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Sunday Morning, !: : Dec. II, 1859:


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Sunday Morning, !: : Dec. ii, 1903:
ExEcuT1yE SESSIONS" BY your
leave gentlemen BY your leave !!
make way for the President " 1.-THE
Board then went into secret Session. .
This meets our eye in the last pro.
ceedings Of the City Council. As it
affords us infinite pleasure to chroni-
Gle anything that gives evidence oftbe
growing propeucities of Red Stick,
we cannot let the fact pass BY, that the
Board went into executive session,
without making some mention of it..
From an ordinance which proceeds
the "secret session. we would infer
that some Of the Board have met with
incivilities, at the hand Of Menagerie
managers; it must either be SO, or
some Of our own citizens are going into
the caravan business themselves. Look
at the following ordinance as 1t stands
on the record.
Be it ordained BY the Mayor and
Board Of Selectmen, that each and
every proprietor Of Monagorie mr.
irving in this town by water shall pay
for tile first exhibition forty dollars,
and for every subsequent exhibition
twenty dollars and cost of license, and
for every Menagerie arriving by land
twenty dollars for the first, and ten
dollars torseaeh subsequent exhibition
with two dollars cost of license, to
take effect from and after its passage
We cannot stop now to argue the
''moraf' effect Of Menageries We
would like however that some one
would furnish us some of the reasons,
why every species Of entertainment.
is driven from the town, by unheard
ofprohibitary taxes Is it following
the precedent Of other great places !!
BY no means.
Il cuts us off from that kind of
amusement for the million, which is
indispensable to its healthy existence.
1.-THE Uniform for Independence
Fire Company No. 2, is nearly com
pleted.
Will the company turn out when
equipped, that the citizens generally |
may see what it numbers?
C. Mr.. Bourcicault, the dramaiist
has created quite sensation in the
literary circles of New York. Bur-
ton purchased Of him $50 it is said)
the manuscript copy Of a new comedy
entitled Fonhunter Of the modern
Don Qui1otte. Some Of the New
York critics pronounce it a barefaced
plagiarism. from Fronch play called
Sullivan.
viii not this turn out to be another
contest between France, and Star
Spangled bannerdonl, similar to the
race at the Hippodrome We think
50. It is not propable that writer Of
Bourcieault's genius--the author of so
many popular pieces, should be guilty
Of such a petty larceny. It is un-
doubleday, a stratigem ito fill the
house"
10 The Commercial Bulletin Of
the 9th instant, reports terrific CALEB
on Lake Pontchartrain, Thursday
last. The Steamer Lancaster was
driven ashore and three lives reported
to be lost. The schooners SusaaaaN
and Louisiana were sunk about hall
a mile from the new canal, and thd
barge Henry Clay received consider
able damage. The amount of proper
ty lost by the gale, is not yet ascer-
tanned.
EE The oyster trade is extensive.
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The interpreter.

man HUu w UHfbOl. no SHtup Sblec'
are the publishers. We like the motto
Of the paper, ut l. the duty Of a eiti-
zen, Native or Naturalized, to think
and act independently in all matters
and to defend the State from ecclesi-
astieal encroachment by any Church
or sect whatever
A newspaper published ayowedly
to advocate any particular cause, must
necessarily fall into prejudices, and be-
come so interviewer with the passions
Of men, as to be narrow-lninded and
bigoted in its views. Papers publish
ed to advocate any particular cause,
must loose sight of all others, and
hence cannot be regarded as standards
of morality aud virtue. Hence the
Temperance Advocate becomes in
temperate in its views---the -"Chris-
tian Advocate an one-sided, if not big
oted sectarian exponent Of narrow
minded views, and the professedly
Democratic organ, gets to be an agra
rian leveler, who would break up the
very foundation upon which society
stands. These are the errors and
extremes into which the mind of man
inevitably falls, when it becomes en-
listed in any particular cause. It is
for this reason that exclusively sectar-
ian journals and party papers, should
be deprecated in liberal and enligh-
tened community.
A Catholic paper, calls forth Pro-
testant. And a wing four by six
journal, published in a village of a
half dozen inhabitants, must have Oh
The other side Of the street. a Demo
cratic establishment to deny every
advanced in its columns
Does q liberal and impartial otser-
yer 60 to either TO ascertain the truth
By no means. For the votaries Of
each, know that the other t'lies" with |
out intermission. The different orders
1f religion that base their preeepts on
The doctrines of Christ. have grown
put Of the pre1udices Of man, and not
the varionce of reason; for there is no
disagreement with regard to fact.
The "Interpreter'' seems to us, to
be impreitively demanded of the times,
md we hope that It will be calmly
under the broad principles
of reason and common sense.
An effort is being made by the
Catholic Clergy in America, to work
Up rupture, on the subject Of educa-
Jon. They are instigated to this by
transatlantic influence, and the move
nent is simultaneous one all over the
Union. An efforts is being made in
'nr midst, to divide the public school
llud, that the Catholic Church may
rave what she calls her portion. To
my such disorgani2ing, anti-republi-
AN movement, it is the imperitive
luty of all seets, to unite and offer a
olemn protest.
We must confess, that very little
n these latter days surprises us; but we
must candidly confess, we cannot dis
over where the head, and front Of
his party, borrows the audacity to
make such proposition--a proposit-
on that is direct insult to the intel
igence Of the nineteenth century-one
hat can never be entertained by a
rue republican, who understands the
i'm and object of the founders of this
A secret circular found
is way into the last Legislature that
lad on its face the audacity of this
Plainly asking division
{ the public school fund.
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| The Roman Catholic Bishop O
Buffalo has addressed letter to tbs
congregation Of the Church Of st
Louis, in that city, threatening te
excommunicate them if they do moi
conform to the decision Of the Pa.
pal Nuncio, and deliver their church
property into his hands.
Our citizens were thrown in great
CONSERVATION on Saturday by the in
telligence that our respected and yen-
cradle fellow. citizen, Col. WALTER
TURNBuLL, had been killed. The
particulars Of this melancholy affair
have been announced in the Sunday
papers, and may be intelligibly ascer-
tanned from the following affidavit of
Mr.. ANDREW MILLER, taken before
Recorder WINTER
Andrew Miller, sworn. stated
That on this evening the Sd Decem-
her, 1858, between the hours Of one
and two o'clock, on Tchoupitoulas
street, near ST. Mary's Market, in this
District, deponent heard the report of
a pistol, near an omnibus, then passing
by said market; said deponent saw the
prisoner, James Patton, who was in
the said omnibus at the said time and
place, upproyokedly and maliciously
assault and fire pistol three times at
Col. Walter Turnbull, who was stand
ing near said omnibus; three shots
taking effect in the breast Of said
Turnbull, and from the said wounds
Turnbull has since died, as deponent
verify believes and charges
Col. TuRNBuLL was one Of our
most estimable citizens. He had
held several Offices Of trust and re-
sponsibility, aud always discharged
his duties most acceptably. lie vas Il
gentleman Of the old school; cotlrte-
GUS and afable in his department, and
universally esteemed as an honorable,
kind-hearted gentleman.-I
Bulletin 9Th inst.
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Jozn WolNs Furniture rare.
rooms on Church Sat- the land
ing yesterday morning we noticed a
very large and varied assortment of
new furniture, which is for VOLTS e.
tablishment on Church street. Wolff
has number Of bands now at work
manufacturing, and repairing, aid is
enlarging his concern, o as
to meet the increased demands apon
him. Wolff is a number.one York
man himself, and will give general
satisfaction. His prices are such BIS to
suit tie times.
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"A petition to the Secretary of War
to cause the swamp lying adjacent to
Baton Rouge, and belonging to the
y. s., to be drained is in circulation
and is receiving the signatures Of the
inhabitants of that place generally
The foregoing is from the Delta, as
it is rather new to us, we give place to
it, in order that the people at large,
may know what is going on in our
midst, unawares to them.
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~" VIII Col Gaisford pleasein-
form us, what bis contemporaries
mean when they talk Of the se4 Of
War;"
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~ There was u rumor In lew
Orleans on Thursday, that Louis sa-
poleon has been assassinated in Pfis.
How it gets there the papers do notify.
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To- Ofaat Journal Of he Parish Of East
Baton Ronge Also Of the Crosse 7ete and
Baton Rouge, and Of The Baton Rouge and
Clinton Pink Road Companies I'D
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re- The oyster trade is extensive.
~ carried on at Boston. Messrs, At
wood have nine vessels exclusively
employed in the business, FIVE Of which
are clipper built schooners, freighting
oysters from the South. They have
seventy five acres of flats, near what is
called White Island, on the Mystic
river, where the fresh oysters Of the
South are transplanted, to grow and
fatten in water much softer than their
native element, and where they keep
supply in the summer months, and for
the winter stock.
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t. A breach of promise case was
recently tried at Hamilton, Canada,
in which gentleman was the plain
tiff, apd not the lady, as is general
" the case. The parties lived in
saltfeef, and are both young, the gem
tleman being 25 and the lady "a years
of age. According to the evidence,
the parties had been courting for
four years, and The defendant was
willing to marry the plaintiff, but he
wished her to wait little longer -
she being tired of waiting, married
another-hence the action for dam
ages. The Judge, after an absence
Of an hour and a half, returned a
verdict for defendant.
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The BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-Judee
Duer, in the Supreme Court at New
York, decided on the 25th that the
injunction prohibiting the laying of a
railroad in Broadway should be per-
pstuaL
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GEORGE A. PIKE,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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NJ p"It ~ rh" -v-r"nI - more bath. t. d'.-i-
that thr LIVER. il s'tving ~ = iii"rrr 10 pg.i ,
10 pn,i' The Llo0l or g'viry hr proper .a"r.ti.
tn hr hl"; So 'hata y Wro 9 artn" q IN i.r'
af"rts h q he inp"'ta',r pr, o. rh,. -,-t O.,
and results variou-l, | i.,vrr Eonplai Ip.
dice. Dyspepsia. &r W. Shnu'I. hp,rIar
watch ever symptom b / NJ y md calr n uraf.
acr"N ol til" Liver Ih--r PHI. being rem c4a,
~ r'NT> y pt. NrS ,nrot.t T., 80
heal the sick Namely. list, An EXrE( TORANT
which angments the secrrtinn from The II monary
mucus meIphrSn. or prunioiPs the discharge nf So.
Creted matter. 2nd. An ALTERNATIVE whicl
changes in somp inrxpIchble hnJ inseRsihle man
ner the certrin morbid action of the system. 81
A TONIC, viii gives tone and strength to lht
nerv'nr ~ stem. renewing health sn' vigor 10 al
parts ~ the body. 4th. \ ATll NRTI . whirl
srts in perfect harmnny with the other ingredients
and "pe'ating IN the Bowels. and pxpelling iht
whole mus of Cnrrupt aud at d matter and puri
Tying the Rlo"d, which destroys disease anI re-
stores health
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TnETAsh MORHt

This is The most difficult Worm to d.s 70, o, Al
that luirs' the unan system. It 2 O"s 10 M 81.
most Indefinite length. bPromt q roih 4 arf
fastened IN ihp lrtestir' aud stomach ttf-rtii 4
la' h"ahh 80 ssily ~ 10 rhuse ~ Vuus Ddli.c
Fls, &C.. that hose aiil rted srIdGm il ever sns
pecI that ii j. Tape Wa-m hisIen,,g Ibeni. IN n,
early grave. lp order Iodesroy thl~ worm. = ",
~ energetic ueatmp't u.u.t W pursued. u Won't
Therefore re pGnpfr 10 teks 6 ,c Bot ny Li,e,
Pits % as to r'mnvr all nlsIuc',"ta that th.
Worm syrup mav act dirrci ~ ~ The Won,
whirh must hf ukeu il dose a. 9 ratl.,.roo. -
lu times - day 'hes- dirctnrs followed hat,
never hceo krnwn 10 a ~ curing ths uosI ~
sIinatr case ol Taie Worm
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MAN khow ThlSelf."
An iuvalsahle Beck fer 2j tents.
"EvgRY rAMlLY .snarLD nava corr. !"


! 600 e,,rr D.rt ia ,e-- .aal shrrr mOn IhS.-
,., -. add ION. lrvi'rd sad improved, just is
rIri. =,
"A K cr tH~ aGl r,sd-- pitching :: outline o.
! IN" O'gIn. progress, I'tatn,ni and cure OF ~
cry torn ot disease, contracted hy plcmircuous
,"xnd Ittsrcnuf>e, hy seli.ahusr Of by sexual
rNcp|1, with adVcp iOt their prevention. writ.
t.u m u familiar style. avmhiig AL medical tech.
ne ,Iltr=, II everything that would offend the
"r nl d-t,anrg, tron tn result OF somp twenty
years successful pracure, exclusively devoted 10
TIE curv 0i diseases Ot delicate or private ma
Lur".. ". .tI ..I..r ussu. ID. ...
IS TO Whicilts ldd receipts for the cure OF the,
a 0rr diseases. aud lr atl.e on the causes.
symyto a. vi curo o. h. FSvSr aud Asue for,
ft"enty-i NV crhts arCony slN copies osr dollar:
vii hr torWariHh Ia any part OF the Uni1ed
taos, Nv ,n,h. Tree nt pnslage. Address. post
age rt''l, Ci-i7H.& Gp Punhshers, orfbox 1884,
/. .Ro'H 'lliee, hrl,dApaa. .rsiga ysse ..flaE
'lm7 is.lS thaJt exception. the most eempre..
! h'HH " at "a! 'hSpsIssrk pHbished on the
' So of ''s'Tre@ orvB'ch II ttrf ais. Avoiding alb
% 'n.ai isni,y pdi'es-' sllt Ell to ,lns reason
bats .rvi"6.f .yaSgs ttopltstl akirclopabl
uut.t. i ID .o ptr'nt. h v. We ID. tidlous, San
w. rt tnb iri7g III, the aaads h's sons. Ths
siihS hfs fIa,oHsi7,,ia " years 10 the treatment
- IA ' 'fe,H torpiai Il tredt@i Of fahd' with
W1 Httr ht'ilh7 % rnff alel 100 lite' pre-
am oa t'in.o - hellt,s offered u The world.
:, tie hr,ely nom ,atl prlc- 25 lh@traiIS
al 10 ii evenly Yrars 10 ,'t rnceess'ut practice"
-'lpiAtt. ..rats Gr sol voc aa5 FWn s'sTI,
M trtrhefW ptrent should be without the
K owlt1lss idriaAda'o this in vNluable work. Il
ynuld stJt years ot pain, nofication sud sor-
rt,w TO the yoath qader their rhargs. ."--.PeoPlsS
A prr.teisas'{ cht tsvn N in Oho, in writing
of ildatr,'. M~dich Manutl," say; -"Thous-
,rpi+ ii,o to SAINTS oi OR youth, by svil exaH.
pte ii th0i ha pcY OF IN" passions, have been
led i,Eo the nitlt ~ ~sl pAlIutoi without reali
zipg Ii. si1 aud ,tpar1t trohselu ancts uponthen
.-lvss AMI their 20 i its. The constitutions Ct
thn lSa 1dl wha.are rts hg lamties have been ca
f'phlDd. It nnt 4 nk "a down.-and they do net
kanw lhr cstlsi d. III scur.. Any thing that can
. 10 70 ~ Ia s,lFyh aeand.i alence lhe public
nind. AZ to rhsek anl u'tnt-ly remove this
ypde-- r 1 source % hpnm Indebtedness,
ynuil roa'er II" gr attest blessing next 10 thu
'igill Of ,JaslS CW4l, or the fIesAnt and coH.
e g' i-fit' 'lS ilt~n 80 tl;A (or thu nAe .
S,ox c,uing dirk ! IN u.hu has slain thousandS
M thauslli+ rs 'tos a xr"atAt Sco6rgr to tn
fhm,', rtra Accept ms lhstk@ on. bshalf a
~. afliir I'd -h-lirv- vo1r o.work~rI
| n lgaaa vi 4 W Iatr 0vrg engage a0-
l,a 80, viii h' inrS tri (.~clrsly ~ in Z
sisa,,L p4sl4ge pal IL an rsspipsof sEssensloPi-
* copies lor 81 Address CuSDEN 4 CO., w,ks
fshsyG, Bsx So Prie1sipicT.
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% Rfnp ATVSa

You will find these pills an rvtluable medicine
IN many c0mplans I" which yuu ar, suij j'cl. In
ohstruct ms either total or PARTIAL they have been
lnund al pesiimHhlp benefit. rest ring their tune
tlOnal arrange m"Ris tn healthy artinn plriviuv
the blnnd and other fluids 80 fErrtunlIv To mi 10
night oil c'mPlninis which NAV arise from female
'r'egularl'es ~ headarhe. gi,Idincss, dimEess Of
sight pain in the side bact. ~
None genuine unless signed HoLens III
all others being base inlitstion
" AGENTS wishing new supplies. and Store
k"r. erS desirnus ~ hccnming AGENTS II Mt nd
dress the Proprietor, N Hobensack, Phladrl.
phil, Pa ..I. 'IH ut
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Nh'h>HI,' tV.ns Jrnrs R,k.r. Whe .linv
H">s~r G H'D ~cII. Pn,sbuph Mr. Rrk
ruS. C,u'rnus,u . tl
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$40 rniILENCE.

WHATfvER rnnrsrurs lh hsalsh aud harpn-'s
NJ psoplr i all time. OF the utnrl vs'ush" ui-
oriance. ! take il for granted thnt rv"ry PEI
on Will do all in Iheir pAwpr. To save th" 1--we.
ihsir chtldisn ard lhst Pyrry per nn Wi'l IN
'eavol to r-Onrt. their ovn hoeih q III carr
ir,s. | tee q T. ~ INV du'N to -ol' n, " a-surt
ou that WORMS. arro dog 10 th- apl. ion nj
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h'ldrsn ard adults nr' hal y ynu hivs a. a..
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ood n aro,h,r Pad hr-tth P,in /" The Stousch
Picking 81 tlts Me-. Hardness al Ful' -. e.
he Belly. Dr., Cough Stow Fsvr pu'-c lt"gl
item ar 'hai 30 ~ .. f"unu W"RN>
nd YOU 'h"'''i nc once afp'y ~ ,.u'"N -
HOi LN>ArE'S WGRN SYRUP ..
An article "a. ded uunn Srisrl lir ~ rin's-.
.omrourfel wIih pnr.y veg TAIL. euh.tai e..
Aeins p.r'.rtlv ,atc whsn ulc.. rpt r.i, - g y
~ tn The nn-t tf, !.r irier.' h docil.d nor,h
cai 'H.rt Wh'rr B,WfI Crp iaiis aif IInr
hen have uad. th ~ VP / nd dehdiat,A lh,
% w r'or1Ii. o. NY Wo.n Strip az, ~, %. Il, %
II st~rd~ " ih"m al eqral H. lie = .,-lorur. .
medicines. iu gIvii e tone = ,lr"tplh q -ii.
Stomach Vh'ch mak', tan l"'allir'e t,ru.d, -.
th"se nhi."d wuh Dysppi siG. The a,to ! b. I
cures psIer'med y tn S,'uP ster Phi>'rian.
have iailrS, is Ihr test Rvi ',nce OF is superior
efficacy oser oil others.
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wholesale mud eIaI Oruwxiut
LarrOht0n Ohm.
Cdrr0Hfon OAio.

who has Just receive varv Isrg. AMI well Sc
''ock "t Americsn. French " English
Chenica Il. Drugs, Medicines, O,s, Paints, v r.
rish's nve sruff' tilissw re. sc
stock iS nf The hest u,l v and the Srat Sc.
eet'd assortment ever ofprd to The public -
Phy,h i'uF. Dea ers, Dy rs,pnd VI .ih .rs c,n de.
pend Up II orders meeting prump attention. nd
uP7n lhe m'st accommodating tsrnls. His ,ttk
cIn'lst', IA prC. II tlAtut,Vilg tct.c t,L,I
upF r""der genuine Giens ross touth paste.
ux narrow rE.I Pelrl Powder.
ears 'h' SDani'h lily white, .
MaCassar OIL, F ChsIk bulls.
buha oI' abaster tsh cts and
knse o. -" the UeIrbr ted Ch nrse
Casti g soap. ....I skin Dovs.pr .... 4
b'roer " Var egated hrakims rom tic paint
sop .|.r., Rosemary soap, n
Vsrnsh, Wash ha Ia,
Making, pr'h too'h transparent Bss
hair, nni Aysh shOe, Dlube ex racts, for thu
Cl dh, Nurse, and haniserchi4,s'
Whte.wssh Brushes, Ex r,ct Tor Gales,
Jeps. mrrican starch n, i.h.
tommercia ink PHddinys,
stands. Pea h. emon. nu,meo
tnn d's Writing Auid, dAmas 10 .. ca oyne
Red, ne aud acA inks and cinn m IN waters.
! siee pens, Qu =,
&c. &c. &c,
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CLARK E'SY'7 ..oi
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PrePared'up9qn the most scienlifl principle. and
? strict accordance with the avs Of chemicalaf
fnity thereof, forming remedy better cslruf,tst
20 permanently cure the foil wing diseases thau
any other ever vet discovered: 'S'4d q % ~
Ia man cures Rheumitism. welfnps. Sprarns
Bruises, t'r,npA. Pains III the limbs. back breast
side ur hips weak or stiff POINTS. tooth ache an
p1ins ia any part SC In nurses, swelling. sp win
iwind-gals.. calIOus, lameness sprain1. scratches
old sores. corks stiff iniuts; Jumps, ring one
famed shoulders, a.. Sc
[ Prepared by DR. WIN. lsrke. Bropklya, N v
None genuine without the signature ni Wm
larke F,r sale by B 81. vens0n CarroiIton. anil
ineyery Village in the county. 70 -f 20 81 q
Msl n. t.'h2-6m
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Partition yollse.


e1fss 4. n'caskey Thomas Buck, Nau-
sfuu t,rsl lev Duck. Martha Back
HAssss Buck. stslE D Divi1 B uck. Samuel
,Hls 1853 tcs lBuck. ea. 3. a5 .
AAa Henry Brooks jr. and Ann Brooks his
OHs and Jehn Brooks junior. and Jane Brooks
his wife, ell Of the County Of Carroll. Ohio. and
Jobh Buck. Albert Pillars. aud Sarah Pillars
his wife ofthe county Of Tuscarawas, Ohio, and
William Lindsey and his wife Mary Lindsey Of
ths eouRiy OF jefferson. and state Of Ohio, will
taks notice that petition was Sled against
them on The 99lh day Of June. A. d. lS5S-ln
the court Of Common Pleas o. Carroll county;
Ohio, by Geo K. MCaskev and is now pending
Whsrn the said George K, MCaskey demands
partition OF the following real estate. situated
II the county OF Carroll and State Of Ohio. rs
follows 10 wit /: The east half Of the north
east quarter section number twenty in township
fourteen, Of range six. Also The North
vest quarter Of section II, township II. ofrange
number six: subject to the life estate Of Eleanor
Buck heretofore assigned TO her by metes and
bounds as Dover upon the West half Of the
said North.West quarter Of section fourteen
IN township fourteen in range .ix Of the lands
directed to be sold At Steubenville Ohio.
Ahd At the next term Of said Court spplica-
tion viii be made BY the said George X. Me-
0asky foran order that partition may be made
u said premises. .......-. -. .....
-. GEoRGEK RMCKsKY.
AAu0 R6 IBbB nv ynEN ~ r Ipp ms Ail'v
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NaIIC

hereby given thai the Undersigned hsye been
appointed end qualified as Administrations Of ,bs
estate of J. G. Kennedy. deceased Those n.
dehted I" said estHte will make Immediate piyment
and those h,ving clsims against said estate will
present them legally authenticated within me wear
from this date. ..e...q
44leAo = StNuEL. s SJ,E,RIdNG.
JOHN u. TRIP.
ssly D. iSks AdmIHisRatss.
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EGKEsY.

Attorneys and COHHSSiiOrs al LdD,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practr.
at their profession in Carroll and the adioininl
counties. All business entrusted To them sill re-
eve promrt attention. Office in the frar.e buud
I ng, opposite the west door Of the court honse
mar y, '49 ..... ..
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LAW NOTICE,

A. J.. kehdV. ATTORNEY and Con, selIor 81
LaV and Solicitor in Chanrery. will practice
in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties. Az
business entrusted 10 his cnrr will be nromnlly
s...oudru 10. Umce IN New Philadelphia. Ohio
April 5. 1850
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I,O~O tH.k A3ruts awI,d
To SELL Pl' ToRlAL ann USEFUL woRE. FOR TVS
...f.-., VgAK 1853 i-I
, lGOe Dollars = Year!
Wanted IN rUN county N The Unil-d Slatrs
SenV" and rnurpr'irE Wrn. tn rnglR" IN The
sale Of Some "i the .Ors. B,"kS published ~ the
cnupuV.s ]" men oC R"od address. pnsses.ius
q small Caplnl of irrm $s5 10 $l00 such IN.
d1c'mcl,sl all b" IT Ped M l" rnnhr them Il,
make irnn oS /" IS day pr' H.. >
0s- The h"'ks p 'blish~d bs ~ M. al useful
in 'hcr rhsra'a'F. extremely pnpilnr snd rar,.
mand IsFR" sales wherever Ihpv are offered. :. {
Frr tuFIh,r pau,rulsrs. a,Idr.sS. (pos,sva
pald.) ROBERT SEARS. PUBLISHER.
1871 William Street " York