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10y Lay II down as a rule never to smile,
or in any way show approval or merriment
at any trait in child which yon should no.
wish to grow with his growth, and strength
en- with his strength.
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New YoRK, Feb. 22.-The Havannah cor
respondent of the Times says, that the Span.
sh- Mexican difficulties are adjusted, and the
fleet is ordered TO return 10 Spain.
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,R- Punctualty gives weight to chnrac-
ter, and like other virtues, it proPagates it.
SELF Servants and children will DO pune
tual where THERE leader is so.
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Maryland State Lotteries
FOR MARCH, 1855.
r. FRANCE & CO., Manage

NNE present to our customers throughout the Cnion
w some OF the most magnificent Schemes for the
month Of March, offered. The Maryland State
Lotteries are the safest to buy Tickets in. They are
fairly drawn by the State Lottery Commissioner, in
public and all Prizes promptly paid by the Mana.
gers. All who desire and will take the trouble, can
ascertain that the Maryland State Lotteries,
der the sole management of r. France & Co., are the
only legal Lotteries in Maryland, and are drawn by
authority Of law.
t. II. HUBBARD q CO., will al all orders in the Ma
ryland Lotteries promptly and all communication
held strictly confidential.
Nv The country is flooded with swindling bogus
Lotteries holding out vast inducements, In the shape Of
large Capitals for small price of Tickets. Beware o.
all SUCH and when you want to try your luck remem
Der that the Maryland Lotteries, which have been
drawn for the last forty years. the best Lotteries to
order Tickets in. f
Grand CousoIidata tod Uoffery. Glass 4.
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COM nj E R C AL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Feb. 20.
hand you herewith statement OF our Produce Mar
ket. .. r-f
New BACON, hog round, 1OA a 10kc for country, and
l0'4 a lie for city cured LARD 10 q lie. WHEAT,
white 81 10 q 1,20; red csc "a s105. Flour dull, $50
"a 80 for extra family and Us a IS for superfne.-
Corn in good demand at 80 % Csc. Oars 40 % 45c.-
srocK PEAS so a s5c. WHIrR BEANS 81 q rs. PEA
Nurs Al a ,25. FEATHERS 81 q 3Sc. Butter IS a
lSc. EGGs II a 12kc.
Yours,v truly,
J. A. ANSLEY,
Commission and Produce Merchant.
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MARRIAGE OF FIRST COUSINS PROHIBITED.
"A bill preventing the marriage Of first
cousins has passed the Kentucky Legislature.
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WANrED-The Governor of Pennsylvania
has sent requisition TO the Governor of
Ohio for the delivery up of Mr.. Porter, the
$4,000 defaultng Secretary of the Ameri-
can Sunday School Union.
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GLOVER SEEDING have on hand and for
u sale n few bushels OF nice Clover Seed.
Jan HORTON a BRYAN
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On the Plan of Single Numbers.
S,485 Prizoss
Nearly One Frtse % Every Nlne Tickets!
.aEnidCont Sche11 O |.
ApproximatiOn Prizes
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with
those numbers the Tickets, printed on separate
slips Of paper are encirsed in small tin tubes and
placed In one wheel. The first 45I Prizes, similarly
printed and encrced, placed in another Wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
tion isrepeated until all the Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRiZEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes will be entitled to the IS Approximation Prizes
For example II Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000
Prize those Tickets numbered ll24s, 124g 1891 1889
will each be entitled to 5000 II Ticket No. $50 draws
the 1000 Prize those Tickets numbered 54s $40 SOL
552 will each be entitled to $500, and according
to the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined thelast
figure Of the number which draws the $4,000. For
ample, II the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to SEQ II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will he entitled to $50, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages win be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk
Oerthcateof Package oflo Whole Tickets.
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Stoves. Stovesa Stoves

Ath o mn Il O I'm a Il ",
Athens. Tenn.
NTow making and on hand various sizes Of Stoves.
~ The Crescent, Iowa, Kansas and Indiana Cook
Magic Paror Open Franklin, Six Plate Box and Ten
plate stoves The above Stoves the very latest and
most improved styles. For durability aud simplicity Of
construction there are mono equal Sold at 10 per
cent les. than can be purchased elsewhere.
MOVIE q, ZIMMERMAN, Proprietor.
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The JERKs-The Illinois Baptist says -
"The strange iniatuation is again revived in
our immediate vicinity. II made its appear
ance in a protracted meeting among the
Methodists at Indian Grove. The ministers
who conducted the meetings moved them
from Indian Grove to AvOca, and brought
with them FIVE or six of the jerkers, and thus
the contagon commenced in the latter place.
Our informant was present at several of their
meetings in Avocn, and describes the scene
as very exciting. From fifty to hundred
were jerking at the same time. Their hands,
shoulders, feet and head would be, evidently,
thrown into the most grotesque and painful
shapes. The women's bonnets would fly off,
their hair dishevelled, ard, in some instances,
snap like whip. In some instances it at
tackled unbelievers in it, and nnconverted
men, who tried to resist it by folding their
arms aud wrapping them tightly around their
bodies; but, in spite of themselves, their
shoulders, first one, and then the other
would be jerked back, till they lost all con-
troll of themselves"
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Caution.

n LIper,ons are hereby cautioned against trading
n for two Notes Of hand, gives by CT. AT. Y. Glib
son and made payable to George Horne-one for s2oo
payable four years after date from Feb. 29th 1884,
Which il credit Of S7s,5Othe other for $500, pay.
able Ave years amer date from 2pth Peb., 1884. The
consideration for which said notes we're given has fall
ed and will not pay them Of. GIBSON.
Athens Feb ~, 1S5s-9t-4o0
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81 patent has been taken cut in Bos-
ton for cleaning fish by giving them snuff;
when they sneeze their scales come off,
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fN- A modern tourist calls the Niagarl
river "the pride Of rivers" The pride certain
ly has tremendous fall.
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s5g- Buffalo paper announces that DR..
Brandreth has introduced bill into the Leg
islature. Is the editor quite sure that he
minded his p's in that announcement.
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sR- 81 am thy fathers spirit" as the bot
tie said to the boy, when he found it hid in
the pile, and wondered what it was.
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PLACE On tbs SoIL.-A parent may
leave an overgrown estate to his son, but hoy
soon may it be mor'gaged. lie may leave
him money, but how soon may it be squan-
dered. All may be lost through traffic and
speculation. Better leave him secured with
his right and share Of the soil, n place on the
earth for home, and space to procure certain
subsistence and happiness, with habits OF
industry, unblemished reputation, n good
education, and al inward adherence of vice
in any shape or form. These cannot be
wrested from him, and are better than over
grown estates and thousands of gold and
silver. EH es-7
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, Winston, former
ly Indian Agent, has been appointed United
States Marshal for Kansas.
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t add you mean to settle this bill at
all, sir, when you made t!" said a creditor,
in passionate manner.
"Humph! keep cool, my good friend" said
the debtor, putting cigai with admirable
sang froid. "You want settlement"
40 be sure do, sir"
"Well, my dear sir, assure you meant to
settle, and when | meant to settle that was a
clear settle meant! Ha, ha, ha! Good NOR
ming, my friend; will see you in the Fall"
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.%- A gentleman has discovered way
to dispense crawd ofidle boys. lilo offers
to teach them Catechism, aud they instantly
run away.
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DOOTs and shocs.-I have Just received a
Rrst rate lot Of Boots and Shoes OF MI sizes, and
will sell them cheap for the cash. Those needing the
article would dc well 10 call on g. W kOes
Feb
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ZUOuN 1rlEes OF Noehcn
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 50 Quarters $3.50.
II you purchase two Tickets OF them must draw S.
Certificate Of Package 16 Wholes will be sent for $4,000
Do do 16 Halves, do do 1890
Do do 16 Quarters, do do 1880
Do do 1G Eighths, do DO 1l,2
All orders for Tickets In the above splendid Schemes
will be faithfully and promptly filled.
Address, 4. ii. HUBBARD &&0,
Box 40 Baltimore, Md.
Persons in the West or South have their orders
filled in the Shelby College Lottery, Of Kentucky
Schemes exactly the same the aboye-and also drawn
under the agement of r. France Co
Address, T. II. HUBBARD CO., 81.
Feb 1g-1y-4o1 Louisville, Ky.
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DOOTS and Shoes.-A superior lot just re.
il ID ceived, at Ifebl2I dlBSONS.
sinSi1aE school.

NuRs COOKIES CLASS of boys and girls will COM
I'VE mence their lessonsn Singing again on Wednes-
day, February 2lIh. Terms One Dollar for twelve les
son. Feb 12-8t-490
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OF Somebody has found out new way
of stalking pictures" by which they can be
taken as well in the night as in the day
time. A Schenectady daguerreotypist has
missed several from the frames hanging by
his door, and doesn't approve of the new
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Notice..

THE subscriber lost, short time ago, NOTE Of
] hand on Allen Cochran for one hundred and ave
dollkrs dated bth OF September, 1881, and dine six
months amer date. All persons are hereby cautioned
against trading for said Note -. II.
Jan 20, 1883 -Bt-4y Hu P..WLL3oSn
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4. ii. HUBBARD 4 40,
Maryland State Lotteries.
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers
1n,tiora Not5Co

IL. i RANOE q w., ManaSerS.
Caution Notice.
HNERS0NS living at a distance should be extremely
IN cautious Of whom they order Lottery Tickets or
Certificates Of Packages OF Tickets. The country Is
flooded with bogus and swndIlng Lotteries. Every in
ducemen Is held to get persons to invest money in
them Capital Prizes Of from $2O,000 to $4,000 head
their schenes-wth tickets at One Dollar. 100000
CAPITAL Prizes are offered tickets S. All SUCH In every
instance are frauds and II money Is sent to them for
tickets 1t Is much thrown away without the shadow
Of n chance for getting prize Beware Of all Lotte-
ries where the Capital Prize is unusually large In COM
parison to the price Of tickets. In every instance
where large prizes are offered Tor small cost OF tick
cts, put It down as certain fraud.
The Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit OF the
Shelby College, under management is the only Lot
the Maryland Drawings; all other Lotteries which pur
port to be decided by the Maryland Drawings are
frauds.
The Maryland state Lotteries.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries, then you
are sure Of being right And In ordering In the Mary
land Lotteries you sure Of fair and honest draw
ngs
One thing look TO- and that is II you order from any
licensed vender in Baltimore, do not receive any hut
Managers Tickets and Managers' Printed Certificates
Of Packages The Managers Certificates have the
numbers printed and have the Autographed signature Of
X. France Co,
No one has right to send his individual certificates,
and n he does It, be sure there is fraud at the bottom
OF II. *. fHANCE w.,
Managers OF Maryland State Lotteries.
Feb 19-8m-491
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sheriff..

~ We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN ROGERS as a candidate for Sheriff OF MclIinn
county at the ensuing March election.
EF- We are authorized and requested to announce
JOHN A. GOULDY as a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Sheriff of McMinn county, at the ensuing
March election
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Havana Plan.

Single Numbers--every number put In the wheel, and
s.r all the Prizes drawn out.
Every Prize in this Scheme must be Drawn
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
2O,66O Prizes! 10000 Tickets!
Whole Tickets Only Ten Dollars.
MARYLAND LOTTERY
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icy Messrs. Morat and Smith made bal
loon ascension at New Orleans, on Sunday,
upon the backs Of two live alIigators. They
all deccnded in safety, twenty minutes after.
The Crescent terms the affair "the great ALI
gator allegory of ST. George and the Dragon"
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Swan & Cos Lotteries,
AUTHORIZED BY TIE STA TIE OF GEORGIA.
$4,000! for, Ten Dollars !

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN a
Co.. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each
of their Single Number Lotteries for March, 1858, at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the superintend
ence OF Commissioners.
CLASS 5,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Georgia. In public,
on Saturday, March 9th, 1885,
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Brigham YoUKG ON STEALING NAILS
In one Of his late Sunday diseourses al the
Tabernacle, Brigham Young lertured "the
Saints" on their dishonesty. lie said:
There are men in this community who,
through the force Of the education they have
received from their parents and friends,
would cheat a poor widow out of her last
COW, and then go down upon their knees and
thank God for the good fortune he had sent
them, and for his kind providences that ena-
bled them 10 obtain COW without becoming
amenable TO any law of the land, though the
poor widow had been actually cheated.
DR.. Kimball told the truth, this morning,
with regard TO many of our mechanics. ]
have not built house since | have been in
this place but what have furnished many
pounds of nails than would have to for the
same piece of work in the States. | knew
that some of the workman here took them,
and told them so.
To me, taking and keeping another's prop
erty is stealing; but TO many, they consider
1t godsend TO have another's nails 20 carry
home in their pockets.
am willing to pay men for what they do.
] am anxious that all should have that which
belongs to them, and wish them TO let that
which belongs TO me alone. IL ! furnish
nails to bnild a house, the workman have no
righttO carry them off, When using nails,
the mechanic often has more or less in his
pocket; at quitting he forgets to take them
out, and carries them home. He goes out to
chop little wood, and says, "Dear me, these
nsils,"-some twenty or thirty, and perhaps
more-"are quite burlhen TO me-" and he
puts them out of his way. By and by he
WAITS to build pig-pen, or to build little
addition TO his house, and feels quite thank
flu that he has the nails to do it with, aud
will praise the name of the Lord, Tor the
manner in which he has blessed him
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To be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. In public,
on Saturday, March 9th, 1858.
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Garden Seeds. &
ECsT received and for sale large lot OF Garden
81 Seeds, all kinds, by HORTON BRYAN.
Feb IL
- BUS. CHINESE SUGAR CANE sEED-fresh and
% pure--received aud for sale.
Feb J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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ROU.N.TI. Ls.ND H.sRR.s.N'T L. OST.

AIOTICE is hereby given that Bounty Land Warrant
~ No. AZ, 46S for so aeres ISSUED to Richard jones'
Act of March, 1885, and assigned to the subscriber,
has been lost stolen have entered caveat at the
General Land Office of the United States, and will ap
ply to have duplicate issue. Z. MCKELDIN.
Feb 26. 1SbS-Gt-4a2
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Died,

On the 18th instant, by r. L. Miller ESQ.,, Mr. RoB'r
BOYD to Miss JANE @. Coffee al OF this county.
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The Havana Plan.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED EXTRA CLASS 8,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Maryland March eth, 1855
No deduction on Prizes. Prizes payable in full.
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Ca1ifornia Oats.

WNTARRANTED to yield, II equal chance be given
w double as much as the common Oats, and TO
weigh from 40 to 80 pounds to the bushel.
Any person, II dissatisfied, after giving them fair
trial. can by making knGwE to the undersigned have
double the amount of purchase money returned.
For sale by S. X. REEDER, Athens, Tenn.
Fab
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In Washington county, on Sunday evening 18th inst
Miss MARY j. JORDAN, daughter Of DR.. Sam1 II. Jordan,
formerly Of this place. in the 9Th year OF her age.
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ORE. Nv. d. VAN d.
YORK l. VAN DYKE,

.AttoT N Q - aC u a W.
Athens. Tenn.
WILL practice in the Chancery and Circuit Courts
w in the counties OF McMnn, Polk, Monroe, Meigs,
Rhea, and Bradley. Aud attend promptly to the coll
ectng and securing of all claims entrusted to their
care Feb 26-tf-492
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GLASS |

70 be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga, In public on
Saturday, March 18th, 1855
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CIASA s.

To be drawn in the city Augusta Georgia. public
on Saturday, March goth, 1858.
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wheat.

A IL who owe me can pay in good merchantable
highest market price. y [Dec III 3. X. REEDER.-
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rand Consolidated Lottery. Glass
To be drawn in Baltimore City, March 10, 1888.

Tickets S1O Halves 50, Quarters $3.50.
Certificate OF Package of 26 Wholes, $40
Do do 26 Halves, .............. 20
Do do &c Quarters, ...... 35
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THE GREAT SHEME or THE MONTH.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, CLASS f,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, March Goth, 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
20 Drawn Ballots in each Package OF &c Tickets.
Making more Prizes than Blanks. i'
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA L AZ
Il Benevolent MstitatiOR, established 6y
special endowment for the relief of the
sick and distressed. afflicted acith Virulent
and Epidemic diseases.
no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
| such as Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhoea, ,Gl eet, SyPhis the Vice
of Onsnism, or Self Abuse, &c.
The Howard Association, in view OF the de-
ptions practised upon the unfoltunate 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 OF
diseases, in all their forms; and to give Medicai
Advice Gratis, to all who apply by letter, with
description of their condition, (age, occupa-
tioH habits of life, &C. and in cases OF ex.
t,eme poverty, to furnish medicines tree Of
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest Medical sklll
| of the age, and will furnish the most apPro-
! we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review OF the past, feel
assured that their lpbors in this sphere oI oe-
neyolent effort, have been OF great nenent 10
the afflicted, especially to the young, ana they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
newed zeal, to this very important but much
despised cause. s :.
mort on Spermatorhoe q, or seminal weakness
i the Vice OF 0nanism, Masturbstion or Sci
Abuse. and other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans. by the consulting Surgeon, which II
be sent by mail, Tin sealed letter envelope,
free of charge, on the receipt of two stamp
for postage Address, for report or treatmen
DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon
Howard 4ssoeiation, No. South Ninth st.
Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
GEo FGIRCHILD, EZRA D. HEARFWELL,
Secretary, President
| n.a o. 1871
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BEATTY HOUSE

m HE Subscriber respectfully represents 10
the citiEeRs Of Carroll county, and stran.
4 gers visiting CanoltOn, that be has leased
the Hotel heretofore known as the American
House, and opened the same for the accom-
mediation Of the public.
This house has been repaired and renovated
throughout with reference 10 the convenience
ana comfort Of guests.
The proprietor aatters himself that bis long
experience 10 this business justi6es him in the
belief that he knows the wants Of guests, and
that he will be able to crafty them.
The table will contain the best that town or
country can afford and viii be prepared by
those only who have for years given their at
tention to this part Of the business.
The stabling connected with this house has
also undergone reIairs, ard is such as to sat.
isfy the most careful house master.
Every effort will be made for the comfort Of
the public, and It's proprietor will endeavor to
make bis guests feel during their stay with
him, th at they are at HOME. To his old friends,
patrons, VITO have known and patronized hin
heretofore, he especially recommends himself
and solcits their custom.
The prices will be a. low as they can posi-
bly, be made. GEORGE BEATTY.
mayl9, '5S-tE
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Road Notice !!

The Supervisors of Roads and Highwhys in
Carroll County; are. hereby notified that the
Commissioners Of Carroll County, at their June
Session, "in accordance with the law pas ssd
April 9th, 1853" 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, | s56.
WASH. BUTLER,
Aud. Car. Co. o.
Carrollton June Ith, 1858, 3~.
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the. COmmis-
IN sioners Of Carroll county viii meet at the
house OF Samuel Honest in Orange township,
on the End day Of July next, to receive pro-
posals for building Holmes bridge in said town
ship; also bridge across Deans Kun' In the
same township, and also bridge across the
creek at Bradshaw's sawmill. Proposals will
be received till IL o'clock of said day. Spe-
ci6cations to de seen at the place of letting.
By order Of the Commissioners.
WASH. BUTLER,
June 16, 1858. Aud. Carroll Co.
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Dec. "a, 1887.
N 0 I'll q E..

" " l. " L.
THE Farmers and Mechanics Mercantile as
sociation Of Raynesburgh, Stark CO., Ohio,
l having disposed Of tAeir entire stock o. o.
Goods to G, ?. Augustine & Co., who viii
continue the business at the old stand) hereby
nOliry all those indebted to said association
that their accounts and notes must be settleo
Immediately. Tie books ard notes remain II
the hands Of G. r. Augustine, former Agen
ofthe association, who Is authorized 70 setti'
and receipt for the same. ~
By order of the Board Of Directors.
MATTHIAS FIREST0NE Pres't.
Wsynesburgh, april2s, 'Ss-tf