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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee
WiIl Open at Odd Fellows Z

Il N Il y " " A y ii v 4 IL Il )
On the First AOnddy Of October, 1855.
MANUFACTU RERS, Mechanics, Artists and all 9TH
vi invited to contribute specimens of their skill
and labor. Competent judges will be appointed to exam
inc all articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS to those
entitled 10 them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition will be stored without
pense TO the owner and should be the OF Vim.
IL Gordon Co., COm.uission Merchants Market street
The object of the FAIR is to develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests of the State Its
management is the hands of committee of reliable and
energetic men, AID its success is placed beyond doubts
and an invitation is most cordially and confidently ex
tended to all who be disposed to participate in its ad
vantages.
No CHARGE will be made te exhibitors either for the pr
vilege of exhibiting or for admission to the Fair.
The opening of the State Agricultural Fair and the meet
ing the Legislature simultaneous with the opening of
the Mechanics Exhibition will add unusual interest TO the
occasion
CIRCULARS containing full details of the plan of the
hibuon snd all other information desired will be prompt
" forwarded by addressing either Of the undersigned
NJ. NJ. M0N0HAN, Pres't
w. c.,
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TTE uud5rs nrd being largely engaged msnufactur
Iug pH Cloths tyS made arrangements sell his owl
mamie urcd goods Toe stock 10 Store is complete tin
quantity ed and the prices at which h, Can II
ford 10 sell, cannot tail 20 give satisfaction.
Ills stock consists Of
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Sewanee House.
nashville TENN

BRIDGES & SON, PROPRIET0Es
INHlS desirable house has lately entirely re6tted
j aud refurnshed and there has also been added
Der o. large and beautiful rooms dining hall &c.
The house centrally located, convenient to the Gene
raj Stage Dfice steam Boat Landing, and the busines
portion Of the city.
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and our ueuls IN general, in style not 10 be
passed by any hotel IN the West.
iunes0 BRIDGES & SON. Proprietors
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A S. EDWARDS ROBERT TIRDALL
VI hOIcsaIe aud Retail GroceTs,
PrGdHce and Commission Merchants.
No s BROAD STREET.
rr.

* -lT Fail Session Cf my MALE SCHOOL will open on
the FIRST MONDAY or SEPTEMBER next, 10 the
Room o1 Vine street, previously occupied BY me,
au-2a-. A. kUCSIS.
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T1 DEALERS IN on CLOTHS

Fucg james Correv, Jno II BASS loseph Woods Robert
h Gardnur, Matthew Watson, J White Jacob McCiav-
ocs.-iaul
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lord TO SELL Cffiil|is l.Ii 't Nt 0'ltl~itC'tl
Ills stock consists Of
Floor Oil Cloths,
From 20 Is feet WIde-uew patterns, Oaks Tapestry,
Marble aaa lies
Carriage Top Oil Cloths
Ga DucE~ Drills Muslin, euRmsled and plain surface
Table Oil Cloths,
tn G3 wids 10 Tie piece aDd paern. superior 70 the i'm
cr.a3.
stair Bru-gtJ Oil Cloths, SC,
Warehouse . arch ~. below tmrd, Philadelphia, Pa
THOMAS POTTER,
agr -. GH8 Manufacurer
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TEE EJTUEL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
or NASHVILLE, TEHNESSEE.
TENNESSEE lIARTyE AND FIRE INSURANCE C0E
EANY.-CkpITAL Sl5O. 900.

OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL s O'S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
Te- Viii make Insurance Houses and Goods Of every de-
ssDrua tire, Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
t he risk Of the uver The Cargo of Keel Boats ard
shrr river crafts and vessels aud other Cargoes on
the usual terms. JOHN N. HILL President
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BRIrrsH LITERATURE. We have received the
January numbers of the North British and
London Quarterly Reviews. They are excel
lent numbers--6lled with Interesting and reli-
able information, the production of the best
European writer's. The four great British
Quarterly Reviews aud BlackwoOd's monthly
are promptly issued by L. Scott & Co. 81 Gold
Street New York.
TERMS OF SUBsoRIPTIoN-Any one Review
or Blackwood, 5 dollars a year. Blackwoot
and one Review-or Lny two Reviews, 8 dol
las The four Reviews and Blackwood, lC
dollars. Four copies four Reviews and Black
wood, 80 dollars.
Postage on the four Reviews and BlackV oOt
to any Post Office in the United States, only
80 cents a year. Viz: IA cents year on each
Review and "a cents a year on Blackwood
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DIED.

On Sabbath, the 18th inst, Thomas Benton
child of Peter and Eliza Jane Crumrine. The
deceased was seven years and two months old
when removed from this life. His race though
short, was one of suffering. During the las
Two years, he labored under a scrofulous affec
ton by which he was very much disabled, aLt
the last few weeks were spent in intense agony
until exhausted nature gave way and the spir
was released from its fral tenement. "Sufel
little children TO come unto me and forbid them
not for such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
"How blest the righteous, when they die,
When holy souls retire TO rest;
How mildly beams the closing eye,
How gently heaves the expiring breast.
So fades the summer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are o'sr
So gently shuts the eye Of day,
So dies the wave upon the Shore"
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LEcTuAE.-We were favored by two lee
lures on the subject Of American Slavery, by
H: N. Rankin of fAustinburg, Ashtabula coun-
ty; the first on last Sabbath afternoon, the 9th
er on Monday evening, following, in the M E.
Church in this place. Mr.. Rankin is colored
gentleman Of, apparently, a good education
and speaks fuently. We heard his first lee
ture and were much delighted to hear him
handle the subject so well. He manifested
pretty thorough acquaintance with the machl-
nations of the SlayeoCracy, and gave them fits
from the word go. Circumstances prevented
us attending his second lecture. but we are in
formed that it was superior tothe 6rst We
hope much good may attend bis la5Ors.
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PARTITION NOTICE,
Feb. 22,-55. If.

Jeremiah Koontz and In Common Pleas Of Car.
Elizabeth KoontL, his roll county and State of Ohio
wife. April Term, A. D. 1856.
vs.
Charles l. Lasure and In Partition.
Clarssa Lasure his wife, Charles l. Lasure, and Ca-
Thomas Beatty, Robert rissa Lasue his wife, Thomas
Beatty and James b. Beatty, Robert Beatty, and
Haldtman, James B. Haldeman, will
take notice, that petition
was fled against them Oh the 18th day Of February A.
D. 1855, in the Court of Common Pess o Carroll coun
ty and State Of Ohio by Jeremiah Koontz and Elizabeth
Koontz, his wife, and is pending, wherein said Pc
titiOners demand partition Of the following real estate,
viz lots number thirty. three and orty.eght in the
town Of Magnolia in said Carroll county. and that at the
next Term OF said Court application will be made by
said Petitioners for an orde that partition be made OF
said premises. JEREMIAH K00NTZ,
ELIZABETH K00NTZ. his wife,
B, E. R. Eckley, their Atty.
Feb. 22.-'55. 6w. pr fee $5,25
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sRERIfF,s SALE.

Joseph 3. Vance By virtue Of srit Of q. A. et
VS.. lev f. IssueS from the Court of
John AcClymonds, CommoD Pleas, Of colunblana
surviving partner Of County. 0. and to me drseted,
the late firm Of B. W. $l esr for sale at ths door
snOdgrass Co. Of the Court Housein Carroll.
ton, Carroll county Oho, on Monday the ssrd day Of
April 1853 the following described property situate In
Carrollton, C:.rrOll county, o. as follows
Lots NO. one ~ 1.-Two ~, and three (s Ia BohsIts
Original plat Of the town Of UsnGevile uow CAlOlltOn
sPpriSed at e7b each lot No. ten lo) in ElsCn and
slice addition 10 the town of apprastd st
s6Q Lot No thirty Oue sl)in AtkinsODs addition to
.ne town of oensvils (nov CarrOltoDl apPraiied ht
81 900 also, out lots containing one acre eaeh No.
two (9) three (s( four az i've lSl twenty-five lsS)
tweety six 20, twenty seven 91 twsnty'eighs (2ss
twenty three (2s and twenty four In Buters sd'
d,on to the town Of Cs;roon, each appraised at 4b
Terms cashTskeR IN execution ss The properly Of tie
sold by JOHN Il. WHITCRAFT,
stsria of Carroll Co., o.
Msrch 22--'55 6w. pr fee s4.So
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10 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:-On the 2nd
Wednesday Of every month throughout the sear and al
the 4th Wednesday Of April, May, September and
October. The meetings 10 be held At the Court House
in Carrollton By order Of the Board,
J. g. AcKEAN. Sec.
Dec. 81 '54. I'd.
G-INpIss RULES ADOPTED By THy BOARD or SCHOOL Ex
81 -Rs FOR CARROLL County, FEB. l6rH, 1855.
AMIN. -nicant must produce a certificate Of goot
|. Every aPt '"te date, and signed by responsible
moral character, oi 40
persons. t'vnished With two OF
O. Each applicant must ocS.ne L. ~ and ink
three sheets Of ruled paper; also VIII p.
and with McGufey's Fifth Reader :
8. Each applicant will be required TO furnish spec
men Of penmanshp, skill in punctuation, composition,
and the use ofcspta letters written in the presence Of
the Board.
T. 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 teach
nor entitled to certificate who does not correctly
swer one half of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates win not be Issued on the day Of exam.
naion, but be remitted by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable.
Z. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected to
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
g. No certificate will be grant ed to any person who
is known to the Board to be habitused to the oi
profane language to be incorporate, or dishonest.
BY order of the Board,
+. S. NcKEAN, Sec'y.
Eah 90 -66 lf
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OuR RoAD is in running condition and the
machinery. hands &c. all in readiness TO ex-
ecute regular trips between this place and D.
ida, provided the company will furnish suit
able fuel aud other necessary contingencies foI
so doing. Itis shameful that the Engineer and
Conductor are compelled to procure both wood
and water as best they can. in order to keep
things in motion while officers, chosen Tor that
specific purpose, are permitted to remain un
disturbed about it. The Road has become a
by-wOrd by just such management as this
We ate astonished that hands remain in employ
under such treatment. Let rlenty Of wood
good wood, not wa ter-soaked oak but wood
fit 10 be used to advantage, add water in abun'
dance be furnished, then the train can depart
without the jeers of spectators. See to this.
you who are in power. Whatever is worth
doing at all is worth doing we'll.
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eSy- NEURALGIA-Thi Formidable disease, which
seems to battle the skill of physicians yields like magic
to Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Mr. F. Boyden, formerly Of the Astor House, New
York, and late proprietor of the Exchange Hotel Rich
mond, Va, is one of the hundreds who have seen Gu
red of severe Neuralgia by Carters Spanish Mi1ISre
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers
others, who were suffering with nearly every form o.
disease, with the most wonderful success.
He says it is the most extraordinary medicine he he:
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known.
#.#See advertisement in another column.
March |, I'm,
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PARTITION NOTICE.

Peter Smeltz and Nam In Common Pleas Court Of
cy Smelt1, uis wife aud Carroll county and stAte Of
Sarah Norris. Ohio ApFilgam.A ~ ". ls6b,
VS..
Martha Norris, Eliza In Partition.
Norris, Martha Ellen Nor
r;s and Pamela Jane Martha Norris, Eliza Nor
Norris. rs, Martha EllsR Norris, Pa
mela Jane Norris will take notice, that petition was
filed against them the 18th day OF February, A D.
1875 in the Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll county
by Peter Smeltz and Nancy Smeltz bis wife, and 81
rsh Norris and is now pending, wherein the said Pa
TONERS demand partition OF the following real estate viz
The southeast quarter Of Section thrtyHve, TowEeh
thirteen, Of Range Eve, in Carroll county; slSo, tn
northwest quarter Of the north east u'er Sf sectiO
thirty Ave township and Range Aforesaid, and that
the next Term Of said Court application will be mad
by the said Petitioners for ap order that partition ma
Be made Of said pIsmisss
By 3. B, Eekley, thelr Atty.
Feb. aa.-'65. ew. pr fee ss rs.
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DRUCE's NEW. YORK TYPE-FoUNDRY,
ID established In Isls has DOW on hand ready for i'm
mediate delivery In fonts to suit purchasers,
100000 ID ROMAN TYPE OF new cut,
10000 FANCY TYPE,
10000 SCRIPTS Of tAriOuS Ssylss,
5000 GERMANS,
5000 /" ORNAMENTS 10 great variety,
1000 B0RDER7,
sOOOOfeet Brass and Type Metal RuS, and oil ths nov
elies in the business.
All the above Types are cast By steam poueT Of he
new composition Of metal peculiar to this fonndry' Aad
which il certainly superior to any ever uEsd beiofe
any part Of the world. The uneQualled raPInY 10 !Ge
process of casting enables me to sell these more duraoe
types at the prices Of ordinary type, either On cnon or
for cash.
Presses, Wood Type and all other Printing Nat rials,
except Paper and Cards (which have no hTed quality
or price furnished at manufacturers prices.
The latest specimAn Book Of the Foundry Il freely
given to all printing Offices the receipt Of fifty cents
to prepay the postage.
sW- Printers Of newspapers who choose TO publish
this advertisement including this note three times b.
fore the st day Of July, 1885, aud forward me oDs OF
the papers, viii be allowed their bills ct the tiae otpuF
chasing ave times ths amount Of my manufactures.
Address. GEORGE BRUCE,
Is Chamb sTs St., NsW.YoTk.
March 9-'6b. SE,
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oisaAsaOu

or. IS g. :. a. o''n A'''''-
O. =. Beas Joseph Welr, HuKh Haana, Jobs hsnns
md James n. Ha-na, Eh take notice Inst On lhe ish
day of Febfuay 1855 George hogre flsd N the once
Of the Clerk Of he Court Of Conm0n Pleas slfhia and
for the county q Carroll and stste of Oho Ne petition
sesing forih that 10 the year 1896 Jossph Weir asths
Guardian q John and james n. Hanna, and David
workman - the Guardian Of Hugh Hanna hlsd, Their
Petition 70 eel part Of the north east quarter N sec
tion thirty three 10 Township fourteen and Range i've
IN Carroll eOunty-bsgnning a the northwest corner Of
said quarter thence south ssysutysight and eighty
hundfedths psrches; thenee eat sixty and ninetytHo
handredths perches thence north seventy-eight and
eighty hundTedh perches thence Eesi sixty and nine
tytw0 hundfedth psrches 70 the pscs ofbegnning
tanning thirty acss, &C. That said Coun did order
said Guardians 70 sell Ead And and that in pursuance
Of said order said Weir and Workman did the lsh
day OF August lsls eel said laDd 10 c. y. Best Who
made ibe 6rst payment 10 said Guardians on Faid pur
chase. That said Beat sold said land 10 piainth Who
vas 70 pay the balance Of the purchase money said
land. That said plaintiff did make fnl psyment for
said land wiih the exception Of thirty dollars which no
one s authorized 10 receive. That said Workman died
and said Weir resides 10 the State Of PennsyIFsus that
said Best and said Hannas have gone 10 parts unknOHn
and are beyond the reach Of the process Of this court
That said Guardians have failed 70 make deed for said
land The prayer Of tie petition s said defendants may
be compelled 10 convey BY deed said land 70 sad pea
toner, and for equitable relief The defendants viii
therefore beus the next term Of said Court either
plead answer or demur 10 said petition or the vii
be taken true and confessed and on order
accordingly. GEORGE MOORE.
By z. r. Eckley his Atty.
Feb. 22,-'65. 6W. pr fee 800
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6periaI Notices.

DR.. HooRGnds German Bittsrs are justly reckoneC
among our most valuable medicines In cases Of Dys
pepsia it acs like magic Strengthening the of the
stomach, stimulating the digestive powers, and giving
ruddy health to the cheek and brightness to the eye
There are thousands in this community who testify
to their virtues, and thousands will hereafter add the
testimony. DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, 100 Arch st., below
Sixth, Philadelphia, prepares this valuable article
Sold by c. A. Begel CarroltOn, Ohio.
March 22-2w,
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New FrRM.--The partnership heretofore ex'
listing between James P. Cummings and John
Brackin has been dissolved;an Mr.. Cumming:
has associate with him Mr. Couch, formerly o.
Waynesburgh, Stark county. The new firm
has assumed the name of Cummings & CoucE
From the known abilities Of these two gentle.
men, as statesmen, we may notwithstanding thu
'hard times, expect an extensive business don'
at the Indian Queen House, this spring.
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CONSUMPTION is, without doubt, the most fearful
fatal of all diseases, Except epdemcs) annually
rying thousands 10 untimey graves. How often coulC
the ravages Of this arch desoyer be prevented il time
ly remedies were used in aayng the Inflammation pr
duced by an ordinary cold. For Coughs, Colds Sor,
Throats, and G other similar diseases, Staber's Ano
dyne Cherry Expectorant has equal. 1t is not
commended as ntallibe. bu5 medical men and Others
who have nsed and administered it, bear testimony
its extraordinary efficacy. 1t known to be 'gooC
medicine" and such offered to the public alsC
Stablers Diarrhea Cordial for diseases the bowels
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
gents Price for each, only so cents, six bottles
for $3.50.
E. II. Staber & Co., Prnprietors, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore Md. Agents-R. E. Sellers
Pttsburg, Pa, J. H. Patterson Co., Wheeling, Va
J D. Park, Cincinnati, O..
DR.. O. A. Begel, Carrollton, and Messrs. Brown
Barnhouse New HagersUown, agents Or Carroll Co., 0
March. lin
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PILES | PILES II PILES TT

THIS Is NO HUABUGl TRT It AND SEE.
Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment will afford positive re
ef in cases of the Piles, Eryapelas, Rhsuwarsm, and
cases of Infammatory nature, also Hafe and Ell
cious remedy for Female Complaints. For the last
years 1t has given universal satisfaction Readers nv IT,
and will risk the truth Of these remarks without
O. a. R@geL Agent, Carrollton, o. J. l. Hunt Lees.
burg James WRlet LeAvitsville, Hull Russ, Oneida
ills, and BY Druggists gsnsrany Prise rs cts per
bottle, with directions
q. A. BILLINGS
travelling Agent nr Ohio and Kentucky.
Nov, 80 ,'64.-6m.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY.

Circumstances over which have control render Il
necessary tn close my business have, therefore, deter
mined to sell my entire Stock of Goods
AT FIRST COST
And hereby inform my old Friends and the Public
generally, that now is the time to BUY NY STOCK con-
ssts Of general assortment Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware &c.
~ ''''' '''D' WIN. THOMPSON.
March i-'55. tt.
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JOB PRINTING

FIRE.--On the morning Of Wednesday, the
slsI inst, the dwelling and stOre.rOOm Of Mr.
Samuel Heidy, OF Harlem, in this county,
was consumed by Ere. The Ere caught from
a stove aue, and was discovered between the
hours Of and 4 o'clock, and was temporarily
checked; but in q short time il broke out a
fresh from the roof Of the dwelling and bid
defiance TO all exertions made 10 arrest it.
Little or no household goods and clothing were
saved. The great object was to rescue the
store goods. all Of which we're saved, except
those slowed away in the second story Of the
-'ore-rOOm. Mr.. Heidy had on hand a large
.-~- III which he had before sold, and
had sacked ready for reic,oVal' "S u G1a and
tity Of which was also consumed. nj. Al
family are left without a second suit Of clothes.
Loss estimated at over $4,000, exclusive of
the wool, which is estimated at about l,O00.--
He was insured to a small amount, how much
we ars not informed. As be had previously
sold the wool, and the day Of delivery hav-
ing been postponed by the purchasers, he will
not likely be the loser in.that particular. We
sympathizSwith Mr.. Heidy, and ale panied 10
learn his loss has been SO great but we feel
we'll assured that the generosity, which charac-
terizes the good people of Harlem and vicinity.
will soon enable him to again engage in bust"
ness.
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LAND FOR SALE.

will sell, on reasonable terms, the following desert
bed tract of land situate in the township Lee Carroll
county Ohio, viz part of the southwest corner ofhe
north west quarter Of section nineteen in Township
twelve of Range four containing Twelve acres of land
decided by Guy Dudgeon, to Sarah Davis, now de
ceased Terms made known by application to the IN
lersigned, at New Market, Harrison Co., Ohio.
perfect title can and will be given by all the heirs
Apply soon as il must be sOld
HARMAN DAVIS, AGENT.
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StrataRem.

The undersigned deems it bis duty to inform the ct
gems of the Union that q certain mean unprinCiped in
avidual has posted up notices at various places in Car
roll county Ohio stating that Iw not make deed for
the farm which Moore & Go. have adyertzed in their
"l2 900 Gifts Enterprise" which statement f utterly
false and was circulated for other purpose than that
Of injury to the taid Msore & Co. And therefore
deem It my duty to inform all persons that all such ru
mors are positively untrue asl intend living to make
them an ndisputable title for said property before the
time appopted for the Distribution Of their Gifts which
time Is the 4th day of June 1855.
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BREAcH OF PRoMsE.--A striking case Of
This kind was tried in Orange county, N. Y, a
few weeks since, in the case Of Charlotte
Wright versus Langford R. Brown. 1t ap.
Peared on the trial that about three years ago
the defendant commenced paying attention to
the plaintiff, and about two. years ago asked
her in marriage Of her parents-whose consent
was given. He continued to visit her until
September last, when be left her and refused
to marry her. The jury found a verdict for
the plaintiff Of 8, 800 dollars.
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Eg or the I57 pupils in The Deaf and
Dumb asylum, At Columbus, on the Alb Of
December 1884, two we're from this county
Both Of Whom we're residents Of East town.
ship. At that date the pupils numbered
malts sI-femAles 70. During the year 1854
9 males and IL females lef, the institution. =
or whom one, Sarah z. Roach. Of VanverI
county, died.
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A CHANeE.-Mr. James Patton. Of this
place, has retired from the Patton House, and
purposes going west shortly. Mr.. s. G. Mckee
has taken his place. We bespeak him good
share of patronage The Patton House de.
servedly has good reputation as public
house-which we presume il will maintain un-
der the care ofIts new proprietor. See card.