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/. LATER FROM HAVANA.
Excitement against Capt. General.
RALriMors. March 40.

BALTlMoTE, March 80.
: The Isabel arrived at Charleston. bring.
ing Havana dates to Sunday. Much ex-
element prevails at Havana. Don Ra.
mon Pinto was executed on the morning
oil the 22d inst. To such pitch has the
excitement reached, that the Capt. Gen.
eral had not been seen in public since the
event. Tho body, instead OF being expos,
ed the usual time, some twelve hours; was
removed within three. The indign alton
evinced by the p,pulace rendering such
measures peremtorily necessary. This
states Of affairs was brought about in con.
sequence Oft the vindiclive conduct Of the
Capt. General. Some inlor.nuli,y havin z
taking place on the trial. the Minister o,
the war refused to coun,ersign the death
warrant, on ths ground that the evidence
convicted Pinto had emansna,eJ from one
who had served two sppren,iceships at the
chain gsag. The Capt General ,hereup,
on convened a council Of four, and alter
due consideration, two Of them declared
themselves in favor of death and two for
acquital.
The casting voice was thus left with the
Capt. General. who condemned his former
Secretary and friend to the garro,te, hence
to indisn alton.
The trial OF Es'rampes and Felix was
to have taken place early this week. Con.
sui Col. w. Robertson had protested mos,
energetically against their trial, and insist.
cd on their liberation. The result Of the
application was not knewn when the Isa-
bel sailed.
The French vessel Aregripa at Havana,
had rescued the crew Of the American
brig Catherine Mary. bound from New
York to the Indies. aad abandoned at sea
in a sinking condition. at Key West.
The steamer El Dorado was again com.
PEELED to heaye to. off Cape Antony. and
submit to an examis alton Of her papers.
by q Spanish man.oi-war.
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Husionists Sold.

We heard much said about popular SOW.
ereignty. Democrats and wings. and we
don't know but fusionists and Know Moth.
ings, preach its sacredness, and practice
il when il suits their purpose. Perhs ps
in the political sense ofthat term il is quite
as well. as general thing. that it is re-
garded with too much reverence.
The. late Legislature oi Illinois was
Fusion A Democratic member intro
duc4d series OF resolutions to the effect
that the Legislature had Ugh, to instru
U. s. Senators. and that the latter ough,
to obey such instructions when not repug
nant 10 the inconsistent with the Cons,itu-
ton ofihe United States. The resolutions
wera adopted by decided vote the Flu,
sionists' seizing the bait. aud intending TO
pass some very offensive resolutions in.
siruc,ing Mr.. Douglas upon the Slavery
question. But no sooner was the vote Ia.
ken Oh this resolution than This same
Democratic member introduced the fol
lewing as sequel to The resolutions which
were adopted:
Resolred. That our Sen aiors voted fol
the Kansas and Nebraska Bill in OBEDI.
ENCE To THE INSTRUCTION of the
last Legislature. they but discharged a
duty incumbent on them by said ins,ruc.
lions.
This last resolution was what might be
called a 'clincher.. The chagrin and as
ionishment ofthose who voted for the res
olu,ions in the hope OF adopting others
censurng Douglas was sorely felt. They
saw they were caught and the only way ,o
get-ou, OF the dilemma was to table the re
solution. They exhibited contempt for
popular sovereignty a, least equal to tha
of Senator Cass in refusing to obey the in,
slrucions Of the Legislature OF Michigan
- In1ujrcr,
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Indian Massacre at the Puebla Of
the Arkansas.

BY the kindness Of Me. Atwood, says
the Santa Fs Gazette, who has just arrived
In Santa Fs from the Saint Charles River,
We learn the following particulars OF the
Indian Massacre at the Puebla Of the Ar
kaasas. On the morning Of the 25,h Of
December, . party Of Utah and apache
andians. about 100 in number. collected
and drove of the stock OF Mr.. Marcelle
ma, who lives about thrse-iour,hs OF a mile
sast oi ths Puebla, on the river Arkansas.
This depreciation was probably commit.
ted before daylight, as Marcellena had no
knowledge Of il until the Indians return
cd and told him what they had done
They came within speaking distance Of
the house, and wanted to come to it. but
he and his smen. who were we'll armed
kept them off They told him they had
come to murder the people. Mexicans and
Americans, aud meant to do 90. They
wsntup to the Puebla, and protsssed much
friendship for tho inhabitants, aud asked
them to make atole for them. which they
did. The people suspecting no harm. re-
osivsd the Indians kindly, and mingled
freely with them, when the latter. without
che least warning, surrounded and mas.
sacred them. Fourteen men were killed
and two wounded, who were left for dead
and lhree, women and two children we're
made captivss One man fortunately es.
oaped by hiding in the bushes near the
village. 4 The Indians Xen rode away.
,.tin, All ,hs .,ock. soms two hundred
h..a
Ali,,ha wom.n of,h. village. excep, the
,.... :. r,u,.d w.r. :, the 81 Charle.
.,,.sa;rr rh,;.,r,.. nar,y ,ha n;sh, bs
,a,s-.nJ h.d no, We, returned and in
,h;. m.nn.r nrobsbiv. asved their lives.
Ths ..me Indian. return ed the next day.
.nd L;ll.d an. man and wonnded sno,h !.
=, nnno.;,. ,hs mau,h of the 81. Charles.
and within half ! mile Of the Fort, and
shsi snish, .hev run off near ono hundred
head 81 suim Al. belonging 10 the Fort
Nrg Aswood. vac 4, the Saint Charles, on
-. vax from Sal, Like City to Taos.
vhen the massacre took place, and hall
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Whe cling VIII ole sale Prices Currer
WOoDsFIELp, April 5, 1855

Whe ceiling Wholesale Prices Current
Sugars-Large stocks have been and
are being received by our Grocers. Pri-
ces are firm and sales large at 5 to 81 BY
the hid.
Molasses-Large sales at csc. The
stock is large bu. prices firm.
Flour There is no material change in
-four. We quote as formerly at $3.50.
Bacon-llams Sc. sugar cured 10 10
Io4c; sides y; shoulders CT. Stocks are
taIr.
Coffee-Firm, with a slight advance
Sales at l2c for Rio.
Produce-Wheat,S S1.75 to 80; corn
70; corn meal 80 to 83; beans 2. so, being
an advance and in demand; apples 90;
bctatocs I,5O-scarce.
Candles-Tallow. mould H.
Taliow-Rough 7c. rendered 10 to 10!
Soap ST.
IIsy-No change in price. sales al
Sis 90 per ,un.-Gazetle, ssth.
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Administrators Sale.

nN SATURDAY. the 2y.h day Of April,
W 1855, at o'clock in the afternoon, OH the
premises, in Ohio township. Montoe County, O.,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, as the property Of John U. Reuser,
deceased, to wit: The north west quarter of tho
south east quarter of section IL, in township 2.
of range 4. containing IS acres; also the south
east quarter nf the north west quarter ofthe same
section, containing 40 acres aud hundredths Of
an acre, except the following part thereof: begin
ming at Q stone the line OF T. P. Shumard, s
rods south from Peter Kings south east corner
thence east AZ rods to a stone south of tobacco
house, thence straight line north east course
10 two elns ut the south east corner of the lands
belonging to the heirs OF George King. thence
with the iiue Of said heirs land 50 rods west to a
stone ut the north east corner Of said Peter King
land, thence south with said Peter Kings line SO
rods to the place of beginning: boundedl on the
north With the lands OF Mahala King and heirs,
and on the west by the lands Of Peter King. con-
Gaining "a acres: leaving to be sold under the
der acres: Also the south west quarter of tho
north eat quarter Of section IL. township 9.
range 4, combining 40 acres and hundredths of
acre: also the north part Of the north east quar-
ter of section l2 Aforesaid, containing acres,
SUI! ject TO the dover Of the widow. Appraised
at 81 ,o66.
Terms af sale-One third ia hand. one third in
six months, and the residue in one year, with ih-
terest OH the deferred pay ment, from the DAY OF
sale; 10 be secured u the satisfaction ot the un-
dersixped. JOHN MuHLEMANN,
Ad;n'r al Joi,u u. Reuser, decd.
March 20. 1855.
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HnOAD NOTICE.-Nutlce is hereby given
E& that petition will be p. esented to tho Com
missinners Of Monroe county, at their June Ses
sion. 1855, praying for county road, commenc-
ing in the Creek road leading from Woodsiield tu
Clarineton, at or near the fork ot the creek where
the old road takes the hill on the lends of VIM
Steel aud James Bracry, in Adams township,
thence up the hill. the best route passing neat
Bsrj. Nc Mahon's house, and with the line be-
tw esn the lands of Elijah McMahoh, John Hen
thorn and Joseph Minor, thence tho hest aid near
est route, through the farm Of Elizabeth Cray to
the ridge road leading from Wnodsaed to Clar'
ing;on. "A FE ilONER.
mar 2S.I855
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Lands at Auction.

AN Thursday the 26th day of April, 1855. =,
~ one O'Clock P. NJ the subscriber, as the ad,
m,nistratrix Of Samuel e. Davis. deceased, will
by virtue Of an order of the Probate Court within
aud for the county ot Monroe and State OF Ohio
offer for sale at public outcry, upon the pr emises
the following described lands and tenenents. lying
and being in said county. to witt Beginning al
the north east corner oi the south west quarter o
the north east quarter OF section 22, in township
2. OF range 3. thence west 80 rods, thence south
lS rods to the top of the ridge, thence south o
easi with the meandering of the ridge to the east
north aud south line, from thence to the place o.
beginning, containing 20 acres, more or less Al
SO another tract commencing at sycsm ore stumr
oh the north bank Of Opossum creek. thence W
said creek to notched stone, thence 10 sugar
tree at or near the east aud west line betweet
John Nc Colon and John Ollom. being part o
the east halt of the south east quarter of ssd sec
uDr. containing one acre, mole or less: Also tn,
east halt of the north east quarter OF the sam,
section. containing 81 acres aud 81 hundredths.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third lash IN hand, on,
third in Elk months, aud the residue in one year
with interest on the deferred payments.
RACHEL DAVIS, Adm'x.
March 26, 1855.
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EOHN THOMPSON'S ESTATE The sub.
% scriber wac, OIL the 9Th day of November,
1854, by the Probate cour: Of MnnroeG ounty
Ohio, appointed Administrator, de Ionis non, Of
the Estate of John Thompson, late Of said coun-
ty. deceas ed, and has given band and received
letters as snch. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
March 7. 1855
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nlSSOLUTION.-N is hereby siyea
~ that the partnership before existing between
J. Williams & Brothers, in Baresvitie, Ohio. was
on the sth day Of April. 1881, Dissolved by mu.
tnal consent. notice Of which was neglected -
The business Of the firm has heen, siace the dis.
solution. carried on. and ssill will he. by Joseph
and Robert Wi!iiams. March 60, 1855:
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NNATHIAS ESChLEMAN'S ESTATE -
lvA The subscriber was, on tho Slst day oi
October, 1854, by The Probate court of Monroe
county, OHIO. appointed Administrator of the
Estate of hathias Eschieman. late Of sa,d county,
deceased, and has given bond and received letteIa
as such. CHRISTOPHER PlNpLE. Jr.
March I, 1858.
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Marble ShOD.

THE undersigned respectfully iufuHms he pulbs
i lie. that he slill continues to manufacture
Tombs, Monuments, Grave 6tsness
&C., at his shop in Miitonsbusgh. Monroe eountys
Ohio. Of any styls desired. aud Of the best guilty
Of American aud Italian Marh:e. which ~ hnel
made sFrapaements to receive from the Eaet-
lie hes also established Shop in Woodstock
for the convenience OF his csstomers
His work will be furnished a reasonable pstcessa
and delivered 1t such places may be akresa 80
on. He has received two premiun.s trosa ~
mems OF his work, and he datters himself 10 esu
render satisfaction 10 all who may want WORT NJ
his line. Orders left with d. Il. WsHE. EsQss
Wood.field. WIZ. ReAp, MiItonshurgh. snd DE-.
yuDKIHs, Malaga. will receive prompt sttenlions
May lo. 1854. II. HGRSTIK0.
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GUARDIANS SALE.--By virtue Of an
+" order from the Probate Court OF Monsoe
county, Ohio, will offer At public sale. on the
premises in Center township. in sad county, ON
Saturday, Me 7th day IF April, 1855,
at the hnur Of o'clock. P: NJ, as the gnardisn
of William Jackson. Brice Jackson, Elizabeth
Jackson. Wilson g. Jackson. Lewis Jackson.
Sarah Ann Jackson. George w. Jackson, and
Jeremiah Jackson. who are the children of said
guardian and his deceased wife Sarah Jackson,
the il terest Uf HE said wards, (subject to the
dover estate of Mary Griffith in aud to the fol.
lowing premises. to wit: The north east quariel
Of the north west quarter Of section IS, township
4. range S. aud the south west quarter Of the
north east quarter of the same section. Containing
80 acres; app, aised at $50 .ss1S; also the soutt
west quarter Of section Is. in the Same township
aud range. containing 100 acres. appraised s
$3.50 90; which said interest Of said heirs 10 held
by virtue Of the right Of said Sarah Jackson de
ceased, as an heir at law of William Griniih, de
ceased; end is equal TO one-fourth part Of sait
premises. (subject to dover as Aforesaid
TERl6s OF SALE-One.th third cash in hand one
third IN one year and the residue in two years
with interest from the day of sale, to be secures
TO the satisfaction of said guardian.
SlLAS JACKSON,
March Z. 1855. Guardian as aforesaid.
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4 TTACHMENT.-At my instance 4 writ Of
attachment the 10th of March, 1855,
issued ny Thomas NesI. Justice Of the Peace
| in aud TOR Perry township, Monroe county. Ohio.
against the goods, stocks, interests in stocks,
RIGHTS, credits, moneys and effects OF James
Yost. non. resident of said county, for the sum
of S43 90 debt aud cost. and will be for hearing
on the 5th day of May, 1855. at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
April 4. 1856. J. g. KINCADR.
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A TTACHMENT.-A our instance an order
II of Attachment was issued on the 18th day oi
February. A d., 1855, by Samuel W. Noll, .
Justice Of the Peace, of Ohio township, Monroe
county Ohio against the goods. chattels. rights
credits, monies and effects of William Dunn, an
absconding debtor of said county, tor the sum OF
$50 OF and costs of suit which will he for hearing
OH the 10th dsy of April, A. D., 1855.
Marc h z. 'h6 L. s THISTEE
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Land Warrants-B Bounty Land.

TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF
ALL THE WARS
THE undersigned offer their services to those
i who may wish to apply for Land Warrants
under the recent ACT of Congress. aud they beg
leave to assure them that their business. If 1T.
trusted TO them. shall he promptly aud faithfully
attended to. Their charges will be reasonable
They will also attend to procuring back pay and
pensions for those eutiiled TO receive them.
JOHN SINCLAIR,
F. RANDOLPH.
WoodsfeId, March %, 1855.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

NEAR BEALLSVILLE.
IT WILL sell my farm about half . mile from
Beaiisvilie, Monroe county, Ohio, contaiaina
A l20 Acres. all laying we'll
1IIlk aud OF easy cultivation. Said r.c,
sts contains about 20 xcres OF cleared
Land; Is well watered. of good soil
and mas a Too. Story D,oelliag House
GOOD ORCHARD. FENCES. BARN. &c. Terms
easy. For particulars applysto
LEWIS GRATIGNY, Cen.
Beallsvi lille. Jan. II, ls65.
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Lands at Auction.

aEN N Saturday the 2lsf day Of .april. 1855. at
Z y one O'clock. p. m, the subscriber. as the
administrator de bonis NOT of Christian Reskseck.
er, deceased, by virtue of an order of the Pro-
hate Court of Monioe county. Ohio, will offer for
sale, on the J'ren,ises, ths following described
lands aud tenements, lying and being in Ohio
township. in said county, within ~ miles OF the
Ohio river, to wit: The east half of the north
east quarter Of section IL. township 2. OF range
I. containing eighty acres, more or less, subject
10 the dover therein Of Elizabeth Peggs and Elias
Pegs, her husband, which has been set off in
the south end Of said tract, and contains twenty.
five acres About sixty five acres of said premi-
ses are cleared. Appraised, subject to dover, al
$3.50.
Terms Of sale One third cash in hand, one
third ia six months, aud the balance in one year
with interest on the deferred payments, which are
to be secured to tho satisfaction Of the subscri.
Der. THADpEUs REAKsEcKER
Mar n IS. Administrator.
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wooas6eld, March %, 1855.
Road Levy for 1855.

NOTlCE ]. hereby given. that the County
IN Commissioners Of Monroe county. Ohio.
ies led tax fnr road purposes OF ten cents on
each hundred dollars valuation Of all taxable pro.
perty in each Of the several townships in said
county, which tax may he discharged by labor q,
the roads. under the direction of the supervisor,
Of the several Districts at the rate of one dollar
per day. JNO. s. HOLIDAY,
Mar 2l. IS. Aud. NJ. g. o.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Received on subscription TO the Spirit
oi Democracy for the week ending Sat.
urday, March 81, 1855.
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4 SHER oKEY's EsTATE.-Th. under.
"A signed was, ON the 3ist day Of March, 1865,
by the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
appointed Administrator oi the Estate OF Asher
Okey, late of said county. deceased, and has
given bond and received letters as such Admin
istrator. JAMES OKEY.
April 4, 1855.
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Thank you. thank you, friends, for this
fine Roll OF Honor A few more sucl,
and the "SPirit'' will make its appearance
in new dress, and will be as handsomely
executed paper as can be found in this
region.
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VUyO THE CREDITORS OF JEREMIAH
il GATCHELL. .DECEASE D:-On the 1sih
day Of August. A. D. 1854. the Probate Court st
Mouroe county Ohio. declared the estate Of Jers-
mish Gsichsl. deceased, to be probably insoivens.
CreditoFs are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate 10 the undersigned fos
allowances within sin months from this date, OF
they will not be entitled to payment.
NATHAN GATCHELL, Adm'r
pee. 10, 1854. Of Ier Gs.thsI, deed.
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Sale of School Lands

IN pursuance Of an Act passed April 10, 1864.
u entitled an "act 10 regulate the sale Of sehoel
lands" will be sold Al public sutesy. ct the frons
door of the court house. in Woods6eld. Monroe
county. Ohio. BY the Auditor Of said eountys ~
Saturday. the 7tk day IF Apsl. nexts
the following tract Of school land. to wfts Tht
Is. township s. aud range ., containing 80 scrses
appraised st $500. Said tract Of land Ii no esee
be sold for ess amount than the appraised vsl-
ue thereof. 0ne-twelfth Of the purchase money
10 to be paid ut the time Of sale. snd the balaee
in eleven equal annual psyments. with ineersel
on the deferred payments 10 be paid annually
JOHN B. NoLL,
Feb. Fl, 1885, Auditor. N c. q
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TAMES HOWELL'S SESTATE.--The under
Il signed have hesn approved sad qisIi6ed ~
Executors OF tie estate OF James Howell, ists Of
Monroe county. deceased, Those indebted 10 s.id
estA,a should make immediate payment. and those
having claims aguiSst the same will present them
for payment, properly authenticated. within one
ye,r MARTHA HOWELL.
N, z, HENTH0RN.
Jan. 1s, 1855 E1seuspevs
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New Shop.

a. b. +. l)ungan has remov-s
NJ ed his SHOP from Ferry 10 Min street,
South side, doore West Of j. r. Smith :, whers
he is prepared do all kinds of work in his line.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repsired epa eAes
ranfed to keep good tine.
ClariDstcn, Nov. Is. lEt
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LITTEN, HORNE & CO.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT.
Petition to Erecuie Contract.
Frederick Koehler. Administrator OF Frederick
Huber, deceased,
against
Peter Metz, and BarbaIy Metz. his wife. Wilhel.
menia Huber. and Jacob Huber.
THE defendants will take notice that the plain.
i tiff has filed his petition in the Probate Court
OF the county aforesaid. asking to be authorized
IL complete contract entered into by Frederick
Huber. now deceased. late of the county afors
said. with Jacob Huber, for tho sale Of the fol
lowing described real estate, situate in the county
of Monroe, and Stale aforesaid, to wit: Ten acres
part of the south est quarter, of the south W es
quarter of section nineteen. township hve. and
range five. Also another tract in the same quar-
Ter, section and range. containing fifteen acres
alsD FIVE acres out OF the north east quarter o
section twenty. -four. township four. aud range
five. All Of tn. aforesaid tracts. supposed t'
contain about thir. y.hve acres. Said petiIon viii
be heard on the goth day OF April. 1855.
WILLIAM p. RICHARDSON.
April 4, 1850. Attorney for Petitioner.
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HO! for the West

a TTACHMENT.-An attachment ives, on
IA the 2ist day of February. 1855. issued by
Jacob T. Morrill,, justice of the peace in aud tor
Salem township, Monroe county. Ohio, against
the goods, chattels. rights. credits. moneys.
stocks and interest in stocks, of Henry Lucas. q
non resident Of said county, for the SUN of TWEEN.
ty dollars and twenty -seven cents.
Mar 81, 1855. JAMES WARD.
PHEBE WARD.
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NHRISTIAN REAKSECKER, SENS ES.
u TATE.-The subscriber was on the 18Th
day of March. 1855, by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county. Ohio, appointed Admiuist, ator of
Christian Reaksecker, sen. late of said county,
deceased, and has given h0nd and receives letters
such FRED. REAKSECKER.
March al, 1855
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MARRIED-On the 22nd inst by William
Worknsn. Esq Mr. JOAN RUBLE, aud Miss
HARRIET WHEELER, all OF this county.
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LIZ scribers were, on the l7lh Of November.
1854, by the Probate court Of Monroe county.
Ohio, pprovsd as Executors ot the Estate ol
Lilly Jane Jones, late of said comfy. deceased.
aud have given bond and received letters as such
JOHN p. GRODHAUS,
March 2. 1885, ISAAC ATKINSON
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al the best article, and mos Of wkieh BE esa u.
sure ses
With his Esstern stock. he keeps ennssantly -
hand Boots AMI Shoes of his own msn6facepres. ).
and made to order, which he wsIl also tnsure.
Should any of the work injured givs way -
will repair il without charge.
Having followed the Boot snd Shoe busineea
for ten or eleven years. he fsttess himself thse
he is capable Of making sstect,oas Of good sats
cles. -
ployed, he will be resdy 70 aesommudstee ~
who may favor him with call. 1t sAovt notieee
His shop Is ON Nam street, 6Tst door east ~
Malory's warehouse. = &
II you want 70 purchase Boots sud Shoes q the
owest priccs. call on @. 8. Tian4AA
Claringtou. Oct 4. ~