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f59lif mad uef naulf inform lis ff5tuls 10
t!4e roaaf v, hsts Aia oi.se Man. between
"a nn0 ~ streets, heakak, lo#u, oger the iihrIs Fl,
S.Ic lie wii attend iu the collection ef all ac-
eolh4is entrusted q l4s care. with lramptness. Ae-
counts sent by Llatl pos pad will receive atten-
tlon, ani tAe money returned ordered.
EDWARD COLE
NJ. o L.. LIZ.
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Lumber at the Pine Mill.
Sack snlt.

IsINE thousand bags G. A. salt. heavy aud full
l. bl eached and "a fine oldcr NOW landing from
steamer AdTiatie aud for sale by
GhEGllORN HARRISON
june . 1885 a6t1w
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]. w. scroggs'
1t .ssSIEf xSssD u z,GgE4 *

4 N ConeeT rees, beaneen 4lh ana 5th street.
ohprth u Maln street, A large assortment @
lamh.r tnd shingles, IT b>st quality, always d
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Dried lRaes.

CQ0Q POUNDS It. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
r-OUU Bel, warranted lhe best ever III this mar
ke. ". G. FUAkii9l SER
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4 IIubNEl ai Iaw, ST. Pee an Henry conn
IS, Ioaa.
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EsE'ETS & rIfiIgy,
u. A. JANUARY a co.

-, Second Street. ST. Louis, Missouri
IL . |. ) A l. + G K O c X Y,
Sep.. q. 1851 IdkmS2nl
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Es,e ca ns~ ~tEIs
CLOVER RIoINE.

NkaLs.E H ttga Ft.. Prov ians afd Produce
- n. 500, Siam, bss aeH Ihr8 ana iuarsh $50
.coE et6. iosEa dAw
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casa CRoelSGstY rs0tSE.

/. ]. ADAMS Agent.
August ! 4. 1888. d,twiy
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John 3. Cargon & Co.

ing Merchant,
l a LIB l33sfaa .H8 sEsaet. u Nes II
y a. Fin Sc. Lpujs. Ae. d3aiy
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j. ". NoEtIEE,
s.ERo1 e.. PALMER.

A IIITNE1 III Law, ITul9a. NaT-II0 E0UI
y 81 laHa
.3nA 80 sa5
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Du. =. g.uRfSrE pas,

nYffcE SO. :, Bufee es Galiery, eorpos j 5
- nui flrd ~treeta
August g. iS55g--4fE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23
The Committee on Summer Fruit

Acknowledge the receipt OF the following articles
From David Stanton, Flushing tp., some Early
Bow, Pound Sweeting, Early Penock and summel
Queenapp ,es, very large und perfect.
Peaches, clings, name OF the variety not known
they ure very large and luscious Plums. Boston
and Chicksaw, and some beautiful Pound Pears.
From c. IL, Arrick Pound Pear measuring one
way IL inches in circumference, the other way l:
inches.
From Thos Cubertson, some Cat Head apples
two of which measured respectively Il and II l.
inches in circumference.
From VIM. Workman, tgrown by Glenn Amber,
onions measuring l3 inches in circumference.
From E. G. Morgan, summer Penock apples meas
uring Ia inches in circumference,
From Arthur Braden, some fine apples; variety un
known to the:eahibtor, hut thoIghtby the committee
to be the Early Bow apple. Also potato root con
tuinng lS potatoes-a great curiosity.
From Mrs. r. Ii. Miller, an apple tree branch ls
inches long, containing 27 good sized apples A grea
curiosity.
(Remainder next woe&)
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RowpEs.Our village was disgraced by the out.
rageovs proceedings Of gang of young rowdies, on
Sabbath night last. Their obscene, and proIano
language was disgusting, and shocking to ears
polite, II they belonged to class Of persons who
know no better than to make night hdeous by their
yes and curses, we might have some charity for
,hem bu: such is not the case. They profess to be
of the first families" and arc spoken of in refined
circles as belonging to the upper ten" Down with
such rowdy, disgraceiul champaign arstocracy, say
we, and let them feel the arm of Tho 1tw. What
are our town officers about that such proceedings go
unwhipt Of justice. The names of the rowdies are
known Let them be careful in future,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

August 2o.-Money unchanged Stocks
dull Galena and Chicago Railroad, llia;
Cleveland and Toledo 9Oa; Erie SGT, Illinois
Central, 97a, Michigan Central 1902; New
York Central, 1913 Harlem, 2Sf; Cumberland
294; Reading 96S; Canton 27B; Del. g. Hud-
son, 32U. S. 6s of '67, 2OB; Mich. Southern
1865 Penna. Coal Co. LOG. Missouri 6s So ;
Ohio 6's Of 70, III.
Cotton dull' sales 500 bales.
Flour, moderate demand at previous rates.
Wheat is a trife lower; sales of southern
white at 2l5a222a. Corn, active demand at
previous rates. Pork unchanged. Beeffirm.
Lard firm at previous rates. Bacon scarce
Butter scarce, Ohio sellslS. Groceries firm.
Rio coffee IL. Muscovado sugar 7 N o
Molasses Sc Iron firm, sales 100 tons Scotch
pig at previous rates. Tallow firm at l3k.-
Gunny bags held at Is.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23

STYPTIc.-A young man named John Bar
mes, aged II years, blcd to death on Monday
morning in Buffalo, from the effect OF tooth
which had been extracted some days pre-
yious.
How easily his life might have been saved
by an application OF styptic; one of the
best and most easily obtained IS gunpowder
Let it be pulverized and laid upon lint so as
TO get as much as possible in the cavity o
the tooth, held in by the wad of lint or cot
ton. By renewing the application two o
three times relief is rendered most certain
We have never known failure, and have seer
1t applied to some desperate cases.-N Y
Tribune.
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MlARRlAGES.

In thls city, on Tuesday evening, 7,h inst,
by Rcv. ii. N. Barnes, Mr.. w. II. CRAFT
and Miss ALMA G.. pnpps.
Thus have another couple embarked upon
the sea Of matrimony. Hoping that the
above named Graf may have a safe and pros
porous trip ia the voyago Of lifcj that the cur.
rencB Phipps, provided for the voyage, moy
never be changed ognin; and that squalls may
prove The romance of the journey, we remain
--Indtaadpolis Republican,
On Thursday the 9th inst, by Rev. James
Alexander, Mr.. NELSON STEELE, of Iowa, and
Miss JANE SLOAN, of Wheeling township, in
this county.
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PETITION FOR DIvopcr

Thomas Butler The above named Dot VIII ,,t,
Bridge, na,s, ISi,e' y i!, "a, .. ,s .iS asy
the Couuof Common pleas Of Belmont CoUnty 1,,',m
~ the Above named plantT. praying fors dit5,sc ~
Tie wOfds and hgnres following, io wit ' u"
Thomas Buuer1 r. the honorable, the Judge NJ
W. tie Court Of Com. Pleas WIN,
Bridget Butler. aud Tor tie County or lsIn,n,,
and ftott Of ONO.
Your PstItioner. Thomas Butler, Of the Comfy u,
belmon h'aie or ONO, hereby Conpisintnr state,
ana SHOWS the COut here, that yout Petitioner h
resident oi the County Of Belmont nforessid aud bo
has been bona tde resident of the State of Gbn t
more WAN twenty years past before the filing Of this
petition That your Petoneri the husband Of Bridget
Butler that your Petitioner legally Joined tprrtry
~ marriage with tie said Bridget on the-day Of
A. D. Is that the said Bridget Butler, shortly after
her marriage with your petitioner, commenced a
course OF dissipation and continued therein, wholly
ubhiiing her forhe discharge Of the duties winch the
marital contract imposed upon her; and your Petitioner
alleges aud eYeTzthe fact be- that the Bridget has
been guilty of habitua drunknesr for more than three
years last before the Ming OF this petition; aud that
Petitioner, of neglect Of duty ~ this to wit that
lhe said Bridget would becOine intoxicated and wholly
incapable OF disChsfgug the duties Of wife towards
your PetOner, ~ manifest and open violation and dis
regard Of the marital tights Of your PetiOucr aud the
said Bridget hs- ie your Petitioner and gone to ia
unknOwIt to youf Petitioner Your Petitioner therefore
prays, that the said Bridget Butler he made yAry de-
lendani this petition that she may ans wrr ali and
SINGULAR the allegations Aforesaid aud that on the final
hearing thereof. for the causes Aforesaid that Won,
honof would grant dyprce to your Petitioner from
lhe said Rdget dissOviHg the obligations Of their said
marital contract, now suhssting betwef n them: AID
That both parties lie freed from the obligations thereof
and Tor such other and further relief o your honor
may seem right aud proper III tn. premises, end ,0ur
iettl0her III ever pray &c aud tile said def viii also
lake notice that ct the said Court decree
JettOn. TIOS. BUTLER. by
aug 9,Gw PETER TALLNAN his Att't
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.sTATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUN.

STATE OF OHIO BELMONT COUN-
|DTY, SIS. Petition for Partition.
Sas Sheppard and Calharne L. Sheppard, demandants
Christopher d. Bceks (adut,) Leander D. 3ceks, Mary
Beeks, and Harriet A. Beeks, (MInors,) and Nancy
Beeks (iunaiC) defendants.
The above amed defendants will take notice that
the Sd day of August ls55 the above named deman
dants filed petition in the Com. Pleas Court OF said
County of Belmont where the same ID now pending,
demanding partition of the following premises situate
in said county viz; The :. E. Quar- Oi Sec. 30, T. o. H.
g. in the Seuheuv lille land district also 10 acres more
less of the East OF the North part OF The s. W. ar
of the section being the lands OF which Thomas
Beeks late OF said county died seized aud more par
ticuarly described in said petition. The demandahs
ask that partition be made of said premises as follows:
TO the said Slas Sheppard tour nnIhsi TO Catarne 4.
sheppard ninth. TO Christopher b. Beeks, Leander
ID. Beeks, MsryN. Beeks d Harriet A, Beeks, Each
| one ninth, and TO Nancy Beeks dover in the whole
Al tie next Of said Court Application will lie
made by the dGmandants for all order that partition may
| he made &c. Of said PREMISE.
! D. d. 4. CoWEN, Au'y for petitioners
aug 9.-6w
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Abner NJ. Gregg ct al,
pS.
Nancy Lloyd ct al.
In payfitiJn.

DY virtue Of an order of Sale to me drec-
Ed ted from the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont
County Ohio, will offer for Sale on
Monday the 24th day September, A. d. 1855
between The hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ. OF said day the premises in SAID ounty the
following described lands and tenements. sua lying
aud being in the county of Belmont aud State OF Ohio,
and being part of section 49, aud Township 7, and
Range A. and bounded and described follows 10 wit:
The frs. described, beginning for its. boundary at
stone at the south East corner of the whole OF said
the south side oi said section an6 running
CO rods to stone, thence North W 81 s4OO rods
slOne thence NJ 81 west l6loO rods TO "a stone,
thence 60 rods stone, thence west a0S0 DDS TO
the line between yaniaw and Spencer, thence NJ 3Os
rods the South East OF Rebecca Edwards Lot
road thence South I2 west 2 rodsiaons said road
thence south "a west II rods to he South East of
Hogues ioi thence South Is west 1856 Rods to stake
on Nichos line, thence South 9S 20 Rods thence
$50 rods, thence Sout 80 rods 10 stone thence East
67 80 rods 10 the N E. corner OF Shall Cross's line
thence South 7i96 rods 10 stone on the section line
thence East 44e0 rods TO the place OF beginning, ls2
acres rod and7 perches of Land more or less.
The 2Ld tract beginning for It's houndry at the South f.
corner of Hogues Lot above mentioned, and running
thence Norlh2e East 4052 rods VITA said road thence
souths4 wes95 rods thence north Gu west 10 rods to
the National Road, thence South SAL west $50 rods,
thence South East l3 rods, thence ssuth a west
10 the place of beginning cOntanng4 acres roods and
Tne SId tract beginning for its boundaries the N. w
corner ofhe sectIon aud running thence 100 rods TO
stake t,he N. w. corner fTheaAers Lot thence 3.
"a rods, thence s.s3i W 80 rods 20 The W corner
"a W. 10 80 rods, thence CT I2 65 rods to the
National Road thence g. est W. " feet thence Not
reds thence N 40 rods TO the ~ L. corner OF VIM
Waters o thence g. SAT W. az rods 10 the range line
thence As rods to the place OF beginning conaning
80 rods 81 peTehes or less. The 4I, tract
known the Seminary lot beginning for its boundaries
on the National Road at the s. E. corner OF Edward Wat
ers Iot and running thence NJ I2, 65 rods; thence
s3i rods: thence 6te l2, 6j rods thence s3i
SW 40 TO the place Of beginning containing 40 50 per
ches less The 5th tract beginning for its hound
ary the National Road at the corner of Dr. Esies
Lot aud running thence 64eW l2 65 rods: thence
s3ts rods 10 place of beginning, containing 81, "
perches less the FIRST described tract being IL.
cres will he sold subject to the dover OF Nancy Loyt
heretofore signed by mees and bounds and appra SOC
al the sum of 1900 subec, said dover the Cd described
tract 10 appraised s355. Sd described trst atSfio
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5e- ACCIDENT AT THE COUNTY lNFIRMARY-On
Wednesday Of last week, one of the horses belong
ing on the Infrmury farm was killed IN The follow
ing manners MIR Jonathan Abels, brother.in.aw
TO MR. Williams,) the keeper of the lniirmary was
hauling sawlogs with the team, when falling tree
caught the saddle horse Of the team, crushing it TO
death instantly. 1t seems almost minacle that
Mr.. A. was notiniurct, as he was on the horse
at the time OF the accident but strange to say, was
unhurL
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lcrThe great question here now is, who sells the
liquor to the drunken rascals who about
streets at nightl We have several men in
toxicaed here in the last week. and we heard about
dozen on Sunday night The county Jail is the
proper place for such men, il they do belong to the
learned professions and wear fine clothes.
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STATE OF OHIO,
> COUNTY OF BELMONT ss.
Petition fsr Partition.
Imam Cecl. demAndant.

Henry Ceeil Thrsa Greesfeld, & Ross Greenfield ber
husband Mshsls Gordon * David Gordon her husband
Cecil samuel C. Cecil & Enfield Il. Baker (lnfants)
defendants.
The ahOve named defendants will take notice that
the l4th day .4ngust last 4. ID. 1855, the above
named demaud0nI sled petition in the Common Pleas
Court Of said County of Belmont where the il
premises, siua'e said county ri- the $. L. a. OF
Section 60 Township 10. Range 6. The demandant
asks laal partition Re made OF said premises follows
r. the demandant, Henry Cecil, rhirsa Greenfield.
Mahlla Gordon IL ITviu Cecil eeach one seventh. To
Enhed H. Baker one seventh (suJect 10 the estate IN
courtesy Of his falhor Jonathan Baker, To John Z.
CeoIl y Samuel q. Cech each one fourteenth part
a. the " term OF sad oouIt an application will be
ma 40 hy the demandant order that pAri on may
b. made 4 c. Of said premises. d. d. u. CoWEM
eug. i6, 1906. 6w Ahy ioI pehtonef'
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SI'SAD AccIDENT.-On Monday evening last
THOMAS ScoyfEN son of Fl w. ScoyERY of thi.
place met with lamentable accident. While
showing the action of patent straw cutter his
fingers were caught in the knives, and before its
motion could be stopped three of his fingers were
very severely outcome of them so severely as to
render nmputation necessary. The other two
though cut almost entirely of have not yet been
amputoted, and will probably be saved. DR.. WALK
ER dressed the wound, which the boy bore like n
hero.
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(Remainder next woe&.)

ftTMr. Wharton has retired. from the edi-
torial chair of Wheeling Gazette, after being
in it 90 years, lacking three weeks. He is
succeeded by VIM. s. Gilman, formerly Of
Essex CO. va. Mr.. Gilman takes his stand
upon the National X. N Platform and endor-
ses its principles.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23

0d-ScHooLs. District Schools in town conf
mence their fall session next Monday. The school
building on Marietta street is being fitted up TO ac
commodate the highest Department, and one of the
Primary departments; the other two schools will be
held in the old school houses. Mr. Moore, and
Misses Edgerton, Simpson aid Curle the teachers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23

DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ---The Democracy of this
County nominated the following ticket on Frida y
last -For Representatives, Dr.. John A. Weyer, S.
w. Castor. For Treasurer Thos. Johnson. For
Commissioner, J. W, Migan. For T. H. Director
VIM Ramage. For Coroner, ]. w. Highleyman.
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d ! =. d,

Died of Pneumonia on the morning cf the
18th inst. Phebe G.. wife of mith IIerst of
Flushing township in the 3sth year of her
age.
On the llth inst. at East Ricbland Slrah
Il. Daughter of John and Fanny Haines, aged
l6 years.-(Obituary next week)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23

nTIC Mr. Davenport thinks himsclfwro ng-
by us in anything we have said about him
our columns are open to him, to set himself
riqht before our readers. If we have wrong
ed him nothing will afford us more pleasure
than to set him right.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23

c.. M. g. II, Rail RoAD.-We understand
that an arrangement has been entered into by
which the iron for the first so miles Cf this
road will be laid down and the rolling ma
chlnery obtained, This will complete the
road 70 Massillon, in Stark CO. This
much, we are informed, will be completed in
a short time.
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SheT!T's Safes.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
John Wo0dburn,
Alexander W.

Alexander Woodburn, ct al.
by virtue ofAn order q Sale directed from the
~ CoIu Of Common Pleas Of Belmont County, ONO,
Will 0ner for Sale at Public Auction on
Igssday HE 4M day of September
i.5 betwCrn the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock
=. ~ Of .ad day at tho front door Of he Court House
iu 81 Carsyiici in said county, the follow ing desert.
bed Lands aud ieucncuts situate lying and being u the
County OF Belmont and state of Ohio and bounded and
described as follows to wit: The west half OF the ".
west quarter Of section No lg, Range No f. Township
No s. cOutUiuingS n acres Of laud more or less also
the Last he'fOfthe North East Quarter Of section No
~ Township M ), and Range No 4. containing II
acres of Land more less the following conditions,
one third 900 hand the day isa'e. in year and
one t I'd ia two years with interest on The deferred pay
meHts.
saeriT's Ofice, St. Clsirsviile, Aug. Cd 1855.
JOHN {. NICHOLS, Sheriff
--91j
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

AUGUST 2O,-Flour quiet, sales at 6,o5a7,
90. Wheat good demand, sales at l25-
Oats dull at 25a27. Nothing doing in Pro-
visions. Bacon good demand, but no supply.
Lard firm at l0iallI for bbl and keg.
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EDUCATE! HtjUCATE!!

FJ7o those who are jesitous of giving thei
4 children good educ caion,
Mrs. RADCLIFFE would say, that on ,hS
1t Of septcmher, she viii commence another session
Df her school az
No. 222 Main Street. Wheeling Va.
Dcsdes The usual branches auV sc spfeparcd to civ,
iHstTuetinns IN the Languages, Music. Embroidery
Plane and Perspective drawing she has secured the
assistance NJ en- aeeompl shed teacher. To those com
ing from distance and boarding with her she Will en-
de1vor tOsrcrTe pleasant home
ITJcrr.s moderate: one half IN advance.
aug. 0,-3i
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
BALTIMORE MARKET.

AUGUST 28.--Flour, sales of Howard ST.
at 9,75, market heavy. Wheat dull, market
closed at lS0al9O for red, being decline OF
about 5cts. Corn, sales of white at SSa90.
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SllERIFF'S SALE.
W. 6. Major,
~.
n.hcr. Nrinr E't nl

lDY virtue OF order Of Sale directed from tic
- Court Of Common Pleas OF Belmont County. Ohio
vii! Offer tor sale st Public Auction
HedasSaly tie llth day Of September, 1855
NJ OF said day, atthe from door of the Court House
81 CaiTsyIlIe in sad county. the following described
lands and teUrmeUIs, situate, lying and being IL
kIrswO1G Township in the county Of Belmont and
state of Ohio aud bounded and described follows TO
Il tC!nF the South side Of No 9, of Town
ship No Q, Range No g. containing lG0 of land
less, tAe said quarter extends across the said
section nine, and j. bounded the South sdcby lands
owned by Thomas Mckinney. and on the North side by
lands OF john Goodman and Jon athan Fox, and is stu
aet in sight Of the National Road, the road leading
10 Egypt in said klrkwoDt Township, subject to the
widow DOVER conditions of the above sale third
hand Oh day ui sale one third in two years, with
iteges; from Tie dag o SAFE the deferred payments
sAeri5's Office Aug 9th, 1855.
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
-e3.J
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PROBATE COURT.
Siaie Of Oiie, Belmont Comfy IS.

State Of Ollie, Belmont County IS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
4 ing named Esccuiofs hdministraiorsHnd Gusi
diana have ho their accounts ana vouchers my ~
ice Tor scuicuIont to wit!
fssheiis NciBwaugcr Guafdian,ot VIM. g. Eesv anger
Thos. Culberlson, Tx. of Joseph Cuihertson decd
Thos. Thompson. Tx. Of John Thompson decd.
Joseph Caldwell, Guardian of Snssn Spiliman,
John Gallagher, Admir- OF Robert Gallagher deed.
Robert Major. admir- of Thomas Major decd.
John r. Lucas, Admir- of Hannah Lucasde'd.
WIN. Wilson, Guardian of Johnson Il Asa Mcmillan.
The first four above uencd accounts VIII he lot
hearing aud settlement tho 2Oth aud the four last on
the 9lst days Of August next. .. .
DAVID HARRIS,
July goth 1855. Probate Judge.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

Hoffman Burneston &Co, } United States
VS.. : Circuit Court,
Daniel D. Edson. for the South
ern District o. the State of Ohio.
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed
Dout OF said Crcui, Court. / will offer for sale Oh
Wednesday he 29h d7y Of August inst;
ha,ve en- the hours ofi0 O'Clock A. N.and o'clock NJ
Of said day Jt the residence of James TiHott in the
tnwu of Fairview. IA the County OF Guernsey and
state OF Ohio the following goods and cha,tles taken
execution The property Of Daniel B. Edison TO satisfy
said Execution in favour 81 Hoffman Durncston Co.
to wit: One GRAY Mare, one two horse wagon and
wagoa bed oUetwo hlrsC Carriage & Harness.
II. II. robson, United states Marshal for tho
SOulher District OF ONO. By his Deputy Wm GILL.
aug. ., l-Jj
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ES,ti. n n =, .,,.s .,,.;s;',..

Office Of the Central o. r. Road Go.
IAsEsyItLE, .. July 18th 1855.
THE Sio'k kholueis of the Central OHIO Rail Road
company "illiake notice that thr annual mcting ior
the election oi thfiesn Directors sad company Tor
The ensuing yfar. and for the Of such other
hhsine-s - may lie prcseniedto the meeting, viii be
hcld at tie Office Of the company in ZsLcsyiile or
Tuesday tic -oth day Of Augustinh.
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