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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-17
COPARTNERSuIP

HAVE this day associated with in the Forwarding and
Commission business. Robert s. Howard The busness
viii be hereafter conducted under the style Of
Lewis 4 Howard. el6-tf EDW ARD LEWIS
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SOME THINGS CAN sB DONE AS WELL AZ

Hart would inform his old and the eit-
zens generally that he has received bic Shoe
Store Main street. nearly opposite the Branch Bank enc
OF the largest selected Stocks
Boots and Shoes that brought city
eomrrislng Gents poos Shoes Slippers
kinds outh and Boys and Boots; Misses and
Children's Shoes Boots and Caters.
ALSO-A full stock Ladies' Caters Buskins Slirp<rs
and Boots Also Rub and sandes Of all kinds for Cent?
Ladies and Chdren also the French trimed Cork Solos,
He has also hand fine stock OF Leathers
and indeed article used and
Shoes which will sell cheap the
good.
have also large force of GOOD and experienced wokmen
en- plored in manufacturing Boots and Shoes which enables
me TO compete either for ehaapness durability
with any house W est of the Mountains $50 ned ~
N B-A work that rips il bought here will be rspairs
free OF charge. oet3-tf HI. HART,
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HEMP AND CANARY sEED.-A fresh supply Of
n y each just reed and Tor sale by
jan27 - 'rI,.r.'fI r. GRANT & co.
uNLAsKS quart pint and half pint just
n per Jas. Park for sale low by
jana S. 4. GILBERT CO.. syc. Water.
yEACK ERI-I00 whole aud half btls and kits ass d
I'VE Nos reed ger R0bt j. Ward, for sale Mt reduced
by JAMS s. E. GILBERT CO.. Sye. near Water.
NEW CODFls.-l.2J0 lbs choice just reed per K. j.
JAMS S. L. GILBERT CO.. sye. Water.
UHERRlNG.-5ob boxes just reed for sale by
IL II JAMS S. L GILBERT a. CO.. Syc. near Water.
6NHEEsE--loo 600 lbs rich Sage cheese;
" zoo do W. do;
81. 400 do English Dairy Cheese; at
jamie rlI 81 COOKS Family Grocery.
ENTITY Iron reed per arrivals This with
II former stock hand, makes assortment complete
decI3 az SAMUEL GRR.
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WABASH & ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION

sSa,-YTTTTt, TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. >HHf$,
Ill LADELPIIIA and BALTI- cNaaAn3k
M0RE-f6e AGENT will receipt for the deve
TURCIGH of Produce and Merehan dine for
this city ~ the Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
OF novts",f JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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Legal Notice.

Luke Knapp. plaintiff. Petition to compel spe-
0gaitist cifc performances Of an
David ID. Mann. and : agreement. la the Court
George Eaton, defen- Of Common Pleas Of
dants. Monroe County, Ohio
DAVID D. MANN, who 10 resident ii the
~ State al Pspnsy lvsnia. aud George Eaton are
he: :-by notified that on the 9Th day Of April, A.
d. 1855, Luxe Knapp filed in the court of COM
mon Pleas aforesaid, his Petition against the said
defendants. the objects aud prayer of which Petit
ton is la substance foows, that 10 to say: That
said DAVID u. Mana, by article of agreement in
writing dated the Goth day OF March, 1851. agreed
convey in fee simple to said plaintiff the follow
ing premises, situate in Monroe county. Uhio, 10
wit: Tie east half ot the aorth east quarter Of
section 8. townshir 2. aud range S. containing
49 00-l00 acres, upon the punctuai payment OF the
following suns 0t money 1T the times i0llo wing
Forty three and bU-l00 dollars the date of the
agreement; hfty dolsss November l, 1851; fifty
dollars December 70, 1852; fifty dollars Deceanbei
a.. 1853, and hfty.six and SOLO dollars Decem
Der %, 1851; that the FIRST two insastmenis weri
duly paid: that said plaintiff executed 10 said Man
hispromisspsY notes for The last three instalent.
aud that said ann transferred said notes Geoi
Eaton, " ho is now the owner. Said Petition
lprays that said Mann may be compelled to perform
specific ally his part of said agreement according
the terms oi the article. SAID defendants fur
ther notitied that unless they deinui 4
sail Peution by the xt 0i the court OF Com
mon Pisas that said plaintiff will apply to III,
court take the Of lite petition confess
| ed aud to render Judgment accordingly.
| LUXE KNAPP.
By HoLLIsTEa + WAY, his Att'ys.
April IL 1855,
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ELECTION Wews.

CoNNEcrIcUT.-.rhe result will be as fol-
lows: lngrahsm. Know Nothing, 81 900.
Minor, Democrat, $4,000. Dalton, Wing.
9 900.
Ofthe sen ators 10 or go ara K. N. wings.
Ofthe Representatives the K. N. s have
probably i3o out of 234. They have also
carried ali four ofthe Congressmen:
CINclNNArI.-l, was found that the bal.
lot box oi the twelfth ward contained fifty
Ave more tickets than the names on the
poll book. One OF the judges insisted on
throwing out the entire vote but the other ers
would no, agree.
While the judges were counting the
votes, body OF men entered the room and
took the box containing the tickets iorcibiy
from them, aud burned the ballots and+r1-
| ~ sheets i'll the open street rnus the
votes OF the Eleventh and TwIli,h wards
are disposed Of. and the remaining wards
give Taylor ATT majority. Had the bal.
lot boxes not been destroyed. Faran, the
Democratic candidate would have been
elected by from 500 10 1000 majority.
| The American party contended tha
there was large amount OF illegal voting
done.
Il is reported that Mr.. Taylor will no
accept the Office under the circumstances
COLUMBUS Know Nothings have
elected their candidates by 327 majority
being falling off oi 800 since the elec
iion last TALL.
ToLEDo.-The Democratic candidate.
are elected by considerable majori,ies.
i DAYTON election is very close
both parties claiming The victory.
| RHoDE IsLAND.1lIoppin, the Wing K
N. candidate Tor Governor. and Rose X
4 N. candidate for Lieut.. Governor, art
elected by large majoriiies.
i Duriee in the Eastern district ant
Thurston in the Western districts-botf
K. N's.-are elected to Congress by larg.
maioriiies.
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Guardians Sale.

an Saturday the 18th day Of May. 1855, be-
" tween the hours OF ~ o'clock A. M, and
4 O'Clock p. M, on the premises hereinafter des.
cribed. in Adams township, Monroe county, Ohio,
the undersigned, AS the Guardian of Hiram Tsy.
lor. Sarah Ann Taylor. William Tay lor. John
Taylnr. Rachel Taylor. and lsacc Taylor, viii sell
at public auction the interest Of the said Hiram.
Sarah Ann, William, John, Rachel. aud Isaac
Taylor, being the undivided six .eighths. subject
to the lite eetate Of Elizabeth TAYLOR. widow al
William Tayinr, deceased. in the following prem
ises situate in said county. To wit: The north
west quarter of the south west qusrteF Of section
35. township g. and ranged, containing 30 acres
more of less Also the south west quarter Of the
north west quarter of the same section, township
aud range.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hand one
third IN six months. and the residue in twelve
months. with interest on the deferred payment.
from the day Of sale, aud to be secured to the sat
isfaction of said Rnarsisp.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
April IL, 1855 Guardian aforesaid.
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Wheeling VIII olesale Prices Current

Flour; We Ind further ADVANCE and
quote at S8,75s9. at wholesale.
Corn Meal; We 6ud butliule in marke,
and il commands 80 cts.
Wheat; The farmers demand. 81, ,871
al 80. but there are, small sales. Corn
75c. Oats 45s46. in demand.
Bacon; Shoulders 7c, sides &c, hams &c,
sugared l0c. Lard lOcts.
Buuer--scarce-Afai fair article OF old but.
ter commands 2Oc,s., readiy.N
Beans; Scarce, commanding $3.50
readily.
Eggs sell readily at 10 cents for ship
ment.
Seeds; Timothy 3a3A. clover 6n6h
Groceries are without change. with good
stocks and fair sales-Gaxeite, 4fh.
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q NV 5 ITEMS.

GREAr SUR DSc,pEp-A suit ia volying
ahs town Of Cslumbia Penn, and all adj.
ioiniha proparty, has lately been decided
by Tho Supreme Court Of Tennesse, in
favor OF the plaintiffs, (and against the
cilixens OF Columbia The property is
oalima ated 10 be worth from four 10 fve
0illions of dollars.
THk Poor.R MuRornrns-In ,he Court
cf Over and rsrminer. 4 motion was
made Ia ouash the indictment arains,
Morrisssy. Hyler. irving and Linn, i'm.
) slicated in The POOLE murder. If the mo.
: s;os, = NOT Granted. a mo,,on TO adm,
lhebn "a bail win he made. Some talk of
! incrsasine the hail of Irving, who is still
!. II large. to S45 GOO.
sss p.cr xe.,rsr r,nr TIL. rac. an.;ns,
.,;-. -h;ch =. -. .nF m ,ha Al met over
,ssh. NJ. O.,.. ! ,ro,,r.. -..,,,.d :. s. %,
~ T.sY;no,o rboss i'm. was fonr niles
IN ,.ven zminae, and nin.,een and three.
fenr,h second. -, q. -
0sr Il i pronosed to conyer, the Crys.
eaei Palace ot. New York into a market.
nlaoe. Il being offered for 5000. 900 Tor The
purpose, ana subscription papers are be.
ina. circulated to rsises the necessary
funds.
s'ssss Tuv An,usrmrvr 81 rpr Rr.cr Wan
,,ar c.ss -Ths IInion. of YESTERDAY
.an,.;n. sx,r.c,s from ,ha desna,ches o.
~ Sa.n;sh M;o;s,sr of State in which h,
-. 1. T - ,hs sa.,,s,.d. ~ Sscra,srv Msr
=, 80. concarns, ;ndsmn;,y for m.
~ p,.sl 49, .,,. :,
Ss IN ! - - ~.
..SS.'.. 80. s.s.u ~ 8 as...a,sJ - s,'o,.;n. .
~ 49," ~ M:s:s.s. ,h;.L. ~. .,ns
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From Cuba.

New YoRK, April 3.-rhe Black War
rior has arrived with Havana dates to the
29th.
Numerous additional arrests nave been
made al Havana, and among them Do,
Carlos Castillo. manager OF the Bank o
Havana. and Don Alcozas. wealthy bro
ker. Their only offence is believed tc
have been for expressing sympathy fol
Pinto.
Mr.. Robertson, acting U. s. Consul, j
is understood. has sent in so strong pro
lest against the trial oi EstrsR1pes and
Felix as to induce the Captain Genera
to refer the matter to the Spanish Mmiste
at w ashington. before carrying the sen
tence into effect
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DOAD EOTICE.-N once is hereby given
II that petition will be p esented to the Com.
m,ssioners Of Monroe county. at their June Ses-
sion, 1855, praying fur county road. cnmmenc-
ing il. the Creek road leading from Woodsfield TO
CIarington, at near the fork of the creek where
the old road takes the hill on the lends Of Wm.
Steel and James Bracey. in Adams township.
thence up the hill. the best route passing near
Be.j. McMahdn's house. aud with the line he.
tween the lands Of Elijah McMahon, John Hen
thorn and Joseph Minor. thence the hest aid near.
est route, through the farm Of Elizabeth Gray to
The ridge road leading from Woodsfeid to Clar.
ington. PETITIONER.
mar 2S:lSS5
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4 ATTACHMENT-Atm my instance writ n
issued by Thomas Neal. Justice OF the Peace
in and Tor Perry township. Monroe county. Ohio,
against the goods. stocks, interests in stocks,
rights. credits, moneys and effects OF James
Yost. nonresident Of said county, for the sum
Of $4s.09 debt and cost. and will be for hearing
April 4. 1866. \ Q. KINCADE.
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Road Levy for 1855.

IN Commissioners Of Monroe county. Ohio,
levied tax fv road purposes OF ten cents on
eaeh hundred dollars valuation of all taxable pro.
perty in each of the several townships in said
county, which tax may be discharged by labor o.,
the roads. under tho direction Of the supervisor,
ot the several disticis, at the rate Of one dollar
per day: JNO. 8. HOLIDAY.
Mars2l 'b5. Aud. M. T.. O..
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yHyO THE CREDITORS OF HENRY JOHN
IL SON, DECEASED:--On the 9Th day OF
APil, A d. 1855, the Probate Court ef Monroe
cnunty Ohio. declared the estate of Henry John
son. deceased. to be probably insolvenh Creditors
are Therefore required to present their claims
against the estate 10 the undersigned for allowance
within six months from the lime above mentions
or they will not be entitled TO payment
HORACE HOLLAND, Admir-
Apl IL. 1855. OF Henry Johnson. deed.
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Lands at Auction.

an Thursday the asth day Of April, 1855. at
" one O'Clock P. NJ the subscriber, as the ad.
ministratrix of Samuel c Davis. deceased, will.
by virtue of an order OF the Probate Court within
aud for the county of Monroe aud Stale OF Ohio.
offer for sale PUBLIC outcry. upon the p, emises.
the following described lands aud teneents. lying
aud being in said county. TO wit: Beginning ut
the north east corner OF the south ives, quarter OF
the north east quarter OF section 22, in township
2. OF range 3, thence west 80 rods, thence south
l8 rods to the top,of the ridge. thence south OF
east with the meanderng Of the ridge to the east.
north aud south line. from thence 10 the place OF
beginning, containing 20 acres, more or less: Al,
another tract commencing at sycam ore stump
on the north bank of Opossum creek, thence up
said creek to notched stone. thence to sugar
tree at or near the east and west line between
John McCooln end John Ollom. being Fart OF
the east halt of the sonth quarter of said
ton. containing one acre. more or less: Also the
east halt Of the north east quarter OF the same
section. containing 81 acres aud 81 hundr edths.
TERMS Of SALE-One-lhird essh IN hand. one
third in six months, aud the residue in one year,
with interest on The deferred payments.
RACHEL DAVIS, Adm'x,
March 2S. 1855.
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at Auction.

AN Saturday tie 2ist day Of Iapyil, 1855. at
W une o'clock, p. M, the subscriber. rs the
administrator de bonis noh Of Christian Reakseck-
er. deceased, by virtue Of au order Of the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, will offer for
sale. on the premises, the following described
lands and tenements, lying aud being in Ohio
township. in said county, within 8 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. sahjec,
to the dover therein OF Elizabeth Peggs and Elias
Peggs, her husband, which has been set off in
the south end OF said tract, and contains twenty
1--WE acres About sixty five acres Of said premi.
ses are cleared. Appraised, subject to dower, al
$3.50.
Terms OF sale One third cash in hand. ont
third 10 six months. and the balance in year
to be secured to tho satisfaction Of the snbscri
ber. THADpEps REAKsEcKER,
Mar a, '55. Administrator.
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@ LYNN BoYD. the late Speaker Of the
House of Representatives says he is now
determined 10 settle down at his home in
Kentucky, and "shake from his shoes the
dust Of politics forever"
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nlssoLUTIoN.-Notice is hereby sIvea
II thatthe partnership before existing betwee,,
Williams & Brothers. in Baresviile, Ohio. was
on the 9th day of April. 1854. dissolved by mu.
tuai consent, notice nf which was neglected =
The business Of the firm has been. since the dis.
solution. carried on.sand still win be. by Joseph
and Robert Williams March 26. 1855
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Land WarraatsB Bounty Land.

70 THE SOl.DIERS AND SAILORS OF
ALL THE WARS
THE undersigned offer their services to those
J. 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 In-
trusted TO them. shall he promptly aud faithfully
attended TO. Their charges will be reasonable,
They will also attend to procuring back pay aud
PENSIONS for those eniitlei to receive them.
JOHN SINCLAIR,
j F. RANDOLPH.
Woodsiell, March %, 1855
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
PROBATE CoURT.

CkOBAIk NOUkT.
Petition to Erecute Contract.
Frederick Koehier. Administrator Of Frederick
Huber, deceased,
against
Peter Metz, and Barbsry Metz, his wife, Wahel.
menia Huber. and Jacob Huber.
THE defendants will take notics that the plain.
J. tiff. has filed his petition in the Probate Court
Of the county aforesaid, asking to be authorized
10 complete a contract entered into by Frederick
Huber. now deceased, late of the county afore-
said, with Jacob Huber. for the sale Of the fol
lowing described real estate situate in the county
Of Monroe, and State aforesaid, to wit: Ten acres
part of the south est quarter. of the south west
quarter of section nineteen, township five. aud
range five. Also another tract in the same quar-
Ter, section and raage. containing fifteen acres;
also FIVE acres out oi the north east quarter of
section twentv.four. township four, and range
five. All of tn. aforesaid tracts. supposed 10
contain about thirty five acres. Said petition will
be heard on the goth day oi April, 1855.
WILLIAM P. RICHARDSON,
April 4. 1855. Attorney Tor Petitioner
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GORGE LoBENSTEIN'S ESTATE
" The subscriber was the 17th day ol
March, 1855. appointed by the Probate Cnurt OF
Monroe county OHIO. as Administrator Of the es-
tate Of George Lobeustein, late of said courty,
deceased. aud has given bond aud received letters
OF ADMINISTRATION.
CLAREEs LoBENsTEIN
March 81. 1855,
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Administrators Sale.

AN SATURDAY, the 2S,h day of April,
~ 1855. at o,clock in the afternoon, Oh the
premises, in Ohio township. Monroe 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 the
south east quarter Of section IL, in township 2.
of range A. containing IS acres; also the south
east quarter of the north west quarter Of the same
section, containing 40 acIes and hundredths of
an acre, except the following part thereof: begin.
ming at u stone the line of T. P. Shumard, 8
rods south from Peter Kings south east corner,
thence east Al rods a stone south of tobacco
house, thence straight line y north east course
TO elms at tie south east corner of the lands
belonging to the heirs OF Genree King. thence
with the line of said heirs land so rods west TO
stone at the north east of said Peter King
land, thence south with said Peter Kings line SO
rods to the place of beginning: hounded3 on the
north " ith the lands OF MahalA King and heirs,
| md on the west by the lands of Peter King, con-
tanning "a acres: leaving to be sold under the
der acres: Also the south west quarter of the
north east quarter of section IL. >township g,
| range 4, containing 40 acres and hundredihs OF
acre also the north part Of the north east quar-.
ter Of section l2 Aforesaid, containing A acres,
sui ject to the dover Of the widow. Appraised
| at 81 .o66.
Terms al sale One third ia hand, one third il,
six months, and the residue in one year, with in
terest on the deferred payments from the day oi
sale; to be secured u the satisfaction of tho
| lersg.ed JOHN MuHLEMANN,
Ainr al John U. Reuser, decd.
March 2S 1855
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LITTEN, HORNE & CO

IhresAing Machine Builders {. Repairers.
SUNFISH, OHIO.
MILL have constantly on hands MACHINES
" OF all kinds: also CLEANERS Of the hest
and latest improvements.
From past experience we fatter ourselves that
we can equal any manufactured in the State.
PereoHs wishing to purchase Machines will
please give ,ls call aud examine for themselves
ALI work warranted TO peiorm right or no sale
M u All old Castings aud Iron taken in *
IN. -. change for work, ior which the highest
price will be given. LlTTEN & HORNE.
Sanhsh, April I. 1855.
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lNHARLES TURNER'S ESTATE.--The
~ subscriber has been appointed by the Pro.
bate courto Monroe county, Ohio. ~ Admins.
traitor OF the estate Of Charles Turner. deceased
and has given bond. and received. letters Of Ad-
ministration as such. JAMES YOUNG
March T. 1856
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DIED-On the lst inst. al Baresville.
Of consumption. SUSAN HAarER, aged
about 81 years.
L. Sartiis, on the morning Of the
3rd inst. RRBEccA. wife OF Wilson Martin,
Esq. in the 42nd year OF herage.>
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Brick for Sale.

THE undersigned has for sale laige lot OF first
i rate BRICK. which he wishes to dispose Of
Those in want Of Brick will please give hun
call. M. MORROW
W,oodsfieid. sept g.
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ROLL OF HON OR.

Received on subscription to the Spirit
Of Democracy for the week ending Sat
urday, April 7, 1855.
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3 NJ MARRlED-On the 4,h inst, by Rev
W. Lowrey. Mr.. RoBERT REED. and Miss
MARIA REYNOLDS. both ofIhis county.
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EKTILLiAM c. MARTINS ESTATE
" The subscriber was the 2sth day ol
November, 1855. appein<ed by the Probate CouI,
OF Monroe county. Ohio, as Administrative Of the
estate Of William C Marin. late OF said county
deceased, and has given bond aud received letters
IF admins stra ation.
CATHARINE MARTIN.
March 2i, 1855.
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nAVID SHAUB'S ESTATE. The sub
y scriber was, on the Srd day OF March 1855
by the Probate court Of Monroe county, Ohio
appointed as Administratrix Of the estate Of David
Shanb, late of said county, deceased, aud has
given bond and receiv ed letters as such.
MARIA. ELIZABETH SHAUB.
March I, 1855.
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- scriber was, on the 9th day of November,
1851, by the Probate cour: OF Monroec ounty.
Ohio. appointed Ad.ninistrator. 2e Lonis non, Of
the Estate of John Thompson, late of said coun.
ty, deceas ed. and has given bond and received
letters as such. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
March Z, 1855.
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lHHRISrIAN REAKSECKER'S ESTATE
| " The subscriber was. on'the 2ad day Of Feb
ruary., 1865. by the Probate Court OF Monroe
county, Ohio, appointed Administrator. de 6oni
aon. of the Estate of Christian Reaksecker. lat
of said county, deceased, has given bond snd re
celved letters as such
THADDEJS REAKSECKER.
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Examination Of Teachers for 1855

Examination or teachers I0r 1900.
VHyHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county.
Ohio, will hold meetings in the Union School
House at Woodsfield, for the Examination OF
Teachers on the last Saturday in each month OF
the year 1855. excepting tho months OF September,
October. November and December. Appllcsnts
must be in attendance at 8 o'clock A. M, OF said
days, and bring certificates of moral character from
responsible persons known to the Board.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN s. WAY,
Woods6eld, Jan. 10. '55. Clerk Of Board
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CHEAP FALL AND WINTER
dooDSs
INHE suhsciber has justfeceived New SUI
- ply OF
Ready-Made Clothino.

Of the Latest Styles, which he will sell Al very
low prices BY all means call and examine his
Stock before pui uichasing elsewhere, il you want
to get good bargains. *
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Ofsuperior styles and finish, for sale at low rices,
and will be made up osdsg. or sold by the pat-
tern. sses
He is also prepared to do good and fashionable
work for his numerous customers al reasonable
prices. Nj. RURGBACHER
WoopsvisLD. October Is, 1854