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CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST!


III LEVY has Hs' opened at hi. old stand,
W. on the North side 81 The puLlie Square,
large and ncw assortment Of well selected
fiLB Avn WINTER GOODS.
70 which be respectfully inyiles the attention Of
Lis old customers aad the public generally.
He feels assured, from the superior sklil and
advantages with elieh his stock has been 80
lecied, iha, he able to supply the citizens Of
Marshall and yeiriiy with TIE cheapest and best
Goods ever offered IN this market. lie has on
hand large supply Of iadie,
FANC y AND DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of tie aies, aud most fashionable
styles lha, ear be procured Ia ,Ae New NoTk
and Philadelphia markets
He has also on band fine supply Of Cen
ileinen- Winter Clothing, together with Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Gaps, cite, Of every variety and
style he Is also prepared to furnish planters,
on he most reasonable terms. with every Kind
of plan;etion Goods, su.h It's Negro Clothing,
Hats, Blankets, Rus,et Shoes, etc etc IN
enc, he Is supplied with cseD thng the people
want and mu-t have. lust come and examine
for yourselves, nnd Won will thereby save 40
per cent, and greatly oblgc your friend,
October 2s, 1881. ~ LEVY.
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CHARLES DnCEruT.

ttSlifONABLt moor dNu NH0E Nik9R.
south West op,ner Of tr public sqaafel
~ EEFS constantly on hand latgc assoFt
IN ipent Of ladies and gentlemen boots and
shoes, Of bis own manufacture; 40 a good
supply Of sole and upper leather ior sale.
From biz long experience and close attention
TO the business be- hopes 10 have continuance
OF that patronage heretofore 10 literally boz
slowed on him an orlefs promptly attended
to, and Work warranted
Nov 25, 1881 missy
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~ Dysas GAIA.



PART First
heard ,hro' all the lonely night,
lila voice u moaning lew,
Where, b. the sspsf's Pickering light,
The mother watched his brow.
Al timrs bis breathing was 40 short.
Ills greans serv 20 suppressed,
The Lttlc sufferers heart ! thought
Al length had beat 10 rest.
Bat soon l.ia tiny voice would swell
Along To midnight sir,
While .hro' The chamber rose and FILL
Sounds rs Of u.srmar'd prays:.
And was conscious 'lsa, he slep,
Stiil GA has couch Of pain,
l.nl sia who los'd him mos, sil!! sept
Nursing hope IN vain.
Prri Second
Again dina night eame down &c alf
Bpt no. star oatshoue,
T. cheer The lonely chamber where
Taal ,naihss sa'eAsd heF sce
Isle snff f5rms, dim dgefe- brusbd
Md shaisrs 10 and fro
Wnlig lip was maie aud eaf vas has,.a
To cs.oh hn breathing los.
Tire I'll the night, while chill the -leui
Dashed gains, .hs window ffsme,
Full aare ills liliie pulsgs beat
Da. ben bright morHrg cane,
An Angel ieu. On missions mild
From Ncrtys REALMS Of day.
pau4'd a, ;he door--lookcd Ia cad smiled
And bore the l.rd away
ioAF RlsirY, 4. T., Sept 1854
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JNin Partnership If tho undersigned IN the
Drug and Book business was closed lhe
fWchly.itih o. December last, b. limitation.
Al persona indebted 10 the lsie firm are re-
qucsted 10 come forward, settle and pay up
Immediately. Indulgence eanno, bc giynn.
Our notes and accounts can be found IN the
hands Of John G. Harris, up stairs, over the
room formerly occupied us IS drug and
book store Sir iiarfis is authorized 20 settle,
collect sud foeelp, Tor the same.
r. r. YOUNG,
a. =. JOHNSON
Marshall Isnulry IS. lsb5--2S.tw
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NEW ORLEANS-..Conlinueh


NEw FALL AND WINTER oooDaln
J. q. PEPpARD Il co.
SIS Grauier Street. "A
Between Camp and Magazine streets.
4 RE. now opening al entirely xsc stock a,
~ Imported Siks and Fancy Dress GaI,.
also s.ran goods, STA boa.sf'. ribbons. iar,,
enkroider,es, giorss, HOSIERY. dress ir,mn,ny,
artsoiai fowsrs, tsathcs, millinery ariieI,,
sie., eic., TO which they invite the attention Of
country merchants.
j. q. pEPpARD 4 Co.
jan Z. 81 So Grarier stree,
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,,t,,,ksl i,D,,l>sii

lust received and for salp, nrrc lot Of
- School Books, Fools esp. Letter Paper,
Note do, GIT Ldged do, Steel Pens llolocts,
oie etc. Also rare selection OF MISCELLANEOUS
Books, among which may be found Tie mos.
approved STANDARD work, u he DAY Those
wishing 10 purchase smell books 81 lov figures
viii do well TO exaiaine our list before pnf
chasing elsewhere
G. G GREGG & co.
July %. 1851
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caiEAPhR YHaN ErEa


{ / &c II t. Ap CASH STOR T.,
4ouIn sIrr OF fnE ruuLfc SQUARE
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
~ TllEIFDNn tenders his must sim ere
N. thank. 70 the Iadie. and t,eniienisn u
Marshall ard vicinity for their very liberal pot
ronsge for the two past years. and trusts from
the
Grca' inducements Nor OfeseR,
10 merit aeoniinnanre Of the same
] now oilef my stick on hnnd and receiving,
81 over six thousand dollars worth, o..
Iweaiy,krc PR eca or First Cost
Please cal ard see what BiRGiINS.
House AMI goods q! cost
TT AL notes, agd las, years ticket. due
Please call aud so,t.e, and ob'lec
G. IllhTfORD.
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County 81 Harrison.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that J l.. Sher.
IN md, AdninisHato, Of the estate Of Exa.
'iah Csswferd, deceased, has filed bis accounts
With IL sa'd estate md that said accounts
Will p opened At the next term Of the county
.sosss, b " held in and for The county of liar.
r.sos. Texas, On tbs list .Msnaa, 10 February.
,nss. 1884, II bring the cs.h day thereof
fer consideration and allowance, Wien and
whesv Ill p~r~cns Interested NAY attend and
eeni<ss shsn II they zee proper ny order u
esij rostt.
q. ilLNDKICk, Cletk.
Feb ). 1855. 70 {.
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rI,lIE Executive Board Of Managers, sPpoiBi
L ed by Marshall Lodge No. ~, announce to
the public tina. the 9Th session Of the Institute
commenced on tho Third Monday in Sepietn-
Der and will continue ten months, embracing
two. sess.sus--bst no vacation at the ciesc Of
.he frs.--under the direction Of the following
TscuLT..
Rev. Tho. 3 WlLsos. y d., President
Miss MARTHA fIfTtEfIEia, Fiee Principal
Miss SusAs II fo-TEn. Eagiish Liiera'ure
Mas =. CoRsrLiA JusE, Ornanenta! DePari-
rieni and FrsEch
Miss TrizA NJ Buaros Primary Department
Mas ARAHELLA JEsSagI Jga1, Muse, FisHo
and GuitaT.
Mss T.. CoAsErtA Jcss. Music, Organ
u. DAsfogra. Prajssf1r Il locdl bese.
Caarse Of Study, and Charges pcr Scs-
,isn, Twenty Wees.
Primary photography,
Resd.ng,aad Whiting, per ,css.oncf
i've months. so 90
;slcosD Jusfol Class IL. men.n5y les-
cons In Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, fhisi.
olofy, and History 81 80
FiEsr lgsioH tLkss.-EHglsh Gnm-
EAR Geography, hr.thmc.ic eoaiin.
ucd. Nailfai Philosophy Watts On
the Min3 ns,aey, Geology. hyAsl
ogy, and History. si3 %
Miupts Gas -C asmisirv, R'ctarir,
logic. Morsl Heeacc, Mental ph-
losophy, Lfj.necs Of ChdsiIamiy,
Pohi4es and Domestic Economy
Astronomy Algebra, Ancient and
Modern Language commenced. $40 90
SEyoR CLtss.--A neeut aud Modern
languages completed, 0eomelry.
1ng0npneify, aud review 0'tgrm-
er stadies ea5 oo
Composition throughout the confse,
extra Incidental ,tpense FER pGp.l
per session ~ GO
Draa log and Painting each $40 90
Embroidery and Wa WORK, esoh 8 90
Instrumental Music. sac 90
Use II Piano extra 81 90
Vocal Music, per session, 90
Taiton payable at the cad II each session
Pupils viii 10 charged from the time Of en
trance, until the close If the scssoa. Dedue
tons made for pretracied -ickntss.
~ Board can be- obtained IN respectable
private fsmilie- for All those who i7sy wish 10
send TO the Institute.
August D, 1854 Aft
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". II. FARLEY.

W. u. fNKLLl.
VIAVING PURCHASED W. II Cogu's
entire stock Of goods and boH~e, would
IL. pecfuliy cal. The attention Of the public to
The urB 7fi,eied Siock aoLo on haBd.
Wli,h will be replenebei d, soon as nasg a.
ton permits consisting Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Pcady made clothing, krrseyS, blankets.
Rnsseis bouts and Shoes, hoes. trace, log.
breast aud .lihchaias. blsek.miih'- tools, ,ron,
steel. castings and nails, Saddlty,
MISSES, boys and gents saddles, brides, mar.
tingdc-, grihs. buggy harness aud collars,
best I suiriion "uear, coffee, salt, molas-es
aud hme, sperm aud star candles, &c, Sc.
\ fresh supply OF GARDEN SEED Just
received from Dnyid laudfe'h's celebrated
garden, Philadelphia.
lie also invites attention To his l1rae and
CONuDDlOf tREVOt 81.
Plenty OF room for cotton or ifeghis. iiacks
and horses furnished to Marshall. from whence
conveyance can hc obtained to apy portion Of
Texas, by calling ou G. +. IbnsoH
Cash ddcapcei on cation.
Hidss ard peiires faleH ti e,cta 70 ~ goods
Port taddo Ian 6 1850 23ii
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NOTICE.
IlAN1NG purchased the srac, Of lard
known as the Cartwright survey, upon
The I'aley league. four nile. and half ives.
Of Marshall, for the timber alone. would re-.
quest all persons TO respect the premises, as
those found ,rrspassing may expect thu law to
be enforced egans, them.
Jan. 20, 5J 3m s. MoCOWN.
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IA Respectfully announces 10 the riuzcns
Of Marshall and The public generally,
IL that he - prepared to do nil kinds Of
work in his line o. business, IN manner un-
surpassed ia the South, and warrants cusire
satisfaction to all hi. customers.
flc has on band, and WA receive regularly,
superior arleies q clpths, casslhleres, Vest
ing-, and trimming Of every description which
be will sell and mase ~ vers low !as cash.
Ladies CioAas AID Riding Habits made 10 o.
der, in the very lsies. styles. Fashions re-
coised Every month.
shop one door ea-, Of the MAtsle,ii Hotel.
September 20, 1891, ~
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TIE subscriber keeps constautly
Es&sx ~ icf sale the largest stock Of Pianos
f7S ~ in The city, principally from cmc4.
erv0 and NuSs's aud CLARK. Those arr un-
iuestiouahiy the best manufacturers in the L.
States. Also, At al times Guitars from MAJ
riS. together with Fiol.r., Aceordeons, els.
Al the ;s,e and fashionable music with p,s-
ceptors ETC. etc.
HENRY PARSONS.
10 cdmB street, N,io Ori,ass
Jan. >, 1853. n21-ly
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1851.
MARSHALL. TEXAS.

Ix Stock receipt Of large ana & [
ID The lesson oil Of 0e, market Ffe We ' Ill., ne
before masnR f
and second to IN t mat ha We e
tn mnaiu O
81 lt II
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JOHN y. SCOTT & co.
Ms 30 Murray a. II Warren STREETS,
\ CIV ofk.
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TIRE MAMMOTH STABLE,
ASH
Wholesale and ReiaH Saddie AID Harnss.
Shop.
A l.srpc sndda ard harness shop
E3-D has been wanted for long tine
in Marshall The su5sorhar.
aware Of this, have recently visited New Or
vans, and returned with large and well Sc.
lected stock Of every thing in the -
above lln. N.iich they VIII sci. on more irxA,
favorable terms than has ever been
offered 10 lhis market, either for cash or corn
aad fodder II you wan, anything Of ihe kind,
don't send abroad. or put Yourself TO the
trouble Of hunting around, but call down aud
look at our stock, and price our goods.
shop adjoining Livery Stable, Nefih side
public square.
The hurry .ssiabis Il Handsomely Hllea up,
and IS aeknow lodged To be one IF the largest
and b.s, regulated establishments IN the State.
fersons palrobizing ii,i- stable may res, asanr.
Cd that their horses will receive eycry attention.
We keep plenty Of prosender and faithful host
lcts.
G. T.. tilNSoN & Go.
1i' We have horses, tugpie-, hacks, and
carriages 10 hire, sell, OF trade.
April, 29ta, loJl ~
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BREW TX AND Ap'"''s
Iy,sf SIR Of The Public Square.
JJAVE inst received, and are now opening
a carefully selected stock oi spring aad
summer
staple nnd Fancy Goods,
10 which they invite the attention ci Their cid
customers and the public.
Their stock consists in part of the following
articles
Bcraeos, plain aud fancy sehaley, plain :
muslins, embroidered, dotted, aud tartoni ;
iaconet, plain, striped, and painted clients
settles. with sleeves sleeves seFara'si eaPes'
collars, cuffs. mantla4, bonnets,
The I.aisd B'semer Hrs.
parasols, fans, artificial flowers, number Of
bridal wreaihs, and general assoF nlent Of
ribbons, &c. Also o lot Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black eloth coals, black dap deie colts, linen
and alpaca coats NEsTs-tlach aati1; Fancy
silk: white fancy marsellcs Acs'a 'Asrs--
Black doe skin dr.p q etc, white laen, ard
cottauade. Linen hosor hirts, tIncY and
plain. HArs 49, Fashionable molesh,u, dfdb
beaver and otter, legaoru. and paramo
We have likewise a choice assortment ct
boot. and SHOES china and glassware. crock
efy hardware hoiloWafe ud castings.
Also tine selection Of .irry, game hage'
guns, and bowie.kpnes, psuuing knives, 81.
10 tine, We have almost e,ery article usual 3
found IN dry goods store. Give Us CALI aud
We feel assured that We will hr ennblce % give
satisfaction,
BREWER & ADAMS.
III IN b.
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Buyers viii az all times end at either
house u large and reasonable = oCk of clothing,
got np - the beat manpea undor hoir ,mma-
dat. supervision, ~ very reduced prices for
essn or approved rapcf jan 2, 81.
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.uNN y SCOTT. uI0. sEAgING.
SCOTT 4 Soaring,
Nhoirsaie anf Retail cioftiers.
Nos, 5s and Go Canal. corner of Old lev
NEW ORLEANS.
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IJORATiO u. HEWITT <sueecasor 90
| TYLER & ilewilt,} sqANoFoaqE ANpMrsic
DEALER. 81 Camp street, Mes ureens Has
always on baud one Of the largest aue inost
eouplese selections OF Piano ioTes ia Sic
southern country, all Of which aye Guaranteed
a. good and perfect instruments Agents tor
the sale II A. SrDDARr & Co.'s New foFh
Pianos
These Pianos are colrlfstcd iar nae quality
81 tome pnrenes- OF Sound, and for neat aHd
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship; and
arr considered by The profession, and competent
Judges, TO be the finest Pianos mode 10 the
United States, pariicularaltcutoh a request ed
to their splendid Serpentine pattern, with Pearl
kcys, which is considered one Of the finest noR
made.
ltattfrT, HAWs eos celebrated nusru.
PiASos, 8. 6f, {, and octave pgrolt Piano
F,rtcs from the factory ol F.e,el coz
Paris; also Psaines SemiGsaHd uud Grand
plros iruN he -atBe hppaa.
O.d Pianos ,aAeu 30 exchange snl par! ray
mcat.
GUITARS, frorn tie hors- y lran1 Son.
Spanish ana French patterns, te; NIe.us. in
iafge quantities. Nciodepns. Somphnes, Or
cans. Flutes, iafioueltes, Brass Instruments
~ a.l kinds. Nloucel0G, haRjos, s.fine7 ip
Ell in irnmrBts, ana musical merchandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and rel..l.
Since, Music OF all kinls-music reeei q
from .ac North hy every steamer. as soon a.
Published; church BOOKS. Instruction Books
Ac.
P.,sH a'af aucuiion Re- called 20 tic large and
extensive election ot Accofdeor- and Fuiluas,
which i Doe most coup. @Hl pfrfao; snlte.
aon a. & ..ae bamam. Instrument ever offered
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Wv 'FTIfN'IS,
1 We above house has constantly oa hand
large and elegant stock Of tac above
e-ol Manufactured TO order, aud which they
Wlu sell rpoa as favorable terms as any house
ip New Orleans they respectfully solicit the
Patronage Of their Texa. friends Persons Wis
lung the cts will please drop in Al ihelr csiah
lshm"n' Rseu.'ee, iAc upraaos - Conmon
street. ian '5i-y
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Furniture Warcl,Ousc.
y. NJ cigSis. 1Hos J. cAavlt
s0eth-W estcrn BOOK store.

Nos i6 md is Royal ST., NO.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-05-29

MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON
No. 8, Union Block, Honion. Ohio.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDTCI-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS. vARNISHEs
TURPENTiNES, DYE.STuFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASS
WARE, SNUFFS, TO-
BtCCO, CIGARS,
SPICES. PATENT MEDICINES. PERrUMEnY.
FANCY ARTICLES, STATIONERY,
AND BLANK BOOKS.
"AVE Just received. and will keep con.
s,antly on hand. n large and well select.
ed assortment Of the above articles, md nli
others usually kept in Drug Sorts-whch they
will sell at the lowest cash price,. Every ari.
Gle sold by us is warranted 10 be pure fresh AMI
genuine. Particular attention will be paid IA
filing Physicians orders, and putting up prc.
scripipns, family compounds, aud prenc,st,on,
Of oil kinds. They invite those wishing nyl,.
ces in their line, TO give ,nem a call; they feel
assured thcy can make 1t to their interest 10
purchase of them.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

WE invite the attention Of our lady read
w ers, who intend visiting Cincinnati this Spring or
Summer, to the extensive stock OF Mrs. J. A. HEN
DERSON, Late MRs. RICH, consisting of
BoNNETs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS TRIMMINGS,
OF the latest Paris and New York Styles. He
stock is by for the largest in the City, and is
kent constantly full by daily arrivals from the
East, of the Newest Pattern Bonnets, English
Straws, Swiss, Tuscan, and Satin Braids, Blond
and French Laces, together with the most
choice Bonnet, Cap. and Trimming Ribbons,
and French Artificial Flowers Imported; all o
which she will sell 25 per cent lower than any
lolher establishment in Cincinnati. Her store j,
y No, 2O4, Filth ST., he''-~>~ e. "'.-~
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BLACK YOUR OWN BOOTS!
GIITTA PERCHA OIL POLISH.

OUPERSEDl Grease and Polish for all
- kinds of Leather Work. This new and
excellent article combined of different oil ex-
tracts for greasing and polishing Boots, Shoes,
India Rubbers, Harness. Carriage Tops, and all
Leather work, is unequalled Tor beaullying
and softening the Leather, il makes polish
like Patent Lealher-is impervious to water
and will not soil the whitest article. A lew
drops on a Spo nge applied to the Leather, is II
,hat is necessary, and the polish will stay for
month"; If the Leather becomes dirty, wash
with clean water and the polish will re appear.
Warranted to soften and preserve the Leather.
For sale at the Peoples New Boot and Shoe
Sore, S.W. HARPER.
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nNth the 2lsi day of June, 1855, at one O'Clock
J in the afternoon at the door OF the Court
House, in Ironion, will be sold TO the highest
bidder, the following real estate as the proper
ty of Elisha Mayhem, deceased, towit: the
north par, of the south west quarter OF section
namber thirteen, commencing at stake on the
section line from which a sweet gum six inches
in diameter bears south twenty eight degrees
west ten links, and a sweet gum ten inches in
diameter bears north twenty four degrees west
twinty links, and running thence south
eighty four degrees, east seven fftleths of
cham; thence north siXty-on degrees, east
five chains; thence north seventy-sS degrees,
east nineteen chains and fifty hnndredths of
chain TO stake from which a dog wood siX in
ches in diameter bears north twenty-three de-
grces, west six links, and beech three inches
in diameter bears south eighteen degrees. east
five links: thence north three and ten nun.
dredihs CHAINS to n stake; thence south sixty
four degrees west seven chains; thence south
SiXty-one degrees west two and eightytwo
hundredths chains across the end of John
Maine's lot; thence north thirty-one degrees,
west six and thirty. six hundredths chains;
thence north fourteeen and one half degrees,
west four chains to the north line Of said quar-
ter section; thence west twenty. seven and SIN
| ty nine hundrcdths chains to the north ives,
| corner of said quarter section, thence south to
the place of beginning, containing, thirty nine
| and eighty hundredths acres, except thirteen
acres or the east end 4 sald tract, being all o
them lying east of the road running from May
hcw's Mills to Coal Grove, the said thirteen
acres being the parcel of land on which the
widows dover was assigned being lands stu
ate in the county Of Lawrence and State o
Ohio. Appraised at 100000.
Terms Of sale-One- third cash in hand, one
third in six months and the residue in min,
months, with interest on deferred payments Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Bethena Mayhem, and John W. Mayhem
4 John Newton, Guardian of James w. Mayhem
VIM. II Branham, guardian Of Martha ]. May
hew, Elisha Mayhem and Peres r. Polly, guar
dian of Ruth M. Polly, are hereby notified tina
application will be made to the Court of Pro
bate within and for the county of Lawrence
and State of Ohio, for confirmation of sal
sale, on the 25th day of June, 1855.
JESSE BALLARD, Administrator of
ELISHA MAYHEM, decd.
May %, 1855.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Ann Pulley The State Of Go1, Ohio, o., lawrence om
David Pulley. mon Pleas.
The said David Pulley the defendant, will
take notice that on the Goth day Of April 1855,
the said Ann Pulley filed in the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas, of the Co nty Of Lawrence and
State Of Ohio, her petition against him praying
for divorce from the marriage contract now
existing between them assigning as cause there:
for, wilful absence more than three years and
gross neglect of duty.
BY RALPH LEErE, her Attorney.
April Goth, 1S56.-6w-12.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

Ironton, May %, 1855.
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JACKSON C. LAYNE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 9th
IN day of May 1855, the undersigned was
appointed ane duly qualified as Administrator
of the estate Of Jackson G. Layne, late Of
Lawrence County, decd. All persons having
lalms.against said estate, are requested to pre-.
sent them Tor settlement, and those indebted
are requested to make settlement without de-
lay. JEREMIAH NEAL, Administrator.
May 25th, 1855.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
Mary Ann Allen } The State of Ohio, Law

Mary Ann Allen The State of Ohio, Law
David Allen. of Common Pleas.
The said David Allen de endnnt is ncti fed
that on the 21st day Of May, 1865, Mary Ann
Allen plaintiff, filed in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Lawrence,
in the Stale of Ohio, her petition against the
said David Allen, the object and prayer OF
which is to procure an order of said Court, di-
vorcing plaintiff from the obligations Of the
marriage contract, now and heretofore existing
between her aud the Defendant, alledging as
causes therefor: Adultery, gross neglect OF duty
and habilual drunkenness for more than three
years, and that said petition will be for hear
lug at the Septesaber term 1855 of said Court.
RALPH LEErE, Attorney for Petitioner.
May 2ist, 1S56.-,6.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

PURSUANT to the command of an order of
sale from the Court Of Common Pleas IN
= Nd for the County of Lawrence to me directed,
shall expose to public sale at the Court House
in Jronton on the 10Th day of June A. d. 1865
nt one O. clock P. NJ. the following described
nroperty to-wt; The South west quarter OF the
North East quarter and North East quarter OF
the South west quarter of section fs Town.
ship s. and range seventeen, Valued at S726.
To be sold as the property ol Joseph Yates
and Eve Yates at the suit Of John rowers.
Terms of sale, cash. G. w. SIMMONS
May I4th, 1856. Special Master Com.