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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

VERY ExrRAoRpINARy-T Abing-
don Virsinian is responsible for the fol-
lowing remarkable horse stoTles--lnot
fish stOries:'0
Some two years ago, Mr.. Thomas l..
Preston, Of Sallville, had pair of very
fine match horses. Passing along the
street in Abingdon one of them reared up
fell back, and died wilhou, struggle.
Three or four weeks ago, the other, in
running through gate, ripped himself
open with a nail. as was supposed, and
his pou,h dropped out. After running
about 100 yards, all his entrails came out
at the end Of another 100 yards his
heart and liver were dropped, and he ac-
uallv IAN 80 yards farther, with all his in
sides out before he fell and expired.
Hard as this is of belief, il is true, and was
related to US by gentleman of the strict
est veraCity.
On Sunday morning last, as The tain,
several hours behind time, was coming
down lIe grade near Mr.. Hay,er's two or
three miles east of Abingdon, ii encoun-
tered horse on The track, and picking
him up on the cow-ca,cher, carried bm
across the high bridge over Sali.woTk's
road opposite Mr.. Hsyier's residence, and
mmbed him down an embankment 30
reet high, without breaking bone. The
horse, although badly bruised aud Jol'ed,
will recover.
The TceJM Of September in Hes
term Naryiand.--Friday was observed in
Hagers,own by the firemen and others, as
the anniversary of the battle Of North.
Point. Tie Old Defenders, in carriages,
led the procession, followed by mounted
escort Of ore member from each company
in line. There were but seven OF these
old veterans left in the Town who wero
able to parlicII ate with the younger pop
ulation in the ceremonies of The day, and
in fighting their battles over again, and
these were Capt George ShIyoek, Capt.
David Ar,z. Capt John Byers, Sergeanis
William McCardIe and Daniel Osler and
Prva,es Frederick Ilumriokhousc and
VIM. H. Handy.
In Frederick, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday were observed in honor OF that
event On Saturday, a Battalion parade
Of the Unilei Guards, Capt. J. 7. Sim,
and Junior Defenders, Capt. John Rit-
che. severay accompanied by ilubbard's
Corner Band and the American Band. all
in full Uniform, was had. On Sunday
morning the Association Of The United
Brethren Of the War Of 1912" atttnled
Divine Worship in a body al the Presby-
tcrian church, under escort Of The above B
named companies, and on Monday the
Independent RInemen, Capt. Roberts. ap-
peared for the second time, aud attracted
favorable attention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

GAKDENING PnR LADIES. Make up
your teds early 10 Ihe morning; soW bul-
tons on yo'r hu,band's 81 ids; do not rOks
up any grievances; protect ine young
and tender branches Of your family plant
a smlleol good temper IN your face, and
carefully root out all angry feelings, and
expect good crop OF happiness a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25
Revcrses of Gen Sutter.

A California correspondent thus dis
courses in reference TO the first dlScoverer
Of The California gold digglngs -
"'Il was on Gen. Suffers grounds. as
vou know, the dust was first found, which
led TO all our gold mining. He is an his
,orlcaI character, and something of his
present condition will be interesting. He
was the owner of an immense territory,
one section containing $4,000 acres. in
cIudng Sacrimento, another section 49,
600 acres including MarysviIIe, and en-
bracing l45, 900 acres Of the richest lands
in California. Not being business man,
he entrusted to American agents the sale
Of his lands. Being Of easy access and
desirons of being clever, it was no diff
cult matter 10 persuade him to sign almost
any kind of paper memorandum in mo-
ments Of con6ding hilarity.
1t was also not unusual for him TO lis
ten 10 suspicious inuendoes and suddenly
to dis place one agent by the appointments
Of another. His agents, and they were
numerous, involved him in all sorts Of
conditional agreements, which engender-
ed mass of tangled and triangular suits
at law. So that, what with liberal hand
ed gifts, defalcations Of agents, Iegal costs
and compromises, as well as prncely
profusion of private expenditure, the
whole of his immensely valuable prlncl-
pality has been frittered away till not a
sous remains Lsuerly, his signature he,
ing wanted to clear up some flaw of title
covering large valuation, he was offered,
for his signature, the return of small
corner of his vast heritage, where by in
dustry and economy his family might
live in a plain way. lie now lives on
Hook farm the result Of this transaction,
on the Feather river, eight miles below
Marysville. His tile is by 10 means
perfect. 1t is TO be hoped, however, that
his declining years may not be further
embittered by disturbance in this final re-
luge. The General is a horid gentleman,
of Sc probably, urbane in his manner,
quite social, and only toO clever for his
own good.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

Mr.. George Peabody has retutned TO
London from his visit 10 the continent, and
his many friends in ibis country viii be
grstifed to learn ths, his health has been
greatly improved during bis rip.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

"A new order Of Odd Fellows was IN
siiisied in M,rtinsburg. on Jondsy night
last. lis called HHIsgsri Lodge. and
i. com posed entirely OF German. The
following are the officers Installed for he
pseseul Ierm - Michael. GrunJ, f.. b.;
r. PsIegon. o. B.; Wm. Shadd. u. B.;
Ferdinand Calling. Secretary; Guslas
uerberg, Treasurer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

SINGULAR kxcUsE.-The Annapolis
Gazette tells the following story Of cili-
zen Of that place person better known
for his wealth than for his liberality, was
requested 10 aid in the erection of a
church. The subscription book was pIa-
ced in his hands. lie looked at it anx-
iousIy and earnestly aud handed it back
with the astonishing remark mo, sir !
| will not give anything; not half rs
many people go 10 hell nosC as ought to
go."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

The most beautiful sight in nature says
Dobbs, was woman be met Yesterday.
Grace was in her step. heaven in her
eyes. and baby in her aims Busy
Bee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

A few days ago cow put her head
through hooPed skirt hanging at store
III Portsmouth, Va, and ran down street
with il on her neck, 10 the grea! amuse-
menl of boys and bachelors. The cows
wearing hoops Whatnexi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

We learn from The Hancock tMd.)
Journal, that by the explosion of a dmd
lamp on board The canal boat IgIrharI,
owned by J. r. Luekeu, Of Hancock, ly-
ing al Lynn's wharf, Cumberland cily on
Sunday night the 5h inst, young man
by the name Of Joshua Dick, was so bad
ly burned as 10 cause his death in few
hours,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

Loss If President Lopczs Son and
JU0 HLdrtd LiUeS.-ihere was ter
nbe gale IN tie vicinity Of Bueros Ayfes
on the 2Olh Of July. is said ilaI tic
Brazilian steam lrgale Maze loundered IN
this storm, with loss Of all hands. She
had 200 troops on b, ard, together "Ilh
President Lopez's son. AEer being at
sea several days, The Maze encountered "
storm, and put into Sania Catalina 70 re.
pair damages. When her repairs had
been completed. she again POI TO sea,
bound to Monieyi,do, snd bas NOT since
been heard Of an almost ince'sani
Storm has prevailed ever since. and ves-
sells that have arrived in Damaged cUndi-
lion. report having passed near the mouth
of the river large numbers OF dead bodies,
dressed IN tie Brazilian uniform.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

RoBERT s. CoLLMAN, Sheriff Of Carroll
county, Virginia, has been convicted OF
forgery, and sentenced 10 two years i'm
prisonmenl IN the Penilenlisry. The ev-
ldence, says the WyIherilIe Times. was
very contradictory, and lhe jury took 20
hours to agree. An application is about
10 be made to Governor Wise lor his par
dim
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-25

LUTHERAN SYNOD The Synod OF ite
Evangelical Lutheran Church met IN
Waynesboro' Pa, on Thursday evening
last. The Rev. Dr.. Kpriz, Of Baltimore.
delivered The opening or Syrod'cal Scr
mon. The meetings were highly inter-
eslng and largely attended. TIE body
adjourned on Monday morning. he
next meeting Of The Synod vii be held ~
llagersiOwn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-11-24
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
hOVEMBER APPOINTMENTS

RR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully inform,
- the citizens Of Tuscaraus Stark and Car
roll counties and the surrounding country; that
he will remain IN the following places. All
persons affected with any complaint OF a chron-
ic nature, are invited to call for grstuitous con
sultation.
Stack Co., SavaT House, Canton, Nov %
Waynesburgh Hotel, 90
Minerva Yengling House, q
Tiscarawas Co., Nelson House, New
PHILADELPHIA, 2e
DR., DelIenbaug gh fatters himself that he
can cure Chroni5 complaints Of the Oldest and
most obstinate character. He uses no mer-
curial preparations, and only medicines that
are purely vegetable.
DR.. D., Of Cleveland. is the son Of the eel
ebrated DR.. BelIenbaugh, late Of Georgetown,
who so successfully treated and prescribed for
267, 900 patients during % years practice in
this stale.
All diseases pertaining to Women and Chil,
dren treated with great success by Dr.. Dell
! enbaugh.
Where DR.. D. prescribes for patients, his
charges will be satisfactory: There IS no one
practising in Georgetown on the Dellenbaugh
system.
NIB. DR.. D speaks the German language.
About two years ago my general health
became much impaired, and in short time
there was an eruption made its appearance
on my face and body assuming the very worst
type Of skin disease. so called by the Drs.)
Ny husband being physician, tried different
remedies, but availed nothing. then applied
to other eminent physicians, but got no relief
By this time my head and face was mass OF
! sores. heard Of DR.. D's great success in
| treating chronic diseases and diseases of the
| skin. Iappied to him and in less than three
months he had the eruption removed, and my
general health improved under his treatment
so that nowenjoy good health. In conclusion
l would say, those suffering from like dis
ease, sh ould apply to DR.. Dellenbaugh.
Nov. 3.--td. MRS. A. FOGEE.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On the 4th day of December. 1883, at /
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court house, in Carrollton, Carroll county, o.,
will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the undi
vided half of the following real estate, as the
property Of Lucinda Shepherd an insane per-
son. John Mclaughlin and Samantha Nc
Luaghlin, and Elizabeth Crawford minors:-
Lots numbered %, appraised at s.; and AZ,
and AZ, appraised at 81 each, and l. 2, 5, 6
I and s, appraised at $3.50 each, also, out lots
numbered /. ., 8, 4, at $50 each in Meehan.
icstown, Carroll count, Ohio. Also, 66 acres
more or less, adjoining Nechanicstown, Car.
roll county, Ohio, being part of the east half
OF the south west quarter of section twenty
nine, Of township thirteen, and range four;
appraised at $780, Also, part Ofthe south
west quarter Of section twenty, Of township
four, cen, Of range fye;, containing 20 acres,
more or less, and the south east quarter ofsec
20. township fourteeu, of range five, containing
I6O acres, appraised at Sl295. Subject TO one
h,M of III e dover estate of Elizabeth Shep,
herd. widow Of William Shepherd, deceased.
Terms cne third in cash, one third in one
year. and one third in two years, the defer.
red payments secured BY mortgage on the
property.
Elizabeth Shepherd, guardian of
Lucinda Shepherd.
John Mclaughlin, Guardian of
Samantha Mclaughlin.
William S. Crawford, Guardian of
Nov. 10, '5s.-f Elizabeth Crawford.
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OFFICE OF The JUDGE OF PRoBArE

UFFICR OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
Carrolton, Oct. 81, 1853.
TlHE following accounts of Executors, Ad'
ministrators and Guardians have been filed
L in this office. aud are set for hearing OF
Monday the 9th day Of December a. d. 1858,
at O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, and will bt
continued from day to day until all are 1ispo
sed Of The filing and peudency of which Ac
countants and heirs interested win take notice
viz:
Final account of George Easterday Admins.
of Adam yesterday decd.
=" of John Davis & George NJ
Farland, executors of John Da
Wis, decd.
Of James A Lee guardian Of
Charles Mess, minor.
First account Of William Brugh, executor
Of John Brugh decd.
of George Weeds & Robert
Woods, executors Of William
Woods decd.
F" of Jonathan Moore, guardian
Of minor heirs of Henry Clrna
ban, decd.
Oct 81. 1858.
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DUFF AND COMPANY's
LINE OF MERCANTILE COL
LEGES
AT PITTSBURGH and
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WHEELING, Va,
COLUMBUS, o., and
BURLINGTON, Iowa.

With full staff OF experienced teachers,
all trained for business by the principal Stu
dents will find, by proper inquiry, tha. By
graduating in this Institutson, or any Of ils
Inc branches, they will obtain the following
important advantages over those Of any other
/ Commercial School in the country:
lst. lts reputation follows its students
through life.
| ID. The student Is instructed In DO th for
eign and domestic businass.
3d. Histraining includes matters Of practice
II wholly unknown to common teachersl tha
greatly dimirish bis chances Ci failure in bust
Ress.
4ih. Changing Single into Double Entry
without new Books.
9th. A new metkod Of proving ks
found in Duifs Book keeping only.
9th. The six columned Journal.
7th Dulf's self proving Bill Books.
9Th. Duff's new form Of Bank Check Book,
9th. Dulf's rule for winding up dissolved
partnerships.
10Th bua's Rules for adjusting deranged
Books.
lIth. Duff's Rules for coupullng interest
18th. Practice in making out Merchants in.
vaces'
18th. Specifications for constructing ac-
counts OF sales.
l4th. Steamers re sbippingg freight and
passengers.
10TH Settlements between owners.
l6.h. settlements between owners after loss
Of the vessel.
l7th. sale Of one owners share to another.
18th. steamers singh Entry changed to
Double Entry Books.
10Th. Exercise in adjusting steamers de-
ranged Books.
10th. On graduating each student is pre-
sented with an elegant bound copy Of Dun
can s Business and Ornamental Penmanship
the most valuable work en- the science noR
publilhed,
sT Fifteen first premiums silver Medals
and Diplo mas for DuR's Book-keepn gibit-
9uncan's pepmanship, since 1855 are ezh
ed in our office.
No engraVings are ever Gent to Correspond
ents as Penmanship.
Call and see Mr. Duncan perform viii
pen.
Oct Goth 1858.
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cI4L NOTICES.


Complying sab the urgent rvqaest Of huh-
dreds Of their paiieut'.
DRs. q. NJ. FncG & ]. w. sYKEs,
Have concluded totemajl permanently n
Pistsburgh. and mar be consulted al their o.
Gee. No l9l Penn Street, opposite lbe ST.
CLAIR HOTEL, daily, except Sundays, for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, ,BKCxUHrIs and 81 Other
Chronic Complaints complicated viih or caus.
ing Pulmonary Disease, including CaiaHh,
Heart Disease, Affections Of The Liver, Dys-
pepsia, Gastids, Female CI mplainis, etc.
DIS FITCH & SYKES would state that
their treatment cf Consumption u based upon
the fact that the disease exists 10 the blood
and system at large. bOtl before, and during
its Development in the lungs, and they there
fore employ Mechanical, Hygienic aud Medical
remedies to purify the blood and itrengshen
the system. With these, they use Medical Ia
haladons, which they value highly, bat only
as PalAtives, (having no curative effect when
used alone,) 5ud lnvalids arc earnestly esut.
toned against wasting the precious time oi
durability on any treatment based upon the
plausible, but false idea that the seat oil The
disease can be reached in a direct manner by
Initiation" for as before stated, the seat OF The
disease is in the blood and is effects only IN
the lungs.
eE-NO charge for consultation.
Il list Of questions will be sent TO those Wish
ing to consult US by letter.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
lNbe presented to the Commissioners Of Car
roll county, at their December session pray
ing for an alteration Of the road leading from
CarrOlltOn, to Minerva, in Carroll county; com
mencing at the east end of Solomon Miller s
lane, thence along the old road till it crosses
the Spring Run at Samuel Wards, thence
east till it strikes an old road at the line be.
tween David FimdIes and Samael Wards;
thence along the old road till it intersects the
road leading from Augusta to the town OF
Malvern, where said alteration is to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct. 81. 1855,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been
N lNappointed Executor Of the last will aud tea.
lament Of Reason Punphrey deeea'ed All
persons holding claims against said esta te
must present them duly authenticated within
one year, and those iulebted must pay i'm
medately.
ALFRED HUMPHREY Exr.
Oct. p. 1858. 3w.
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Safe OF Ohio In Probate Court.
Carroll County ss
Petition to se.l.

Petition to se.l.
Jacob Justus
administrator off By viltue Of an order Of
John Justas decd sale made in above csse
VS. 70 me directed will offer
Slrah Jus.us ct for sale on the premises on
al. the txenty-lourth day Of
November next lhe follow.
ing described lands to wit: the South East quar-.
ter Of the Southwest quarter OF Section ten
in township fifteen Of Range seven in tho
Steubsnville land district containing forty acre,
also part Of the South half Of the North Ea,s
quarter of the Section Aforesaid, bounded a.
follows, beginning at tic Southwest corner
oi said half quarter thence east thirty four
rods; thence Northwest thirty eight rods and
four feet the south fourteen roos, to the plaee
Of beginning containing one acre and onehun.
dTed AMI ten TodE. Being the same lands
on which the said JOdn Jus US deceased Ia ely
resided situated in Monroe township in Carroll
eounty Ohio. Term Of sale one third in hand
and the balance in two equal annual instal.'
ments with interest secured By mortgage On
The premises.
Oct Doth 1858. JACOB JUSTUS,
administrator Of John Jnsius dec'd.
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DRY GOODS.

No. "a WooD. ST, ABOVE DIAMOND ALLEY
i'- PITT s B UR @ IT.
Win be prepared early in September and
throughout the season to offer to the trade,
an unusually varied aud attractive stock Of
Dry Goods and Notions, in which they viii
compete with and market in the United States.
All good merchants are invited TO call,
Pittsburgh, 25th 1858. 8 ".
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
IN ell has been appointed Executor ofthelss
will aud testament OF William Potts decd
All persons owing said estate must pay i'm.
mediately, and those holding claims against
the same must present them automatically with
in one year from this date.
THOMAS GEORGE
Oct, 90, 1858, Executor.
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NO r.

Is hereby given that petition will be pre-.
i sented to the Commissioners of Carroll Co.,
Ohio, at their session in December next, for tie
opening Of county road, Orange township,
beginning at Isaac Browe's barn, and running
the land OF Isaac Browe's, and on the banks
between the upland and meadows; through the
land Of James Hsggarty to intersect the road
leading from Leesburgh to Leaveattsyille on
,hc land Of Mary NJ. Bah near Bradshaws saw.
miIl-also to vacate the present road from the
point of beginning to the crossroads near
Samuel Holmes barn--also to vacata 40 much
of the read leading from Smith s mill TO Bakers
saw. mill, as lies between BradshaW's saw mil
aud James Trips barn. s.sfa ga--s4 3 s.
GB MANY PETITIoNRRs.
Orange township, Nov. S-4w.
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ESTATE N07IHF

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
INhas been appointed and qualified as Adj
minisfrator with the will annexed ofihe vstase
o. John Scott, deceased. All persons owing
said estate must settle Immediately, and thoss
holding claims should present them ' thin oas
years. WILLIAM G..SG0TT, adm.
Nov. 3--3w. with will annexed.
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EXEOUTOR,S NOTT0E

Notice is hereby given that have been ap'
IN pointed executor tf the last will and tas.
lament, Of John J.Smith, decd. Those hav-
ing claims will present them, ahd those indobt,
ed, will pay Immediately,
CYRUS A, SHOBER.
Nov. l7.--3w. Executor,
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ESTATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that have been
appointed Administrator Of the estate of Rob-
cit McMillen deceased. Thois indebted to
said estate will please make payment without
delay, and thoae ha ing claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
within one year from date.
~ JAMES M'MILLEN,
Nov. "a, ls58.--3w Administrator.
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c. BAXTER. G. L sTEAits'
BAXTER hsTERLING's
Drugs Wall Paper depot
IN he Pgi'oa HoiUe, /


AAEncLLroks Oili0. .
WBEREsaiy be foual q luas aBd con
W plsie stock Of D.a,f, MeiiailAs, PERU
nery, Piints, Oh, Varni.tes, DrlyAes, Dyo
siufs, W ind0w Class, Rlll Payer. Borders.
Burning fluid, Fluid Lamps, Fabhestock )
hiio ltad and paints and OILS Of ~ des-rip.
ions. We flso have not Il the proprietor
Palent Medicines, nov before the publc.
II i The inteation q the undersigned 10
keep PURE articles, and win sell them As loH
as thsy can be sold Rat.sFsd By past snc.
eess, an the patronage Of Physicians and our
other numerous fiieudI, We shall By strict at.
tenlion 10 our business, ard selling lov, hope
70 merit a Confluence Of The same. For any
Ihing you reed IN our line, cell sitb us. We
are satisfied tbat We eaa sel a. low Il n0t
lower than the tame car Ne sold IN this ViciD-
ty. BAXTER 4 STERLING.
n. B.-Physicians prescriptions carefully o.
led at sll hours night or day. B.kS
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Bo U G HT. SOLD
ESTATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | have been
pointed Administrator OF the estate Of John Pc
terson sr, deceased Of Fox township Those
indebted to said estate will please max pay
mant without delay; and those having claims
viii present. them properly authenticated for
settlement within one year from date
G. G. ADAMS,
Nov. "a, 1858, -3y Administrator.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

mos george, pill
o VS.. Before columbus
Jas. Hen dersOn, def. Adams, Justice Of
the Peace of Fox township, Carroll Co., Ohio,
on the 22d day Of October, A. D. 1858, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of seventy.nine dol
lars and ninety five cents.
THOMAS GEORGE,
Foy towrship Nov. 3-3y. .rf H.
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EYE0OTOhiS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nnder-
~ signed has been duly appointed executor
of the estate of Mrs. Margaret Slemmer, of
Harrison township. All those indebted will
please make payment Immediately, and those
having claims will present them properly auth en-
ticated for settlement PENER SHAFFER.
Nov. 3-SW.