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CHEAP PROVISIONS.

CHEAP PROVISIONS.
Az cSA LBS. OF HAXAIL, GAL
4VsOCV lego, and California Flour
$4,000 lbs of No |. China Rice.
$4,000 " Barley.
1000 :. Corn Meal.
5000 % Beans.
$4,000 +" San Jose Potatoes.
1000 +" sugar cured Bacon & Hams.
1000 q last .Juuc's Butter.
1000 Z" Leaf Lard in tins.
5000 7" Crushed and China Sugars.
1000 &c Coffee aud Teas.
1000 . Colgate's Soap.
1000 g Candles.
1000 '' Tobacco.
200 gals. Golden Syrup.
Liquors md Wines.
300 gals. of Fine French Brandies.
l52 Scotch Whiskey.
400 " American do
So +" Holland Gin.
356 % Best Claret Wine.
l26 90 White Wine. t-
rs - Port Wine.
And full assortment of other merchandise,
wrrranied to be of the best quality.
Much of our stock has been carefully selected
(lately) at San Francisco; the goods fresh
and in fine order. s#
AS we wish to make some alteration, onr en-
tire stock will be sold for much less than cost
and freight,
The business hereafter will be conducted by
J. Stevenson. purchasing at San Francisco,
and Robert Stevenson and salesman at Shasta.
A. J. STEVENSON e. CO.
Shasta Ian % 1854 If
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j. A. RAYMOND,
and Surgeon

Physician and Surgeon,
"7OULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public, that he may always be found
at his office when not professionally engaged.
Eg Office in the OF DIR. Shurtleff's Drug
Store, Maine street, Shasta.
Shasta, Feb. 4th 1854. fe4tf
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Az cSA LBS. OF HAXALL, GAL
4U,OCU lego, and California Flour
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Democratic Convention.

A meeting OF the Democratic Central Commit.
tee of Monroe county, was held in Woodsfeld
June IS. 1854. at which JOSEPH NORRIS was
called to the Chair, and JACOB DAVIS chosen Sec.
Resoiued. That Q Convention of the Demo.
cratic party of Monroe county be held, on the
popular pOte plan, on
Saturday, the 26fh day Of .4ugust. 1854;
and that the polls at the primary elections in the
several townships, be opened at o'clock, and
closed at o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day.
Resolred, That one delegate from each town.
ship be appointed 10 return the poll books to the
County Convention. to be held in Woods6eld. on
Monday. the 2ath day of august. 1854,
at O'Clock p. M, at which time said poll books
shall be opened, and the candidates having the
highest number of votes shall be declared the
nominees of the Democratic party. nf Monroe
county, for the several Offices to be filled at the
ensuing October election.
Resolued, That one delegate from each town.
ship shall be appointed. at the township meetings,
to attend delegate to the Congressional District
Convention. at the time and place to be hereafter
agreed upon.
shall receive the highest number of votes at the
primary elections IN this county shall receive the
entire number of votes to which this county may
be entitled in the Congressional District Con.
vention.
ResoiDed, That tho delegates appointed to re.
turn the poll books from the several townships
shall be the Central committee for the ensuing
year. H
The Central Committee further recommend that
the candidate receiving the highest vote for Pro.
bate Judge, be also the candidate fill the vacan-
cy which will occur in said Office from October
next to the February following, well as for the
regular term.
The judges Of the primary election will be
careful to exclude the votes Of all except Demo.
Gratis legally entitled to vote at the annual cleo.
ton.
II was ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the Secretary and published
in the Spirit of Democracy. s
JACOB DAVIS, Secretary.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN ested, that settlement accounts have been
filed in the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by Executors, Administrators and Guar.
dians, as follows:
Thomas F. Wilson, Administrator OF John E.
Turner. final.
David Highmsn, Administrator of Hamilton High
man, final. ,sf
George w Largent and Mahala Largent, Admin.
istrators Of John J. Jones, final.
Jacob Huber. Administrator Of Frederick Huber.
final. .
Thos. Griffith, Executor of Mary Sinclair, partial.
Jos. B. Matchet, Guardian of William and Emily
Townsed, final.
Jacob Vernon, Guardian of James OgIebay'
heirs, final.
Lew Sndcr, Guard'n of Geo. Snider's heirs, final.
Said accounts will be for hearing on the 18th
day of August, 1854. In the meantime they are
subject tothe inspection of all persons interested.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS sALE.-By
lvl virtue Of mandate to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and for the coun.
-ty of Monroe and State Of Ohio, in the case ol
Robert Boyd against J. & A, Sinclair and others.
will be offered for sale at public auction at the
door Of the court house in said county. on
Monday, the 26fh day If ..dugtsst.
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m, and
A O'Clock p m, on said day, the following des.
cr,bed tracts Of land situate IN said county to wit
The south west quarter of the north west quar-.
ter Of section 80, township 3 aud range 4, con-
tanning 40 acres; and 20 acres in the south east
quarter OF the north west quarter Of section 80.
townships 8 snd range 4-Aiso the south half Of
the north east quarter Of section sc, township
and range 4. containing 78 acres-Also 65 acres
Of land in the west hall Of the north east quarter
Of section 80. township 3 and range 4. with all and
singular the sppurtensnces belonging to said prem
ises, which said tracts OF land, will be sold on
the following terms, to wit: One.fourth cash in
hand, one-fourth in six months, and one. fourth
in ;welvs months. and one-fourth in Is months,
the extended payments to be secured by approv-
ed security. VIM. OKEY, Mas. Gem.
July IS. 1854 SO so Mon. Com. Pleas.
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COMMUNICATED.
OBITUARY..

1sSuf4ER little children to como unto me, for
sf 3uch = tlss Kingdom Of heaven.
DiRD lin This place on the goth inst, Of
scarlet fever. ELlzABErH, daughter Of d, H.
and NJ. Wire, aged Z years and months.
IS Ehs decs assd vas meri,oriously beloved
s. Jall Who knew her. Being naturally du-
nfnl, aiEscsionsie, amiabls, mild ard gen.
dc; and. having ! mind well developed
and richly stored with nseful knowledge,
sshs wss tfuiy brother's delights sisters
Joy. fsthess pride, ! mothers love.
sssShs Pcssssssd tslent beyond what is
common 10 children Of her age; was iond
! u school. and il was her highest pride TO
-ful6l any request Of her teachers. Her re-
cssations were accurately performed with
y .chsesfuIness characteristic Of mind
-shirsting afisr knowledge. On Sabbath
Morning she would repair with joy 10 the
.Sebbash School. that she might hear the
.lssaon oi divine instruction, and learn to
slisp ihs Savios's name. ..ag
: s Many rslstions are lsii 10 mourn their ir-
yspsrsble loss. May they be comforted
vhen they remember that :. Jesus took little
children 10 bis arms and blessed them" !"
Thanks be to our Lord Jesus Christ who
M removed the sting of death, given TO
~ d1sk waiers Of Jordan : crimson hue,
and p1rehssed an unsullied robe Of purest
wkiss 1sfs III sho truly love Him.
8. {. Z: g. w. NJ.
DFED-On the 97th ult., in Ellison.
Wsrrsn Co, Ills. HANNAH ELlzABErH,
daughter Of DR.. A. B. Yoho. aged months
snd 10 days.
Truly has our friend been soreiy afiiics-
"a First callsd to mourn the death Of q
bo39Ysd shd affsctionaie wife, and in !.
On nsdeyss sherssfler his only child. We
a5vPay synpsihiss xi,h him in his .fflio-
d. srsssssss
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Bargains!! Bargains!!!

"HE subscriber, by way Of addition to the
Il town Of Woods6ed. has caused to be sur
veyed and divided, that excellent lot Of land sd-
joining said town. situated the south part there.
of, and west of the road leading to Sistersville;
and he now offers. AT PRIVATE SALE. and
at low prices,
Ia LOTS
OF convenient size, not excelled lots for build
ing or any other purpose by any in or adjoining
the town. This is well known to be the most
pleasant and healthy portion of the village, and
desir able site for all who want comfortable
hcme, or a lot good for any other purpose. at q
low price
Those wishing to purchase must apply soon. as
the subscriber intends to close up his affairs this
fall. preparatory to a location elsewhere, aud is
therefore esdetermined, in the above language, to
give bargains!! bargains!!!
July 10. 1854. SIMPSON HOLSTER.
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DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
- that there will be Petition prseeited to
the Commissioners Of Monroe Cnunty, Ohio. =,
their September term, 1854, praying for county
road, commencing 10 the creek road, leading from
Woodsheld, II or near the log.shute on lands Of
Samuel Bracys heirs, in Adams tp.; thence up the
hill the best route, passing near Benjamin McMa-
hons house. and with the line between the lands
of Elijah Mem ahon, John Henthorn and Joseph
Miner, thence the best and nearest route throl rh
the farm Of Elisabeth Gray. thence with the line
between Thomas Carrick's and Thnmas McMa.
hons. 70 the ridge road Leading from Woodsfield
to Clsringt6n.
July IS, 1854. A PETITIONER.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
A LEXANDER HUTCHINSON, Samuel GsieL
II 9Th and Ephraim Griffith, pIaintiAs, against
James Slack, defendant. Civil action. Sur
mons and order of Attachment.
The said defendant. James Slack, 10 hereby no.
t6ed-That on the 26th day of June. A. p. 1854,
petition was fled against him, by said plaintiff,
in said court, in which it IL set forth and claimed
that the said defesdant is indebted to the said
PLAINTIFF in the of $7l6, with interest there
on from the 18th day Of May. A. D.. 1854. for
money paid ON contract which has been absn-
doned by the defendant and rescinded By the said
plaintiffs. and in additions, sum Of $500 claim.
ed as dsmages for breach Of said contract, md.
ing in all el016. with interest as Aforesaid; fes
which sum and interest, a. Aforesaid, the saiF
plaintiffs ask for Judgment against the ssid defsn-
dant. The defendant is required to answer eaid
petition on the 9th day Of September, A. d. 1854.
JOHN SINCLAIR and
@ &C. CARROLL.
July II. 1854. Att'ys for PlaintiGA
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Petition for Partition.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PEEx0
OF MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
Eliza Drum.


Eliza Drum
Matilda Brown ard John Brown, her husband,
Macy Winisnd and Jacob Wiaisnd, her hus-
band. Mary Ann Truax aad Amos Truax. her,
husband, Margaret Baker and Jacksoa Baker,
her husband, Alexander Drum. Frances Drum,.
and Amanda j. Drum
81 AID defendants are hereby notified thst on tlie
~ 2lst day OF June, 1854. said petitioner fled i'm
said Court her petition. the ohjscf and prayer Of
which IS that sha may hold in severslty her inter-
est in the lands and tenements OF which Henry
Drum, late Of said County, died seized. to wiz.
The east half of the north east quarter. the north
west quarter of the south quarter. the south
east quarter Of the south east quarter, the north
west quarter of tie north east quarter, an in Sec
tion 26. township A, and range S, in said county.
Said petition charges that the dover Of said Ma
tilda and John aud the shares OF said Nancy VIM
land, and her husband, and Mary Ann Trusx and
her husband, in said premises. have been set of
assigned and confirmed to them; that said peti-
toner, as an heir at law Of said Henry Drum. de-
ceased, is entitled to one equal seventh part Of
said premises. or one fifth part of what now re-
mains; and the petitioner demands that II parrf.
tion cannot be made, that such other proceedings
be had in the premises ~ the Law may authorize.
At the next October Term of said court. the peti.
toner will ask for the proper order in the pfemises
ELIZA DRUM.
BY ID. NJ HoILlsrEK,
June %. 1854 Hef Attorney.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNT


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Benjamin Davenport against Jesse Esgon, Mary
Donahoo. Robert Morgan, Nancy Wysecower,
Eli Cowi, Thomas Donahoo. janice Donahoo,
William Donahoo, John Donahoo. Hannah
Donahoo. John Wolford. and Margaret his
vile. -sse IS.
THE said defendants are hereby notified, that
i petition in civil action has been filed against
them in said court setting forth that said Daven-
port formerly purchased of one John Sovil the
south west quarter of the north east quarter Of
section ten, township seven of range eeven. in
said county, being the same land theretofore pur-
chased Of Michaei T. Donahoo. by the said John
Scvii. That said Michael T, Donahoo died with.
out making deed to said SovIi, that Jesse Eagon
executor Of said Michael r Donahoo, fled his
petition to complete said real contract by making
iced to said John Sovil But mistake and error
occurred in the description Of said land. and the
came mistake and error were continued IN the
conveyance from john Sovll and wife to said
Davenport. ThA prayer Of the petitioner is to
have the mistake corrected, and the title Of said
complainant confirmed. Said defendants are re-
quirsd to answerths petition on OF before the s0th
day Of September next. il they soc fit to contest
plaintiff's claim. se5 s.a.zse
s. i EDWARD ARcHBoLD.
Atty for Pi'f.
Attest. JAMES MlTcHE Ii.
July 26. 1854. Cpk of c. p. NJ o.
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AuDfroR's OFFICE, WooDsrIELD.
Monors County, Ohio, July 19, 1854
certify the foregoing to be a true statement Of
the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe county.
for the fiscal year commencing on the FIRST Monday
Of June, 1853, and ending on the first Monday Of
June, 1854; and that the Indebtedness and uncan.
celled orders are truly given appears upon rec
ord 10 this office. JNO. B. NOLL. Aud.
Mouroe Co Ohio.
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WAsHlNaroN, July go.
SsEATz.-The Texasdebt bill was taken
MT. Bell made . speech against it.
when i was laid aside and the Senate re-.
soNled the considsration Of the Homestead
bN.
Mf. Mason advocated an amendment
Tor tessfying from operations Of this bill
ltnas northwest Of Ohio added TO the Uni
ted Ssates BY Virginia.
Ne. Bayard moved to postpone until
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nAvID TIPToN's ESTATE. = Notice is
IL hereby given, that the undersigned have re-
ceived letters Of administration from the Probate
court Of Monroe county, Ohio. upon the estate of
David Upton. late Of said county deceased.
= - ELIHU Upton,
MARY TIPToN.
July s, ls44. u Administrators:
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Notice to Builders.

EUVHERE 10 to be School House built in the
u town Of Stafford, Sub. District No. 5, in
Franklin township. Any person wishing to con-
tract for said house, will send in sealed proposals
which win be received up to the first OF August.
The house is to be a frame, Ga by 25 feet. one
story, with two rooms, and . ten feet passage OF
entry. The specifications and the dimensions Of
said house can be eeen by calling at John w,
Barnett's store 10 the said town of Stafford.
July ~, 1854.
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LANES. WISE'S. ESTATE The undersigned
J was, on the l7th day Of July. 1854. by the
Probate Court OF Monroe county Ohio. appointed
administrator, with the will annexed, of James
Wise. late Of Monroe county. Ohio. deceased
JACOB WISE.
July l6. 1854. ssss.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, July l8.-The Franklin
arrived from uavre and Southampton with
dates to- July 9th. She went ashore of
Montank, Long Island, early yesterday
forenoon with 160 passengers and 300
tons merchandise. Her position is dan.
gerous. The passengers were safely land.
ed. 40 reached this city at an early hou.
this morning.
"A formidable revolt took place at Mad
rid on the 28th. headed by Gen. O'Donnell.
Insurgents number 1000.
The Franklin made no water at noon
yesterday.
Circulars quote breads,uffs steady at an
advance of Sd to Sd on American -four.
Corn dull and lower. Other articles un-
changed.
arrival of the Niagara.
New York, July l8.-Reports from
Madrid are very conflicting. The latest
state that the city was crowded with bar
ricades. and that the soldiers had frater.
nized with the insurgents; that O'Donnell
threatened to attack the palace, unless the
Ministry resigned. II is also stated that
the Queen had been requested TO abdi.
cate.
Reports from Vienna state that the Car.
reply had been received and that he will
resist to the last man. and the last rouble.
E The Russians will not eyacuate Molda.
via.
The Austrian force Of $4,000 has been
despatched and has driven. the Russians
across Servia. A collision is considered
probable.
No important movements by the allied
fleets. -
Sebastopol is still threatened.
The latest dates state that the allied feet
was within thirty miles OF Cronstadt.
The Russians continue to retire from
w allachia; and the right bank Of the Dam
ube is entirely evacuated, with the excep.
ton Of two Notifications.
& The Russians are concentrating in Mol
davia and Northern Wallachia upon the
Transyls anian frontier, making complete
change Of front, covering 80 leagues Of
ground, and numbering so 900 men.
The Franklin mails were safely landed.
A despatch from the Spanish Govern
mont. July ed, says the Government troops
attacked the Insurgents and gained signal
advantages, and also that the Queen was
well received by the troops and populace
at Madrid. which was reported tranquil.
The truth Of the dispatch is doubted at
Paris.
Anneration Of the Sand,oich Islands.
New YORK, July 2O.-The Tribune's
special Washington correspondent states.
positively, that Commissioner Gregg has
nearly concluded a treaty for annexing the
Sandwich Islands, with the appreciation Of
lhe President. The only question is
the Islands will come in as Ter
ritory or State. The whole subject has
been kept aprofound secret at Honolulu.
The latest news from the steamer Frank
in is that she cannot be got off shore. Her
,argo was valued at . million and half
dollars, chiefly French and German goods,
which we're fully insured in Europe.
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@There is firm feeling and steady
demand for Tobacco in the Baltimore
market, with sales of 600 hhds Of Ohio, al
the prevailing prices of last week.
Beef Cattle 81 81 gross.
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HAUTION.-An persons are hereby warned
~ not TO trade for note given by me to VIM.
Burditt Said calls for Efty-eight dollars and
ttGoodrich's History of All Nations,'' in two
volumes, valued at 81, aud bears dste June IL,
1854. and was obtained by fraudulent nansac.
ton, and is therefore void for want Of considers
ton. JOHN KINKADE.
July 10, 1854.
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iis ms FITTSBURGH,P PA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF Penn
i sylvania. with perpetual charter.
BoARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. James Buchanan, Hon. Walter II. Lowrie,
se Moses Hampton, Gen. J. K. Moorehead.
Keeping, &C., Professor of bookkeeping and
Commercial Sciences.
L. H. DALHOFF, Professor of Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH. Esq. member Of the Pitts
burgh Bar, Professor OF Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. M. Principal Of the Math-
ematical and Classical Department. Professor of
Mathematics, &c.
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employ
cd ia the Bookkeeping Department.
DUFrss System OF BooK-KEEpING 10 taught
by the author, upon his new invented Blank
Books -caveated for patent Juno S, 1854. By
means Of this important invention, in about half
the usual time of study the real practice Of Book.
keeping is impaired to 4 degree of perfection
never before attained in the United States.
His training for business comprehends upwards
OF 400 real business transactions, 800 commercial
computations. ss1 sas ss3
8 A thorough course of business PINMANsHIn.
DAILY LEcrUREs on Commercial Law and
Commercial Sciences, the theory of profits. the
art of making money, &c.
Duff's Book Keeping, Harper's edition, price
81 so. postage 81 cents. "the most perfect and
comprehensive in the English Language.
Duff's Steamboat bookkeeping. price 81, !,
postage 9csnts, SO perfect systeA for such Books
and Accounts" Sssssss
Duff's Commercial Calculations. price 6ocents.
oo-Send for Circular BY mail
June 70. 1854.
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vUHE CREDITORS AND HEIRS of Geo.
IL w. Lawrence. deceased, are hereby noti-
fed. that on the 18th day Of August. 1864. appIi.
cation will be made to the Probate Court Of Mon.
roe county. Ohio. for leave to file in said court
the desperate claims of said estate for the benefit
of the creditors and heirs OF said estate.
July 10. 1854. DAVID G. COE, Admir-.
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tf1E undefsagneo tespeeHulIy informs tne puos
i lie. that he still continues to manufacture s
Tombs, Monuments, Grave Stones,
&C.. At his sh0p in Miltonsburgh. Monses coaaty.
Ohio, of any style desired. and Of the best quality
of American and Italian Marble, which he has-
made arrangements to receive from the East.
He has also established Shop in Woods6sld..
for the convenience OF his customers
His work will be furnished ~ reasonabIe prices.
and delivered atsuch places may be sgreed up.
on. He has received two premiums hom the;
Monroe County Agricultural Society. for spsci-
mems Of his work. and he fatteD himself he can
render satisfaction to all who may want work iar
his line. Orders left with u. H. WInn. Esq~
Woodsfeld. WIZ, READ. Mltonsburgh. and Dfss
JuDKINs. Malaga, will receive prompt atfsntiss-
May 10. 1854. u. H0RSTFNG.
WooDsTfrLD, June 80, ao6E
Having had coasidessbls work d6ae ~ M.
H. Hersling, and being satisfea shsf ~ kotdesv
left with him will be promptly attended 10. ,ake
pleasure ia recommending him % all ikoss 1ssss~
ing work in hia Tine. JOSEPH MoRnlK
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J. e. HARBOUR.
& Horne,

Iareshing Machine Builders e. Repairers,
,SUNFISH, OHIO.
MILL have constantly on hand, MACHINES
w Of all kinds; also CLEANERS Of the best
and latest Improvements.
From past experience we fatter ourselves that
we can equal any manufactured ia the State.
Persons wishing to purchase Machines will
please give MS call and examine for themsslyeA
All work warranted to peform right or no sale
M p All old Castings and Iron taken 10 sx-
IN. u. change for work, for which the highest
price will be given. LITTEN & HORNE.
Sunfish, Juue Z, 1854
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A TTACHMENT.-On the 22d day Of June.
IA 1854, at my instance attachment was is
sued by David G. Coe, Justice of the Peace OF
Sunsbury township. Monroe County, Ohio, for
the sum of $76.44. against tho goods, chattles.
rights. credits. money and effects o James Slack,
| an absconding debtor
July 10. 1854. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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The following amount of orders for cnunty pur-
poses remained uncsncelled upon the hookso this
Office. on the first Monday Of June. 1854. It Is
supposed that nearly all the orders. issued prior to
ls43 .bave been paid and neglectedfo be cancelled:
Book s. 1894 &743 OH 2iHook G. 1867 &lS9 l8
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Announcements.

D- Candidates will please remember that our
charge is one doi!ar, each, for publishing
nouncements. Their names will be arranged in
alphabetical order under appropriate headings.