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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-20
OHIO LEGISLATURE


sESATE-Ths President prssealsd TIE report
Of the Auditor Of S,als in relaa;ou 70 shs real
estate as saualissd BY The late STATE Beard Of
Equalization. -aa,
Mr.. Stokes called uPOn she suPsFinisOdsus
Of Common Schools to give ths seaAts the Of. /.
feial opinions he had P OnOunssd o. the School
Law. EF.lT
The Senate considered several bills in com
mittse Of the Whole. after which il adjOuned.o
In the House the entire session was passed
in committee Of the Whole on the tar bill
There is work enough to keep the members At
it week. il they design TO go Ossr the entire
ground. and make new sysiem: The elauss
eEemPdng colleges. aud academies was Striek-
en- Ou:. aad they must be taxed As the bin nov
stands. s.....
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Our neigbbOr Of the Democrat things, that
although the three or four thousand ciergymen
who protested against the Nebraska bill; were
guilty of blasphemy when they protested in
the name of God, he himself has a right 10
speak. as he did upon the occasion, in the name
of the Devil. Well, If be thinks that Old
Nick has selected him as an especial mouth
piece, let him do what he considers his duty to
to his master We don't think. however, that
Old Scratch needed to select an organ uglier
than himself. Louisville Journal.
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an account Of the sickness and death of his brother
Asv, Mr. Brown Owen, who died bis passage to Cal
Sotnia: ...t-.
Lay up nearer, ofOtheE nearer
For my limbs are growing cold, s. ge *
a.'---Anaahy psessRos ssOmsth desrer, ,.-.. .....
When thy arms around me fold
lam dying, brother, dying, . iV
Soon yen miss me in your berth,
oEmy form viii soon be lying .
Meath the oceans briny surf
HeGrken to me, brother, hearken,
Ihave something would say,
r. Ere the veil my vision dArken,
And gofrom hence away;
am going, surely going '.'i 1. -'"'
But my hope in God is strong, 8I59
@r am willing, brother knowing b .-a..1
That he dOeth nothing wrong. ...a ..
Tell my father when you greet him,
That in death prayed for him, , ..
Prayed that l may one day meet him,
Ia world that's free from SIM
Tell my mother, (GOd assist her
Now that she is growing Old,)
's' Tel her, her child would glad have kissed her
When bis lips grew pale and cold.
,d'h listen, brother, catch each whisper,
-"j sTis my wife Id speak Of now;
di. Tell, ohtell her how missed her,
"' When the fever burned my brow;
Tell her, brother closely listen, 3D..
Don't forget single word,
That in death my eyes did glisten
@'-' With the tears her memory stirred. .
olu1 a.n@ .ld
q. Tell her she must kiss my children.
'o ain' Like the kiss I last impressed,
Hold them as when last l held them, as .H
Go,l 10 Folded closely to my breast; ua.
Give them early to their Maker,
aI anoe Putting sl her trust in God, sF
hnaAnd He never viii fOrsake her,
10 ) For Hes said 30 in His Word. t.,
mu.
- O,my children Heaven bless them!
,ooA They we're all my life to me,
Would could once more caress them,
Ere sink beneath the sea;
Twas for them crossed the ocean,
s.. What my hopes we're III not tell,
But have gained orphans portion,
Yet he doeth all things we'll
Tell my sisters remember a
Every kindly parting word,
And my heart has been kept tender,
go By the thoughts their mem'ry stirred
Tell them neer reached the haven
80, 80 Where sought the "precious DUST"
But I have gained ApOrt called Heaven,
.t, Where the gold will never rust.
Urge them to secure an entrance
For they'll 6nd their brother there
q, Faith ~ Jesus, and Repentance
Will secure for each share.
\, rr Harki / he6 my Savior speaking,
'Tis, know His voice SO well,
,,s;., When am gone, oh don't be weeping,
* sait BrOtheF, here's my last farewell.
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April T.

April 4,
senste-Aiter the morning business the
Railroad bill which bad occupied Ihe senate for
some time was TecOmmitted 10 the Railroad
Committee. .ft....... ... + e.
The Finance Committee reported bill 70
make appropriations To pay the interest on the
public debt FOR the two ensuing years. ri
1t provides for q levy Of II mills for the
year 1854. and mill for the year 1855.
1t also leyies tar of I Of mills for the
year 1856, to provide fund to meet the prin.
eipai Of our debt that will become due in 1857.
HOUSE, The bill to amend the act to define
the powers and prescribe the duties Of tho
Board Of Public Works. passed-57 to e.
This bill among other things, provides that al
Collectors. SuPerntendents, Engineers, and 9th
er officers whose salary shall amount TO 500
per year, shall be appointed by an Executive
Council, composed Of the Governor, Auditor,
Secretary of State. Attorney General. and
President Of the Board. These appointments
to be for only one year, &I., 1s aj laf
This Council is to meet aud make these sp-
pOiRtments on the 4Lh Monday in January.
Collectors are TO have a minimum Of S4o0.
and in addition commission Of per cent on
the first $1,000, s per cent. on the ed $1,000.
per cent on the 4d $1,000, per cent. on the
9Th $1,000. and per cent. on all sans be-
yond but in no event to exceed $500, without
any allowance for Office or clerk hire.
Engineers have slsOO per year, Superintend
ents, Inspectors and Weigh Masters to have
$500 per year, salary.
The House went into committee Of the whole
upon the tax bill, and spent the forenoon in
discussing its details.
! The bill to establish the Superior Court in
Cincinnati, passed, 6S to j.
The bill to create new Judge in the Butler
district, failed 49 to 10. The Constitution re.
quires two-thirds vote. 1t was rconsid-
cred and laid on the table.
Bill 10 amend the 92nd section Of the Jus
tees Code, passed.
The House agreed to the resolution to pur-
chase 800 copies Of Geiger'S tax tables, for the
use Of County Auditors.
The most of the afternoon session was spent
in committee of the whole on the new tax law.
Among toe features incorporated is one ma
king it obligatory upon the owners to list dogs
for taxation. .. r.s.g
Without concluding its labors the committee
rose; and the House adjourned. 49,
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lpOdtg,
TOUCHING LINES.

The New England Dadsm gives its readers the follow.
ing besSsfu stanzAs, which were suggested by hearing
read an extract Of letter from Captain Chase giving
an account Of the sickness and death of his brother in
lsv, Mr. Brown Owen, who died bis passage to Cali.
forniA: sfr
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
MAD nF ppEHLE N

The subscriber proposes 10 publish . large
Geographical and Statistical May Of Preble
Comfy, Ohio, drawn up with great care fronn
actual surrey. II will exhibit every drSisi, n
and subdivision OF land in the county, with
the owners names, and the number OF acres
owned 5y each. Every Road and all the prln-
ciipal Streams will be displayed, together with
the location ofeyery School House and Church
m the county; and where practicable, the 10
catibn OF Graye-yatds will also be given.
Besides the ordinary, geographical details, .
full and complete exhibit Of the Statislics OF
each Township will be given, comprising a
detail Of the number Of acres and value oil
Of each Township The relative proportion
cultivated and wood. land-the yearly produce
'tions in Corn, Wheat, Flaxseed, Oats &eiF-
The number and value Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Sc.--The aggregate population
ofeach Township at the several decenhiai Pc
fiods,t &C., &c, &c. w
> The Map will be about as inches a feet
square, and will be engraved on stone, Qlitho'
graphed,) in the very best style OF the UT,
equal in all respects TO copper-pla.e. 1t vii
be hand sofnely mJunted, vanished, and col
ofed, and Will be deliyered-to spbsctibeol
only-at the Unprecedented low piice OF Flyf
DOLLARS pet copy, ~.
15-lt is The intention Of the subscriber 4
make this Map, in all fespecas, the best Conn'
tytMap that has yet been published in Ohio
He has been several years engaged, as,oppor
tunity presented; ia collecting materials 10
this enterprise, and he confidently soiicits th'
The patronage Of . generous and enlightened
public, T. ]. LARSH
''N.nB. The Map will be ready for deliver!
about the first. or December next.
EATON, o., JUSH, 1864, -.gp e
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Court OF Common Pleas, PfebIe
Conuty Ohio.

aeainst .3L
H Wilson, Dsf,E attachment.
TINE said dehndant HatyeyH Wilson, is here.
lby notified that on the 18th day Of Nay, A. b.
1854. the said Charles Wifkerson. filed in the
clerks office IF the court aforesaid a petition
against him the said, defendant-tbe ebiectssnd
prayer Of Which petition Is to subject The said
Defendant As bail "a the paymkHt Of q certain
judgment pb4aired In said court by the sid
Charles Wilkerson, 10 q certainacticpof asslInpf
sit wherein The said Charles Wilkefscn was
Plaintiff, and one William n. Wilson wae Del
fehdant, and the said HafveyH Wilson wastbe
bail for the appearance Of The said William b
Wilson, and that said Judgment 90 ObtaiBed
AMOUNTED to the sum Of si8s.gg, and costs of suit,
amounting 10 the sum Of eedi6l. and the said de-
PENDANT is further notified, thet. on said 2sth day
of NAY, A.p., 1854, dt,tte inataHeeo Of said Plain
tif an order OF attachment was issued by the
clerk dt the court aforesaid directed TO the Sher-
III Of Pre6is county, commanding Him 10 attach
the lands, teuethenfs, goods, chhttles. stocks. or
Interests 10 stocks, riehis, credits, MONEYS, and
I~sfents Of hin, EHe said defendant, Harvey II.
Wilson In. said county oe pfeble, and the said
defendentis further notified, that, unless he ap-
nears ard answers or demuts to said Petition by
The 92d DAY orJnly A. D., 1884, the saia plaintiff
will apply htthe nextterIh OF safd onrtthpreafter
10 take Judgment against said defendant by de-
fault for the said sum or 3t5s,as with TIE interest
thereon from the eth day of November 1888, and
for the costs Of said original action Of ~assnmpsit.
amounting TO Sss,8l. HUBBARD e F9oS.
Attest, l., d, 0epRsf Clk. Atty'sf for plt'f.
June 8, 1s5t.-8t,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
AN ORDINANCE

To compel Rail Road Companies to make cut-
verts, OF drains, Tor the purpose OF draining
the water of the incorporated village of
Eaton, from all places where their Road
drains or obs,ructs the flow Of water.
(. Be II ordainedb BY The ToDn Copnsa pr lie
Incorporated riitage Of Eaton, That The Eaton
q Hamilton Rail Road Company, OF any Other
Rail Road running into, or through the iimits
of said Incorporated village Of Eaton, shall
make, or cause tobe made, oil necessary drains,
or c~uiverts, for the purpose Of draining Off the
water, at all, or any of the crossings of said
Road, or Roads. as trecielty the Town Coltn-
Gil Il The incorporated village Of Eaton, Pro-
pidsd, thatifs'il Rail Road Company, or COM
panies shall refuse OF neglect 10 FAKE The
necessary drains or culvtrts, as.diFectet, on
conviction thereof, they shsIlpay a fine al ike
do lars provided, sold Gempapy o companies
shall have a reasonable time 10, make te etls
ycrts, drsias, or sewers, after Being Motif q
by the Aarshall, and shall pay an additional
fhe Of FIVE dollars for every five days there
after. n
Rasssl, Igaas,lEs AsShahxf&1ta4
~ LLa.ZL a.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
'PHEMIUM PUMPS,

against Petition to correct de.
John Stump. e. al, SseriptiOa in Deed.
ya Defendants, - '
.rI,HB said defendants, John Stump, George
stump, Henry Stump, Daniel Stump, Leon
ard Stump, Jacob Stump, Mary Stump, Andrew
Zimmerman, Margaret Zimmerman, Sarah Zim.
Norman, Alexander. Zimmerman, and the I'M
known children aud heirs at law Of Catharine
Ream, deceased, (late Catharine Sthmp,) are
hereby Notified that on the 9th day Of june, AID.
1854, the above named plaintiff fled in the clerks
lotfGe Of the court of common pleas of Preble
Icotnty Ohio, a petition against them the said de-
PENDANTS, the object and prayer Of which petition
is 70 correct the. description Of the premises in a
K certain deed, executed and delivered on or about
1.-The 6th@4y Of November 1891, by George, Stump,
senior late Of Butler. Countrywide, decreased, to
1.-THE above named defendant George Stump aud
(which premises were conveyed by the said de-
lfcndanf George Stump, on, or. about the first day
OF March, A. D., 1854 toplaintif. which said deed
lis made from the said George Stump senior, tothe
said George Stump, attempted to convey 10, the
4 shil George Stump theso1th half Of the noFtheas
QUARTER of section number thirty-six, (3bl in town.
ship six. (6J OF range three, tSl east &C., In, the
%lcouity of Preble aud State of Ohio, alsoto correct
the language and mira seology o pressingthe con
! sderation in said drst mentioned deed And the
tsaid defendants are further notified that unless
1 they appear and answer or demur TO said petition
lbyithc 9Th day Of August A. ID. 1854, the said
4piainiiR will proDeed Of thea November term Of said
lcourt to take the matter in said petition MS con
Tossed and ssksof said court a decree therein ac-
oordipely, HUBBARD &FooS,
June lb. -sw. tAtty's for platf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
sherif's Sale.

Neal as ssS b9seFosa p-.t,s common pl.n.
John g gcolyir aud anasyeHdi Expqnas-
pY virtue ofawtit of alias sndi Exponasfrqn
1.-The 'eTodrt Of common pleas Of PrebIe county
Ohio and 10 me Directed, j will sell atpubbe out
The door oEthe court housein Eaton, Pfeble
county yhp, on Saturdhy the dayof JuIy 1854.
betweh the hours &c and 2sclQeEe sssaqgs
faisdGssAe1sf6r a. .ATlss5sl4
years ION D pfSlsss glten hyscim
TAndofen "a Dssid Show, and BY DaTtdShewas,
signed 70 Joseph Dannes, and by Joseph, DAnper
assigned teJ lG. Collin and Da1iel Cersan 10.
gether Whit STRENGTHENING house thereon and
rendering hoass. tiirea kettles and fdipad6 aud
lard press IN the same. The same being al those
premises situate I'M Prebie county, Ohio, and
bounded md dcsefibedas fstfows. Being part
of the south westaharter Of section S4s IN TOWN.
ship nun1bera and fnuQcsg east. Dc, beginning
att stake on the DaytoH and Western Turnpike
road, witness d cherry tree,2 rods north west Of
said stake, runping thence about six rods in a
south east direction, until It strikes the bank Of
seven mile creek thence along said creek baIk
in a north west direction o rods TO d stake on said
Turnpike rood thenee along said turnpike road to
the place If beginning, containing one half acre
more Or less ofInnd, being properly taken BY vir.
tue Of an execution from the court OF cohlnIoh
pleas of Preble county atfhe suit Of Neal block
wood against ]. CT Golvin b Bhnisl Gorsbn.
Appraised at $3.50 JOHN DEGR0oT.
lHuBBAnD& Foos, Atty'ss 49, Sheriff,
+ June 10, 1854. ri &.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned, having examined the man
/! i,userpi copy Of the map proposed TO be pub
lished, by THoxAs J, LAEsps take pleasure in
bearing esttEaaRy,to- the genersi, accuracy Of
its details, aud The successful mahnsIin which
he has executed the plan Off thoroughly cor.
rect mdfuiFsfposs Of SlTthe geographical and
. sfatistICaT Eealdres df the county. We cheer
fully recommend Nj. LSrshps map to the lber-
ality Of community, as q work wen worthy
tSeir patronage; and Invnlua be as a monu :
rner4 ofthe enterprise and intelligence Of oul
county.
4. Haines, D. N. Morrow, ". j. Gilmoie,
sJs.ass AlbertoJobn ", Campbell, GeoIgs W
Thompson, Jgh Fo5s, LG RailsSack, Hen
~ Halter, Oliver Cleveland. Md Harris, i
B. Ogden, John Marsh.
June %, 1884. ~ fssTta
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
AN

To Regulate the speedo Of Locomotives andRail
Rd6l Cars, within the corporate limits OF
the incorporated village Of Eaton.
BE il ordained By the Town Council Of the
Incorporated pilldge of Eaton, That If any
Rail hoad Company, Conductors, or Engineer,
shall run any Locomotive, Passenger, or other
car, faster than four miles pei. hour within the
incorporate limits OF the said village OF Eaton,
any such Rail Road Company, Coneuctor, or
Engineer, so offending, upon conviction there
of before the Mayor, shall be- fined not less
than FIVE dollars, nor more than fifty dollafS,
at the discretion Of said Mayor, to be collected
with Of suit, as in other caseE.
Passed June End, 1854.
.IA tI AZ " ~. S. BANTA, Mayor.
G, n, EDISON. Recorder. " 80
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
PrebIe Common Pleas.
Aaron shearer, Prt'F.
-

Aaron shearer, PrtH, Petition
against ior
John Good, ct. al. Deft. Par tition;
UNHE above named defendants, John GOOD ana
Elizabsth Good his wife. Daniel Bell, David
Hell, BENJAMIN FrauSlIn Bell, Mary Jane Smei-
ser. John Henry Robinson, are hereby notified;
that OIL the l7th day Of June, A.. d., 1904, SAID
plaintiff filed in the clerks Office Oh the court Oh
common pleas OF Preble comfy ohio, a Pe.tlVa
P1a;ntiif demands partition Of the following de-
sbribsd Real Estate situate, lying. and being IN
.ha conntv of Preble, aud State OF Ohio and de.
scyibed as follows. to wit; "Being q part Of the
sor.h eas marter Of section number thirty-four
1aI1 of tow nship number six 81 in range number
three. {Sl East, &C.. beginning at the south east
corner OF the above described quarter, running
thence northy Que hundred .polestoa stone, thence
west, one huudred and sixty poles to a stone,
thence south one hundred poles 70 a stone, thence
east Que hundred and sixty polestotpe beginning,
Containing, oge hundred aeres,' also, the equal
smith hall Of the south east quarter Of seebon
twenty.two H2.) of township number six W 10
, rance two east, &c., also, q lot in the town OF
SomsryIle, Butler county Ohio, and particularly
A., .described as follows, to wit. 1t being four rods
of Inc east half oE lot number one u )lyii5g north
.of the street that runs between Jacob +. Row
dwelling house and lanyard running east and
welt, being -four ~ poles in front BY ten Nc,
roles back, containing one fourth Of an acre, lying
and being in section number three 81 in town
ship number FIVE (5) in range number two east
&e:s,, IN said county of Butler, and state OF ONO
and the defendants are further notifedth attn
November term Of said court, A. D., 1854, appli
! cation Will be made by the said Aaron Sheerel
for an order Of partition and that said PREMISE
% NAV be psrtitioned accordingly.
Attes.. I. B. oeans, ok. HUBBARD 4 ZOOS,
. bpB,P. Larsh dept tff Auysto r Fltn
o. , june 80, I854--6w.' An
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
.To GPUBLIC

,ITsHE subscribers having entered into partner
a shlo IN IRE II lrrIsa Busrxtss, 10 the old stand
OF WiiifamF. Hook hte'nov' prepared 70 take
moa sares and make any aud KINDS OF HAT 70
ogiar- AZ asaossrhtes az any establishment in,the
vcst Ma. SuSRRGfss, being q Practical Halter,
and Mr.. HdwRjHs beingt the Oldest citizen Of Elton
a Ithis time ana having feturned with the inten.
tion IN spending the rei1sinder Of his days in the
mace Of hiA chiidhood, hopes by strict attention IA
business, t6 merit a liberal share Of the patronage
HAWKINS 4 sUFFRAINs,
N. b. A fine assOrtmsntiof Hats OF various de
s.ripions now on hand and for sale cheap
Eaton .Juue 20, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
no FOR NEBRASKA,
fryt OR a0MEfPLACE ELSE

WHERE money can be made. Money saved is
better than money earned. II certainly will be
to the interest Of persons wishing to purchase the
Best and Caeapdst Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils.
Yarnishes, Dye-stuffs, &c., &ca
To call on ]. P. Brookins / SOD who have been
receiving q fresh supply from the city To- make
their asseptmsnt complete IN everyarticle usually
kept in a DRUa SroRE, which thsyare determined
10 sell low f6r cash. Giveus q call. III.
y XpriIl. 1854, Up. BRo0KINS son.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
T6onas bowler, 1T. al, | Preble county common
va Please.
rgtg. a..d ~ al ~ Il pE4 artrfl n

ftlltH III Cls AZ r.. ~ -.Nl- = -
rnIIEYsG Gard. seth Gard, Amy Ret. David Ret
n Bizabath McGFif, john MeGrif, Uriah Gard,
JaE5h Gard. Sarah Gard, Ellen Gard, Mariah Re-
NOES lfgard. fame Bhita Joseph Banta. Rebecca
IHf}il Robert Linn, Sarah Johns, Stephen johns,
N.vi.h .l,l,ns. ksatnthA1alAEstk4aEans2 ehpstA
yEitzabsth Gard, widow, vial take notice, thata
~pe.ftion was Hled against them on the17th Gay o.
Nav A ID, 1854, in the court Of common pleasoi
Prsbte county Ohio, by Thomas Dowier& Rachel
aLyinr and Ia now bending, wherein the said
Tbo,o,s bowler & Rebeeea bowler, demand par.
tif,on, of the following real estate described asioli
Iowa. 10 wit: ''rhe one undivided thirteenth part
n certain tract inland. situate IN Preble county
4 ONO. eighty tive 1857 acres OF land lying, ana DC.
! IN tie south west quarter OF section Two VI
q Of township 81 Giuibern nine tyDsffange twot w. eat,
b,andedon the north By the northern line Oh said
quarter section, on the west by the hne u,s'qlng
. IN, rter Of The same section, and extending south
b IA 10 include eighty.fv acres strict measure;
=. sd a certain other tractor parcel.of land situate
IA Pebble county Ohio, and described as follows,
, Ia WI. "Being a part Of the north part OF the
south west. anarter Of section number twenty-one
5iA Of township number nine o. Of range two
S3teost. commencing at the State road from
E,fhn 10 f4feenyilIe, where the southern line o.
inc above, and last described tract crosses The
aid road. thence west with said line eighty r'ds
thence south forty rods, thence east eighty rod:
10 the centre Of said road, thence north forty ROOT
to Tie place Of beginning, contniningtwentyac acre
OF land. and at the next term OF said court appli'
: cation will be made by the said Thomas Dowlel
4 Rachel Bowler for an order that partition ma.
DO made Of said premises.
Att'ys for Petitioners
40 ,oHIH -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
no L ~CONCERNED.

TNHE undersigned having been a points, BY
the Probate Judge Of Pseblec uniys Liquor
Inspector, hereby gives notice that he has the
necessary apparatus anil is prepared 10 enter
upon The duties Of said ofire. He may be
fount OF ell times az his residence on Baron
Street, Eaton. HENRY NANAUsDAE. T.
Jnne 90, 1864, 80. 7
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Christmas & New Years Presents,
AT.
e, Minshall's New Rg0k Store

TUSTrsceived al the new Book Store ssplen-
~ dds lot Of new, vsluable and handsome
Books Of vartons kinds for the Holidays, 10
which the attention Of the public is called.
lie has also a great variety Of other Books
|suitea TO, the general wants offthe public
AN ofwhich will be afforded on terms ss rea-
sonable az eur other establishment in the
country. ,
lEston, lsn i tss4.-tt.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
p,late Of David Hinkle, decd.

NoTIGE is hereby given that the subscriber
" has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad.
t,inistrator Of the Estate of David Hinkle decd.
late of Dixon township, Preble county Ohio.
June 20, GEO. y. HENDRlCkS, Aamr'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
CnM nnd Sot1Ie.

THE sccount Books, Of he late ftsa OF Bel|er
e. Sletler, are nowih eprniam1s fnr cot
lection. All persons knowing themselves iei
be indebted. on said, Books, will plebse call at
office, when the same can be xetled.G-
Our Instructions are most f%ostfibs. LOOK out,
HUBBARD & ZOOS.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

MAY always be found in the way Of dress
I'M silks an The New Store OF Stephens y 70.
for We always keep Plsin; Figured BACK.
Plain, Barred, Figured, PLAIN, ohangabls and
other fancy siles,
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FOR

WE have Black, Brown, and fancy cloths,
W Black Doe-skin snd Fnncy csssimeres,
Fancy silk, Satin and Marsailles Vestings, and
IN TACT everything else 10 ft,a Gentleman out
In, from head 10 foot, at STEPHENS Il Co.
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Ertata of HaarY Kufman, decd.

MorIon is hereby given that the subscriber has
N been duly appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator Of the estate Of Henry Huffman, decd
tafu Of Monroe township, Preble Co, o.
SIMEON HOFFMAN, Adn'r.
June t5yisss-Lst.