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a terrible story comes from H.sts. IA
Y pgbisshed In Family Ear 81 A Eas lse
TOURIST 10 he eject thai youdouisr 4 nr.e.
s.ceu on that Island. Accordion ia his
stoEy, Qua OF over 100000 snhahitan,s ~
hayti there are only 10000 who do not
openly belong TO "Youdou.v TDen hs
gees on 10 relate how csunsbslism Il nsae.
Weed there. and bow The bodies 81 ohildreo
are Used as choice tid0ts BY the epicufesn
esnnleals. The rites Of voudou, be saws.
are celebrated with sll their terrible accom-.
psnsments. and infants are slaughtered and
their warm blood drank by the yo,aries
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.Pho Annronehlng storu..

WASHINGTON, August 2T.-Tbe burriesne
reported lost Monday night at 81. Thomas,
West Indies, has pursued a DoethweSttrlV
coarse, and is DOW cestriug Oh the south
Carolina coast, and from this time viii
probably follow ra0re noJtheTly track.
Tbb> morning the barometer az Charleston
VS. % So inehes-isll OF 81 ineAes IN
s,septy.four hours, and 0.20incbes 70 eight
honrs. The maxmum wind velocity Is Le-
poried AZ Charleston al ~ miles, east at
smlthyiIIe, 50 mi,bs, northeast. Tesegrapbic
communication = now Interrupted BY the
s,orm along TIE NORTH Carolina ccasi.
storm dauger-@gnals are displayed a. far
north IS Sandy Hook. All the shipping
along The Moth A,lanite coast Is cauticDoa
against the probable approach OF this storn
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LANSING, hicH., Angus, 25.--News was
received here to-day from Riley township
Slsnton county, 10 the effect thst Charley
Dew, a colored fsrmor, was found in hi,
grsnary dead, banging to beam, with The
leit SIDE OF bis bead laid open by a terrible
gsso, evidently msde by an axe. Las,
spring be was visited by masked men, who
trested him to coat OF tar and feathers.
a fsw days ago he went 10 81. Johns. the
connty'seai, Tor toe purpose Of commencing
isgs' proceedings against parties when be
oeheSed we're the perpetrators OF the out
rage. BE lived alone.
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II will cure entirely the worst form o. Female
complaints. all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and DspIscement, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, ana is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
Il Will dissolve and expel tumeFS from the uterus
q, an eariv Stage Of Development The tendency 10
c,pcerous humors thsre 1. checked very speedily by
IL use.
7, r.rooves faintness nsiusney. dsst oys all craV-
isr for stinulsns, and relieves weakness Of the
s,omseh. It sures BloatiBE, Headaches, Nervous
prs,tratlon, General Debility, slespIessness, De-
preston, and Indigestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain
v.,ght. and b.cksche, is always permanently cured
II win at all lines and under all eircum-
chances act In harmony with the laws that govern
,ha female system. For lhe cure OF Kidney Com
.,,,pts Of either sex this Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA T.. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM.
POUND is prepared at 29S aud 2s5 Western ave-
me. Lynn. Mas. Price, 81; six bottles for 20.
Sent by mail in the form Of pills, also in the form OF
l,zsnges on receipt Of price 81 per bcx Tor either
Mrs. PISKHAN freely answers all letters Of inquiry
send for pamphlet Address As above. 1snh'H
tkfs paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
nu,ousness. and Torpidsty Il the Liver. 20 cents
e,.a. al, drw0gfsts aug 2e-s0d
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Captain william YarbrOugh Fatally
Injured.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch. ]

IsptclaI ItIFETam 10 Int DIsplIlD.I
WnLfAHSON's, VA, August 27.-Captain
William Yarbrougb, through freight con-
ductor on the eastern division Of the Cbes-
apeake and Ohio railway, was thrown from
bis train here to-day by the engineer sud-
denly reversing the engine. He was badly
crushed, and bis physician says he will ct
survive the night.
He is a native Of Richmond.
A c0lOFed woman, a night or two since,
fell from the eastern-bound express train
here, crushing her ankle and foot. The
limb was amputated to-day by Drs. Wiley
and McCOrke.
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Norfolk News,

NEW RAILROAD-A RAINFALL-C0TToS FLEET.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, August 27.-fhe work OF
surveying the ne@ railroad to Cape Henry
was commenced by the engineers this MORN
ing.
A large seet Of steamships have already
been chartered to parties in our city to carry
cotton TO Liverpool, and the first is expect
ed 10 arrive about ten days hence.
II is drizzIlBg tonight. The long hopea-
FOR rqin il Al hand.
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Dest,meliye Esrs ia chicago.

CHICAGO August 27.-A great nre broke
out last evening Ia the packing establish
ment Of John Z. Hsiley, formerly known
As Ricker's, Of the UDion stoek-yards- fous
million pounds Of bacon, 1000 barrels OF
pork, and other miscellaneous Stock were
DESTROYED. involving loss Of Si,0G0. 00Q.
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PULSE At MIDNIGHT IOI,
And the slight Improvement Is Fully
Maintained.

A hiIlion-DOlIar Fire in Chieago-Approaeh
or Stormy Weather from the SOuth-Par-
liamsnt Prorogued; the Speech from the
Thrsne-The Successor OF Dean STANLEY
Confirmed, &c, &c.
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DR. c. w. BENSON,
BALTIMORE, Md,

BALTIMORE, Md,
THE wELL-KSOwN AND SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
has made lifelong study Of NERVOUS DISEASES
and the DISEASES or THE SKIN, and now stands
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discovered what now are renowned 10 medical prsc-
tics-viz a combination OF CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE In III. shape OF Pills. They are used by The
profession at large aud constantly recommended 10y
them II Is not patent medicine. II is The result
OF his own experience in practice. They are SURE
cURE for the following special diseases, and are
worthy OF trial by all intelligent sunerers: They
are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache.
Nervous Hesdsche, Dyspsp,lc Headache, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, sleeplessnees, Dyspepsia, and Nervous
ness, and WILL CURE any case
sold by all druggists. Price, 80 cents box.
Depot, 1oe NORTH BUTAw STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. BY mail, two boxes for 81, or six
boxes for $3.50. TO any address.
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Ira WEsTERK TOBACCO CRoP.-Corre"
spoodenee collected by the Cincinnati En-
qssFef regarding the tobacco crop in the
sestlon Of country tributary 10 that city
slses very gloomy account Of It's present
condition. According 70 ibis correspond
toee there vas a general increase In acre
age, but the plants are suffering greatly
ron toe drought. and toe crop at best win
nsfoly be more than bali an average Yield.
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u,rvv car. =, Cnavre.,o.. :. q.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. August 27.--A heavy
gale OF who'd was blowing from The 5orth-
east during last night, with no signs 81
abatiDg bits afternoon. No damage OF con-
sequence Is reported TO the shipping or
wharves, or In the city.
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mean stanIey's sneeegser.

LoxpoS. August 27.-The appointment,
Of Rev. George Gtaayiils Bradley, Master
OF University College, Oxford, 70 the
deanery Of wcstr.Ipsler abbey y enielaiiy
cop6fmed.
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HozsrokD's ACID PHOSPHATE Az ISylLUA-
hlx Toxic. - HorEfoFd's Acid Phosphate ~
"a lnyaluhbie sonic 10 ans esse where 90
seld ionie Is lndicated.-~J L. Pratt u. %,
sfsenaeId, lis,
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A SLIGHT AHRLIORlYIOS

And Somswhat mOre Hopeful Feel
Ing tn the Evening.
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THR GOOD INDICATIONS

Continue az sieht and the Imminent
Danger Passes BY.
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THE MORNING BULLETINS

shsw MARKED asd Alarming cha ngs
for the Worse.
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bring. be has not yet utyen agf >lcns 81
dissoIatior. He yair years aRo ibN Il was
4iways the nnexpectfd that was boppeniog
/ With him. Later IN sbs aftsfnocn Ire SUI
eeons admitted that some 0f she Pfssf.
Dents symptoms we're mofe epcour3g.
ing. Bis pulse began 10 show greater slea,ii-
ness and slightly improved qDsiity, apd
bis mrntai faculties were clearer and more
active than az ans time during the past
week. Both OF tbe<e symptoms were taken
a. indicative Of Improved nnlrisson. The
President himself voluntarily said several
lines ia tbe course OF the afternoon 10 bis
aitendauGs that be thongbt be felt better
than be did yesterday, and remarked that
for The first tine in several dsys be found
himself able to taste the food which be
swsbOwed.c $50
The $50 p. NJ. bulletin showed 40 anne
Iteration OF the patients symptoms, and al
though the change was too triiiug TO justify
any great amouur OF encouragement, II was
eagerly accepted By those who could not
bring themselves 10 believe that the Preai-
dent would die as
GROUND FOR RENEWED NOPE.
Dr. Bliss, In conversation with Rev. Or.
Powers, pastor OF President Gar6eld's
church, said about O'Clock that the Pres
ident bad bad thus far rather better dsy
t1an was anticipated this morning. He did
not think there was enough change, how
ever. as vet. to justify any aniicipaiions OF
recovery or 10 modify the views enter.
tertqined By himself and the other surgeons
as to Toe extreme gravity Of The crisis. II. be
said, the President gels through tomorrow
as well as he has to-day, think there will
be some ground for announcement
The Latest.
Hidnight.-Colonel Rockwell reports at
midnight that the slight improvement Of
this evening is fully maintained; that the
DFpeidaDits uDfea a nOu IQl auatb.f h. Il.
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PAINFUL SUSPENSE.
TIE PRESIDENTS CONDITIONS VERY
CRITICAL, BUT HoPE NOT
YET DEAD.
THE FIFTT-SRTEsTH DAY

.opsns DIseoursginsIy. but Closes with
Better Premise.
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WARRINGTON, ID. G.. August 27.-The fol-
lowing correspondence by cable is furnish
ed from the State Department:
London, August p. = Blaine. Secretary
Washington, u. o. l have just received
iros0 her Msiesty the Queen, at Baimorsl,
a Telegram IN these words: 81 am most
deeply grieved at the sad news Of the last
few dsys, and would wish nv deep symps-
thy TO be conveyed TO Mrs Garfield
Afnfafas
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DIR. c. W. BESSoN'S
SKIS-CURE
e. warranted 10 cure

: DIR. c. W. BgNsoN'S =
= sKIN-CURE :
= svnrsnied 10 cure II
: ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMoRs, :
= INFLAMMATION, MILK-CRUsT. :
ALL ROUGH, sCALY ERUPTIoNs,
= DISEASES OF HAIR AND soap, ;
Il sCRoFULA ULCERS, PIAPLEs, and (
:: TENDER TECHNICS on ALL PARTS :
: OF THE BODY. (
IL makes the skin white, soft, and smooth ; re-
moves tan snd freckles, aud is the BEST TOILET
IN THE woRLD. Elegantly put up,
two bottles In one package consisting Of both Inter
nal and external treatment. All hrst-clsss druggists
have n. Price, 81 per package. a. 26-eod&"
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GROUND FoK RENEWED nope.
The latest.

Midnight Colonel Rockwell reports at
midnight that the slight improvement OF
this evening is fully maintained; that the
Presidents pulse Is now 104. and that be Ia
sleeping quietly.
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No family should be without LYDIA T. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
nu,ousness. and Torpidsiy II the Liver. 20 cents
nsr Lex. sold by all crsggists. aug 2e-sod
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spECrACa.s. LYBeLAssEs, ae. !
kgxxsTUAz.

EURNITURE.. FURNITU K Ia
Il BFDDING. NArTREssfS. zesc-,1m
Lap ! aud for sale, 40 immense s,,,a ~ III
NfHURE Of al d<serpii0ps ron 'ns - 80 .sie.
Payt,es In wait will consat iDeir own .t$xfsf ~
eis,ng me ean before purcnSssse. SrissLss--&S
nAFVRtBN Fset0ry IS, IS. 20. ~ upf,a ftIus3<s
: rel: o6ice aad wsreroOm, lass Main asrvel
IN 5-3m
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noOKs. sTATIONYRY. Ac.
HAGILLS HISTORY OF VIRGINIA.
TO THE TRADE AND EDUCATORS or vTR-
GINA.

Having bee0ne the publishers Of the above popa-
lar SCHOOL-HiSTORY. we are now prepared 70
an oroers 10 meet he demands OF the approaching
session OF the schools. both public and private. The
price of fbe book and discounts 80 The trade re-
main unchanged. j. i. BELL %
100 Main street. Lynchburg, Va.
y. Il. Correspondence solicited ~ ftfsrebes 70
first in,rodac,ion. an z5-Ih.f&su3t&wlt
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T YDIA e. PINKHAAS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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and so,lci, call from all who MAJ need articles IL
my Une. ..,..,,.,s.flnr.
see ny "oeA 'e'0is "a w. RARwoQr:
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tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 1850 4.
M-(Official Bulletin. THE President slept
from bali an bonr TO an hour or more at a
time throughout the night. He continues
10 retain tue liquid food administered BY
the mouth and Stimulating enemata. Never
theless. bis pulse has been more frequent
since midnight, and he is evidently feebler
this morning than yesterday. Pulse, 100 (;
temperature, 9S.4; respiration, %.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBUBS,
+. II. HAMILTON.
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NEW GOODs--D ALLY ADD q :
N yloNs 81 ORR LARak sTotA
TrRNtrlJgl. Fxtfs induexmFpis spsel L w IA
70 cash buyers We ihsis al g Ga sn ~, s,x, Il,
y 90 III aNgf,R ADD III >t-ht.yN rStlsss
sssest stoss In The CTR. fssy t.tas a. y, ~.
~ s-s@ 'su'ss'ss
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Telegram In these words: q am most
deeply grieved at the sad news Of TIE last
few days, and would wish nv deep symps-
thy TO be conveyed TO Mrs Garfield
LOWELL. Minister.
HEARTFELT APPRECIATION.
Depdrimer! of State. Washington, d. e.,
August I'll Losceli, Minister, London:
have submitted 10 Mrs. Garfield your te'e-
gram conveying the kindly message from
her hsiesty The Queen. Mrs. Garfield IS
constantly by her husbands bedside, and
does not give up all hope q bis recovery.
Her request is that you will return 10 the
Queen her most sincere thanks snd express
her heartfelt appreciation Of The constant
interest and tender sympathy shown by
her Majesty toward the President aud his
family in their deep grief and most painful
suspense. BLAINE, Secretary.
THE IMPROVEMENT CONTINUES.
EXECUTIVE MANSIONS 4. M-(UnofEi-
ciaL HReports from the surgeons room are
10 the effect that there has been no psrticu-
lar change in the Presidents condition. but
that his symptoms continue 10 show slight
improvement.
The PRESIDENT EATS SOLID FOOD.
ExECUTIys MAKsIoN-9:30 Il. M-About
n
Garfield, who was sitting By bis bedside,
that he would like a piece Of milk-toasi.
She replied that II the surgeons bad 10
objection, she would get 1t for him.
DR.. Bliss upon being consulted, said
that it would do no harm II the
condition OF The Presidents parotid
gland would allow him TO move his
Jaws enough 10 eat 1t. Mrs. Garfield
thereupon prepared the toast carefully her.
self. and the patient ate with apparent relish
and enjoyment piece about bali as large as
a mans hand, moving his jaws with less df'
6eulty than was anticipated. This taking
OF solid food for the first time in about two
weeks is regarded by The Presidents attend
ant. as favorable indication, and has
strengthened 4 little more the hope tx.
pressed this afternoon by Colonel Rockwell
and General Swain.
SECRETARY BLAINEs LATEST DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August 27.-Tbe
following was sent at half past 10 O'Clock
tonight:
LOoeH, Minister, london: There is
somewhat more hopeful feeling Tonight in
regard TO the President. The regular eve
ming buletin was more favorable aud the
good Indications have continued. His
pulse is lower - beng new Ill and
OF better quality. His mind is en-
iirely clear. He has shown a posi-
tive appetite, asking for milk toast.
small quantity OF which he was permitted
10 eat. This is The first time for many days
that he has swallowed anything but liquid
food. A slight increase in his respiration
il tue only adverse symptom reported at
this hour thalf Dast 10 II. NJ
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given by The mcush AID rnemafa continues
% Be retained. Pulse, ia; ifmperaEnrc,
csc; respiration. p.
ID. W. Bliss,
J. X. BARxEs,
J. J. WOODWARD,
R0BsRT REYBUEx.
FRANK II. H4snToy,
II. HAYS AGxEW
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STILL oLISGING TO HOPE.

EXECUTIVE MANsIoE, August 1880
=. H.-Tbe condition OF the President re-
mains substantially unchanged. Some OF
the Presidents intimate personal friends
and attendants still cling to the hope Of his
recovery. Colonel Rockwell, in a CONVEX
sstion with a reporter Of the Associated
Press this afternoon, said with much em-
phssis and feeling: Notwithstanding the
Encouraging bulletins; Notwithstanding
all tnst has been said; Notwithstanding the
dispatches which have been sent far and
wide over the country, tell YOU the Presi.
dent is not dying and shows no Signs OF
diving. don't speculate as to the chances
Of The future. The present is enough for
me. He is not dying now. Not ten min
uies since heard him tell General Swain,
who stood by bis bedside, that he thought
be felt better than he did yesterday. A long
while sgO. in talking to me about himself,
General Garfield said: with me II Is
always the unexpected which happens
believe the unexpected may happen once
more in the Presidents lie, and that be
may vet surprise the country by getting
we'll"
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nnxfNroS PROPOSES 10 snow TEa
ia e'@ s,splgs or HeR VAST NATURAL Rs-
EesLs ss an fSpUsTelAI. PRoDucTs-ps-
80 81 sHg PI.kN.
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PATED.
EXECUTIVE MAKsIoN-4 II. Ma 4
O'Clock tins afternoon Doctor Bliss made
the following replies to questions asked
HIM by reporter Of the Associated Press:
"What is the condition OF the President
this afternoon
"He has bad a more comfortable day than
was anticipated this morning. His mental
condition is perfect be takes biz food we'll
he is resting quietly, and bis pulse is now
about 11l"
DO you think there is any more reason
for epeoursgementi"
q The facts have just given you are some
reasons for encouragement"
General Swsim, who recently came from
the Presidents room. said IN conversation
with a friend few minutes since that The
President seemed 10 him better to-day than
Yesterday. He appeared stronger, and said
himself that he felt stronger, and that Tor the
FIRST time 10 several Jays be could taste the
food which he swallowed.
4:30 n. H-Dr. Bias reports The condi.
ton Of the President unchanged slnce 4
O'Clock.
BP M.-InformaiIon from the surgeons
room Is 10 the effect that the President re-
mains about the same.
| n.
the surgeons OF any change 10 the palisnY'
condition.
sOHE SYMPTOMS TRIfLs BETTER.
| EXECUTIVE NANsI0S-6:l5 Z. N.-Tb'
surgeons report that although the conoltior
Of The President has not materially changed
some Of his symptoms are tr'ns better anC
he Is little more comfortable. DIR. Agner
arrived tonight from Philadelphia.
A SLIGHT AXELIoRAToS IN THE AFTERNOON
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 27-6:3c 4
M-tOficisL) 1.-THE Presidents symptom
snow q slight ameIloration this afternoon
His pulse Is somewhat lees frequent aud ni
temperature lower. Moreover, the menia
disturbance described IN YESTERDAY morn
Ine's bulletin has disappeared. The pare
; It'd swelling has discharged little pus
the opening spontaneously formed into u
ear as well - By the incision mace, pot
: Is not peGcep.ibIy smaller, Tue liguiu 100
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Proceedings OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas.


F. 4 N. Koehler vs. The Village OF
Woodsfeld Appeal Heard on mo.
tion Of defendant to set aside verdict
motion sustained and new trial granted.
Leave to plaintiff to file amendment'to
bis reply in 30 days.
John Hobbs, Adm'r, vs Sarah A.
Trembly, ct al; civil action; Admins
TRAITOR ordered to sell 274 acre tract
Decree for partition Of 1904 acre tract
on answer and cross petition of Daniel
Decker, Guardian of Elssbeth Trembly
Finding due Jemima Trembly from ess
tate of David Tremhlv, decd, 8643 16
Finding due E j Trembly on his note
and mortgage, 1894 o3 Finding due
A S Morris on his note and mortgags
1885 IL, and continued as to other mat
ters
Isaac Hogue, Ex'r, We David Stall,
ings, d ano., civil action; Judgment in
favor Of Executor, W. S. Way and f
Ullman Il Co.
James Watson, Guardian, vs Taos
Martin, Admir-; civil aclior. Judgment
in favor OF plaintiff for his Wards.
G. w Mcdonald vs The Village O.
Beallsville Civil action Heard or
motion Of defendant TO plaintiffs amen
ded petition. Sustained Plaintiff, by
counsel, excepted to the ruling Of th,
Court; leave to plaintiff to amend peti
tion in 80 days BY entering the words
land is such incorporated village" ant
reverifying and refiling tue same.
The cases of L, Woolenweber anl
Louisa Armstrong against The Village
Of Beallsville were disposed OF as il
case above noted.
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A CC0UNrSsnd vouchers have been Rlsd ID
a the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Executors, Adminis'
traitors Add anardiaus. to wit
First partial account ofiA. g. ". Potts
Admir- with the will annexed Of John A;
Boice. deceased
First partial account Of Samuel Clegg Adm'I
of the estate Of Jacob Markls, decd.
First partial account Of Charles Hill, Adm'r
Of the,ss'ate of Nary Crum, deceased.
Second partll account of BuoohI Martin Rx'r
Of the will of Jacob Huffm an, deceased.
Second pastisl account Of Jacob Stimpsrt
Guardianof Rachel Stinpsrt, dsosass Is,
minor heirs.
Fourth partial account Of Simon Fisher
Guardian of James White, aminor.
Third udfnal account Of Mary v. ssetson
Guardian Of Frances White, minor.
First and final account of A. g. Hughes
Guardian of Mary & Hughes, Z minor.
Third and 6ns account Of 4. g. Hughes
Guardian of Joseph Carter. minor.
First partial account OF Rosina Roth Guardian
OF EdvRd and Matilda Roth minors oI
John ", Roth, deceased.
Account Of William D. Dickey Guardian oi
SusaH !. aud William Dioksy--ausl as "a
SUSAN and partial as to William.
Any fRaene} interested may Als writteu
exceptions u ~ xdsounts, or any item there
Of. on 20 before the k<h day of March
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b@A correspondent Of the London
Pail Mall Gszette writes to that paper
In regard to the number and size OF the
tenant land-holdings in Ireland. He
saws:
There is nothing more Irritating and
annoying in the discussions, now so uni.
versal as to the Irish question than to
the equally universal want Of accurate
acquaintance with the real facts and hg-
ures contained in the authentics OF Ire.
land. Attention was lately called in
yrur paper to the absurd delnsion which
has so taken hold Oh the public mind as
to the improvidence and fruitfuIness oI
Irish marriages There is another de.
lusion not less prevalent, that Ireland is
country occupied Substantially by
wretchedly small peasant fsrmers. Will
the following table (which is an abstract
tsken from The Agricultural Statistics Of
Ireland issued from the General Reg.
lstc, Office for 1877 )'have any effect in
dissipating that questions