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The Philadelphia News 10 of opinion that the
striking manner In which Congressional Lcgisla-
ton a sometimes conducted, would be better II
reduced TO q mere regular system. The News re-
priots the following record Of fifty years ago. which
contains some valuable hints as to the proper mode
OF arranging such affairs Instead Of the late mis-
oellaneous and free Aght, the code Of the ring
would have reduced the matter to some regularity
and order. As legislation 10 essentially matter
Of precedent the News reprints the following from
the New York Evening Post, Of December 18th,
1895, % authority Ia such cases, and as an evil
aenoe how much better our forefathers managed
such matters:
.sOn Friday last, the we'll known Lsib, one OF the
representatives from Pennsylvania, and Joseph II.
Nicholson, one OF the representatives OF Maryland
met 10 the Congress lobby about one o'clock, when
Leib Immediately called Nicholson liar; and
thsrsupon commenced one Of the bcst fought bat
ties recorded In the annals OF Congressional pugi-
Msm. The Aght continued til the sixty-fourth
round, whom Lsib had received such blows as de-
tered him from again facing his man He pro-
traetsd the fght falling after making feeble hit
In the round which ended the fight, those who
backed hin, advised him to resign, when he did,
after oembat one hour aud seventeen minutes
The sonbatants were both very badly beaten"
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AcxnovLsDoMmr.-We are under obligations to
Mr.. q. W. RADr, chief operator, for abatement Of
s6s weather at various points, yesterday, which
VII Be fonpd under the ssIsgraphie head.
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TIE News PROM MkxIoo.--The telegraph has fur
nishsd an imperfect summary Of the important
news from Mexico In substance, the intelligence
ia that Immediately en- the departure of Comonfort
from the city the opposing party took possession
of the palace, called convention of notables who
elected Znloaga President Of Peubla and other
points In the vicinity Of the city. Meantime the
Chief of the Supreme Court, as President under the
constitution, had called Congress to meet Guiana
juta the focus Of the liberal party, while General
parrodi and others were preparing at other points
20 rush against the capital, and Alvarez was mar.
shalling his forces In Guerrero.
The telegraph furnishes the following In addi-
ton;
From the Mexican journals received by the Ten
ness6S Are gathered the following names OF the
members OF the cabinet Of Zulosga, the newly
elected Provisional President of the Republic, viz
Cuevas, Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Elquero, of
the Interior; Larrainzer, Of Justice Maldonado, OF
Finance. The above embraces the generally re-
coguiged government OF tho Republic, but ano
Their had been established At Gaanajuato, headed
by Benito Juarez, who had dispatched a force
against the city. zuloaga hearing this, had sub
mittsd 3 strong body of troops. headed by Chief
tAins 09allos and Miramsn, who would proceed to
intercept and give them battle. A warm conflict
was anticipated, which would IL was thought, ex-
tend to the strcets of the capital. The excitement
ell over the country was tremendous, aud trade
WAS entirely at . stand. The general opinion sp-
pearsd to be that order could alone be restored by
the recall Of Santa Anna
THxAsxx.--A nautical drama, entitled "CaptaiD
Kyd, or the Wizard Of the Sea- will be played to-
night for the FIRST time In Richmond. 1t possesses
many attractive features, and with an excellent
cast Il win no doubt be played admirably. Miss
Josephine Parker will sing the madley that has on
previous occasions Afforded much amusement, and
the entertainment viii conclude with the favorite
afssrpisos, "As mad a. q March Hare"
TIE NEa SIoorsor wAR.-The Ave steam sloops
otSar nov being built have been named by the
President - follows:-The ono building at Peusa.
cola, "Pspsaeola::" the one at Norfolk, erich
sncnd !" the one 1t Philadelphia, Lancaster !" the
one at New York, "Brookiyl;" aud the one at hos
All aus~tf,~H
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COMMITTEE OF ARRASaENENTs-RedW White and Blue
R0Sette.
Capt. VIM. G. Lloyd, Corp1 Thns. J. Minor.
Lieut.. W IL Kennon, Corpl j. I. Wilson.
Lieut. w. L. satterwhte Private Jno b. Williams.
Sergt p. X. Walden, Private Wm.B Hoge
Sergt. g. W. Rady, q. w. Duesberry, Jr.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION
Col Jno. III. Richardson, It. Col. Geo. W Willis
AdJt. Z. 2. Rady, Sgt. Maj. j. B. Williams,
Surgeon F. W. Hancock, Pay,naster A b, Guigon.
Mate Q. Watson, q NJ Pey ton Johnston,
Capt. II. W. Fry. Jr., Capt. VIM. g. LLOYD.
Lisut Jno 8 Rady, Capt. 8 P. Mitchell.
Jas Sizer, Jr., Aid, Lieut. W II. Kennon,
Y. VI. :. N. Norton, Sgt. Geo j. Austin.
Corp1 j. T, Wilson. Sgt. 8. T. Pitcher
Private A. V. England, Corp'l Thos. Minor,
Committee OF RECEPTION Whiie Rosstte
Capt III W. Fry, Jr., Capt. 8. 2. Mitchell.
sgt Al: Tucker, Sgt. Geo. j. Austin,
Sgt. 5. 4. Pitcher Sgt. Y. P. Redford
FLOOR CoIMITTEE-Biste R0Sette.
Adt Y. T. Rady, Private L. Lacy
Seg't Maj. Jno B Williams Corp w r aiIaor.
Seg't Ro. 5. Guyot. Pri J. NJ Wsrhnrfan
SUPPER CoNMIrrEE-RedR osette. ''A
Or. Master Peyton Johnston Sur r " ua,oocs
Paymas;er A. B. Guigon. Mate i n 49,
LII. Thos. j. Talbot, Or NJ s9,t n Worton
Private VIM. 8. Miller, Col SGT nj Simm.
The BALL will be Opened at Q o,c,ocL With
DRESS PARADE by the BATTALION. "''A
&ATICkErS for a gentleman and twa Iaa;s.
~ so; each additional lady 20 cents ''
, E9- TICKETS to be had Of any member of the
NOfp5 3l-d2ta wSfkd-f
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kuhoaxp PonncAL CoxsP1RAeY IN Roxs.-Ths fol-
lowing appsars In the London Advertiser
Eoa.. Jan. z3s-fha police have been exceeding.
snEsy sharp since the news Of the l4th In Paris.
They have, o. pretend 70 have, seized . member
u letters indieatisg that political moyemsnt
vas projecting - take place on the 18th Janusry.
and that tbs ccnspiratcrs only a~aitsd the signsi
u insurTsetion. A number Of persons have beam
asresssd g Asocit Thsy coniess 70 having com
1850.
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7 IsT OF LETTERS-- Remaining in the
IL RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 18th day Of
February, Lass. sEs :,
ss- Persons applying for Letters in this List VIII
please say they are ADysRTIsEp.
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fe i2-1t
sxA c.nn-The undersie ned, in be-

JOSEPH MAYO.
Chief Marshal of the Civic Procession
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MArRICIDE.-An inquest was held in Phiadel-
phia on the 10th inst. upon the body of woman
named Bridget Mccullough, who died on the pre-.
vious evening from the effects of blows, it is sup
posed, inflicted by her son John.
II appears that Mrs. Mccullough was in the ha-
bit of getting intoxicated, and on Friday evening
last, while in that condition, had some words with
her son, IN the room of Mrs. Donohue, who resided
in the same house with the deceased The son
went down into their own apartments, and laid
down on a settee in a short time he was followed
by his mother. They again had difficulty, when
it is stated that the deceased spat in his face 1t
is then alleged that he jumped up, beat her about
the face backened both of her eyes; she fell, and
was taken with spasms. She was afterwards con-
veyed to her bed, where she remained until Sun
day moroing, when she got up and was able to go
about the house. In the evening, she was again
taken ill went to bed, and died as above stated
During her sickness, she stated to a number of
persons that her son had killed her. Mrs. McCul
Tough was about 40 years of age, and the mother
of six children. John Mccullough is in custody.
INDICTMENT OF A SAVINGS BANK DEPAULTER.-The
grand jury at Rochester, N. Y. has indicted Her
man LOOMS, late treasurer of the Rochester Say
ings Bank for "embeZzlement and grand larceny"
The alleged crime consisted in drawing large sums
th l~a,.t n. Of t,xu
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,r- NOTICE.-The steame,

a. NOTICE-The steamer
- CURTIS PECK, will, on and after
TUESDAY next. the 10th. commence running be-
tween this place, Portsmouth and Norfolk, Leaving
the wharf at Rockets, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday MORNINGS Ga O'Clock, precisely and
return each alternate days, Except sundays) ma
king in connection with the Glen Cove daily line
as heretofore between these places.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk 81 meals 50
each. r. O. HASKINS
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To she Members of tho Bristol COnven
tim.

ton.
The Hon. VIZ. BALLARD PRESTON, our commits
sionsr to Europe, having executed his trust and
returned to Virginia, Is prepared to report the
result Of his mission. The Convention having dr.
Tected that on such on event the members should
be again convened notice is.hereby given that the
Convention win assemble In the city of Richmond
on Wednesday evening next, the 18th inst.
Y. MALLORY,
President of the Bristol Convention.
Fen. IL, 1858.
The following interest were represented at Bris-
tol IN June last:
Virginia Central Railroad, southside Railroad,
Virginia 4 Tennessee Railroad, Orange Alexan-
dria Railroad. Alexandria. Loudoun Hampshire
Railroad, Manassas Gap Railroad, Norfolk Peters
burg Railroad, North Eastern 4 South Western Al
ALBANIA Railroad, Baltimore Ohio Railroad, Union
Steamship Company y, philadelphia; Lynchburg
Abingdon Telegraph Company.
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ATTENTION PHOENIX FIRE

81 RUBBER BOOTS-They will
4 wear as long as two pair of leather Boots, ar
II are Just the thing needed by hunter. difch-
-s ers Wagoners &c. They are at WALSIrS
Shoe Emporium No 43 Main ftreet. opposite st.
Charles Hotel, at the sign OF the Bic Boot
fe 10 WM WALSH
- OVER SHOES Ladies' Over
D Shoes, Sandals and Buskns of the best
quality, only IS cents. cash. at No 43 Main st
ie 10 WM WALSH
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NOTICE.-fIaving qualified as Execu-
all persons indebted will please make payment
without delay; and such he NAV be indebted 10.
will present their claims, with the proper
vouchers, for payment. Il. r. COSBY
CIV. COSBY.
Taylorsville, Hanover Co, VAL
Feb. 18th. is5s ei3--Sts
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rSg. SproIAL NOTICE. Of

Main st., second door above the Custom House.
fe bit
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a. SIS REWARD.-Strayed, from
about he fiTst OF January, a specklsd HOUND pup,
about Ave months old. The above reward viii DO
paid delivery Of the pup. Cor any information
that will enable me to get him again. The said pup
10 supposed TO be somewhere In the ceunty Of Hen
rico or Hanover. -
fe ia-6ts A. b. PALMoRR.
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90 Couraxeous old woman.

Her COW had strayed, aud was nowhere
10 b found in her usual pastures. This
eays the gsod dame considerable anxiety.
~ last she determined to search for her
In the. higher vslleys. Leaving her cot
tase early one morning. she rambled on.
for several hours, and At length she found
herself far upon the Tsganai without COM
ing upon my traces OF the fagitiye. This
sss very ldishsarteniag- still she would
not give mp, her search. The g vsl-
ley she had. .eentered apoh was thickly
wooded with pines in many parts; in 9th.
efs there were fns open glades, with
clumpa ofbushes aud shrubs; and among
thsss she wended her way from one little
plot Of grass to another. At last she
spied the well known dark brown hide
through some. bushes The old woman
thought Of the many hours she bad been
saarching fos the trnan,; and stealing softly
On, dstssminod TO give her sufficient chss-
tisement When within reach Of her bir,
chen stan, the blows fen fast. Up, sprang
the animal and turned short round, whef
to the dame, horror, she saw ., large
brown bear. The two stood staring. n
each other, apparently with equal aston
ishment and apprehension, when Bruin
seized with y sudden panic, turned tail nni
beltedr - Atzins0n' s iOrientai and Siberia
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5 Civillty Is . Fortune.

Cifility Is afortune ITSELF for Q courte-l
GUS man generally succeeds well in life,
and, that even when persons of ability
sometimes fail. The famous Duke of
Marlborough is case in point. It was
said of him By one contemporary that his
agreeable manners often converted an enc
my into D friend; and BY another, that It
was more pleasing to he denied favor by
his Grace than to receive one from most
men. The gracious manner Of Charles
James Fox preserved him from personal
dislike, even at, . time when he was polit-
ically thel most unpopular man in the
kingdeh. The history Of every country
10 full Of such examples Of success obtsin.
cd ~ civility. The experience Of every
man furnishes, If We but recall tho past,
frequent tinstances where conciliatory man.
ners have made the fortunes Of physicians,
lawyers, divines, politicians, merchants,
and indeed individuals Of all pursuits
In being Introduced to stranger, his
affability or the reverse creates instantane-
ously . prepossessioR in his behalf, o.
awaken unconscionsly prejedice agains
hias To mcp, civility is In fact wha
Seausy b u women; 1t is.a general pass
port to favor--a letter of recommends
tiou, written in language that every stran
rsr usderstands. The best of men hav
often injured themselves by irritability ant
consequent. rudeness, as the greatest 9
seoundrsls have frequently succeeded .
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I,EGAL WOTICE


" ATHERlNEi MARTIN whose place OF 9fesi-
n dsncesis without the State of Ohio, will
take notice that on the 21st day of September,
A. D.. e57, at the instance of Lauren M Todd;
SIMMONS and an order of attachment was
issued against her by the Clerk of the Court.
of Cosarnoh Pleas of. Monroe County, in said
State, demanding tive hundred dollars,, that
said summons was returned endorsed, thatsaidS
Katherine Martin was not. found. and that
noties had dlbeen served on William Mcknight
as "a garnishes supposed to have funds of said,
Katherine in bis hands. ~ :. ..ssBoE-5gsiea s4is
Said Lauren NJ. Todd demands $500, 90 with
interest from the first day OF September last,
against said Katherine Martin. Josiah Wilson
and John Lewis, oy virtue OF a writing obliga-
tory, dated the 10th day of June, 1854, whereii
they covenanted TO indemnity said Todd and
hold him harmless. for selling as Constable GER
Etain goods and chattes, as the property of John
wells, at the suit Of said Katherine Martin,
which, w4rs CLAIMED by Butler Wells, and for
which the said Butler Wells has at law recov-
cred large damages against said Lauren NJ.
Todd. "a 90 - es.s43y N ella Baa sdgau "a
|, Unless said defendant appear in said Court
on or before the first Saturday in February.
1858, and answer or dennE to said petition. a
the February termof said Court. said plaintiff
will ask for Judgment against her by defaplt,sH
| ,ARCHBoLD &. RICHARDSON
Dec. 9, 1SB7.--6w. Att,ys for Petitioner. /
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f Tbs man who can endure to have

f The man who ear endure to have
his corns smashed, without grambling, Is
most undoubtedly possessed Of q heavenly
disposition One Of these true christians
being once at political meeting he said
in kind manner to big burly fellow
Who was standing upon h's toes:
my dear sir, are you not q miller2n
mo, sir, Why do you asksp rs spss
WIZ, sir. the fact is ] thought yon
were miller, and . sety hohcst one, toc,
bssause yon have been grinding my corn
this half houl without taking toll.
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State of OhisS, M Monroe m n Count G ty,
otINtTHE PROBATE CoURTsis6s

nANIEL CeNLEY,, isaac conley and Gather
j lime Dennis and Danfel Dennis her, rhus-
sbyiid, win take notice that William B. Dent,
as sadmsnfstrato Of James S. conlsy, deceased,
,flsu in said Court on the Sth day 81 December
1851 apetition against them, and others, the
object and prayer Of Which is 70 sell the prem rem
iiseso Feihaffer described to pay the debts Of
said decedent; being the interest Of SAID james
IS. Conley, in the west half OF the north east
quarter of section nineteen, in township three,
OF range four, lying in Monroe county, Ohio.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 12osh
das iof JANUARY, 1858. VIM. F. HUNTER,
Dec as, 1S57-A4w. Atty for Petitioner,
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Times for holding Courts in the
Eighth Judicial District.

VTTHEREAS,on on the 18TH day of 0eptem-
w bsr, A. D. 1856, the Judges Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of the Sth Judicial District
of the State of Ohio, by their order of that
date. in due form of law, fixed permanently
the times for holding the Courts Of Common
Pleas and District Court in each and all the
Counties in the said District, and
WuBnKAs, the subscribers, the Judges OF said
District. are of opinion that the following
changes and alterations in the times OF hold
ing said Court of. yGommsn Pleas and District
/ ourt are required by the public Interest," and
convenience it is therefore. by the su bscribers
the Judges of said District, IN pursuance OF
the power vested in us By law, hereby ordered
that the times of holding the Courts OF Csan-
mens pleas and District Court within the said
District in the several counties thereof be per.
manently fixed as follows:
The Terms of the Court Of Common Pleas,
shall hereafter commence and be holden, an
; FIRST SUBDIVISION
n the County Of Muskingum, on the I'd day
If February. the 18th tiay Of June and the End
day of November; '.ss
I,,iths County of Morgan, on the End day
| of March, the 25th day Of May and the 24th
lday Of August;
In the County Of Noble, on the 18th day Of
| March, the Sth DAY Of June and the 5th day OF
| September, and in the
| II SECOND SUB DIVISION
In the County Of Guernsey, on the zeen gay
Of january, the 22d day Of June and the 2Ad
4 day of November;
Inthe County Of Monroe, on the 10th day
Of February. the Sta day of July and the 18th
day Of november; - ssges ss
In the County of Belmont on the 2nd day
lof March, the 25th day Of May and the 24th
day Of August, and in the IS -
/ 'sa. eafT THIRD SUBDIVISION - - 81
/ In the County Of Jefferson, on the End day
3of Prsruary. the 25ths day Of May. and the
jt24th day Of August; ess''
| In the County Of Harrison, on the Znd day
l,of March, the sth day Of July and the 18th
Eday of November; - - '..'e -
4 IN the County OF Tascarawas, on the 10th
day of March, the 22nd day of june and the
End iav Of November. s
'b And the Terms Of the District Court shall
f|icou5nlsnce and ehefd. annually, hereafter, IN
lthesseverai Counties, in said judicial District
las follows: 81
a In the County OF JEFFERSON, On 'ns 'o'n asy
'fof March; ,c., ~.
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CHARTER PERPETU1L-
Etna Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CONN & ,..s s.ss

lncOrpOrdlcu a. ~. dO1 1v...a
Cash Assets JAM i, 1856. 81 OF 1876 al,
7 ASSURANCES can be effected With ita aSe9S{ :.
in t.:is place and policies sissnsd "
delay for this old and fatorabiy hn6wn oseep11
pany against the dang.fa of Are - u " s1os
Dwellings and Contents Stores and zMSfs Z
chandise. Mills and Machinery, Man
ufactories and Stock, Colleges sssA
N'ii' Halls, Bridges, Public g Y slos
Buildings, Boats. Cargoes and FSssOnA 70
/ SO Property generally sEessnss1q
81 hasslsS i 20 i ssssSz .apI ts.sasa
/ The Perils Of Ihland NavigatidA.a sssa
OF Boats, Cargoes, or Freight aud udisas
goes on Lakes, Bays, Rivers. ca q - =
nails, Rail Roads, or either q sssssy
modes OF ri 1s'a ssasssb
Transportation Of property ii trarsh. q
All .t AZ reasonable rates Of pfsnniuinsa saAxs1i =
liberal rules a. the dangers Asspmsd ifwru<iess
! for mutual safety and reliable indemnity NV
patrons. - ~~iss4,ss ~ sss,.sssE 4, ;.,tseiy
Lossss Equltably Adjustsd and proppt-.f
a. r.o.o,a, .sssn.isS an sivsn to The ssl ssda
rancs Of Dwellings and Esntsnta, fssyx tszsAto
If tits sound practice in owners - i4aSxas9
dangerous classes of property, Y is eqna9tlyyr -
proper to protect the safer and more mnoceus
4 DESCRIPTIONS a. just aifersnee Is made in the
rates of premiums charged. In facty* hfzz
i ter being safer done at lover relative proaf
4 and its cost more nicely determined. hv9lrys
one that possesses the least ability toacoulitu
Hate should protect all lis pfopsfy to thsEaljtk
scope insurance Shields it.fasia aisaas sTss
J. b BENNETT, General Al gent. Cha qssfLA
All business transacted With dispatch Iangfl
i fidelity. Apply TO = - s.,
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ADMINIsTR AToR,s NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NIoTICEi is hereby given that the subscri bers
IN have been appointed and qualitfed as ad-
ln,nistrators on the estate ofJohn +. Biaenharn,
late Of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased. All
those knowing themselves indebted to said
estate, are requested to come eforward and settle
Immediately; and those holding claims against
said estate, will present them legally anthenti-
Gated for settlement.
RICHARD C MILES. {.
4 ~ JOHN OBLINGER,
Dec. s,llls57. s1lt'A* Adin,,rs
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Tho proprietor of the above named House,
begs leave to inform the public that he has
just opened up said house for.ths accommo-
dation Of travellers and beardeEs. Every
attention will be paid to those who favor hina
with .. call, to make them comfortable and
their stay pleasant. He IS well providsd with
Stabling, and the utmost attention. viii be, CIV
en- to that department. Charges reasonable.
q Don't forget to call at the Willow Grove. auqi.
44aI fn a JACOB FISHER.
Baresyills, Marsh 2B, '67. pd.i ias $50
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GRAVE STONES.

frHE subscribsr is still carrying on the busi-
! ness Of notwithstanding sod aIli 4e sns1a
TOMB STONES, MONUMENTS,
MARBLE MANTELS, TABLE = :
TOPS. &C., &cr.3 ..I;.s laElss
Either ofItalian or American Marble;
which he will send to any place in, Monroe
county, If requested. He will do his work at
as LOW PRICES As can be done in any place
west Of the mountains. L-a ssg'
vfgaa0a ~ p. CAWLFIELnza
MsssIlsyAls. Va. May ~, ass7-4&l y :
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Sunfisil Machine
s@ i. ..I y 50 shop.
WILLIAM LITTEN, Proprietor

sIHE undersigned has purchased the whole OF
the Sunfish Machine shop, and Blacksmith
shop heretofore managed by Herman and Nc
Bride. r34Kt}s3gN -
Hu is prepared to do any and all kinds Of
work in the very best style, and at moderate
prices. iaiA ss9l SO
3 This establishment has . reputation equal
led BY meme other In the county.
! VIM. LITTEN.
est. q: 1851. @ e s.
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.saflss1 ADMINiSTRATOR'sNO NOTICE
NOTICE il harahy given that William p.
IN Knowlton Was this day appointed by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, admir-
istratos of Lydia Khowlton, deceased.
Dss. g. ls&T, WIN. P.KNOWL9oN.
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rHn Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

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tios to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscription. ai $50 ,s
2. If subscribers order the discentinuanos OF
their newspapers. the publisher may continue
to send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Offices to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
tinued. .r:sig ~ g-.A 9Esi q .EhE
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent TO the former direction, they are
held responsible
l. S. The courts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of intentional fraud. ~