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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

PRoBArE CouRr. Owing to the indsPOsitlOn
of Judge Trip. there was no Probate Court
held on last Monday, There was but one case
onthe Criminal Doeket-ohio VS.. McGilyery foT
selling intoxicating liquor in violation Of law.
The Legislature in framing the law regulating
Probate Courts in such cases made oprOvision
for Probate Judges falling sick, and in default
of the Court being in session on last Monday
il is claimed that the defendant is released from
all obligations as culprit. Whether this be
true or not we are not prepared to say, but it
shows a want Of foresight on the part of the
Legislature in not making provision for such con
tingencies.
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KANzAsRLEcrInN

What cay you. reader. Of C0Venaat-breskine
ane Tree soil nowf What hink you Of Popular
Soyreignlyf Ifyou have doubts, tura 70 The
returns from KsnEas-Iust look al the acton
Of the Slave holders iuss listen y noise and
hurrahs in 81. Louisl
Here iB the neWs:--
lSDEPEEDENcE. April 1.
Pro slavery ticket elected Al Buli Greek
Lawrence, Douglas, Donsphin. Teeumseh.
Shawnee Mission, LeaVenworth and Hooky
Poist Msjori,ies vary from ZOO 70 SEQ. z.
lection tOlersbly quiet.
The Editor Of the KanEas Free State was
dueked in New River BY mob. in consequence
Of a speech.
Probably no anti-slavery men elected 10 the
Legislature.
A large procession is parading in St. Louis,
celebrating the victory.
Are you disappointed? Months and month,
ago We told you this would be the result. -
When The Missouri nomprOmise was repealed
We said. 'Free.svi is doomed. unless the North
unitedly declares that there shall be no more
Slave erritories or Slave States Yet nov,
y1ters Of Ohio, you are permitting secondary
matters to attract or absorb your attention
allowing secret cabals TO divide yOu-anC
drawing from you thousands Of voters VIII,
happen to be foreign born whose heart.throb i
Tor Liberty.
Will you consider il in time? will you. il
ime look the peril IN the face, and be mu
enough to meet it. [Clev. Leader.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

scHooI EIEcrioS.-The annual election for
members Of the Board Of Education for this Dor
ough. and the territory therelnto annexed for
school purposes. viii be held on next Monday,
at the hour Of O'Clock P. NJ F.. in the Canal
street school house. A full Board to be chosen
One member for one year in room Of VIM B.
Woodward, one for syears in room of VIM.
Mccoy, resigned; and one tor 3 years in room
of DR.. D. A. AFTER. whose term expires on
that dav. Parties interested will please be in
attendance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

SfABLERS "G0OD MEDICINES, are reeomruen.
ded to the pubhc with Tue assurance that nothing
claimed for them but what they really possess. The
curlsVe properties OF SfABLERS ANODYNE CHER
RG EXPEUfDRA / nave been certified To III hundreds
vi cases. been beneficial III Cough, Colds,
Sore flroaC Asthma, Bonchitis, aud diseases Uf ne
lungs aud throat generally. The DIARRHuEA COR
DIAL also known 10 have cured hundreds OF cases
OF Gil diseases of the DO wells. which often
prove fatal Indeed, in regard to both medicines a
tiaI 1t their merits, by the afflicted, is confidently ask
ed, eIly believe there are no better medicines
in See descriptive panphlets 70 be had gratis OF
the agents Price for each, only 81 cents, or six bot
ties for $3.50.
T. ii. 5taOler & Co., Proprietors, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Nd. Agents--R. E Sellers
Pitt,burg, Pa, j d. Patterson & Co., Wheeling, Va
J D. PARK, Cincinnati, 0.
d.. u A. Begel, Carrolton, and Iessrs. Brown
Baruhouse, New HagerssOwn Assuts ior Carroll o., Q
Aprl. 5-lm
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Special Notifies.
e cut the following from the Phil. Inauiref:

We cut the following from the Phil. ln9uiref:
The Great Restorative. ~ hen MEDICINE is well
recommended b. substantial respectable citizens, a.
are Dr.. Hooftnd's German Bitters sold by their sole
proprietor, DR. q. NJ Jackson, Arch SC. below Sixth,
no need be afraid to use them. We unhesitatiugy
recommend them ourself, because we have seen su h
certificates OF their efficacy both Europe and here as
to convince the pjlnt These Buffers are partic-
uary excellent, would add, at this season A puri.
dctiOn of the system by medicines like the Ia no.
ice at his llme may make better able % resist the
prevailing epidemic the cholera should h visit our city
Tue present season.
Sod by DR.. 9. A. Beogel CarroltOn, Ohio.
April saw
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

CONDUCTOR KILLED On the morning Of the
ssth ult., Mr.. CoObridge, Conductor of one Of
the freight trains on the Lake Shore Railroad,
was killed at Wicklife Station, about IA miles
east Of Cleveland. The Engineer was switch.
ing of the locomotive to take in water, when,
by some mismanagement Of the switch. the
car on which the Conductor was standing was
thrown of the track. and be fell Immediately
in from; Of it. His head was completely dis
severed from his body by the fange of the
wheels, and his face was SO horribly maDgled,
that none of his features could be .ecognized.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05
PARTITION NOTICE,

Jeremiah KoouJz and In Common Pleas Of Car
Eizabeth KoOntz hl. FOIL county and State Of Ohio
wife. aprI Term, A. D. 1855.
Vs.
Charles l. Lasure ana In Partition.
Carssa Lssure, bis wife, Charles Lasure, and Clas
Chunas Beatty Roberr rissa Lasu e, bis wife, Thomas
Beatty and James b. Beatty, Robert Destty, and
Hald, man James b. Hademan, will
take notice, that a petition
was fled agsinst them on the 18th day OF February, A
1855 in the Cou: Of Common Pleas, OF Carroll cOun
~ and STATE of Ohio by Jeremiah Ea9nz and Elizabeth
KoJntz bis wife, and is nov pending, wherein said Pc
titoners demand partition Of the following real estate
viz lots number thirty three and orty'eight in the
town OF Magnolia In said Carroll county and that A. the
next Term Of sal Court, application viii be made by
said Petitioners Ton order that partition be made Of
said premises, JEREMIAH KO0NTZ
ELIZABB Il KO0N1Z his wife,
B. E X. Eckle,, their AIt'y.
Feb. sq.-'55. 6w. pr fee S5.25
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RE Bros Trip & Mccoy, thanks. Such
little tokens of remembrance shal! not soon be
forgotten Although differing in politics, we
wish you success in the world of letters We
hope TO receive your paper rsgulary'--@
Croir Union.
With all our heart, Bro. Cable. We greet
your excellent paper with delight, though it is
sometimes little ancient and worse for wear
when it reaches us. We will be happy in re-
return to send you the Free Press bearing
the news from Little CarrolI' to the ''far off
Territory Of Minnesota. We again wish you pe'
cuniarY success.
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C.. .. se.fst -
Z. . Bssl Jssssph Ser, HuEh asnns John Hsnas.
tnd au1es n IA "a. wI aks nottce i1sf on he lsta
Cay 4 Fsbfuafy 1888. Goofss noofc Get in he Oesa
VI me Clsfk q a. ColF of CoBaou Pleas Eitha Eud
i0r he coassT q Carroll ard sate of Ohio ha peieu
srttg 5rth t.f - de ysaf s4s Josspb Wen - Ne
Gusrdisn Il Jobu a.4 ysmes N. HAMA. and Davis
Wofknsu a. re Guardian Of Hugh haaaa AID, tasiF
Psiitu ssH sat ol tbe 30 q sssi qaArsf, n ~
iiou lhhy lLrss IL I0Euship iour ~ sd Range nse
m Carroll e0aniy5sg nuing the n0IS'Esst eofnsf q
SAID quarter; ibeucs south aeysnty-eiEht dga rGh3
huHd sdtbs pefehes; thenes sast sEiy AID nosy-tHp
b1ndfedtbs Perehes theucs north scTeuty and
sigbts bundfedih psrchss tbeDce Ees GIy and niDe-
-tHo huudfedth prrchss 70 the paos Of begnung eou
tain ng thirty acres, &c That said Couu id order
isd Guardians 70 cell aid isnd and that pgrsasnoe
Of aid order said Weir snd Wofkman did On ihs lPth
Day Of August ls4s sell aid land 70 Q. p Best EhO
made be fst payment 10 said Guardians ssid par
chase. That sad Bees sold said isad plaintf Wh0
Sas 70 pay tbe baance Il the purchase money said
land Ihat said piaiaun did -Iuks fuh payment f1E
sii lAHd sith Tie exception u thiny doaIs shich no
one is authorized ~ receive That said Workman died
and said Weir resides IN The STATE Of Penusyvana that
aid Besi and SAID Hannas have goue 70 parts unknOEn
sd bvyoud the Teach Of the process u ibis court
That said Guardians have failed make deed for ssid
land. The prayer Of tie pedtoB s sad defendants may
be compelled convey by deed sad LAID 70 said pet
iOnef and Tor equitable relief The defendants vill
nereOre bel thehext term Of said Coat either
lead aususf demgT 10 aid petition or tne aame ID
be 'akeu tue and coniessd, and on order entered
accordingly. GEORGE MOORE.
b. Z. Il. Eealsy be A,ty.
Feb. 22, -'55. 6w. pr Zee 500
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Joseph z. Vance. By virtue Of SFit Of IA. et
VS. lev. IA. issued frcm the Court OF
John McClymonds, | Common Pleas, of ColuubiAna
surviving partner Of County. o. and 10 me drecsrd,
the late firm CT B. ". will offer for sale At the door
Snodgrass Co. of the Court House in Carroll.
ton, Carroll county, Ohio on Monday the gard day Of
ipri 1855 the following described property, situate IN
Carrolton, Carroll county, o. as follows
Lots No. one ~ Two (2, and three (s), in Boharts
original plat Of the town Of Ceuueve lnow CGro.on !
appraised at e75 each lot No. ten (l0) In Eson and
Lesies addition TO the town of Csrrolton-s sppalstd at
$50; Lot No. thiFty-ODe (SDin Atkinson's addi.ouO
the town of Centeryile (noW CsTTolItOnl appraised
$4,000 aso, out lots containing one acre eaeh] No.
two (2) three (s), four (. i've l6l, twenty-five l9b)
tweety six &C. twenty [e7l twenty-eghr lasl,
twenty three 3Sl and twenty four (24l in Batl sd-
dition the of CarOlton, each appraised at $40
Terms cashTsken in execution As the properly Of the
said John AcCymOndS suivving partner de- and 10 bs
sold by JOHN b. WHITCRAFT,
Sheriff Of Carroll Co., o.
March e2--'55 Sg' Or f,s e460
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

Bank TAxEs.-At the late term of the Court
Of Common Pleas for Guernsey county, in the
case of the Guernsey Branch Of the State Bank
Of Ohio versus Thomas Arneal, late Treasurer
Of that county, brought to recover the amount
the tax illegally collected by him under the
"oroW-bar Jaw" from said bank, Judge Means
presiding, IN submission to the decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States, pronoun.
ced upon the same question, held that that law
was unconstitutional, and rendered judgment
in favor OF the Bank for the amount collected
by the CroW-bar law, with interest and costs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

GRAEAM's MAoAzrNE.--The April number Of
this time -honored monthly is before US with its
usual amount of choice reading-beauufully
decorated with engravings, and Ashton plates
Of the latest styles, elegantly cclored. Mary
Stuart. A Romance Of History" by William
Dove, is commenced in this number 1t is a
most interesting, chaste, and excellent produc-
ton, Graham is hard to beat Terms So 10
year, two copies for $500. Address R. H
see, Philadelphia, Pa
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

YousG RIcHARps.--This elegant horse, that
took the purse on trotting-on the third day
OF our County Fair, last October, will be
held on exhibition on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Of next week, at the stable OF Mr.
s. G Mckee of this place. Farmers that
would improve their stock of horses will do we'll
to call and take peep at Young John Rich
ards" His pedigree and appearance will rec
ommend him to all good competent judgs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

DIsGRACEFUL TREATMENT. "A scene of the
most disgraceful character occurred al Greens
borough, Georgia, on the l7th, alt A young
man, a native of Massachusetts, went to that
town some weeks previous, and received sit
uaton as teacher in one ofthe public schools.
After some time he was suspected of cherish.
ing Abolition sentiments, and, when interroga.
ted, manfully admitted the charge. For this
off,nce, he was seized by Z. mob, beaten, rode
on rail, painted black and driven Hut ofther
town. The Sheriff of the county and other
public func ionaries, not only did not attempt
to rescue the young man, but actually parricl
pated in the disgraceful outrage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

Know SoMErHINos- following is said
to be the true Platform and Principles of the
Know Something organization
LIST Opposition to all forms of tyranny over
the mind and body OF man.
Cd. Neither Nature nor the Constitution of
our Country recognizes the right Of man to
property in man.
Sd Principles and character-not birth.
place are the true standard of jurisdictions
70 citizenship.
4;h. No adhereut of any foreign power, Ell
ther, political or politico-ecclesat tic, should be
eligible to naturalization.
9th. There should be neither Slavery nor
Involuntary Servitude, except for the punish
ment Of crime, in any of the Territories, nor
should any more Slave states be added to the
Union.
9th. Candidates for political offices, should
be men of undoubted integrity and sobiiety.
and known to be in favor of resisting by all
lawful and constitutional means. the aggressions
of Popery and Slavery.
7th. The people are the rIghtful source of
political power, and all officers shOuld,as far as
practicable, be chosen by direct vote of the
people.
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IO School Teachers.


The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the examination OF Teachers
the following times for the year ls55;-Oa The 2n..
Wednesday of every month throughout the sear; and
80 on the 4th Wednesday Of April, Nay, September al
0ctober The meetings to be held at the Court Hou,'
ia CarrOllton. By order OF the Board,
+. s. McKEAN. See.
Dec. 2l '54. ID.
STANDING RU ADOPTED BY rHS BOARD or SCHOOL Ex
AMINEKs FOR CARROLL CoUETY, FEB. 10Th, 1855.
|. Every applicant must produce Certificate OF goOd
moral character Of late date, aud signed by responsible
persons.
O. Each applicant must come furnished ith two OF
three sheets OF ruled paper also with pea ASd ink
and with McGuffey's Fifth Reader
g. Each applicant will be required TO furnish speel'
men of penmanship, skill in punctuation composition,
and the use capital letters written in the presence OF
the Boa 3D.
L. To each applicant will be submitted list of ques
tions on Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography,
to be answered in writing
g. No applicant will be regarded qualified 70 teach,
nor entitled TO Certificate who does not correctly an
swer one half Of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates viii not be i,sued on the day ofe1am
ination, bat be remed by msil or other"ise az soon
as acucable.
l. Applicants coming in after the class a formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected TO
wait until the next regular day OF examination.
g. No certificate will be granted to any person who
il known to the Board be habiusted 70 the use OF
profane language to be intemperats, or dishonest,
By order Of the Board
F. 8. NcKEAN, Secy.
Feb. 92,-66. IT,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

rw~ HENRY NV.GORATING CORDIAL The
merits of tuis pure vegetable extract for the removal
aud cure of plysica prostratiOn, sntal debility, ner
vous aheusioas &c., &C, full described in anothe
column OF this 9eper which the readers referred =
per bottle, ties for S. six bottles for S. SlS pc
dozen. Ohs rye the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by s. Z. COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row
Pine Street, below eighth, Philadelphia Pa, TO wHoN
ORDERS MUST BE REszED. For Saieby DR.. G. A, Boe-
gel Druggist, Ca rollton Ohio, and by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the country.
April TO- ISBA-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

1000 Ladies Gold Breast Pins, atS4 4,C99
200 4" Brocha Shawls, at sa5 5000
800 SILK Dress Patterns, at $50 10000
5000 Gold Pencils, at SO $4,000
10000 GOld..P ms, with Siv'rCass, S, at 50 60 600
10000 Gold Rings, at 81 80 each $4,000
l2064 do at 100 each l2,034
Every purchaser of the splendid large Lithographc
Engraving, will receive a Certificate of Membership
emitting them chance in the above list Of valuable
and costly Gifts for the People The Engrayings can
be sent 10y mail (Whout being damaged to any part Of
the country.
~ FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED. 81
Persons wishing to act as Agents for us will please
send a Recommendation signed BY the Postmaster or
some other influential aud well known person, In the
place where they reside.
To those persons rho have been acting Agents for
US in our former Distribution, this s not required
All orders with the money enclosed, free Of postage,
will meet with prompt attention.
In order prevent mistakes agents and others
mitting money will please have it sealed in the
presence of the Postmaster and the amount entered
the way bill.
We prepay all our letters, circulars, &C.. to our
agents and correspondence and expect them DO the
same with us.
t5y- Agents wanted in every town, whom will
fuish with posers circuars schedules, Instructions
&C., on application office, by mail post paid
For further par tculars descriptive bills, Sc
quire at office, No. 2, Walcutt's Block Town Street
Columbus, Ohio. BURNELL CO.,
PRoPRIEToRs
March is, 1855 Sm.
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WELL DoNE.-The editor of the st. Croix
Union, Mr. F. s. Cable, formerly of the Ohio
Picayune. of this place, in late editorial in
reference to the re installation Of Sam. Media
~ as editor of the Ohio Statesman, INDUCES,
by way of a P. s.. in the following quaint
item
"We will exchange with the Statesman, oil
any other country paper if they publish oul
prospectus six times in a conspicuous place in
their columns. We will exchange with Gree
ly's Tribune il he gives us favorable editoria
notice.
That's the talk. 1t would not require q
philosopher to tell that he was Buckeye"
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nRUCE'S NEW .YORK TYPE. FOUNDRY,

DRUCE'S NEW.Y0RK TYPE-F0UNDRY,
ID established in 1873 has hand. ready for i'm
mediate delivery, in fonts 70 suit purchasers,
100000 ID OMAN TYPE Of ns~ Gnt
$4,000 " FANCY TYPE,
10000 SCRIPTS of various styles,
900 GERMANS,
5000 ORNAMENTS In great variety,
200 B0RDER-,
S0OO0feet Brass and Type Metal Rules and al the nov
elites in the business
All the above Types cast BY steam power Of the
new composition Of metal peculiar to this foundry, and
which IL certainly superior 10 any ever used before In
any part Of the world The unequsied rapidly In the
process Of casting enables to sell these more durable
types at the prices Of ordinary type, either on credit oE
lOI caah.
The latest SpecimAn Book Of the Foundry is freely
given to al printing Offices on erscsiptO City cent
70 prepay the postage
g. Printers of newspapers who choose to publisl
this advertisement including this note, three times be
fore the first day Of july 1896, and forward ne one
the papera will be allowed their bills at the time OF Fur
chasing Ave times the amount OF ms manutacfures.
Address, GEORGE BRUCE,
IS ChIm5sFs S., New-Tork.
I March 8-'56. Sw.
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DIED.

On the 9th of March last. at the residence
OF his father, in Lee township, in this county.
JOIN M. BRowN son OF James Brown, aged
Is years s months aud IS days, The deceas-
ed Was Ooy oi prom sc, aud will be long re.
membered BY his Schoolmates; and youthful
associates.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-04-05

tYAsa SPRING all SUMNER HEDIOINE Ca
ters spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent above all ON
lts sIngulary elcacious action on the Liver; is
tendency to drive all humors to the surface, thereby
cleansing the system according to Natures own pre-
scIiption its harmless and the same time extraord
nary good effects, ana the number of cures testified c
by many of the respectable citizens of Richmond
Va, and elsewhere, must be conclusive evidence thai
there is no humbug about it,
The trial of single bottle will satisfy the most skep
tcal of Tvs benefits.
H.#See advertisement in another column.
April s. I'm.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY.

Circumstances ever which have no control render
necessary to close my business have, therefore, deter
mined to cell my entire Stock Of Goods
AT STOOST
And hereby inform my old Friends and the Public
generally, that Low is the time to buy. Ny Stock con-
sists Of general assortment Of DRY Gosds Motions
Groceries, Hardware, Qusensware, Sc.
So come along, | mean what LEa!.
WI. THOMPSON.
March I-'56. Il.
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PILES ! PILES +! PILES

THIS Is NO HUABUGl TRY II AND SEE
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will afford positive re
la Of the Piles, ErJsipelas, Rheumatism AID
cas- of ln8ummatory nature, also safe sLd Ell
cIOus remedy tor Female Complaints. For the lsst
ears it has given universal satisfaction. Readers Try H.
nd will risk the truth Of theee remarks without.
c. 4. B1Sel Agent, CarFolIton, o. j. L. Hunt, Lees.
burg, james Willet Leavitsvile, Hull Buss Oneida
ills, and BY Druggists generally. Prise 26 etG, per
oottle, With directions
Il. 4. BILLINGS
Travelling Agent for Ohio and Kentucky.
Nov go ,'54-6m,
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given all persons interested, that
at nv instance writ of attachment issued on the
first day of March, 1856, by BerfJ Cren ESQ, JUS
tice of the peace in Lee Tp, Carroll county, Ohio,
ganst the good, chsttles, rights credits moneys anC
effects of John Colman an abscOnding debtor.
WAND.
March l5-'55. 5w.
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TnF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

Dr. J. 5. HougotOn's Pepsin the true Digestive Flu
i'd or Gastric Juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Nstu es peci6c for an unhealthy
stomach No art OF can equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion aud D!spepsic should
iail to try it.
Sold by Dr. A. Bpgel Carrollton Ohio.
Feb. 20, 1865. ly.
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New MAIL ROUTE We understand that a
new mail route, from Wheeling Va, via Mt.
Pleasant and Hopedale 10 this place, was es-
tatlished By the late Congress near its close.
OF time ami manner Of runnmg-we are notn
formed,
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Stratagenn.

The undersigned deeus Il his duty to inform tic chi.
Eens of the UniOn that certain mean unprneIed in
diydua has posted up aotces various places ia Gar.
ro county Ohio, stating that will not make deed ieY
the farm which Moore Co. have sdveftzed in Their
"la,O00 GIFTS Enterprise" which statement Is utterly
tse and was circulated TOR other purpose than that
Of injury to the taid Asore & Co. And therefore
deem it my duty to inform ali persons that sh such
mofs are positively untrue ssI intend II living to usks
them indisputsble tide fog sad property bfoTe tbs
time appointed for the Distribution Of their Gifts, which
time Is the 4th day Of June 1885.
GEoIGE MOORE, Jr
Dec. 4, 54.--tf
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will SELL reasonable terms tne following dsscri-
Oed Ifact ofiand ltuHe IN the township Of Dee Carroll
cOuDty, ONO, VI pAr VI the south rIef ofhe
uOrtu vest quarter OF section uiIeJren Ia fOEnship
s,lye II Ri four containing Twslve acres Of land
decided by Guy Dadge0b, 70 sarah Davis, 10" ev
ceased Terms ltIe kuJS- b. apple .iDn 60 the u
dersigned, at New Market HARRISON o., Ohio.
peIiec. nte can and viii be given by al the hers
Apply soon as it must be s0ld.
HARNAN DAVIS, AoTSr.
March [ 'hh aR