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Attachment.

Pancoast & Pontius vs.. Simon Horkheimer
DEFoRE John ]. Hurd, J. r. Of Adams TIP.
ID Monroe County, Chic: On the 10th da,
of October, A. D. 1868, said justice Issued al
order Of attachment in the above action fo
tba sum of $34 T9. Tnal set for Deeembe
1868, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
ect2Ov3. PANCOAsT & P0NTIuS.
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Probate Notice.

TN consequence of the burning Of the entire
i records and papers OF the probate Office, on
the 18th of June last, 1t becomes necessary for
Executors, administrators and Guardisns,who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Thoseknowing
themselves interested in the matter will
please give it their immediate attention with
ont further notice. W. T. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf. Probate Judge.
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JAMES NJ. KENNEDY, Clerk.

The State of OHIO: ,:Iuonroe County, ss;7a
& i, Jere. Williams, Clerk of Court of Com
mon Pleas, within aud for the county and
State aforesaid, 10 hereby certify that the
above is truly copied from the copy of said
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1et Witness my hand and seal of1ssid
[L.s.l Court at woodsfeld, this 9Th day fOI
October, A. b. 1861 SIT svnta
oct20w4. JERE. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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Teachers Notice.

TN pursuance of the statute in such case
i made and provided, the Judges Of the
Court of Common Pleas in the Eighth Judi
cial District of the State of Ohio, do hereby
order that the District Courts and the Court,
of Common Pleas in and for said District foI
the year A. D.. 1853, shall commence in the
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The State OF Ohio, 7aseoratcas County, ss:
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In testimony whereof have hereun-
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the l2'h day Of October,
Z 1858. appointed Administrator OF the estate
Of William Norris, decd.
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OIL OF GRAPEVINE,
FOR THE HAIR.

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november 4 q. -G4 9-at it RI
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g ,ss far.f a.Fs -g.sl
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vember l. hi&
Belmont county, March /, May 81, Novem
her Is. sd
Harrison county, February /, My 3,octo
Der is. F rqe f,4 seva.7~
Tuscarawas county, February q. May u
November S. 4.-,.-...s.
jefferson county, March 8, May 81, Noyem'
Der p.
And it Is further ordered tbatthis order be
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eral weekly newspapers published in said
| District, and that James u. Kennedy, Clers
of the Court of Common Pleas of Tuscarawas
county, forward certified copy of this order
/ to the several Clerks of the Court of Common
Pleas in said District, aud to the Secretary o
State of the State of ohio, forthwith. Don,
this 25th' day of September, A. D. 1868.
GE0RGEW. MclLVAINE,
MOSES u. GRANGER, a
r. :. 12Ecez3 JOHN s. WAY, =
.oE ses II Judges of said Court.
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GROCERIES, PR0TISIoIS, &,
consisting Of

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Teas. Coffee, Sugar,
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~ Vinegar, Burning and
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Prunes, English Currants, Tobacco, Cigars,
Yankee Notions, Candies, Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Fruit Jars, Rice, Hominy, Soaps ,Concen-
centrated Lye. Baking soda, saleratrs,
Memorandum, Blank Toy g. School Books.
Letter or Foolscap Paper sLld by the ream
at Wheeling prices.
Lamps and brushes of all descriptions.
Candies and Confect oneries of all kinds kept
constantly on hand.
| Tubs, Buckets, half bushel measures, Brooms
Washboards, Hoes, Forks, shovels, and axes
In fact, ! keep everything usually kept in q
First Class Grocery Store
bJ- Don't forget the place. Schuma
cher's New Building.
! seplly. 20 p. SCHUMACHER.
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were in power; and even in States where It
had once been accepted aud they afterwards
obtained temporary ascendanoy, they in.
stantly revoked the acceptance. To-day, If
they had the power, they would revoke it in
the Legislature of every State in the Union,
throwing us back exactly where we were
before the close of the war. For the Seymour
men stand now exactly where they stood in
1864; the two conventions were animated by
the same spirit; they would have compro-
missed then on exactly the same terms which
they sickle for to-day. The nation rejected
these terms then, in the midst Of the struggle,
and while the result was uncertain and seemed
far off. Will il accept them now that the
struggle is over and victory achieved
Blair says eyes" and tells how he will
'trample into dust" the Constitutional amend
ment He admits that by the accession Of
twenty loyal Senators and fifty loyal Congress-
men from the reconstructed States "a Demo-
cratic President, even if elected, will be power
less by law" but Seymour is ''to declare the
Reconstruction acts null and void" "to dis
perse the State Governments" and allow the
Rebels to "orgsnize their own government
and elect their own Senators and Representa-
tives." He is 'to compel the army to undo
its work. "when il will not be difficult to
compel the Senate to submit" Doubtless,
the Rebels would like "to compel the army to
undo its work, from Belmont to Appomattox.
The real and only question is, whether the
Union people of the land are also willing. In
November we shall see.
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T oRETTo SPRINGS, ON THE ALLEGHENY

T oRETTo SPRINGS, ON THE ALLEGHENY
- MOUNTAINS, NEAR CRESSoN, Pa.
The public informed that the
LoRETTo SPRINGS, NOW OPEN
under the supervision of JOHN MCINTOSH, Will
RECEIVE BoARDERS
for the balance of the season for Twelve Dollars per
week.
Mr.. F. A. GIBBONS, the owner OF the Hotel assures
his friends the public that he will every effort
10 make them comfortable
Visitors will leave by II p. NJ. train, arriving at
Kayors Station, near Cresson at O'Clock A. M the
following morning.
Communication Tickets will be issued by the Penn
'''' JOHN MCINTOSH,
112ts Proprietor.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RROwNs MILLS BOARDING HOUSE
Originally kept by the BROWN FAMILY. is now
open for the reception Of permanent and transient
BOARDERS.
The beautiful lake, tie boats thereon. the fishing
the bathing, the delightful medcated Mineral
Springs, the renovRtng pine breeze, the promenad-
ing the splendid groves of lofty pines, all contri'
to make the place healthfu for nvalids and de
lightful for those seeking comfort snd pleasure.
Passengers take the O'Clock boat, foot of Market
street wharf to Camden, thence by cars by the way
OF tMoorestown. Mount Holly, Pemberton to Wrlghts-
town, where stages will be In readiness TO convey
passengers to Browns Mills.
THOMAS sCATTERGoOD,
Proprietor OF Boarding House.
JOHN HORNER,
723 we4w Proprietor of Stages.
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ID MIDDLETON & CO., DEALERS IN
p. HARLEIsH LEHIGh , and EASLE ASs vElIH vSaSsIS
for family use Yard, No, 1925 WAsHIN0IOA
Avenue Odice No. 6l4 WALNUT Btreot va
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-24

- Sic Moben. 9saris. Sic
80. 81. g." fdreibt: Die Woben a Ia
2ouis XIV, fOmmen tdeIi9 mebr un0
mebr in sIufnubms unO fie foIlen bies
len Binter iber unbebinst oas sceps
ter Ser Serrl6aft fiibren; fdou iiebt
man in ben tonansebenben Sreiien
;abIrei6e &leiber q psniers unb nit
poehes un bic 9uften, aber nod biel
bemeribarer 1T 6iefer StiI i'm Saar.
arrangement, benz nod iiber6ies Der
Euoer binaugefi9t perben ioa, uno
;tuar ni@t ettua Der @oIopuber, ben
nfan ldoa LANCE seiebea, fOnbern pirff
lid edter 8uoer ME su oen 3eiten
auotpis's bes ,giel9eliebten", Man
Fiitert fid ndrlib beilHlid in Die
S6ren baB basSld6ae golObaar elmer
setuinen bodifebenoen Dame gu er>
srausn be9inae unb iie sur 8erbedune
bisies uebels beabii9tise, ben YuOsr
tuieoer eil1sufiibren mas ibr nidt
idiper fallen biirfte, 60 alIer sIusen
itets auf fe seridtet iino uno nit Offer
nadabmen, mas bon iener seite aus
besonnen miro. Ser erite SuiIerien@
batl iF btes,naI fir ben %. December
anseiaat, un6 man lit ton allen Seiten
sefpannt Oarauf, oa es beiBt, bab BET
oieier @eTesenbeit Die 8aterin nebit
allen, 0a,nen ibres SOfitaates gum
eriten MaIe init gepuOertem Saar err
fdsintn iuarOe,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-24

Iert tueI9ee IN unfrstn erleu6tetersn
aeitaEter Gar MOT fattsefunoen bobsn
bitbe propsseiten ibir benz @rdfbens.
teueO6 imBefenttf9en OaHeIbe99 },
fat ilstnIi@ ben biireerIi9en SOB. Or
1T iests bereits Elm Sdattsn, feline
Birtiamfeit 1T auf gfidts reoucirt unO
Die bon ibm 70 baufg berlebte @utOri-
tat Der goItsbertrstuus lareitet ilber
ieine aetrauute @ouneranitat bintpeg,
un bic aIs ri6tig ertannte gabn 6es
Sortl@rittes unablaiiis uno untoiOsr =
ruFid gu berfolsen. y
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

GXs1 tpir0 bterruit betai1nt gemaebt, boR am
VA. ssanMar 1868 Elm 996rrhnt of Saufraptcp
segen has Berm5gen pon 9apib 8. Ora n t ron
y oittseaerg Goniltu i'm Stdat Eenneee pei@er amf
Iafen rur6e bab aIfo bic sesa bIulg uo SuIben unb
bic neberLiefsrnf9 pom Gieentbuin, meIoes benz bais
terott Grtt6rter gehDrt, an i'm pber gu fenem @es
fralbe unb bic uebertrnguiig ron irgenb einem Gis
genthnnl bArt ibn gsfetlt perbpten fab; has eine
gerfamnLang pon ben @ldnbigern bee sennlnter BAN
terctt &rfidi ten nm f5fe 5oreeruase ~ pTafe nb
einen ODER nlehre, feinss 8erm5gens ;u ers
w6bIen, am 10. Dsbfndr 1858 M, 10 f1br 0orrfttaas
ais eH Court of nnfruptcrtn ber Dfjse tes Reaiters
in BdntFuptcp, gtartspiIIes' Eenuefiee, DOR Sfsru
S. SAP Bud, Hegifter, sebaIten iuerben foa.
5g ~ sss O.. ...@sdecprf, q
Der. Stoaten MaribaH, glsfiengsr.
Uar6 8. g. wfeMRulIen, 3
9ep.g, Ct @snri4au. @eifsHser. ianfs an
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-24

luerbeh. Die h6rtisen GnsIanber
'i6siuen lamIi9 nod an einem @ors
uri5eiIe a. IeiSen, DsIdes in GneIan0
feIbit i4on felt SGbren berf4uunben
III, ober lDenigfens iid erBeblid see
hilbert bat: iie arsern fib iber ieoea-
Sinpeis auf ben 8rinaen gilbert unb
Die oeutlde abitamnung Der fos
nieLiden 8rinsen. Sbpobt ,nebrere
S@iffe auf Der wade !paren, nm. bic
1nfunft Der Sregatte galatea, bic Der
Brin5 eonlmaloirts gu fgnalifiren,
Fam oi.ielbe bod unter Dem G9uke
oer sladt unbenlerft in SleneIg an,
uno Is mar elmer @eleaidaft iunger
2epte, bic li@ nit 8ubern erIuFisten,
borbsbaIten, benz 8rin;en BEN eritsn
8rub an Der fernen 3iifte su bieteu.
gBas Ibrieens bieient Gntpfange i'm
8unfte Der Geierlidteit feblte, tpuroe
fpdter iiberreidIid nadssboIt. Gs
regnete NSrehe1 uro bic 3abI Der De-
putatiOnett mar 2esioa. Geifsiise, Irs
tiaerie> Salben, Slbenofanbden uno
Wo4sen> Mufiten ioaren bier iuie am
Sap unerIaBlidb, unb $4,000 Sonn<.
taesidale- Dereinieten ibre gtimmen,
ben Gobn Der Souberaintn nit Der
gfotionalbbmne gu bseriBen. Mel.
bourne fab ieiaent 8eiude i'm b0dfen
Gta6ium ertpartenoer aufregune ent>
gegen. Die gorbereitansen Daren
bort uneebeuer, es iollten u. u. sur
Seier Der 9lnfunft 10000 Rerfonen
Der drmeren RIahen nit einem ipenoi>
oen Seltmable fret beipirtbet nerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-24

MitteI. Diltrift bon sSenneGee..
9ga sfae. Bic Cd. e.ssebt: Der Undergraduates
N%ntu Eferntit betaitnt, 6aB e gum Nffenee non
Sa.nu " Goot II. Gias TGirea, Geibe pon Gtemart
epun.p I'M staate Eennef{ee, ii,nerbaib obensenani,
ten Dir its ernannt 10 rben lit, meI~se auf TIRE
eigeSe getiton Lin bnr ben Giirift Court eeauaiI
@ege5en gu 9opsr, Senns /. San. 1868. 8
ia,i6 Smw Sas. y. Etoob. afignee. IS
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EN- BANKRUPTCY.

69s9 nj, b biefinit beflnnt eemaebt, baA am
/E3s eSa1luar 1868 Elm asafrant Of Bankruptcy
sesen has Gerabgea non S hn q. 8uss pom
q GiFrttt pm @iltantfon eoulltp I'M Staate Sen<
ngiIee eriien poreen IL, peltber onf feins eteene
Yetion bin fir hanferott erfart Do,een f, baB aIie
bic Sablung pon Shulnen nno meberI;efe ung DON
Gtgsntbilu, peI1es BEN banierott Grfdrten geb5rt,
TIN ODER su ietHeRi esbre unb pie nebsrtragung
on irgeno eirtm Gigentbum Surd i'm geitsttd perz
6ote inh; bGS enc 9ierldlamisug pon ben GlGasis
gem bes Oenanntsn Dir bancroft Grtidrten, UNI ibre
StroerunGeu gu iifett no einen 0osr Rebrere T.
bTaar 1858 nm 10 nbr aorit aas as Elm court Of
anfruptcg in Der Ofnce hes Heetiters in Bankruptcy,
I'M eplrttais 81 Sranfiiai Eennefiee, por GERM
aIeTanosf S.Sra lep1 Resiaser, aehaltsn pers
ben fpa.
6. q. gIascoeR,
jan20 I'm Ser. ct. saari&au, Reifsnser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fTss spfrn biernift befannt semad,t, naR an
S13. sSaNlllr 1858 eth gEarr6nt of Bankruptcy
segen DaS germSgen pon 9eurp 8 .6ortp n
Dor ggiuinH1fpp Golntn i'm Staate Eennefee erIafeh
Iporhe it, UeIder arf ieine esene Yetitton bin fir
E1nfesDtt ertf6st poreenti bag aIfo ce 3dbing pom
Stti5en uno lleberiieferurg Gigent5uin, meldes
benz bansetott Grfldren ge5brt, an i5u oher sa feine
Gehrau4 uftbf bic uebertrasins prn ireeno einem
St entbu bird TIN sefesl @ pereoten fnb; baB cine
geriammtInne ron ben 0idubiger bes 9enafiiten
fir bancroft Grfl6rten, I'm tbre Snrberangen 81
prlf ufb cnen pber tiebrere HSignees ieines Der,
Rt59ens 81 errudblen, am s Setrudr 1868 un i0k
lbr 8ormtttngs oils ein Court Of 8aatrfptcp ia Der
Office hes Regiers Of s3nntruptcn, i'm Court Saus Az
SsraRtIin Ienneiiees nor Germ MIegGn6er 9.
Sra6Iep, Rcginer, gebalten per6en fol-.
q. q. Diaseo6,
fan2O In. .. ct. TsarI6au. DeHemses
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-24
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fGss .lpirn hermit befannt 8emadbf, haa am
Ma. Safnar 1868 Elm a8arront in Bankruptcy
geEts has 8ermbgen pon 5 hn ". Bilftns
suon ss3taiamfon County i'm SIdat EenasHee erIaieu
Ipore-r 1T, rpeIcer astf fene esene ettfon bin fir
baHfeTptt erfldrt porSea 1T, 6ab alfo bic abnng
S9Ilben unb ueberlieferung non gisentbun, DeIdbe5
hem bancroft Grfdrien geb6rtr an fbn ober 5ufei=
ilen, @ebrEa nnb bic ebertraSnng Don irgeuo etnenl
Gigentbun tr6 bn geiesli9 uerbeten iinoi bnb cine
Beromm ung ppn ben @ldnbt9ern ses genaiirlten fur
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