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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Affairs in the Crimea Unchanged.
IMPORTANT NEGOTIATIONS,
HALIFAX, Dec. %.

IlALIFAAJ Dec. "a.
Tie steamship America has arrived,
with Liverpool dates 10 the OH inst, be
ing ten day, later than the last advices
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,
According to the latest adyices from
the seat Of war, affairs at Srbastopol re.
main unchanged.
Negotiations of the most important
character have been progressing. A trea
ty OF alliance has been signed between
Austria, France and England; binding
it is supposed, Austria to declare war
within one month, and England and
France to guarantee Austria against in
vaSion and insurrecion. Austria calls on
the Gcrmonic states to support her with
federal troops, but Prussian influence op.
posed it,
Count NeSselrode has published the
basis on which Russia will accept peace, i,
VIZ: a joint protectorale Of the five pow.
erS over the Christians in the Principals.
ties, revision of the treaty Of lf4i, and
the free navigation of The Danube.
Prussia and all the German States are
hastily putting their armies on war
footing.
The Spanish Chambers nave decided
to support the present dynasty.
Omar PaShu, with 10000 troops is a.
bout embarking for the Crimea.
Mr.. Soule had arrived at Madrid.
The Danish Ministry have resigned.
twenty two of Mr. Divers ships have
been sold for El03 0O0--all 10 bil.hold.
ery,
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Escape of LEACH.

Our usually quiet village was thrown
into a state of high excitement, on We'd
nesday night, by the astounding informa.
ton that AARON LEACH. who was convic
ted of the murder of McLAUGnLIN, in
October 1853, and who was under sen.
tence Of death, had broken through the
outer wall Of the Jail, and made his es.
cape 10 parts unknown. The discovery
was made by Sheriff TISSUE. a little while
after dusk, when he was about to lock him
up in his cell for the night. The alarm
was Immediately given and runners star.
ted off to various points, and handbilS
offering reward OF 5000 for his appre.
henson were printed and circulated -
The manner in which the prisoner etEec.
ted his escape was ingenious enough, and
eluded the vigilance Of the Sheriff The
walls of the jail are some Two feet thick
of brick; TO his wall, on the inside, lay.
er Of two inch oak plank, is nailed in a
horizontal position. The cells are four
in number, Of hammered stone, each fas.
tened by an iron door, which was locked
at night. The prisoners cell was on the
south side. An iron rod some two feet
in length was wrenched from the top of
the door of one OF tho cells on the north
side, and with this instrument the priso.
ner effected his escape, by tearing of
one OF the boards beneath the window,
and separating the bricks in the wall.
which he secreted in vacant cell, each
time replacing the board in its position
before being locked up for the night. His
supper on the evening in question was
brought 10 him, which he eat, and it was
but the work Of moment TO get through
the few remaining bricks, and place him.
self beyond the reach of his keepers. 1t
is the general belief that he was aided
and encouraged by outsiders, as several
suspicious looking persons were seen loi.
terng around the Jail the day before who
were ordered away by the Sheriff. An
other prisoner, confined in all for shoot.
ing at DR.. Wilcox, Of AlIensvlle, made
his escape at the same time. The Sher-
iff advertisement will be found in an.
other column.-W ArLhur Herald.
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MAXOR,S COURT.

One day last week Dutchman and Frenchmnn
we're orIsigncd before the Mayor for fighting
They were the funniest fellows we ever saw,
And for their fun did abide the law;
The Frenchman, then did declare,
That for him to be fined was not fair;
But the Mayor said he that will fight
Must 90 to Jail and stay all night.
The DutcLmau then with bloody nose,
Said Mister. Sheriff, | NIT you goes"
Ash have no money dat mine,
So dat can pay you dish tam fine
lam Frenchman, says the other, as all You knows,
As | works very hard and buys my clothes,
But now goes nit You to dc Jail,
And tomorrow de steamboat boys will set sail.
But when two such Dutchmans at INC knocks,
Illht 'em down nit great big rocks.
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JACKSON MARKETS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff Sale,

DY virtue Of writ Of Fl. ia, execution, is
I'D sued from the court of Common Pleas, in
and for Jackson county, Ohio, and to me di-
reced, will expose to public sale at the resi-
dence of Courtney NJ. Martin, in Lick Town
ship, Jackson co unity, on tho
18th day Of January, A. D., 1855,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P NJ, of said day, the following descri-
bed goods and chattles, to wit One two horse
wagon, one yoke of red oxen, six hay stacks,
one bay mare, three yoke of three year old OK
en-, one yoke Of brndle oxen, five head of year
ling cattle, one two horse wagon, and two red
and white cows. Levied upon as the property
of Courtney M. Martin, and John NJ. Martin,
at the suit of Dugan & Mackoy, this 25th day
of December, A. D. 1854.
VINTON POWERS, sh'ff. &c.
Dec 90, '54 40--tds
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Notice.
AUDIToRs OFFICE,

AUDITORS OFFICE,
Jackson County Dec 4, 1854.
To John Stinson, Landy Meeker and Robert
Aten.
TENHE Commissioners of Jackson County,
l. have appointed you viewers of a certain
proposed county road, to be located as follows
beginning at the road leading from Jackson to
CmIlicothe, at or near John Stinson's gate
thence the nearest and best route to Clarks
mill from thence passing on the north side f
Joseph Wilis's gate, TO the east side of George
HoolOus' house; thence to intersect the Sha-
rOnvlle road near the residence of Samuel
Mcclure. You will take to your assistance
Joseph Hanna surveyor, suitable chainmen and
marker, aud meet at the beginning point, on
the 18th day Of February. 1858, or within five
days thereafter, and make return according to
law. BY order of Commissioners.
Dec. %, "a. 40
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THE NEW YEAR,

To many time of solemn retrospection, to none
can the opening of new year be season of unmin.
glOd joy. 1t lays its monitoy hand upon the aged
and whispers the allotment Of human life. tstrikes
chill into the breast Of youth, as he turns back to
the dates Of simple pleasures, and then face towards
the bleak, bare walls of the future, upon which he is
to carve the dates Of great and good deeds forwc have
ALL in earlier years. the aspiration ola atwo.fod great
ness. During the year gone, the maiden has lost
come dreams, the wife perhaps some illusions, and
the widow the keenncsS Of her regret, but not the
deadness Of au affection which can invoke no uuan
.SWering tones The Child, and the Man, stcp from
the ChsriOt Of 81, whose roadstcs are stretched ex
hAuited upon the snow, which kind Nature has fitly
provided U their winding sheet, into the chariot of
80, whose neighing steeds, with heads erect and
briitling mane champing impatentIy for tue circle
They leave behind with every whrl of its wheels,
something that will not come again some aest some
freshness Of feeling something Of love and hope
SlShA come unbidden to chase away theirsmIes aud
tears dim their eyes for little while" from tcan.
ming the new scenes over which they are to be bur.
rsd. Never agan to be as VIC have been is the
doom re'attaching tous thevery new years day
The mandate may be bitter, but such is the law and
Se must bend to it and bear it, "a happy New
fearr'--the lip that uttcn the human wish, moy
speak It never again We look ont upon the world
1t "a not such as we entered from the dlcam.lands
which stretch up to the very thresholds Of actiye life
but NO farther and Il will seem less like il ycor
hence. We count over the names Of our conpau.
ions, Of"Auld Iaag Syuc," aud we find that Ddeolb
has been in love with them aud has craven their
names upon stones in God mere. MAY our Lcarts
keep their images, Us we pray that othcs may pre-.
serve onrS, when We too u resting in the silent
hndll "a Happy New Year" ohwouldtbe greet
inH were prophecy would that wo could, altc.
She years flight, look back mud tee 10 vctisc, of
mourning, that We had not to feel
Sorrow and joy are all 0urstore
And more than hali ia sUr0w."
us best to remember that We are passing away
10 strive in the year to come to do more for our bet
ter nature to be pleased with, when LAYING down the
tnPpings Of life; VIC ask our secret conscience.
what sweet balms have ye stored away"
We send our greetings to all who will read the
standard OF this week, (nni wo ore hqppy to .oy
their number has never been arger) Pence To tbrmr
and prosperous year to all who start with rs for c
coming year Of 1865.
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NEWSPAPER Subscriptions.

Owing to the high price Of white paper many Of til,
publishers Of papers in this State, are ui,ng thctsnb
Serption prices, which VIC think is no mo- e than
night. This is the age of progress, aud to keep up
with the times, publishers should ut once hold con
''ntion, for the purpose of protecting themselves
against the rise nnda Of the markets in every shane
We observe that the tailor the shoemaker carpenter
blacksmith tanner merchant, hv!er and phySiran
and all other business men are asking advances The
farmer has raised upon wheat, flour corn, hay, oals
butter eggs potatoes and every other specie, Of the
neessssries Of life for mau and beast. Why then
ha' not the Printer perfect right to do the same
We have not yet done SO, but merely hut the mat.
Ter TO our patrons, in advance of such an event,
that they may be in readiness to Withstand the shock
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ID i Il ID

In this place on the Oath inst DANIEL
B. SMITH, aged 27 years.
On the 9Th inst. at the Cambria Fur
mace, Mr.. EVAN J. DAVIS, aged IS years.
Mr.. d. was the father of the late Thos.
E. Davis, who died at this place a short
time ago. lie was man zealously devo.
ted to religion. much respected by all who
knew him. lie has left large circle Of
friends to mourn his loss. He remarked
with his dying breath; That Christ, The
rock of salvation, was his only sure foun.
daton' w. W. f..
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COMMUNICATED.
For THE "STANDARD". ]

For THE "STANDARD".
MeSSrs. Editors-P ermit me as one OF
the Tax payers of Jackson county Ohio
TO enquire through your columns of the
President Directors & Co. of the Scoto
and Hooking Valley Railroad when we
Tax payers in this County may expect
a Report of the financial condition Of
said Road. Our Taxes this year are on
erous. We expect clean sheet on the
condition Of the finances very soon, there
is no necessity for delay in this matter
SAT 90 Tax payer.
Pro Bono PubHco.
That'.l do General.
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Notice.
AUDITORS SALE.

ENHERE will be sold at public auction, to the
I highest bidder, and that at not less than
the appraised value, at the door OF the Court
House, in the town of Jackson, Jackson coun
ty, Ohio, on the 22d day of February, 1855,
between the hours of IL o'clock noon, and
o'clock F. NJ, the following tract of land, sit
uate in Jackson county, Ohio, Liberty Town
ship, to wit: S. +. d of N. u. 1l5 OF Section
No l6, Township 7, Range 49, containing for
ty acres aud IS 100 acres, valued at 5000
One twelfth part of the purchase money to
he paid at the time of sale, and the balance in
eleven annual instalmeuts, of equal amount,
with annual interest thereon.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud. J.C.
Dec GS, "a 40
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APPOINT IIENTS..

The following appointments8ave been
made for the next meeting of the Jackson
County Teachers Institute, to be held
Saturday, Dec. 30th:
On Grafton; W. X. Hastings Esq, On
Essay; Messrs. Roberts, Nickolls & DelaH
Lecture on Eng. Grammar; Mr.. Kesinger,
Algebra; Mr., GiImor.
Arithmetic; Mr.. Withrow.
" " Nat Philosophy; Mr.. Hurst
Gen. Sam. Houston of Texas was late
ly baptlsed by immersion.
The Canadian Parliament adjourned
on the eighteenth inst. TO m eel again on
the 22l of February.
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The Railroad Suit.

We understand the issue in our Rail.
road suit pending before The Superior
Court Of Cincinnati is not yet made up.
Up to the I4lh inst, no answers had been
filed by the defendants,-Sturges, and
other of the defendants. not having been
found till few days before that date The
answers are therefore not all due. As
soon as the body Of the defendants shall
have filed their answers the complanants
we are informed, will proceed TO take les
timony preparatory to trial Of the case.
-HUsbJrO' GaGeHe.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of a writ of H. IA. execution, is,
ED sued from the court of Common Pleas in
and for Jackson county, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, will expose to public sale at the door
of the Court House, in the town of Jackson,
Jackson county, Ohio, on the 18th day of Jan
rary, A. D., 1855, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. VI. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day
the following described goods and chatlles, to
wit three yoke Of red and white oxen, one
yoke OF black oxen. and one OK wagon levied
upon as the properly of JehiIe Frazee, at
the suit of William Eden and Others
VlNTON POW ERS, Sh'r &c.
Dec 2S, sd 10--tIs
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THE GREEK SLAVE!
AND EEEE nANCING C,ERE

hACChNNIEis NENGSs ELOkAs HEBE
AND THE DANCING GIRL.
THNHE above celebrated Statutes, together
Il with Fifteen Statutes in Bronze, and sew
eral hundred Magnificent Oil Paintings, form
the collection of prizes to be disturbed among
the members Of the Cosmopolitan Art Assoca.
ton at the first annual distribution, in January
next.
The Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Associa.
tion. Organized for the Encouragement fine
General Diffusion of Literature and the fine
Arts, on anew and original plan,
The Committee of Management have the
pleasure of announcing that the First Annual
Distribution viii take place on the Both of Jan.
uary next, on which occasion there will be dis
tnbuted or allotted to members several hum
dred Works of Art, among which is the original
and world'renowncd Statute of the Greek
Slave, by Hiram Powers, costing over five thou.
sand dollars together with the beautiful Stat
utes of Venus, Bacehante, IIcbe, Fora, and the
Dancing Girl and fifteen Statutes in Bronze.
imported from Paris also, a large collection of
Oil Paintings comprising some of the best pro.
ductions of celebrated American and Foreign
Artists
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HEAVY HtING

For the last few days Succ we ws'a vi.itcl with
veV heavy rains, which We a.O in hope, will create
rise in the Ohio, whereby our merchants can 10.
eeiVs their goods, and our Furnace men can ,rnl
thclr Iron TO market. Business will then be resun
Cd the wheels Of hustle will bc heard again III our
Ssroeb with double activity.
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MURD'S EXPRESS,
ACCOMMODATION LINE.

ACCOMMODATlON LINE.
e1H THE Steamer BOONE, will
a MSN hereafter make Tri.weekly trips
- lsszsx2a from Cincinnati to Catletsburg.
Will leave Cincinnati every Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday Returning, will leave Catlets-
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 9 o clock P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
The "Boone" will leave for Cincinnati, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, uOO II tho
arrival of the evening train of cars, rom this
place to Portsmouth. .t "E.# .tg
JOHN MCDOWELL & Co. Agents.
Us. HURD, Commander. .E Hts
Dec 81, "a 39-lm .-.--....-.-....--.--.-.
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TIE NTEAmIiIl nnnN

Wsare happy to acknowledge tho receipt Of a free
pass from Capt, Hurd, Of the Steamer Booa. The
B0Ou Is one Of the best boats plying between Ports.
mouth aud Cincinnati. and with such a commander
- Capt. liurd, we have no doubt but that those Of
our sl'Hsn' wishing togo to the Queen City, will
receive every attention that yankee wit can conjurc
up The Boon will leave Portsmouth on TUESDAYS
Tha"dsy' and Saturdays, upon tho arrival Of the
evening train Ol Cara irom th. place To Portsmouth.
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Information Wanted.

nv HEREAS, Johnson Murphy,
w married my daughter, and that strong
ly suspect that he was run from the State Of
Pennsylvania, for committing forgery, think
in Washington or some of the adj Joining cOuD-
ties, two or more years ago ANY person or any
authoritrs, of that county, or neighborhood,
knowing Of the circumstances, will confer
great favor upon an afflicted Father, by send
ing said information to me, or to the Editors Of
the Jackson Standard" in Jackson County,
Ohio, SO that may bring said Murphy, TO JUS
tice. ARTHUR METCALF.
December II, 1854. 3S-lm
10 Washington Reporter. Washington
County, Pennsylvania, will please insert this
advertisement for one month, and send bill re.
eipted to this Office.
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Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the State
Bank Of Indiana are in circulation
They are we'll executed, but are darker
than the genuine, and the numbering on
both sides are in the same hand.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dissolution Of Partnership.

~ W. & W. S. MCCORMICK, have this
". day dissolved their connection with the
firm of j. r. Holiday & Co., in the Jackson
Foundry, by mutual consent, and have sold all
of their interest in the same to Andrew Long,
aud j. R. Day, the said Long g. Day, to receive
all the moneys credits and accounts Of said
concern, and they assume the payment Of all
debts of the same, thereby relieve the said
NJ Cormicks, of all liabilities in the same, this
December %, e5l. c. w. M'CoRMIcE,
W. S. MCCORMICK,
ANDREW LONG,
JAMES X. DAY.
Dec. %, '54. 40--4w
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GRAIIANI,S niNGIzINE .

For January, 1885. has been received, aud wo nre
gla1sO observe. bears its usun good ngpeatancc ill
cd with excellent matter from the pens Oi the m,u
talented suthoU. Graham hae always been iayo..
Ito o the American reader aud will continue 30 to
be for ages.
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CnHn WERHs.

Superintendent Of the S. & II. V. r. H., was III
our place a few days since. The Col. has many ana
good friends in this county.
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AARON LEACH.

Who was convicted aud under sentence Of death
for Murder in the first degree, broke Jail in NJ Arthur
Vnton county, on Wednesday night last. He was
assisted BY another person that confined i'll the
jail. They made good their esCHpe.
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NEW YEARS AuDRHss.

Our carriers. wish lis u say to their i4ondG that
they will call upon them on Monday mo.nins next
with their Annual Message. Do uot forget to have
a. d'"s or qusrla or something III that .lopo lor
them.
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AdniMiS iStratOr NOticc.
Daniel CLark's EslaLe.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as administrator de bonis non, on the estate of
David Clark, late of Jackson county Ohio,
deed. JAMES HENRY, Admir-.
Dec, %, 81 4O.-4w
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"A REMARK ABLE STORY
ny EDWARDS, successor to j. s. Taylor
EA.at the oil stand, wishes to announce to the
people Of Jackson and surrounding country
that have purchased the entire stock of goods
from Taylor, and with an additional stock, am
trying to sell very cheap, and invite the pub.
lie in general to call and get some good bar
gains, for am bound TO sell cheap, especially to
those who buy with cash.
Dec o. '54 39-ly
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Accidental lad who is working for Mr.. Alex
Grafton, was on Saturday last, thrown off u wagon
which was heavily loaded with lumber. the wheel
passing over him. He is doinsO as well as expected
under the circumstances.
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a cRAND SOIIsEE,

We have received an invitation to the New Years
Soiree, given at the "Bggs House," Portsmouth, by
Col. Row, the gentlemauly proprietor. We have no
doubt but that there will be good time
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t-AAa> ' -
PUINAMsN MAHAEINE.

: .TAa staunoh periodical iot Jaauay, 1855, Is be.
foTe uS, containing most splendid sole. Of tcIcs
bearing up itsrrputation with hoao both to the pub
fishers aud 10 it, contributors.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. %.
Stocks, &c Stocks are better. Money
is unchanged. Missouri skies 884: Erie
345; Reading 656; Canton III; New York
Central 793.
Flour; the market unchanged, with
sales of Southern at $8.7509.5O.
Provisions; Pork is dull, Mess at $I2, rs.
Beef is firm. Lard at l0c.
Wheat market firm. Genesee SO, 48
EO2,50. Corn is irregular. $1,000 bush
sold at 81 for mixed. Whisky 38k.
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= IN TowH Asst WELK.--We observed our friends
Nasn. Cutler sbipnAn. lIea;on, aud 0. II Abbott
from Porsmou'h in our place last week. all looking
In good health,
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Attachment Notice.

Edward Byers,
VS.. ; In Attachment.
Lewis G johnson.
A I my instance an orderof Attachment was
n issued on the 5th day of December, 1854,
by Jacob Goodrich, justice of the peace with.
in and for Washington township, Jackson coun-
ty, Ohio, against the properly and effects Of
Lewis c. johnson, non resident debtor of the
county aforesaid, for the sum of one hundred
and twenty dollars and ninety y-three cents,
and said cause set for trial February the lst. A.
D.. 1855, at ten o'clock A. NJ of said day.
EDWARD BYERS, Plt'R.
Dec 3''5i 39-3w
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SheriR'S sale.

DY virtue Of a writ of AL. H. Fa. execution,
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas,
in and for the county of Jackson, and State Of
O"ir, anl to me directed, will xpose to pub
lie sale, at the door of the Court House, in said
comfy, on the
18th day of January, A. D., 1858,
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock p. NJ. of said day. the following real es-
tate, 81 uated in said county, and described US
follows, to wit The equal undivided half Of
the north part of the west half of the north
west quarter Of section 10. one, township no.
3, range Is, containing go acr2s Appraised at
$4,000, Also The equal undivided half of the
south west quarter of the south west quarter of
section 3G, township no. 7, range ls, contain
ing 40 acres more or less. Appraised at $22O,O0
LeyieP upon as the property of Martin Owens,
at the suit of The Logan Branch of the State
Bank OF Ohio. at Logan, against Martin Owens
and Others
VINTON POWERS, Sh'ff.JC.
Dec 18th, '54 36-tds
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MARRIED

On the 25th Dec, by J. Hoffman
Mayor, EVAN C. Owens and MARGARET
WILLIAMS.
Also on the same day, and by the same,
WYATT HAMMoNDs, and MALINDA G..
FARNEY, all OF Jackson county.
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A LAWYER named Wilder, has been
convicted at New Orleans Of forging
Land Warrants,