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Notice in Partition.

Elisha Stratton of Cedar Co., Iowa, David
Dean and Ann his wife, of the same place
BENJAMIN Coulson and Ly dia bis wife, of Co
lumbuna Co., Ohio, John Stratton and Deb
orah Ann Stratton, heirs of Ross Stratton, de-
ceased-of Salem, Colum biana co, Ohio; the
neirs of Ellen Leech deceased-late wife of
Thomas Leech-and whose names are to plain
tiff unknown, of Oolumbiana Co., Ohio, will
take notice, that petition was filed against
them on the S0th day ofJanuary, A. D. 1854.
in the Court of Common Pleas of Carroll co.,
Ohio, bv Charles Stratton and is now pending,
wherein petitioner demands that partition be
made of the following real estate situate in
! Carroll co., Ohio, being a part of the North
East quarter of section two q Township ff-
teen s. and range and bounded as fol-
lows, beginning at post IN the county line
fifteen chains and twenty-five links East from
the quarter post, thence along said line four
chains eighty two links to stone, thence south
! iva ae1 eleven chains and two links to stone
in the road, thence along said road North,
seventy nine and ope fourth degrees west, four
chains and eighty seven links to stone, thence
North iva g. ten chains and fifteen links 70
the place of beginning. containing five acres OF
land, more or less, and at the next term of said
court application will be made by the said
Charles Stratton, for an order that partition
may be made of said premises, or that if said
partition cannot be made without detriment
then that they be sold or other order taken in
that behalf according to law. Petition further
sets forth, that Deborah, wife of Thomas EN-
mons, of Carroll county, Ohio, widow Of JOSH
ab Stratton, deceased, is entitled to dover in
said premises. and prays that said dover may
be assigned her according to Law.
Feb 9. 1886. A. H. BATTEN,
Pr. fee $525. Atty. for Petitioner.
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N E W FIR NJ. :

J.RUSTON g. ]. H, SINCLAIR Have entered
into copartnership under the firm of Huston " Sin,
clair. and will be glad to have the opportunity oi
waiting on any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They expect to have on hand full assortment oil
ALL KINDS OF. GOOD
usually Ike pt in acountry store, which they VIII
sell at the lowest prices, and will at all times
buy produce of all descriptions OF the highest
market price.
Also an assortment OF
LUMBER,
Pine, Poplar, &c. kept constantly on hand.
Commission & Forwarding will, receive promp
attention.
HUSTON & SINCLAIR.
July 81, 1858.
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R. R. R..

R. R. r.
FEVER AND AGUE-CHILLS STOP
PED IN TEN MINUTES.
Ifyou have an attack Of tie chills, take in.
ternally, one teaspoOnful Of Railways Re ady
Relief, in some water. This will clear the
stomach, and neutralze the poisonous malaria
Of Ague Also, battle the head, neck, and the
spine, also the legs, arms, and palms of the
hands with R. R. Relief rub well for five
minutes-in ten minutes from the time you first
commence the use of the Relief your whole
system will be in glow of warmth, free from
chills. Take likewise good dose of Railways
Regulators, say to 5. Every day, one hour
before the chills come on, rub the spine and
Other parts Of the body with R R. Relief, and
take good doses of Regulators, aud you will
soon be entirely from Ague.
TO PREVENT IT.
Take teaspoonful of Ready Relief every
morning aud evening and keep the Liver and
Bowels regular with Railways Regulators. Un.
der this treatment yog will be entirely free
from Ague, or Chills and Fever, or Fevers o.
any kind.
For Scrofula, or Syphilis or Rickets, or sOr
es, or Cancers, or Tuners, or Salt Rheum, ol
any diseases of the Skin, take r. r. Reso
vent.
R. R. R. Office. 169 Fulton ST., N. Y.
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Legal dVertiS sem entS.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
The State Of Ohio Carroll County, IS.
SAmuI MoTroH

NOTICE.
The State Of Ohio Carroll County. IS.
SsmuI Morrow
vs. Court Of Common
Farmer Morrow,
Mary Morrow, and Jane Gallagher. and James
Gallagher. her husband. (aIl Of the county Of
Carroll and State Of Ohio. and Moses Morrow.
and Elisabeth Blair. and bPr husband James
Blair (all Of the County Of Logan and State OF
ohio( and William Morrow whose residence
is unknown, will take notice that q petition
was fled against them, on the 2stb day Of jan
uary. A. D. 1854. in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll County Ohio. and Is now pen
ding wherein the said Samuel Morrow, demands
Partition Of the following real estate situate in
the county Of Carroll; Ohio, 10 wit: The west
half Of the south vest quarter Of section twenty
(90) Township thirteen (I3) Orange four az
containing eighty acres more or less-and that
{ the next term Of said court application will be
made by the said Samuel Morrow FOR an order
that Partition may be made Of said premises.
February2 1854. JOHN H. TRIP,
Pr. fee s3,5O.-6W. ATTY, for Petitioner
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NNficP.

At nv instance an attachment was this day
issued by H. A. Stidger, a.Justice Of the Peace
of Gentle tp, Carroll county, Ohio, against the
moneys and effects Of Elizabeth Morrow, anon
resident of said Co.
Also. at nv instance an attachment was is
sued this day by H. A. Stidger.,aa justice Oh
the Peace Of Centre tp, Carroll 20, Ohio'
against the moneys and effects Of Mary Jane
Morrow. a non resident Of said County.
Feb. II. 1S54-s-5t d. A. ARTEK.
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Notice.

The state OF Onlo, SVuttVl OouIho" NNS'
Carroll County IS of Carroll County.
Michael Salisbury In partition,
Jacob Kessel.
The said Jacob Kessel of the county oi
Morgan and State, Of Ohio will take notice that
Michael Salisbury, fled in the Office ol
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for said Carroll County on the lth day
of February, A. D. 1854 his petition in parti-
ton against him wherein he demands partition
of the following premises to wit: part of the
South West Quarter Of Section number 7, oi
Township number IA, Range number 6, Be-
ginning at the North West corner of said quar-
ter section Thence South 90 chains 72 links
to a pnst, thence East Al chains to the
East line of said quarter section to post
thence north 90 chains AZ links to post
thence Vest al chains to the beginning, con-
tanning 85 acres and 10 hundreths of an acre
more or less, and that said petition is now
pending and will be for hearing at the pexI
term Of said Court
By ECKLEY d DAVIS.
9 I, d. pr fee $50 Attys.fci petitioner.
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H. MORRISON

H.&J. B. MORRIS 0 respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Carrolltol and vicin'
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEUDENVILLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper'
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market,
Steubenville, Ohio.
Thew will visit Carrolton several times during
the year, Of which notice will be given.
June 16. 1858.
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school aud Township Funds

The School and Township funds of this coun-
ty will be ready for paying out by the goth inst
IS DAYS later than the usual time. 1t being
in many instances desirable that school dis
tricts know the amount Of funds they will re-
ceiye, will make these statements: Last year
the tate and county funds together yielded a
net appottionmtnt Of Sc cts. and mills to each
youth. THIS year the State fund which takes
the place of the State and county funds of last
year will yield Sl.237t to each youth
Lest this should mislead, it will be observed
that it is not the entire school fund that thus is
increased; but only the Common Fund raised
by General Taxation. The interest on sec. l6
will be about the same as last year except Fox
tp. The copy of apportionment furnished
each township Treasurer and Clerk will show
what that was. Allowance must slso be made
for local school taxes. From these data a lit
tie "ciphering" will show pretty nearly the
amount Of funds each district will receive.
Feb. 2, 1854.,-3t. F. S. McKEAN,
Auditor
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Watch Making.
SEND ON YOUR WATC 7ES.

! would inform the citizens of Csrrollton and
Carroll junty that they can have their Watches
repare in the best manner and on short notice
by sending them to my tstablishmentin in
NEW PHILADELPHIA.
have for sale good assortment of God and Sill
yer Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of all kinds
sold Pens, Violins, and almost everything usually
found in Jewelry store. Ny shop in the cen
tire block Immediately adioiuing "Espied e.
rhange."
Old Gold & Silver wanted in exchange for work
or goods Watches can be left at the residence Of
Mr.. isher and will be promptly sent, and return.
ed when repaired. All work warranted.
Give us a trial. MORGAN BUTLER.
New Philadelphia July9l, 1858 If.
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PLow LOOM and ANVIL.
Dagnerr 60 tgT {
MINI A 7 U R E 5,

The subscriber having taken rooms in N. Bur-
pers Building, Caro- lton, Ohio. For the Pur.-
Oosr- of taking Daguerreotype Likenesses' would
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of this place that
he is now ready Of accommodate such as may
wish correc, Likenesses OF themselves, their chill
dren. or friends. As he has been in the business
for nine years and has first rate apparatus lGer-
man. he flstterz himself able to pease al BY ma
king pictures which for boldness and sottness Of
tone, and lfe-lke appearance, cannot be excslled
by any in the State Pictures ret in Lockets'
Breast pins, Finger-r ngs &c No charge msds
where perfect satisfaction is not given. Vail
DON.
Pictures taken on cloudy as well a. clear; :;
r. s. BROWN
Carrolltcn, March. I'd, 1854 Us
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-03-09

To Township OAiCeTs----TOwnship
Funds.
Some townships Of this county will receive
less amount oftownship funds than they le-
Wed. No to wnship levied less than t of a
MILL and some considerably more. The law
limits the levy for township purposes to of a
a mill. Hence, as may be seen from the pub
lished "rates oftard'ion" there was uniform
rate of that amount in all the townships. See
laws Of Ohio Vol. 81, for 1852 page 495.-
This statement is made to prevent msappre-
hension or the supposition that mistakes have
been made in the matter
F.S. MCKEAN.
Feb. Esd. 1854. st Aud. G. Co.
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0fIee.


Susanna Sechrist, widow Of Michael Sc
christ decd. Adam Sechrist, minor, Lewis
Fisher and Leah Fisher, his wife. all Of Colum.
biana county, Ohio, will take notice that a pc.
tiGon was fled against them on the 9Th day
Of Jan'y, 1854, in the Court Of Common Pleas.
within and for the county Of Carroll and State
Of Ohio, by John Brinker and David Bricker,
Administrators of Michael Seehrist, deed, and
is now pending, the object and prayer Of which
petition is to obtain an order from said Court
authorizing and empowering said administra-
tors to complete certain contract Of the said Nj
chael Sechrist with one Jacob Baughman made
on the llth day of Nov, l85l, fort conveyance,
Of the following real estate situate in said coun
ty Of Carroll and in the township Of Augusta,
being bounded on the South by the farm Of
Thomas Jackson--on the West by the farm Of
William Jackson-on the North, by the farm
of Lewis Matthias-on the East by the farm Of
John Conlin, containing 80 acres, by executing
to said Baughman deed for said premises, up
on the payment of balance of purchase mon
ey. Petition alleges that said Susanna Sc
christ is entitled to dover in said premises
Application will be made for said order at the
next term of said Court.
MASON, POTTER, & WOODS.
Feb. 2, 1S54.-3t.-pr fee 50. Atty's for Pet'r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-03-09
6arlem Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO,
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re-
pair, and new building erected for the comfort OF
Patients and Visitors. Hacks and other Convey
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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TO PREVENT IT.
FRAZIER AND lREMNEN,

Wholesale Grocers No 1T Market Street
Steubenville, beg to call the attention of the
merchants of Carroll County to their stock o
goods, which embraces, every article usually
kept IN such establishments. They particular
ly invite the attention of buyers to their stock
OF Southern staples now being received, and
which will be sold on small advance at cosI
to either cash or prompt time buyers.
Steubenville Feb Ia, 1854,
FRAZIER AND DRENNEN.
SUNDRIES.
1900 Bbls Plantation Moasses
200 S. H. do
15O 4" Syrup do
800 HID N, o. Sugar
10 Clarified do
100 BblS Loaf do
so I" Crushed do
90 Granulated do
10 Powdered do
100 Casks Rice
500 Bbls small IS mackeral
30 Drums Cod Fish, Landing from
Steamers Caledonia, Norma, Indiana, J.
Avory andFranklin 9-tf
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40 POrSeS Wanted.

For which will pay liberal price in Cash,
Large stout, sound horses preferred, also in
good condition. JOHN ARBCCKLE.
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BOt9tl's Column.
c. a, BOEGBL.
Wholesale aud Rennil DFug6isis
l,r,og,o. OI.o
c. a. ROEGRI..

C,rvzioa Okio.
Who has just received very large AMI well -
leeied stock Of American. French, and English
heinieiss, Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Paints, Var
nishes. Dye siutis, Glassware, &c.
s II the best quality and Of the best -
leeted assortment ever offered 10 the publie-
Physieians. Dealers Dyers. and ell sthets can de-
pend upon orders meeting prompt attention. and
upon the most accommodating tsrms. His stock
consists In part. OF the 70 loving article 10 vt
hair Powder. genuine Glens rose tooth paste
Ok narrow. Pearl Powder,
Fears Oil Spanish lly white.
Mt ssssr oil, Chalk balls,
BsHu o., Asbsster tab'ers. and
ROa@oil. the celebrated Chipess
CASTLE soap, skin powder.
Barber or Var egsted Meskim's Aromstie paint.
soap, Rosemary soap.
Vsrnish, Wssh balls,
Marking, sash, TOOTH. Transparent Ba's
hair, mai flesh, shoe, Doube extracts, Tor
cloth, horse, and handkerehiefs.
white-wash Brushes, Extract for cakes,
American starch polish.
Commercia ink Puddings,
stands. Peach. lemon. nutmeg.
Arnoid's Writing fluid, demass, rose, cologne.
Red, blue and ack inks and CHM mon waters,
steel pens, Quills,
&C. &c. &c
Juv9I. 1883.
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GuardiaMs sale OA
Real Estate

Bv virtue of an Order of sale issued out oil
ths Court of Probate, within and foi the OoGn-
tv of Carroll and State of Ohio, we will otfer
for sale on the premises, situate one mile South
of Leesburgh. Carroll county, ONO on
Monday 18th April, 1854.
,tNeen 10 A. M. and P. NJ the farm lately
b ned by Resin SIonsman deceased.
o" Two blu ndred and nine Acres
!, 100 acre. cleared and id a good state..Oi
culV'S cd brick dwelling. two stories nigh
a s.SOo =" 1 and large bank barn, good water AZ
the uoO x,a nsve orchard of first quality OF irut'
An ~ In i'd common to the country: Inc
OF evely e a oil is unsurpassed in this region OF
quahsy y the widows dover right will be lnclu-
country sale, so purchaser will take per
ded ~ .n' 0ne third of the purchase money
feet feet t1tss IL required in hand, One third in one
will De ,'',ce in two years secured by mort,
year. n",ha ,Sa rsmises with interest from day Oi
gage on the WILLIAM CLARK
sale: los, ,UA CHANY.
1...h 7,b 1854. pr fee ss,5oh Guardians
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Cam Wood, Ground.
Logwood, do,.
Fustic, R,iWooo1,. &C., &C., at
C. A. 30
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Neru advertisements.
5prinp GOODS. 1854.
MURPHY. TIERNAN & co.
Importers a. WhOIesare Dealers
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. IS WOOD street. PITTSBURGH. Pa,

NO, 70 TVOD oITttI' '0FTTINBIKGHs "a,
Second door above the st. Charles Hotel.
Are now receiving from the Eastern Cities
and Europe, choice selection Of Spring and
Summer Dry Goods, embracing all the novel
ties as well as the substantial aad Staple styles
for Ladies and Genllemen's wear which they
viii dispose Of for Cash or approved ere dit on
exceedingly favorable terms
Purchasers are assured that as heretore
they will sell at Eastern jObbing'prices without
the addition Of freight.
An early call is solicited, as our best efforts
will be put forth TO give satisfact on.
Pittsburgh, March g 1854.
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DelrtistrD.

]. B. MORRISON
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-08-19
| Ga

At convention of citizens OF the county
Of Lucas held at Maumee, on the lst day OF
July, 1854, of which F. L. NICHOLS was pre-
sident, and D. A. PEAsE secretary, DIR. DAN
EEL Cook, J. NJ. ASHLEY, ESQ, and Hon.
JOHN FITcH. were appointed committee to
address the electors Of the fifth congression-
ii district of Ohio.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05

An IMpoRgsr IMPORTATION o. CATTLE.-The ship T.
W. Bailey renty arrived at Philadelphia from Liver
pool havinon board lot Of short-horn cattle, Cots
void and Shutdown sheep, as purchased by the Clarke
County (Oo) Cattle Importing Company All came to
hand in eellent order with the exception Of one bull
which dieon the way The purchase was made by Dr.
herds ofsngland, Ireland and Scotland. The Mark
Lane Excess, abiding to the subject, says:
"Whewe mention that amongst these CATTLE which con-
sisted ON bulls and twenty and hoifer
annals that cost 200 guneas $50 guineas
and mopf them averaging 100 guneas EACH it may
be read inferred that ample funds placed their dis
posa uplng with this the heavy personal expenses Of
those gemen with freight fittings and food for the stock
each inef an item Of small amount some idea may be
formed the enterprise and spirit Of breh
awe may heartily wish them the reward which such
patottonduct richly deserves Every facility given
by te gentlemen for the inspection and particulars Of
the anils during their stay in Liverpool Several breed
alisome of them from distance to view them
and wee happy to have their testimony in confirmation
our ow They indeed prime lot and to collect such
was TX of no little difficulty"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05
THE SEASON.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.

If it not that the death Of the oldest nhabtant'
had been lately announced should have inquired Of
that venerable parsonage If he before remembered
such hot weather and such long spell Of it. None Of
those he has left behind him, Of the respectable
tqpiy Of eighty years. recollect any thing like It, The
eliminating points in this long period Of suffering
the 5th 2oth and 2ls Of July and LIST Of August pro-
crossing regularly hot, hotter, hottest and rain in
this vicinity, save small shower, during all the time
During Tuesday Tuesday night and part Of yesterday,
the heat was greater than before experienced
here or any where The mercury at sunrise yesterday
morning stood ct the height Of 8So it rose in the
Of the morning to &c. but heavy cloud and light rain
lowered it to 80. On Tuesday in Of the bureaus in
Winder's building, the mercury reached 1892
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05

The Washington Union represents the accounts brought
from Spain by the last Of unusual Importance
and interest According to the Unions account " its
private intelligence the insurrecton in that unhappy
realm had assumed revolutionary form Of so frghul
character to threaten the existence Of the throne and
tosuggest the necessity Of provisional government oDos-
undsmayed and the fortunes Of the Queen were
desperate that Of the stronger Of the realm
would rally to her support the very grandees having lost
their proverba loyalty 70 and for the throne
This is not quite consistent with that which has be-
public through other channels and some slight
doubts to its entire reliability may obtrude themselves
upon the suspicious mind when is considered that the
condition Of affairs in Spain as shown by this announce
ment made the chief argument by the organ Of the
Administration for the appropriation Of ten millions Of
dollars the discretionary of the President during
the recess Of Congress.-New York Courier
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05

ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITER.-The Cincinnati Gazette
gives an account Of the arrest of James Roundtree
Paris (Ky.) on Sunday, on charge of swindng some
Kentuckians Of 5000 On his person was found
seven thousand dollars in counterfeit bank notes and bogus
COIN The paper money Of the denomination Of $50s
on the State Bank Of North Carolina, $20s the Bank
of Louisiana and SIS, $685. S5s and sos the Banks
Of Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana. Over $500 in bogus
silver coin found him. and several spurious gold
pieces, SIS and $5's. Only $50 Of good money was
found on him. The counterfeit sos North Carolina
and SOS Louisiana said to be well executed and
calculated to deceive. The others easily detected
Roundtree held in several thousand dollars bail to
answer at the next term Of the Circuit Court
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-08-05
KANSAS TERRITORY.

We learn that the pioneer party of Emigrants
from New England for Kansas, whose departure
from Boston we recorded several days SINCE having
received accessons at various points on their route,
reached ST. Louis safely, and proceeded up the Mis-.
souri, river in steamboat in good health and spirits,
and with the most encouraging anticipations The
Boston Daily Advertiser says that other and larger
parties will press forward as soon as the health Of
the cities at the West shall be SO far established as
to make it prudent for persons from the East to
travel in that direction
The St. Louis Inteligencer says that the pro-
scriptive sense in which the resolutions adopted by
the late meetings held in Kansas have been under
stood lis distinctly repudiated by those who intro
duced, voted for, and adopted them They avow
that they only meant to assert their right, under
the law, to 60 to Kansas with their slaves, and that
this right they meant to vindicate by force if
necessary"