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os0FEs Nose c,.a ,.,,,.
CO. Best gOssph Weir. Hugh Hama, JOhn HAona,
and james n. Ha-aa, wa lake notice thsi On me -
day of February 1855 George Mooss flsd "a ths oies
81 he Cerk q he Court Of Common Pleas within and
fg he eounty of Cared and Sats 0f Oho, BIZ petition
setnz forth that a The year 1876, Joseph Wef = ne
Guafdlan II John and ysmes n. Hanna, and David
Workman as The Guardian Of Hugh Hanna tlsd, their
Petition 10 se pat Of the nofth east quarter, IN sec
lion thirty three, Ia Township fourteen and Range hFe
ID Carroll county 5sruning a The northwest corner Of
aid q4arsr thenos soath sevelty-eight and eighty
h-r1fs5t Bsslles t5sas- east sixty and ninety sSo
Es- .ss.= sa.-.z-. t.z.r- Esfil l1Fluty-eight and
-ss.5 h-alreHt asrras- hence rest sixty and nine
st-fF1 kuz Ht He-eaes ta .5 Are 1- 1-faF con
AL - tairtf aztes. &C. IHai said Cont Cd order
ali Glafa.41s t1 ss said aHd, s4 lhal 10 pursuance
q ssl order sa.I Ser aaI Wgsalar tt on .re ist
day oi August 1876 eel sai lad % G. = best VA
mals tas f-zt payment % said tgariss % sai1 Paf
chase. That said B.st sold sad land % painuh Haf
gs 70 pay tie balance q lae purchase money On saf
Hand. I1as said plaintiff did rake fol payment io
said srl sih tEe exception Of tlr,y dollars Ehc1 p,
lone .saatfrrizsa 20 receive That sa.1 workman die.
Land said Weir resides m tts STATE Of Pe-nsy.Tarisi tha
said best and a1 Hana1s have xaae 10 paFs uakuosu
and are beyond the reach Of the process d this court
Tha, said Guardians have failed 70 make deed foe sa
land The prayer Of tie petition Is said defendants ma
be compelled to convey BY deed sad land 70 said pet
doner, and for equitable relief The defendants vi
therefore on or beioge the next term Of said Court ethe
plead answer demur to said petition or the sane vi
be taken as true and confessed and on order entere
accordingly. GEORGE AOOhE;
By 2. r. Eekley bis Aa'y.
Feb. 22,-'55. CIV. DR. fee 500
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Journal OF EDUcATIoN.--The March num-
ber of this educational monthly has been re-
ceived. The answers of the State Commls-
sioner of Common Schools, to questions on the
School law, contained in this number, are high
ly interesting owing to their character. The
Journal is published at the low price of 81 90
wear. Address A. D. Lord, Columbus, o.
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ATTENTION EVERYBODY.

Circumstances over which have no 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 My Stock con
ssts Of general assortment Of Dry Goods, Notions
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &c.
'' '''i' A''De - VM. THOMPSON.
March 1-'66 IT,
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale, the following
property, situate in the town Of CarrOlton Ohio VIZ =
One Lot 90 f. front on Main Street, on which erected
log dweing-asO, two lots each 40 it, front on North
Street, lying in rear of the aforesaid ot separated
Il by an alley. An ndisputable title will be gwen
For particular inquire james Galaher near the pre-
misses JOHN WALLACE.
March 1-'55. SW,
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IOHN CROXTON.

AttOrasyaHl COEAssI!0r at LdF,
WILL give promp! attention 10 all business
w entrusted 70 bis care, In Carroll CouBty or eks
where Once Immediately opposite the west door Of be
Court House, CarFoIton, Ohio.
N The .egal services Of John A. Bingham. OF CAdz,
Ohio may be procured by the retention oiths above.
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EE The Iron City seems to be infested by a
gang of highwaymen just now, The Pitts
burgh Gazette has recorded no less than SIX OF
eight cases Of midnight assault and robbery
within q week, but not one of them arrested
What's the matter? Probably there is collu
sion somewhere.
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Peter SnaltE and Saa IL tsf.tsea ffs.s esaft =
q snslsz ais wiis and Cared eeaasy, 81 s-ie u
sarss Norris. l0alo. ApEllTGn.L D. iueS.
vs.
Harlha Norris, Eim In fartidoa.
Norris Martha Enen N0f
ris and Pamela Jane nastha gorrh, EEls ggf-
Norris. rs, MARTA Rlas Norris, %.
meha Jane Norris, win Jake notice. that Ps'aios "a
{ ed against them the iTla DAP a ksbfaary, A. D.
1855. IN the CoaH Of Common f1saa of CsFroReBaay
by Peter smslG1 aud Nancy SInsitE, la slks NJ g.
raj Mons and Dow peudng whsssia the aaid psii-
TONERS demeud partition Of The f0~ng real sse via
The south east quarter Ct Section ihh hss T5snsap
thirteen. Of Rau-s hys n Carroll o0aniy slso. Ne
north.west quarter r & al.fa sa. glats o s~essa
thirty eve 1oEnshp sus !.sfse sioresef 49, tss' s
ths next Ierra Of v,id Court. sPpoSl,aa Ell ts sds
by the said Psiitoasrs So AZ 0..s4 tat partition nay
be made Of sad PismssL
i Feb. 22.-'65. 6w. pr fee IS IS.
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re- Recollect that Mr., Thomas Thompson,
will offer for sale his entire lot of household
goods, &C., on next Tuesday. Bargains may
be had, Social at the sale. See hand bills.
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Nancy Atherton,
VS..
Simon HemeIy and
Susan HemeTy.

Simon Hemery and Susan Hemery Of the State Of Mich
gan will take notice that Nancy Atherton on the 18th
day of January, A. D. 1855, filed in the office OF the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Carroll county
and State of Ohio her Petition against them charging
that in the year A. D. ls49, said plaintiff and said Su
san Hemery we're joint owners of the following tract Of
land situate in said Carroll county, being the
Of east half of the south east quarter OF section twenty
eight township fourteen of Range 6ve beginning at the
south east corner of said haquarer thence north one
hundred and thirtytwo perches thence west twenty
eight perches thence south twentyseven and one half
degrees west sxty-our perches thence southWardy to
ntersect the south line of said half qlarer SO as to in
cude one full ha of said halt quarter That said lain
tiff and said Susan occupied said land and that the faith
er and mother OF said parties, also lived upon SAID Land
who were poor and wholly dependent upon said plantn
and said Susan Tor their support and mante nance, ana
said plaintiff aud said Susan being nder moral obiga-
on to support their Parents, and having no means to
do except their labor and the aad aforesaid That
Henry Athefton having set upa claim to said land Eas
rearing to turn the plaintiff and said Susan out Of the
possession Of the same. The petition further charscc
that was mutually agFvv uetween said Susan and the
plaintiff that aid plaintiff should support and maintain
their said parents and should Institute proceedings,
gans Henry Atherton to quiet their title to said land
nav the expense of tue same and in consideration there
or said Susan would convey her interest in said lane
to the plaintiff The Petition that said plaintiff diC
support and maintain their said Parents until the mOntt
of June 1853 their father died and that she still sup
pors and maintains her mother That she did at an ex
pense of two hundred dollars institute legal proceeding
and obtained the confirmation of the title to said land
said Susan and plaintiff and paid the same. ThatsaiG
Susan entermsrried with Simon Hemery and dremoved
the State of Michigan. That said defendants have no
complied with said agreement and nov refuse to con
yey said land to plaintiff. The prayer of the petition
for an order compelling the defendants to convey SAT-
Hand to plaintiff, and for equitable relief The defend
ants are notified that unless they appear and answe
said petition on before the 24th day Of March, A.
1855 said Petition will be taken as true and confessed
II NANCY ATHERT0N,
f By E. R. Eckley her Atty.
Liam. q5-'55. CIV, DR. fee Si0,50
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ESlAlE vi dANOb JMt LIbA
Notice hereby given. tha. tAe uldsfagued h1 been
duly appointed and qualified Eyeeu'0r Of The La
Wil ara testament Of lab Lupleby, leeGEaed, lAe d
Carroll county, Ohio.
Feb. 8-'55. 3w.
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Take Notice Of This.

ALL those indebted to The undersigned (fGm
n Of swAbaeker Brother either by Book account OF
Nvte are required to ea and pay the same mmediats
y Otherwise they E be left in the hsnds Of proper ON
GERS for collection.
rE We will be found during business hoVs, at our
Store Room, lisbon Street, 0arrollton, Ohio.
SHABAKER d BRO.
| Jan. a5.--'55. Nv.
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Feb. a2,-'55. CIV. pr fee 500

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF COURT.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county Chic will on Friday the 23rd. day OF March,
A. D. 1855, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock p NJ at the door Of the Court House 10 Car
roton offer for sale 70 the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property Of John Pearee, ESQ decd
TO wit Nineteen and onehaf feet l9f iee OIL Of the
vest side Of lot numbered twenty three (23) In Bo
hars original plat Of (Centrevle noU) Carolon,-be
ing the same on which said Pearce lived at the time Of
bis DEATH with the improvements thereon subject 70 the
Dover estate Of Elizabeth Pearee, widow Of John
Pearce, Esq appraised at 5,O0 (suhsc TO said Dow
erl Also, Town lot numbered twelve Q2 and 90 much
Of the north end Of lots thrtyour (S4) and thiry-hve
(35 in Buffers addition Of out lots TO the town Of Car
rolton, Carroll county, Ohio as viii make three acres
appraised at $500. Also Eight aeses Of laRd lying il
the north west corner Of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty-one 3l in Township fourteen, 4 ofRaDgt
five, (5(-being the same tract conveyed By Isaac Al
kinson to Ezekiel Davis; and by the Administrator o
said Davis to John Pearee adjoining the town Of Carroll
ton and with an alley OF IG feet vide its south line
Said tract will be &c ID in three parcelst to Wit The Isl
living on the west side Of said acre tract being ff
teen poles east and west by twenyseven and lourten
noles NORTH end south, containing two acres and 81
poles more or less-appraiseu s:t',VV' Lne z9o
contains valuable orchard stable, &C. and s bounded
on the north BY Esons line the east BY Carrolton
on the south By partition ienee, and on the west, By
the first described tract and contains acres and q
poles more or less, appraised at $4,000. The srd
niece contains the residue Of said eight tract boun
ded on the east by the town Of Carroton, oil the sOut
by the right Of way, 6 feet WideI on the wes by tn
tract first described and on the north by the psrtO
fence, dividing it from the orchard tract containing
acre and 1873 poles more or less and appraised sl25
90.
Terms Of sale, one third in hand, and the remaind
lin two equal annual instaments with interest, secure
Iby mortgage on the premises.
VAN BROWN. Administrator,
Of John Pearee deed.
| III ga IEE a,r ~ faa S6 Ok
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The State of Ohio, Carroll Co,
Court Of Common Pleas,
Ia Partition.


et ais 49,
To Elizabeth B. Foster, of Tuscarawas county Ohio;
joseph Baker and Martha his wife of Nebraska Terri
tory: Barbara Adane Lamaster Sarah Ellen Lamaster
and Cornelius Lamaster, of Adams County Indiana
You will take notice that the l4th day OF Decem-
ber A. D. 1854, Robt E. Crooks, filed Petition IN the
Court of Common Peas of Carroll county, Ohio, where
the same is now pending demanding Partition, Of the
following premises situate in Harrison Township Carroll
county Ohio to wit the west half of the south west
quarter of Section twenty-five, (a21 in Township tf-
teen s., OF Range six (6) containing seventy nine
acres more or ess-being tract of which Josiah
Foster. decd died seized. And that he will demand
Partition to be made Of said premises, as follows te
himself the seven tenths part ,sto Elizabeth Foster
one tenth part and to the children of Lucinda Lamas
ter to wit Martha Baker, inter married with JOSEPH
Baker, Barbara Adane Lamaster, Sarah Ellen LamaS
ter. and Cornelius Lamsster, the remaining one tent
part of said premises At the next term Of the Court al
application will be made By the said Petonerfor an or
der that Partition may be made &c OF said premises
VAN BROWN, Atty for Plf.
| Dae Of 'b4-6w. DR. fee 6,25
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Feb. 1856.
slnte nf Ohio, enroll County,.s $.
OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE,
CarroIItnn Eeh TX IEb6

OFFICE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE,
Carrollton, Feb. Is, 1855.
THE following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this Office, and are
/ set for hearing on Monday, the 18th day Of March
A. D. 1855, at o'clock P NJ. Of said day, and viii be
continued from day to day until all disposed Of the
fling and pendency Of which Accountants and Others
interested wiz take notice, viz;
Final account of .yno. B. Moody and David Moody
EXECUTORS Of David Moody.
u Abraham Ball Executor, Nathan Ball
John Nape Guardian, Christian Nape.
q Rachel Gihler Isaac GibleF.
r.. e John Gibler +" minor children
Daniel Gibler decd.
&c Jacob Gotscha "heirs of Gotschal
JOHN II. TRIPP, Probate Judge.
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wThe Michigan river is clear of ice, and
boats have resumed their regular trips:
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FaR" ~AAAS
offer at private sale my house and lot s'sase Last
front nv 1s2 deep The dwelling is log house, two
stories high, to WHICH is attached Kitchen, ore story
high For terms, py to the subscribes on the prem
ises. " W. "SoN" '
Morcb I-'66 SW,
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rz- NEURALGIA-Ths 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
Ysk, and late proprietor of the Exchange HOTEL Rich
mond, va is one of the hundreds who have been Gu
red of severe Neuralgia, by CarterS Spanish Mixture
Since his cure, he has recommended it to numbers OF
others, who we're suffering with nearly every form Of
disease with the most wonderful success.
He says is the lost extraordinary medicine he has
ever seen used, and the best blood purifier known
#x#See advertisement in another column.
March /, I'm.
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Gpttial Notices.

CONSUMPTION is, without doubt, the most fearful
fatal of all Diseases Except epidemics annually car
rying thousands to untimey graves. How often could
the ravages Of this arch destroyer be prevented time
ly remedies we're used in asyng the Inflammation pro
duced by an ordinary cold For Coughs Colds, Sore
Throats and all other similar diseases, stablers Ano.
dyne Cherry Expectorant has equal 1t is not rec.
commended as infaible, but medical men and Others,
who have nsed and administered IT, bear testimony to
its extraordinary efficacy. II skho.n to be "s"9a
medicine" and as such offered to the public as also
stabers Darrhma Cordial for diseases Ofthe bowels.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
gents, Price for each, only 80 cents, or six bottles
for $3.50.
E. Ii. Stabler & Co, ProprietOrs, and Wholesale Re
tail druggists, Baltimore, Nd Agents-R. Z. Sellers
PittsbuTg, Pa }. II. Patterson Co., Wheeling, Va
] D. Park, Cincinnati, o.
Dr. Bege CarrOtOn anH aesSTs es Gsrrn S1OTn o
Farmhouse, New HagerstO"h' 9sen'S 'Vf V"iI0h U0'
Afarch. lin
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Petition for Divorce.

Dec. 21. '54-6w. pr fee 6,25
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Civil Action.

Feb. qq-'65. 4w. pr fee s5,25
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Jan. q5.-'55. 6w, pr fee Sl0,50
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Alexandria Correspondence.
Wres-- Concert Electio,--Lecture dc.

Wres--C Concert Election Lecture de-
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 10, 1856
The alarm Of fire Saturday night was ocaasioned
by the burning of the barn Of Mr. James Kerr, in
the northwest end of the city, which, together
with its contents were completely destroyed. Yes
terday between three and four o'clock two story
frame building on Henry street, belonging to Mrs,
r. Taylor was discovered to be on fire, and in q
short time was entirely consumed The frame
buildings adjoining were in iminent danger, but
through the exertions of the fremen and citizens
the flames was prevented from communicating to
them. Loss about 81 $780, supposed to have been
designedly fred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland the celebrated vocalists
are announced to give grand instrumental and
vocal concert in Washington Hall this evening
aided by several popular artistcs. The programme
is an excellent one, and must attract an overowing
audience.
The total number Of vessels lying at our wharves
yesterday was 55--viz: 9 steamers, / ship, 8 brgs
and 40 schooners
22nd. instant in the third ward, to fill vacancy
caused by the decease of w. L. Bodkin, and APP
pointed Messrs. Robert Hunter, Koones, and James
P. Smith commissioners to superintend the election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrall and troupe gave dramatic
entertainment at Washington Hall, Saturday night
last, TO crowded house.
Hon. Thomas II. Benton Is expected to deliver q
lecture before the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton on Friday evening next
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WORTH KNOWING.

"E wish cash customers particularly TO
w bear in mind that we are now offering all
kinds Of winter goods extremely cheap. Our stock
y large, and generally well assorted and in Silks
Merinos, Shawls French Work. and in fact all kinds
large deduction from our regular prices in season.
And we invite any in want Of winter goods to ex-
anime our stock before making their purchases as we
really believe it will be to their advantage to do So
and colored Velvets, which we will offer from this
time very cheap. Also, pink, blue white, and corn
colored Silks, which we will offer at small advance
on the cost and they bought exceedingly cheap.
jan I--eo3t w. nj. SINISTER Il co.
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CITY Council Meeting - Jsssniis Deprogity-
Policy Cases- Maryland Bible Society.
| BALrISoRE, Jan. 10.
The regular annual session Of the city council
commences this afternoon, and there Is some Gu
riosity to see the mayors annual message which
win be communicated to-day. AS there are nc
very important measures before the body, it is ex
pected the session will be short one.
Two young girls, named Catharine farmhouse
Appolina Gels, Of German parents, and only some
twelve or thirteen years of age have been arrested
in this city for the commission Of heavy robberies
at the instigation of other parties. Mrs. Boyle
wife Of VIM. X. Boyle, residing at No. iOS, Lex.
ington street, has identified them as the parties
who robbed her Of her porte-monnAie, containing
$iS5 So, while sitting by her side in an omnibus
few daye since. few moments before she missed
her money the girls hastily left the coach, and
when arrested, portion Of the money found in
their possession was identified as that contained in
the porte-monnae. They were arrested at the
theatre, dressed in an extravagant manner, which
together with the fact that they were alone, ex.
cited the suspicious Of the officers who made the
arrest. They had forsaken their parents and were
living with notorious character on Orleans street.
named John Vallee, where the officers found a
large lot Of silks, calcoes, &C., doubt obtained
by these misguided girls through their thieving
propensities. Vallee was also arrested and com
mitted to answer the charge Of receiving stolen
goods. The same parties are also charged with
stealing gold wath valued at $780,.
A few evenings since, q lad in the employ Of
Messrs. Hilbert Henkleman, tailors of this city,
whilst conveying home some customer work, was
knocked down by man, who, in company with
others, took three pairs Of pantaloons from the
helpless boy, and then fed.
A number Of lottery policy cases. which were
appealed from the decisions Of magistrates to the
Court Of Common Pleas, were disposed Of on Sat
urday There were III appeals, and in every case
the Judgment was reversed by the court The
ground Of the appeal was the same precisely as that
in which the court at its former session reversed
number Of cases. The magistrates entered fine
of So on each and every number on the policies
sold, while it is contended that, though policy
might have any given number Of figures on it, they
all constituted but one offence, and made the seller
liable but for one fine. In this view of the matter
the court agreed.
The twenty-flst anniversary Of the Maryland
State Bible Society takes place in this city this
evening, at DR.. Duncah's church, on which occa-
sion, Rev. Stephen H. Tying d. d., of New York,
one of the most able and distinguished pulpit ora
tors of the day is expected to deliver an address.
There will no doubt be large auditory present.
AMERIcUs.