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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-20
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-25
ANNoUyoEMENTs y CANDIDATES.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Is. 1855
LIST OF LILIES

Remaining ~ ne NastUllle P0st Office
NVedn sdRy. January, o6, 1865
The List Of u allied for Letters has been
assigned to the Nashville USIoS, by Post
master Lindsey, for the year 1865, as the
psPer having the largest circulation, in
GLIDING the army.
An letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
charge of one cent. Persons calung for them vii
please be prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters viii please say
they are advertised, aud give the date Of list.
AT letters not taken out in one month viii be
sent &c tho General Post Office ss dead letters.
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Rich, Rare and Racy f!

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE or TIE
"a hzIdsomsst Womau IN tie world q peculiar
hch cOiorei Photograph 10 al. taken from 70;
beautiful y behold. This 10 really 4 rnsgnlfc-n
picture; perfect gsuG- She u z begitchi1g bssu-
". Frloe ~ eeaIsj sent re n nAl b Z sealed
sElI-lm" Box lzS2 Pest ofies, Cincinnati, 0
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HeImbOlfs Extract BuOhu,

HeImbOIds Extract Buohu.
fOR WEAKEEssEa
Arislng nom tsKcsssss, Habits OF Dssgpahon. Early
lndiscretiOn. o. Abuse,
ATTENDED VITA TIE FOLLOWING sEnfFTOEa.
Indisposition 70 EEsruOn Loss Of Power,
Lose 81 Memory. lafhculty o. Bresthing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases WaksfulRess,
Umness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the Flushing Of the BODY,
MusculsT System, EruptiOns on The Facs,
Hot Hands. Pallid COUntsnahes,
DTyness of the Skin
These symptoms, Il allowed 10 20 on. which tia
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCT, FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire. Who CA
say that they not frequently followed b. thoss
dreadful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are sNare Of The cause Of their suderina
bat none gil confess. The records Of the Insane
ton tear ample witness 70 the truth o. the asssr
ton
TIA CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED EIrH
ORGANIC WEAKNEss,
requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and IN
vigorate the system, which HELHBOLDS ~.
TRACT BUCAU invariably does. A trial VII coR.
vince the most skeptical.
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MarshaI's Sale.

q. :. DISTRICT COURT FOR MIDDLE BIE
TRICf or TENNESSEE
The CnsLed Siste-
sarhels marked ''B" end &C, " md ! No. g..
Trunk marked cd" es1tsining
ieH clry.
DURSUANT To YENDITIQNI FXPOEAs
II -ueI from said Court in aiid cause, on ftss-
dsy the slst day d January. IsC5. tetEe-n ths
hours Of 10 AM II O'Clock, A. n e. the store house
On the pubic Aqlars in Nashville 40 % ning The
Clty Ho.elOn the sou b, and fonnefly occupied IS
Messrs- A. J. Dunran a Co., I will sell 10 Public
aaati0n tor eash, - TIC highest tiddsr The above
mentioned articles, condemned by za1d Couyt
fortified 70 the Unlied States.
EDWIN r. GLAsCOCK,
jsall-2Ot Marshal Middle Dat Tsnnssses
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FLUlDExTRAcT BUcHU.

A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of The
Bladder, kidHeys, Gravel, and DropsIosI
SWellings.
THIS MEDICINE INCREASES THE POWER
i OF Digestion, and excites the ABSORBENTs
into healthy action, b which the WATRRY or
CALCEkOUS DISPOSITIONS, and all UNNATURAL
ENLARGEMENIS are reduced as wen s. pan and
Inflammation, and Il good for hET, WOMEN, OF
CHILDREN.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

Prom eight 70 twenty ysars standing. With nEuass
known - science aud iame.
For medical properties Of Buchu. see pfsuanss
tory u the United States.
See. Protgssor DeWees' valuable works On the
Practice Of Pnysic.
see remarks made b. Tia 49, eslsbralsd Dr.
Pnysick, Philadelphia
see rsuiar<s made - Dr. EDhram Mcdowell, .
eeisf'rased Phfsicsans and member q ne ROJai
Selese q a.igsons, ireland, and published IN be
Irenale lolls u TIE King and Qlstsnss Journal
bee medsco-ChIrurRicsl Reeves, nlliIishsd b.
ssnlEnin IraYers, FellOEAof TIE Royal Collsgs u
5urgeOuE
See most Of the late Standard works on uasdiai.s.
Extract Buehu,..--Sl.e0 per botls or az foT 800
harsapanlls, 100 40
Or hall q dor o each for sf2, which sfU -
suinoaent % cure ne rnost Obstinate cases. II dir6c-
sons are adhered q.
obzerFatlon-
- Descnhe sylnytouls In al eonamnisssous.
Cures g1aEazseeGL AdEics EzAts
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-25
BLooDr BLooDl BLOOD
Fluid Extract SsrssparIlIs
Syphilis.

Thus y an siiectlOe Of the blood, and attacks ths
seKnal Orgaps, Innings Of the Nose, Ears- Throaf
hlndpipe, and other m1ctis surfaces MAXIM it,
appearance IN the form q Ulcers HeIrobold's E1-
tract 5arsapsrlua purihss Lhs Blood. nd rep1oges
Al sesly eruPdons u ne slIin, giving 70 ths com
psuon ctear AM healthy color. Il bang prspaI-
ed expressly FOR this class o. eOunDlainss r. 49,
purifying properties are preserved % A lrsaisr a..
tent than sny other prsparstiOE Of sarsaPariIis,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-25
4lniprl.
RAfEs OF ARYERTlsINH.
no ADVERTISERS m DEfLU.
PlYABIF ADVANCE.

Advertisements in the Special Column, first time
from 10 lines, 81 OO-eseh additional line,
cents; subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. 10
Local Column, first time, from 20 lines, 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent inser-
tons, IS cents per line.
Al advertisements occupying ETeoia position,
and al double column advertisements, viii be
charged as5I per cent advance on regular rates
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
gill b charged At the regular advertising rat,
and must lnTala0ly be paid, o advance, OF no in
ssrnOn made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS " CANDIDATES.
~ ll-A+l N- - BIZ ~
Eor Counly Dinoefs z "
FOR Cy Or
We, the undersigned, have this day sdOptsd the
sboFa rates or advertising 20 which We bfnd our
selgse zIrlctF aan-f
YIN. CAMERON b 90.
JOHN WALLACE TaqD1ssk.
BARRY. " NHAM co. for Pres
NAEHvrLLE, TENN., Sept. . So
WEDNE DAY. JANUARY Is. 1855
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1 West Ms WehlM ner c Mrs
/ Ward Miss Wade / 5irs
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| Yesyson n Miss YarbrougI z Mrs
! Fost " Mia ToUrE N Mrs
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-25

Take no bslsam, Mercury, CT unpleasant med5eIzs
for unpleasant ahd dangerous diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-25

FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Oh con-
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the E1-
tract Buchu i unequslled by any other remedy, a.
n ChlOrOsis Retention irrsgnlErity, Painfulnsss
or Suppression OF the Customary EvaeuatiOns, U
cersted or SchrrOus state Of the Uterus Lsueog-
rhea, or Whites, 5terility, and fOE al complaints
incident 70 the sex whether arising nom indiscra-
ton, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFR
see symptoms above
10 Family Should Be- RitAOla Il
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AFFIDAVIT

Psrs0la1y appeared baiors mo 40 Aldsrnaa
he ely q fnIiziepnH., II. a. heimhoia, aho. b..
lng duly aHOr8, DON say, his preparations confaln
no narcotic, no mercury, or other iniursOGs druEs,
but are purely vegetable. II. r. HELMBOLU.
sworn snd subscribed before me, this ed day
NoysILsr, 1854 Wa p. EiBBARD,
Alaennhni sfii-street, ssCFe Race Phila.
Ad&fsss istteTs for insoTsas1On IN confdsnca.
n. II. 8EtahBOl4D, Chemist
Depot l03 south fenth-strsst
Below Chestnut. Phlladelphla.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13
Sherif's Sale.

THE STATE OF ONO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, IS.
DURsUANT TO tho command 81 an order for sale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas within
aud for the County of Highland and State Of Ohio and
directed, Twill offer at public sale ~ the door Of
the Court Hohse, in Hisboro, ~
On Monday, august IA, A.. d. 1865,
at one O'Clock p NJ. the foll0wlng described real es
tate, to-wit Situate in the county Of Highland In
ha State OF Ohio, and in the township OF Concord on
the waters of the East Fork Of Brush Creek being
part Of attract OF land entered IN the name of james
f. Leach, No. 1896, and bounded as follows:
Beginning ata white. ak aud dogwood, running s.
Sle r. 81 poles TO two hckories and dOgwood; thence
n. 10 E 227 poles TO whiteoak and dOgwood thence
N. 7775G W ia poles TO three d0gwoods and hickory;
thence .. o. w l2s poles TO q lockwood, n blackoak
and blaekoak thence s. % W 40 poles TO the begin
nipg-containlng One Hundred 900 Acres, more OF
eXcepting nom the above, the following desc rib.
ed piece OF land conveyed by Thomas Whitley and
wife TO Milton p. Toll, tO-wit: -
beginning at a hickory and, dogwood on the South
side Of county road and the northeast corner 10 the
land OF Lewis go and running thence with one Of his
lines 3. Joy W. b4 poles to stOne thence S. 800 n.
~ poles 10 stone on the south side OF branch thence
n IO7 w. 81 poles to stone in the line of the land
Of WIN. Miller; thence with said limo NJ zoe w "A
poles to the place Of MISUNDERSTANDING hfteen (l5
Acres, or less, the being the land of which
Thomas Whitley died seized Tl'
10 be sold in an action for partition subject 10 the
dover estate Of Eiza whitley widow Of the said Thorn
wife are petitioners, and Joseph Whitley etals, are
-fetpondeitsr and on the following terms, tp-witi
Onethird Of the purchase money 60 bs paid la hand
on the day Q sale. 0nethrd In year and one.thrd
IN two years from The day Of sale with interest," defer
red paymehts to be secured by mortgage upon th,
premises sold. l.. M. JOHNSON
A. G, MATTHEWS, Atty. sherih Highland Ca. o.
Hillsborough, July 10, 1865. iyl3w6prsieel5
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DIARRHGA AND DYSENTERY.-we hayo exam
ined great number Of letters from Of the most
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati aud Covngton, etc
speaking in the highest of Dr. Strcklahds Anti.
Cholera Mixture for the of diarhooa aud ysentery
The letters are too long 10 publish. MIR. Woods, Of
CoVington, says lac was pronounced incurabe by the
hes doctors in Cincinnati and bottle of Do Strck
lands AntCholera Mixtui effected permanent cure
after suffering for months with the wost form of dar-
rhea and dysentery.
Another saya he was discharged from the United
States service after suffering in the hospital for eight
months incurabe, and last Teource tried Strck
lands Anti. Cholera MiXture he got well directly aud
has entered tho army again IN good health. One
writes he has cured eight very bad
Of dlarFha aud dysentery In the barracks he
with one bottle Of ths valuable medicine In fact
could fl half paper with similar items from the
letters. Why does not government secure this
valuable prepaTat on Our army ought TO be supplied
with IL. IL Is but short time since one Of our men
laid In a very low condition Mt Of Cincinnati
Hospitals his wife sent for the doctor considered
his hopeless case. She, however, gave him Strick-
lands AntCholera Mixture and in three weeks he was
able 10 return home with his wife 10 New Richmond, o
All these right at home speak for themselves
We hope ali the soldiers will put bottle OIL In the
knapsacks, 1T may them Of their mrades
IL js sold by Druggists at so cents per bottle.
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Crop Items.


We CLEAN from our exchanges the
following items of interest in regard to
the crops:
WHEAT IN SOUTHERN ONO. The
harvesting in Southern Ohio is closed,
and reports come to US that many fields
were found to be very severely injured
by the weevil and by smut. Farmers
are now expecting to realize only
light crop Ohio Farmer, 9th.
The Shawneetown Mercury. reports
the wheat crop, in Southern Illinois, as
rather failure.
Much of tho wheat between Camp
Denuison and Xenia has been cut and
shocked. The yield is reported to be
enormous, and the grain of most excel
lent quality Columbus journal.
A letter published below from a relia-
BILE source, gives a gloomy report of the
wheat crop on the Wabash. We are
also receiving unfaVorable reports from
portions of Ohio, unexpected injury
having been suffered from weevil and
rust.--TCin. Gazette, 9Th.
PENNsYLvANIA.-Reports from Ches
ter, Columbia, Wayne and Northumber-
land counties represent the Wheat crop
as abundant and generally of superior
quality. All other crops promising.
The Wheeling IOtclligencer says the
Wheat crop is light in that vicinity.
Other crops promise we'll.
In Harrison county, Ind, the Wheat
crop is very fne--never better
The Missouri Republican of the 7th
says that the reports of the crop pros
pecta from Missouri and Illinois are
upon the whole highly favorable
Wheat has suffered from rust, but ia
what extent cannot be fairly determi led
till the grain is threshed. A large
breadth Of land had been appropriated
to its cultivation; and it may be pre-
sumed that, after making all proper de-
ductiOns on account of this mischief
the product will be above the average
Fort WAYNE, INDIANA.-The Fort
Wayne Sentinel says tho yield of Wheat
in that section will not be one.half al
large as was expected one month ago.
HOWARD County, IND.--Wbeat crop
below an average, owing to Fly and
WeeVil.
VINcENEEs, IND.--Wheat crop a fail.
ure--some fields not worth euttiDg.
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"A Administered tors Sale of ReaT
Estate.

w PURSUANCE of sn order granted bv n. Pro,.,s
Court OF Highland County, ohio, will offer for
SALE ut public auction, - "
On Saturday, August IL, 4. D. 1865,
at o'clock afternoon, at the door Of the dvsiIine-
house upon tile promises, the undivided one fth part
OF the hlIowthf described real estate situate in the
county ot Highland aud State Of Ohio on tho waters
to-wit:
Beginning at stake AMI stone IN the line Of Jacob
Dayidsoni thence n. ia poles to stone IN ne line
Of h 'Oravens, and corner to Joseph MiIIsr's Lot:
thence East 1888 poles TO whiteoak
thence south ~ poles to two whiteoaks and gum;
thence west l2S2s poles TO the beginning containing
one hundred aud hftcen of land, more or less
(the same including all the land owned bv William
CanIinger deceased in his lifetime, except so acres
wcd by him to his son, George Caplinrer3 and being
part OF John Graham's Survey No 2Si2
To be sold subject to the life estate " MaEdalen Cam
lngct (widow OF the said William CaptinKer dec.as
e at not less than twothrds Of the appraised value
thereof.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half the purchase money
to be paid In hand the day u uRIs and the
remaining one-haf in nine months thereafter the DE-
tsrred payment to he secured by notI with
security aud bearing interest from the day OF sala
s. NJ. Men ULTY,
Administrator of Anthony Caplinger, deceased
JoHN NJ. DoRMAH, Attorney
July II, 1865. Jyl3w5pr'yfel2 a6
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LATEST NEWS.

The Cholera has appeared in Asia
and is extending westward.
The crops in Virginia are reported
very good, by correspondent Of the
Richmond Republic.
President Johnson has been quite i'll
but is recovering. So has Gov. Brough,
who is also convalescsnt.
Emerson Etheridge, of Tenn. has
been arrested for making treasonable
speeches ia that State and Kentucky.
Florida has sent commissioners to
Washington, to ask for the appointment
Of Provisional Governor
Secretary Seward has entirely recov.
cred from his injuries, and is in excel
lent health.
The subscriptions to the 7 80 loan on
Saturday amounted to s5,25l, 500, and
during the week to s2O,94S,3 300.
The rebel Congressman, H. c. Bur.
nett, who was examined on a charge of
treason at Louisville, on Thursday, the
9th of July, has been held to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
1t is stated that the Government has
recently obtained new evidence of Jeff.
Davis's completely in the assassination
plot, which will lead to his trial before
long by Military Commission.
On Saturday the President had an
interview with suadry rich rebels from
Virginia, who wished to secure the abro.
CATION of the clause excepting men
worth $4,000 from the benefits of the
amnesty proclamation. 1t is hardly
necessary to say that the delegation die
not effect the object of their visit.
FoRT LARAMIE, July Ga column
OF the 9th Missouri Light Artillery
equipped as cavalry, and the 18th Mis-
souri, Cavalry passed Columbus, Ne
braSka, to-day, en- route to the Powder
River country, to cooperate with two
other columns now preparing to marct
from Laramie against the hostile In.
dians.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13
Union Conventions.

The Union voters of Highland coun-
ty are requested to meet at the usual
voting places--with the exceptions
named below--in their respective town
ships, on SATURDAY, July 22D, 1865,
to select too SETS of Delegates, as follows:
One set of Delegates, to meet like Del
egates from Ross county, to nominate a
candidate for the State Senate, at
GREENFIELD, on TUESDAY, AUG.
FIRST, NEXT, with a ratio of one
Delegate for every 100 home votes cast
for Governor .Brougb, giving Salem and
Hamer one--meotiBg in Pricetown;
Brushcrcek aud jackson two-meeting
in Sinking Springs; DodsOn and Union
two--meetiDg in Lynchburg; Fairfield
three; Liberty and Madison each four
Clay and Penn each two; Paint, three
and Concord, Marshall, New Market
Washington and Whiteoak each one
Delegate; total %. And also, one sci
of Delegates to meet 10 Hillsborough
SATURDAY, JULY 29th, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates fei
the following Offices;
One Representative,
One Treasurer,
One Sheriff,
One Prosecuting Attorney
One Commissioner,
One Coroner,
One In6rmary Director.
The basis Of representation in th'
Convention will be one delegate fo
every so votes east for Gov. Brough
aud an additional delegate for ever.
fraction of % or over, each township
to have at least one delegate. Th
number of delegates to which the re
spective townships are entitled On th
above basis, is as follows:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13

NEW MUsIc.--We have received from
Horace Waters, No. 4s1 Broadway, N.
" the following pieces of Music by
Mrs. e. A. Parkhurst, who is one of
our most popular composers
"Funeral March" to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln, the martyr Presi-
dent. sob Send me one flower from
his Grave" Price 80 cents each. The
Martyr, with vignette of the President,
90 cents. Mailed free.
-a "The best we have seen in the in n.
strumental line is the Funeral March
in G minor, by Mrs. Parkhurst. I'm.
York Evening Post.
at is one Of the most affecting things
OF the kind we have heard Of ate."--rN.
Y. Herald.
1T is fine composition, we'll worthy
the reputation of its writer."--I Fl HOue
journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13

Gen. Garfield, while delivering an
Grafton on the Fourth of July, at Ra-
VIENNA, was overcome by a coup d soliel,
(sun-stroke,D growing suddenly faint,
reeled, and would have fallen but that
he was caught by his friends near by.
He was soon restored, however, aud was
in Cleveland on Wednesday, in his usu-
al good health. He was quite indis.
posed for several hours after the attack
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13

them wo owe the greatest share of that
"debt Of gratitude" which in the .lanf
guage of the sentiment quoted at the
outset, is "tbe only debt we can never
pay"
Let the loyal people of old Highland
resolve that they will at least pay their
share Of this sacred debt, as far as lies
in their power.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13
The EllicOtt House,
MAIN ST. H1LLsBoRo, OHIO.
WRIGHT & vIcKERs, Proprietors.

THNHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the above
y -nld and weknown Hotel, will spare no efforts to
maintain its reputation as First-CAss House.
THE TABLE viii always he supplied with the best
Tue market 0fords tina servants attentive aud polite.
and all the accommodations Of the House such as ~
insure The pleasure aud comfort of its gGssts
The pr"rcturs will give their constant aud personal
attention to the management of the business.
Being the largc~t Hotel in the town, and situated
nearest To the Depot makes 1t the most convenient for
travellers by railroad.
Good SrAHLISd convenient 70 IN" TTousr
WRIGHT Il TICKERs
flnshoro, Juy G, 1855. iy6yl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-07-13
PrObafe NOfice.

TINE following Executors Administrators and
h Guardians have hlJd in the Office Of the Probate
Court for Highland county, o., their accounts and
vouchers for settlement, viz:
Joshua Hns-ey, EXT Of Norman Johnson, decd.
Samuel Watts, Samuel u. Strain, deed.
Azel aud James Shoemaker, Executors George Shou-
maker, deceased
n. " nrlaplAne, Admir-, of W. H. GimpsOn, decd.
simon StrOup Admir- uf humas Barrnw, dec d.
Bcn1, Cnnard, Admir-. Of hcp2ibah Larkin, decd.
David Rpes, Admir-. oi Jureph Furry, decd.
Joseph /. Woodrow, Admir- Daniel lnslecp, decd
:. A. Weaver, Admr. Of Jonathan Weaver, decd.
Thos. VI. Boyd, Admir-. ~ Il. u. Tuthell, decd.
James W. Spargur, Guardian Of Berry W. Spar
CUR, minor.
John Cox Guardian NJ CARROTS Heirs.
A. q. Swearengen, Guardian Of Noses Carothers'
Heirs.
D. G. IIulitt, auardian Of MArg't Mcclure.
Sam'l Steel Guardian Of Mary y. johnson.
W. NJ. Siders, Guardian Of Amanda J. MUberIy.
John G. Strain, Guardian OF Jane johnson, decd.
Edwin Il. Morgan, Guardian Of ThOs @. Lee, "a
And which have been continued for publication,
Exceptions and final bearing until July 22d tSaur-
day A. ID. 1868. W. NJ. MEEK,
June 27, 1865. Probate Judge.
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