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The Prospect.

The following is an exuact from letter
from London relative TO the future prospect OF
!he war, and the condition of Europe.
There are two things. not images,
lifting themselves up before the European eye
W. fIaughL with consequences which no human
foresight may gauge, They are copied in the
Journals without Comment, and most reaaers
skip them 10 enjoy sorli', or follow the incl
dents of skirmish before Ss1astopoI. But the
Statesman and the Cilig IN who know what
they portend, will ponder over 'hem long and
sobery as the vtighly mstIerstor thought.
You have read Nspoleon's speech. and
heard his ,all for more men and more money.
The military establishment OF France numbers
581 900 soldiers, $4,000 horses and 1000
sailors, A loan of FIVE hundred million francs,
and new levy of 40 900 MN will be r4quir'
ed to sustain this establishment. You nave
seen, on the other hand, the Ukase Of the CZr,
ordering the enlistment f ten out OF every
thousand inhabitants in the Eastern moleiy OF
his Empire These are the two important facts
for the world TO consider
The successful bow in the Crimea will have
to be struck by the troops now there These
preparations made or making by the belliger>
ents hre for The future. Thus we see. that
quarter Of million Of men are TO he brought
up to kill or to be killed, and there will be
bloody work OF it, YOU hay bo assured; for
Eastern part OF Russia is composed OF wild and
savage races of men. They will neither spare
thu sick nor the wounded, and no Ukase OF the
Omnipotent Car. threatening them with death,
will STOP their barbarous thirst tuF biuod They
will torture and kill whenever foeman comes
within the reach Of their knife or spear, and
this may, and will lead, fear, TO scenes loo
revolving to be described.
But is not the levy of Nicholas, in ITSELF. a
terrible demonstration? ltis a. bold prociama.
ton 10 the Allies. that he has buckled on his
armor, and will try no diplomatic ruse. and
spurn every Illuminating retreat. And are not
the savage elements tr6n which the Emperor
menaces the civilized world (made known just
before the Vienna Conference OF the 2sth was
TO mset) 6ercs announcement that he will
haths the Allies and his Empire in blood ere be
will yield7 so read bic action, and under
stand Napoleon 3 speech as q confirmation o.
ny opinion.
& can say to you, that the best informed peo'
ole here see the dark aud heavy cloud Whicn
impends over Europe, snd which, 1t not scat
tered py peace before early Spring time. will
discharge itself in foods Of FIRE and blood. desc
J lating the earth as no conflict between the ma
lions has desolated It for centuries. and tha
they, as men, are grdaually brought up to thu
doing OF the bearing Of a terrible calamity
which they know they cannot evadc, the Nigh
ty Belligerenss are preparing to encounter u
shock by steady and herculean efforts Th
fall of SevastopOl will solve the power and tn
mysteries of diplomacy by making peace, Q
E6 up rle curtain Of a future, glory with death
darkness and most brutal work
n ET The Washington monument is no'
full ITO feet high.
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ThrLnW al NeHY.rnnera.

l. Subscribers Who do hot give notice 10 the contra.
y, Considered wishing continue thui suDscrp
3. II subscriber order the dIspontihuancs Of their
Papsrs. the publisher may eOutinus 10 reno them until
Ell srsarages are paid.
~ suosctibers neglect or refuse to take their pc
fOdicsls rOm The tcs 10 which they are directed they
are held responsible t they have tsusd the bill aud
ordered then discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove 70 other places Without In.
forming the pubshess aud the papers are seut 10 the
former direction they are held responsible.
8. The Courts have decided that, refusing to take
papers from the Othce or removing and leaving them
uneaed for T. prnsg aeG evidence OF intentional fraud
q PostmasIeTs WLo notify pubi,htr that news.
paper is not taken rUm the Office are required TO give
the rsssOA Why they not taken out (See Post OF
hcs ln.uuctiOns and Laws
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be verv honest and wsll.meaning man for
~ughs We knOw-We make no charges agains,
him--but il is quite eertain that ifhe WAS hon
est himself be was very closely surrounded by
dishonest knaves. Nay. We understand that
prisoners have been knONn to say, in answer
to reprOOf and wA,nings. that ii could hardly
be expected that they WOuli improve with such
examples before them as had been set by PRISON
officials
We raise our voios against the past manage
ment Of the Ohio Psniitndary. A reform is
necessary. We believe Mr.. Wilson, the sue
eessOr Of Dimmo"I. intended to work out that
reform. Blu, be has passed away. The work
is not completed BY any means Let the rem
rdy be applied in season, and thoroughly. il
we would maintain the reformalory character
Of Ou' Psniteltiary. and save the state from
disgrace.
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AMI LIoUoR Law SUsTAISED.-The Su-
preme Court Of Ohio, by a unanimous decis-
ION have decided in favor Of the validity and
ccnstituliOnality Of the Law on every point
raised By be learned COUNSEL. Not ONE dis.
senting opinion.
This is very important decision. 1t set
ties vexed question in favor OF re'Or,-. Snd
morality. This decision will so settle the ques.
tion. that all true friends of temperance can
without fear Of being involved in the cost o.
prosecution put the law in full force. Will i
be done We shall see.
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s. u /. R r. We learn from the Newark
Times, that the Steubenville e Indiana Rail-
road is completed to within five miles of that
place nothing TO do but put down the rails ;
that within two weeks the locomotive, with
train attached, will come whistling into that
town. At the other end of the road. between
steubenvle and Pittsburgh, the work is pro.
greSsng rapidly. The company has procured
/ 800 O00 dollars in the East. which it is thought
will finish and stock the road
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CONGRESSIONAL.
wAsHIx0ToS. Jan. 10.


wAsHISOroE. Jan. 10.
sENATE.
A letter from Ru.us Choaie. rendering his
resignation NJ R gent Of the smi'bsonian 10.
Nuu,e. pas lad before The senate. Ills iea-
sons are the same rs those in his letter to the
House. The letter called foE1b remarks from
Mrssrs Mason. Rusk and others. who expressed
regret II Mr.. Choate's course.
Mr.. Douglas defended Mr. Choat'. ard gave
his entire concurrence with the views express
ed by him 10 his letter.
Mr.. Badger thought the resignation should
be acc ptrd There was nothing else for The
Senate 10 act upon.
Mr.. Seward thou ght Mr. Nhoate's letter was
drrogaOry to the Senate.
Mr.. Wtllrr gave not &c that he would ln'r"'
duee resolution rrgar1ing the management oI
the Smi,h,oninu institute, aud Nj. ChoaIe''
letter was laid on the table.
The Senate instructed is Judiciary Commit
tee TO enquire whether lur,her legislation is ne
eessary in regard to the Smithsonian lnsu
mte.
Mr. Ford's bill. rsmiuing penalties for vie
lslion Oi he passengers act, vas taken up, ans
ptsssd.
The sOrsidvr,tiOn Of the JuiieiTy Reform
bin TO tbv 6'ss M0adsy in December n,xI
The BOau'y Lad bill vas IAkvn up,
Mr.. BrO&dhs3d said that his friends had s
overloaded the bin. that to morrow he shoul
offer substitute that will reduce il 70 its ori
ginal limit. Adjourned.
HORSE.
The motion OF Mr. Wheeler, made yesterday
TO strike out the enacIing clause Of the Pacifi
Railroad Bill, was disagreed to.
Mr.. MrDuugal made motion 10 leave OF
the eDacing clause of the original bill, whic
was agreed To- and the CommIGtee appointed,
Mr. Benton moved to refer to committee {
thirteen. plan for a Railroad to the Paci6
and constructing it by private means.
The motion sl Mr.. Leech, to taole the bill
vas lost.
Mr. Stanton obtained the floor. but gave wa
to motion to adjourn.
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New Arrangement.

The undersigned Iakes this method OF iinm ming tho
citizens OF CarroltOr aud the 'res of mankind that he
has urchased the Drug Store OF John stelmg Esqr,
aud that he just receiving large hot oil drugs from The
Eas To be ofte ed tor sale by hun at the old establish
ment, at the lowest pnces, for which they be
~ chased in this section oil country. HI drugs war
raned pure Pure liqaOrs Tor medical use always on
hand--tucl, as Alcohol Whkkey, B. andy, Port and
Sweet Wine, Sc. JOHN c. BAXTER
Carolton o. Jan. Is 'bb
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Stratagtm.

The undersigned h bis uuty TO utoIm the eilf
ztLS Ui tLt LIkL hat CLlaiI mean u IN eli "H IN
dvdual posted up noIlces VaI.us places " Car
roll county Onio, stating ttat viii h"I abe adten LOT
he ialm which Moore 4 Co. have adsetzed III thtlr
$4,000 Gis Enterprise" which statement r utterly
false and was circulated ior ether purpose 'hsn hat
oi JUICY 10 lha tsid Nsole d Co And thelsioIe
.rem IL NJ, du\ Ia utum ali persors that all such ru.
nus are lO.Iuv,b Is rnuut, ~ lntehd 1t hNg 10 make
them all mdnl uiab,e nle foI ,uld p'oler! lsl"t the
ne appointed lol lsr bull u 'Lsh Gii'', WHICH
w : - - GEORGE MOORE, Jr.
Dec. 4, Sat-
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B ,RGAiNS B RGAlNS.
Jan. e5--'S5.

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SA lie
The undersigned offers all property, for sale u and
adjoining the town of Carroton, Carroll county VnsO,
viz :-nouse aud lot the south east corner oI sne
Public square, where he now resides IhtpIopery bas
eyery desirable convenience connected with such as
wall iatern bake house coal house. wood.house chick
er,. pispen and stable all in good coudl'iOn--6esde'
an elegant collection uffru aud
rrane vines &c not exceed in the county, asoi Two
lois on Main st., and adjoining the RslrOsd depot de-
s;rsble locations or Warehouses Mechanics shops &C.
so five lots at the east end of Carat 81 these lots
Law beautifully and in high state OF cultivation with
an Usage orange Hedge fence along the whole rontand
one end of them also; Twelve acres Of land adjoining
he town of Carrolton, on which thereis good log
house good bank Barn, two orchards o choice fruit,
never falling spring of water. The one halt OF said land
4 enclosed with an Usage orange Hedge ence from one
10 four wears old.
The House aud Ram with seven acres Of land would
he soId togeher. The remainder would II desired 5t
sold in two separate lots Of Three aud Two acres each
and We, desirable for pasture lots.
All OF the above property will be sold very low. o.
favorable termsa portion Of it you'd be exchanged fO
Iowa lands. HEo :. AGNEs,
Dec. <,T4,--sR OsHoneOn 0"''
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Jan. q5-'55. CIV. pr fee IS. so.
MOorc,s Rural New-YOrkcr,


This s the Leading American Weekly Agricultural Lit
erary, aud Family NesWspaper,-aL assertion fully sus
aiBed by the tact thar hasa muvh larger circulation
Jhan any similar journal published in this Country or Eu
Ope IL embraces Agricultural, d. Tlicultural, Me
chanica Suenihc, educational Literary, and NeWs Mat
Ler,-iuteIspersed with many Engraving, than any
other paper in the UnioN renderin IL unsurpassed
PRAcT CAL, usLTUL, ENTERTAINING FAMILY NTwsPAPER
H. addition to great amount Of matter IN other sub
jrct-,-hc1Jing variety Ofchoice Reading for THE
fam, Cucle zach number Of the RURAL cont ,ins III,
,'erl aud Mus Important News b'ithy YET utfniIel,
ated ae wheat without the chatf together with
l anu reliable Reports Of the prcipa Grain Provision
nd Cattle Markets. 1t has Six Editos, is pub shed Ii
ne best style, and excels in Contents aud Appearance
Nav VOLUME AND lMPROvNMESTs.
The Sixth Volume, commencing Jan |, 1855, will sur
pass either Oi its printed Copper
laced ll re- aud otherwise materially improved With al
able cups Of Editors and every iariity Tor publishing IL
best stye the Rural will continue TO Excel IL buth Con
teuis and APPEARANCE Each number comprises Egh
Double QnaIrO Pages Qory columns
bEBMs-$2 u Hr-$l tOr six mouths, in advance -
Or, Al reduction aud hb, raj ducrmens (ircludng
$500 H. Cash Premium, y 10 Local Agents an Clubs.
! c5g- Specnan nun b r, de-, seut Ire; give !Cu
aud,e,-. Money properly iucOsrd, nal na'ed at gu
! rlsk, it addressed 70 D.D T. MOORE.
| Rochester, n. T.,
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WAsHINeToN, Jan. 60.

WAsHINeToN, Jan. go.
The Senate was not in session TO day.
H,usE Mr. Oliver. of Missouri. introduced
bill amrndatory OF the act of Auy ust last, re-
ducng and graduating he price Of public lands
to ac,ual settlers and cullvators. Referred to
the committee on Public Ltnls.
Mr.. Fuller, from The cummil.ee on Commerce,
reported htl amendatory Vt she acs 10 carr!
into ell. the late reel prUcily treaty. Lost
yeas 40. nays 1875.
The House then took up the Pacific Rail
road bill The question being on referring IT,
whole subject to committee Of thirteen, il
was lost--yeas7l. nays n.
( The question was aken on the amendment
of Mr.. Davis, OI lndiuna, ter II grand trunl
central railroad aud telegraph line from sons
point on the western boandrv Of Arkansas
Missouri or Iowa. between The "a h and Al
degrees of north latitude, with two branches
one running TO Memphis and the other 10 tE'
most pracacable point IN the western shore q
Lake superior, which was agreed to--yeas lO4
NAYS ~.
The question was then on agreeing TO th'
substitute Cf Mr.. McDougal, and il was agreed
to--yeas 12s, nays 79. The bill was ,heI
read he third time--yeas l04, nays 81. Pen
ding the question on the final passage, the
House adj journed.
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The aggregate is belOF par. A day after
the sale proposition was received from New
York averaging near two per cent advance on
the prices obtained. The proceeds Of the sale
amounted to about ten thousand dollars more
rhan sufficient to redeem every dollar of the
circulation the Balk. This surplus. of course
will 20 TO depositors' No b tier basis f. pa
per circulation than Ohio and Federal Stocks
can be obtained The credit Of the United
States and Ohio is as good as any LocolocO
currency exlant. Notwithstanding the failure
of the Canal Bank. rs bills are as goo' as gold,
except for veal. and should be kept in circula.
lion, for as soon as they so to the Treasury
they are cancrled. and so much money with
drawn from circulation All will agree tha
money is scrrcr enough
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A PIoNEkE uoNE - lion. VIM. Rufus Put
nam, Of Marietta, Washington county. OHIO,
died on Monday. the lst inst, aged 83 years.
He was The son of Gen. Rufus Putnam. who
established the FIRST permanent white settle
mpni north. west Of the Ohio, in 1888. In
$780, Rufus Putnam settled ut Marietta, where
be resided unit! the time of his decease. In
1901 be represented Washington county in the
Territorial Legislature. Again in 1925 or n,
be was chosen to the State Legislature, and re.
elected the following y,M. lie was afterwards
elected 10 the Senate, where he spent two years.
In I840 he was elected ons of the Preslden'
:a Electors, and had the pleasure of casting
hh vote for his old friend. General William
Henry Harrison. He nj an emily age connect
ell IimS ! with the Congregational Church o
Marietta, of which he not only became pill
lar but IN ornament He for many years was
a member of the Board Of trustees Of the Ohio
University, at Athens. lie filed the measure
of an honest, useful man. and died respected
by all who knew MIN.
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FrahcI- W hsdtOu
W.
Elicahath WhaatOn

Elizabeth Whea,ou .efeudan) who is non resideR'
oi Carroll county, 0hlu will take nUlice, that Oh the his
day Of Nov mbrr d. 1858 tie sald Fra els neatOn,
IL IN the Office # the eIk, Oi the CnuIt Ut COntno
Pleas, ct said Carroll rounty, his Petition, which il nov
-nding setting th thai ON tie 2s'h day OF SeUrr-
,er, A = lS43 the sid Petitioner and the said Es.-
eth ~rre lawfully merred, aud con i"ued TO live to-
ether a. aud vile, until the month o October,
d. Sbn. when She without ju,t cause wlfully ab
.enied herself fom said PettlOr and has continued
from that tme b the present, The prayer Of the
etitlon il for dissolution of said marriage tract,
xising between said Petitioner. and sad Elisabeth
Wheaton. FRAN Is WHEATON,.
b, r. Eckley his Att'y.
I
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The subscribers take this method Of nfOrminghe pub
lie that they have opened Hardware Store In Waynes.
burgh where they keep constantly hand, Iron, Nails
Paints Oils, varnsh Glass, Sash, Locks, Latehes, Car
riaUe trimmings Saddlery Hardware aud in fact every
thing usually keptn such Stores We solicit q shaie
Of the public patonage. NELSON 3 ROBINSON.
Nov. 1854. en-,
II YOU want to build cheap, come to Waynesburgh,
and buy your Nails Locks Latches Paints, Glass and
Sash. NELS0N& R0BlNRON.
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SHOCK OF AN EARTHQUAKE: shock OF an
earthquake was experienced at Hanover. New
Hampshire, and at Bradford and ST.. Johns
bury, Vermont. on the 10 h inst, at six O'Clock
in the evening. The shock lasted half min
ute, and was distinctly marked, causing con-
slider able rafting among tie windows at the
places mentioned.
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I'm. Last GaII.

N,,ca Il bsreby rlven 3y undersgned that those
,t.,ssIy,s ,udt bted 10 me by book account.
Ns ~ o,he, wire, will please call aid discharge the
ss Immediately, Muley sust have, and those owing
%s must bay. Any neglec,ing this cell may ex'
NC, ~ have the same LETT the hards Of Proper of'
~" 49, g., En- esIec,, IN. l. WAND. =
Asrlsm splinE-, o. Jan. 4--'66-4w.
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New = Aourrtistmlcnts.
TnkR NoIire on TbiE.

I'LL those indebted 10 the under gned firm
4 uf Swabuekvf Bo,lher) ei'her by Boa 'eeu,t OF
Nls are required 10 ca and pay the ainr immediate
", oihsrsi-e they s be let 10 the hands op'oPer Om
Gers = rOlseiion.
~ We uiI be found lring business hours, at our
St,rg ROoui LisbOn Sueet. carr' thoT. 0iio
SWAB AKER Is BRO.
Jan. rs -'65. 4w.
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Ey- The Teacher Of a sch ool. in sub.dis-
tviCt composed Of parts Of two or more towns
.hips. should file his report with the Clerk OF
the township in which the school house is lOCa
ted, or whose Board Of RduOation has the
cuntrol and management Of said joint school,
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NARRow EscArR The first tram from Day.
ton into CINCINNATI, Tuesday evening the 18th
inst. made narrow escape. Some scOundrel
had put across the track heavy piece Of tim.
Der but the COW catcher caught it, and saved
all. The fend now put cioss-tie on the track
for the second train. That struck it, carried il
along hundred feet, when the timber caught
in the frog and upset the engine and baggage
car down steep embankment. fortunately
the Engineer received only a slight cut and al
the rest escaped, though the locomotive wa'
turned bottom side upwards. damage $4,000
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WAsHrNoros. Jan. 10.
SENATE,

Mr. GWin introduced a joint resolution for
establishing an cypress mail weekly. brtwerr
St. Louis aud Sat Francisco Referred to Gom
ON Past Roads
The bill, auhorizing the issuing Of a regu
Iator to the Bank. finally passed
The bill for the relief OF the wife and chill
dren of Baran De Kalb, was taken up and
passed.
IloJsE-Eo report.
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$4,000 TO LOAN.

VIII command attention just nov. Equity deserving
nuce i, our stock VI Broad Co,hs, Is'ssn'ees tasa-
ues 1~eeds. Ned and Mhie klAnnels, az ana oil ar
lces suitable 10 cou t II uwmp 'he c,ning WinIe,:
CUMMINGS d BRACklN.
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Nancy Atherton,
vs.
Simon Heneiy and


susan Ii o -
si,uon u.usry aud usAn Hemsrv Of The sate0f Mich
gan uHl lake i.,tic Il At Ns c, hrron un the ~
"a, ui Jauuay. A D 1855, flied m the tnice ut TIE
J,tk ui tue COu,t Il Commit Ptar for ta tod county
,ni 5 fte ui Uaii. her PrtOi agun-t th,m chaiging
hat M the JrAr A. u ls4s, sad plaI,in aud said >u'
Hrnrtl We M w"rrs VI The t'lloNh'g Lse a
aud sit.asm saI Cainll crunty, being pa " the
y rus hall Ol the suuih eat Ter, a cti iWeut.
Rli, tu~Lship luuit,eu, VI hatge i've Bvshihg tie
9TH ca Gamer ul hall istvt, ,heCe nO IN unp
,uudrrd and lhhty tNO pv,th,si tretee vet twenty
isht yelrhss i,nce suu,h tNvn! seven ald uir hall
irgr.es ws sixiysiJdt peices thruee sOutH~ardly g.
,t,1se he ,uih lle Vi ,Hld bai qaatrf, ~ " u
lu. Que iun hall Oi suiI hall qtaiGr fuat ,aid paiu
II and said Susau ucUupled ruii la d, aud that the iati
aud mother ui sad PARIS alsO hyei ulOu >sii lad
40 w,rs Ionr AID Shoh uep,n ient up IL sai planli
"a said Snsap Iur thriI support Aut milnte Lance,
ud plant If aud said 5 ,an brh 3 nd,I mOui uOt.a
NJ o. suppat thei Pa rtt-, anu Ls,ilg n0 uifuns u
ou exc, pt then o6 aud he Ia Il Huttsaii. liza one
i,-, Ate,tO' Lawn sei W. clam to ~ad land. a.
,,,, &, tam he IIaltf aud said stat, oul If ,h,
| .,,,..I OF the stmr rh prji,on i-f her Chhrg,s
attn uas uu ual, ust,td bt N,,t sald Su.an an th,
t,n.lih ,ht Al D auinti stuud support u,uidai
tri, said parrots ,ud snuuli In,itule pUce, dpls
ans lie n A'h,r on, que, ,htu Iie 20 said land
iay the eApelS, vi ,he AID m e'hsideri iuh teit
tr said Susan NOuli Vuhvel h'r intsfes m said lan'
% Ihr pauuif The Pei Ion AYERS ina said IaIniiif d
puOrt ahd maintain ihelf salu HI us uh'h tue i t
Junr 1868, Ilti iahtI ditu ~ d iluttle sIi SUP
rs aud maintains her mttter That she did At all px
ense ut Two hund dollars, insli ute legal p,ocredng
nd obtained the cOLh nation Of the ut sad land
ard ~ IN and planiti (; amt paid the That sai
Su.ai Q termarIi,d with SiuOn HrmeTy, ,nd ~ O, Ell
lueSa 1 Michigan TnaI saH defendants have no
complied with said ag ernen', aud no" refuse To cnl
yry said lld 20 plamiT The yer oi the petition
tor an order COM tlhG the dricndaAis toconvel sal
aud to tlainIff and Tor equitable ieet. The dpiett
ants aIe titled that Unless they ~ pear, and AnSwe
said petit uu on beolt the Z4th day Il Mach, A.
1883 said Petition will be taken " rae aud fUiesse,
NANCY ATHERrUN
By Ekley htr Atty.
Jan. 25.-'55. CIV, pr lee $40 50
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lei Ifpih and Ju>lIre Convince 70
Th,t here - the Place.

J. W G ,uId s. atiOnArt AiIIrI, would most iespect-
n info m the cnzens # Ca, ulIOu and vicinity, and
tue puDic at Ia X, that lie Las taken Ro'nr at the
Patton House Nnere he |, We'll prepared ~ take Rood
LKrre>,es un the shUrIer1 10 ice and ih al kinds u
seaIher F,um past v' ruce, AID ihr guod sucress
ahicn has ne. e. laeu attend MN, he ters hln'ed
that he s uuN quahhed to do ,qual as RUo, not ~
pgriur, W., 10 srl A sl IN Tue Wtiniy. f6hN Citi'
se,s eculiect that ocsted Nih you when you was
anhou AL Aust; ; aud, as anl unpeIaed TO usvel,
shall tnpie clue maintain my tights. Having huh aud
s,lce Tor IA, npto and the interest Of the people my
hnN, shall execute my arrangements, ahd wlIh inc
ard If NV Patrons AID friends will have sUOn ~ SpluB
gomez; Rooms e ecIed hr my bushes tuhShed Hih
laige Sk -LghIs and every eOn'euNLce hecessay Ior
SECURING the pest aud must du able Dlguerre0iypes-
~ come along my old iied and get Pclurer AIKEN for
all YOUR absent relations RecOllect my Prices iaige
I, IN hfLy cents upwards aud sm determined that no
jppo,i.ian shall undetse me. LOckets, PnS, aud
Rings flied in tue best Od r. and all business in my
line done up honestly and in the most approved stye-
All wok warranted not TO fade or change. Peitct sat-
Slaction given or no sale Ny work will show tor lise
md We kindly solicit one ald all To come along without
deiay and examine tor yourselves. n b IL dies viii
10 we'll 10 avoid light d esses- dHk colors always for
good effect. t lust ucIion given in the Ar on reA'
sunabe terms.
Jan. 4, 65 If j. W. IOULD'