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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

Cark's SPOOL Cotton is s Cord to 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

Hand sewing try Asloar3s Nsedles.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO MINoRs.-Wm.
Strubel appeared before Esquire
Walker, yesterday, on a charge of
selling liquor to minors, and was fined
in three cases, each s. OO-fnes and
costs, amounting in all to $24 IS.
This little bit of legal persuasion will
probably teach him a lesson that will
be valuable in future operations.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

SALE.-The sale of Mr. Dunkerson's
effects Will take place TO day at two
o'clock. Over $780, 900 of desirable
stocks will be sold at auction.
Notary rupnc IN me once. IanYg orr 2
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Take none other than Clark G5n0n.
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Clark's Spool Cotton Is tie best.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Vina
Wilson, charge infanticide, was con
cluded yesterday. Verdict, four years
and six months in the penitentiary,
and a fine of SO.
The case of the State vs.. Columbus
Brown, charge murder, for which he
had been sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for five years. and on which he
had obtained a new hearing, was call
ed in the afternoon. There was a
good deal of trouble in getting a jury,
and at the adjournment of the Court,
the jury had not been impanneled.
The case will occupy all of to-day al
least. These we're all the cases tried
yesterday.
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A LARGE DELEaArIoN.-Up to tn

A LARGE DELEGATI0N.-Up to the
present writing, eight persons have
been sent to the penitentiary at the
present term of the Circuit Court in
this county. That is a large delega-
ton. Evil doors will shun this city,
it is to be hoped, IN future. If not,
a fate most surely awaits them, not
the most agreeable.
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" II at arst you don't succeed,

IF you have tried other Cough
Medicines without effect, try J. w.
PolaBd's White Pine Compound.
which is a sure remedy for all throat
and lung difficulties. Sold for One
Dollar per bottle, by
apr25 CLOUD a. AKIN.
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SAN PETE.-In consequence Of the
Council not giving me a license. i will
postpone my au~ctloneerIug until Tues
day next, but will sell at private sale.
Remember, / viii commence selling
at auction on Tuesday next. April
18th. apr23-tf. SAM PETE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

D 'N'
WHOLESALE GROCERY Stock FOR
SALE, AND STORE FOR LEAsE.-The
senior partner desiring TO retire from
business, We offer for sale our entire
Stock. etc, and will also lease to the
party buying Us out, the Store recent
" built and since occupied BY US,
which is p feet wide, by 40 feet
deep, 4 stories high. We prefer max
ing the transfer on June /, 1863.
This affords a rare opportunity TO
enter an established business Of II
years standing, aud occupy the best
aud largest Grocery Store IN this city.
s. Il. GILBERT a. Co.
ap2l-2w. No. 81 North First st.
REMoYAL.-We wish to inform our
friends and customers that we have
moved our stock Of dry goods one
square further out Main Street, TO
No. l0l, between Third and Fourth,
where we will take pleasure 10 wait
ing on all who may favor US with a
call. WRIGHT a. ROBERTS.
apll7-tf
Mtl0ard's Helm Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
SOMETHING New AND NoBBY.-
just received by express az j. III.
Carlin's ia the line Of new and styl-
ish Cassimeres. Call and examine
while the stock is complete as they
are very nice and exceedingly cheap.
apr7 If
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a FRAME BUILDING AT AUC-
TOM will sell at auction. on the
premises, Lot No. %, Upper Enlarge
ment, on Wednesday, April 29th, at
10 O'Clock, the frame building on
said lot, corner Of Second aud Cherry
Streets. to be removed off the ground.
apZI-Zt HIRAM NELSON.
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FIRST CLASS FAMILY Horse FOR
cALE-Gentle under saddle or 10
harness. young, fine f 0rm. and good
color. PAGES under saddle; tr0ts IN
harness. Apply 70
apr27d3f HaRNBR0OK Sc Co.
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BUSTED WHISKY. II Redmah &
Leezer. at the American. have Bus
ted celebrated ten year old whisky
the best in the world. Can be found
nowhere else in the city. 27-d2t
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B~ Eureka Ice Lemonade, Soda
Water and Ice Cream to be had at II
Hermann's Confectionery, No. -
Mall Street -2w
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Deputy IT. - Collectors Omea.
Evansville. Ind. April zlst. u

EhdnnHllAEf niue a AlNA @AaLt ANlo.
MYOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ALL
IN persons interested in the Hoods.wares.
b effects named In tie following sched-
ule, TO vii: 3 large mash tubs, Z small
mash tubs 2 wooden stills, % beer barrels,
. casks, barrels, 2luDstI cold water pump.
] force pump, Dteet more o. less gas pipe,
I copper worm. copper pipe. brass valve,
stOpc0cks, and 4 boiler aud fixtures pur-
p0rttuZ 10 belong to one August EftiuRer.
and seized on the 10Th day OF April, 1868,
on salA i~LiinZer's premises, iu JacObsville
ADDITION % Evansville, Indiana. for ale
legged frauds upon ID revenue Of the
United States TO call at the Office Of the
Deputy CoiIec OF, No. 2 Main Street,
Evansville, Ind within thirty 900 days
from date, and then and there show cause,
according to law, why sucn effects should
not be forfeited and sold and lf such
cause D not shown within the time specl-
ned, then and zoo such case said goods. Sc,
VIII be dt.pOs q Of according % law. as per
Sec. 0, Act Of July I3th, 1886, as amended
January 10th, 1858.
WILL. WARREN, JH.,
Deputy 70 lect or,
apps W3t 80 DIV. ISL Dist. Indiana.
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JIlseords Needles for sale everywhere
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
johnson Snubbod.

a The decision to hold tho Democrat.
fSeonvention at NV York on the
4th of July is considered as hostile
70 Pendle.on. Many Western NOM
bers express tho opinion that Senator
Hendricks, Of Indiana, will be tho
nominee. The selection Of Now York
was made by majority Of three over
all other places, The time was fixed
by a majority Of two against any
eelicr day. The President is greatly
mortified and very much provoked
over the fact tha, in all proceedings Of
the committee he was utterly ignored,
Tho dinner he gavc tho members Of
this body Monday evening was an
excessively dry aud formal affair.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
Union Republican Convention,

The Union Republicans Of Seneca
county met at tho Court House on
Saturday the 22d Instant, at 2 o'clock
=. NJ, aud organized by appointing
Col. James NJ. Stevens President aud
@. j, Keen Secretary.
Tho following gentlemen were
chosen delegates to tho State Convcn.
ton to meet on tho 4th Of March
next at Columbus. TO wit;
Levi Weirick, Of TfIin.
c. c. Park, orClinton.
Capt. w. j, Crissel, Of Scipio,
Charles Foster, Of Loudou
A. b. Mcclellan, Of Bloom,
Samuel j. Seed, of Venice
Peter Brayton of Big Spring
On motion of c. X Watson all The
Union Republicans Of Seneca county
ere invited to attend said Convention,
and all who choose to do so, are here.
by appointed alternatcs.
On motion the Convention ad-
journed.
JAS, NJ. S1rvEFs, President.
G.. j. KEEN, Secretary.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
Affairs at Washington.

We present elsewhere O carefully
condemned history Of tho cxtruordi.
nary civil strife which has taken
place at Washington, beginning on
Saturday, Tho .22d instant, and still
fcrmenting as We go to prcss The
initiatory proceeding was the second
attempt Of tho President to dislodge
Secretary Stanton from tho War
Ofico and substitute Adiutant Gen.
eral Thomas 10 was rcsiatcd by
Stanton, who is supported by Con-
gress, and Gen Thomas is GuGlly ar
rested Then an impeachment roso
luton is passed, and at this writing
tho situation, is that the President
will be arraigncd before the bar Of
tho Senate for trial for high crimes
aud uisdomeanors. If there is any
truth in the reported tenders Of men
by certain Statcs, and tho partisan
friends OF both parties, tho eiatc Of
affairs is to deprecated, Yot we be.
licyo that Congress Is in the right.
We believe that the law on all ooco.
sions and In every emergency should
be enforced. II there is reason for
Andrew Johnsou's orraignmcnt on
tho charges against him, lot him be
arraigncd aud tried There is law
for it, and, in our view, tho acting
President has amply furnished case,
let us then have precedent. 1t will
be healthy one. It will prove that
the people can impoach their highest
ruler, when ho ovcrstcps tho bounds
of President, and assumes tho pre-
negatives Of a king. II will be n
warning to future executives Let the
trial be conducted in cnrnestnoss, in
sobcrncss aud with justice, 70 that if
a precedent, it will be one based on
constitutional and legal
principles.
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Nrw advertisements.
Legal Notice.

OAMALISL COwLEs, ANEW RESIDENT
u of the state Of ohio, will take notice, that
Mosea c. Gibson, on the 26th uRy of Feb. 1855
filed his Petition in the Court uf Common Pleas
OF the County OF Seneca, in saie state, ngainst
tho said CoWles and others, alleging In substance,
that said CoWles Is inlebtei 10 him too the sum
ofthtee thousand dollars or thereablut, for mon
ey due IN the assets of the late partnership at
Cowles x Gibson, and = money by the said
CoWles procured from the Bank OF THIN, by the
fraudulent use OF the p partnership name, without
the knoNledre or consent OF fhe Plaintiff, and
after said partnership had ceased and which last
named money at the sut OF said Bank the Plain
till was compelled to pay.
That said COwlea Invested said moneys and
partnership assets In re Estate la said Count y,
and took title In nam or his wife, who idinsd
with said C0wles In slle thereof TO Elenzcr
Shoemaker, one Of the ncfendants 10 said Petit
tion, whose written contract for the payment of
1900 OF the purchase money, the said Cowles
traudulently and without consideration transfer
ed 10 James Ptlltrs and Frank tkeF, who took
the same with notice, and upon which they
have commercd an action In this court & enforce
paymeht tn them, that said II. ". Shawhan. an
assuring upin the sale OF said teal Estate aud Of
said partnership assets, aud to which tho Plain
tlfis entitled,
The pldnnf prays an account, ana agreement {
against said COWles for amount due, also for an
order Of restraint against the SNl Pillars. Baker,
ShRwhan aud Shoemaker and the application OF
said moneys 70 the payment Of Plhntiifs said
claim, That Plaintifhas also canscl proceedings
In attachment tn b. issued in said Court against
said Cowles aud npun said funds.
And uulesa the said Cowles answer said Petit
tion Ou or before the 2Sth day OF March 1868 a
pais,Sw MOSES c. GIBsoN,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
IVksutNaroN Febusrv .


The Committee appointed to draw
uparticles ofimpeachmont met to day,
and, it is understood, resolved to EN-.
brace In the articles all the misde-
mcanors which the Preasidont has
committed in Office. Thus if Mr.
johnson escapes punishment for his
latest offence, through some legal
quibble, he will yet have to run the
euanllet of bis other misdeeds. Gov.
Boutwell,, Chairman ofthe Committee,
assisted by John A. Bingham, will
draw up the articles, and the docu.
ment will be a strong one.
Mr., Bingham will undoubtedly be
the principle prosecutor when the
trial comes on lie is already begin.
ming a thorough course Of prepara.
ton. The trial will be the most
memorable and august known to his.
tory-deciding as IL does the fate Of
tho highest officer of the greatest ma
tion Of the earth
Much curiosity is felt here to learn
the effects Of Impeachment on the
President, but very little eau be
learned As was indicated by his
hurried message to the Senate, Mr..
Johuson is very much excited over
the state Of things his action has
brought about, but his preyersity and
evil counsellors will not permit him
to take backward step. He is re
ported to have said that if removed
b. the Scuato he will be President
again within 100 days,
1t is sunderstood that the'house will
have its articles OF Impeachment at
ready aud be prepared to proceed with
the prosecution by the 18th instant,
aud that the Senate will proceed at
once with the trial. Mr.. johnson S
counsel will interposc every obstacle
possible aud delay the commence
ment Of the proceedings as long as
possible, but The Senate will not tOl.
crate any unnecessary delay.
The general impression is that the
President will be removed by the 18th
Of March, and Vice President Wade
quietly and regularly inaugurated
President, No violence or any at
tempt at violence is now anticipated
from any source, though rumors still
fly thick 1t is believed that Mr.
Johnson fully expects to be removed
aud at last feels somewhat cowed
He hopes to get the question ef the
constitutionality Of the Tenure law
before the courts before his trial be
gins
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The New York q Chicago Broad
Gnnpn Railrnnd.

That We are about to have COM
plctod through our city, within the
next twelve months, Que of tho great.
est aud most important railroad com.
binatons, there is most gratifying
evidence. The consolidation embrac.
es the New York g. Erie road to the
latter place, thence over tho An G.,
W., to Akron or West Salem, and
from one Of these points by road to
be constructed ria Trin to Toledo,
aud thence over the Southern Mich
gan road to Chicago. In tho New
York Tribune of Saturday, we lind
tho following in reference to It:
alt is stated that contracts have
been made to build the new broad
gauge road from 'rlilin to Toledo, aud
that Asarmh Boody, E,q, has lead
Jug interest in Il. The cost of the
road is estimated at $4,000, 900, and
the tmc required is stated at from
uine TO twelve months. From his
known energy the ahortes, timo will
hardly be exceeded. The money for
the road has evidently been provided,
aud all parties concerned may be as
surcd that by the close of 1868, New
York city viii have broad gauge
road to Chicago, to the great odyan
tago Of the Eric and Michigan South
ern roads, which have secured it by
their recent action
In referring to this article, the San.
dusky Register calls irantically upon
the Cloyelondcrs to know if they
are going to pcrmit this broad guogc
road to pass forty miles to the south
Of them without an effort TO secure il
through that city, Evidently MIR
Editor tho roads consolidating hay,
not consulted Cleveland or any other
city, but rather their own interests
As this projected route passes through
an entirely different scope Of country
II is highly probable that these road,
consider themselves amply justified in
taking the route determined on,
That the building of this gap from
Aaron to Toledo through Tiihn viii
qrash all other projected routes it
that direction, is most certain, an,
we do not wonder shat il is a Ditto
pill for some Of our less Eyoro,
ncighbors to swallow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
Grant-Johnson Correspondence


We devote much Of our paper, this
week, to tho correspondence which
occurred in January, between Gen
Graut and the President. Other mat
tcrs prevented its earlier presentation,
but taken in connection with other
and later news, it will not be stale to
those who have not read it, In max
ing up an opinion as to whore the
truth rests, we have but to remember
the record Of each man. Grant is an
educated soldier, aud soldiers tcn.
acity for his honor and vOrncity, is
proverbial. johnson is n politician,
whose stock in trade is craftiness and
deceit. The President charges Grant
with insubordination, aud plainly
intimates that he is guilty of q lie.
This from n man recroaut to his par,
ty and avowod principles, sounds
slrang in the ears Of those occus-
toned to believe truth resident with
teachers.
In the opinion Of all right minded
persons, he has only added another
chapter to his continued story,
II must b. apparent to the people
Of this country now that when An.
drew johnson, surrounded by the
Constitution and stars, was giving
traitsrs "back seats with his tongue
he was only assisting a creator trait
or than them all, to front seat in
the Executive Mansion
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
The President to be Impeached'

On Monday the House Of Repre-
sentatives resolved by vote of 1876
to 46 to "impoach ANDREW Johnson,
acting President Of the United States,
of high crimes and misdomeanors, %
Theprosecution takes place before the
Senate, that body acting as a Court
of Impeachment, aud the House as
whole or by Committee, the prosocu.
ton, The provisions of tho Consti-
tuition for this tribunal is as follows.
"The Senate shall have the sole
power 10 try all impoaehments When
sitting for that purpose, they shall be
on oath or affirmation, When the
President Of the United States is
tried, tho Chief Justice shall preside;
aud no person shall be convicted
without the concurrence of two thirds
Of the members present
The judgement IS limited to re
nOyal from office, and disqualification
for any Office Of honor, trust, or pro.
ct under the United States; but the
party shall be liable to Indictment,
trial, and penalty according to law.
Hhe charges upon which the House
presented the articles Of impeach-
ment, was simply violation Of the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
Yallandigham.

Tho World rcuews its demands
upon the Democracy of Ohio tha,
Yallandigham be thoroughly sqpelch,
ed aud elected from the Democratic
party. II bases this demand, not
upon any alleged unsouudoess of
principle, nor because of any sympl-
thy or aid which he extended to the
rebellion, but because ho has, "pub
licly aud privately, oNul,ol over tho
dei5at OF iho Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Eighth District,
On all matters involving polidoal
opinions or principles, 40 objection
is urgod against Yallandishanii i, is
only as a traitor to tho parry, that no
~ to be e&pellod, his having boon a
traitor TO The country, or IN sympathy
with those who we're, it seems, does
aoi SQUAT.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27

List of Letters Re aiming in the
TiAin p, o., Fob. 27th, 1868.
Mrs X, Albrecht Margaret Blor.
stcekcr, David Baughman, Matilda
Cook (3), Emma Decker, Thomas
Frrrcll, John Frite, Sylvester Fast,
II. +. Fry, Adam Gunner, Daniel
Haues, Mrs. B NJ. Hart, A. Klein,
NJ. A Koun, Alice Kern, l.. LifIest,
Joseph hey (2), Mary Lecklor, James
Leathermau, Z. Lewis, Francis Miller,
George MeKelps, Henry Meyer, u.
Mosgrovc, Reasin Mprry, M A.
Myers, Josephine Newmirc, james
Osburn, Caroline Park, Julius Plaisus,
Erust Rossman, Rudy Reed, VIM,
Rude, Francis Roinbolt, Emma Shafer-
ly, John Stoltz, (Foreign), Emeiuo
Soothn, Jacob Smoyer, Samuel Sno-
gle, Rubin Williams, Andrew Wen
del.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27

dent accompanies this nomination
with long explanation of his course,
declaring that his action is misunder-
stood, aud he regrets the excitement
caused. He does not intend to disobey
valid laws, nor use violence.
IL is believed this is too late to
affect the House on the impeachment
matter-for which it was designed.
General Grant, in private convcr-
sation, strongly favors impeachment
as the only method Of securing peace
to the country.
As the hour for voting on impeach-
ment approaches, the excitement
reaches fever heat, aud the crowd
about the Capitol Increases.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
" with others will present "a petition TO the
Commissioners Of seneca county, Ohio, at their
next regular 6sson in March. asking for change
OF a county Road along the following described
route to-wit;
beginning at point shout forty (I0l rods North
Of the southeast corner OF tho North ,esat quar-
ter OF section tweuN.six (26) In township three
C) North Range fifteen (t5l East in, Seneca Conn :.
ty, Ohio, Running thence North 70 point situ-
ated about twenty-five (26) rods South OF tho
Northeast corner NJ said Northeast quarter, aud
the same to be established on the section line be-
teen section twenty-five (25) and taenty-six (26)
In Faid township. Fftr rN.FrF
NORMAN D. EGBERT, and twelve other pstl-
toners 'not5- At.
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A Gard.
SoclrrY oF ARMY or rmr Gum

SoclErY or ARMY OF THE CuMBER. J
LAND, TREAsCRrR's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE, IND, Fob. 10, 1865. J
All officers aud soldiers who sorv.
ed at any time, with honor, in the
Army of the Cumberland, including
those Of the Twenty third Army
Corps aud the Cavalry Corps of the
Military Division of the Mississippi,
which served in the Army of the
Cumberland in tho campaigns Of
franklin aud Nashville, under Gen.
Thomas, with like honor, are entitled
to membership in the association Of
the Society of the Army of the Cum
berlaud, upon the payment OF the
fec Of membership (S5) at this Office,
aud signing The constitution, Those
not conveniently situated to this
Office, desiring membership, can send
their names, rauk, and address upon
a slip Of paper TO be attached TO the
Constitution.
WM. GRoSE, Treasurer.
Late Major General of Volunteers,
Friendly papers please copy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-02-27

In She District Court Of the United States. for
l the Northern District Of Ohio, In tho matter
OF Iunes Watson, bankrupt In Bankruptcy
Warrant IN bankruptcy has hecn ssued by
son, of Tmp, in the County Of seneca, of the
state of OHIO, M said District, adiudged Bank
his br6iitors anltho payment Of any debts, aud
the delivery of any properly belonging 10 said
Bankrupt, TO him or 20 his use, anl the transfer
OF any property By him, are forbidden 10y AiW,
a meeting of the creditors OF said Bankrupt, to
prove their debts and choose one or more as
sigueos Of his estate, viii be he'll az Court of
Blnkruptcy % he holden az Cleveland, in said
d strict ON tho l7th day OF March 1913, NJ 10
n'ol0ck, a. NJ, the otiiee Of Nlyrnu II. Keith,
Esqdire. one OF the Registers IN Dinkruptcy Of
said Court. L A. ABBOTT
Deputy II s Marshal, Messenger.
HUTCHINS 4 1NGERSOiI.E.
nnla.2i. Attorneys ior prtiuOnor.
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FARMERS' MUTUAL RELIEF
ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the next annual
~ meeting Of said Association, will 10 held at
herown H,llin Republic, on Friday, March 9Th
1865, between the hours ofl0 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
O'Clock r. NJ, forthe purpose Of eeeilng FIVE rrps.
tees for the ensuing year
Important constitutional Amendments will he
submitted for consideration. A full attendance
is solicited BY order OF Trustees,
hol5--it d. 81. NEIKIRK Seeiy.'
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NOTICE.

A IL persons Knowing themselves indebted 70
\ The late Arm OF foormen & Miller, or heyins
tie the same At once with the Undersigned, as
JOHN PoORMAM
Nov. iS', lesT 8, nos
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4flnrrin0rs.

MYERs-shUCK.--M the residence OF the
bride, In Republic o., on the lSth Of February,
1873, by Mp colsell, j. p. Mr.. L ward c, Myers
ofsummit Co. Ohio, to Mrs. Lucinda shu,k, OF
Rannbllc. OHIO
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Take Mntine.

NO debts Of the contracting of my wlh Anna
" wan be paid by me, she having let my he'd
Nnd hoard without my consent, and the public
noTl7-at T ""'N "s' ERHARTRoLLER,