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DECEMBER and JANUARY

~ FASHIONS -CLOAkS and FUks; -, v.,... M
49, In Clotb Sat n MORE Antique and NeFVeL 70
@ seem in this city ich and varied IN sJae; ho
srsmmipss IN such good taste. the eolots 0SHe '4A 49,
:, n,ssnt 80 much the fashion In srA r,A - Maintain
fURs-In SABLE Mini stone MSi Nth Ra.si. T. s. Mex.
saIIeI IN e,Tl Ssbes and MINI cheaper snAh *.
oneIs fortunstely bought srge lot OF a' cary ~
yer ~ Til. hoa.s is p.rculsrly r-eommenaeo la. .nd
n a.. sh.r.ete rsc features being smsn piV ~
eDu s.,,n, from TIE msrk ed price ,. R,.,Sr.,h
no rIs "a Fur Estsb ishpent, No ~ Sshsi''-
Buildipr Tour ooo WILLIAM b MCKENZIE, proprietor
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Advertisement
a 100 non.v Rotds NC Grand Trunk Railroad Otlce

$4,000 Money Bo5ds &c, Grand Trunk RAirosd Office,
Montreal
p oca Nindhsm Bank. Conreeneut
lsAo Bosinan's savings Bank, - LOUIS
5COo Treasrrer's Ofb;e. Crown Point
sOCe Rslrosd Once. Augusta. ia r.. ,
These amounts show but portion oil the actual
f,or .heet rou ss ard siml.r securities within
he las: ten Daring the sane TINE the losses oy nre ~
Troy slwsukse ard Cleveland constitute sso,Ie,
Init ehhrxesbe 20 these spo0gie every oon OF whiea
would have been saved BY the use OF LLLhs EAt al
BUReL AZ PE0oF SAFEs and LOCKS s,,,. -.
SAW J c. NoSRIs, Agent
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TREMENDOUS

TREMENDOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Inc
entire stock Of rich Paid speo Broosde sud Plata Silks
The INN epee rush Columbian Hall. No 81 Grand =
srecsv r he sffernoon renders for > & NJ r
T6wLL Co eugsF@ additional number OF CLERKS not
bsapdipg heh ladies' who dere select to adj antase
fpn her interest ruTchae duing she esiy part o.
The dsy To make room their spring importation whie
viii b. On band next month the in stock o. slks Ne
poe. Vevets shaWls Ladies Cloths, C0sks Sains Ian
he's Flsunels Sc j. selling of great reduction from
fruer low Icss aud Al Jfds better opportunity 10 save
money and obtain THAI - was offered IN this
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DICHMONDs, NO. 1863 BROADWAa.- xh"I. *
81 psn, isasy is' :ai:
% sS5 is. ,sDs styles quality .ea !s' . .S s. her
her ass hsasqss .srs sS;l: I'd - Goods
y o. Ss hsss nj. season i. Der fsns, stss.S,
pother case Of embi 1dered eacfea oS's''
.ext steamer Priee from loi 70 ="
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FIRES.
WIRE ORCHARD-sT

Last night, at o'clock fire occurred IN 'ne iraaie
dveIling. house rear of No. 50 Orchsrd-st but the
flames were subdued before much damage was done
20 the premises The fire is supposed to have oeen
occssOned by some sparks falling upon the single
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CHARGE or SEDUCTION. A German, named
Christian Adolf Goiz. yesterday arrested by Ohcr
Sweeny The Lower Police Court CHARGED With the sedre
ton under mise Of msrsee Of Maria Walter nov vius
at No 2 Cedsrs The accused is married man snd hs
fsul, livpg Buffalo and Il seged entced the sT from
service smily Staten Island and bs ans q prom
Of uarnage accomplished bis purpose - stated thit
the con lain -ugsestion Of German
constable who Of accused GIT 100 from
him hy IRON nr hs sgewheh he failed 90 90
e. the Unsigned him 70 the Tombs for examination
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ADVERTISEMENT

TAdv-rfiec r1@nf
I,,poRT.xT DISCOVERY !-PHorOGRAPMc OIL
The Just Pateued the,
cor t.sine photographs impressions On eanvss and
- - -,p.red 90 isks them in this CRY Ile c'frectns o
srd beauty OF thee paintings which are pfodaeed
&C. - No. .ps. and at trhinE rxpense can only De
, .,rr,e;sed by exaniu atom tEiihal me rIe poisl'
80 X ,As process dsgueeoypss Of deceased PeIfoas
,yles Of eoor,d PaIsar hJtoEr,phs tsken
DsI .sS AZ no other establishment IN inertia ) -
n FREpFRicKs No. Is Rue Base CT Kemp rams
- No $40 Broadway. Ss~ York
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BROOKLYN LTEKS

TsE TucEEa CAsE-N5 YEEDIC. YrT.--The Jury
z tbs oalt have lot yet agreed Gpon yerii''- "
tie adj al meIt Of The Court las evening. the Judge
s.nifco h- intention % receiving tleir verdict, II
they sclcec. e. :, c!ock ths m3rniD- Tley were
iocked up ios the night. It s aaterstood til; tie
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scme Of 'te means which oacht 20 he tuiploye l. il
we do not mean 10 sure nder orr place s,noog he
natious, sns to exhibit, ourselves in the light II
people ambitious of tie foremost place out un ril in
70 make u e sacrifices Iecessa,y 10 secure it.
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Advertisement }

WHAT BUSINESS OR PURSUIT SHALL FOL
IOWA question easily answered osy BY PHKESoLosIsr
Are vou adapted 10 either the leaned Pheno
osy snswe correctly Are you best adapted 10 business TO
the Ars or to meebsnics trad- Before engaging In
Apy life pursuit every yoans would DO well 10 have char
ana written description by FEof' fo"LtH'
No sos Bros4ssy, Ses. YORK
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PTRHAM : !

PERTAINS TROUPE OF ETHIOPIAN DELiNEA-
ose, new and varied programme f0r THs EyENtsS,
sb.c psuv popuiar sDd svorte Songs Dances Ekirss-
fsrTs, Sc We DO at know Of better Place 20 40 20 S-
ste he hp,. and put 10 good hunor with himself snd
al around him Try the experiment
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The superb kpecimens OF PHOTOGEAPHi, on
F,bon a; BR.pys Gallery attracting universal srten-
non and ecps the wsruest sppsus from eonnosseur-
Thev se bv far the most perfect PHorOGsPHc erec
rorcsd in America CorYiNG executed N superior style
ftcVrFRIoryrrs taken usual over T0mpsons Saloon
No
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CITY ITEMS

GREAT MUSICAL FESTIVAL "A vocal and in.tru.
rental concert IL announced for this evening =, ne
Academy Of Music for the benefit Of the u C. turch
Of st. Ste 2ben, under the pA,tOrHl charge Of the R-v
Dr. Cunning. Ire programme gives the promise
o. highly titrsctive entertainment CO nprsng seec
tons from fsvore operas to be sustained by select
company Of dishng u.shed artist
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Ocear 5iedmers, ~.


NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
~ snip LINE VIA AQUA -Access1ry Trans
COMPANY Of NcaiagIa Propieton The sp-ndd Dubbed
gne sfeau ship NOkfhkRN LIGHT. i<3' uns 01.1en
Capt r.. l. Tnaepaueh viii leave fOm Pier No. 3 Norm
River a: o'elCck. precisely. 'or PUNrA ARENAS,
EDhttDAY Deceu brr u. connecting win the ASone
stesm % CORIES t26OOtuDs the Nic>nsua Transit
Roue being bnf twelve miles Of land snpo Aiion ~ car
These Unsurpassed 10 tnef Ventilation
and accommodations For information oasszfe sppJ only
70 CHARLE> MORGAN. Ageat No BOnD;g Green
Letter Bag ad- the office Lette . eais per halt
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LrFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPs IL OIL.-The only
al ifesne Photographs made by Roo1 No ~
pro.dwav Tnev are done sitting far superior
10 the best oil portraits painted Specimens can be seen
AZ his Gallery No S6S Broadway Of fsnklinst
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cnrRr CALENnAR-Ta, Day.

SrPTRtoR CoURT-Nos. 1903 1913, 255, 2s6 %, 33j,
7ig 40 5o7 loaj s5l sis llo2 ice i2'e % IS 81 2J
90 n iGp so f-f O5 fe2 - 78s I2j i9s. 6ti bn8 1j
soi $50 ii,7 ilql 6gl 100 go - 7o2 10 eiI
CoMMoS PIEAs-Nos. 1894 TO 1897. 1892 1902 to
CIRcuir CorRr-Nosloae, 1912, OIL 80, 81, COL.
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VILLA NSRU RGH ITEMS

ExrTssUL FoHGERr.-Quite an extensive forgery
recently IerpeuAisd uron the Mechsac, Bsus. Of
Wuiansturgh b.inK . ch-cs Of $50 signed John ".
Brssedn wbo l. Collector Of r,ses md Assessm@n's The
fTre'y detected by Mr. rsstsd n up MS bsns
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DAGUTRREOTYPEs CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-A
large size rs, elss Picture for 81 neatly htei a. No
ass Broadway. corner Of Howard e. GiRsNAT Aftist.
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Advertise nent ]
IAsveriseneet


y,xrs coxRrrn Doors and SHors, for tender test
f~N Sa $50 Broad say, cor Of Broonest Ne~-f Or
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The Rev. Or. Theodore Nerma,. q well known
Missionary who has Travelled almost everywhere. is
low in his City, at No. 81 Broadway. Ia conse-
9uence Of serious illness in Nes-Orlesns, Dr. Y.
has lost tte power Of speech, AID needs the kindly
services of his friends
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- .spt, per cent cheaper tia. any ether hoass ne
.na rst.l, 81 he nspui,esoJy o. o. 81 sroal.sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

The Seyentecnih Anniversary Of the franklin Lit
crazy Association i T. be held in the Beihosda Ba2
tst Church, Chiystie-.t, this evening Dec. H.
There is no charge Tor admission
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MOURNING GOoDs-GREAT BARGAINS

MI Ut ENINU UUUUN-FThEAI DhhuAI-No'
vi IMMENSE REOU lion IN PRICES
In order to Tor Spring IuPo.tion', and In eone
cueree Of alterations and improvement bessiig
silt,n 5 De LANES = kngih CsAeo' ID hsiiao and
Raw silk Psids at BombsIine. Bss-ou, Canton Cloth.
Cares Cs.hnefes neTnos Ebroideres Cloaks Bonnets
shswls &c Ae in proposon- BARTHOLOMEW
New Mourning Store, No 55l Broadway
Between tie 81. Nichols ard MetropoliiAn Hotels
Ard directly onpo,lte TifanK & Cos.
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II s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, VII

L. AsPINWALL sud PANAMA RAlLROAD-Oa
WEDNESDAY Dec p. At 2 yci c. = from pier foo Of
Wavn. NorL River will BE- dis patched The feet steamship
NORTH STAR Captain Richard Wamacs. 70 efnnect a.
Pan-m. vito The ard superior steamship JOHN L.
sTEFfiENS
spare brat ,wsys Kept Panama to prevent detention
10 case Of accident. .
for ps.sge sPpy che COMPANY ocs Nc II Ws,t'i
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WILL SAITFTTEn EXPLODE This question viii
be DISCUSSED by Prof Tcrey in his lecture, before
the Mercantile Library Association, thi. evening at
Clinton Hall. The Professors last lecture was very
vel attended and his remarks, aud the accompany
ing e1periments Of an interesting CD araeter.
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~ sou tor san FRANCE SEQ u now loading a. Per n 10
ast snd having large portion - her cargo engaged aad
kspz on board will have into I'd ste dispatch.
Tie HARVEY BIRCH Of the hnest ships ever built
10 ths end presents unusual nflcsmeat' 70 shppefs
desrcUs Of quick lhiD az low rstss
sliIp. o >aa francisco vii observe that the vessels Of
TIL, Ire firth their iosdin days after ming % ,neiT
berth A. are not 1rans Of freight but have 9tJmpt
disrs,ch SUTTON s Co. No 20 wa 81.
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i Weekly L. Line The steamship SOUrHERNkR
Evsn. Comnanses wi!leav pie, No. B., on 5ArUR-
DAY December To- a. s O'clock, P. NJ precisely. foi
freaht apply beard. here a.. bills Of lacng viii b
signed and foF psssGzs ~ tie Ofice Of
sPOFFORD, TiLEsTOS & Co, No. 80 Broadway.
Tsroush ueseI 70 Florida folows To JsekSonEs s5ii
PLatsG. IS
Tie NASHVILLE al! succeed, and leave WEDNESDAY
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SMITH OBRIEs.-We notice in our advertising
columns meeting called for tomorrow Friday
night. at the tabernacle, to adopt an address to
Smith Brien. The names appended TO the call
show that a great number Of our most prominent
citizens ore in the movement.
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FOR CHARLESTON, S. Che superior
Il ate-vheeI s,esn.hip QUAKER CITY. J. Il. Hodsdoa.
ceur.ad.r viii Ie.T- bHfLADELPHIA for CHARLES
Tos s &C SATURDAY. Decsabs, 10 q: i.s,eIssh A T.
"a ~ NORTH "bssIs, paI&ssah4a
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THE WALL-sr. SwIsDLE.-In the case of a A.
Ackerman, F. w. Meek, Peter Charles, and John
Flsgger, charged with being concerned in the late
swinde on The Ohio Life and Trust Company, an ex-
animation took place yesterday before Justice
Stuart Peter Charles was used az witness The
case stands adjourned.
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Loss " THE ARcTIc-An investigation as TO the
loss of this ship, and also Of the ship New Era Is
proceeding before the Grand Jury Of the L. S. Cir
cult Court. Mr. Joachimssen, by request, he said Of
Mr.. Sherry, foreman of the Grand Jury, yesterday,
moved for an attachment against one of the hands
who had been on board, named Young, he having
been subpenaed as witness before the Grand Jury
but did not attend The attachment was granted.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-03-02
Notice in Partition.

Elisha Stratton of Cedar Co.,, Iowa, Dayi
Dean and Ann his wife, of the same place
BENJAMIN Coulson and Ly dia his wife, of Co.
lumbii.na Co., Ohio, John Stratton and Deb
orah Ann Stratton, heirs of Ross Stratton, de.
ceased-of Salem, Columbiana co, Ohio; the
neirs of Ellen Leech deceased-late wife oi
Thomas Leech--and whose names are to plain
tiff unknown, of Golumbiana Co., Ohio, will
take notice, that a petition was filed against
them on the 30th day Of January, 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 part of the North
East quarter of section two ri Township ff-
teen Il 81 and range [5] 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 Slne four
chains eighty two links to a stone, thence south
iva 8el eey en- chains and two links TO stone
in the road, thence along said .road North.
seventy nine and ore fourth degrees west, four
chains and eighty seven links to stone, thence
North iva 90 ten chains and fifteen links to
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
ah Stratton, deceased, is entitled to dover in
said premises, and prays that said dover may
be assigned her according to Law.
Feb. 2,1854-6t. a. H. BATTEN,
Pr. fee S5,25. Atty. for Petitioner.
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Sasanaa seehrst, widoG Of Michael Sc
ehrsi deed, Adam SsehFisl. minor. Lewis
Fiber and Leah FISHER. bis wife, al Of colum.
biana county, Ohio. will take police that . pc
tiuoa wss led against hem on the x7th day
OfJan'y. 1854, 10 the Court Of Common Pleas.
within snd for The county Of Carroll aDd STATE
Of oBio. oy John Bnnker and David Bncker,
AdminiarEiOrs Of Michael ssehnst. deed. and
is'nOW pending. the object and prayer Of which
petition is 70 obtain an order from said Court
authorizing and empowering said sdministra-
tors 10 eopplete certain contract Of the said Mi
chael Seehnst with one Jacob Baughman made
on Tie Ith day OF Now. 1851 for The eonyeyance,
OF tbe following real estate situate in said eoun
~ Of Carroll and in the township Of Augusta.
being bounded on the sbufh by the farm Of
Thomas Jackson--On the West BY the farm Of
William JacksOn-on toe North. by the farm
Of Lewis hatthias-on the East BY the farm Of
John Conlin, containing 30 acres. by efeeuting
to said Baughman deed for said premises, up
on the payment Of balance Of purchase mon
ey. Petition alleges that said Susanna Se
christ is entitled 70 dover in said premises
Application will be made for said order at the
next term Of said Court.
MASON, POTTER, & WOODS.
Feb. 9, ls54.-3t.-pr fee IS. Atty's for Pet'r.
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Farmers and Mechanics Store
Neru Noo0s.
p. ELDER

s. G. MCKEE, thankful to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage he has receiv-
ed in business, would respectfully inform the
public that he has associated with himself Mr..
PEsRY ELDER; and they'are now offering to
the public, at Low Prices, general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, DC.
1t becomes necessary; owing to our limited
capital to do strictly READY PAY business
We hope our friends will not find fault with us
in making this announcement, but will continue
to lend us generous aid and comfort in polling
our little boat adown the tide oftime. We fiat
ter ourselves we can sell at such prices as viii
be to the INTEREST of all who may favor u;
with their patronage. All kinds ofPRODgCE
taken in exchange for goods. Room at the OLD
stand, in Leggett,s building. Call and see US
MCKEE d ELDER
CsrrOlltOn, Jan. 10, ls548
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Feb. 81, 1854
r. R. R.
FEVER AND AGUE-C CHILLS STOP
PED IN TEN MINUTES.

FEVER AND AGUE-C CHILLS STOP
PED IN TEN MINUTES.
Ifyou have an attack Of tie chlls, take in
ternally, one tesspoonful 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 we'll 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 a good dose of Railways
Regulators, say to s, 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 and evening, and keep the Liver and
Bowels regular with Railways Regulators. Ul.
der this treatment you 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, Of
any diseases of the Skin, take R. r. Resol
vent.
RR. R. Office. 1862 Fulton ST., N. Y.
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~ agnerr 60 tppe
NJ INIATU RES

Tho subscrib having taken room, in N. Bur.
gers Building, Caro-. ltOn, Ohio. For the pur-
POSE. of taking Dagnerreotype Likenesses. woHl a
RESPECTFULLY inform th' citizens of this place tina I
he is now ready Of acco modate such as NAV
wish correct Likenesses OF themselves, their cb /.
dren, or friends. As he has been in the business
for nine years, and has first rate apparatus Ger.
man, he Hstter' him-ef able to ease al by ma
king pictures which for bodness and softness Of
tone, and life-like appearance, cannot be exceled
by any in the State Pictures ret in Lockets,
HreastPins, Finger-r ngs, &c. No charge made
where perfect satisfaction is not given. Call
soon.
Pictures taken on cloudy as we'll as clear days:
R. s. BROWN.
Carrolton, March, I'd, 1854 #,
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school and Township Funas-

The School and Township funds Of this eoun-
ty will be ready for paying out by the goth inst
-5 days later than the usual time II being
in many Instances desirable that school dis
tricts know the amount Of funds they will re-
ceive, will make these statements: Last year
the state and county funds together yielded a
net apportionmtnt q 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.937t 10 each youth
Lest this should mislead. it will be observed
that il is not the entire school fund that thus is
increased; but only the Common Fand raised
by General 1oIdtion. The interest on sec. 16
will be about the same as last wear 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 "eiphering" will show pretty nearly the
amount Of funds each district will receive.
Feb. 2, 1854.--3l. F. S. MeKEAN,
Auditor.
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Laws OF Ohio,
PUBLrsHED BY AurHoRIrY.
Isl AN ACT

, 81 AN ALL
To provide for the completion of contracts
- heretofore made by School Directors.
Sec. l. Be il enacted blythe General Assem-
UV of the State Of Ohio. That in all cases
where pursuant to law, contracts have been
made or entered into for the saleof School house
sites or lands. the property Of any School Dis
trict heretofore existing in this State, and the
sale remains to be perfected by conveyance,
.he township board of education, in the town
ship where such property may be situate shall
be authorized to complete the same by exe"u-
ting conveyance in the manner prescribed in
section eleven Of the act entitled an act to pro-
d vide for the reorganization, supervision, and
maintenance of Common Schools, passed March
l4th. 1853, on full compliance Herewith by
the purchaser or purchasers
ltj F. G. LEBLoND,
Speaker of tie House cr Representatives
R. ]. ATKINSON,
President Of the Senate, pro tenn
/ do hereby certify that I have read and com,
pared the proof of the foregoing law and ind
It correctly printed from :he copy certified by
the Secretary Of State. F. S. McKEAN,
March. 2 1854. AaditOr Of Carroll county
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NntIcs To school Teachers.

The School examiners of Carroll county will
hold meetings for the examination of teachers at
the court house in CarroltOn, on the following
days viz
The second Wednesday of September,
8" 4" October,
:" Second g. Fourth We'd
nesdays of November,
The second Wednesday Of December,
March, 1854.
=" April, I"
May,
June, "
The examinations will commence at ten o'clock.
on each Of the above named davs.
By order the Board.
A. S. RAMSEY. Clerk.
Sept 9th, 1853.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have been appointed and
qualified Receivers in the case of Horatio Ro.
by VS. John Il. PrOtzman, Francis ProtEman,
and Lewis F. Protzman; and the books, papers
and amounts Of said firm are in our hands fol
settlement. Those who are indebted to said
firm will please call upon the undersigned i'm
mediately, and settle. HORATI0 HUNT.
JOHN WEST,
Feb. 81, 1854. nolO Receivers.
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To wnshIp Onicers---- Township
Funds.
Some townships of this county will receive
less amount of Oftownship funds than they le.
We'd. No township levied less than / of a
mill, and some considerably more. The law
limits the levy for township purposes to 1 of
MILL Hence, as may be seen from the pub
lished "rotes Oftarasion" there was uniform
rate Of that amount in all the townships. See
laws of Ohio, Vol. 81, flor 1852 page 4s5.-
This statement is made to prevent misappre-
hension or the suppOsision that mistakes have
been made in the matter.
F.S MoKEAN.
Feb i7l, 1854 q Aud g Co.