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TO the Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate, within and
| for the County of Hancock.
l HE subscriber respectfully represents that William
Cogsns ltc Of Suriy, deceased was seized in f, "
pews No aud 10 in the L MON Meeting House. and also
NJ" IN, IN the rst Methodist Meeting House, situated in
saul sirry Your Petitioner therefore prays your Honor to
allow her the above named No. Pew, the estate as
| in duty bound will pay.
| FANNY II. COGGINS.
| Surry, July u 1858.
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senator lsisier in August. 1857.


1t. Col. Cong NJ. V. Il. Co.'S.
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AT court II Probate holden at Sullivan within and for
the county Of Hancock the Tuesday Of August
4. ID. lSjs.
ANN Nj stLrER and Wilson Godfrey Executors Of the
Vii of Wilson ,i0!:r'y late Of Could, boro' in said
county demonstrating presented their account Of admins
isirht"n upon sad deceased. estate for Probate:
OIdert, That the Executors give thereof to all
"r'"i' Interested, by causing copy Of this order
he punished three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed At tilsw, rt IN SAIL county, that they
may appear Al Pr,lic be held at Ellsworth
on the hrst Wednesday Of Sept. next at ten sf the clc.
~ the i"rcn". to ew Gauss any they have, why
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true CO y-Attcst. A. A. BARTLETT, Register 3wog
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MORE MODEnN DEMOCRACY

Searsport, Aug. 9th, ISIS.
Progressive Agcl
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gxI1AORDyNA4E ,IMnEUKn wNTs
i To TRAOS


- oNtooao O1xponce.ss
A. pew feestsing ~ 6psing aaA oaussssstsGk
- q - 0eo4s, Hat and 6onpsts Besis al
49,, Cres9ssy WnSs, -. dirsstffon he EAst1Yn
No., Walsh comprises an extensive vastefs = Al
se:ss dePsstnents Ny stock will compare favor
assy wisA asy y ~ city IN Point u sasisty -
sss!Mys 80 tsis well knewn fact thatsAs prisee
OF Rsss 0eo4s, have Glihs, Tissuss. pev.ne
lawns, Barge Delaines, chsilies, PopIins, Vslsu
easa Fssass' Dsbsiss, Aresstiaes, Lawn HsSss
ofstsp!s oeeds .hssvybrovndonsstie,b isssAs1
10, Unaeasgs ,ATifis, tickings prints, -.
AA6Os Linen 0eods Of all kinds-vhits Ca
eso1 70! paats !; white and brown table diaper.
$500 aad diaper tewsliag Irish linen, brown q.
A!Sos b.1asr SAa Il, blaak ak vssstsss. es,.
ssosdefiss, isees, pocket handksrchiefs, hosisry,
dsndsn.l
AL1O an Assortment Of Summer Clothing, Ana
esccoeasy articles too numerous TO mention.
any - ssnnsstten With the shove, i keep q -
scfs@snt 3 oueensssre and Groceries, the latter
stiil ecntiaue to sell Of vholesAi
Rsieee Aftssh - II choice Teas direct frea tn
o s ieaCo., New York. which are warranted 70
~. s s1Hfssst'ssaseion arths money will BE- re-
ltaink cAn now oasri nducementsp net 10 bssx.
ssusa y shy house II this city.
~ shsfs ses1erttsle yoasannot nnd spyvhsre
s s S .sal..,ss Hiahl. siapsaes-snyvhss
u. 9; S.-Thsse assaot old gooes--havs not ssss -
Hes. -, -. = a.SIss ms.s.ss.
RAoknk II - - = "AAAAAAcsuo. s
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yyySVNt 49, @zlS~y - N
4ssLs and ?. n
~ s, block 81 -
~ !, ~, 4. and 8 block
Bots I'd ii. block SIS
Lots j ~. 1. Sc, 10, II ard IL, block /
Lpts fAs4. s, and 10, block IS -
Lots 0ds y. block 80 -
Lots ~. IA and IL, block II
Lots !, s.G.7, So and 10. block ~
Ailof bl.sk4y
All ef blHSk ~ ~
All Of hlQ(k46
Al oi ,bIdck4s
lot 10 II inclusive, block 40
Lot to II inclusive, block 30
Lots to inclusive block 81
Lots 70 2 incissiye, block 81
Ilots !, 2, 3, 10, III and ~. Anpck s.
Lots !, 2, J and IL, block
Iots to IL inclusive, block IS
Lots TO IL inclusive, block IS
Lots 10 2inolusivs, block 81
pts7 to II i1e!usiye, block -
Z, s, 10 and IL, block r.
D, block 90
block 81
- ~ inclusive, block 81
pclusive, block az
&c. psla''ve' ID
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sn ma was introduced ard used Tor hn the harvest 1851
combined Mower and Rrin the
i. most thai % u.s.
.n'y1wo inches high which bsnsvs Il higher
@ shu requiring only pair horse" Please
ri dAw
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Mes 81 and SO, Lsvee opposite am boa LANDING
kE0kIk, IOWA.
M e Are nov In roeciyt 81 largo stock 81 rcod1
W In our line Tor srnH rnAIs 10 which the
attention OF Cab Customers VI tI0iupt time buy
ere y soiicited. Our stock 1. patty onprissa Of
the following
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SOW
4 DsATH = MsC1 rs uv 80
IN, N II
4s Cook sovs s
ss upsr r .I ha 9 ss1 ssS r. M
our
pa ten i cd aieal.
fMonesv Vale ,ndt
slomg country our sekW Stoves snd
Odd
r.
Trmm
&c &, '''s. '-S
Hou
9s....1s.: So, =. .-s.: ..se. ......, n
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1Ovsssrr 90 n. n.
us..own: raal1 y
!: 8 :. :; us i, : 4 4 ssE
y v n - q Il ! Il
! Glis ", 81 I !; Z. 5.l
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- NEW qr zee -, Elf W ar
aewn: whfNw ar sec q, WINS
Eqrs " gar SEQ %.
II: !; : 4
Wit W gr SEQ is |1laf a. ~. Il
NE gr sec IL. sw qe %. d ~ Z III
Egr Sec y, - end y n .ar ~ =. 81 y !,
s 81 s. Sc - NM q III g q III =
Owners Unknown. W III N W ar ~ ~, n.
Ea's y, 3, sse 9, fr.e,l NE a. Be- :. n Sec 5.
Sec TO- frs Sc 20 nf 2, Sec r. 50
q sesls, s hf S " ar sec is, hf N NJ 3 :, A. y
-, NJ ar ar Sec IL III Sec II, Il INV
E See I! p frac " az ~ Is, s Il az soc 10,
a NY s. ss y, NE N.s q Sec q: " s
&c u M e ~ f r. a /. NV ~
=, n Wqr = or Sec 2S, W Ii s u az Sec X. s
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I !! !; !
Ia as i3NSa II - -
An d. f 7: f ca; 4; - I. ~ IT,
Rsss 4 ma ! o. ~ y
lpt Hand ID Alork
~ II front e,ids ~ = ~ alssk s.
s. I. rear ends lot leslf ~ u hioek s.
1Ot 11Iaad II block SS
lat . and block So
- rear esdsl 10 II and l9Spsct s.
- e con- 50 Il from front ends lot and block IS
Lots ~! and block SO
Lot block 81 a.
Lot r blosk ~ -. ~
! /
md block I0l
~ VI block l0s
~ 4snd \ II block lot
~ nnd Q block los
and 9 block I09
T8S 10 ii and IL block Ill
q 3sab67ss IL II and IL block liz
LIT o = aud W l 10 block ll3
Lot III and i 2 block LIS
4 y = h - IA
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!! :! ] ] ] ! !
q IT. - u.s. = e n :; IS. IS,
! 4 xst
". 112A, 1 tla, vi qU
Fs5 9n1Aow1s Lots 81 H. u, -, le5a,
l3lSlaAa lse, 3ls, ~, 96e, -, 37s,
90, $50. $40, So no, 3y5, 5S3
ia, M us, 727a, !, 746, 774,
d, 93s. ESQ. ss7. -, o4s, $50,
u SS6. 956, 967, a62, 967, 977, 9s1,
~ Ill, l120a, l12la IN. 49,
D Allen Addition.
4yaen qnkoSwn, Blocks l, D. ~ n, Is, II, Is,
Dwn, Blocks 3 5,41 Is, a1k9o 81
s10rs IN THE CrrT ~ KAogQx.
ES&|EsVR Ia 49, u ~ ~ - q,
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- N Ink " n. II A &
T. M n'scAs = = :, ~ - - -, 10,
ss a. :. 50
West Madsssn. -
4crs IN me Crrf q Hlbeux.
ILL.,, " u Co. 2ezect - = 11fst sadye n
deep, com 20 /. IN 40 ] blssi %
sSss ~ las,.
md: i 4 ID NH :. s s'sss i: ~ =
4 s. !, sss sas y s..., !, 80
Cole. Edward, lot 4bioeE I7o -
Carter, sc = s, "a lot Block ~
NxsA d lot 6lock 10
Nsaa0s ~ W. lot 10 block 36
$50 ~ , Arch square.
1uo&2Y, r y lots ! and 2, blsck ~
HsAft, Jacob, ia lot : block 80
Howard, 10, L % feet lot Z block l65
Huston, u o, 2 and w Is and ia block 1871
SAINT, lot . block lSo
ESame 10 n on 9Th 81 com 20 It from alley, and
block IS
same. lot 1 block I5l
E6ame, SO n on Blondeau By 50 feet front end II
h block -
same "a II block 100
Hart, T. K, Wa block is
Nsrnish l0wric, 10, ii and IL, block 90
J6nmanss. T w M and s, block I61 -
KS y, Hugh, block 100 Ms
KcndSiI, Arnold, q fest front % rear end and
Mhlock ~
Jane, .asn front % t,.s block saa ,ss A,o,
Reeder Il r, and :, block -
block 81 - sss1
/ 81 wpson. |. ID. " $50 by 80 - n blon-
!. aeau, |, x ~ ei9 ~ = ~
Thosaas, II Us36efset ~ ~ ST. by 100 rear ends
EsA & !. : I. I II %
Y. 4. :.s 4, 4 si. s'ss 4. Y
Ia. u M y tbs o'rf o.
IND ! Let's, Block :.
s ~. sd iss r. ends nIs Lot and Block s.
LoS and : Block :.
Front Lot Block Ia.
80 II on Main ct by 90 deep side Lot Block IS.
rs by 80 IT 4 side rear end Lot 4 Block rs.
W Lot Blosk 49,
A. fl front snds ~ I and block Is
sa5ft front end iot Il block u
LOT ss.s ; b s,e :. i, /.
lot i block is
Lot . n and hock IL
40 I. eommeneipg "a n Prom rear and Int and n
blnck "a "a. Il
and rear lot 10 II ~ u block II ~
=. and block II - '
3 81 i I. si.s NJ = !
y! 70 - s'1 81 = !, IN
Lot So and 81 -
q and Slos ~ -
~ 97&S &5
II 1letHS k s<S3
G7f ~ IA
- ss 49,
; ~
4 -
q Il
/ || \
= E. IT,
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~ Is3Ea
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: -. .s' = :. g: {! . s..yss!. 81
1.srta p,tss 80 sasAlly dsssbls il an sases,
- I'll aas1ted e tsver eerniess, waih 81 al
kindss AnS 70 ssmeoe Al kinAg q pab = o. vsll
a.d prstsss thsa psstsstiy lren vsiAr., Il i -
most sostsbie roc0ng Tor vefna6aG ~ pofehs9.
.alkins ere! u sin - lajuss itia IT, teaso. -
. ~. s ss hssd Z ~ tenpersssrss, lhus
- yaassbas sss1ae Aas bssn thoros nv 800
- - than nine ysss., AID has rsnsiasd iase
nna sss'jarsd u has been in uss in tKIs city RI
|sssss year: .ad hss given entire satjsiaesien. -
|s @Hbsf tnfornstioa pisass Gall & tis oAs,t
nyas toBheu spsslnsnss q rpcAI II ~.
lng fres 4ron leaks o. Ispaip ana n
osg tes many psrsom Who have sssd
M - ~ foliowiags
1, . ksiessras, y. 6tarkwathsr,
y. kaffvsss Jas. Il. Bruce 3ts
M wkins Isylos, Wm. o. Dsnlal,
~. Jonnsons A.Wslcott,
Pollock, J. B. Howell,
-. 9Ietef Dr.. Knowles,
o:6, ~ Co.s J. Clark,
snSS kseAs, r. Bower,
1se.s D. kedd ing4or. #
!; :':, =; :. !; =. r., ''''''''
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INN sspNfor ss~sk q Cieths. 1ss.sr-..... -.
I, u - 6hists, Dsewsfs, 6loses mn Iss;s,- !
- sseveasR D1anks&s, eill IS nsiX rSiSs
Ms@9gAt LIS THAN uAt913lH dS6@
! ~ ~! !. l'.N:a. PsD. 1d11llis, n
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ment ol timcsfS allowed 10 any one
engaged about the establishment.--
Orders from sll quarters are daily
crowding upon them, and the con-
slant cry is, "Send on more Of your
medicine--it is working wonders in
this region, and we cannot do with
out it," No better evidence than
this need be adduced to convince
any one that this celebrated prepa-
ration possesses all the merit that in
claimed for it, and we are really
glad to know that the Proprietors
are reaping the rewards of their un-
firing industry and scientific labor.
Our friend Lindsey has spent many
years in the most untiring effort TO
bring this medicine to perfection,
and the certificates sworn to and
subscribed by the many who have
been benefited by its use, are proof
positive that his most sanguine ex-
pectations have been realized. Let
all afflicted with the IN any ills for
which it is a certain antidote, avail
themselves of its healing qualities,
and our word for it they will have
good reason to rejoice over the bless.
ings ii is sure to confer.
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CAUTION.

DIR. JACKSON deems IL Ia bs duty w,,i, b ks
Iwes to the afflicted, al-o io himself, to eat
4 ion the invalid public against lol OF nnt r!l.
riplod impnsters calling theinstlyes''Ds,eIsr.
vino wander through ~. e"dniry IrDih plarr
IA place (pnly once Ia the sans pn,r,J imtu,
posing upon Tho SIZES 10y reprcsrn,iH. hen.
selves is using DR.. Jack "n's nii:.n reiur dies,
r as Leng connected With br, ]. and sent out
~ him. la sume places these fellows hxvs
thcmstlycs IA the ''InsSriCAL Ds,
IA,Ksus nIAsgi.F.' One particularly has ths
n,st season Travelled through sever levarti o.
stopping among the farnu,s, who assun.sd ~
name ami then swiniled tho people. aaa e, %
went 80 llr as Ia exhibit certificates uf curvs
addressed e. M. Al this Il Gilse and sczatsi
ms. have NJ professional connection wi'h
my unr in the United SLlios, NOR have az rny
ime ever auiliurzet (lnd never shll!) Any
person 10 use MY nan.r. pr,ctirG 'n,iiy In
large powus "s''. -.-s--. -iA.i alAxftys haze ana
,hall publish my spp"iiliinenis W III W~sEs
pers and by circulars. l., this.wsy NE pphi .
may know at any time wherl am 10 bs fonui.
Iiewsre of peisDns wandering y: Dos n1ss'
rom house n house IN your neignoorsoYs =
ihey aru all inposIers.
EisiR, Pa, Scpi. lst. -b'ss
N. b. Or. Jpcknon sliil nantil - y Gsss
successfully. NIL eases " st''ter''t sna nnA-
, In JACKSON onn he soss.isa At yts(lev.
)bi,,, -Dix0l, Hoas1,.' frtdi0 s.,ardsy -
sunday, Deceinbar ~. uh, aid slh. N?An4y,
,htu. 'it;li H.nisa, rnurssIsy. ~ eeUeco -
Il. S.---i'ersDns wisl,iil. tsaisspNlt ~ 49,
siloald direct 10 Erie, pa--isr ~. ~ Fl
Sept. ~, lsSs. stN sxts
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TES ( IMONIALS.

DR. JAcK5uy, Indian Physician, fFrie, P.un.
syivania, has tor the past year treated n !aTxs
number ~ patti IN our county aud virin.j,
successfully, all forms of Chronic and hong
standing Diseases, partic ularly any AMI al D. .
eHsCs arising from an impure stito OF tho
blood, alro Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. No
voua and Female Diseases, Femair Weaknrs.,
Consumption, bronchitis. aud all d.seas,. 4. =
the Chest and Lungs, arc succrssi,ilI, treaisd
by the use oi Indian Ro.hGdies. whi.i Dr.
procures from various fHdiIn tribes IN Ia.
West. Hc also compounds them himself ar.d
l,scslhem precisely as thej are u-vd b, the
red man." Tho llso ~ them VA hi, yar h..
given DR.. j. ;un enviitbl" reputation. hr j
will visit Cuba. Friday, M,,rh ~. The }, rl,r,
ed should not fiil y, see him. Soa,L,,h ia.
New York.
"a Our t"wnrman, Dr. A. e. JArHsns, il
nltiiliig quite a sur wiiei ,'Fer hc zoe, and a.
curing high encnmum nom The pi'rss and a =
people. Ills irsi ut treatment ni disease /,
simple and natural. lls presc, ibes such med
icinGs aS Tho held and the forest pr.iure. .-ths
same that tho red man NJ The w,'ods INSTINCT
iVnly lSos u elect curtain uurcs. ilc has sI
leGtcd some marvellous rures. NJ his niinrruu.
testimonials ADundanuy s,l lIriii. fiua, VII.
consult him need entertain NJ iearA that ks
W'li administer nauseuus d'scs ~ hiirtii.i uilr
"r;,l medicines. He uses n" remedies whIst
,iiii IN any event proye ivnriuu,, and ~hrn hs
undertakes u u,lsc, IN nine ease, "uf nr :, n sa
effects cure. Il Erie Consfilntion, ssrI.is.
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H. A. K.

MR. SPEAR:-In looking over your
valuable paper the 18th Of Novem.
ber saw very encouraging news about
your Fremont Railroad that the pros.
poets were fair for reaching Findlay
sometime between this and Spring, but
that Judge Cory was calling for more
means to drive the road through. And,
il the subscribers didn't furnish money
iasteI, he would be compelled to cease
operations for want Of means. Sure.
ly yourci,izens will not let the project
stop for want Of means, when the drec.
tots have labored so long, so hard, and
so SUCCESSFULLY; and when a united ef.
fort would be so soon crowned with sue.
cess; for, when completed as far a. III
ma, you will find the advantages much
more than you ever have anticipated.
| have experienced enough to know
it will double the price OF your lands,
and place you in easy circumsta ces
in a very short time, and you will have
plenty purchasers for your farms. sh a
are for sale, aud that at largely ad
vanced prices. Moreover, if you do
not build your load soon, you will be
left without one, for in passing over
your branch from Carey not many day S
since, discovered that it was nearly
delunct. II | we're a farmer in your
county. would help the road through
if al the expense Of part of my farm;
for you will find when completed, the
stock will pay big. | also noticed an
hIticle in the same paper speaking OF a
project TO McAdamize the Bellefontain
State road from Findlay south some
distance; mad you not better do one
thing at time; bend all y our energies
to complete y our Rail Road, and then
y our pixies; for you will have double
the use for pixies after than before.
have heard much said in reference tc
your railroad, and that if once com
sleted would be one Of the best road.
in the west OF which | have no doubt
for am acquainted with much Of the
country through which it is to pass. ant
think ii cannot be surpassed in any
country. Can you not arouse you
citizens to complete il Immediately?
A HOME PRoTrcTIosIsr.
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HARMosY.--We don't thing that
there will be harmony in the DEM
ocratic party Of Ohio long, If papers
like the Coshocton Democrat con.
tinue to harp upon the wisdom Of
the Lecompton Constitution and to
abuse Judge Douglas. Mr.. Burns,
II we are rightly informed, was one
OF the most enthusiastic men in back
ing Douglas that was to be found in
Washington for a little while.--
Then came change, because, as he
said himself, he couldn't got any Of
fees for his friends If he stuck by his
principles. Therefore he deserted
his principles to oblige his friends
and to get them offices. Which Of
fee is Mr.. Dimmock going to serve
and save his country in?-[ States
man.
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Persons Advanced in Life,

And feeling the hand of Time
weighing upon them, with all its at.
tendant ills, will find in the use of
Hoohands' German titters, an Elixir
that will instil new life into their
veins; restore, in a measure, the en-.
ergy and ardor Of more youthful
days, build up their shrunken forms
and give health and energy to their
remaining years.
For sale by druggists and store ekee D
ers in every town and village in the
United States, West Indies and Cana
das. Price rs cents per bottle. Prin.
ciPal Office, 4ls Arch Street, Phila.
delphia, Pa.
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believe thsfe are some b onorabls eScep-
tons smons .ba grccs riss). I would sus,
ssst to community ,hat moral sussion
be used to lie utmost extent. If thst
will not do, then enforce the Law Wig.
orously. and let each individual fsvora.
bic to the same, withdraw all the pat.
ronsge he can influence from such es.
adjustments. And IL ell means fail Of
the desired effect, although disapprove
OF mob law or violence, believe that
every community have a right TO pro.
teet iWelf against such nuisancss, where
the necessity of the case requiresft, on.
~ by such means ssshould be the der.
nier resort.
A. nuoravro
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AN OBSERVER.



CoLuxBus, o., Nov. Is. 1858.
Ma. EDIroR.-The Capitol City is
fast improving, and still extending its
limits farther, on all sides. by erecting
several splendid buildings, some Of
which are the best in the city. The
State House is also approaching com
pletion. although there is still a vast
amount OF labor yet to be done, but
workmen are daily employ ed in finish
ing it up. It has cost an enormous
"pile," but when completed will be one
of the best and mos, substantial public
buildings in the United States. The
workmen are now putting an iron
moulding, Of ornamental device around
the top OF the tower, which adds very
much TO its beauty. The late FIRE in
this building did no serious damage,
and has since been repaired. The ar.
tesisn we'll in the State House yard, is
not yet completed. A depth Of 1850
feet has been obtained, but the water
does not rise to the surface yet. At
present there is nothing being done at
il, but the work Of sinking il still deep
or will soon be resumed.
The two central organs OF both polit.
ical parties have taken "tramp,' but
they did not 60 far. The Statesman
has moved to Neil's Block-a splen.
did building in which the Estate Fen.
cibles' formerly held their quarters.
The Journal will soon be improved
in every department, and has also
been removed; but does not occupy SO
fine a building as formerly, but the
proprietors intend building in the spring,
Mr.. Cook, formerly Of the Sandusky
Register. is editor.in.chief now, and
with his talented corpse OF assistants
the J0u, nal will soon attain its former
high position, and send terror to the
ranks OF the Democracy by exposing
and bringing to ligh, their schemes and
frauds, and let the ax.payers Of Ohio
know what becomes OF their money.
As winter sets in. | notice several la.
borers and mechanics out Of employ.
ment-there is plenty of work to do, but
there are too many TO do it-l am in
favor OF the nezt war.
II X
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A Louisiana Tragedy.

Deeds of violence and blood have
become 80 frequent in this country
as to be really apalling. At Csddo,
Louisiana, a few days ago, Mr.. W.
w. Smith, well-known merchant
and respected citizen, was shot down
in the street by . desperate named
Eldred Ward. Ward mounted his
horse and started for Texas. A re-
ward OF $500 was offered for his
capture, and at Woodville he was
ovsrtaken at the house of q man
named Tatum. The moment the oE
fces and posse entered the room
Ward commenced firing his pistol.
ct the crowd, wounding John r.
Walker In the neck, and Killing John
Barns BY shooting him through the
heart. Ward continued firing until
ell his pistols were discharged then
drew his bowie knife and rushed TO
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I A PETITION VIII be presented to the coun
IA ty Commissioner OF Hancock county,
Ohio, at their December session for 1868, pray.
ing for An alteration OF the county road be
ginning near the school house on the Findlay
and Mount Blanchard county road, near IT,
Mesonores 4 mill in Amanda township; thence
westerly 10 near James Hustons house, and
thence diverging northerly. and thence south
eriy tn near the corners between Evan Steven.
sons and Henry Coopcr's lands and thence IN q
direct limo west 10 the Marion and Findiay
state road--said old road 10 he vacated from
the said point where u DIVORCES near Illusions
as aforsvtssd, to the point where II again strikes
a strait line near said Steavenson's and Coop
RI corners and pray ing for a new road to be
made on a straightIine from said Illusions To the
said corners of said Stevensons and Coopers
land and the whole road from It's seid com.
mencement noar said school house to where II
crosses l.ye creek, TO be reduced ~ the width Of
forty feet, the Iobiect Of said petition boing "
straighien said old road where II IL now crook
ed and reduce the width as aforesaid: said peti
tion, viii further pray said commissioners to
lay out and establish continuation OF the
sou tn end of tho road running north and south
between jackson and Amands. taw nships, from
where the same now terminates; so rs to make
IL intersect tho said new road, IN granted as
PRAYED i;rr. MANY PETITIONERS.
Nnvamhpr q to5S.-fLw,1
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the door when he was shot by Mr..
Tatum. In the melee the lights
were pnt ont, and when lights were
obtained some time after Ward Wa
found weltering in bis own blood,
with pistols in hand. which he had
succeeded in re-loading. On assur-
apce that his wounds would be dress
ed, il he made no further resistance,
he threw his weapons from him.
Ward was found to be severely, but
not morta;ly wounded Cleveland
Leader.
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Marriage.


Married, on the 9th instant, in
Findlay, Ohio, by the Rev. j. A
Meeks, Mr.. j. @. VAN EMAN, and
Miss MARoAREr HARMEL, both oi
Hancock county.
THE thanks Of all concerned arc
rendered, for a generous supply Of
cake.
- On the same day, and by the
same, Mr.. DANIEL d. STRuBLE and
Miss Nancy j. SwlzER, both of Han.
cock county.
- On the l4th instant, at the
residence Of George Woy, Esq, ir
Amanda township, by Rev. A. j
lmhotf, Mr.. DAVID HARRrrr and Mics
Lucy A. THOMAS, both OF Hancocl,
county.
- On the 18th instant, in Fi1d.
lay, by E. Brown, Mayor, Mr., 10.
sIAH VALENTINE and Miss MARGARET
ilELrMAN, all OF this place.
- Also by the same, at the
same time and place, Mr.. JOSEPH
SrAcRHoUsE and Miss MARGlREr
CLICK, all Of Finllay.