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The Printer.

The printer Is the Adjunct Of Thought.
aud this explains the mysteries Of the won.
derful word that can kindle a hope as no
song can-ihat can warm = beart as no
hope-that word "WK," With hsDd-in.
hand warmth in It, for the Author and
the Printer are Engineers together. En-
giueers indeed When the little Conicsu
bombardsd OadiE at the distance Of five
miles, il was deemed the very triumph Of
engineering. But what is that pallry
range to this, whereby they bombard the
age yet 10 bel
There at the case be stands and mar
sbsls into line the forces armed for truth,
clothed in immortality and English. Aud
what eau le more noble than an equip.
neut Of thought IN sterling SaxOu--S~x
on With tue rug Of spear on shield there
10, and that commissioning it when We
are dead, to move gradually on to the last
syllable o! recorded time This is to via
= victory frUnI death, for this bad No dy
ing 10 il.
The printer is called laberer, and the
Office be perFormes u toll. Oh, it is ncl
work, but sublime rite be is performing,
when he thus sights the engine that is TO
Aing wOrded truth in gHuder curve than
Missela ere before described fling il into
the bosom Of an age unborn. He throws
of bis cost indeed; We but wonder the
rather, that be d es not put bis shoes from
of hs feet, for the place where he stands
is holy grOuud.
A ll,tle song was uttered somewhere
long ago; it wandered through the twi
nght ieeber than star; il died upon the
ear. But the printer takts it up where it
was lying there III the silence like wound.
ed bud, aud equips 1t anew with wings,
hnd be- sends 1t forth FROM the Ark that
had piesered it, and it flies on into the
future with the olive branch of peace; and
around the world with melody, lik4 the
dawuiug Of aspiring morning Bdyard
ToUi0r.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18

South CARoLINA.-The South CGvOlini-
niGn, the organ of the Democracy of the
Palmento State, published at Columbia,
says the following iuterogatories have been
submitted to the candidates for the Leg.
islstUre:
!. Are you in favor Of the reopeniug
of the African Slave Tradel
E. If called upon to vote for Senator
to represent this State 10 the United States
Senate, would you support National or
Q State Rights Democrat?
8. Are you in favor Of our State being
represented 10 National Convention for
II iminating candidates for the Presidsn'
cyl
We suppose when SOnth Carolina in-
doctrinates the South with a love for the
opening of tue African Slave Trade, and
the South press it upon Congress, and
threaten to go out of the Union unless
Congress accedo 10 their demands, that
there will be 4th Of July orators in the
North who will recommend an acquies.
cence or a compromise, just to save the
Union.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE

We refer the reader to the advertisement
Of this popular remedy. it is highly recon-
mendsd by all who have used it, and ha'
affected wonderful results bv its magic
influence. We know of gentlemen in
this country who have been almost bald
for years, and had their hair entirely re.
stored to its former luxuriance and beauty,
by the use Of Woods Hair Restorative, -
Lsgran ngs Bulletin,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18

HolloOdy'S PaLs.-The fables Of an igno.
laut aye may become facts in au enligth.
enee one, through the instrumeutaIisy Of
scieucs. Eastern romance introduces mag
ic as the agent Of = thousand cures; aud
sober fact, in the nineteenth century, points
US to countless diseases all durable with
absolute certainty by HoLLowAY's FILLS.
Iu most fearful cases of chronic liver com
plant, dyspepsia, physical prostra ion, and
life consuming diarrb@Sws find the health
of the sufferers restored with wonder
fdl celerity by this wOrld-tamed remedy.
Such is the magic Of science.
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.

AWWTW WsFIy WVIFs"'1tFVEF
Geo Y. HsmPsOn, Mrs. G. Harbaugh,
Mrs. Mary Brown, Miss Mary A. NaufuII,
Mrs. E. Pearce.
UNRNUMERATED ARTICLES.
All articles not enumepated iD the fore
going premium lest, will be examined BY
the committee on unenunerated articles,
who will award premiums on all articles
they may deem n.sritorious.
AUdrding Committee.
RH Hole, Daniel Ward, A L ROthsck.
er, Miss Helen A. Eckley, Miss hate
Thompson, Miss Mary Miller.
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For the Girls to rsGd;-A good wife
exhibits her love for Der husband BY try
ing 10 promote his welfare, and BY attsn-
ton to bis comfort. A poor wife "my
desn" and "my loSes'' her husband, aud
woulden't sew button on bis coat 10
keep him from freezing. A sensible wifs
looks for her comfort at home; a silly one.
abroad. A wise girl would win lover
by practising those virtues which secure
admiration when al personal charms have
failed Of the personal effect. A simple
girl endeavoTs to receommGnd herself by
the exhibition Of frivolous accomplish.
meuis and a mawkish sentiment. which
are ss shallow As her mind. A COED
girl always respects hesse!f. aud therefore
slsays possesses The respect Of others
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VISITORS ON FOOT.

/ Will be furnished with tickets # admis
sion, at the Office, for ten cents each.-
These tickets must be delivered 10 the
gate keeper as you pass in.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18

HGov. Wise Of Virginia. Is queer
fellow. He don't believe 10 The South
CsrOlina doctrines on the subject Of white
slavery and mechanical "mud sills." IT,
bis speech at RichmoBd, over The remains
Of President Monroe, be said; 81 ssy
that labor is not the mud sil' Of society,
and l thank God that the old colonial aE-
istocracy Of Virgina, which despised me-
cbanical aud manual labor. is nearly fun
out. Thank God we are beginning to raise
minors, mechanics and Manufacturers that
will help to raise what is left of that aIis-
tocracy up to the middle ground Of respec.
liability" Laughter and applause. Mr..
Wsse is after the presidency, it is under
stood, and South Carolina don't poll
all the votes of the Union.
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VISITORS IN A ONE HORSE CAR.
RTAGE.

In addition TO their ten cent tickets.
will have to purchase a carriage ticket, at
twenty five cents, and deliver it to the gate
keeper, az you pass in.
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VISITORS IN TWO HORSE CARR.
AlF

10 addition to their single admission
tickets, will have 20 purchase n carriage
ticket. at thirty cents, and deliver it to the
gate keeper as you pass 10.
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VISITORS ON HORSEBACK,

In addition to their ten cent ticket, will
have to purchase hots4 ticket at fifteen
cents, both of which must be delivered to
the gate keeper as you pass in.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-08-18

Best specimen Of plumbs so
Best sPeeineH grapes, each variety 80
Atoarding Committee.
John Snow, james Shepherd, James H.
Chambers, John Sterling, Joseph Lane.
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CATTLE
Glass YII.-BMls.

AWarding Conmittes.
JosiahMoore, Moore's Salt Works, JEFF.
Co., o., Daniel Kimmell. James Jerome,
Joel Penuock and William Amos.
CLASS VIII Cows and Rsvsrs.
Rest four year old COW or UPWARDS $500
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

Tho following Is list Of Premiums and
Awarding COMMITTEES Of the eighth An
naal Fair ;, of the Carroll County Agri.
cultural Society, for the year 1858, to be
neld on the Fair Grounds ct Oarollton,
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
the 18th, I4th and 18th days Of October.
CROPS.
CLASS I.-Field Produets.
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Best spripe beifer calf 200
"a do do 100
AtTnding Committee.
Josiah Moore, MOores Salt Works, JEFF.
Co, o., Kimmell, Jalnes Jerome, joel
Peunock, and VIM. Amos.
SHEEP.
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HORSES.
CLASS II.--StGllionS.

AWdrdtfl7 ommIUee,
Mordica Sharp, Sleubeuville, Ohio,
Rein WeIch, CsdE, o., Jacob Strsyer,
Richard Baxter and David Smith
Class IIT.-Brood Mares.
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fnnr unnrs Old and

AcdTding U0M0bEIeFJ
Jacob Maple, Christian HaVerstlck, John
Morledge, John Riley, Gabriel Sell and
John r. Deal.
CLASS w. Geldings for all purposes
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Spanish SAsP'
AtDdrGino Committee

James P. Ccmmiogs, Malon Beatty
Robt. Denniston, James Ilibbetts, jesse
IL. Roudebush, ]. II. Whitcratt
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Alrdrdtng C0nant'EEFe'
Ephraim McClsary, Harrisville. Har.
Co., o., Mordica Sharp, Steubsuville, o.
John Scott, Nathan Primm and Isaac
Jackson,
CLASS V.-Matek Horsss,
Best span Of match horses or mares,
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Spanish Nsrinoss s-Suck,.
4lOdrd NO Committee

John Mansfield, (. NJ. Smith. Richard
ElsOu, ThOs. Smiley and John AOrlsdgs
Class K Sarony !Shssp-s'0e'.
Rast nan of saxouy ewes over two
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A,nnrdino CoFNMitiAs.

Atndrdtn9 CoffiRttfes.
Ephraim McClssry, Harrisville, Har. Co,
o. MOrdicia Sharp, Steubeuvills. 0, John
Scott, Nathan Primm and Isaac Jackson,
Class VI.-Fast Horses.
Fastest rackiur horse or mare $500
% do do 100
Fastest Lrotting horse or mare 200
81 do. do 100
Awardin9 Committee.
Ephraim EcCleary, Harrisvills. Har
Co., o., Mordica Sharp, SteubenVille O.,
John Scott, Nathan Pimm, Isaac Jack
son.
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SWINE.
wrF N
Awarding Committee.

Amos E. Buss, Wm. Scott, VIM. Hsr'
desty. Jacob Justus and II. A. Stidger.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
Democratic Candidates.

Tho Des Mones Journal has "heard the
names of the follwing gentlemen suggested
rs suitable candidates." on tho part of the
"harmonious." It will be seen that our
cotemporary.of the Bugle, is willing to "pit"
himself against the "rascally Black Repub-
lioans" in this Congressional District"
For Secretary Of State-E. B. Bolens, of
Tama; Judge Douglas, Benton.
Auditory. S. Parvn, Muscatine.
Treasurer-J. II. Shoemaker, Mahaska.
Attorney General-J. NJ. Ellwood, Polk;
p. Cad Bryan, Warren; W. I. Barker, Du-
buque.
Register Of State Land Oflice-Judge
Warren, johnson.
For Congrsss-lst District-D. O. Finch,
Of Polk; Ed. Johnston, Lee; G. Franklin,
Wappello; Geo. Gilaspie, Wappello; d. II.
Solomon, Mills; Shcp. Letter, Des Moines;
J. &. Hall, Des Moines; II. II. Trimblc,
Davis; l.. W. Babbitt, Pottawattamie.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
Free Soil In Missouri,

Missouri was lost to freedom in 1920,
through the want of backbone among North
ern Representatives in Congress. Getting
alarmed at the bluster and threats of the
Slave drivers they "compromised' it away.
But the stirring events Of the last few years
have placed train of circumstances in mo-
ton that bid fair to rescue that lost territory
from the grasp of Negro breeders, and to
restore it to free labor and to free men, to
whom it rightly belongs. The giant strides Of
Illinois in wealth, population and improve
ments; the wonderful growth of Iowa on
their Northern border, and latterly, the mir
acle wrought in Kansas on their Western
border, where free labor has planted its
standard in spite of the whole weight of
Missouri to tear it down, are examples which
are working revolution in the public mind
of Missouri. Seventy thousand Free Sellers
have already settled in Kansas and Nebras-
ka, in defiance of the brutal opposition and
persecution of the Slave breeding interest,
and are working wonders in building towns,
cultivating the land, and laying out roads,
bridging streams, and planting all the en-
blems of civilization without the EMPLOYMENT
of Slave, or the help of a day Of unpaid
labor.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
Benton and Douglas.

Now that Mr.. Douglas is certain to be
superseded in the U. S. Senate by Mr.. Lin
coin, the friends of the former gentleman
are beginning to compare his position in Hi
nois, with that held during the last six or
eight years of his life, by Col. Benton. in
Missouri. The parallel holds only in the
iact that Col. Benton ceased to hold Office
az az the hands of his constituents, as Mr..
douglas will, when his present term shall
| expire. For the rest Mr.. Benton was sac.
riIced because while representing a slave
holding State he gave his votes and bis in.
fiuence against the Calhoun dogmas Of
slavery proopagandism; Mr.. Douglas, on the
other hand, while representing a free State.
was the leader in giring practical effect TO
these dogmas, and for this reason bis 'c CON. ~
stituents refuse to trust him Longer. The
act OF Col. Benton, which lost him his Mace
in the counsels of the nation, will crown him
with imperishable honor and renown 50 LONG
as freedom has votary on earth or hum on;7
ty dwelling place in the hearts Of men: the
act Of Mr.. Douglas has sullied his political
escuteheon with an indelible stain, and link
ed his name forever with legislative deed
that will grow more and more hateful With
the hopes OF ages Chicago Democrat.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
.-.p u,.f,. and 81. Joseph Railroad.

A preliminary survey OF the route iof
Railroad from this city to the Nor'h iius " :.
tba State Of Missouri, was commen'.o ~
49, "a inst. under the supervision OF the
ch;af Engineer, and brought to q close on the
17tb. The region of country to be travsrssa
b, tb;, road, the surveying party founo 10
y, mucb better adapted to the easy and cheap
s..,-uc.ios of Railroad than was as hr'1
.nnno,ed. Much interest was felt by the
n.ople along the entire route, and every
d;,no.ition manifested to speed the good
work by every means within their reach
A mass meeting is to be held at Nebraska
City, next Tuesday, for the purpose OF seou.
r;no concert of action among the friends OF
the Road, and to devise ways and means, to
mid in the further prosecution Of the WORK
30 well begun.
As will be seen by notice in another COL
umn. the FIRST annual meeting OF the Stock
holder. Of this Road, for the choice Of Di-
rsc,or,. will be held in this city on the
second Monday (12th) Of July next. At
that time, probably, some mode Of action
will be determined upon. Weare not aware
that any further steps will be taken BY the
Company, until after such meeting.
Western Stage Co.
The recent rains and foods have made
even the main thoroughfares OF travel al
most impossible. There is hardly single
"sloush- -bridgc' on the road from Iowa City
to Council bluffs, but has been swept away
Mud il so deep bottom cannot be found. II
is emphatically the worst time perhaps ever
known in this country for travelling leu
notwithstanding all these disadvantages, the
Stage Co. have pushed through the mails.
They baye had to contend with Oil manner
of difficulties and resort to many different
expedents. They have carried mails by
coach, hack, wagon, on horseback, and on
tho backs of drivers and agents, splash
ing, wading and swimming. No one, unles
he tries it, can form an idea Of the labor,
caro- and danger Of carrying these mails
through during the past two or three weeks.
The Stage Co. certainly deserves the thanks
of the entire community for their enterprise
and resolution. They have pobly performed
their work.-Des M0ines journal.
Them's our sentiments, friend PORTER
we have heard this Company denounced in
unmsssursd terms during the past two weeks,
yet, We believe they are "more sinned against
than SHINING" 1t is true, owing to causes
above stated, there has been great irregu-
larties in the arrival Of the mails; often
times, the paper mails have como here thor
oughly saturated with water, yet we do not
believe this was occasioned by any reckless
ness or carelessncss on the part of the
employees of the Company. 1t may have
been, but we would much sooner believe it
to have been the result of circumstances
entirely beyond their control. Its too much
the habit of US all, to attribute every de-
rangement of mail matters to the culpable
negligence Of the contractors, without taking
into consideration any extenuating circum-
canoes.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

GoDS ia AZ ,he Southern Commercial Conven-
bans seiy ,Ss IN session at Montgomery Ala
brsucs' 'as as African Slave Trade was the only
tine =, VI ,raifc which the Convention found
days Sst tncilnatlon to discuss. After several
resolp,;ooaase, Mr.. Spratt's report, with the
of thu tb.0as appended, in favor of the revival
ords,aS trade, were laid on the table and
probabip printed: They will stand in order.
Conysnss, lot further discussion when the
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonparei by
CARTER 4 COURTRIGHT, Fa
General Auction, Commission and Torwsrdisg
Merchants, Middle Broaduay
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
A Very Good Joke,

Those connected with the Detroit Herald
administration print, when the Kansas
~ passed Congress, wanted to make iol
<Hae"lon, and illuminated their Office, &c.
rug Herald had no flag, and so they bor-
row. ao"ea one Of friend, put it up in the even
.ns' hSheed up their windows, fired their
kuns, Mh, &C., and had good time generally.
,.h "has was the chagrn of the Herald estab-
nsnmen. on the following morning, at find
tas !he beautiful flag floating over their Of
nee nee, inscribed "Fremont and Dayton-Free
SoA and Free Speech" The next time thev
,ba Tv'fow 70; flag they will probably examine
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

Ey The Florence Courier i, slightly mis-
taken, when it asserts that $4,000 of the
bills Of the bank of Greensborough, State
OF Georgia, have been put in circulation
here by our business houses. None of the
u'iash has been put in circulation in this citv,
further than that, the thing can't be
Pa. All kinds of "wild-cats," whether they
pail from Nebraska or Georgia, will meet
~ ele favor here, from and after this
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

nrs,s,. me Burlington Gazette come ou,
Cou,a mss na 10th the banking laws of this State.
m" !, "nS-so many banks have "busted
cuman, o.aet o States. The same old fogy ar
ina a' Ja against Steamboats,, says the Musca-
If onr ournal' @ Is not quite extinct in the minds
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

Us betore Billy Bowlegs left New Or.
leans he took the stump, under the inansnce
OF an extra glass Of ire- water, and cavo IN -
following sample of Seminole obedience.
i, ~ stand up here big chief, brave warrior
k'Il heap you people before. l can do
MIN again easy. Give Billy seven good men
10 10 follow on the track, and we lick all the
ton! Wheopr'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
Dclu.e nj Weston.

We learn from the Argos of the llth inst,
that Weston was visited by great food of
rain on Wednesday, 9th inst, which did
great damage. Two fine bridges on the
most important streets have been swept
away. The two bridges cost the city some
where in the neighborhood of 10000. The
streets are badly washed, and in some places
where, before the rain, was to be seen
good pavement, an ugly gully now sapes
with open mouth.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

cV'Thc Keokuk Gate City. in speaking
ofthe organization of the Council Bluffs and
st. Joseph Railroad Company, says-"The
project seems to us a feasible one and when
completed the road mnst prove of very great
advantage to the interests of large section
Of country connected with Council Bluffs,
and cannot fail to attract an immense busi-
sness.,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
DANGERS OF FIRE!

Perils Of Inland Navigation.
At as Liberal Rules and Rates as Risks
Assumed Permit or for Solrency and
fair Profit.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Insurance Of Dwellings Farm Propersy. Out.
Buildings and Contents. r..
Such insured for periods years on the most IA
vorable terms.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

Hosiery,
|nlostn.
|nt.lsl,
hs Scar.
hildrM',
Fion. 10
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ind Con.
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htlemes,
from the
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bper aDt
ing Wit,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
pr o NJ PITY PAID.
Losses Paid $1O,437,312 "a.

If wealth. with steady and prompt attention to 4
legitimate Insurance business, with the execution OF
contracts in good faith Inducements with the pub
lie in selecting their underwrer-we refer them for
test of quality and claims to their patronage to re-
cords Of past services rendering their continuance with
Increasing ability and facilities in future
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

Choice First Class Indemnity may be FL.
.fectcd tcithout Delay, with this ,reH
+ knoscn and able Corporation, thro'
CURTIS BROS, Council Bluffs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

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The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19

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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

TunBAS-Court commenced a o'clock
Among number Of ease heard the following srs
the most important.
Margaret Bogar, W Jacob Bogart. Petition by
Margaret Bogori and orOsa Petition by jacob Bo.
CART. Heard and taken under adviacment. les
4 Brewer for Petitioner. Hall for DESCENDANT.
Florence McCartsy vs David Killer. Johu W.
Bratton and Isaac N. Wyant. Suit brought 10
recOv,r Of Defendants for services rendered under
Ditch Law, while they were trustees q jackson
Township. Heard and Demurrer % reply. Case
taken under sdviscmeat. Pillars for Plaintiff
W. P. & n Noble, Lee q Brewcior Delendants
Richard Pcrter vs David o Myers. James To.
uer and Jcaso Wcirict sheriff Suit to subject
equities IN hands u Toner and Woirick to pay.
ment Of judgement against Myers in tavor Of Por-
ter. Order for Appropriation Of sl9O4t Lac 4
Brewer for Plaintiffs. Stem 4 johnson Cor De
fcndants.
The remainder Of the day occupied in hearing
motiOns &C.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-05

A number Of bruised aud black eyed gentle
men claimed hearing before His Honor, Mayor
Keen, on Monday and Tuesday
City Of 'rifin vs. one Lanl>ritc, better known
as the French Doctor"-arraigued Tor hitting
his head against the est Of colorcd gentleman,
making beastly attack upon his wife, &c.--Senl
to Jail "a hours aud finod IS and costs,
State Of Ohio vs.. John Grimucr-arraigned fot
assault and battery on the person Of VIM. Rose
plead guilty and 6ned s5 and costs.
State Of Ohio vs.. Timothy and Aaron Bean
arraigned FOR assault anj battery on the person
Of f. Etchy-oue Of the par ties dsmissedj III,
other 6ued IS and costs
State Of Ohio vs.. John Elms-arraigued on III,
| charge Of assault and battery on the person Of r
Etchy-plea Of guilty aud fucd S. and costs.
State Of Ohio vs.. +. Etohy-charged with pro
voking an assault, from which he received tNt
black eyes aud dis6gured eouutcuaucc-anS,
s. and costs.