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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
To the Honorable, the Board of Education

To the Honorable, the Board Of Education ::
GErLEMEN: Your petitioners feel agrieved
in consequence of Negro children being ad-
mitted in the district schools with white
children. We are not opposed to the
Education Of Negro children, provided
they are taught in . school house
provided for the purpose of teaching them
seperate from white children. We pay
taxes for the support Of district schools, and
should have the right to say whether Ne
gro children should be taught with white
children or not. There are some four or
five Negroes taught at the stone school
house in district No. 2. If they are to be
continued in the school as above stated We
will be compelled to take our children
from the school and protest against the
payment of the school taxes for the sup
port of schools mixed with Negroes and
| white children. We consider that We have
been greatly imposed upon and must seek
redress if this course 10 to be continued in
the school district. We know that you have
it in your power to prevent this district
schools and hope that you will see that this
matter will be settled directly, which We
will ever ask, DC.
Jas. N. Bowling, R N. PrettymAn and
thirty-six others.
| The committee to whom was referred the
matter Of the petition for the exclusion ol
colored children from our schools, beg leave
to report that,
WHEREAS, It appears that a number ol
citizens object to the admission OF colored
children to those schools where white
Children attend. and,
WHEREAS, The School Law provides that
the class of our population referred to car
only be admitted except with the unani-
nous consent Of the District, therefore,
Resolred, That the colored children be
dismissed from the schools Of this city, and
that meeting of the District City Of d.
venport be called on Friday evening. the
cath inst, at the Court House, att O'Clock
to take into consideration measures BY
] which the provisions Of the law in their be
half may be e6ectually carried out
Signed,
j A. 8 maxwell,
/ ". L Coox.
Report adoptsd and osdgSd pahlished b
! ]. r Jeaasoa, sss1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

CORRlN Il DOW,
rrORNEYS AND COUNSRLLORS AT LAW
NOTARIRS PUBLIC
Ofnce-At Mxcklot I Corbin's Exchange once.
Os..rrovt iowa oclSt
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n. " HELLER,

GENERAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
NJ Merchant, (Wholcsale) Agent of the Syracuse
salt Manufaetsry for Davenport and neghbor .ns
towns
Warehouse opposite Il. Il. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
Augl0'S3
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psEIDrRBCCK& 4 MILLER.

MANUFACTURERS OF PURE AND UNADUL-
1Nl tcrated VINEGAR. Orders to be left at their
store. corn,r Second and Gaines street
~ Empty barrels bought ia csange FOR Vine
gar. aug3l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
II w mo NJ HIN IL

SEW NJ ACH N E.
mi ,s the "A, No. l" Sewing Machine for al
Of se wing, even to the most beautiful
III II M M Z NJ O..
We prefer the wheeler WILSON for family USE
A. r. Tribune.
wheeler wilson's Machines are the fscorites
sor families Y. Times
An ex xamination Of these machines and their worA
d. P. WHITE, Agent,
ssoond st., opposite Cook savgsut's Bank, Davsn-
neSt Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.-Yester-
day afternoon another of those frightful
runaways which are becoming go common,
took place. Mr.. Thomas Byrns was COM
ing down Brady street, with horse attach
ed to a small lumber wagon, when enc Of
the lines broke, and the horse took fright
and ran with great violence. pitching Mr..
b. out, cutting frightful cash, some four
inches in length, on the frontal portion of
his head, and brusing his shoulder severely.
rhe h, rse made q dash for the sidewalk at
Sam. Perry's corner, and went down the
same at fearful rate-smashing up dry
GOODS boxes and causing much alarm. SAM
Perry's goods were slightly disarrAnged,
AM the body of the wagon left before his
door, for repairs; while the horse went on
with the fore wheels, and came very near
running over several persons on the walk !;
breaking up stove for Sickes 4 Bro; scat
tering a bout onions for d. A. Burrows, and
playing smash generally. He ran to the
river and was taken up. Mr.. Byrns was
carried into Mr.. Fiarchld's drug store,
where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Cole.
which operation, though very severe, he
bore with great fortitude. Though critical,
We trust the wound will not prove fatal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

(tvIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ INTENDKNT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
and ornamental Drawing.
Once mt Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner 81 ana Perry. jy2idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

n>gRrH DxrRACrBD DY A NEW PRO0ReS
j 1lUO b u u Is 6 D i U u u .
ovv1nu-un n~,vin,. Uo~k. a p,,rv he4v..r "A
and Ish strae,.
Having completed erraneeoenss, No now PR.
pared 70 extract teeth ~ admittia. elght current
Of electricity around the toosh % the De u exsroc
tiou, thereby ALA yins ~ pain Attendant upon e.
tractng ~ the ordinary neseoo.
Thepseaent has fui! knowlsoee OF wnas y pees-
Ing, and there ero NOT tnnoe enecse vno ere oftoo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
ELIAS HALE

ELIAS HALE,
AUCTIOAEER Il COMMISSION MERCHANT
(SEcoSD sTREEr, EAST or PERRy.
Having large and commodious rooms for the sale
ofDry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing Furniture, Watches, ,Jeweary and
Fancy Goodr, in fact, OF every description. Aso-as
Agent for X. Blake see Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On oois Consigned to be sold without reserve at
Auction.
Oonsignm snts Of Merchandise OF every description
solicited, and sales settled prompts.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer,
Dec. Stf Second street, 3 doors east Of Perry
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~ a.. GOu.E. NJ. II.

v" " NOBIH1t
nHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OCULIST RESI-
i dencc Le Claire House, oflce Franklin Block,
room No. upstairs.
juns3.dtf
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i. w. IL. BAKER, NJ. ID.
T.C. CAMPBELL,

DHY6ICIAN AND SURGEON. N.-OFFICE-POS1
i OFFICE BLOCK; Housc-North side of Fiff
street, between Brady and Perry. Jan8ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

A Nass Meeting ofthe Democracy will be held
at the Court use in this city, on Wednesday, the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21
CuAS. L.. PUTNAM
ERElpIHICK SCRAAG

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
"A Notary Public. Office, No. %, Davsnporpt
Block, Main street. aug29
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-21

TIC. CAMPBELL,
A TTORNEY AND CoUksELLOR AT LAW,
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Ofice-Oavenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
ond streets. deel6dtf
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TODAY'S ADVTS.
Instruction O tho Plane, vlolln,
German LamRuaRe.

E08O. WOLLNRR. Of Germany, and laas
l. Professor Of the Musical Departmsns O she Troy
Conser-n Academy. Vermont. voald rsspscsevliv
ann0ence % The titsens Of Dsvoupsst and v1o0nlep
shat Ne nov prepae ID 10 receive nee puoala = =
this city.
r.psis vm b hstsss:sa = sAsls psuo1sess. -
q hts Muosc BonUA
sumo rev pupils that hsvs % insossmA g.
prAcsice either on Pisno o. Meloleoa & - rv.1e
1os 0rMs and further part,culara, peeoso sss1y sS
~ o0cs, No FORESTS Mock. eosnss e 1Air6 -
Ferry stresA
Pianos tuned In satisfactory manner.
Davenport. Septsmbsr %. l6b6.
sep9t-d2w PRRD wOaINnR
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18
AuGUsT APPOINTMENTs.

Dr.L v. Piece sil Be IN tie following
places remaining bot one day IN each place.
l01ngat0Wn Union House., Tuesday Aug. H..
harrea Gaskill House "Wednesday Angast ls
CAnheld BostSisk House, THURSDAY Auguss o.
balem tarquhar House, Friday .fukust 90
Co'umbiana WidoE Surgeon House Sat. 4 s.
Ne. Lisbon Watson Hoase, HoB. August %.
Nelsville Whftacre H0use Tuesday Aueust ~
Hanover Ickes BOuse, Wednesday AuFus, Is
Minerva fingling House Thursday August %
CarfOllt0n Patton House, FRIDAY August "a
Mar Thorough At The Public House, Sat. hug. u
NeutOnlals AmercAa House Monday Aug. 30
ViADa Willap House TUESDAY August 81
DE. PIEhcE would inform that he Is ready %
receive calls from all persons Who are afflicted
Hith diseases IN the most Complicated, as vel
as The most simple form; and as be has bad the
most perfect success IN relieving the sufefing,
Of those who have spphbd TO bin, he hatIsrs
himself that persons seeking bis advice, will
never regret it, and alter IOllONihg bis mild
prescriptions, viii not complain OF diseased
teeth or ruined constitutions, from the effect
Of medicide given in great doses, without
thought Of the future happiness and health Of
tPe patient.
DR. PIKRcE thinks q small quantity Of medi.
cine properly administered, with the advice
which he can give in regard 70 diet, exercise,
&C., viii, II strictly followed. build up rather
than undermine the constitution Oftaose who
are rlready attacked with disease.
Those persons desirous Of consulting PLY.
sician, will do we'll TO call upon D, r, as be
will charge nothing for advice. All intend.
ing TO call, should call early Is possible, ,as the
time Is limited, and the appointments viii be
pnnctually kept as above. June 9. 1858.
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ARRIVAL Il DEPARTURE OF
NAILS.
STEURENVILLE.

ARRIvFs-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at D o'clock, P. NJ. nhPARrs-Mouday, Wed
nesday and Friday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
N E W RKET:
ARRIvEs-Daily, at 6 o'clock, P. NJ. DI
PARTs-Daily, at 6 o'clock, A. NJ.
ON EIDA,
ARRIyEs-Daily, at o'clock, P. NJ. DE-
PARrs-Daily, at Z O'Clock, A. M.
CA DIZ:
ARRIVES Thursday, at o'clock, P. NJ
DEPARTS Wennesday, at o'clock, A, M.
MBRID GE:
Arives-Saturday, at o o'clock, Pm. De,
parts--Thursday, at o'clock, A. N.
II A NJ NJ ON DSVILEE:
ArriVes-Tuesday, at 3 o'clock, P. N. De.
parts-MOuday, at o'clock, A. NJ.
EW P II LABEL LPHTAi
Arrives-Saturday, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. De.
at o'clock, A. M.
SU MMITV LILLE:
Arrives-Saturday, at u o'clock, N. De.
professionally, at o'clock, P. NJ.
NEW H RRISBU URGH:
Arrives-Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
At 10 o'clock, A. N. Departs-Same days, Of
o'clock, A. NJ.
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PETITIOY TO SELL.

State Of Ohio. Carroll Ia The Probate court.
county, 20.
John B. Moody, a. Elizabeth whitla.
Administrator Of vii S(sidoE) william An.
am Whitla, decd. drsus and Margaret.
-. yA his wife, Of The coun.
Elisabeth Whila ct Al. " of Jefferson. In
yhe State Of Ohio; Isaac n. Jackmaa and Jane
bic wife, Of the county Of Dekalb. 10 the State
Of Indiana; William Whitla, Eleanor Whids.
Elisabeth WhillA, Jr., Julian Wbilla, John
Whitla and David Whilla. heirs At law Of vii.
ham Wbitla, deceased, and residents of Gar
roh county, Ohio, win take notice that on the
itth day OF August, 1858, John B Moody, as
1ne Administrator Of William Whitla, deceAs.
Cd, hled in the Probate Court Of Carroll eoun
y, his petition against them, wherein be al.
ledges that said estate has no personal assets,
and that It Is indebted in the sum Of three
Thousand dollars, and that said deceased died
seized Of the following lands situate in said
Oarrol county, and described as the south i.
west quarter of section twenty mine, in town.
ship twelve and range four, except ten acres
heretofore sold and conveyed to James KAin;
also the west half Of the south-east quarter of
section, township and range aforesaid: also ave
acres out Of the south corner Of the southeast
quarter OF section thirty Eve, in township and
range aforesaid, commencing at the south.e east
quarter Of said section, thence west fourteen
rods, thence north far enough TO include in an
oblong square five acres, and prsys for the
sale Of said land for the payment Of said deb ts,
and that said petition will, on the 2Oth day Of
September, 1858, move sSid court for the sale
Of said land JOHN B. MOODY.
Admir- of VIM, Whitla, deed, by E. R. Eek.
ley, his atty.
Aug 18th 1858:
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NATURES SAFETY VALVES.
BEWARE OF IGNORANT ENGIN-
FER9.

NHANJs
Infinite mischief has been done, is done
daily, by class Of practitioners who may,
with truth. be callsl medical Iiukers.-
These gentlemen are content to patch up
the diseased frame, instead of renovating
the system. Their aim is to sappreSs
rather than TO eradicate. Professor HoI-
loway belongs to different school. His
cures are not superficial and Temporary,
but complete and permanent. His theory
of external diseases is founded on reason
and analogy. Assesses ulcers, and run
ming sores, be looks upon as rafety valves,
opened by nature, to permit the escape of
morbid matter. To suppress the discharge
without removing the caue. he would con-
sider about as rational as to tie down the
valve Of steam boiler while steam was
rapidly generating within. AS the care
ful engineer puts out the fire in the fur
mace when he would stop the production
Of ateam, SO Holloway quenches the in
flammatory principle which induces sup
puration, before he attempts to close the
orifce through which the discharge takes
place. Hence the extraordinary cures Of
sore legs, open wounds, assesses, sore
breasts, and ulcers Of all kinds accomplish.
by bis Ointment and Pills. These exte-
rior affections are the indices Of internal
corruption and the effect Of the pills is 10
disinfect and purify the auimal fluids in
which that corruption exists. The poison
carried by the blood vessels to the surface
is met and Deutralized by the Ointment,
and thus the disease is quenched at its
sources, and at the points where it is de.
velopen, at one and the same time. The
result is that no relapse occurss, for the
poisonous elements being annihilated,
there is nothing left, either iu the recesses
Of the system or IN the outward integu-
ments, can rekindle inflammation. The
diseas is dead, past all resurrection. To
film over virulent ulcer, witoout destroy
ing its causeis to throw back inflammation
upon the vital organs. The only name
that can begiven to such treatment is pro-
fesional homccide. Holloway utterly ig-
nores all skin deep practice, the cures
wrought BY bis remedies are thorough and
fundamentally Y Sunday Mercury"
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

President. flames Buchanan.
Vice President. John G. Breckenridge
Sec. Of State--Lewis Cass.
Sec. Of Treasury--HoweIl Cobb.
Sec. of Interior--Jscob Thompson.
Sec. of Navy-Isaac Toucy.
Sec of Wsr--John B. FLOYD.
p, NJ. General Aaron V. Brown.
Attorney Gen.-Jeremiah 8. Black.
Com. of Pensious--Geo. G. Whiting
Com. Of Patents--T. Holt,
U. S. Senators-9. F. Wade, George
E. Pugh,
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor-Salmon P. Chase.
Lieut.. Cov.-Martin Welker'
Sec. of State-A' P. Russell.
Treas, Of State--A. p. Stone.
Aud, Of State-Francis NJ. Wright.
Attorney General-C. P. Walcott,
b of Public Works-John Waddle, A.:
G Conover, A. L. Backus.
Judges, Supreme Court-Thomas Bart
ley, Josiah Scott, Jacob Brinkerhoff, ].
r. Swan, Milton Sutliff.
Com. Public Schools--Anson Smythe.
State Controller-Wm. B. Thrall.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Judges District CoWt-Lyman W. Pot.
ter, B. F. Hoffman, Horace Wilder.
Com. Pleas Court--President Judge
Lyman w. Potter.
Member of Congress--John A. 3ing.
ham.
Senator--Thomas W. Chapman.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Representative j, B. Roach.
Probate Judge--John H. Trip.
Clerk of Oourt-John O. Baxter.
Auditor Washington Butler.
Treasurer--J John L. Hunt.
She:if-Edwin FerreI,
Recorder-Isaac Ulman'
Pros. Attorney-Wm. II. Champer.
Commissioners-Thos. Wier, ], STRAY.
er J. Gregg.
Infirmary Directors-Wm. Neyip, D,
Rheem, J. Fawcett,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA PA.
Il Benevolent Institution, established By
special endowment for the relief of TIE
sick and distressed. afflicted sOiM Viralenl
and Epidemic diseases.
~ o all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
L such as Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, GOnOrrhOea, ,Gleet SYPHILIS the Vice
OF 0nsnism. or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the de-
ptions practised upon the unfortunate VIC
tins Of such diseases by Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, to open
Dispensary for the treatment of this class CT
diseases, in all their forms; and t3 give Medical
Advice G'atis, to all who apply BY letter. with
a description Of their condition, iage, occupa
tion, habits Of life, &C., and in cases of ex.
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free of
charge. Il is needless TO add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and viii furnish the most appro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on review OF the past, feel
assured that their labors in this sphere OF be.
nevolent effort, have been Of great benefit to
lie afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re.
newed zeal, to this very important but, much
despised cause.
Just published BY the Association, a re
port on SpermatorhOea or seminal Weakness
the Vice of 0nanism, Masturbstion or Sci.
Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which i'll
b, sent by mail, lin sealed letter envelope,
free of charge, on the receipt of two stamps
for postage Address, for report or treatment
Dr. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors.
GEo. FAIRCHILD, EZRA D. .HEARTWELL,
Secretary. President
Dec. "a, 1857.
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ROAD NOTICE

A petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners Of Carroll county at the September
sesrions, praying for ar alteration on the road
leading from Capper's Mill to Clusters saw
mill in Perry township; beginning for the al
teration at the North end of Joshua Davis
orchard, where said road intersects the Bus
Dry and Nicely roads; thence south along the
inc between the lands Of said Joshua Davis
aud John Butterfeld about sixty rods moro or
less; thence in south west direc ton throuph
lands OF said Joshua Davis the best rom, to
Intersect the road leading from tho said John
butterheids to the said Custer's saw mill
MANY PETITIONERS:
August 4th 1858.
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Approved and Condemned.


The Buchanan Democrats At Washing.
ton are delighted with The Piebald plat.
form Of Ohio Democrats. The Wash.
ing,on Un'on Is in extacies, II says
Tho action Of The late Democratic Con.
vtntion in Ohio gives the most gratifying
assurance that the nationality aud lnlegri.
" Of the party ecnnot be easily disturbed.
Whatever differences may have arisen
among our friends in Ohio during the PEN
dency Of the Kansas question in the late
session OF Congress, all dissensions are now
at an end. There is not ouly universal
concurrence in the settlement Of that dis
turbing issue by the English bill, but with
cordiality, unauimily, and enthusiasm the
Democrstic masses Of Ohio have rallied to
the standard OF their party, determined to
give to the patriotic administration Of Mr..
Buchanan . support worthy allie Of them
and the President Of their choice"
But further South, they do not ssem 50
united in their commendation Of the Ohio
Democratic views. There it is thought,
they, like their cO.labOrer John Mitchell,
have gone altogether beyond the south It's
elf in advocating southern ideas. Thus
the Richmond Enquirer, speaking Of the
Ohio platform, says:
"An express acquiesceuce in the Kansas
compromise was hardly necessary, esps-
cially in view Of the fact that such acqui.
escence now amounts TO nothing more than
an approval or toleratiOn Of q msasure al
ready enacted. 1t will probably be omit.
tud by other State Conventions, especially
in those of the Southern States where
large bodies Of the Democracy disapprove
the compromise measure"
The Buckeye Democrats ought 10 wait
next time till they get more specific in-
structions from their masters. TLey should
not run before they are sent, least they run
into mischief.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18
Road Notice |!

The Supervisors of Roads and Highways in
Carroll County; are hereby notified that tho
Commissioners of Carroll County, at their June
Session, sin accordance with the law passsd
April 9th, 1883" Ordered; that the time for
working out the Road taxes, charged to the
property holders Of said county, be extended
to the first day of October, s5s.
WASH. BUTLER,
Aud. Car. Co. o.
0arIoiiton June ttn, 1906. 3w.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
IN petition presented to the Commissioners
of Carroll Co., o., at their next meeting for an
alteration Of the Hanover and Robert George
Road, beginning at the south end Of Jsckm AMI
bridge, in Washington township, thence a
south westerly direction to the southeast cor
Of B. O. Jackman's orchard, thence south to
or near hickory tree in n. L. Shaw's mead.
ow thence east, until II intersccts the road at,
or near, the wagon shed Of said N. L. Shaw
and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS,
Aug. II, lc5S.--4w.
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Sale Of Real Estate By order of Court.
IN the 2sth day of August, 1858, at 8
U o'clock P. NJ. will be sold on the premi.
ses to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of ]. +. Lindsay deceas
ed late of Carroll county, to wit: A part of
the northeast quarter Of section ten, township
thirteen, range four of lands ordered to be
sold at Steubenville, Ohio; beginning at the
south west corner of said quarter section,
thence east 20 poles, thence north to the road
leading to George Greens to William POTTS.
thence in a north.easterIy direction along MA
line to where it crosses the west line OF said
quarter section, thence said section line N tbe
place of beginning containing fifty acres
Appraised at 1925 90. Terms cash.
SAMUEL SMILEY, Adm.
of. +. Lindsay, decd
August A, le58.-4w.
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MAN.oF.WAR RAIsED.-The IA gun
steamer Turk was raised from the bed of
the hsrbor SebastOpol on the 23rd of June
last, by the American Submarine Compa.
ny. The Boston Transcript learns that
her machinery is in almost perfect condi-
tion. 1t is estimated that an outlay of five
per cent. will restore her to almost her ori,
ginaI value; and she will probably be pur.
chased by the Russian Government.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

NJ NOTTCE is hereby given that have been sp-
ANpointed executor Of the estate of RObt. Nc
Reown, late OF Carroll county, decd. Persons
ha ing claims agai nst said estate will present
them within one year from this date, and per.
sons indebted will make immediate payment
JOHNB. MOODY
Aug. ll-Sw. Executor.
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NQ TICE.

IDHE Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile as
ISOLATION Of Psypesburgh, Stark co., Ohio,
having disposed of their entire stock Of
Goods to G, 2. Augustine & Co., (who will
continue the business at the old stand) hereby
notify all those indebted to said assoc iation'
that their accounts and notes must be settled
Immediately. The books ard notes remain h,
the hands OF G. P. Augustine, former Agent
of the association, who il authosettlerized "a
aud receipt for the Pame.
By order of the Board Of Directors
MATTHIAS FIREST0EE PrcF.i. s
Waynesburgh, aprii25 '55-tf. .-s.---