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NEW FIRM
1 1'.'
FlRNITUJII?.
; MR ' &' WISE,
tTAVIKO nOUOHT OUT THE IX-
II Initial "i POW'H HKrti( in (hi
Furniture buelneaa, will berealler eoodui t
tu same, Alt kind ot , ,
Furniture made to Order
And kept on hand.
Tsbles, Bureaus, Bedsteads, 8Unds,
Chain, 4o ,
Of lb bMt styles, aold low. Hptolal alien
ttoa paid tolli
UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
And COrrt!Hof nil kinda kept en hand ui
aiari to order. -
We keep Wright's Patent Bed Spring
Whlrh I fa ahead of Hair Metres. rm
t'htr erring bed In van We art the only
od In luwn that (in it. ard It ean be had at
no vibtr place. Number are nefng It, aim
pronounce It far superior to any other.
Call and tee.
nprlS BAKER ft WIRB.
C. D. ETTINGUR& CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
Next Door lat National Dauk, under
Crook llouae,
PINDLAY, O.,
mmin i inin.s
3?atent!Medicinos, &c.
Wll L elway keep on bund awell eelecled
lock ol
DRUGS Mi) ( HEMICAL3.
AN the.Pr.pulsr , .
'Patent Medicines
Of '.ha day,
CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS
rr Mrliclnat purpctes, full aamnineut ol
Varnishes, Dye Stuffs.
A line article of
OOAL OIL,
Pur burnlnK purposes,
COAL, OIL LAMPS
station i: It V
AND BLANK HOOKS.
There la a very large stock of I'erfuraery.
Toilet and Fancy Articles on hand, embrac
ing Luhth'a EUracta lor the liaii,ik"rchlel
I'.iolograph Albums, Ladies !' t Monies. Ac.
Tory soluble lur Holiday Preaenui, mat il;
be ald al a email advance from cost.
physician and tlie trade up plied on re a
nnaiile terras.
A competent I hamnceritlat will lie on hum'
at all tinure to ccuipnu'd I'hyaiotsne I're
oriptlon. U. l. kTll.NUC K & 10.
CIGAR JID TOBACCO
-as.
TOTTEN & BRO.
' (Huoueaeork ta,D0. Jaylor)
skOACTcaeas as wuoLgtAp
DsLsasi ..
ozaAivs.
Al, Dealera In
IMPORTED CIGARS.
Having entlrrlr renovated am'
newly Imnialud ilia uid atan.
and luiiv stocked it with ilia beat bruudsam
qualities of
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
We offer them to the publle at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Pipes of Every Descrijitior.,
TOBACCO BOXES ard POUCHES,
Country merchants
GclL O OERS
Will dn well tn rive na a nail, aa we eell
them goods al ae low nri-iee na they
eaui be prixiiirad in ihe
Kaalera ma.ikei
BE SURE AND GIVE US A CALL
A We Will Guarantee 8atUfactioa,
Pindlar. Nov. ?3. lanfl. ,r
LOOK IIIIS WAV !
riWIK uiHlaramued wiund Inform the liuhllo
J UutVheuaa eiailad a !tw Hlaokaiouh
hi ow m North FimiUv. i.i i.i i.r.i ...r.u
the Junction urttiiawa aid frryaliiirg niadi
whore he la prepared In do all wink III llir
utai ) ! ni mireo ana Ux-auoein, and
olner work In tua aiaitti line. We invitee all
to (! vs a eaM and try ua. We drv r,,in
pilion. ni'St.tar J.TbUI'I.K.
JLnnda.
A FARM FOHALI, WHO WISH
etubange Improved laiins in Mauuuuk
county, tor praire and timber, Unas in aim
tral luwa, well waleiad, and nnar IUiriiil
line penaoi) aura aoieaied Irom lu to
Mara euuie, when the uhoioo! lamle wrrr
nuared tivvd boraei wiuld alan be taken
Houae. find'ay, Ohio.
Nov. S0u2a.u.
Ordinance.
YTTHEttr.., j .bn r.n
V V day ol January, A.
r-iyierroin on the id
u , iiuir. nin. i with
the Ciiunflil ol the Ineoruoraiait w.n
iu Hay bis relioon vraylns ibe eaeaih.n
aiu.ik ut Jones atrvet, aa Ilea mi ol eaa
allay lo o h. r. arlio'a addilloa la i...
of r'ladlaj " and wtiereaa, uob preoeedino
Ordaeaad. bv the Uounall nt tha fnnn.n...
ted Villase ol Pindlay, that aotKia f tin
peodaiioy and player ol aald peuUoa be xlvei
. Ir putolieUios the earns in aome Bewaoapei
la e,a vuiHge, lor ais eoneeuun,
weeks, and Ibe watiere of aaid uailiiua
and are aat for be.n.g lbs Wll, sH
February, A. P., N7, or st the Aral im Ji!,1!
(aaanna efeeid Oounull tbereafla,.
Jaauarr I. lbS7.
H.f. Kiaanae.cieik Jaulluo.s
JDancochcfftrsontan.
Offloe, aornar of Mala and Bandseky streets.
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riNDLAY, O.
FRIDAY, I I JANUARY S. IrHIT.
Southern Loyalty and the
President.
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A number of Southern loyalist,
who ere In Washington, having been
obliged to leave their homce in dilf-
i' rent part of the South, liavo pre
sented to Congress memorial ar
raigning tho President for hie course
towards loyal men and holding bin
responsible for tlie condition of tin
Southern States. It is liLld that he is
going dircitly In opposition to theex-
prcsscd will of the loyal people, as
declured itt the ballot box) thnt he nt-
tcnitirt to hold in subjection to the
rebels the loyal element of the South;
that those who voluntarily renounced
thuir nlleginnce to the government
are upheld while loyal men are set
aside; that he continues to attempt
to forro upon the Southern loynl
people rebel rule, and maintain thnt
he should bo held responsible for
the murder as will-as tlie general
abuse of loyal men end frceduien.
But while making these charges the
memorialists do not wholly hold
Congress guiltless, but they are
painfully constrained to believe
that the continuance of this course
(as above Indicated) bus been too
much encouraged by the forbearing
policy of Congress."
Congress is colled upon to redress
and prevent further wrotig as a duty
which Is in thtlr power and which
no other department of the covcrn
ment has the control. "
From tho time that Johnson do
livcrcd his . notorious speech of the
22d of February to a rabble cf rebels
and Copperhead, mutters have been
contiuuully growing worse in. the
South. Encouraged by that, and by
his future course fairly forced into
power, the rebels havo been tho rul
ing power ol this government, to all
inteuts and purposes. A few vicious
Southern politicians have ruled the
rebels, the re bell have ruled the
President,' and the President has
ruled the country.'" Its effects can
be seen all over the South loyal
men are (tuveit out or mui'iteicii,
property is destroyed, frecdincn ore
whipped, cheated and Bhot down
like dogs, and no redress. Why?
Because there is an energetic, wilful
I) wicked man who takes matters In
his own hands and stops at nothing
to gain hla ends.
It Is time that Congress was
xeinorali.ed by Southern loyal men.
It is time thnt Congress acted upon
the suggestions oITercd. Let some
thing be done to bring-rebels of the
South to a senae of thuir reul condi
tion ami to what thry have got to do
before they can essuine again, (as in
'50-'G') God loibid!) the entire con
trol of the United States. If what
lias been dono is not urtloient to set
tle mutters, " put down tho screws"
upon' tlio rebels, tho President or
any oilier obstucie tliat interferes
with the rights of the loyal men ol
the South. - The loyal neoulo of tho
North will stand by Congress In ony
mcHiMire that wili bilng order out of
this chaos.
As It Is.
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Some of the Republican pnpers
are oiceiiSKing among theinselves on
to w hether the Coiislilulional Amend
mint ahull be oontddered a fluidity 1n
the matter of reconstruction. To
us it seems that as a large number
of the Southern States' enough to
defeat it havo rejected tho amend
incut, it would be folly to urge it
further. If the Southern Stales have
deliberately rtjected it, it falls to the
ground a dead weight ; without it is
decided that two thuds of the loyul
Mates are anllloleiil to make it a purl
of tho Constitution. As long as
there was a possibility or probability
of tho Amendment being adopted by
the Southern Stales we held that
was right, if they did actually con
sider it a Uuulity in reconstruction;
but whin they reject it scorulully
ana ignobly, by Intimated advice
the President, Indicated by his acts
and by direct advice of Not thorn
Copperheads, wo think it time to see
what can be done to brinir them to
v
loi ins. If the libural too much so
and easy provisions of the Amend
mcnt were not satisfactory, let Con
gress make JUST terms with them
and then make them accept them, uo
matter how.
The act of throwing back into the
luces of the loyul peoplo of the
North their terras will not teud
inaks them as liberal again.
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General CVook Las had a light
with the Indiana lit Washington tor.
rilory, killing thirty of them.fi.
It be did it alono he must be death
to Indians'. ' Wasn't he backed by
few men ?
Poor Thad. Stevens.
Some people wonder why Thod.
Stevens ran tor Senator. The truth
has leaked out II was afraid of
Honorable ' William . Mungen. ' A
friend Informs us we didn't hear
it and so don't vouch for the state
ment that William said thnt when
be got iuto Congress he would stop
Thad. Stevens, Boutwell and others
from making themselves so conspic
uous, lie wouiii dx ttictu so mm
they would keep their seots.
, Thad. heard of It. Who Is sur
prised that ho wished to get out of
the House? " Self pcrsurvalion is
the first law of nature" had lie not
a right to get out of tho way to save
being crushed t lie didu't succeed.
Poor Thad. No more will his voice
be heard in the House! Farewell,
I liad ! a long farewell ! William is
coming!
Impartial Suffrage.
Th question of impartial snflraje
it being discimcd by nearly all the
Republican papers in tho Slate, and
nffiiinaUvcly. The Cincinnati Ga
zette and Commercial, Cleveland Lea-
er, Toledo Blade and Commercial,
Springfield Raptiblica, Xniiia Torch
light, Fremont Journal, Canton Ro
piiblijnn, and numbers of other pa
pers, the names of which wo forget,
are in favor of bringing the question
before the people at the coining
election.
All think it would carry by an In
creased mnjority over the vote of last
Fall. It may as will be done Gist
as last for the timo Is near when
it will foice itself before tlie people
and thi people arc prepared as well
now to vote for it as they can be in
tho future.
In regard to the assertions that Si
moil Cameron secured his nomination
for Senator from Pa., by bribing the
Legislature, the Oiio Slait Joumul
says:
If tho titho Is true, of vt hat the
most respectable portion of the Re
publican press in Pennsylvania say
with regard to bribery and corrup
tion by Cameron in securing his nom
ination, he should be kicked out
tho Senate of the United States,
elected. No such cHs'tocc has ever
before fallen upon a legislative body
as must be meted out to the Penn
sylvania Legislature, if the reports
he true. The auctioning of tho title
of Roman Emperor by the Praetorian
Guard was a dignitled and righteous
pioueeuiug, in coiupuriaon wtin
open, sliamek'bS and contemptible
dickering of these lVnnsvJvai.ia
boors. w
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When the limits of tyranny has
beeH reached our remedy will not
resolutions, but in the strong arms
of the people. We propose now
make another rcort to discussion
and the ballot before adopting the
linal remedy referred to. ;
Clement L. Vallandighnm gave
utterance to the foregoing
piece" at his Copperhead conven
tion in Columbus on the 8th inst.
Asa matter of statistical information
we would like to have some Copper
head give tho number of times that
the Great Mogul has given utterance
to it d.iriiig tho past four years.
would help " make history," or
least would give an idea how many
times a man can repeat ono thing
and lie each time.
A delegation of negroes recently
culled on .Mr, Johnson, when he said
to them : " So you have decided
cust your lot with the Radicals and
intiko Sumner your God. If you
had placed more confidence iu me
should have been able to help you;
hut no.v I can do nothing; for you.
It seems that Moses Is Moses
more, the result of tho Moses bust
ness has resulted for the negro eomo
what as an exchange reported that
darkey said: "Moses Johnson led
out of tho Egypt of slaver)' into
lied Sua of icbolJom aud left
dar."
The Richmond Euqulrer considers
"a general amnesty an imperative
duty." '
From the way things are looked
upon by South'erft rebels It Is dilll-
enlt to understand whether that
"impcrativo duly" is to ppply
tho men that attempted to break
the government or a general amnes
ty to tho loyal men who hindeiod
them. If it Is the latter we presume
tho Northern people arc williug to
forgiven.
It fs a somewhat startling
that within the last two years a ma
joiityof Northern Hate Penitentia
ries havo nearly doubled the number
of Mieir Inmates. Southern Ez.
As the number of Radicals
creases, oi course, we have
double the accommodation of
penitentiaries. Zfcw. Mirror.
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tn a.irror is misUKcn. ' As
certain class ot the Copperhead par
ty lnd tUy can't make anything
polities, owing to tlio weakness of
organization, they take to making"
money in a way that lands them
the State Hotel.
little
- Gsa. , Garfield has introduead
bill lit the houso to provide for
uppoiutuieul or throe oitiieisr
holding any Federal oflloc, to ex
amine the Treasury Denartmnnf.
President Johnson, stands by bis
friends. Senator Cowan, an active
Johnson man, has received the ap
pointment of minister to- 'Austria.
The people of fennyilvanU would
not have him for Senator a second
time, and so Johnson, with his usual
way of deferring to the will ol the
people, gives hi man appointment.
of
it
They have model repoters In Mo
bile. They can state a common fact
in the fewest and coolest possible
words. Oue of them crave the Mo
bile public, a few mornings since the
following nonchnnlei.t item: ''rsight
before last Mr. Harrington shot at
Mr. Woodson and killed Mr. Fnrra-
gut. Such accidents are not uncom
mon.
Mobilo must be a healthy place to
live in.
"The Government, clerks are very
much dissatisfied with the Increased
compensation bill passed by the
llotieC, and a committee of their num
ber was beforo the Finance Commit
tee this morning urging more liberal
relief."
They should resign. Ibero arc
enough soldiers and men who would
have taken the clerkships at tho old
salaries, much more with tho addi
llunnl amount.
There has been a great snowstorm
throughout the South, from tha Ohio
Itiiver to New Orleans. The South
ern papers are exclamatory with sur
prise and delight. It is a good symp
tom when tl.cy hail a Northern in-
Mtitntirtn In tlinf at.lrit Tlrnrii
several other peculiarities of tl.is
i. .i.. ..i.i k
laviwutiu Hint tvuiiiw natc iiiuiv mm VJs
hilaratiug an ttfect if the.v would
them come. Xenia TorcMight.
What are tuTy Tiepulilicaiis, Re
publican papers, honesty and loyal
ty? Senator Case of the Tennessee
istate Legislature, was assassinated,
o.i the Utu lust., at auviiie. luc
assassin's name is Henry Fames,
who has been a guerrilla, lie made
his escape.
The steamer Platte Valley sank
near Memphis on the 17th inst.
Running on a sunken gunboat was
the cause of the disaster. Over one
hundred lives were lost.
The State Legislature of Kansas
has adopted a resolution to amend
tlie Constitution restricting suffrage
to loyal men.
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The Houso has passed the Gold
bill. It provides that the Secretary
iroy sell surplus gold discretionary,
giving six days' public notice. The
vote on suspending the rules to con
,n fi(l I to W OO. TliO JtlI
was put through the House by an al
most linaniiuouse vote this afternoon,
hardly a dozen members onsaeiing
when tlie negative vote was called.
It will entirely brealv u; tho cus
tom of selling gold secretly, os it re
quires that when the Department has
any for sale, a notice of not less than
six days shall lx given by advertise
ment here itnd in New York. Scaled
proposals must be received by the
Treasurer at New York, and the high
est responsible bidder will get the
fJIJ- Compound Interest notes will
no received in payment nt tiietr iacf
and accrued interest. It is under
stood that the Department will not
make any further sale for some weeks,
whether the biil becomes a law
not.
Tho address of the Italian Senate
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ill repiy u me speccn irom me inrone
"Augmented, by the conclusion
ficuce. bv illustrious provinces she
greatly desired, and by formidable
the
not
defences, Italy presses around your
throne while awaiting that agreement!
between Church and Stat of which
your Majesty has spoken, and which
is iiiu wish aiiti me nope not ouiy
the Italians, but of all the Catholic
world and which must be curried out
in such a manner that the Church,
truly free and independent in its sub
lime sphere, does not afford any im
pediment to the Mate in the exercise
of its sovereign rights and in the do
velopmcnt of its legitimate aspira
tions, rhis will bo the seul ot our
greatness and the starting point of
revival or religious feeling, in case
possibly owing to the ardcr ot n
strtijraU'H it may anywhere have lui-
len oif."
"Romans! The Fionch banner
furled; the French army has quitted
Italy. The shield that for 17 years
has protected our ferocious and inca
pable government is withdrawn.
few Pupal bravos and a rabble rout
of foreiitnois cannot hold in check
the people which repulsed tho army
of Uudinot Irom their walls on
30tb or April, 1849. All true liber
sis feel the necessity of rallying our
fort's. for ithe put-poso of uniting
one supreme unanimous effort. We
are on the watch for the opportune
moment for Insurrection, and prepar
ing tho elements of victory. Until
that moment arrlvov, ta yon upon
your guard Against all unknown agi
tutors, and avoid all tumult or dis
order, which might bo a snare laid
for you by- your enemies. In
meantime prepare calmly and reso
lutely for battle; when the hour
deliverance sounds, we will call you
to arms.
'Long live free. Rome, the capital
of Ituly.
Tun CoMMiTTai or Action.
Deo. 10, I860."
Nathaniel Parker Willis, the poet
snd editor of the Home Journal, died
at Idlewild.uis resideueeou the Hud
son river, on Sunday evening. His
disease, was paralysis, and vhe six
tieth anuiversary of his birth was
the day of hU death. He was the
son of the Rev. Nathaniil Willis,
welt known a roe of the earliest
publishers of religious papers in this
couutry. The venerable father still
survives.
Tho market price ofhorses In Par
is, fit for nothing but the butcher, is
from $12 to 8 tO,
The ' Montana Legislature has
changed the Capital of the Territory
Irom Virglula City to Helena.
A romantic writer aoys the Ala
bam a sunk beneath tho waves "vir
gin and undcfiled by hostile tread."
Tlier ha. Wen nn average attend
ance of 100,000 pupils at the public
schools in New York City the past
year.
Columbus Delano, on the 8lh, serv
ed a notico on Gen. Morgan, Con
gressman elect from the 13th Dis
trict, that ho would convesi nis elec
tion. The Alliance Monitor soys: "A
furrin doctor from Cleveland visit
ed our village some days since, and
worked many miracles, and swindled
tho Monitor shebang out of $3 for
printing.
A "down east" debating club has
heen recently arguing the question:
"Which Is the most effective agent
in the reduction of the population of
civilized countries War, Cholera,
Switchmen or Billions Complaints?
Alter s warm and animated debate it
was decided that the bitter had prov
en by far the most disastrous, until
the discovery of the now celebrated
Kobnt-k's Stomach BiltiTS ami Scan
dinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pill. The club therefore, actuated
by a spirit of phtlantropy, have .'Ic
tertniued to recommend them to the
public as a preventative of cholera,
and a certain cure for all diseases re
sulting from billious olTection, and
to Inform them that they are prenar-
! C'j ,l,rl?p?"BTi i i
58. CO snd C2 hast 3 1 st , Cincinnati.
. , , t, , a
let!n" nr.e ,or ul au
druggists.
' A market man,
manufactured a sausage
nine inches in length.
In HanlsbnrgJ
fifty feet
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With fifteen million of inhabitants
in Spain, only three millions can rend
and wi ile.
MARRIED.
ItrD.n nirrl.-l'-. t'nq. on the Uth drl
if J:in"a"T. Is7, Jnkrn Mn ami maktua
J. Di. i' 4A"TH.
nv ih r,m, nn tha 17th 'Sir ol Jxniury
I'll; J -l m MuamiieT.il d UxaiitK M.'Ukiuar.
all ol Uiim o. k i-ounty.
Jnu;r' ITt'i 107. at Ins raldm,e ' t He
'ridn-a uthrr. In- the It. v. M. Mr. Jon'
X. Mn nkt m.l Uim HabLT K. Ki.tsa"iTi
oth of r'.nul ly.
The pnet mu-t Lave been eiiting ufih dt
Unlet' rake as we re.-eiv. from t-e Imp, J
t air whej he ar te.
T;i" Joya of marrle I nre the hoavenon earth
l.ila'a pi-ri'tie. great prlnceu, tha soul'.
inlet,
Smewi on enncord e irthly immirtal ty,
Kternlty f piesira .
New Advertisements.
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rwvtE niulnr.Hlfie'1 hxvo hnen iln?t- ap'0'nt-
e-1 and q-'Hliftd is iitlininl,i.r:it"r'4 with th'
a-'llan axel of John II. Moner deueard
I ile " M uhliii gt"U t'.n'iialiip, H.mc n k coum
t,,0'..lo.
nPH . M O. T'iE;t,
Ki.'ZffclU .-ToNI-.il.
ftaoat . PrrsKT, Att'js.
Jan. I'l Si ii .
Aoticc.
rfllK ni'i'erur ed will e I at pnhlin aiu'tlor.
I. al the rl or of tlie Court 11 .use, in r in
d ar. HMr.rock nountv. ilno. on tlio IS'h il-.-ot
Kri iiwry Im 7. at I o'ch i k 1. 41..
lollou Iiik c:ainm beloiumic to ile e-taia oi
Jin-nsA. l-idi-r, ijece -he I. to-wit: I'oUcy No
4 i.t iter (:iss)-:u tli-. Home Lie lunuraoee
ompah); ah-n t!.e fforli .-tuc'a lit Hi
Wot V u nly Hum tri: So tot; snd S'noditi
-love Oil t'omiaov: onriitlnaia .171 lor
1 1,0 fliaii-M, N'i . 1,1 f.o- nit) harfa, N'.,. h, i.i
loo hhurtfs: iiImo i:nrniii-.tte No. t'i't I r '
. Ii ires in tho R ithboue i-uir-1 um i ompany
of Weal Vira'Ula. loriiiH Cash.
II. r' WIND.IS
V'i ot J, linen A. t'ailen. Jleu'd.
- Jan. !5 i P,il :l .
A nlii-i'
oti.J i,:nce is unknown, hut w.ia lust hennl
so from ' K"arrer, Ni.ita 'lervtorr
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,e.v m i iiiunr ', A. U. ti e her i eiiiiuu
nt -eol the I U-rk ol ih Court ol t'l ni mo
Pieaa within and fo II,, om l of Haio oc
and Male of lihto, t-liaigiii Hie mtid Jnhn
Alwood i b enri me rruelly a' d .io-a tiea
enl ot dutv. aud aalut: that nhe - ay bo d
voiced lr ni Mie vaid John II. Alaood lot
ieMKOi,:iblo Hl'inony aiol t at h. r nan a n a
be ulisnieil lo her naiden line. ranh
Huh,iiiK, ahmh peiitioa will aland tor bear
ii K al I l.o i t x tciui ot n'd ""i r .
tAlt. H K. ATWOOU.
Jan. Ii i.3 tw:
Kotiil Aotice.
N'OTIOKUheieliy uiven ih.il U're all
he it petition , r0i.ui.ii-d lo Ho- Conirni
to lera nt IU' 0 I'k uoiin'v. ll'iln. at IIih,,
i ei in-elu S, ,"t u, or the aliorallon ol
niui-h ot ttie vooio. road rauiiin iro ih Inon
tie Kindlay ard Kitlida sin e l-oad. on the
line botweaii r'unli.ty, L deny, l-nnaue sno
Vllen lowneliipM in said oouoty, es lies ti-,
taern Ihr ciunty road luiiiiuif froin t-'iiulla'
paal the Kindln' I einoteiy airt He, k'a ni
on tle M'U'u i-le t-l ll.uoliard lt,vui- ti d the
t tiull'iy xrd H Iboa -t.iie It sd on i) e norili
Ida ot faid i.ver. alU Hltt-rhlion or chanKf
to c iiiuieoi e al tba ouih eu I or ihe i,,rt
br.dea in w li-li. U liuill bt' aa d Ion luifaioii
era a o w ton, i.rlow aa'd m il in .he aaid
rod leadinn rnm Kindlay past aeld Cemetery
and aaid mill; I hence u ril'a erly airoa.
ant r.ver. wi ere and new I ridic la hum
built, to li e said Kiiidl.iy an I liilma Ht.ne
i o.id ou the u, r h aide of aaidilver.
l.KO. llKi'K.
Jail. 2 i 3A 3t mid ull or peiluooera.
A'oticc.
rpO Ditvlil M ;f;:iiiloi lc and Jtno loSlintnok
I lee wife . a ho reside in Johnson ootiniv.
Klate nl Mlnaoiiil. Benlamln Wilnon who
live at llnuk Inlai d, Mtale of .Mill la. all
Kiijuh T Hil.nii ni Fi-kene Cily. Maieo.
Oregon t You are hereby ro tini-d'lot A.iroi,
Halt, adiniuietralor of 'he eat te m tbeiun'
Wilson, dto'd, on the ilavnl January.
1MJ7. Illed hltpelllion iu the t'rohato t'ouri
ot Hanoi i k oounly. Stale nl Olilo, alleKli'V
lhal the pvraonal estate of aald decedi'iit
limuaiiiii-nl to pay hie debts and charges
ai:miiiatintinn; that he died seized in
a,iii.le ni the lollowinn real eoate eiiunte
lil Haneook county, Slat, ol Ohio, vu : Ihe
weal half of Die e.uith weat quarter ol e:
llon lo, li wi.ahip I, n raiiite lo eaat, uontani
inr ao acres ol lm-d. Also, ao muub oi the
east bull or tb norili-eaal quarter of secilou
It. township and tango aforesaid, as Ilea
north ol the Ulanehaitl river, conialuliw
acres of land. A nn, i eoiea aud li rode
land olfol the touih-eiiat corner of an mui
I Ihe aa.t half of Hie oorlh eaat quarter
MUlion U, In lowuahlp and range eloreaalu.
a lice uoilb ot ibe Ui.mch.ua nvr, 111
153 aon-e and li rods.
Thai rallie Wtlaiui, as widow ol aald de
oedeot, la eiililled lo dower In aald preiuiaea,
and that Joseph. Wilson, Kbeueier Wilaon.
Marfarel Oairpbell. Ilnuhel t:iaao. r'rederiok
Wilaoo, Thnuiaa Wllaou, Jane UoClinloos,
Beiijaoiln Wilnon and r lijub T. Wilmu, aa
neiraatlaw, hold the next eatat ollnbeil
lauce. Tb prayer of aaid petition is lor the
aaaitciiDieiil ol dower to taid bailie Wilson,
and for a sale ot said promises, tubjeot
suob dower estate, fur the payment ol the
debia and charge aforesaid, feaid eeliliou
w II he fur bearing on Saturday, the 13d day
oiTabruary A. O. 1867, ur aa soon thereaJler
ascouusol can be beard A ABON HALL,
Adin'r of tOeoezer W ilton, deo d.
Baows Horn. Ally's.
Januarj 23, lb7.-o'il4
Now is the Time for Bargains !
THE LAST ALWAYS THE BEST &, THE CHEAPEST!
We have removed our STOCK of GOODS to the . ... :.
i!Cr IDS W : TLt XTj IIC CD (ID SMI ,
Onp door South of Frcy's Drug Store. In order to
IUiMODEL . VISTD ISXTAIIGKE THE OLT3 COHNER,
And in order to REDUCE OUR. STOCK beforo returning, we will sell our STOCK at
Until tho 1st of March
All Grjods buying Fcople be sure and find us a
l; I
V,'
WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY!
The Goods ore nil new and desirable.
J. S. HEADERSON.
Guar dun's
Sale of Town
-lrcaCU.
Lots in
TV I'lir-nnnne of nn n der of Iha Prnhatt
V, 'lift, o t Hum-oca l.iiiiit , lhu. tlio nn-
ir'i(iot Hi'l. "ii Siiiinl-n-. Hie I'l hd.iyof
F-lii o:,ry I-..", al ' nn o',:l' nit I. M , on the
''H'We. IT -r :t pitiili' ! the f-lloAlnn
il. arriiie.l re.'l inihIo eouiite in ll4iiooi:k
U"iinty. il .1". i" U;
Inloi No. Ik. tn thn tt a.Mltlin t the to n
-I Ari-rt'tia. Hlpi;ll-'l nt ll-'il-l'l.
I il"l No. J '. in i:m 1,1 .i M ti"ii lo the luwn
I rri1'a. i r.i m il si t: jn ill.
nl'il No. ll'l in tie town ol Pa. lit, an
,irtiH'l a' Si.iii I'll
I r lt'l.- nK Lrl One 111 nl c:n'i on t iy "I
lala, one t'lir-l in ot.a ami one third in wm
e-iia fiom d.y ol ale, t-i be aeenrod ty
li'trtHite on Ilia preni.xaa aold. taiem-U;
.ymeiili to tieiiviiiiuiei-i pnvimie iiniiuaiiy.
KNiK'H ItO.v.
Oiianllan ol Aiu.d W. o.,ks.
'I'N'i il.. RLc-.uni IUa-.ii. Alt'ys.
J .n. Is. n"X" 4.
Gaardt-ia's Sals of Iowa Ldis in
Arcadia.
f N miM'ian.-e ol an nrdar of the Probate
Couilot Hanuoi't eoiinty, Ohio, the un-
ii-rtiied will on S ti urUr, thn t'HU d ty of
-oiiii.ii, nl'oin ..'uI'MiK ,.! th
(ireiniae. olfnr -it ptiilio aula, the ol owini;
ui-orios-l real o -ta, ailuate in Uanuouci
in inn' -. I ill in . In w 1 1 ;
I it-lot Su.it. In Hie I -it addition to the townla
he
I Arca-li. Ki'i.nnu'l al ii (10,
lu-lol No. 14, in Ut ii.l 1 1 1 1 ..u to the town
f Aroili. jlT'raMei at flit UO
la lot N . lit. in the luwn ol Arcadia, ap
,o li.nl al I .'.mi 110
THIIVH Of !t vi.'.: :)na thir.J cash nn day
I Hale, nne-tliird tn iiiih au-l iiMe luird in two
yetra Irom day ol a.tto, to be seuured uy
inoi-t:a e on the pre ni-e sold. Uittorrsd
pat raents to boar in er-i. p-iy-thieannually.
l-N'irOil '!-!
tiii-ardian ot Divid tt Oa'cs,
O'N'kai.. Ri.M-ii'oK3 A: IU u, Att'ys.
j H In.. .I.i I .
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11.
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TOiiiiitaivV- J
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7
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bit
to
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V. ?,,,, ,r,ot
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They will ro.l
J tHZ
t oo Impaired!
-lint, hihI pre
eive it to ihel
aioti period of,
'te.
ir or Inns'
Khtedneaa or
very person
h w e a rs
n e o t ao I e
ron old age
'hmneasofvis
ion. or Itlurr
In: overwork.
adlOyea; A sib'
lit 1 1 e.
Weak Kvee ; Epiphora, or Watery Eyes : Pain
n tl e fc'e Hull; Amaurosle, or Ohaoiinty o
Vision t Plionotnulila. or Intolerance ol tight-
IVeakncsa of the Iteliua and Uptio Nerve
Myo'teeopia, or sperka or movtre; boiliee bet
tore ine eyea : optnaimia. or it aamraaiion o
'he Kva slid Kielld: Calaraol Kiea: Ueml
ulna in Partial Illindi.e.e i Kltiktna of Ihe
Eyeball ; Htn.bii.inil-". or Squiiillng. Ao.
They ran he uod by any oue with a eer
laliily of success, ai d wilhoiit the least fea,
f injury to ihe eye. More than 5000 cert, a
'i.ites ol cures are exhibited at our ottlce.
Cure guaranteed In every case when applied
acoordins to the directions Inclosed in each
hox. or the money will he roiuudad. IKriie
tot a CiiruarMeiit gratis. Addrese
UK. J. HTKI'HKN'-l A CO., Ooulibt,
At Ituahlon's, t anniy Oruggiais. Mo. lo, Attor
House, lir nail way, N. Y., 11'. O. box U'iO.)
P. 8. Dr. J. Htephens A In. have invented
Hid patenled a MOOl'IA.or (DUNK A -LA T
I'b'NKll. lor the cure of AVor-HiKhltilnf,
wuluh has provod a gretl success. H'iUi
fur a Circular. jaliM-ly
Slttrtarln Ktrr
dtnd Uuhu.
The most eral-
rent I hysicl
aos. O, ul
I) vines, and'
Ihe aioet pro-j
onneni men oi
our country,!
tha ua o( the
CiRNKV llK-i
tTilKi!rJ for,
l-rostii opta.oi
To Grain Dealers
. AND OTHERS.
TTMNDIKU THAT Wll ARB LIABLE
A. for all graiu held In store bv u for other
partlea, lor lots by Are, we that) charge Ibe
billowing rates lor storing graint
On all grain In store al this date, the ohar
ma commence Nov. 1, IStM, an4 the same
rales on all train received by us after this
date. Oct. 1, less.
Alt Tii-keiaiiol returned by July 1st. In each
rear, the grain will be aold, at the price of
mai oate, ior wnorn it may oonoern.
On wheat, Oral 30 day, delivery, (tores
and liiturauc IJr
fcaob additional month, or part thereof. . 1 c
Ho corn, oals. rye, delivery, slorag aud
Insurance 1 e
Kaoh additional month, or part thereof,. c
ilaxsoed. saute aa wheat.
A. B. BELDKV,
B., I), and ('. Mevator.
O. W. MVelK-t.
leU II flndlay Elevators.
Great Bargains
AT J. 8. PATTEBSON S,
co i a it co i" ii core
STOP THAT COUGH !
LUNG BALSAM,
Ti e Croat nnme'ty Tor '.lie Cure of
CONSUMPTION.
! A SO ALL DISEASES Of TUB Ll'MOS.
II
1
ii.h niuoii uriioiuea piirinen
lie results of Ha uae la a proof el'ltn
uret v.,iin'. 'Ichtx rnorilii'iirv healing
liropt rne'of litis ipedlcina are experlrnni-'i
v all : lloaa.a no nava uaeu u ii.eirianii
n'.'iiv ran i e fonud in i i.r, lilil, a Inch im
he "bin ned of the Agenta where Hie aiL'd.c.iie
it for :'
;.mkIi and Colds, however diftresalng.
ire lip ken up In an inirredilite ahort tune,
nt- rii'iftiio: eee flu i n the liinnn. ao that
the mailer ami phleKm are easily ei peclu
ruled.
palna and ioreneaa of tha Chant are O'tlnk
iy ravivad. bv tha irvtiwiad parta Saeomine
i.e. iled. t old chilis and muni mvau heoonn
i tn mu.1 I .. I v c 1 1 k c t . hi- Hie airenxtli beina
rent.-r. t. t he or, hi nvnr mstored lo action
Allen's Luna flalsain uontaina nn opium li
in- form. It is ncrleutly harmless lor the
no at d In-Kin v lit 1 1
LoniitiiLitivia wonlit do well to read hi
treat no on diseased l.ttra-4.
phvatciaiis who have lalled to nure then
lialii his l.oiild try ll.ia .Madioine belore the;
Uive ilie ca-e up- as we know vury many
valuahle tivea have heeu aaved by being per
suaded In mve il a trial.
He ore and net Allen' Lun Dalsatn, and
let no in her article he t aimed upon vou-
Allen's Luna Balaam is pul uo with great
..r u,l ill. IIiiuuhI ri.umi.iI l:i!.wl Iim-...
Iiiig- U.e aiaiiiatiiro ot the pr. tirte:ors.
DON'T KOUllKT TJIAT
I Aliens t.iiix lla'aain will hrenk up the moat
dial retains i.'ookh in a lew hours lime.
I Mitiiy coses ol Consumption, thai wt'recon
Isidored Im.'ural.'p, have been cured In tins
oily, rail and net a ainihit. and read the
reniarkaOlo cui es, aiiicli wilt couvinue .u
of mo ureal vali.e ol tins iueiliinne.
liou'i despair hectiiteo all other remediea
liave tailed. Out try the remedy and i uu wih
uol ue decennd. l-'orsa-e hr tlie .ri ,rii'ttn .
J. N. Il.llt.il-V i ill., Clncti nail. II.
Paics- il ie.- bolile aold by Jiodiuine
D"'-"u' i'""Uii'-ui i ho country.
Dr. A. P. Beach A Co.,
4. A J. M. Uuber Co.,
M. ttiay.
) 1 r ray A To.
.oticc
T. U. OOitsl'CH wnl lake nonce that
Xae
Cal
vin D. McUonahl. on the 7ln of Janua
ry , IsiiT, men i, la petition in me eoori oi
Common P.eaa. within and lor Hie vut-niy nl
I baiicot k and Male ot Ohio, ngainal -aid b. H.
sls.S, n nnd'ieal-i K. Ilnterui .n. tettu g
rtn o,xt on 17to of Nnvtinlier, ih'W, aaid
o. U nuchas principal and Ilia pUiutitl
ult) ,ur.ty, made their promisor) , note ol
that dine, and dlivi-red toe same to ihe de
recommend' lai.dant. Lew is f'. lunar man, and tuny agreed
; i,, (,Hy ti a ,a,d Lewis r. Ilagctuiaii lour
huiidied aid leiiii-bve dollars in two
un, nibs slier loo dale thereof, wU'ch aaid
.claim will be due Jauuary I7iu, IMi7: also
neitins lor i It lhal said h. u. tn rsui:ii u.is an
acouued with lutein to ii,H'iiit I Ii a creditors,
and is sb.'iil to make eale ol his properly
aiiii iiiienl lo cheat, uni deirauil ls crttdiiurs,
Plaint' It asks a Onal order, that ihe said K.
II. i,oisu-b indeninil' and save him liaimless
againai Hie Said liaiiill'y ol ilu planum iu
Hie lotniirea. Ihe raid K. 11 (lioacucb Is
not ill' d lhal he la reiiuired lo aoooar and
auawer aald peliliou, ou or bel'utu the third
.-Saturday atlur tlie 'Jn.Ii day ol reuiu.uy
uenl. CAI.VIN U. ocJU.NALU.
January lOlb, leti7. n3 lie.
Notice !
fMlE f.NDEUSKJXED INTEND CITING
CIRCULAR SAW MILL
Near tbs
B'iitdlay Foundry, and
Machine Shop.
Thoee wlsblnt lo bring LQ04 will be in-
struoled la turlber parlio uls ra.
ADAMS, UUNUEN A WOLF.
JnulBno3S.3w
For Marking Llneu, dc.
Improved Indelible Pencil,
Ij.i ita icl ib.ji-oo. ureauy eupsn
A. ludeiitiie Inks, ou renoil will
r to
mark
Udellhle Ink.
over 1.400 articles.
" Oesirable. convenleni and Useful.
Sprlngtteld (Mass ) Kepubllaau.
t or sule by Booksellers, blalloners. umg-
sltU, Ao., ktanufaoiureu and aold at Whole
sale, by IU Si LMUkXlUL PtNCIL CO.,
nurinampion, wiaae.
Kvery Penoll Warranted, fries, it) Caul.
JanlSuoJi lis
SPor Sale.
TOVsB AND LOT, IN McCOMB, HAN
I S. CUCK count , Ohio,
tpan of borae and wagou
il
dusired.
Addrer CRAS,
county. Ob.o.
H.
i will lake a good
la part payment
BTBONO. Tiffin-, Baneoa
laulSuoM.if
10C.
milB undersigned ha been appelated and
1 qtiallDed Auminiatrator or tne esial oil
J a. M aiurvay, lat of Hanooek eon my. O.J
deusaeed. O.J. ECKBL8, 1
Adm'r eetat oi jag, Jgusiurray, doo d.
ial9ao,Jw
"t he wouderrutproiires M- Mesi
al ai'ienoe diinu the' past . eix
e:trs onlr, makes il poeaiple lur
he ,'onao tenuous I'bwaiuutu lo da
aieUut Consumption It id tw-
i... j cures Intermllteul fever, end as
certainly prevented as Sma I l'i I,"-Hex.
Charles . Kmc. M. D.. I.L. 1).. etc. .':
Ik I A la'
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,'
Hi OK rNOV TIIH rHttMJHtnH'tMr- -
Iter. Chrt. V. K.k.a.I. De LIU Uel.
kur t Ii pravvtsUoii mill ufe ol
CONSUMPTION
(in irist iir ADv.tN 'Kr sTiijm.v
for the U.d.cil cure of Asil.mar Brunchi'tlsV
t: tsrrh. aud all analioiia ol .the Lunaa,
I hr at. and Air I's'sag. ; lur lieneral and
pecntl l).-raicenienla ol tba Norvm Hya
letn; 'or t.-soroi rs ol tlio blood: snd for a I
urrtlonal dis rders ot the sloaiaoh no4
Oowe'a. i ;
It immediate. v Inoraases the stranatb and
desiieus the o.lor o luu pato hk-od. Ilaubw
lues the l. In I In and Kevei. and dimiBlaha
Ihe Ktpecl'iralion. It checks the lilsht
-tweals, alway a. In Irom seven to foerleen
days. The arpetlt la at nnee invigiuala4P
md the pationt rapidly galna flesh;' In.'
lull, HihI tha dilliiiull braaiuiiiK ar Seed
ily ri-liuved: the sleep henoiues caiiu and re
ite.i.uv; luo evacuations re ulur. and utu
lurin. All the ueneiMl eymptoms of Cou
uni Hon, Asthma, Bri ncH.il, &h dlaap.
iear with a r ally a.l"ii. li ng raiuity. . .
The PIltsl'lllHI'lDM amald lo jiaed 1 Si
ery case wht:ro II. e I'hyMici.iu preeurines
Cougn M xtures," "loinos,"- l. d, Aolds,
Bars, ijuiiiH.e.Cod lover Oil, Whisany, Au.,
and in every disease, by wkauvaf nam
known, In which there is exhibited any ou
or more uf the loll. aiug
kV-UI'IO-lbl
Difficult or irr.-Ki.lar tireuihlng. Lose fb
Breath, Cough, tVarliui: ol Kleeb, Night
.-iweaia, Bleeding Iruui tua Luuiia. iaiaa iU
Mreiisib, Loaaol Sppolilo.tieiMiral vein lily,
lielolity ot 1 isuauc) and Nilraihg. Kiyiug
I'ama Ihrouxh loe shoulder, t'Lu.l Kaca oc
L mi.s. Nenra (ta, Nervnu lieadat be, Ner
voua I'roatralloii, Nervous Imialum. liituli.
ness or l, .linens, txcessivo Puloi e, her
Ihi-out. I'roaaiiieftt, fr!ccp!esnr.s, DynpAi.
aia, our aloiiiacb,"Hu.irniuru." t)presaioii
or aiukiu t l the Slomacli Left re or niter
o.iliiu. loiisiipation, lleuiittent Kt ver, Ac,
and i-speoially iu ail rentals lnai rders or
Uuirina I. regularities, such as Li.lllcull, fain
ml, uuupi'esaud, acuity, Kxccsaive Delayed,
I'lew.iluie or loo Krcqu. nl Hli.nairuatiuu.--Statements
froiu Patlrut. Ar. - -
"V()iir l'ieoi i.lun laved my daughter"
lil, and In,' eiited nre hnii.iieflu el tuilart."
Itev, K. In arussvs. Iteutaeu, N.V. -i , r
"We l leen il lor lite Oeuelll we have ra
coned Irom your 1'reiared I'reaciipliwii.
Itev. I'. 1'assuaiaa, UaiesOurg, I'euo.
Kvr) one to wlitm i have recummeuded
Il h.s lieiirtliad mucU by It ua." lley. 1.
0. Joans. Itauiue, Wis. - . ,r-
liim.s Hi e.s. Avros Placi, N. Y I tb
early p- - -i . -y, r -- --a-r'ng
irom a violent oougtt. for which i had beeu
treatoil during six ruoiiUia psevtuaiali Willi
out oeuiril, 1 liau uigilt sweats, wmcVowi
plelely prostrated me. I it .Ike evening,
lioarseneaa would couie e)ia which .weuidt
preveui me speaglug aoove -a whisper. I
bad lueu uad twu aitacas of bleeding trout
ine lunge, klyiamily pbysiaiau aaaure ia
ih.il lie o 'Ulit do no mure ror m. I waa
glowing rapidly worse, and bad Oienoiin
pelied lo leave huiiiueAa lor nearly two
mouths. All my tyuiplums tndtntie-t tmrnr
laaabiy.lhe preaeuce at C'lAaLMtfilUN .
in Uu beginning ol Fouiuary, Ur. IJoury
('lener. lieasuicrot -the AltM"t'i Bthlejio.
uiel) , piesuiilua me with a bottle of me 1'i Oy
pared frescripUuu. lu a fuw days, myi
petiLe, IwUicU 1 had eulirely loei.) relurUud-,
wiilnu a wuuk; my cough U..d ulmost left m
aud iu les tiiuu two wouks, lbs Nigbt-tweat.
were brokeu up. Ibuuceiurward 1 regaiueuj
aireugtb rapiuly. and am uow regulailyal
luiidiua to my duliea aa clerk to Hie AuterU
uau Bible aouiely, in whose employment I
have been uiu years. Your 1'raacripUon
edrcLed a cure, when my li iends despiare4
ol my recovery. TilOa.i. CONuEIt.
"1 have had Ncrvuus or npasmodiu Aslhnia
for eleveu aie. Duriug lue laol ai jeare
I have never had an uninterrupted Digbt's
real. It often seemed to me-lnal I would die
oe i. re 1 would gel air miu my hums, t sulj
teredso greatly from 'shortness ot breath,'
lual I was uumpoiied to lake (rvqueM rest
in walking iiuiuuiy reaideuue (o my place of
buaiuesa.
Ibe night belore I obtalnod .tb Prepare
I'reauripiion. waa the worst I ever passed
On obtsinii g the remedy. 1 look a teaspoon
tut si mam and again al night, aud ale pi all
nighl without wakibg. 1 have not bait a
broken uighl'e reel since - tkave
uow completely reuuvered mjt attangtU ami
spirits, aud am nulal all altliuied wiiu short
ness ol breath. I shall be glad to hav any
one alUiUled with Asiham call and seeiae,-.
hHA C. LANliOON, i
No. 3U4 rourlu bt., N. Y.
The VniiPaUED I'lttCUil'llON ie put up
lu a II bolile and a sold by Druggists gen
eraliy, or order may be sodresed lo Osuaa
O. Moass A Co., 17 Corllandl Street, N. Y
Cousullallou free. A elroular conUlning
particulars of niauy ease tuuoessrully Weal
ed, will be seutireu, by wall lo aU who will'
write lor It. ' '" v '
old to r'tudlay by . '
-- g.t. tieHY S-IWr-
Meat Market "53
Fred, kakg; f
R-C.-iPtCTKULLY announces that Bl'ts
prepared to furnish all kiuds ot meat at
the old stand. He will pay tb blgbeal
market price lor
FAT CAtTL'E.1
Those having good keot vattle ehould bring
UiemsloLg. i . A-UkU. aUUU. "
Nov. 1. lsvln4tr.
I HOSE PERHUNS-INOEBTaSO-tO
ua will bear id uiiAd that w wssot JI ka
osuatsoloied by Jsuuarr lotb. 1867.