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The State of South Carolina,
@lb6cpfIe District-I tie Common Pleas
jaime. G. 3 :peer. Attachment.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the thir-
W ticth day of March, instant file his
declaration against the Defendant, who las it is
sni'D is absent from and without the limits of
this State. md has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom n copy Of
therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on or
before the thirtytirst day of March, which will
bc in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fiity-six, otherwise final and all
solute Judgment will then be given and award
cd against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, CGP.
Clerks Office, Abbeville District
March so, 1855. 4S ulyly
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6-J
OFFICE GEN. SupDr G. Il c. H. II.
HELENA, July "a, 1855.
rINIIE following Schedule for Passenger Train
L. will go into operation on Monday next
30th inst, viz:
G,h Leave Columbia 300 A. M.
/. Frosts Mill 03O
$" I.ittlctou 1905
% hllston lOI5
Hopes HOO
P"marln lilo
Prosperity Il.i5
" Ecwbcrrv Iol3
Helena 12.2i
s;ilvers!rcrt l242
Saluda LILO L. VI.
Chnppclrs La
NlHctE SlS 200
" New Market 22J
Green wool ON
cok:sburv 33O
Arrive at Ahh"rIllc Ais
Leave Barcmorc's 35o
Donalis 4m
Iioncapath i2S
Eclt"n 5.O5
Arrive ut Anderson coo
Leaves Williamson $40
Golden Grove G2S
Arrive at GrcenNlllc 100
Down, Leave Greenville $50 a. NJ.
Gvl,lcn Grove COS
Willian,ston G3S
Anderson G20
Bviton 1.uj
lloncapath f5S
DonalIs $40
I" BnrcImorc's $40
AlhvNiilc 500
toE"sbury 300
Greenwood 93j
New Market $50
& Ninety six lOl5
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$4,000

Sf..t WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale
t,:ii in Anderson and pickcns District, incIu-
ding some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On
one tract there ia good
Saw Mill and Grlst Mill,
and water power sufficient for a Wool and
Cotton Factory and any other machinery.
The LANDS need no recommendation ns
they are No. l and no mistake. Likely Ne
grocs will be taken Mt fair prices in part pay
lncnt iTcrnls made easy.
Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford,
IIabershnm County, Georgin he may be
found miles East of Jarrct's Bridge. Pickc ems
District, S. O. r. A. GILMER.
July 9, 1855. o If
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House and Lot for, Sale !!

being desirons Of moving
Il into the country, offers for Sale his Place
in the Village Of LowpdsvilIe, consisting of a
DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot continuing
twelve Acres, Blacksmith. Shop and Car.
riage. Shop. These Buildings are all new
and in good condition. They will be sold to,
gether or separately to.suit the purchasers.
Lowndcsville, S. c., Sept. g, 1855. 1911
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Land Warrants.

SHE Subscriber respectfulIy " Informs holders
4 LAND VARIANTS that he is still Is
the market, ready TO ;bny any number, and not
to BE 'ruf off by any man who says come back to
me before You sell 8 am determined TO- give
as smuShSr more p 81 than any purchssers in
4bssy5s c. 2, OF is. 1856 = : altf ii,
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NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD.

Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER
w OCLD Inform the public that they have!
w associated Mr. SAMUEL PERRYMAN
with them, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Mercantile Business
on more extensive scale; the style of the firm
will now 6e PERRYMAN, WALLER 4 CO.,
Mt both New Market and Greenwood
We would also say to our friends that we
have taken much pains in selecting our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore We would re-
spectfrEr soffcita,r examination at least as We
finl.;l.s that for excellence and variety
OF . canpot be surpassed (if eqla1led)
by = cva before offered in; th1s mar,
ket. pERRYMAN WALLER 4 M
Alarcl -S55l 5Oy,. spa
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JEFFERS & COTHRANS.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, 8. Q,

n o THE Undersigned hav- o
Eszzs ing formed Co-Partncr- sFHaa
ship for the transaction of general Factornge
and Commission business in the city Of Charles
ton, S. c., under the name of JEFFERS Il
COTfIRANS, beg leave to offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, be-
lieving that the long experience Of two Of the
partners in the selling of PRODUCE generally,
will enable them to do MS we'll for their patrons
as any otlIer house in the city.
Particular attention will be given to the
sale of COTTON, FLOUR. GRAIN, DC, and
the receiving and forwarding business, also the
purchasing Of goods to order
In all instances our charge will be in accord
;ance will, custom, excepting Cotton, which
will be sold for fifty cents per bale. vi
HENRY I. JEFFERS
!. 's,~ WADE S. COTIlRAN, IS
- JOHN r. COTIlRAN.
Charleston, S. G., Sept, 20, 1855.
A CARD.
ITBeg leave to embrace this opportunity of
l. returning my thanks TO my friends for
their very liberal patronage, Especially during
the past summer, and as 1 have formed the
above co-partnershp with gentlemen well
known, by which my ability, as well as facili-
ties, to serve them and the pablo are greatly
increased, and is special attention viii be de.
voted to the business and interest of planters,
respectfully solicit not o,ily continued but
increased share of patronage to the Firm;
Charleston, Sept 20, 1855. =. Wy {,
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IRON! IRONl! IRONi!l
At the Sign of tho Golden anvil,
COLUMBIA, S. c..

At Prices to Suit the Times.
TllE Subscribers have now on hand largo
Il. stock of IRON, achich they are no,c Offer
ing at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Their stock comprises complete assortment
of Swedes, Country, English, Oval, Band,
Hoop. Sheet, Rod, Horse Shoe Iron, tsc dc.
Wholesale purchasers will be supplied at
Charleston prices with expenses added.
Iron and other Goods delivered at the Rail-
rond Depot free of drayage.
FISHER & AGNEW Il co.
April 80 1865 flu 1y
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
.7..r n @ 10 @o
FALL TRADE,
POPULAR PRICES!
Ward, Burclaard & Co.,

Ward, Burclaard & Co.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
\ RE Now opening their FALL and WIN
"A TER supplies of
-, Choice Family Dry Goods,
selected with great caro- from recent import!-
tions, aud comprising an assortment which, for
Richness, Variety and Extent,
is not usually found in this market. AS they
) now have the reputation of selling FIRST
CLASS GOODS, upon n much Lo,crr Scale of
Prices than they have been usually bought
here, they beg to assure their friends in
Abbeville District
that they intend to keep up this standard Of
CHOICE GOODS. and to keep down prices to
n fair remunerative profit TO Cash and
Prompt Paying Customers, and none Others
we shall offer
=: Great Inducements
to VISIT our Establishment. :
Our Stock consists, in part, Of the following:
DRESS GOODS,
RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS;
NOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and
Colors:
New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and
EEPPED SILKS rery henry and rich
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in great va
riety;
BLACK, ITALIAN and ThFFETA SILKS :;
SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK; CASH.
MERES; DELAINES; HAMELINE CLOTHS !:
PLAID STUPFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
MERINOS, all shades; -
Plain DELAINES; Persian CLOTHS; En-
glish. French and American CALICOES and
GINGHAMS;
: CALICO ROBES, &c; Black BONBAZ1NEs;
CANTON GRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS;
Black CHALLlES and ALPACCAS; EN-
BROIDERIES and LACE GOODS of every
:, description;
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety.
Mems and Boys Wear,
CLOTHS; CASSIMERES; VESTINGS;
TWEEDS. &c, DC.
''' FOR FAMILY USE,
Bath, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS Lin
en- and Cotton SHEETINGS PILLOW CASE
Linens and Cottons; -,s .-
Red, White, Grey. Green, Blue, Welsh, Sax
ony and Domestic FLANNELS;
Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured
Sacque. FLANNELS; TABLE DAMASK (;
DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS !:
TOWELlNGS; Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; !;
Curtain MATERIALS FRUIT CLOTHS;
CO. Colored and White DIMITIES; Hucknbuck
and Bird's-Eye DIAPERS; &c.
49, PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky
STRIPES; dc.
ES- Orders filled with the most careful at
tcntion, and all Goods warranted.
WARD, BURCTARD d co.
Sept 81 20 If
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nESIROUS Of moving to the West, offer
~ for Sale my Plantation, in Abbcville
District, containing
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Wilson's Variety Store.

Abbeville G. H., March 10, 1856
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
Ironton, May %, 1885,
Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court.

Nu,o, Il, ,,v or Inno to,s oi one NJ ri, ok
in ,hs 1 ,C,ernoon NJ att nj The % door Of The C,urt
tiov,a :" IN ,rontnn w;, ba cold to the b,obest
L,J5sr , ,ho roiinw;r" ro,l ostato nc lie nroncr.
n' y" W Ei;sLo M,nle,, Jecoose5 to-wi. the
nor,i, nart Of ihe ,nvth west nnorIer oc section
unhar mur "t rto.m n, stake m ihe
sec,;ou "n lne % from which n sweet ~ ann six inches
in ,,;omctnr heo . sonlt twenty. .eight degrees
,,.ost -, lam l;nLs o,L a s,,e., ann tnn ;ncbes in
,oma,nr , hn"r, nor,l rnm, Irrces sl
;nt. .au.n nI I;"I. ooI rnnn;n,, thenco smih
eah,v Innr anran. a,st soveo fr'elhs or n
hSno cha;n. tharco nnr,h s;ytv+one dnrrens cnst
sva "h,;ms. ;ms III tIencn mo,ib seven,v.siy Jeprces
..os, n;n.aosn cI,u;nS and CIV h,nIroJihs of n
oho;, ,o st,ta Sram, Which, doa. wood civ in.
ci"s in 1;,na,a, hoars morib ,uen,v-ihree de-
ornss wnst civ I;nts and y beech lire inches
.I;"noio. ' Iaa.s So,,th o;aIiean joareo. nosi
Grs I;mLs. ,honca norib t5ree and ten Inn
Nv" Iro,, ""Sb "h.;ms tn stake. thence sonth s;xtv.
eour ,,s,rnss ,Ssst ssSan chains. ibnncs sonib
s;"t,o sEd, us 1,nress w.s1 two ond e;vStv.iwn
hMnI,aaihS I,s.y % shn;ns onros" tbs and nf John
nuHuSutn, m,. ,, .iao ,h ,,h ,h;ivsn Jarroa. ro
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22

Joux H. JoSEs-This enterpfislng
mechanic, who pioneered the way to the
building Of two rolling mills and the
engine establishment Of J. M. MERRILL
& Co., in this place, is now, we under
stand, about to engage in the building
Of Rolling Mill at Ashland. He has
Just completed an extensive Iron estab'
Iishment at Covingtor, Ky.
Mr.. JONES is emphatically an orsani'
Ger and builder. lronton lost one o.
its most enterprising citizens, when he
left the place. His enterprise. and skill
as a machinist have given lronton nearly
all the vitality it has, as manufactu
ring place. =.
We hope that he will again make hi
abode with US.
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New Stove, Tin, and Sheet
Iron Establishment.

jenkins Block, few doors above Dr. Morris
Drug Store.
- The subscriber respectfully unnonn
i'd cos 10 the public that he has opened
,SW STOVE, TIN AND SIlFET IRON
.1-!.Z shOpn Jenkins block, on second st
~ Hlronton o, nnd has now on hand, nnd
il prepared to manufacture 10 order, all kinds
of work in his line. lie has on hand a large
stock of stoves Of different kinds, both for coal
and wood, consisting OF Cooking, Paflor, Egg,
Six Plate and School House Stoves.
Being practical tinner particular attention
will egiven TO Roofing, Spouting, aud all 9th
crjobbing done IN my line.
" All work done by me warranted TO give
satisfaction.
am also prepared 10 pnt up and warrant
Chilson's Ventlaling and House warming Fur
nnccs which are giving general satisfaction
wherever Introduced.
On hand n large quantity Of Fruit Cans war
ranlcd tight J. &. MCGUGIN,
lronton, Sept, q. lSji-tf
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

WE particularly invite the attention Of our lady read
w ers who intend visiting Cincinnati this Spring or
Summer 10 the & sxlensiyS IC s'oek o. Mrs: A. HEM
BoNNETs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS & TRIMMINGS
OF The latest Paris aud New York Styles. lie
stock is by for the largest in the City, and is
kent constantly full by daily arrivals from the
East, Of the Newest Pattern Bonnets, English
Straws, Swiss, Tuscan, and Satin Braids, Blond
and French Laces, together with the mos
choice Bonnet, Cap, and Trimming Ribbons
land French Artificial Flowers importedj all o
which she will sell 26 per cent lower than an!
other establishment in Cincinnati. Her store j
No. 204, Fifth st., between Elm and Plum.
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Soldiers of all Wars of the Unto,
States.
JOHN 8. GEORGE.
AT T0RNEY AT | W,
IRONTON, ONO.

III AS again created an agency in Washing
IL ton CITY. ID. G., for the purpose of pro.
curing bounty lanes, pensions, &c. Every
person who has served in any OF the wars of
the United States, for period Of not less than
fourteen days, is by the acl Of Congress. np.
proved March Sd, 1858, entitled ("An aot in
addition 10 certain acts granting bounty lnnd,")
&c, entitled to 100 acres Of land, who has
not already received n warrant for that amount.
Every person who has received 40 acres, is en-
titled 10 100 acres more, and every person who
has received so aclcs, is entitled TO so acres
more, &c. The widows, OF minor children OI
deceased soldiers, are entitled To the same
amount. lie would also say to all those fol
whom he has heretofore procured land war
rants, if they will call asain he would bt
pleased to procure for them the additional
amounts Of land, TO which they are cnillled
and 10 all who have never applied, he woult
say, Come along, now is your lime.
Ollicc on Second ST., over The Iron Bank.
lrOnton, April l7th, 1855.
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STRAYED OF STOLEN.

T1rom The pasture of Geo. Kemp, near ,fonton.
Il o., on Wednesday NJ shl May 9th, a large
bay horse, Belonging to the undersigned. lac
is a bfight bay with black name and tail, name
worn of rathc. short. No white about the
feet. lie is about l5i hands high. aud
heavy made short neck, has small lump on
The inside of the right fore leg below me knee.
lie is six years oil, PAGES well. He was shed
all round. lfsIolcn, reward of thirty dollars
will BE- given for the apprehension Of the thief,
and restoration of the horse, or liberal reward
for the horse alone, or such information os may
lead to his recovery.
JAMES PARKER.
Jroui,n M,v tpSS
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@ 1T y A d Y.

JAMES o. WILLARD, ESQ.,, died at his
residence in this place on the evening of the
10Th inst, of Typhoid fever after an illness OF
three weeks, in the 45th year Of lis age.
Mr.. WILLARD had Lecn resident Of this
county for the pas: seventeen years, during
which time he has been favorab.y known as
one of the Iron-mas ,rs Of the county, and by
q strict attention TO his business, untiring in
dustry, irfeproachable integrity and more than
ordinary natural ability, had succeeded in at
tanning that station in life which he so justly
merted. He was one of the original proprie-
tors of Ironton and bore chief part in its in
ception. Its unprecedented prog g'ess is owing
chiefly to the wisdom of these early counsels.
For few years past he has been the head OF
the Iron Bank and by his financial skill and
ability, has placed il in the foremost racks OF
monied Institutions. As man and citizen
he was above rcproach, and his loss will be Sc
verely felt for his place will be difficult 10 fill.
As husband and father, none were or could
be more kind, afIectionate, and tender hearted
than he. He died, as we have every reason to
believe, in full faith in the mertorious sacrifice
Of Christ, and leaves an interesting family, and
a large circle Of deyoled friends to mourn ovel
his untimely end, fot he was cut down IN the
midst Of his days.
The above is communicated. Five years ag'
we were as much shocked when we heard o
the death of HENRY F. WILLARD, the brothe
and efficient business partner Of JAZZ Es o. VIII
LARD, az we now aro al his death. The
married sisters, the daughters of U:I SsELEY
Esq, of Lake county. They both, in the fa
vigor of well-matpred manhood, have died
this county, in the bosom of THEFT well l-belove
families. s.
They are now, each secure from envy, or FRO
the contagion Of the worlds slow ST., a. Fac
has taken his place in the ''silent chcmbef
DEATH" where all resentments are hushed, aI
where all distinctions are levelled. Within Il
5 space Of about five years, Judge DEx-sEY,
son J. W. DEApsEY, GEosoE Srrscr, Jo'
WooDaow, HExaY BLAKE, JAMES w. MEAs
and JAMES A. RIcnEY, who were among t
leading business men in this vicinity, have al
entered upon the life which succeeds this.
When we see 80 many falling about us, o
Others standing on the blink just ready 10
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SHERIFF SALE.

DIRs[1ANT to The command of an order OF
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas in
and for the County of Lawrence to me directed,
I shall expose to public sale at the Court House
in Ironton on tho 10Th day Of June A. D. 1855
at one O'Clock P. NJ. the following described
nronerty to-wit; The South west quarter OF the
North East quarter and Ncrth East quarter oil
the South west quarter of section IS Town
shin s. and range seventeen. Valued at s12o.
ia be sold as the property Of Joseph Yates
and Eve Yates at the suit Of John Powers.
Terms of sale, cash. G. W. SIMMONS
Ma, l4th, 1855. Special Master Com.
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should we mol ask ourselves The question, arc
we also rcndy2
In consequence Of the death Of Mr. J. o.
WILLARD, late Cashier Of the Iron Bank OF
lronion, we are informed, q. w. WILLARD, one
Of the Directors, and formerly Teller, will man
age tho affairs Of The Bank until some pclma'
ncnt arrangements are made.
We hope the Directors will elect q. w.
WILLARD, to the post Of Cashier, because no
man IL more competent, or better suited TO The
wants Of this business community than hc is.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

The State of Ohio, John Murnahan, Jane
Lawrence County : Pinkeman, (orme rly Jane
Common Pleas. >Murnahan, Edward Muir
nobon, Catharine Murnahan, now intermarfied
with philip Reed, Jane Murnahan, and the
folIowing heirs a t law o. Hiram Murnahan de-
ceased: William Murnahan, James Mmrnahan
Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murnahan, Iabltha
Mnrnahan, Jackson Murnahan, David Murna,
han. and John l.. Griffith, Guardian OF salu
minors. and Elizabeth Murnahan widow oil
said Hiram Murnnhan, decd Will take nolicc
that petition was filed against them on inc
Dist day of April A. d. 1855, in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Lawrence County IN the
State of Ohio, by A. lien Wilson, and IS now
pcnding, wherein the said Alien WliS0h uc
mands partition OF the following heal Esta.e'
situate in The county and STATE aloresnlo, ~, W,
vii. "Part of the East half of the north-wes'
nuorter of section number eighteen (lS) town
shin number two (2) and range number sixteen
I1G) beginning at stake on the south east cor
ner of said quarter section; thence west te
Svmm's Creek; thence up said Creek 10 IN.
month of Dicks Creek; thence up. SAID cfect
10 he first rivuiet; thence up said rlvuiet 10 ln'
J;rect cast and west line, thence west 10
,vh;te oak corner; thence north about twenty
f,mr rois to double white oak corner; thence
north westerly course twelve rods 10 a Deecn
thence north easterly course thlrty-lwo Iou
to a black oak; thence north 10 sugar IRE
corner; thence cast one hundred anu iotiy,no
md one. half rods to hickory corneri thenc
south to the beginning containing one nun
dred and forty acres more or less.
ALSO;- One other tract containing seventy
three acres, it being the south east quarter
the south west quarter OF section num3e. ses
en- % township number two ~ and rang
number sixteen 16), beginning at the cent
mart hart of said section; thence north seventy,nll
le poles to beech thence west one hundred al
forty seven poles TO buckeye, thence sou' m
seventy-nine poles TO sugar tree; thence ca
enc hundred and orty-seven poles to the pa,
: of beginning, and all other lands Of which u
! said Edward Murnahan died siezed, in the so
i county of Lawrence, and that at the next tel
I Of said Court application will be made by u
said Allen Wilson for an order that partition
made of said premises.
by RALPH LEETE, his Attorney.
April q, 1S55.-6w-12.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Ann Pulley )The State Of Ohio, Lawrence
against County Court Of Com
David Pulley. mon Pleas.
The said David Pulley the defendant will
take notice that on the Goth day Of April 1890,
the said Ann Pulley filed in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, of the Co nty Of Lawrence and
State Of Ohio, her petition aga 1st him praying
for divorce from the marriage contract now
existing between them ssigning as cause there:
for, wilful absence mole tuan three years and
gross neglect Of duty
EyRALPn LErrK, her Attorney.
April 2Cth, 1865.-6w-12.
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LAWRENCE PRopArE CoURr. MAY

LAWRENCE PROBATE CoURr. May
TERx.-the calender was disposed OF
in the following manner:
Ohio vs.. Permelia F. Hardy, de(en.
dant dead. Cause dismissed.
Ohio vs.. Dan Lewis for selling liquor
TO q minor, continued. Prosecuting
witness absent.
Ohio VS.. r. Hall for keeping place
of re,ort where liquor is sold. Trial by
Court conviction. fine 5000 days inn
prisonment. Sentence respiled TO give
defendant an opportunity 10 apply TO
Supreme Court for writ OF error. Neal
and johnson for State. George for do.
fendant.
Ohio vs.. John Collier. Trial sus.
pended.
Ohio vs.. Jonathan Graham. Trial
by Court. Not guilty.
Ohio vs.. Jonathan Graham. Cases
No. 2, 8 and 4. On motion OF Defend.
an. proceedings quashcd, because the
affidavit taken before the Justice Of the
Peace did not show that any offence had
been committed. Neal for State, George
for defendant.
Ohio VS.. James Adkins, for house
breaking with intent to commit personal
pbuse. Plead guilty. fine $40.
Ohio VS.. VIM. H. Hurt. Assault and
battery. Trial by Court. Guilty.
Fine SIS. Neal anil Leete for State
Calvin for defendant.
Ohio VS.. c. H. Moore, for selling Ii
auor. Bond $50-fbrfeited.
Ohio VS.. VIM. Mccullough
tinucd.
Ohio VS.. Thomas Mullen, petit larce
ny,-guilty. Sentence eight days i'm
prisonment on bread and water, am
costs. Neal and Leeto for State. Sprig!
for defendant.
Several attac chments were issued agains
delinquent witnesses. The failure
one witness to attend Court, when sub
pgnaed, may saddle so dollars onto tn
county. Judge Golden will put on ex
emplary fines in every case where ther
is no good cause Of absence. Justice
that have not forms for proceeding i
Liquor cases, can get them at the Aud
tors Office.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND
GU z E Ms W A r E.

T Fl O S. M u r ID o G X
At the old stand Of J. A. Merrill & Co.
No. 8, Union Block,
IRO N T 0 N, o II o.
"AS just received first rate assortment Of
III Dry Goods, Groceries and Quccnsware,
which he is Offering at very low prices to suit
the "hard tines" and feels assured that his
friends aud customers will find il 10 their inter-
est TO give him portion of their trade.
M-A MDMEEs
Will find a very handsome assortment of Fash
ionablc Dress Goods, such as printed lawns,
jackometts, dc LANES, beragcs, ginghams, &C.,
with needle work collars, chcmisets ana under
sleeves, with other articles too numerous ia
mention, by calling al the New Dry Goods
Store of THOS. MURDOCH.
No. 3, Union Block.
lronton, May 90, 1865.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-22
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The qualified electors Of The incorporated
Village OF ironlon are hereby notified 10 m Gel
at the Oil School House in said Village or
Saturday the Cd day of June, 1855, between The
hours Of Q O'Clock, m. aud l2 o'clock, NJ.
then and there TO elect two Directors for The
Public Schools of said Village.
by order of the Board.
NIX. MOXLEY, Pn,'t.
THos. pRocroR, Sec.
May IL, 1865 W..