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EF Those in alae for the RUPTURE in all rs
daily popularity, afflicted proclaim
to their riends with heartfelt u curediadcay
| cured By the use OF '
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYni!r
The aedsl Faculty Of this we'll throughout England
tive Truss while they the only constructed in
accordance With the principles OF Surgery
differs action from all others it's hight elastic
wear closes completely the hen,al
under any eseese But here let be observed that
alone IN the construction the
care they mn look equally
person ar With the the body proper
OF truss SO that cool will result ayrenee the
operations mechaneal
k The RUPTURE REMEDY is external application which ia
aken by Absorption facilitating and adding
It's use Cean when there
abtomen ptedispQstion rupture
bs experience OF the proprietor OF this popua Truss aud Remedy
VINO has devoted many the study
npu HIM on examinations to select compress OF the right
siIe shape promote II speedy and radical
u Particular attention Ruptured Children.
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED without
NESS " ~ ~ ~
IL Persons 10 saare the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY, and limitations particular 10
member The ard observe the
for and have personal interview
DIR. SH Err NJ AN,
81
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EBILLECART SALMON'S yERZENAy
ID CHAMPAGNE, from AIAREuII

NJ 3 7. y
Sole Agents rr tile Southern States.
The undersigned small invetee the sfsa
brand Of confidently
tenen the trade and aeiRg equal any Wine
in tlis
BILLECART SALMON the proprietor some q The finest
Champagne and his Wines well known ssteeasl
Russia France, He hAs
COURT OF BAVARIA, authority to place lie coat
ARMS OF THAT COURT Upon his LABELS
The Vine sold DO quality
is dis ii gtishtd by its rish trEtsy favor.
this shall e
upon libeTz c6npa,iiaf
NJ. & ]. Is. WaLIoN.
dss Sp.t Se,. Ingss ana - i@sesh s-s.s-
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PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYoR.-MAY.


Orally OF NEW ORLEANS, qsh OF February 1854 BY viz
the consolidate the Of New provide
administration approved
also the set Supplementary The
ydng for the Incorporation Of the city Lafayette with the New
OrleaD approved February with
provisions Council OF the CITY Of
appooUg tia representation districts
wn'ds, approved October II, 1851:
il hereby that election will BE- held qualified
the city Of New Orleans the FOURTH MONDAY
officers ofhe city New oes1s Com
Council, to wit:
Mayor of the city Of New 6reEns,
Treasurer.
Comptroller.
SlTveyor.
Street Commissioner.
The whole The foregoing By general ticket
Four Recorders to be elected by Districts viz from each ~
OF the city of New Orleans
Aldermen to OIL the vacancies ocea
stoned the expired terms Of F. W. Seweil c. d Yancsy W
Dr. lsdore Lsbatut, E. Giqu Lngnhuh and M Butk
viz:
Three Aldermen from the First District
w the Second
Alderman from the Third District.
Alderman from the Fourth District.
Twenty members the Board Of
lows:
Three Assistant Aldermen from the First Ward,
Fuar Assistant Aldermen from the Second Ward.
Six Assistant Aldermen from the Third Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Fourth Ward.
Three Assistant Aldermen from the Fifth Ward.
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Sixth Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen from the Seventh Wsrd.
Assistant Alderman the Egath Ward.
oue Assistant Alderman rem Ninth Ward
Two Assistant Aldermen Tenth Ward.
One Assistant Alderman the Eleventh
The poH 10 be opened the
OF sach Inspections be hereafter designated according
10 law.
mh6 A. D. CRoSSAiAN Mayor
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NTOTICE-STATE TAX CoLLEoToR's OFFICE,
y FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, CITY OF NEW OR
notify all indebted the for Taxes the year
md those for Licenses for tie 1884 within said First District
call Office No. 26 City Hail. Third Story and
first of August otherwise the law will be gdy complied
wit THOS. ASKEN, Collector
Office Hours A., NJ. p, mil
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q ENUINE HEIDsIECK co. CnANtAeNE

ENUlNE HEIDS1ECK co. CHANPAGNEs
~ The Subscribers having hsn appointed Aessra siseek
Co tn succeed Mr. Eug sole United stat4s
Tor the sale of their Wines tins day bnness respect
fully ras atenttop TO tbs snhI5nsd card CRAIER ABEGE
New York, January |, 1851.
cARpMr. CHARLES ENfLFT, heretofore Sole Agent Tor the
safe OF oar hshe United States, retiring business
AsEGG ms stead TO be Soe brand M
United ard Canada.
We shall use nncegns exer0ns
oyiAent Of the favor which American p1bc
have accorded to brand and for this purpose shall ui
agents hut such Wines will fully nigh reputation
which the same has attained rket,
In support claim 10 be
sshf brand IN It's pure aad genuine quality
the following iaetst which
Tbs HELpSEcK CO. brand Introduced 10 ibe United
States nearly thirty the IIaI4sck
wards Salmon Il Stuyvesant.
When IN 1884 he old INN dissolved panr
eoed 70 The business Occupying the premises To him
express Ealon was graz I'D The privilege Of retaining excbsl2
possession Of the Vney ards, cellars which the lai
founders Of this brand had Owned. Es retiring ts
present Hrm in like
therefore sole propreors Of this brand.
we Moud but add that onlr rgh naFk from ctHr
similar and the
Iii ut will be found tbs labels le the eaTu
and aroGnd the eoks No other house entitled TO e
the under which brand originally introduced and hna
known in the United We have the homer to
Your ohstt sery1ts.
REDs Decenbsr l5 1885, HEinSIEc6 s Co..
The being spfnue fer the South West Of hs
anty supplied quarts
pnts which they offer he taiE 81 New York pliee
| R. +. NICHOLS Il CO.
jan?T SIN 81 Camp
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VIII leave THURSDAY, March g. at O'Clock p M
NOR GRENADA, TROY, LEFLoRE, sga4y =
GREENWOOD MARION, yAzoo CITY, sA q
JAR11A, VlCRSBuRG all intermediate
The swift runEng packet GRENADA Captain
board. foot OF Customhuuse street.
mhS SMITH a. FIAITSTER Ia Canal street
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A V1S-BUREAU DU CoLLECTEUR DIES TAXES DE
IN L'ETAT, Az PREMIER DISTRICT DE La VILE DE La
N0UvEE oRIEANS-Le ussign6 Collector des Taxes
Etst present. contbnable qni drivent
E de fhnes 1853 pour nnbe
les lims du dit dict paser bureau
de Vile, 3me eage les ds contributions
A6u poha on enconF les measures lea plus de Ia o
THOMAS AShEW, Collec
L. bureau oavert dePais n.9aA mh1
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
FIRsr JrsrIcR's CoURT,lI H. FASSMAN w. GEO BROOKS
PAnIsH or OELKAss No. 1885
EpY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of fieri facias
to directed by the Hon l. U Gaennte First
fsaGe Tor the Parish of OreRn will expose public
FRIDAY Nach 10, 1854 at the hour of O'clock
TWO STEAM LOOMS
ONE SPINNING MACHINERY and LOT OF PATTERNS for
Steam Engine Seized in the above suit.
tS- Terms cash.
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A RRIvAL OF MADAME ADoLPHE !

Nd OPER'S SPARRING ROOMS.
a. NEXT TO TRkvIS's PISTOL GALLERY
- Over the SHADES, Perdido street,
from D 10 O'clock
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a,REE LECTURES in the HALL of the Me-

n
4 CHANCES INSTITUTE, Phlippa street, MONDAYS
THURSDAYS Mt O'Clock, P. NJ.
HNDAY 6h-on the Mechanism Of Man. By Prof. Mott
THIRSDAY Continuation of Invention
the Steam Engine By Judge Larua.
MONDAY l8th, THURSDAY l6th-Two
Mechanic Arts the Human Race. By Chas
Gayarre.
DR.. Samuel A. Cartwright.
THURSDAY 23don the Dangers OF Mechanism By E. D. Rand
Esq. -
Thursday 3HtSubiect selected. By DR.. Dowler
THURSDAY 6-Ou Relation Of the Mechanic
BY G. Smidt Esq.
States contracted with other Countries. By c.
Roselius. Esq
THURSDAY lsth-on Palestine" By Or. W. A. Scott.
MONDAY, i1tI-Sulieet selected. BY Prof Dimiry.
THURSDAY Popular Education in Europe and the United
States. BY Joseph Brennan.
MONDAY 4hon Astronomy connected with Lunar Eepas
BY George Pallrey, W. G. KENDALL,
mh3 Chairman ofCommittes Leeturaa.
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CHEsGENT OFFioE
Thursday Morning, March 0, 1854, !
coTToN-There was less inquiry yesterday and the
sales limited to $500 bales generally however at full
prices We quote:
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VIII leaye FRIDAY. March TO- at O'Clock p NJ
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~
- ECORE NATCiITocHES ALEXANDRIA and fa4tfEs -
ali intermediate sndingsThe elegant sssa
ming packet CADDO No. Captain
Graham, will leave above freight
aeeommo datons, apply on board
SMITH Il FIblIsTRR. 10 Csual street.
N. R.-EEeght taken NJ high ySats ate. r-ha
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Will leave THURSDAY. March .. O'clock p. 81.
Es0R SELMA, MONTGOMERY, g =
WETUMPKA all landings the Alabama
River Regular Weekly Line via New Basin.-The
and light draught FAST running packet
ARKANSAS Capt John A. Stevenson receiving freight and
will leave above freight passage, having
modatton board, the New Basin Of Jaia
MRS JOHN 2. HYDE 4 co. Ia Poydras stVaat.
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VIII leave THURSDAY, March 9, at s O'Clock p n
EHOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND wmy
4 EcoRE, NATcHIToCHEs ALEXANDRIA and siltAsjIIsa
all intermediate Ian dinRsFhe elegant and swift
ming passenger packet SWAMP FOX, Capt Klm6aIs
receiving freight; will passage
having superior accommodations, apply board,
nlhs SMITH IL FIsIIsTER ls Canal street
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OHIO RLYER

Will leave SATURDAY II, O'Clock P NJ positively
NNOR CINCINNATI, M A OLSON, mp4y =
a. 1 tousy r and .si Hat laadng.
steamer DUKE ". F. Hamilton master Is in psr
eceigng freight and wtaye asaove Fght passage having
superior accommodations apply board, '7
mbg MCDOWELL, JR, h BELL. Poyl,as straat
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M@gyS DEAD CATTLE. --One dollarSY--b
E3.nA viii be paid for every fresh DEAD HOSE ly9,
eas~-S9 or COW delivered NJ the Saw Orleans
Black Works, Wahingtoa Avenue, uear the ard sI
plank road leads to The yard. ;ehql II
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VIII leave THURSDAY, March o at 5 O'Clock p. NJ
NOR SHREVEPORT, G. r AND
u ECoRE sud ALEXANDRTA-Reg Red River
Packet s. W. D0WNs.-The new elegant sssz=azsssa
swift packet s. w DOWNS
Clark will passage apply to
nh9 SMITH & FIAIIsTEF' is Canal street
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
FIRST JusTIcEs couET A. MOCK MCCAIN No. 1s758,
PAn[sH q oE1sAss
RY VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
R directed the Hon. l., U. Ghenne the Peace
for the Parish Orleans will public auction on TUES
DAY, March H. 1851 Mt the hour 70 o'clock Waehov
No. 240TchoupdtouKs street - '
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE!
Seized IN the above suit. Terms .
NH III HOPPE Constable
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plChLES-50 boxes half gallon Jars, Under
IL woods For sale by AT. COCHRAN & HALL,
e
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CUMBERLAND RIVEH

Wililesve THURSDAY, March 9. NJ.
NOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, -
TR!cE's LANDING, and all landings on Cum AN = n
bsrland RiverIhs fast regular paeket
NASHVILLE, Captain Beiu port receiving et
and will leave above For freight having
modaions apply board.
mhT THOS. AMBITION, Jfs, I3 jet
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.ARK.H.VS.HS RIVER
RED RIVER.

: ItNO fIIP EI1.
ESOR RED RIVER.--Regular New ~ =
n Orleans sad Lake Bsteneau Packets ALA Atsiltts
HAMA, Captain g. E. Marshall, and SWAN Pzs=TzszaIzN
Fox Captain B. Il Petry, wilt aye New Orleans lIDEN
AbE BSTENEAU the opening Of navigation,
hat trade during the taking
Red River landings For freight
their Agents, mcdowell JR. A BELL L. P6ydraH st.,
MID II SMITH FFAfISTER, Canal trest
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Merchants and Dealers at
WHOLESALE,

4 RE hereby advised that We have recently
~ received over six hundred cases Of Boot,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, etc, designed especially for
winter use. The facilities for winter transpor.
tation are so much improved, that dealers most
ly prefer to make purchases in smaller quanti-
ties, and more frequently, and by that means to
keep fresh stock at ALL times
Our customers can avail themselves of an ad
vantage heretofore uncommon, that Of selecting
from new and extensive stock in the middle Of
winter, as well as at other seasons. 1t is our in
tention TO keep an ample supply at all seasons,
and to offer our goods at the lowest possible pri-
ccs.
Dealers in want of goods in our line tat whole
sale only will much oblige US, and perhaps prof
it themselves, by making an early examination
Of wha: we have to show them. We have now
on hand the largest stock Of Boots and Shoes
ever before exhibited in this city, well adapted
to the season, and Of superior quality, at the
Mammoth Shoe Warehouse, No. ), Enterprise
Block, Portsmouth, o. K. BELL L Co.
Jany. 10, 81. Aft
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WILSON BARTON, In jackson n,
VS.. , Common lleaS,
HAMBY BARTON, ct. ais In Partition.
KN Pursuance of an order of sale, issued from
I'll the Court of Common Pleas, of jackson
county, Ohio, in the above cause, and to me di-
rccted, will expose to sale, at public ctLon,
on the Hltll day Of March, II q 1884.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4
o'clock P. NJ. of said day at the door of the Court
House, in the Town of jackson, jackson coun-
ty Ohio. The following described real estate sit,
uate in Jackson county, Ohio, to.wit: The west
half of the north east quarter and the north east
quarter of the south east quarter and the south
east quarter of the north east quarter OF section
No, is, Township No. 8, Range No. u, in the
district of lands subject to sale at ChllicGIhe
Ohio subject to the dover estate, OF Charlotte
Barton, widow of Thomas Barton dec d. assign
ed by notes and bonds in said premises, upoor
the terms following, to-wit: One third cash II
hand, one third in one year, and the residue II
two years with interest from the day OF sale,
VINTON POWERS, Sh'f. J. Z.
Feb 9. 1854 4)-tdS
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Roa0 Notices.
Road Notice.

gyIERE will be petition presented TO the
4 Commissioners Of Jackson county, at their
meeting on the first Monday IN March next
praying for the establishment Of a county road,
to be laid out as follows, to.wit: commencing
ON the south side of the Scioto and. Hooking
Valley Railroad, where said road is crossed by
the county road east of Joseph Phillips farm
thence along the railroad TO McNcil's switch;
thence to the corner Of Tho's McNeil's, McDan-
iels, and Robinson GiIdden & Co.'S land; thence
north along the line betv cen McNel'sand Me-
Daniels land to the railroad; thence the best
way along the railroad on the east side, to the
line between Madison and Jefferson Town
ships, north of tn. Town Of Portland; thence
along said township line to the State road near
Charles Reeds.
Feb. 9, 1854. 45--4w.
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Notice..

Iucius f, Knapp and Catha-
rine Knapp, his wife. In Jackson
vs. IL, Com Pleas.
Eunce Johnson Iale Wioo" In Partition.
of Ansel Patterson decd and
others.
ENUNICE Johnson, late the widow of Ansel
II Patterson deed, Mary Patterson and So,
phrona Patterson of Vinton county, Ohio, and
Harlan Patterson, of the State of Texas, will
take notice. that petition was filed against them
ON the 4th day of January, A, D, 1894, in the
Court OF Common Pleas in and for Jackson
county, Ohio, by Lucius E. Knapp, and Catha-
rine Knapp his wife, and snow pending where,
in the said Lucius and Catharine Knapp demand
partition, of the following described real esta e.
situate in Jackson county, Ohio, to wit The
south east quarter of the south east quarter oil
section number one, township six, and Range
eighteen, containing forty acres, and that at the
next term of said Court, application will be
made, by said Lucus nd Catharine Knapp, ior
an order that partition be made Of said premises
LUCIUS E. KNAPP, and
CATHARlNE KNAPP
By LEVI DUNCAN, their Atty
Jany, 5, 1854. 4l--6w
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Fond Notice.,

nj Office is hereby given, that petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Jackson county, Ohio, at their meeting in
March the 9Th, praying for the location and es
tabIishmont of a county road, commencing at
the south west corner of John S Hanin's farm,
on the road leading from Backus's Store to llor
TOMS Steam Mill, running north the nearest and
best way to the south east corner OF A. G. Daw
sins farm, thence north the nearest and best
way to Thomas lIatton's shop, thence north the
nearest and best way TO the south east corner Of
John FaUghts farm, thence north the nearest
and best way TO the south east corner of NJ. Nc
Ciung's farm, thence north the nearest and best
way to the north east corner of NJ. McGlungs
farm, thence north the nearest and best way to
the west end of a post and rail fence between
Cortney Martin and Messengers farms, thence
north the nearest and best way TO the north west
corner of out lot, no 81, Of the south half of the
Town of Jackson.
Jany. 96, '54 Al -4w
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Attachment Notice.

A # nv instance an attachment was this day
~ issued by Michal Mccoy, Justice of the
Peace of Hamilton Township, JAG kson county,
for the sum of four dollars and seventy.iive
cents, against the property and effects of VIII
liam ]. DeLong, a non resident debtor Of said
county. JhMEo NlNOAip
Jany. II, 81 A-Sw
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Road Notice.

TEVHERE will be petition presented to the
Il Commissioners of Jackson county, at their
next meeting, praying them to appoint viewers
and surveyor, to view and establish road as
follows, to.wit: Commencing at the State road,
on the west side of Winchester, running from
thence south to the road leading from G Poors
to the Keystone Station, on the Rail R Road, from
thence west along said road to the township
line, thence south along said line to the lane be.
tween Caleb Alexander and John Buckley,
thence west to w. II, Cherington's Jane, thence
with said lane and county road to where it in
tersects the Guyaniotte road, from thence to
the Tine between Job Buckley and Mary Hen
son, thence west with said line to Samuel Car
rick's farm, thence south few rods aIopg the
line, thence west through said farm, thence
south along the line to opposite Gilbert Weeds
spring, from thence to intersect the county
road that passes j. lrvin's Store, and Gilbert
Weeds gate, leaving said Weeds spring on the
right of said survey.
January, 26, '54. 44-4w
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A Public Invitation,
YIECKOK g. Bro.

TTAVING just opened wholesale and retail
- Hat Store in Portsmouth. on Front
Street, between Market and jefferson, they in.
vte all to call and examine their stock of Hats
and Caps, Straw Good Trunks, Valises, Carpet
Bags, Umbrellas &c, of every description.
Purchasers can at all times find at our estab'
lisEment full and complete assortment OF the
richest and most desirable styles, as well as the
most common fabrics, Our long experience in
the business, and knowledge OF manufacturing
with the facilities for purchasing, are such that
we are confident we can sell Lowerthan any 9th
er House in the West.
The highest price paid in cash, for all kinds
of Shipping Furs.
Sept. 20. 1853.
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r11 rIIONE CONCERNED.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
u 10 the estate of John Hatton, decd either
by Note or Book Account, are requested to
come forward and settle the same, by the 18th of
February next, for after that time all accou nts
will be left in the bands of Justices of the Peace,
in the several Townships in the county, for col.
lection. PETER flChhEb' homr
Jany. 26, 1854 ii--2w
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ONE NOTICE. ONLY.

4 AM compelled by the state of my affairs, to
/ call the attention of those indebted to me, to
their outstanding bills and notes, Times are
good and money abundant, and if ever they can
pay, they can pay NOW. ! wish to remind my
customers in default that they are behind, be-
fore putting claims into the hands of collectors,
costs and bad feeling are thereby avoided
Those indebted will take notice and govern
JAMES H, c. MILLER.
InnLsnn Nnv q 81 S2-tf
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Grey hound Restaurant.
willis & Ripley.

MARKET ST., OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE.
PORTSMOUTH, o.
DEG leave to inform their friends that they
d arc prepared to furnish all kinds OF refresh.
ments suitable to the season, consisting Of
Tripe, Tongue, Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters,
fresh cooked and spiced, CLANS, prepared in the
same STYLE, Eggs, Pigs Feet, Soups, and all 9th
er edibles generally called for and used in res
taurants Hot Coffee, Pittsburgh and Kennel
Ale, London Porter, and Summer Drinks, ready
at all times for those who may call for them.
Sept. 90, 1853.
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Notice..

CATHAmNE CALLAGHAN,) ! In Jackson county
Us. common pleas,
JouN CALLAGHAN. Petition for divorce.
ul III above named John Calaghan will take
u notice, that on the Both day of January, A.
D., 1854, Catharine CaIlaghan filed petition
against him in the office of the clerk Of the
court of common Pleas, for Jackson county,
Ohio, the prayer of which petition is, that the
marriage contract existing between them may be
dissolved; and that the petitioner may be decreed
to have the custody Of the children of said mar
riage, and that she may be restored to her mai
den name; and petitioner assigns for ground ior
said divorce, wilful absence of the defendant for
more than three years. Said petition will be lol
hearing, at The next term of said court after the
expiration of two months for the filing of saic
petition.
CATHARINE CALLAGHAN.
BY D. MAcKLEY, her Atty.
Feb 9. 1854 45-6w
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NnrlcE TO STONE MASONSlll

NOTTCE To STUNE WANUNO ]! J!
~, HERE WILL be offered for sale on the 2nd
4 day of February, 1854 at the residence
of Woodson Wills, in Jackson Township, Jack
son county Ohio, for repair, on the Chillicothe
and Jackson State road, which will consist most
of Stone Work, to be placed on said road near
the house of said WILLS.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud. j. @.