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RIVER NEWS.

vIcKsBuRs, Feb. 9.-Passed up: Louisville at
midnight last night. Down: Swallow at noon to-
day. River falling.
VIcKsBuRs, Feb. s.-Pssssd mp; Peytons and
barges at Pm.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9.-River stationery; 81 feet
In the canal. t..r ..a, ~.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.-Raining. River ten inches
higher and rising. Depsrted-Belle Memphis for
Shreveport, Forsyth for st. Louis, Strader for
Cincinnati, Mollie Hamblston for Evansville, Ar
gonsut for Louisville, and the Bismarck and Kill
gour for New Orleans.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY TO-, 1869.

deem II proper on this occasion to give expression
TO our unsbated and implicit confidence Of the in
tegrity of the chief magistrate of Georgia, and
regret that the treasurer of the State should have
made such an unjust, unproyoked and unwarrant.
course on bis part would have satisfied him of
the correctness and propriety Of the governors
course. ra.-4 -ar-r.' rrr
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IRON EUROPE.

The New Ministry and Kiug Adhere to the
RESOLUTIONS OF the Confsrenee.
ATHENS. Feb. 9.-Tbe new ministry have unaui.
mously agreed with the king in adhering to she
resolutions Of the Paris conference.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

Arrival OF Gen. Breekinridge.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Gen. Breckinridge Is here,
the guest of his brother.in-lsw, Rev. Dr. Bullock.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Death OF James Il. Brady.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-James T. Brady died TO.
day of spoplexy, aged 81 years. All the courts
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FROM HAVANA.

The Progress of the Insurrection.
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PANIC AT clENFutGus. OUTBREAK At cAMARoNEs
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pleasant 10 consult physician for the relief Of
th variou delicate affections, and only upon the most
necessity win true woman 30 fAr sacrifice her great
estehsrm 70 do thiA The viii then thank N for
png In their hands simple specifics which viii be
In relieving and curing almost every Of those
rotblssome complaints peculiar TO the sex. tt
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THE GEORGIA CASE--THE POSTAL
RAILROAD BILL.
MICHAEL HAHN IN THE POLITICAL DISABILITY BILL.

Another Suspension by Supervisor Creecv.
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THE CRESCENTS DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON.
Mudd's Pardon to be signed Yesterday.
LIEUT.. BRAINS CASE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Constitutional Amendment The
Supreme Court.
THE GEORGIA CASE--THE POSTAL
RAILROAD BILL.
MICHAEL HAHN IN THE POLITICAL DISABILITY BILL.
Another Suspension by Supervisor Creecy.
AIDS TO GnN. BUCHANAN

AIDS TO Gnrg. BUCHANAN
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VOLUME XVIII.
Woman.

Ffnsiss, owing 10 the peculiar and important relations
which tb sustain, their peculiar ganation and the Offices
thpsorn. subject to many sunsrins Freedom ftou
e contribute In no smsl degree to heir happiness and
vefefor none can be happy Who H. Not saIy so but
no ns ofthese various Female Complaints suffered
on without involving the general health Of the ndvd
uAt cad ere lsng producing
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in order to restrict the governors appointing
power. and bis right Of designating the defend
ants successor, under the law Of 1857, and under
the Goth, 6lst and 122d articles of the Constitu-
ton. (See also acts 1868, p. 27.) When the gov
ernor appointed notary he gives actuality to one
Of the forty or sixty officers created by the act Of
1857, and when the commission of any one Of
these expires, vacancy occurs. Then the act OF
1868, d. q, requires that whenever such vacancy
happens, "from any cause whatsoever" II shall
be filed by appointment by the goreJnor.
Then since the passage Of the act OF 1868 rela-
tive to usurpaton in Office, (see acts. page 1897
by the issue formed by the petition and answer
herein, is not by msndamus on the sole re-
lation of the claimant. The attorney
general is the proper officer, though he may Join
the relator. At any rate, the suit must be under
the act Of 1868; and not by mssdsmus. This q
case Of 6ternberg Lagarde, n which II IL said:
" The right to an Office cannot be tested under
existing laws on an application for writ Of man
dsmus.n In vain II 10 argued that the suit is not
for an Office but only for the records Of On Office.
Sti the right to Office must be tested and decided
ss premiss to esnclusion disposing Of the re-
cords. That right to the Office In this case d on
the one side affirmed, and on the other denied.
Besides by the sixth section Of The act relative 10
usurpations. the delivery Of the records ID made
expressly to folio. mot prsceds) the decision on
Need add. that by the acts Of 1856, defining
the duties and powers Of the attorney general &.
8. p. Is, Sec. ~ 1t IL enacted that it dsvolves
upon him " to appear and prosecute and conduct
In the District Courts OF the City Of New Orleans,
all suits IN which the State may be party; or be
Let plaintiffs petition be dismissed with costs.
TIE UNITED 6rArEs CoURr adjourned shortly
before noon yesterday, no proceedings of public
interest occurring. The revenue and custom
house Offices we've also closed at an early hour.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Secretaries Of the General Boards and
Sub Boards Of the Commissioners Of Road, fur
Abb vile County. are hereby r. ques,ed tn .cnl
is soon he possible. all the Books aud pnr-rs
connected with their Offices, TO Robert Jones.
ut Aibeville c. H.
The Treasures Of the Boa-ls Of Tho Commits
sioners Of the Poor, and Public Build
r"qne<t"d I" meet the County Commissioners.
at AbbeEille c. H., on Friday, the 2ulh
Inst.
ALSO,
N"'i"e is hereby given 10 nll persons retail
ing Srii ituons Liquors in Ahhrville County.
that IN addition TO tI,. u. S. Internal Rcv.ru. .
License. they mns, procp,ea License ON III.
County Commissioners or subject themselves 10
heavy penalties.
By order Of the Board.
ROBERT JONES.
Clerk Board G. C.
august = 1868. Aug. II 40-2t
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MILL MlYUIIILlLnl
FOR &;AhN.
Our business having increased so much
that we find ourselves justified in furnish
ing our mill anew entirely with tho mus
n'"l"'m machinery Of larg.r capacity than
the Old, We "firr tie following named nrt-
c!eS nt v",y reduced prices, some of which
IS as g""L as amy III Use in the District
Persons nrc'!ing such will find it to thri,
Interest to examine wiat We offer "a, much
less than real vniue.
l Four Foot Burr Stone, (rr'-
nr'.) rs good rs new. nrv-r having hecn
"se'i but very li,,le and is of as good yri
"s any Bur- Stone in the counlry-wilI he
soh! ~ :: bargain.
l Pair four foot Corn Stones,
c"n>ni' rally w",n, :'uI would s.,,s 1T i,
mll Going ordinary good business for u
'""g time. The grit is the ve:y b.st. md
makes excellent meal-wil bc sold YER,
low,
l good Smut Machine. This is
'a'c CHARGE to buy 81 very good Shutter,
y, less than half the original cost.
2 Mill Spindles, with Paten,
C"'srs and lsn'ance Irons, complete, al.
ne"-wiI t'e sold cheap.
l Cogwhee1, in scgmcnte, (ncw)-
will he sud nj less than Ialf The criminal
gDst.
9 Pinions, (ncw) 10 run with the
ab'vr Cog" heel. which will work IN the
m;:l spindlrs alluded TO above. Will b.
sold for less thnn half the original cost.
Q Cast Iron Water Wheels,
"i - g""d r"'""'. very cheap.
Bolting Cloth, as good as new, a,
/ ''nr.n,u.
Wheat Screens-one rolling III.
OTTER eccentric, nu,l"u. For sale cheap.
| hes" are as good ~ new.
Elevator Cups, Belts, Boxes,
"nd Pulleys, all conpIe,e-nol hs;i
worn, onr'ed for "a song"
Besides the above, various other articles,
which Will be sold low.
wilson & Hutchinson.
Abbeville c. H., S. c.. Nay II. 1900.
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A BOVE prices complete with frame.
n Without frame $40 less on each
mill. Also, Steam Enginev, Boilers, Mill
Gearing Of all kink, Grist and S,w Mills.
d.. Agents. &C., f'r L. & P. K.
De.erck's Hay and Cotton Presses, which
| al.o manufacture. All ssises Of Gin
Gearing, constantly on hand. 4 80 horse
Steam Engine and Boiler, OH
hand, for sale cheap. for CASH
All work warrented. Terms-Cnsh on
delivery.
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PETER BRENNER,
PIA NO nj A X Err

\ ND Agent for the sals Of THE Cele-
~ bratsd Pianos Manufac,ur4ti t.y
Clicke,ing b Sons Geo. S.erk & Co.,
VIM. Knal,e & Co.. and 9th rs. Also,
Parior aud Church Organs, and dealer in
all kind. Of Mrsicsl I"stiunen,s, Strings,
&c. S22 Broad Street. opposite Planters
Hotel. AUGUSTA, GA. 49,. - =.
May 20, 1869, ST
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UNIV NERSITY OF
&0UTTEE GAR0TIXX,A: 4: 4

L HE next Session Will begin on the
tlrs; Monday in Oc,ohrr, ami continue
without interruption 10 the e:.<,limg Julv.
Advantages ate offered at This In t,tu'r,r
10 students IN Law Ohe graduates being
emitted /" rrnri'ce i'll the Courts Of tins
S'ar.) i'll Medicine Ghc course Of insuur-
zion being extensive and thorough, with
Two written exam nations during the SEES
elo'D in Engineering. Mathematics, " II
tai, Moral and P"luicaI Pn;us,phv, Iii,
to'y, Rhetoric. Eagirsh Literature, Aur, NJ,
aud Modem L'uyuag"s, and in tie var-
GUS Scientific Sclluuls.
Expenses Tor Session Of uinc months:
Annual lee. Observation-Disclosures. 5 90
''S eS.'.''''............... ~ 20
- =. W." 'e''' ........................ 10 %
Luton tor each ut tnrec CIR more
Schuols. Observation-Disclosures. 80 On
Tuition for cou,sr IL Law or M-d:-
''''''.'''...... ..................... 80 90
B"ard can he hal, per month, a, sixteen
70 twenty dollars; by messing is somc-
what cheaper.
For further information send for C,ta-
;"gue to the Secretary, REV. &. BnrcE
WALKER, Col"mlia. s. G.
X. w. BARNWELL,
Chairman uf Faculty.
August 6, 1sG9-15-ss
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DANGEROUSs

The chief danger from Dyspepsia is that
the reduced strength Of the system may disable
1t from surmoupting other intercurrent diseases.
sympathetic affections of the liver and lungs
often have their origin in Dyspepsia, and may
become organic diseases and constitute not only
source of inconvenience but danger. Hence,
the sooner, trea tment is commenced after the
first symptoms Of Dyspepsia are manifest, with
more certainty can the disease be thoroughly
expelled. Do not delay to seek advice from
unwarranted sources, but procure Roback's 3
Blood Pills, take them 10 small doses to stmu-
late the stomach and intestines and gently act
upon the liver, Then take Robachs Stomach
Bitters regularly after each meal to tone the
stomach and assist the digestive apparatus, and
you will find the relief will be almost immediate
and the cure like magic. The Bitters Sd ould be
continued for while after all symptoms of the
disease have disappeared. These medicines are
prepared with the utmost care of materials hay-
ing especial reference to diseases OF the blood
and internal organs, and can at all times with
confidence be relied upon.
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WANT COLUMN
: SPECIAL NOTICES.
RUcaU.
- From Dispensatory of the United States
DIOSMA CRENETTA--BUCHJJb LEAVES.

pUCHU. 2 s.fa4 s. sf.lt Is bsa llatf
~ From Dispensatory Of the United States.
DIoSMA CRENETTA--BUCHU LEAVES.
PROPERTIES, Their odor is strong, diHfusive
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterlsh
and analogous to mint. A.-,a 70 gmG
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.- Buchu
leaves are gently stimulant, with peculiar ten
dency to the Urinary Organs.
They aFsgivenin complaints Of. the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Uretha. Disease of the Prostate Gland, and
Retention or Incontinence of Urine, from los'
of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation
The remedy has also been recommended in Dys
pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cptaneous Abec
tations, and DfopSy + 81 sd 81. ~
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHu Is used by per
sons from the ages of Is to 25, and from 35 tC
55 or in the decline or change Of life after Con
finement, or Labor Pains; Bed-Wetting il
children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extrac
Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy, as il
Chlorosis.or Retention, Irregularity, Palnfulnes
or Suppression of Customary Excavations, Ul
eerated or Schirrous State Of the Uterus, Leu
borrhea, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
AND DRoPsIcAL SwELLINos.-This medicine in
creases the power of Digestion, and excites thu
Absorbehts into healthy action, by which thu
Watery Or Caleareous depositlons, and all I'm
natural Enlargements are reduced, as we'll al
Pain aud Inflammation. .'
HELn HoLD q EXTRACT Bu0HU has cured every
case of Diabetes In which it has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck, of the Bladder, ane Infa-
nation of the Kidneys, liberation of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases
of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder
Calculus, Gravel, Brick-Dust Deposit ant
Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for enfeeblet
and delicate constitutions, of both sexes, at;
attended with the following symptoms; Indis,
position, TO ExertiOn, Loss of Power Loss O
Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves
Trembling, Horror Of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness division, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
Flushing OF the Body, Dryness of tho Skin,
Eruption Oh Che Face, Pallid Countenance, Uni
versal Lasstude Of the Muscular system, &c.
,HELMBoLD's g EXTRACT BucMu Is DiuretIc and
Biood-Purifying, and cures all Diseases arising
from habits of dissipation excesses aud imprG.
dencences in life, impurities of the Blood &C.,
superseding Oopaiba III affections for which 1t is
used, such as Gonorrhea. elects Of long stand
ing, and Syphilitic Atiectlons-in these diseases,
used in eopnection with HELMHoLDs RosE
WASH.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Beware Of cOuntertelts. Ask for Hembod's.
Take no other. PRtcE. rs per bottle, or 6
bottles for $500. Delivered TO any address.
Describe symptoms in all communications q "
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
In steel engraved wrapper, with facsimile Of
Chemical Warehouse and signed IA s1r n
Feb. 4. .G8--2m rriaoll6H 4. HELMBOLD.
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Legal Notice.

S0LOM0N 1sAMINGER, Almond soule ir..
- and Dolly K. Soule Of Vinton county, Ohio.
Peter Hoop SEN. William AcGhee. Eieeta r.
MeGhee, Henry F Austin, Mary Austin. and
Edward Erwin, Of Jackson county, Ohio. CYRUS
Newkirk and Rebecca Newkirk, Of the State Of
Missouri, William r. Rathburn. of the State Of
Tennessee, Ripley G. Hoffman and Matilda Hof-
man. Of the State Of Kansas, Hiram G. Daniel
and Eliza W. Daniel, and Stewart A. Lasley
andNE Ellen ID Lasley OF the State Of Ohio,
are hereby notified that petition
has been. fled against them, by Heze-
kiahf s. Bundy, plaintiff, In the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the county of
Jackson, and State of Ohio, and is now pending
wherein the plaintiff demands that certain mis-
takes in the description Of eghty-four ceres Of
land. lying In section. three (3) township eight
q, Orange seventeen l7), in jackson county,
OHIO, originally sold and attempted 10 be con
yeyed by Salomon Isamipger and others, 10
Richard Kirkendall BY deed bearing date Janua-
ry 8, 1858, shall be corrected apd reformed 80 as
10 describe and convey. the aoiuat ptehiises so
SOLD as aforesaid And that each and every of
said defendants, except Edward Erwin, be re-
qulred to answer the said petition, on or before
the goth day Of March, A. d. 1869. Or that
the several allegations therein win be taken as
confessed. HEZEKIAH S. BUNDY,
jan st Plaintiff.
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DR.. o. g. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
III INCLEMENT aEARON.


ATd itS e6sstsOs he Veal and FEEBLE =,
The drafts which searching cold makes upOn
the vital powers Of the debIlltated and delicate
are not less severe than the drain upon their
strength caused by excessive beat. The vast
disparity between the temperature Of over
heated rooms and Offices, at this season, and the
frigidity Of the outer air. Is fruitful source Of
sickness. % fOrtlfy the body against the evil
consequences Of the sudden alterations Of heat
and cold referred TO- the vital Organization
should be strengthened and endowed with extra
resistant power by the use Of wholesome in
vigorsnt; and of all preparations for this pur.
pose (whether embraced in the regular phar-
macopnla, or advertised in the public journals. }
there ia none that will compare In purity and
excellence with HosTETTERs STOMACH
BITTERs.i Acting directly upon the organ
which conyerta The food into the fuel Of life the
preparation imparts to it a tone and vigor which
is communicated to every fibre of the frame.
The digestive function being accelerated by Its
tonic operation, the liver regulated by its anti.
bilious properties, and the waste matter Of the
system carried of punetuaily by It's mild aperi.
ent action, the whole organization will neces-
sarily be in the best possible condition to meet
the shocks Of winter and the sudden changes of
temperature. The weak and sensitive, especially
cannot encounter these ylcissitudes With safety
unless theirtendersyStems are strengthened and
braced by artificial means. Every liquor sold a.
staple Of trade Is adulterated and, were 1t
otherwise, mere alcohol iS simply temporary
excitant, which, when its frst eaeets have sub
sided leaves the physical powers (and the mind
as Eell,) In a worse condition than before.
HosTETER's BITTERs, on the other hand.
contain the essential properties Of the most
valuable tonic and Alternative roots, barks and
herbs, and their active principal is the mellow
est, least exciting aud most inocuous Of all
difusive stimulants..
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Sherif,s Sale.

State Of Ohio, JGekson CoUatv ss.
Lewis c. Damarin, Survivor &C. ! Court Com.
ofC. 4. N. Damariu, deed Pleas Jack
against son Co 0.
F0rdyce u. Keith, Administrator, 1st order Of
ta and others. sale.
Pursuant 10 the comm and Of an order Of ssls
lHsued froD said Court, and to NE directed /
will offer r. public auction at this. door of the
Court HcSee, In jackson, in said county ei
JaeksOn, on
Saturday, February 9th, A. D. 1889;
at one O'Clock, P. n. Of said day, the following
described premises, to-Hit;
The house now standing on Lot number sew
enteen l17) In the town of Jackson. COUNTY Of
Jackson and State of Ohio. c
Said premises valued at $500 %
Ordered to besold as the property of Bar!emuS
French, deceased. 10 satisfy Judgment render
ed by said Court 10 favor Of Lewis c. Damarin,
survivor VI Z. A. ". DamanB & Co.. and a.
gainst Fordyce NJ. Keith, administrator Of ths
estate of Bartemua French, deceased
Bald property must sell for two thirds Of tie
appraised value
Terms Of sale cash In hand, OF DAY OF sale
Given under my hand this 2oth dAy Of Jgnu-
airy, a. D., 1862
JOHNSON WADE, ShRJ.C.
y. +. Moore, Attorney for Plif
Jan 28. 69--5w-pf SI2 20
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Road Notice.

There Will be petition presented to the Com
mlssioners ofJackSon county at their meeting on
the first Monday in March next, asking for the
establishment of county road as follows: Be-
ginning at the county road near John Richards
(ntar Vega) in Bloomfield township in said coun-
ty thence north along lane to uhe old State
road near the residence Of Joseph seurloek
thence along said road to said Joseph scurlock's
residences, themes along lane east of said 'Seur-
locks residence following q read now used for
travel to David McNesl's thence north following
said road as near us practicable TO the county
roadinear the residence Of William Williams, TO
observe said route as near as practicable.
Jan. 2s, 't9--bw. PETTIOSEEs.
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Early Marriages in Jackson County.
I887.-,

Aug. a, wm. Bafbeo and sarah Bysrs by
John Radcliff. j. r., -g.-,-,-.-S, n r
Aug i, EdwilI Thacksf and Polly. Ann Nap
per, by Joseph Arabaugh, Minister.
Aug. ID, Robert, Markwood and Arminda
o'Brian, BY ] ohm A! swepston, j. p. 4
| Gang. 16, Richard Ankrnm and ,Tacy Miller by
Samuel Darby, Minister, -.
Aug. 20, Charles Stockman and Hannah
Springer, by John Stinson, j. P. .,l 9HaPl =
Aug. 80, Holman Thaekerand Nancy Napier,
by Joseph Arabaugh, Minister, ..,,.,e,..
AGg, 25t John Sell and Deiilah Ieschi BY Ja-
Aug. "a, Madison Daniels and Martha Nally,
by George W. Hale, JsPs fNT&}E ~
! Aug 25, Philip RomineS and Sintha Gray, by
John Stropes, j. P, as.ItH Hl HtiHl'
Aug q, Joseph Long and Mary Johnson, by
| Thomas Richardson, Minister. ~ ~ "a - z.
Sept g. John Waits and Eleanor Jane Pratt,
| by George Claypool, ]. P. 81 h t"Glf
Sept 4 Jacob Bobo and Rosanna Wren, BY
Jonathan Brine. .h # tAL f4tLL1-l J
Sept. Z, Edward Walton and Nancy Pesrte, by
Levi NJ. Mercer, ]. P
Sept 10. Picket Woodrough and Eliza Ann
Margaret HUMPHREYS, by G. W. Hale, J. P.
Sept. q, Thomas Brown and Sarah Shepherd,
by Vim. Ferguson, Minister.
Sept 20, Moses Swain and Lydia Darby, by
Oct s, Ward Conner and Rsbscca stephens
MeNeel BY Icilery Bascom.
Oct. 8, Thomas Foster and Mary Traxler, by
Michael Mccoy, J. P.
oet.,7, John Davis and Mary Davis by Levi
Massie, j. P.
Oct. -, VIM Price and Elizabeth Barret, by
Henry Hawk, j. 2. t1H1u 1903 '~u
Oct. 26 VIM. Graves and Nancy WYATT by,
John A. Swepston J.,P. i Ii.lipNB " ao
Oct. 20, VIM. Williams and Margaret AcDow-
ell, by,J. B. Gilllland, J.Ps
Nov. 2, Isaac Byers and Martha ]. Walker, by
John A. Swepston, ], P
Nov. 2, John Boyd and Margaret Glassburn,
by Daniel Perry, J. p VI M s.aN.
Nov II, Thomas Pummer and Jane Lucus,by
Jonathan Brine.
Nov. Is, Rial Catlln and Rachel Yeagsr, by
Jonathan Brine.
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Probate lNotice.

George Metcalf, Executor OF Arthur Mstcalf
Andrew and John O., Joyce Executors Of Will
liam Joyce, Peter Plckrel, Administrator Of Sa-
rah Hatfield, Harrison Wallace. Administrator
Of John d. Wallace, Benjamin BFanseom, Ad-
ministTator Of HezeKiah Shepard, Ellen Mur-
ply Administrative Of John Murphy, Rebecca
Delay Misunderstanding of Ambrose Delay, Andrew
J. Dever Guardian OF David N. Russell, Miranda
Scarf Guardian of Andrew Blacks children, HI
ram Steward Guardian Of Thomas j. and Sa-
maptha A, Gorsuch, Susan Cherington Guardian
Of her children, and Bennett Anderson Guardian
Of Thomas TrImmer's children, have nled their
accounts for settlement In the Probate Court Of
Jackson county Ohio, and the same viii be ex-
amlnea md heard On the 9Th day Of February
A. D. 1850. w J.W. IONGBoN, .Rreb. Judge.
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LAST week a little daughter. of D. Fl.
Vsrlan OfOur town complained Of pain in her
side. she'becamc worse. and physicians we're
calledln. twas dlficult to account for her symp-
toms, butanally DR.. Miller performed an oper-
alton, and took from her side a piece Of a
knitting-needle between three and four inches in
length. She is now getting well, How the
knittlug-needle came there Is not known, but it
Is supposed that itwas In her pocket, and was
forced Into her side few nights previous, when
she, fell ont Of bed. Dl "ss.J II j.