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Notice.

Charles A. M. Damarin d Co, Plntff's !
CS. -.
Stephen Phillips & Henry II McNcal, teu- leu
partners under the name of Phillips & 'i0''
McNeal, defendants.
YHE said Stephen Phillips, Who'll non res
Il ident of the State Of Ohio, is hereby noti
fed, that he and the said Henry H. McNeal,
partners under thepame of Phillips & McNeal,
have been sued FChares A NJ Damarin d Co.
in the Court ot 0om1 bon Pleas, for Jackson coun-
ty, in the 81 NJ 0Sfo for two hundred and sew
enty y-seveh Rand eleven cents, with inter.
est from Ausast 18th, 1858 whichthe Plaintiffs
claim to be duo to them from the defendants, on
an account - foods sold and delivered by the
Plaintiffs tame Defendants and that unless he
answer the Petition of the said Charles A. NJ.
Damarin & Co against the defendants filed, in
the Clerks Office of said Court, by the 18th day
of October, 1853, such Petition will be taken as
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
n OF. MOORE, Atty, for Pltffs.
Aua2, 1853. 22-6w
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mo- mr Friends nnd Customers.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
~ be presented tothe Commissioners Of ack
son county, at their next regular meeting. pray
ing for the location and establishing county
road, commencing at the county road near the
residence of Hiram strawn, i'll Washington
township, in said county of Jackson, thence
running south.easterly direction, the nearest
and best way, to the north end Of the lane that
passes through the farm of William Walters,
thence to follow said lane to the south end, near
the residence of William Walters, thence a
south. easerly direction, along the new cut road
until it comes near intersecting the north and
south line between the lane of Lemuel Pain,
and Charles Robbins, and thence running south
along the west side Of said line, in Jackson coun-
ty, until it intersectsthe State road leading from
Richmond in Ross county, to Hamden in Vinton
county.
Jackson G. H. Aug. 4th 1853.
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ALLEN d EVANS,
DIR. WM, II. LEWIS.

LhIeIy OF FOTtbmouths UhiOs
DREsPECTFULLY offers his professional
services to the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity
OFFICE Main street, next door below Mr..
Dungan's dwelling. He will either be found at
his Office or at the lsham House. at all times, un-
less professionally absent.
iuly ID 1853, lG-
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Sheriff and Master COInmr's. Sale.
hhGNhHh eAWuu IVA SNCl
JoHN CULBERTsoN,
Us.
John KlGHT,
In Chancery,

JOHN KlGHT,
Z N obedience to an order of the court of Com
4 mon Pleas, within and for the county OF
Jackson and State Of Ohio, made at the JUNE
tern of said court, A. D., 1850, and from term
to time thereafter continued, and to me directed;
will expose TO public sale, at the door of Court
House, In the town Of Jackson, in said county,
On the 10Th, DAY OF SEPT. A. D., 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
o'clock ?, M, Of said day, the following descri-
bed real estate situate in Jackson county, Ohio,
to wit: The south east quarter Of section severn
teen, township nine, OF range seventeen, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-two acres and
ninety eight hnndredths Of an acre, Of the dis
trct Of lands subject to sale at Chilicothe, Ohio,
excepting SO acres owned by William Perkepile,
or Benjamin Evans, lying on the west and partly
OH the south Of said tracts, ordered to be sold as
the property Of John Right, at the suit Of John
Cu6ertson. Appraised at 1892 90. Terms OF
sale cash. V1NTON POWERS, Shift. J. @,
Aug. IL, '53 20-tds. and Master Comr
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NOttces
]. w. Frazee, Plaintiff.

Stephen G. Philii & Henry H. McNeal
partners in trade, under the name Of Phil
lips & McNeal, Defendants.
N >HE above defendants are hereby notified
that on the 22d day of August, A, ID. 1853, an
order Of attachment In the above cause, was is
sued against the by Jacob A Sell, Esq, one
Of the Justices OF the Peace of Washington
township,n Jackson county, for the sum Of for
ty-four dollars and forty four cents, at the in
stance of the above Plaintiff, and that said cause
has been continued by said Justice until the II th
day of October A, d, 1853, at l2 o'clock A, M,
o. suid day. j.. w. FRAZEE.
Sept. 8, 1853 24--3w
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Notice.

Jehial Frazee Plaintiff.
US. e.
Stephen G. Phillips Henry H. McNeal, s'
partners trading under the name ofPhil-
lips & McNeal, Defendants
). 4 HE said Stephen G Phillips, who is a non
y resident of the State Of Ohio. is hereby
notified, that he and the said Henry H. McNeal
partners, under the name of Phillips g. Nc
Neal, have been sued by Jehial Frazee, in the
Court of Common Pleas, of Jackson county, in
the State of Ohio for two hundred and fifty dol
lars, with interest, from July l7th 1853, which
the Plaintiff claims to be due to him, from the
Defendants, on promssory note of the Defend
ants, given to the said Plaintiff or order, dated
May 23d, 1853, and due fifty five days after date,
and that unless he answer the Petition of the
said Jehial Frazee against the said Defendants,
fled in the Clerks Office, of said court, by the
10th day ot-ostober 1853, said Petition will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered according
ly. LEVI DUNCAN, Atty, for Pltff.
August %, 1853, 22-6w
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0. A. KEY ES,
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE,

ar THE CITY BOOK STORE,
II EEPS constantly on hand full and COM
N plete assortment of school and mlscellane
Gus Books, Stationery. Fancy Goods. light rca
ding, all the Popular Magazines, Wall paper
WinGow Shades, Carpenter architect Drafting
Paper, Maps, Gold Pens, and Pencils Alsoa
great variety Of Family Bibles Of every price
and quality, PACED Blank Books of every de.
scTipiion, he is In receipt of all the latest Pub
locations. The Public are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock as he is determined to
sell at the very lowest 6gures.
Market Street Portsmouth Ohio,
August 25, ls53-no-22 II.
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Sl,erin,s sale.

WILLIAM C. LoYD. I In Jackson Com
us mon Pleas.
ANDREW FAULKNER and wife In Chaucery.
IN pursuance Of an order Of Court made in the
i above cause, l will expose to sale, at public
auction, at the door OF flfe Court House, in the
town Of Jackson, jackson county, Ohio, on the
18th day Of September. A. d. ls5S, at one
o'clock, p. M of said day, the following real
estate, situate in said Jackson county, TO wit:
The south west quarter, of the south west quar-
ter, of section no 4, oftownship no 6. OF range
no. n, and the north west quarter Of the south
west quarter of section no. 4 Of township no. 6.
of range no. H.. Appraised at S95ll00. Terms
of sale ash. vlNTON POWERS, Shf. ]. G..
Aug, IL, 80 20-4w.
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NISSOLUTiON.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the subscribers, is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent, H. W. White, will coL-
tinue the business at his old stand, and is to
receive all the debts due, either by note or book
account, and will settle all liabilities of the late
firm. H W. WHITE.
H. H. FULLERTON.
Jackson, Jane so, 1853. ID.
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1000 BUSHELS WHEAT

A ND OATS WANTED, by the subscriber
n at his New Store House in OAK HILL, for
which the highest market price will be given in
CASH. ]. JOHNSTON.
June %, '53.--3m
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Inland Transportation.

Also, on Shipments of Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandise, per good vessel or vessels, between
New Orleans and Eastern ports-between New
Orleans and other Gulf ports-between all
American ports and English or European ports,
or to any other maritime port whatever in the
Atlantic waters, against the
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NOTICEl

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted
n TO the estate Of A. W. Isham, deceased, will
please call and settle Immediately, otherwise,
their accounts will be left with the proper officer
for collection.
EUNICE ISHAM, Admrx.
CHAPMAN lSHAM, Admr.
July ID, '53-3w.
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Loss OR DAMAGES BY FIRE

Also, on Day GooDs, GROCERIES, MANUFAoTUR-
I'd GooDs, Produce, HoUsEHoID FURNITURE, LIVE
STocK, and every other description of MERcHAS.
plsE and PERSONAL PROPERTY, shipped or to be
shipped per good Steamboat or boats, to and
from points on the Western Waters or between
Eastern Cities, (yia Lake or other inland route)
and any town in the Western Country, against
the hazards Of
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Notice Of Sale.

DERSoNAL property belonging to the es-
IL tate of Jacob L. Harrison, deceased, CON
sistng of Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Wheat, Corn,
Oats, Farming Utensils, and other property
will be sold, at vendue, at the late residence Of
the decd in Liberty Township, jackson county
Ohio on the 18th day of September A, d, 1853,
commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
continue from day to day i necessary, until the
property is all sold. ALFRED HARRISON,
August %, 1853. 22--tds Admir-
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PERILS OF THE SEAS,
AZ Rates of Premium as Low as those
of other Responsible InstitutiOnS.

U The attention of Merchants is especially
requested to the superior advantages and con;
Yenience of insurance at home, under an "OPEN
PoLIcY, covering shipments by specific endorse
ments, or under "CoNTRAoT PoLICY," covering
all shipments, whatever during any agreed pc,
riod--at current rates of premium charged by
other Companies--for account of applicant "or
whom it may concern" Losses promptly ad-
iusted under the supervision of the undersigned
local Agent, and payable in bank funds on the
spot, or if directed at New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore Charleston, New Orleans,
st. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh Or any other
agreed point in the United States.
For further information respecting rates of
premium, etc, apply to the undersigned.
G. ISHAM Agent, for Jackson aud Jackson
County. sept. 8, lS53---lm
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INSURANCE
on
l. l + Z

In an established Company, at the lowest safe
rates. APPLY To-
c. IsHAM, Agent.
D. A. HoFFMAN. Med. Exam.
N. B.-CaIifornians Insured.
August II, 1883 20-lm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30

was deiested by political court Ts pubic irsprove
ment u the Life and heart, and soul of our prospe.
rity. Yet the present State authorities are eager
10 obstruct tho enlargement The Governor has
alled 10 make any recommendations to carry on the
completion or the canals. He has failed to discharge
s duy IN this respect, it Is his belief that there
shouia be no enlargement. There IL no bold distinct
ano manly suggestion made by The message Its Ian
MI believed the Joint olution of Che Senate wo nd
na.e iacihtated plan for the ena rgement that
aeount ne thought these resolutions were defeated
AZ oonceaec o. saying that tho minority sine rely
'he majority 10 bring forward fea sible plan for
th cnrsiS ana should this be done, he pledged
question. = 'ou '''o P'S'to1'
MT. hiaS1' (dem) Of n " desired to know Il there
was quorum present : ~
ne question before the House was whether tho Govern
os message should be referred 20 the various commit
tees, Ms moved by Mr.. Loonis and was carried
On motion the House al ourncd
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sunday MORNING, JANUARY 80, 1863.
THIRTY-sECOND CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan 90, 1853.

House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, JAM 90 1853.
r1fB ACCOUNTS GEN. RILgY
The House by unanimous consent introduce bill "a
enaho Dreve Major General Riley settle his accounts
growing out Of military contributions in Mexco and al
low him for moneys advanced IN California and for assist
ing overland enigrants
Mr. Hous1os said the third section provides for giving
Riley percentage on tho moneys collected How much
rece,edy
Mr.. HAVEN replied $500 oOo or upwards Of 81 900 ooo.
The bill was passed.
PAnoas FOR THE REPRESENT aTyTs DECEASED OFFICER,
SOLDIERS
Tho House copcurred In the following report OF com
mteo OF conference certain dsagce1g votes of tie
Two houseslhat the act approved I'D February is TO-
granting privileges to certain widows and orphans Of
officers non commissioned. officers musicians and pr
Yates both regular and volunteer be so extended aud
construed TO embrace tho widows and minor heir, of
the officers non commissioned officers and pryates of
the regulars and volunteers of the war OF 1872 and of
the various Indian wars OF 1890.
Mr. McNAIE, (dem) of Pa, moved that the select com
mitee heretofore appointed to examine The 70 Indaton
OF the Capitol extension, bo rcappointed
SELECT COMMITTEE TIC.
The SP,El decided that all the select committees had
ceased to exist at the expiration of last session
After points OF order had been settled the subject was
tabled. S
The House went into committee on
PRIVATE HILLS.
Two were considered, but not finally acted upon when
the House adjourned.
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Events In Albany.


TIE BROADWAY AND PACIFIC RAILROAD MOVEMENTS
THE PILoTs-rHE SAVINGS BANKs-THE ooNyIc
TI0N or REED, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF rar NYw YORK HERALD
AIBANY, Jan. %, 1861
There opposl to the resolution this morning
IN the Senate for the appointment of committee TO in
the SsoadWsy s F FaSae @ q esg.Ygsie. zsiys to
chair appointed Messrs arot Babcock and Taber such
committee. The former opposed to the restriction
t and the two latter very strongly in favor oft Now
the people win know whether all this tempest has only
been ''tempest in a teapot" or in "tea room"
Mr. Cooley's resolution and which was adopted making
Tuesday next the special day for Tho consideration of the
Savings Banks bin, has ominoua sgnifcancy, inas
much that day previously sst apart for executive
business in secret session.
Tho Pacific Railroad bill was taken up and . whole
batch of corrorators' in it. Several Sc
nators who were first opposed to it signiaed their
willingness to support It, They think New York should
take the initiative and lay the stone which
TO be built spon now think il viii pass tho Iegisla.
ture In season. for action in Congress- before the 4th
March.
The bill introduced In the House. by Mr. D. b. TAYLOR
in relation to piloage, Is universally approved than
that has been proposed for several sessions although
the Chamber cf Commerce flooding the Legislature
with remon strances.
cuers, produces considerable neasiness among tho
friends Of his white associates who have been indicted
for the offence. The sternness Of Judge Hail. In
conducting the suit indicates that the sentence expected
10 be pronounced on Monday will be in ratio with the
offence.
The Canal Board meet the 9th of February to make
The annual appointments. Efforts making prod ace
several changes from last year W.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Sc.
VTTAICHES AND JEwELRY.-TIE SUBSCRIBER
w selling all descriptions OF

WTAICHEs AND JEwELRY-TIE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions OF
GOLD AND snyrR WATCHES, JEwlIRY AND SILVER WARE.
at retail at much less than the usual prices.
JKGSESsfS WATCHES.
Real Jules ergensen watches received By every arrival
with certificates from him with each watch, warranted
perfect time keepers
CooPEE WATCHES.
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic ca es perfect
time Keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter second Watches for timing horses in gold
and silver cases cHR0SoSETElss
Splendid gold pocket chronometors which without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which eight days
ENAMEL WATCHES
for ladies, some in hunting cases.
DIAMOND
for ladies, some in magic
MAGIC WATCHES
which change into three different watches
WHICH
up and turn the hands without any key.
Fine gold lepine Watches four holes eweed $2s 90
Fine gold detached levers Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Gold cnamelled watches for the ladies' ...... 35 90
Gold English patent levers. Observation-Disclosures. 35 90
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases IS 90
Silver patent levers rs low es............. l6 90
Silver detached levers low was............. Ia 90
and all other styles OF wstches ct equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond rings, pins, bracelets, finger rings and
crosses for sale at much less than the usual prices
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings gold
keys and feals gold pens and pencils gold and silver
thmbes, bracelets, breastpius cuff pins, locket,
rings gold end silver spectacies gold oothrck charms,
CLatoieine chains, &c.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks, pie knives napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knives &c &c Watches
and jewelry exchanged. All watches warranted 10 keep
good time, or the mpey returned.
RrpAnss.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
tie best manner at much less than the usual prices
GE0RGE c. ALLEN
Importer Of watches aud jcwelry Wholesale and retail
No. III Wall street, Cup stairs,) near broadway.
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Lntc ana Important from rrox,co.

koaci'ED MARCH or TWO THOUSAND TEXANS ON
TAAAuidPAs-snooTISG or SOLDIERS, ETC.
New OnIsANs, Jan 20 1853.
we nave received 1smpico dates to the 10th inst.
Great excitement existed in consequence OF d rumor
tpat Two thousand Texans marching Tamaupas.
eoionei Euiiin Roderiguez and twenty three be-
longing to the National Guard ha We been shot
Governor eyso, OF San Louis Poos was ASA ssinated
while riding in his carriage
General Casanova and Governor Carenas have gone to
Vera Cruz where large number Of prisoners have been
sent
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Railroad grovement in Pennsylvania.

HARRL BgRG, Jan. 20 1863.
very important arrangement consumma ted TO-
aay ioT thiadephia interests and the State at large
contract has been entered into between the Pennsylvania
ha,roaa Company and Bingham and Dock by which the
latter give up control OF all passenger trains running in
connection with those Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
1oinpany over the Columbia Railroad to that company
hngham and Dock will under this arrangement act ay
!oc0! agents ut PHILADELPHIA.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.


We have received by the arrival of the United stAtes
advices from Panama to the 1Tth md Aspnwal 70 tho
10Th inst.
ihere Is no news OF importance The most interesting
feature the arrival of party of Jesuits Ecuador
whence they had been expelled The Panama star of the
On Tuesday last the Ecuadorian national vessel Ier
inoa carmen, arrived here from Guayaqu with c,rro
OF % two Jesuits, who had been expelled by the Ecus-
DORIAN government We told that they we're con sign
cd 10 the Governor Of PANAMA. with the that he
would put them through the Istbmus ont of tho
country, with su commendabc and speed On their
arrival says common .mor they informed officially
that they could land sut would be subjected to police
surVeance daring their stay here which limited
DAY They returned that they had no st inca
10 mako 10 the law but if the Governor wished them to
land as Prisoners he would have To send Oh and tie then
or put them under guard. The latter done they
were nnded at the northern gate under OF soiers
and Cce who then conducted them the Cabdo City
nai where their appearance created excitenent
among ome Of our population. AT later hour in ths
day about two Ia the afternoon under charge az
1hv or Two ponce omcers, they conducted TO the
Sohese where they received such attention from The
oiltcs a. y wa possible under the crcumsta to
SNtAu 70 ucm. Yesterday morning the whole party
started TOT Cruces nnder oicsl guide but we saw
no iniary or police force accompanying them
The ianameans we're in distress for the want Of ice
Speaking Of ice and the dry season. the Panama Heran
OF the 18th instant says -
AZ length We have tho dry season and everybody seems
70 breathe oer and healthier The ice il all gone but
with we oongr uiaie inhabitants the o
RAIN The niny season has but rarely been known 10
last so long as that Just closed. Tho encroachment "
made on what generally looked upon dry months
has been productive of much sickness in the city and
consequent increase small however in the mortality
We are much pleased in feeling authorized state that
sickness is rapidly the decrease and confidently
trust, IN few days more, city will enjoy its usunl
exemption from disease.
The Herald OF the 11h instant gives the following -
Within the past week. less than six large vessels
have arrived at this port from the Atlantic PRINCIPALS
laden With coal bat having a eonsserabe Quantity q
meIchand 9, alo board. The following Ist of the
arrivals and consgneesShips Queen, to Campbell Jones
IN
steamship Co.. Helen Frances ts p NJ. s. s. Co. BARK
Henry Jones, TO Corwine, Brothers i Co
Mr. Ellis, native OF England; died on Thursday night
the 18th instant Mt the Louisiana Hotel in Panama af
ter few days illness Mr. f. sent out to this coun
try agent for company who have projected large In
seatments Of capital in the neghbong province Chirf
qui lie WAS young OF fine parts and good educa-
We pleased say were those who kindly caro6
for him during his last hours and that wonan hand
smoothed his dying pillow.