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We hear great deal Of ringing on the
clap trap words of'popular Sovereignty,
10 gild the bitter pill Of the of the Kan
Sas and Nebraska bill, and to smooth the
wrong of exposing an empire in extent,
once dedicated to freedom, TO The
encroachment OF slavery. Let US see
how popular sovereignty is projected in
the bill:
Sec. 2. Vests the Executive authority
in Governor appointed for four wears
By the PreSjdem This Governor can
grant pardon and respiteS.
Sec. 6, Conlers the VETO popcr on
this APPOINTED GOVERNOR.
Sec. l2. Declares that not only the
Governor, but Secretary, Chief Justice.
and the Associate Justices, the Marshal
and Attorney. Shall be appointed by the
President, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate.
The first brood of minor officers are ali
appointed by the Governor to hold Office
I'LL the end Of the first session of the Leg.
ISIature.
The Executive and Judiciary are not
only appointed by an authority alien from
the people. Lul are paid out oil the Treas
ury, OF the United States.
Thus a Slavery propogandst Pres.
dent controls the Executive and Judicia.
ry OF Colony who are powerloss to re.
sSt the wiliul and illegal acts of either.
This rs yow much praied of populor
Sorere'gntyH Was there ever mposlure
more gross!-- ToiedO Blade.
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George W. Culp, Admir- of In Probate court,
William WeIch, decd. Jackson county
vs. 0hib. n
Eliza Welch & others.
a IN the 4th day of November, A, d, 1854, at
Y J O'Clock, P, NJ, at the door Of the Court
House, in the town and county of ackson and
State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate as the property of
William WeIch, deceased situate in the coun-
ty OF Jackson, and State of Ohio, to wit;-zThs
south east quarter of the south east quarter of
section No SO, township No S. and range No 90.
appraised at two hundred and ten dollars,
sl0'Oo--and twenty acres off of the east side
OF The north west quarter of the south east quar-
ter-APprased at two hundred and forty
dollars, S245 5,0O,--and sixteen acres off of the
east side of the south west quarter of the south
east quarter of the same section, township, and
range Appraised at one hundred and ninety.
five dollars, $l95,OO. Said lands are all unih.
numbered by dover. ~
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand. ono
third in one year and the residue in two wears,
with interest on the deferred payments, from the
day of sale, and deed to be made on fullspsy-
ment of the purchase money. gTi''
GroRGE W CULP, Admir-. of
WILLIAM WEIGH, decd
Oct S, 81 29-4w
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Attachment Notice.

John beatty, before Jacob Miller a
VS., justice of the Peace, in tE
John Martin. for Scioto Township,
ou jackson county, Ohio.
NOTICE is hereby given, to John Martin,
y defendant, and all other persons concern.
ed. that on the 2st day of September, A. D.
1854, at my instance, an order of attachment
was issued 10y Jacob Miller, a Justice of the
Peace, in and for scoto Township, Jackson
county, Ohio, against the goods, chatteIs,
stocks, or interests in stocks, rights, credits
moneys, and effects of the above defendant, for
the sum of forty five dollars, and that said cause
is set for trial on the 10th day of November. A,
d. 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of said day.
sept. %, "a. 27-3w
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THE INDIANS.

BY reference to IN advertisement in an another
column our readers will observe that there will be an
"Iudan Exhibition" in this place, on the llth o.
October, inst This exhibition of Indians is, as w
understand it, for the purpose Of raising sulfcien
amount of funds to educate their descendants.
The Press has been unanimous in their praise. AL
classes and denominations, the Clergy, and all per
suasions, have witnessed the Exhibition Of the man
ners and customs Of these Indians confessed thc
Merit endorsed their Morality and stamped the cx
hibition with their approval.
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Attachment Notice.

AndrewJ. Cup, J
vs. In Attachment.
John Martin
A L my instance AN order OF Attachment
IA was Issued by Jacob Miller, Justice of
the Peace, of Scioio Township, Jackson couh.
ty, Ohio, on the 22d day of September, A. D.,
1854, Tor the sum OF forty two dollars, and fifty
cents. and the trial OF said cause is continued
until the 18th day OF November, A, D, 1854, at
III o'clock in the forenoon, on said day.
ANDREW j .CULP.
Oct & "a Draws
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E.S. WALKER.-T'his Artist and best Of Daguer.
reans, authorizes us to say that he has made arrange
ments to leave this place on or about the 18th inst
and if persons wish to have their pictures taken in
good style, had better call on him at the "Isham
House." in this place, preceding that time.
We can say that Mr. Walker is an artist Of splcn-
did talent, and can take good picture This is the
last time that You can have the opportunity OF sitting
before his Camera.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
MARRIED,

MARRIED.-0n the 9th Of September, by Rev. A.
W. PreWman, Mr.. Noble c. Gnndstaff and Miss
Pathcna A. Aiken, both of Vnton Co.
On the 28th of Sept, by ]. A. Sell, Esqr., Mr.
John Exliue aud Miss Rachael Mikesel all Of Jack
son county.
On the 20th inst by Jared Stephenson, Esq, Mr..
John Stephenson to Miss LOurinda Powers.
On the 28th, by the same, Mr. John Russell to Miss
Mildred Garlin; all of this county.
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DERSONAL property belonging to the es-
4 tate of Stephen Davis, deceased, consist
ing of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wheat,
Oats, Household Furniture, Farming Utensils
and other property will be sold at public ven.
due, on
the 4h day of October, A. D. 1854,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, at
the late residence of said deceased, in Madison
Township, Jackson county, Ohio, which sale
will continue from day to day, until all tho prop
erty is sold PETER s. DAVIS, Admir-.
orSTEPHEN DAVIS, deed.
sept. 81. '54. 26-4w
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Attachment A Notice.

Daniel Stewart,
vs. In Attachment.
John Martin.
A I my instance an order of Attachment
"a was issued by Jacob Miller, a justice Of
the Peace for Scioto Township, Jackson couH
ty, Ohio, on the Goth day of September, A, d,
1904, for the sum of eleven dollars and ninety
cents, aud the trial Of said cause is continued
until the 18th dav Of November, A, D, 1854 +,
at 10 o'clock, A, M, of said dav
DANIEL STEWART.
Oct 8 81 29-3w
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Attachment Notice.

Josiah Culp, Before Jacob Miller, a
vs. justice of the Peace, in
John Martin. d for Scio'o Township,
~ Jackson county, Ohio.
Vt Office to John Martin, defendant, and all
l Y oher persons concerned. is hereby given,
that on the 2lst day of September, A. b. 1854,
at my instance an order of Attachment was is.
sued by Jacob Miller, a justice of the Peace, in
and for jackson county, Ohio, against the goods,
chattles, stocks, or interests in stocks, rights,
credits, moneys and effects Of the above defend.
ant, for the sum of forty dollars and fifty
cents. and that said cause is set for trial on the
lOth day of November, A, D, 1854, at 10 o'clock,
A, NJ, OF said day JOSIAH CUR, Plt'G.
sept. 2S, '54. 27-3w
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YELLOW FEVER AT SAvANNAu.--This
disease seems more terrible at the pres
ent time in Savannah, than in New Or
leans last season, The population is alb
out 10000 whites and 5000 blacks.--
Contributions are being made in our At
lantic cities for the relief of the suffering
city. The subjoined extract of private
letter from a gentleman in Savannah to
his brotherin Philadelphia will show the
awful condition Of things:
al have but moment to write to let
you know that - and myself are alive,
every man in the store having deserted us
in consequence of the epidemic. We are
determined to stay and take our chances,
to see the city out of it, Ienclose ourre-
port of interrments Yesterday out of a
population of not over 3, 500 white peo-
pie. lnterments for the week 2lO. Ev-
erything is in an awful state, and death
and destruction stare us in the face ey-
erywhere. The gale was enough to have
ruined us at most times, and now all that
is required to fill our cup is fire. We
work night and day, and spend cur mo-
ney as it it was public, for the benefit of
the sick and destitute, and you cannot be-
gin to imagine what distress prevails here
We cannot procure collins enough to bu-
ry the dead, and to day all the house
carpenters in town have quit everything
else and gone to making them 0urown
citizens have to take the spade and dig
graves. 1t is really awful. Being salts
he'd that we are are all doing our
duty and hope God will help us to do
good"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ As Spring and Summer Medicine, car
ter's spanish mixture stands pre,eminent above
all others. Its singularly eficacious action on
the blood its Strengthening and vivifying quail
tiles its tonic action on the Liver; It's tendency
to drive all humors to the surface thereby cleans
ing the system according to Natures own pre-.
scrlptlon its harmless, and at the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the number of
cures testified to many of the most respectable
citizens of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no hunbug
about it. The trial of single bottle will testi-
ly the most sceptical of its benefits.
u See advertisement in another column.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Harlan Patterson, deed.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscri.
" Der has b en- appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate of Harlan Patterson
late of Jackson county Ohio, decd.
l.. +. KNAPP, Admir-.
Sept 81, '5l. 26-3w
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Sale OfReal Estate by order of Court.

an the 4th day of November, A. D. 1854, at
~ one o'clock, in the afternoon, at the door of
the Court House, in the town of Jackson. Jack
son county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the proper
ty of Commodore r. u,sel, deceased, to wit
In lot number thirty three, in James own addi-
ton to the town of Jackson, in Jackson county.
Ohio. Also inlot number thirty.two in said
addition to the town OF jackson, in said coun
ty as known and designated on the recorded
plat of said addition, subject to the dover of
Margaret Russell, widow in said premises
Appraised as follows: In-lot No. 80, at $3.50,
not incumbered and No. 80, subject to dover
at $40. Terms of sale, one-third cash in hand
one-thrd in one year, and the re idue in two
years with interest on the deferred payments.
THOMAS VAUGHAN, Admir-. OF
c. ?. RUSSELL, deceased.
sept. %, "a. 27-tds -'+
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Attachment A Notice.
Frederick sadler
John Mar.

Frederick Sadler,
VS. In Atfachmanf
John Martin.
4 I my instance an order of Attachment WAS
~ issued, on the 10Th day OF September, A,
d, 1854, by Jacob Miller, Justice of the Peace
OF Scioto township, Jackson county, Ohio,
against the property and effects Of John Mar
tin, an abscOnding debtor, for the sum of twen-
ty'three dollars and sixty four cents, and said
cause is set Tor trial November 10th 1854, at
o'clock, p, NJ, of said day.
sept 2S. 80 .2z-3w
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scioto q Hooking valley Rail Road.

81 i Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
~ ters his large assortment of Groceries, DC
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adion-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies, 5, Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
wiuIso attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro.
ducc, Pig Iron, Grain, &C., arriving by cars
charges low,
J. Orders promptly filed, and letters of in
qnlrlng, as to our market or other business mat.
lcrs answered carefully. Address,
s, II. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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A Coop CRop ON A SMALL FARM. The
Montreal Herald gives the following as
the crop of 63 acres at Bowmanvile,
Canada East: Wheat 1900 bushels;
OATS $50 bushels; Barley, 800 bushels;
Peas, 200 bushels; Potatoes, 900 bush.
els; Carrots, 3 600 bushels. Turnips,
$500 bushels. Besides other small mat.
'ers' Spring wheat yielded 40 bushels
per acre.
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The name of HARRISON ADAMS was With
ont my consent or knowledge taken out Of The fnli
Ticket, and after learned the fact, immediately
replaced his name and say without fear or favor That
he is now and has been candidate for Clerk since
his name was announced iu the STANDARD"
JAMES NC. LAIRD.
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NEW YORK NoMINATIoNs.--A despatch
from New York to the Cincinnati papers
states, thatthe nti.Nebraska, Free Dem
pcrahc Convention, at Auburn. on Tues,
oSy' nominated Myron Il. Clark for Gov
erhor, and Henry J, Raymond, for Lieu.
tenant Governor. These persons are
also the candidates OF the Wings.
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Attachment Notice.

Samuel Trimer,
VS. In Attachment,
Ellie Caughey.
A 7 my instance an order of Attachment was
~ issued on the Goth day of September, A,
D, 1854, by Abraham Ward, a Justice of the
Peace, ofLick Township, Jackson county, Ohio.
against the property and effects of Ellie Caughey,
an abscondmg debtor, for the sum of 35 dollars,
said cause is set for trial November 10th, 1854
at 2 o'clock, P, NJ, of said day.
SAMUEL TRIMER, PPtff
Oct 5, "a 2e-3w
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LARGE SALES OF CoRN.-The Chilli.
cothe Metropolis Of Monday says that
on Saturday last, Waller Masse, Esq,
OF that city. sold 10000 bushels Of his
new cropof corn at GO and 65 cents per
huSheI; 60 for a certain portion to be de.
Iiyered prior to February /, 1865, and
G5 Tor the remainder.
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! va EMAINING In the Post o Ice a
vKSsA jackson G. II Ohio on the IS, day
OF October A. d. 1854.
! AppIegate John Lawrence E w
Anderson James Lichtenthaler Jno A
Armstrong James Leonard Mr.
Armstrong John L Livinggood Nichola,
Agent r r LAGER Jacob
Allnet John LiItrell Henry
BIacker Waller Lair Almon C
Boss Ezekiel LEVEL Thomas
Buckingham TimroeLincon P S
Beeanon John Lochlain Bridget
lIinkley Mr. Lee Thomas
Blakeley John Murphy Jeremiah
l{otsIord / f Morton Nathaniel
Brake John Moore George
Brake Nm Manhorter Harriet
Bailey VIM O McMahan B
Broyer Franciser McFadden OBJ
Bucha VIM Mclaughlin Bridget
Crawford John Ii McGiaty Anthony
Cooper Adeline McFeters Andrew
Combs A S Mckee John
Caar Samuel Mckee II p
Carol Anthony Mcdaniel VIM
Coen James II Marvin Timothy
Clark Thomas Mullowney John
Caughey Samuel Martin VIM
Cullen Michel Novus Solomon
Carr Harriet S Mute George
llensmore John Pemberton James L
l'orman Amozah Pratt Benjamin
Davis Willis J Peart Nancy
Davis Martin Richards John
Dyer Martha Ridgway Robert
Evans David Rose Francis
Evans John Rupert Adam
Fletcher Mary Regan Dennis
Foy N A V Soalhnger Charles
FarnSworth G w Stewart T.
FaSmer Elizabeth Stewart ]
l'ben Thomas Shay frederick
to>ee Stephen SchuIer Michael
Fisher John Stoner Sarah
treeney Patrick X Seeler Henry
Flynn David Sealy Rose
Garoughly Edward Sullivan Jeremiah
Grilliths David Tornac lessee
Gregory NJ Todd VIM
Gray Eliza Thomas Josiah
GAVIN Thomas Thomas Caldwell
Mailman Daniel Taylor John
liuzzard Johr Y Taylor Johnath
Hughes Francis Vose II ]
Horn Joseph Vandosen Abner
Holy John Ware Ri
WINS Christopher Welch Abraham
lrVln Jane Wilson Hiram
ia'k 'kson VIM Wilson Joseph II
Jackson Angyrlin Ward Thomas
Johnson Isaac Williams VIM
Johnson Margaret Wilson Glen
Jenkins David Wall G Esor
Jelly Charles viii JK
kezer Charles Warren w
AI.eIIey Wm Weinberg Frederick
kinnis Nancy NJ Wilson James
GF Persons calling for the above letters
Ail please say they are advertised.
L. &. STEELE, P. NJ, |
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Attachment Notice,

Henry Halterman,
VS. In Attachment.
John Martin.
A I my instance an order of Attachment,
IN was issued by Jacob Miller, justice of the
Peace of Seioto totownship, jackson county, Ohio,
on the 26h day of September, A, d, 1854, for
The sum cf three dollars and fifty cents, and the
trial of said cause is continued until the 18th
day of November, A, D, 1854, at 10 o'clock A,
M on said day. HENRY HALTERMAN.
Oct 5 "a 2S-2M
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INDIAN MUSEUM.


AND
MEK MMM HB BMeE~MQDN N1
The Greatest Attraction ever offered TO the
American Public.
Given under Pavilion seating 600 people.
The celebrated Indian Chief
OSK-YAW-AW.WAH,
From the Callapoohas tribe, Southern Oregon,
assisted by
OSCEOLA,
A chief from the Wallaitpusnation, with the ir
large troupe of Indians composed of males and
females from the Nebraska Territory, and from
west of the Rocky Mountains, will give an ex-
hibition Of the manners and customs of their
tribes at
Jackson, on Wednesday, Oct. 1lth, 1854.
The entertainment consists Of large variety
Of Indian Songs and Dances their solemn and
impressive Burial ceremony, Chanting to the
spirit of dead Chi eftain, Marriage ceremo ny,
Worship, sacrifices, scalping scene, &c, The
Medicine man casting out disease from sick
Indian by enclantment, also several Historical
scenes incident to the earlys settlement of our
country. Osk yaw-aw. wah will give a de-
scription of his own country, and the manner
in which they take the wild horse, buffalo, etc.
He will exhibit variety Of curiosities from his
Indian Museum, among which may be found
several species OF the war clubs, war paddles,
war Knives, war rattes, battle axes, mexican
pouches, blankets made from the bark of trees
Som csbeauliful indian scenery paintings, and a
large variety of bead work, etc, etc. The chiefs
accompanied by !heir Warriors, will be seen
ridiog through the streets on horseback dress
ed in their lnGiap costume, painted and fully
equipped for war. preceded bJ the
""nascO Gel Lr.sted Brass Band,
: Between 1 and 2 o'clock.
Doors open at . and I o'clock.
Exhibiti IL TO commence at 212 and 712
o'cIo ock. P. NJ.
Admittence, 25 cents Children under. 10,
half price. -,
The public may rest assured that no effort will
be spared TO render this the most attractive and
instructive entertainment of the present day,
and will find it an exhibition well orthy OF tho
attention ami patronage Of those interested in
the manners and customs of nation fast pass
ing away The press have been unanimous in
their praise all classes and denominations, and
all persons have wtne sed the exhibitions oil
the manners and Gu ustoms of these Indians, con
fessed their merit, endorsed their morality, and
stamped them with their approval.
G. W. EALL, Advertising Agt
Oct 5, '54 28-.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has this day been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate of James NJ Gale,
late of Jackson county Ohio, deceased.
VINTON POWERS, Admir-.
Oct ). "a 2S-3w
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6rMrs. Elizabeth Benton, wiIo ol
Hon. Thomas II, Benton, died in ,ho
city Of Washington, September 10Th,
aged sixty years.
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GIVE THEM TRIAL. Mercenary persons have
in so many instances succeeding in foisting up
on the community worthless preparations, claim
ing for them great medical virtues, that a great
many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has
been bestowed upon Stabler's Anodyne Cherry
ExpcctOrant and DiarrhGa Cordial in more than
five hundred instances. Indeed many medical
men who know their virtues regularly prescribe
the Expec tnrant in cases Of coughs, colds, and
diseases of the respiratory organs, which come
under their care. And. in all diseases of the
bowels, too, such as Diarrhea, the Diarrhea
cordial is prescribed by them with the utmost
confidence in its beneficial effects. Give these
excellent medicines good and fair trial.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the agents. Price Of each, only so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
L. ii. STABLER & CO., PRoPRIEroRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGlsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. G. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
Wholesale AGENTS.
JoHN ID. PARK, Cincinnati: r. +. SELLERS
Pntsburg, ]. II, PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling.
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Adml:nistratOr's SuIe,

Elizabeth Hopkinson, Probate Court,
Guardian etc. Jackson county,
vs. Ohio
Eleanor Hopknson
InN the 4th day of November, A, D, 1854, al
W ! O'Clock, 7, NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in the town and county of jackson, and
State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid.
der, the following real estate as the property of
Eleanor HopkinsOn, minor Situate in the
county of jackson, and State of Ohio, to wit ::
The south west quarter of the south east quar-
ter OF section 50, township T. and range II, con-
tanning ~ and 72-l0O acres, Also IA and 81
lOO acres off of the south end of the north west
quarter of the south east quarter of the same
section, township and range beginning at the
north west corner of the south east quarter of
the south east quarter, thence north chains;
thence west 81 chains and II linE S; thence south
chains; thence east p chains and II links, to
the place of beginning; Containing in all 81
and 53-l00 acres, more or less.
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and the residue in two years
with interest OF the deferred payments from the
day of sale, and deed to be made on full pay
ment of the purchase money.
ELIZABETH HUpK NsoN, Guardian eto
Oct 3, "a 2S-4w
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TicketS!!!

Wing, Democratic aud Full Tickets, have been
printed and are now ready for delivery a, nj. osrico
Candidates will please notice,
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Fail Ticket

daL1 AaCACt
For Supreme Judge
Sheppard F. Norris
Joseph r Swan
For Board of Public Works
Alexander P. Miller
Jacob Blickensderfer Jr
For Congress
J ames W. Davis
Oscar + Moore
For Probate Judge
Thomas N Howell
Eiihu Johnson
For Clerk Of Court of Com. Pleas
Harrison Adams
Thomas w. Gjlleland
DR. Thomas r. Clewers
John J Hoffman
John S Ridgway
Thomas t Jones
For Auditor
John Stephenson
John S. Ilaniln
Fer Sheriff
William Kesinger
Vinlon Powers
For Prosecuting Attorney
Davis Mackley
For Commissioner
John Sanders
John S Stephenson
For Coroner
John Buckley
John W Dickason
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PORTSMOUTH MARKET,
CORRECTED WEEKLY by oAKEs BUsKrRE


PORTSMOUTH, Oct. A. 1854.
Apples dried so, Sugar Loaf 10
Brooms pr dOz $2@3 OG Crushed 10.
Bacon Hamspr fb 90lW Salt kanawha bu 37G4O
Shoulders " 60531j Teas loose g. in packs
Sides &" 706l "Y IL lb 45a50
Beans w perbu 00I Imperial So
Butter pr Id 10 2E Gunpowder SIS
Candles, mould l40l6; Tobacco NJ & X cav lG
Star 23I " Va cav 20to4O
Cotton Yarns SION Lard pr gal 81
Corn pr bu 5lIOil Linseed I" 80
Cheese W r fb Say, Oats Or bu 35 10
Coffee Rio lla l2I Peaches dr. 81 60a$l 65
ClOverseed 5,50t Potatoes Irish, GOa75
Flour pr Dbl Sc 25j Salaratus pr lb 5a5l6
Feathers pr lb 5tSugar pr ID 434a5
FloxSeed pr bu 00}Tallow pr lb S
Fish Cod pr ID 58
Mackerel l3a20I Timothy seed 3a3 25
Lard pr lb 9iWheat pr bu | AZ
Mcusses N 0 gal 2la22I Whisky common q
S II " 40I Mon'hala so
GS &" sol "Rye so
Nails 10 to Sd 43la5,