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HENRY, MOORE l. GENUNG.
Manufacturers and Jobbers Of
CLOTHING,
No. sa2 Broadway. opposite St Nlohola.
Hotel, New York.
Philip Henry. Jr, formerly Of Hsnrys.
Smith e. Townsend.
Jshn T. Henry. formerly Of Saulsbury &
Henry.
Ajax. T. Moore and I.aae p. Go nuup, for.
msr!y with Henrys, Smith g. Townsend.
TO-
We have ready large, handsome and
we'll assorted stock Of
Ready. Made Clothing.
manufactured by Us exclusiy civ for thu
Southern Trade. which we arc prs.
pared 70 sell a. LOW PRICES and on
Liberal Terms. ~
Our Stock is adapted in material, style,
isngths and sizes, exclusivsly to the South.
and comprises goods from the loves. priced
10 ths hnest made, including large assort.
raent Of goods for
Freedmsn's Wear.
The recent decline In wooden and cotton
hDrscs will enable us TO effsr Clothing at
i.se'a lower PI;sss sasa /: Ass bee. .olf sos
at any time since 1860. ,.,
Cash and close buyers from the South
are invited to examine our stock before
Purchasing, ~ We believe We eaa offer them
great inducements. '''''''
We will be happy to receive orders, and
our long experience IN the Southern bust.
mesa enables 40 70 make selections which
VIII De certain 70 give entire satisfaction.
descriptive Catalogues with prices cent
BY mail " desired. =
HENRY, MOORE e. GENUNG,
Sept 26 '61--4mo -, :, q ,
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Bill for Injunction
and to Marshal ~.
sets.
John M. Beatty,
Administrator,
VI.
Mary E. Massey,
~ -

IN conformity 10 the decretai order nads
in the above stated cause at June Term
1867, tho creditors Of s. B. Massey, de-.
ceased, ars notified that they are required
10 iiis aud establish their Fsspse:7 SIS. ss
against the Estate Of said deceased, before
the Commissioner Of this Court, on or be-.
fore the frat day Of January, next; falling
40 to do, said claims will be barred.
X. G. BILLINGS, e. E.I.n.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster C. H., 8. G.
Jolly II, lS67.-3mos.
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In Equity-Lancaster.
John Z. Robertson. Admir-. Bill for Injune.
INV vs.. ton, to mar
John w. A. Porter, and shal sssets. n
wife, and others. sell Lands' r q.
iief a..

IN conformity to the decretal order Of
this Court, made In the above stated case
at June Term, 1867, all and singular the
creditors Of John Clyburn, deceased, Gre
hereby notified that they are restrained by
the Injunction Of this Court from suing In
any Of the Law Courts on their claims
against the Estate Of said deceased and
hey are further notified and required 10
present and establish their said claims be-.
fore the Commissioner Of this Court on or
before the 3lss day Of October next, other.
wise said claims will be barred. -
X. @. BILLINGS. C. e. Id.
Jolly 24tk, 1897. &c.
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In Equity-Lancaster.

In Equity-Lancaster.
James Small and w. W. Bill for Iniune.
Hinson, Executors. iion. To sell
Jerusha Hinsou, et. al. = {
UNDER the Order Of the Court IN ..is
case, will sell a: Lancaster Court Hons.
on Monday the 4th day Of November next.
Tract Of l.apd belonging to the Estate of
Washington Hinson. deceased. sIsiop ON
the waters Of" "fittie Eynche.' Crs.L !"
bounded BY lands Of w. II. Roberts. Est.ts
lapdsrsf w. w. .Ellis,s lands of Daniel Hin.
son and othets. containing { -
241 Acres,
more or less. ~ a. --rs "a .r'-l4.
Said Land will be sold subject to the
right and claim of Jsrusha Hinson, widow.
to have and 10 hold during her life 81 acres
thereof, which has been assigned her A
Dower-the purchaser to take possession
OF said 81 acres at her death.
TERMS "A sufficIenc Of cnsb TO nav
the costs and expenses OF sale. The bal.
ance on credit Of one and two years with
interest from day of sale, secursd by the
bond Of the purchaser with tive psed "a.
eurIties aud = mortgage Of the land.
Purchaser = pay for papers.
Terms OF ssls must be complied with on
X. G. BILLINGS. C. E. L. d.
Lancaster c. H., Oct. 3, ls67.-4t Tlsl
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Nomination.

MKssRs. EDIroRs PLEASE announce Mr..
ALkRED ANDREWS as q candidate for seat
In the approaching State Convention and oh.
tige MANY worms.
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IN EQUITY
Lancaster.
Bill for Injunc
Sion, to Marshal
assets, TO sell
Real Estate, &c.
Molivis N. Crawford, !
Administrative,
vs..
Martin Crawford,
and othere.

in conformity 10 the decretal order Of
this Court made In the above stated case
at June Term, 1867. ell and singular the
creditors of tho Estate Of Robert l.. Craw-
ford. deceased, are hereby notified that they
are restrained by the Injunction Of this
Court from suing at Law on Their claims
against said Estate. Said creditors are fur
ther notified to present and establish their
claims before the Commissioner Of this
Court, on or before the sixth day Of Nov.
ember next, otherwise their claims will be
barred.
X. a. BILLINGS, Q. r. D.
July 24sh, 1887. am.
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1925 LARGE AND NEW STOCK
AND WINTER GOODS I

WE have received and constantly receiving
o me largest selected
TINS market selected by the firm Baltimore
fHCES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. ~ " ~ ~ " 'AA -
Our Stock of Ladies' Goods
bonnets Nets. Shawls, Nubas, Hos,& - ~ ' "a''
For GentIenoen's Wear
lot Of Ready Made th.. will toni .
Sasunet
MADE Csthg sell Shirts Under Sr DrwsIy
Boots and Shoes
of Goods
fhe's Than bought from the obber Charleston New
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Brown and White Bacon p
Nnger NPieos Baggng Iron Cotton IAN dTwne ff"'
49, Supply of Fresh Drugs just received
continue
's expense Call and before purchasing " ~ ~
1. r " o.,. - AASSELTINE & CHAFEE.
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DEKALB HOUSE

In Equity-Lancaster.
d. r. Hancock, Bill tsr Injunction, TO
Administrator. Mssshsl Assets. For
va - Aceosnt, Rslisf, Go.
Henry Hancock, |
OF. nj. ~,
1T having been made 70 appear .hs. John
Plylsr and Sarah A. Piylsr, bis wife, and
Nancy d. Bslk, Defendants Ia Tho above
stated case, reside beysud the limits Of the
State Of South Carolina. il 10 ordered, on
motion of John ID. wyiIe, Solicitor for the
Complsinant that the SAID Defendssts do
snswsr, plead or dsmur 10 the Bill fled
against them, and Henry Hancock, Bartlett
J. WishersPoon and James n. Withsr.
spoon. within forty days from this date, o.
On failing 30 70 do, decree "pro confssso"
VIII be made agsinst them. TDE
. X G. BILLINGS, c. Z. I. d.
Cemmissioners OfFise, LaAsastsr G. H., s, G..
ocsobss sss, tss5--4oA. DYE Sfc77
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more or less, and bounded by lands of John
strain, Estate lands Of Z. Frazer and of b.
Blackmon.
fERhS:--A sufficiency of cash to pay
the costs and expenses up 10 the day Of
sale. The balance on credit of one wear
with interest from tie dsy of sale the
purchaser To- give note with approved per.
sona' security and mortgage Of the prem.
'ses. Purchaser to pay for papers.
.S- Terms Of sale must be complied
with on day OF sale, otherwise the pro ps:tv
WI be resold on the Same day at the risk
Of the former purchaser.
X. G. BILLINGS, C. E. ID.
Commissioners Office, ancaster C. H.S.C
October 9, '67-4t TIsl
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I'm EQUITY-Lancaster.
d. ID. A. Belk, I Bill to Marshal as.
Administrator,
vS. acts fnr Io;unct;on
ID. w. Brown,
John Adams, ct al. &C.,
IN accordance with the decretal order
made In sthe above stated case, at June
Term, 1867, all and singular the creditors O f
A. N. w. Belk. deceased, are hereby mott.
ned that they are restrained by Injunction
from suing at Law on their claims against
the Estate Of said deceased. Said creditors
are further notified that they are required
TO present and establish their claims before
the Commissioner Of this Court on or before
the 9th day Of November, or failing 40 to
DO, said elaine will be barred.
X. G. BILLINGS, c. Id.
Com'rs Office, Lancaster. c. H., sc,
July 24th, l867-3mos.
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Kershaw g. Connors.
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS.
B-ofice In the Court House, Lancaster, s. G.
GEs. J. D KrssuAw. wv. II. Cosxoas Eso.
Jan. 10, 1859. is"tf
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100 Aores

moro Or less. and bounded BY other lands
OF said deceased. Sold under a former or.
der In this case.
TERMS:-A safficisncy Of cash to pay
the costs since the last sais. The balance
on = credit Of twelve months with interest
from the day Of sale. secured BY tho note
Oh the purchaser with two or more good
personal securities and mortgage Of the
premises Purchaser 70 pay for papers.
@ Terms Of sale must be complied
with on day Of sale, otherwise the property
will DO resold on the sane day at The rial
Ok As .s...ss purchaser.
K. O. BILLINGS. C. ELL d.
CommissionsrsO Omee, Lancaster q. H.. 8 G..
October 8, '67-4t. Tisl
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In Equity-Lancaster.
Sarah Hammond, widow, , Bill for
VIM. A. Biggnrt, and others. - ...
UNDER the Order Of the Court in tbi.
case. will sell at Lancaster Court House,
on the first Monday, 4th day Of November
next tract Of Land belonging to the Es.
tate OF Raleigh Hammond, dec sased, CON.
taining
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In Equity-Lancaster.
Burrel Phillips J
".
Susan Phillips. a. nj.

UNDER the Order Of The Court IN the
above stated case, will sell at Lancastsr
c. H., on Mooday. the 4th day OF Noyem.
Der next, the tract Of Land belonging "a
the Estate Of Robert Phillips, deceased
alleged in the proceedings TO have been cold
~ Robert Phillips 70 Burrel Phillips, con.
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A RESOLUTION

Relative to an amendment of the Constitution,
providing for the extension of the elective
franchise:
"Resoiced, BY the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, three-ffths of the members elected
to each House agreeing thereto, that it I've and is
hereby proposed TO the electors of this State, to
vote at the next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amendment
as substitute for the first section of the fifth arti-
Gle of the Constitution of this State, tO-wit:
Every male citizen of the United States Of the
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have the qualifications Of an elector, and be enti-
tied to vote at all elections. T."
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW G. MCBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867. Iapr. s, ,'67-Gm.
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FTHERE win be petition presented to the Com.
L mssioners Of jackson county, at their session
in June next asking for an alteration Of the road
leading from the town Of jackson to keystone
Furnace, IA followsi Commencing about fifteen
rods from whore said road strikes the lands OF
John H. Stephenson, in going from the town of
jackson, then bearing 20 the LETT ON the best
ground 10 make good road Tor the distance OF
about half mile and then again to lntereect said
road, and vacatlng SO much OF the old road as Is
now located between said points,
MAY 2, B7--bw. PETITIONERS
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BEAUTY!
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Mahomet the Second sent to Venice
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away your false flizzes. your switches,
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.

STATE OF Quo.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATE.)
!, WILLIAM Henry SMITH Secretary of State
of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that the
following is a true copy Of joint resolution pass
ed by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio,
q the 9Th day of April A. D. 1867, taken from
the original rolls on file in this office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed the
rsEAL. Great Seal of the State of Ohio, at Co.
lumbus, the 9Th day of April A. D. 1867
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary of State.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win be
IN presented TO the Commissioners Of jackson
County, at their June session. for an alteration in
the County Road from Latrobc Furnace to Salem
Church.
Said road to be changed from the East side to
the West side of Joseph Exline's land, and thence
In Il southerly direction to the Latrobe Saw Mill.
Also, to continue the County Road leading from
Middleton, on the East side of Latrobe Furnace
lands, in southery direction until it intersects
the public road on Flint Run.
May 2,67-5w. PETITIONER,
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ALSO:
L. M. BEMAN
LICENSED
CL AIM AGENT.
CENTREKILLE. OHLO

CENT'REVILLE, ONO.
TONGRESS having passed a law to give soldiers
~ that enlisted for Three Years and served their
time out an additional Bounty of 500 Dollars,
Those that enlisted for Two Years and served the
time out, 50 Dollars. Those that enlisted for less
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wounds so Dollars. In case Of soldiers death,
their father, mother, widow, or minor children
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Persons will please bring their discharges with
them when they come to make application for
their Bounty
P. s. expect to visit Washington about the
list of September, and think it will expediate the
matter in getting the Bounty.
Aug. 8, '6G-tf.
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BLACKSMITHING.
I WOULD say to omy old customers that still
H. continue the

Il continue the
BLACKSlfITHING BUSINESS,
AT MY OLD STAND ON PORTSMOUTH ST.
SOUTH OF THE GIBSON HOUSE,
where will still be happy to accommodate my
old customers, and all Others who may favor me
with call. Having secured the services of
+. PALMER, as HoSe-Shoer, who will certainly
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on hand, will be able to do this kind of work on
short notice Particular attention will be paid to
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The above work will be done as low as any
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ENos PALMER. Sept 10, '66-H.
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Capital 100000.

DIRECTORS:
c. G. MEGRUE,
Pres't of the First Nat. Bank, Batavia, O..
DIR. 0. w. NIXON,
Late Treasurer of Hamilton County.
M. w. STONE,
Grain and Commission Merchant, Gin. o.
r. p. REFENBERICK,
Grain and Commission Merchant Gin. o.
VIM. M. RAMSEY,
Of Oliver & Ramsey, Attys-at-Law, Gin. O.
VIM. MEGRUE,
Prest Citizens Nat. Bank, Piqua o.
ROBERT BELL,
Of r. Bell s. Co., Portsmouth, o.
&. G. MEGRUE, President.
R. II. ReEenberick, Vice Pres't.
y. +. Reynolds, Secretary.
WIN. CLENDENIN. NJ D.,
Health Officer, Cin'ti, o. Md rvoro,r.
w. P. ELSTUN, NJ. D., 4"'u NA"n '''
Late Surgeon U. s. A.
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[zELII;3:;.!R RtH

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