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E1EA Y: 9; MAIL STEAMSHIP

EaA q. g. MAIL STEAMSHIP
<1 JAMESTOWN leaves Tuesday eve
GeAka&3SH ming. the l4th inst, at 4 O'Clock, for
NEW YORK, via Norfolk.
Freight received to-day MONDAY and up to the
Consisnees are requested to send down for their
goods to-day.
Shippers are requested to send In the names of
their Conslgnees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship-
ments will be consigned to order
Passenger are requested to be on board before
the hour OF departure, O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesday.
of the Basin.
Passage to New York, including Meals and State.
room only $40 Steerage passage only SIS
Passage to Norfolk the same 90 by the river bo,ts
oc l3-2t LUDLAM & WATSON
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NEW RES 4 A U X A Mt AND
Lta LAGER BEER SALOON-S1 n ON

--A1A@-Hb0T6I pAtfont1e DO nHS Hnu UeEs
TO in orm his friends and the public, that having dis
posed of his stock of goods he 10 engaged in fitting
up his former store into first rate Restaurant whore
can always be had Game, Oysters and Fish, together
with the other deiicacies of each season The To-
pairs will be completed about the middle OF October
when he will be prepared to open establishment
every way worthy of the liberal patronage hersto-
fore bestowed ON his house. In the mean time he
takes occasion to inform his friends and the public
that his old Saloon is still open and his assistants
ready to serve the public.
oc 11.-st+ shockos Hin.
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ssIGNEE S SIT IN e1a Gao
~ WORTH OF WATCHEa lEWHiSXLr0

q WORIH OF WATcHEs, JEWEERY. Ecs
At AuCTIon=Willh e old q public ssetioa, com.
Store No: -, Main street. tbs entire seosk q n,er
chant declining busiee1, amoantss 70 aSosf el0ooo
vortn Of Gold English Hunting and opsn-iass Lsssr
tsched Levers, Aneksrs and Cyiindsra
ALSO,
An extensive assortment Of Gold Plnfaa - f3,lk
Watches, suitable for the country t.sde.
ALSO.
lot OF Heavy silver Enslish Lsvsrs.
ALSO,
A lot of Gold Hunters, Railroad rime.vieae. Al,
jeweled- - sou
ALSO,
Guard Chains. ~'- 80 49, 30
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p - ~ STEAMER BELVIDEKE
SvES FOR BALTIMORE.
Freight received to-day (MON-
DAY,) and up to the hour of o'clock p. M Tuesday,
the 18th inst.
day,
Shippers are requested to send in the names of
their consignees Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
ments will be consigned to order:
oc lS-2t LUDLAm 4 WATSON.
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" Pure Soda Water made In the fines
Porcelain Fountains by ourselves, and all the del
s9Qh Cream and Fruit Syraps, made from the sctut
rps and sound fruits For sale at
MEADE l. BAKER
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o. TEN DOLLARS IL E w A Il ID 80.
G0N straysd from the subscriber, In the city o
: Richmond on the 18th Of september,
Brown Bay fhorse) MULE. Of medium siz >; man'
end tail closely trimmed: the hair In the forehead in
lespesed with white, having the appearance OF be
coming gray from ages the hair he launches wori
on by the brehen, and in tolerable working order.
VIII give reward of &I0 for his delivery to mt
BY Friday next.
DC lS-3ts VIM JACKSON CLARKE.
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EKESH TEAD.--.J nnt Fecefv0d, q ffoeh
Z supply Of the celebrated Pekin Tea Company's
Tea. b. SETTLE,
oc IS Druggist 2o2 Main ct.
- Long Pepper, Black Pepper. White Pepper. At
rcsn Ginger, Jamaica Ginger Gloves, Allspice, Nut
megs, Mace, Turmsric. White Mustard, Black Mus
tard Cinnamon, Cassia Buds, CoIiander, Celery
Seeds, Csrowsy, Anise, Fennel, Cardamom, &c.
full supply RECEIVED. d. r. bEMPLE,
a. ii Drugsist, 20x Main st
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Aprnl7, 1855.

HollO0ay'S Pills, certain remedy for Drop
sy,-Charles HutchisOn, [S3l Of Burlington, Vermont
vas for hteen months sad victim Of this complaint
50 bad he part Of the time, that the water ae
tuay OOIed through the pores Of the skin and thrice
per day change Of apparel became necessary, Evsrv
time bis doctor called, he expected to find him dead
and in fact gave bis friends hopes Of his recovery
bis sister who had derived great benefit by the use Of
HOllOWays Pis begged him, as a favor to her, to try
them; fortunately for him be did not refuse, and they
soon produced change for the better in four weeks
be was again attending to business having thoroughly
got rid Of the disorder aud in the excellent health
and spirip, These Pills work wonders in liver and Bill
lious complaints. g.
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Brown Township.

The Administration Party were routed
''horss. foot and dragoOn, in Brown township,
ct the township election, on Monday the 7th
inst We did not learn the names Of the can
didAtss on the opposition ticket, except their
candidate for Justice of the Peace, who was
the old wheel horse Of LocofOcoism in Brown,
Robert Reed Esq., But he. like their township
ticket come out second best, His competitor
dstanced him with arespectable majority.
The fOiioaing are the officers elected.
Justice o. Peace, William Doris. Trus-
lee. John g. Wngate. Baxter Blythe, and s.
d. Criss. Clerk, Hugh Thompson. Assessor,
James Jerome. Treasurer, Alb. Fishel. Con-
sta6les, Isaac Brothers, A. Tabor and D. Ear
nsi.
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PRETEnSoEs.-Ths MassIllOnians have. .thI Ough
a meeting convened for the purpose. expressed
desire. that Hoo. Cassiu' N, Clay; should be
the Republican candidate for President.
We think this little premature. but We are
free 10 confess that We could support noble
Cassius" with hearty win, No man in the
Nation has sacrificed more for the furlhsraBoe
Of Liberty TO the African in America, than has.
that distinguished individual.
We see the waters are in motion almost every
where. Even the remOtest limits Of California
are as'ir in favor Of her favOrite adopted sou
Col. Fremont.
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Harrison Township.

The following are the officers elected in Har-
risOn township on Monday, the 7th inst, From
the complexion we think there is not much
room for the crest fallen Locofocos to exult
over it-NOt much hunkerism over WHICH to
crow.
Trustees, William Holmes, Daniel Highland,
and John Dunlap. Clerk, J. F. Crook. As.
SCISSOR, Jonathan Tressel. Treasurer, s. A,
Highland. Constables, William Scott and A.
L. Littsll.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court of Car.
roll County, ObiO will offer for sale at public Outcry
on the premises
On Saturday, the l7th day Of May, A, D. 1856. the
following real estate, situate in the county of Carroll
and State Of Clio, to wt The West half Of the North
East quarter of section twentyegh, of township thir
teen, Of range four OF the lands sold at Steuhenvile
Ohio subject. however, to the dover estate of Nancy
Daniel formerly MarshalD set off by metes and bounds
The land is Of good quality and valuable. Appraised
al 81, 900.
Terms.-One-third in hand, and residue in two equal
annual payments, with interest," secured by mortgage
en- the premises Sale to begin at 10 o'clock noon Of
said day, and close before P. NJ:
JONATHAN DANIEL, Guardian
of Gilead Marshall
Anil N IeSR ID mr. fac 30 50
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VvE La MoNRoE TOWNSHIP. Through the
Sxertions Of our friend R. McCarty Esq. Of
Leavittsville, Monroe township, we have been
able to place large number Of new SubsCri.
bers upon our Mat. from that township. The
result Of the late election in Monroe clearly
shows that the Republicans Of that township
were IN readiness for the hosts of LOcOfOcOism.
AEii We viii be much mistaken II, at the com.
ing contest, the AdmiqistratiOn party is not
completely routed.
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Advertisement next week.

GoNE WEsF.-On Wednesday morning Of
last week Mr.. George w. CrOwell and family
left this place op the cars for Omaha City. Ne
braska- May success attend him and bis, is
our wish.
on last Wednesday morning Charles Faw-
cett. Esq. a resident Of Union Township in this
county, with his family left upon the Cars for
Iowa. With our old friend and family goes
our kindest regard, and well wishes for their
prosperity in their future home.
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Fits! Fits! Flts!

Persons hbOring under this distressing malady will
find DR., Hances Epeptic Pills to be the only remedy
ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits
These Pills possess q specific action on the nervous
system and although prepared especially for the pur
pose Of curing Fits, they viii be found Of especial bene
f to all persons afflicted with weak nerves or whose
system has been prostated or shattered from
any cause whatever. The dyspepdc patient, whose
life sustaining element, is relieved by a single course
Of;hese extraordinary pills. The gastric fluid reacqures
its solvent power and the crude nutriment which was
load and burden to the sufferer while his digestive
organization parayIed and unstrung becomes uu.
der the wholesome revolution created in the system the
basis Of strength, activity aud health,
Sent to any part of the country by mail free Of post
age, Address SETn s, HANcE, I0s Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Nd. Pice-One box, 50; two, S. twelve,
s24,
April l7,-4W,
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SUMMER sH00L.

Tie undersigned intends opening primary
school for the coming summer, on Monday the
..2lst inst, in the Lisbon st. School Room.
TERMS.
sl,00 per scholar, a month. 1t is desired
that all who purpose attending this term,
be in attendance at the beginning Of the school,
that the classes may be formed.
one lesson, each week, will be given in VO-
cal Music.
CArOlltOn, o. April S,--ls56.
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Medical Notice.

Doct. P. W. Lee, late firm Salem, o formerly WITH
Dr. Carey Of that place, having Pt!u sLehtly Ocatedin
Carrollton D. In c hntctiCn Win DR.. J. s. upnteh or
the practice Of Medicine suiGuy, ttndes bfu,Cle,
siOnal services to tie itiEDs si Itbc gertl, ior
ing by prompt attent ion to his profess itn 70 rei,
share of public patronage. CfDcs AID Ieisehce vhh
Dr.. Hunter.
East Main StreAk. ,SpUiI.op Otio.
Oct, II 1858, Il.
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EOuRT or CONMON PLEAs,-This court open.
ed on last Monday. The sessions have been
unusually well attended. Several exciting cates
have occupied the attention Of the Court. The
lAw.'busineSs seems to be looking up this spring
in Carroll. A thing profitable to few except
aIinrnaNa
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LAptEs READrSo.-We know Of no Dollar
periodicals shat surpass the Ladies' Wreath and
The Family Keepsake, for Ladies Reading
These excellent monthliss are published BY
Burdick & Scov,ll, New York, at $1,oo per
annum, each.
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Neu Special Notices.
EVERY READER

HTILL please notice The advertisement descriptive Of
w NJ, seaf' Pictorial Family Bible, and send for
tie Pduted Catalogue Of our illustrated Works
TO the unlaaied IN the great art Of selling Books,
We would say that We present scheme Of oDey msk-
Ing which Is far better than al fbe gold mines Of CA
fOfnia and Australia,
IN Any person wishing 10 embark IN the enter
prise, viii risk ltte bT sendingto the publsher t25,
for which be vi receive sample copies Of the various
works, fat wholesale prees carefully boxed, Insured
and directed AOrdnga very liberal percentage 10 the
Agent for bis trouble, With these be Wil be ..
be 70 ascertain the most saleable aud order accord
ingly, Address [post pOidl
ROBERT SEARS. Publisher,
Isl William street, NeH York,
Anil II Ig55
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PETERsOS is not a whit behind the very best
OF the mOnlhlies, The May number is on
hand. 1t set the weather almost month ahead
when il arrived.
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HANNAH LENDERS OPS ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that, the undersigned has
been duly appointed Executor of the last will of Han.
nah Henderson, deceased late of Carroll County Ohio
All persons having claims against said Estate must pre-
sent them duly authenticated
JOHN MARSHALL.
April II. 1856.
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ATTENTION HOPE!!
April II, 1857,

The members of the Fire Engine Company, Hope
No, 1, will meet at their Engine house, on Saturday,
the 3rd day of May, at o'clock P. NJ, in full Fire
Company Dress, for the purpose of Parade. full at
tendance is requested, By order of the Company,
April II, '56. T. M COLElLAN, Capt.
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THE RESURRECTION CAsE-FISDINo OF rus
JuRr.--In our last. we stated that the Jury had
retired to determine upon verdict in the case
wherein DR.. C. Stewart and others we're charg.
ed with resurreCting the deceased body of Mrs.
True. When We went to press the jury had
not returned Q verdict. After having the case
all day they determined n 'he evening on ver
dict Of "guiltJ" upon the third count, which
was for recrsling the body; and mot guilty" of
opening the grave and carr ing away the body
as alleged IN 6rst and second counts. A MO.
LiOn for new trial was made by the defence,
but was afterwards Withdrawn. A motion was
then made BY the defence n arrest Of Judg-
ment which was OVerruled by tie Court, and
defendants fined as fOllOWs:-Dr. Stewartsloo
and the other two $40 each, and costs ofpros.
seution which amounts to near $3.50. Exceptions
to the ruling Of the Court were taken apd its
likely that the case will go to the District Court.
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THE PEOPLES PICTORIAL DOMESTIC BIBLE.
This useful Book sdestined, il we can form an opn.
ion from the Notices of the press to have unpre ce.
dented circulation in every section of wide spread
continent and to form distinct era in the sale of our
works, 1t will no doubt, in few years become the
family Bible Ofthe Americ an people.
EY- The most liberal remuneration will be allowed
to all persons who may be pleased to procure subscri
bers to the above From SO to log copies may easily
be circulated and sold in each of the principal cities
and towns in the Union. 1t will be SOLD by subscription
only.
ssF Application should be made at once, as the
field will be soon occupied.
a. Pc rsons wishing to act as agents. and do safe
business, can send for specimen copy
OF On receipt Of the established price, Six Dollars
the Pictorial Family Bible, with well bound subscrip-
ton book will be carefully boxed and forwarded per
express at risk and expense TO any central town
Or village in the United sates excepting those of Cal
iiornia Oregon and Texas.
tB Register your Letters, and your money will
come safe,
Orders respectfully solicited, For further particu-
lars, address the subscriber [post paidl,
ROBERT FEARS,
April II, 1851, l6l William Street, New York,
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The WONDER Or THE lGF.

Dr, Tobias Venetian Liniment is warranted to eu,.
Choers, Collie, Sea ekness "a Sores, swelling Tooth
Sehe, Headache and pains Of al kinds or no nav
GaEAT CURE OF RHEUMATIsH
Capt. Corns,Oek Of the Steamer Baltic collins Line,
vas cured OF severe Aitaet Of Chronic Rseumatsm Ia
ment.
CASE OF CHOLERA.
Mr.. John Wight Of the firm Of J. Wrlgb, a q NJ
Isl. Charters Street. New Olsana. was imms5i .,s,,
eursd OF severe attack Of Choen BY Tobias Lininsp
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs. Joseph NichOIl Of No. ls EsseI Street E,v
York vas cured Of attack Of Cole and vomiting I
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment
Depot, 90. Courtland ST., Neu-York.
Sold by all the Druggists, price rs L so eta
Agents Q. A. Beogle and J. c. Baxter, Carro,l,on.
Wand, Harlem SPRING.; Highland and PuEh Harris.
burgh.
Nov. 2s-1s55. Iy.
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OAK HALL
EMPORIUM!

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Corner Of Superior and WSter Streets, Cleveland Ohio
GEO A. DAVIS, Proprietor.
THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS
Of Clothing is respectfully solicited to our superb
assortment OF Spring and Summer Goods comprising
the most choice styles for Mems and Boys wear
Our largely increased business induces the belief that
our exeTOns to please customers and to offer them
at all times superior assortment of Well Ne Cloth
at reasonable prices have been crowned with sue
cess. No pains have been will be spared to sustain
the reputation we have acquiredn
The facilities we enjoy for obta ing at all times the
very choicest style of Goods enables US TO be continual
ly offering to our customers something new and desir
able.
Persons who are still unacquainted with our princ
pies Of business hereby informed that we gua-an
tee every article sold to be what it is represented"
Our large and unequaed Stock comp ses every arti.
Gle Of garment worm to ,eher with large and complete
stock Of Furnishing Goods embracing everything ne.
cessary for Gentleman's Toilet.
The Wholesale Department Of Oak Hall having been
greatly enlarged and extended, we are prepared
to pay particular attention to the wants of the trade
throughout the west. Our stock will be found replete
with the most desirable goods for country merchants
Our long intimacy with the Western trade gives us an
experience and knowledge Of their wants unenioyed
by any Eastern house. The extent and variety Of our
Stock 1t would De needless to enumerate as those who
may favor us with call may judge for themselves of
ability to supply their wants-ani the low grade of
our prices which will be found equally as low as in any
market in the Union. An experience of ten years
warrants us in saying better supply the wants
Of Western Merchants than II is in the power of east
ern houses to do. GEO, A. DAVIS.
Corner Superior and Water sts, Cleveland, @.
March 27, 1866.
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HOMx AGAM.-James P. Cummings has re.
turned from the East, and is just receiving one
OF the 6Gest assortments Of Spring and Sum-
mer Goods ever brought to this country. The
firm Of Cummings and Couch is one Of tie best
and most reliable. We do with hearty good
will recommend them to the readers of the Car
roll Free Press, and others. The junior part
ner Mr.. Couch !. ever ready to attend to all
who may favor him with call. We would
say to our friends in town and country, that
those merchants who advertise with US are
men of business, and Of whom excellent bar
gains can be had. We have seen and are con-
Einced
Advavtiea mani neYk week
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hereby warn eli persons ara'nst ,rschasng or han.
log snJthins TO do With the f4Js.a described note y
band supposed 70 have been Lsi or slosR on. Of de
mall Toe note was eHeeul-d Henry Weaver. Sea.
tember sih, 1853, and made payHbs 10 MARY A. Weav.
er, or bearer, calling lOr Ludied dollars, dus A.
pfil ls 1851, without interest Said note 4 Iecur,d
BY mortgage, which Is Of record In Csrrolton Ohjs
Record Of Mortgages" No. l. PAGES a5S AN Ez7, vhi
record bears date October q, 1854.
January 81, leS5.-l4 ~ NARY A. WYAFBl
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DRUGS, DRUGS.

The undsraEnsd would respectfully inform ths mali.
that be has inst received from the Fast ot of ID uv.
medieines, Paints, OH. snd Dye-stus uhich he sn
eel - os, Dot hus lover than can Be purchased
~ any sore N The county. Thankful lor past favor
be hopes By stfiet sttenuon 70 Bis business snd los
prices 70 merit q continuance Of the same
Dec. IL, 1855. r. JOHN Q. BAXTER,
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State Of Ohio Carroll COnnIy Q. s.
OTRIcE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE

UTFlcE OF rHE JUDGE OF PROBATE !
Carrollton, Feb 81, 1856.
HE following accounts of Executors, Admnistrator
and Guardians have been fled in this Office and are
set for hearing on Monday, the l4th day Of April,
A. D. 1856, at o'clock P. N. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all are disposed of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and Others
Interested will take notice, viz:
Final account of Catharine Miner administra tor Of
John ". Miner, deceased,
First account of Sylvester Wallace administrator Of
the estate Of Thomas Wallace, deceased
First account Of William Lindsey, administrator
with will annexed Of James B, Beatty, deceased
First account Of Samuel Alien, executor Of will Of
Joseph Allen, deceased.
First account of James Haugh, executor Of the last
: illof Henry Carnahan, deceased.
JOHN II. TRTPP,
Probate Judge.
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EE Returrs Of Perry township received LOC
late for insertion this week.
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An is Right Come and sce.

All Is klgnI come and Sre.
HIHE undersigned takes this method to inform bis
th sand patrons in CarrOllton, and vicinity
Lat through perseverance, he has got his new Sky.
Light Daguerrean establishment completed Just below
Hustons store, the Depot CaroltOn, Ohio where
be is now well furnished with everything necessary 10
execute all business intrusted to him. have now
large and well arranged sky-light which is complete
remedy for cloudy days, With my present arranged
room the people may rest assured that can take
good likeness in all kinds of weather, excepting Ofch
dreu, these require clear day but when clear DAYS
cannot be had, bring them along at any time and will
warrant satisfaction. am determined TO stand at the
head Of my business, and nothing except good work
shall leave my establishment. all who visit my rooms
will know that have advantages which no other estab
shment in this vicinity boast Of and am resolved
TO give better satisfaction than any other operator in the
vicinity.
Ladies and gentlemen are most respectfully solicited
to call and examine my work shall show for ITSELF
Prices will be reasonable and all work warranted to
fade, have good assortment Of stock embracing
variety of hne cases. ladies' and gents breastpins, and
will have assortment Of lockets to accommodate all
who wish them. Views ofbuildirgs, landscapes, family
grOupes, copy work,-in word all business in his
line shall be promptly attended to, and warranted tO
please, or 10 sale ). ".SoULD'
Oct. IS. 'S6-n
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ROAD NOTICE.

ice is hereby fiven 6si pslliioo vn Be pc
.enssd 70 the Con alsoaefs Of Carroll esuuty Il rf
lune Session next pfsyhg Coz en- alleFatoi on he
sLsezouTg and Wsynesbrg Road ne atersdouAs
sosnae1ee vhere the Road icavss ths line hetwesa
san1 Iaht and ThoHas gc,tt In noueoe Tevu.hln
henee Meth a. near the rusr Of aid lands a. 20
mase good hoed thence North on The same sss al
he aran toa vhte oak tree near or on the Iad Inc
eesseen fAht and r. Scgsi, thsace. North us,s ths
Soath uss' corner Of .. Scott, garden IN Rnss Vowa.
mp o. as sds o. the df.in, ssid Ani thsBss,
i nv eS e0lfse 70 NE hne bstwesn Bans 3csu
and Wm RDol thence North aloax all Eos a Al.
haynesourg X I'D, 10 he termiaaloa II s,iiRa4
March q, 1885. A pgTIrioNyR
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April II, 1855, I'd pr fee $3.50
NOTICE.

The signers of the Rail Road Bond known as the
Iror Bond, are requested to meet at Oarollton the
first day Of May 1856 to consider matters Of great pub
lie interest,"
April IL, sc. One ofMe Signers.