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NEWS BY TELEGRAP H
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
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Arrival OF the United States at New Orleans
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sa,7OO,O0O In Gold, on the Way.
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Later from the Sandwich Islands.
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MINIS TERlAL CHAN @ E S,
no., &C., &c.
rival Of the United States at New Orleans.
Later from the Sandwich Islands.

NEW ORLEANS Nov. 20, 1858.
The steamship United States, from Aspinwa, has ar
rived at this pert bringing California dates to he lst
inst.
The steamship Illinois left Aspinwsu, for New York on
the 10th inst with 81 600 600 in god dust aud hun
dred and Atty passengers.
Tn news is but o. little Importance.
Inc most absorbing questions the proposed
moval of the capital and the election of United States
Senator to take his seat in 1855 The principal cand
dates are Messrs Broderck Hartford, and win
Two steamers-the American Eagle and Stoskton--had
exploded killing two persons.
The mining is interesting, and the miners gene
rally, were prosperous Many placers had been
discovered.
Emigration to Australia had ceased
The Sonora hlbustering ext iition attracted much
ATTENTION, and there WAS but little sympathy for it
amongst the people 1t would, probably, prove utter
failure.
The complimentary dinner to John Mitchell took place
yember, route for New York
Tho total amount OF treasure shipped from San
Francisco, on the LIST November, by both routes
81, 1850 900, mostly for New York.
The Nicaragua steamer it reported, had board
rather more th, q ilion.
Her from California, Sandwich Islands and ohe.
portions of the Pacific is interesting.
Fhe line building known as the san Francisco Hotel,
had been entirely consumed by hie.
serious riot is ported TO have occurred at place
called Martinez in which three Spanaris killed
Trade in sar Francisco and indeed hroug hout Calfor
mia represented exceedingly dull owing to the i'm,
msnse stock of goods hand and all artcles except
aour have met with further decline. Flour however,
is quoted being firmly held, The crops turning
out dns.
MARKETS.
Ihe markets had besn active but prices general
iy had une eryons but little change Gslego Ha1all
dour was quoted a. sli SIC; pork at s2i gunny
bags, 141s butter. 25c bacon and hams, lac 15:.
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
The whaling 81 Up Citizen If New BEDFORD had been lost
in the Arctic Ocean portion OF the saved
after having undeTgole terrible sufTerings
ARRIVALS AT SAN FRASCIsco-0c 10, Reindeer from New
York; Susqueh.nna from Richmond goth, Venice and
Amazon from Boston, 2ith Contest ard ATLANTA from
New York John Bsrram and White Squall from Boston,
25th Wild Ranger from Boston, 9th, Queen of Clippers
from New York Msry Ann and Oscar from Boston, 2Sth
FCScranton from New Ys'k: Hannibal from Boston
Goth, HARRISBURG from New York
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Interesting from Washington.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS or
THE srEAKERsHIP-oFrIcERs or THE sEsArE-TosH
OF THE PRESIDENTS MEssA0E-AssURAsCR or rue
CABISET-PErER O. wAsHiSGToE-A ouASpARy.
WASHINGTON Nov 26-630P NJ
Linn Boyd is here and is Mr. Guthriss candidate for
the SpeAkershp His chances of are, no sever
small In addition to his acknowle dyed incom petency
he was perhaps the most unfair officer that ever allied
the Speakers chair.
1t is supp osed that Mr. Or any gentleman East of
the Allegheny Mountains. is elected Speaker that the
West win insist upon having the Clerk.
The Senate officers All hold over; and it requires the
passage of resolution to into election
effect any change It Is not anticipated that any steps
will be taken Mr.. Atcbson will of course be re elected
President of the boiy.
The Presidents message is fsd 70 be completed. 1t
will be similar in tone to the inaugural rs far as our for
egn policy concerned It viii emphasize the
measures which the President all occasions his
great landmark In this respect singular state oacts win
be presented Whilst the compromise assures taken
text book the administration has managed to ostra
ciEe the who fought the compromise BATTLE and to
elevate power its bitterest enemies Not to Jefferson
Davis would Henry Clay and Lewis C,ss have entrusted
the safety of the compromise measures would they
have sought out John Van buren, the champion to
guard them.
The Cabinet and its friends that the opposition
TO the sdministra ion viii amount to nothing
they do not believe any person win be found to lead it,
OF the members already assembled here, however,
than twothirds openly denounce the policy pursued by
Marcy ard Guthrie.
1t is said that two Senator's called the President late
y and entered protest against the continuance OF Peter
G. Wa hing .on in Office ntimatng that If he not
naoyed Congress would legisate him out Mr. Guthrie
has, however, declared that If Mr. Washington removed
be will resign and the President therefore placed an
embarrassing position. PETER THE HERMIT.
THE SECESSION SENATOR'S FROM ALABAMA.
WASHINGTON Nov. 26-7 N.
Messrs Clay and Ftzp patrick socessonists elected
Sensto BY the Alabama legislature This lays Censns
alongside OF Fcote and Cobb for tho present; but the
trouble is lot yet B.
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET AT THE THEATRE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-l0:20 p. NJ.
The President and Cabinet attended Juliens concert
this evening. Upon the Presidents appearances he
cordisy chsered but the audience discovering Marcy
bowling in sckno wlsdgment, suddenly stopped the APP
pause and allowed the concert to G, large gilt
placed above the Presidents box the American
quadrile finely given and Colonel Jefferson Davis
appeared to have all his martial ador aroused by its in
spiritipg airs f.
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BosToy Nov. 20, 1858.
Ths steamer Massachusetts, yesterday toged into
Ho.Hss Boe sch oDer from Rocklard, Ne, dismsstsd
In BE gEie o. Thursday. The NJ topsa and one
fore and aft schooner, both sunk, 10 the Sound about
-four niles West of the shtboat on Tuckernuck shosl
sss also reports schooner ashore on Smiths Point
smother outside Greer point, with signal OF distress
The Br brig Coqusttel from Csd7 for son, put into
st Johns n f., previous 10 Nov 10, in Distress with
par offer cargo of salt thrown overheard Toe rest Of
the cargo was sold to avoid heavy storage charges
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From PhilasIcIphlo,

Arrival OF TIE CITY OF 6LAsGOw-goAT CAPsrZED
AND EIGHT LIVES LOST, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20, 1853.
The screw steamship City of Glasgow from Liverpool
he 9th inst arrived here a. day. with three
drsd psssozsrs.
Yesterday Afternoon about three o'clock the tovboat
T-tnss Reanie ran into and cspsized small boat
tanning number Of persons going out to the emgrant
ship Tuscarora Jest arrived opposite Race street. Some
sir eight OF those who in the boat supposed
4 hsrs hAen
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Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Life.

UETNlIT, NOV. 70, 100.
The propeller Independence, Capt. John AcKay, left
her dock at tie head Of Portage river the evening Of
The 2ls inst with heavy fregh: Of winter supplies o-
ontanayon and L'points, and large M nber Of pas
senssrf When about nile out her boiler burst
rg the boat to atoms and killing -four PERSONS viz the
hrst engineer George Session. passenger AMI two Are
(nsmes unknown) and badly scaldng and inigrng
the second engineer and several passenger The cargo
is total loss. The boat owne By Mr Mcknight of
Osreit
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Domestic Nfisceliony

Two children we're bern board the steamer ia mes
lyon on her late trip from New Orleans TO St. Louis one
on the 18th instant near Natchez the other the f7h
near Eicsman They named James Lyon Ridlick
and Eeca Lyon Irving
The Deseret Necs says 1T has late news from England
China Siam, Brmah, and other foreign parts where they
all doing as well could be expected the devil ben
still alive and kicking, to the great joy Of the saint
The weather continues too warm at Cincinnati for
slaughterDg hogs.
bill Ia nov before the IsgisIaturs Of Georgia pro.
dng for the change Of the seat Of government to Macon
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Movements OF south. IN stenm.h,n..

.,, = -FhN UtLkANs, Nov. 20, 1858.
The steamships Texas from Vera Cruz And Pamnero
from San Juan Nicaragua, have arrived at this port.
M0Ertr, Nov. 20, 1853
The stt smthip Black Warrior sailed for New YORK
Yesterday with but Jew pasengeis and 1900 bales Of
cotton
CHARLESTON, Nov &C. 1866.
re 7 mail steamship southerner, Capt Thomas
Ewsn, from New York. arrived here At O'Clock this IS,
tntlAyl oraipg
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Sandwich Islands.

NEW ORLEANS Nov %, 1853.
From the Sandwich Islands the news is ten days Ia er
Another change has been made in the Ministry Prince
Kamehameha having !esigrsd the Office of Prime Minis
Ter, and John Young being appointed his successor.
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Political Intelligence

The Mobile Tribune has desy annoen ding that
caucus OF u members of the Legislature had been held
for the nomr alton Of candidates for L. s. Senator with
the following result =
Long term-C. c. Clay.
Short teIm-Beniamin Fitzpatrick.
The report tesgraphed from Washington Of election
having been already made, premature.
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NAVAL ISTHLLIG E,NCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. e. 1853.
Lieut. Thomas Turner has been ordered to ordnance
duty in Philadelphia
Passed Mdshippan Francis G Dallas has been ordered
tdsoop.of war Albany.
Third Assistant Engineer Charles Fl. Manson has
signed.
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u, s. Sfcamer FuIfon,

BALTIMORE Nov. 20 1853.
We have no mail this morning south Of Petersburg
The Y steamer Fulton has arrived Of Norfolk from
pllRdclphia.
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The Printers strike IN Cincinnati.


,NCSNAT, nov 70 1920
The printers con nue on the strike and the pripepa
daily ~ 'ss have arranged for female labor
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OREGON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov g. 1863
There Is nothing Of special importance from this
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= JArrskftT, Nov %, 1853.
Fsr-sD Wooe. the murderer OF Williams the heller IL
n'eocsd TO be hung on the Goth January.
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lady named Fanny Pate who resides In Ksnsington
PHILADELPHIA county boast Of having reached the I'd
vSnesd ags of one hundred nd twsaF.
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Memoranda.

LArStHED-At North Haven, Nc, 10th inst, from the
yard Of Mr. Ezra Caderwood fine schooner of 125 TONS
called the Golden Cloud to be commanded by Capt Am
broe Mills and built by Joseph Ellis. She u intended for
the BaAk fishery In the summer and the West India trade
In winter.
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ScHR MARY Drink water for Boston lumber sasa
went ashore Tuesday night during thick weather, e
,ne rocks on Race Point end OF Fishers Island ans
mas oiiyed and 1t In feared will be lot as she lay In
very precrious situation oath, with the wind strong
from W. Captain Drink water had gone TO New London
for assistance The passed Thursday sfternosa
which time she was humping heavily and appeared b
s.Hx Kno, supposed from Savannah for Northern
port Was fallen In with capsssd about so miles of shsrs
In the latitude Of Havana by tn. Henry Cole Hszlsto.
who tool of four Of the and arrived At Della
Breakwa'er 23d inst. The G was loaded with lam
ber The captain OF the King on the wreck i
blowing gale at the time The Henry Cole lay t. uat
the morning. nut could not anything the sshr
Captain Hszeton had his mast sprung and Carried
away the head gear the King when trying got the
men og-there being such q on, that yawi boat
could live moment.
Whalemen.
Sid from New Bedford 24th ship (ate bark) ranthes
Pacific Ocean.
Heard from in August, Peruvian, Husssy Nan. IS s.
Spoken.
Steamer City Of Norfolk, hence for Melbourne July n
Of Cape o; Good Hope, under convass
Ship Onward, Of New York. from Liverpool for New o.
leans Oct 20, lat 40, Ion o.
Ship Hamlet from New Orleans for Liverpool ag
nalized Nov IA, lat 20, lon So
Bark Kirkland, Benthall hence for Cape Town, OaHI
Oct T. lat 10 lon 30 80 Why Br bark Gensyieve,
at Pernambuco Oct 8.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-08-24
q The following is the Cuyahega Call for a
Peoples Convention.
To the Electors Of CuyaAoga County:

10 the Electors Of Cayahoga County:
Men of all parties, who desire SO to shape their
political action to promote the best interests of
the country; who are opposed TO the extension of
Slavery-to the fugitive act of l550--who are in-
favor of dVorcing the general government from all
connection with slavery, where it can be done con-
siiutionay; of the freedom of the national domain
to actual settlers, in limited quantities.; and in
State matters; all who desire upright and
economical! administration Of fgovernment,--the tax
ing alike of the property of individuals aud corpo
rstion5 according to its real value; and who seek
the suppression cf the evils of intemperance By
the enactment Of the essential principles of the
"Maiue Law are requested to meet at their usu-
al places OF holding elections, in each township or
ward, on Thursday the 1st day of Sept. 1858, at
O'Clock, p. M, and there proceed to select six
delegates. who shall assemble on Saturday. the Sd
of Sept, at the Court House in Cleveland, at 10
O'Clock, "A. NJ TO nominate Legislative and Coun-
ty ticket, to be supported at the ensuing election
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A ACALL.-Pursuar to vote of adlournn

A CALL.-Pursuart to vote of ADJOURNMENT
passed at the Woman's Rights Convention held
Syracuse, Sept s, 9 and IL, 1852, Conven.
9Th October 1858, to consider the rights OF
Citizenship, and IN how fur Women are enti-
tied thereto.
All persons, Men and Women, who are will
ng TO DISCUSS the great questions Of Human
high's' irrespective of sex, are invited 10 pars
ticlpnte IN the proceedings of the Convention.
and thus old, by casting in their mite TO the
treasury-of Thought, in evolving the Truth.
E. OAKES SMITH,
10 behalf OF the Central Comni.tee.
Brooklyn L. l May l6, 1853.
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FRIENDSHIP.

Friendship is a sweet attraction of the heart
toward the merit we esteem. or the perfection
we admire, and produces natural inclination be-
tween two or more to promote each others inter-
ests knowledge or happiness. friend should not
be too hastily chosen. There two requisites
10 the choice of friend. Honorable and sensible
and fools are incapable Of friendship.
..Friendship! first treasure of the breast,
Strong as the stamp on iron pres't,
Changeless by trial, time. or shore,
And firmer still as cools the ore =
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EE. r. TOOKEEg s. Co.

Wholesale & Retail Booksellers 4 Publishers.
102 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, OHio.
EATE keep all times large assortment of School,
VE Miscellaneous and Blank Books, which offer
to the Public at low prices.
STATIONERY
Our stock of stationery intend to keep at all times
FULL consisting in part of French English and American
cap and letter paper Note paper Envelopes of all des
criptions States and pencils waters and wax; pencils;
portfolios India rubber, &c. &c.
WE PUBLISH THE FOLLOWING POPULAR WORKS.
Senators Son, by Meta V. Fuller $1,nO
Pilgrims Progress-Illustrated l,25
Sair's Family Robinson-Ilustrated Is
The life of VIM. H. Harrison, 1926
Benjamin Franklin. 40
Elementary principles of drawing by Prof Branard 40
N. B. New books received as published. Ped
lars stock on hand in large quantities.
~ Agents wanted to aid in circulating our own and
other popular publications, of which full particulars will
be given by addressing postpaid.
NJ. +. TOOKER & Co.
l233-3m Cleveland Ohio.
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z 49,
& H. nj. :ADDIsoK., publisher OF the Cleveland
Csmmereiat,s offers as a premium SIS picture of
Washington for the best original Temperance
song, of not less than four verses. to be set to
Old Folks at Home.'' to be sent to him at Cleve-
land, by the LIST of September. Our muse is not
in order; SO we can't try it ourself, bat we will
do the next best thing we can to get good Tenn
perance Song for Mr.. A., we will call attention to
his offer Who will wini Below we give the
sentiment which friend Addison wishes embodied
in the song.
ne ti'fe OF the song to be "1'Ae Drunkard' S
home;' the subJect,the sad reflections of drunk
ara6 "iie'c contrasting her happiness and hopes in
iosmer years With the present misery and gloomy
prospects of the future, and an appeal, direct or
implied, for legal protection, or the Maine I,own
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NG1fcG.
JosEPH BARKER, of Salem, will speak in Freedom, |
Sunday, Sept 18th


JosEPH BARKER, of Salem, will speak in Free dom,
Sunday, Sept 18th
Wonaem.s State Teui is,erauce Convention.
THE STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY WOMEN
OF ONO, will hold meeting afeDayton on Hedaesd7y
the 2lst of SEPTEMBER the day of the opening of The
State Fair.
Auxiliary Societies requested to send delegates
and counties which have yet organized branch soci
etes hoped VIII defer doing longer. Let
woman who approves the paincples ond objects of
this Society, and wishes promote its interests
slider herselfa member and to that her town and
county represented.
Business of I'M ortance is TO before the meeting;
in addition to winch reports we trust will be presented
from all parts ofthe State and short addresses from Mrs
Gage and others may be expected.
The present important crisis in the progress of
the Temperance reform Ohio and while there great
every lover othe should put forth unwonted
ergy in its behalf at the presen, time.
Woman s suferings from intemperance manifold
and immeasureable none have greater inducements nr
she 10 labor for Its overew and is conceded by a
that woman do much aid this noble rise
Let us, then have full meeting, and free consultation
future mode of action; an will hope be-
fore another year has passed. dsband 18th Maine
Law triumph.
by order oil The I, Ommlttec.
J. c. BATEHAM Pres't.
Papers throughout the State requested copy.
August 90. 1853.
OFFICE OF FRANKLIN AND WARREN R. r. Co. ,
Franklin, June 1lth, 1853.
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
r. R. Co. this day held the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz Ten per cent av-
able July 1855, and of ten per cent at
the end OF each succeeding sixty days, until whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary
LYoN's KATnAIRoN For preserving, restoring and
beautifng the hair is the delightful and wonderful
article the world produced Its astonishing
without precedent in the latera Aedica. Dark and
uxuriant curs soft and glossy hair with of adm
rers mark this ades ishe universal effect of the Kath-
airon Bald and Grey heads perfectly astonished.
The Kathaon has fully restored hair after badness
of l2 years. A. j. Courtrigh, rs BondSt N. Y" The
KatIairon is certain for nervous headaehe. and a
cutaneous diseases. Sold by all dealers eperywhere
| Try it. Price only rs cents in large bottles.
/ D. S. Barnes Proprietor. 16l Broadway, N. Y 1885
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ksoTHER BOGUS SHOP CLOSED On Friday
last Marshal Matthews and Assistant Marshal,
Twitt, made descent upon gang of currency
tinkefs. They secured dies for the manufacture
of half dimes, dimes, quarters and half dollars.-
They aso got quite haul of bogus gold and silver
coin. Thomas Sherman and another person were
arrssteiand Shsrman was fully committed. 9th
ers are implicated and the above officers are on
their track. All honor to Marshais Matthews and
Twtt.
Brown & Strawder for Prosecution. Taylor
and Jeffries for defence.
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Ry- SIXTEEN of the best apethecaries in Baltimore
say OF STABLERis AHoDTNE CHERRY EzPEcTosANT, for
Coughs, &C. and of SrABLERs DIARRHceA CORDIAL, for
Affections Of the Bowels that they satisfied thar they
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
of the diseases for which they recommended that
ton and style of putting up, &C. See advertisement in
another column. la30-4w
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PoisINrre.-ThousanGs of parents who Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil Calomei Care that
while they appear benefit the patienhey actually
laying The foundations for series of diseases. such
salvation, loss of sight, cakness of limbs, &c.
In another coiumn viii be found the adv ersement of
Hobensack's Medicines, 10 which ask the attention
of all directly ntere: ted in their welt their chI
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing those of bilious type, should make of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
u "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Ilobensack S
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Aropricor. j. NJ Hobensacs
else genuine.
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Labor Saving Machine.

FHVH Subscriber having purchased @UpG-
E IlOR PLANNING M.AGIlSls&s wish
es to inform public generally that he Is prepared
nlane Tongue and Groove Flooring to erer short no.
lice: also to dress to any thickness both sides
under fourteen inches wide much less rate than il can
he done for by hand. All who wish to save oney win
do well to bring their lumber in and get ii done BY ma
chine. All work will be done in workInanlike manner
m- Please give him call. at MessFs. Hitchcock g 1f'-
Cluns steam works few rods south of the Court
House. GEORGE MELWAIN
Ravenna July 9th, 1853. Iaa7-ly
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mtAnnRAma

In Ravenna. on the 18th inst, by Rev. w. Burr,
at his residence, Mr. Alison Coz, of Edinburgh
and Miss HARRIET M BRooKs, of Franklin.
In Akron on the 18th inst, by Rev. A. Joy of
Akron, MIR. STILES NJ. BAssErT, and Miss LOIS
Nj. STAFFORD, both of Randolph.
At Charlestown. Aug. II, by Rev. w. B. Or
Wis, Mr.. EuGENIo c. BAKER of Freedom to Mrs
LUCIA NJ. CANFIELD of Charlesiown.
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Haw Is Taist

1t is said Mr.. Deputy Sheriff Heriif refused to
receive drunken fellow into jail last THURSDAY
night, at the hands ofthe Marshall. How is this!
The Tom, Thumb Law then, can't have the use
of the County jail. Then give us the Maine Law.
and Deputy Sherif-s will probably soon learn their
duty.
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Legal Notice.
1854 =. " UODNAKDI ?
VS.. Petition for Divorce.

MELISSA L. WOODWARD
Petition for Divorce.
JAMES WOODWARD.
In the Court Of Common Pleas for the county of Por
tage, Ohio. The said james Woodu ard, defendant in
the above entitled will take that on the tn
day Of August A. D. 1853 she filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
said county Df Portage OHIO praying that the bands of
matrImouy existing between Petitioner and said
James Woodward may be utterly and wholly dissolved
Setting forth for cause gross neglect of duty, and will
ul absence for than three years. II will lso
take that said petition viii for hearing at the
Term of said Court be holden in October the
year aforesaid.
II. II WILLARD
Atty for Petition
August 18th, 1853 I233-6w