
IERS GUIDE and fGoLD6MEIER, No. SO,
Centre street, New. York City, where visitsrs may
see several casks Of Caliiornia Gold. in the rough
statss as extracted by signor D'Aivear from the
Sacramento Mines, and also witness the operation
of the GOLDOMETER, when held within the
magnetic Influence Of the precious metal, and the
unerring manner iniwhich itindicates the presence
OF that and ether methIic substances. piqHf 81 MOI
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YlHE sTATE0 OF OHIO, MONROE Co..

y ME STATE Of OHIO, MONROE Co. Sc:
- Application WIN be made 10 the next Cour;
of Common Pleas. within unu ior saIu county OF
Monroe, for the redemption Of lot No. 10. in the
town of Lebanon, in said county, sold on the llth
day ofJanuary.l s47. for taxes, to George W. Penn,
and charged upon the duplicate TO Solt monPowell,
the original quantity, the said lot NJ. 10, entire.
49, - SOLOMON POWELL,
By N. HOLLISrER, his Aturnsy.
IAN. %. lS19-6w
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N ISSOLUTION.E The partnership bsrsao'
- fore existing under the firm ct J. Rs& LfH
Morris has this day been dissolved by imutualcon.
sent JIHa Morris will settle the business of the
late irn'o All those indebtedst to the firm willacsll
immediately and settle, as ths business OF thslold
firm must Ind will bs observation-disclosures sl,;Gd
The business will be continued byJs H. Morris.
who will always be ready and willing tossccom,
modateghjs eld friends aud customsrs, 1900
Woodsield, Nov. 81. l64S. Va ysasrs III