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Geaal Notices.
SiicrIn sale.
Notice.


Samuel Mcclure, ! In Jackson Com.
Jane Mcclure, widow, a ''''
James Mcclure d others. IN Partition.
ZANE Mcclure widow Of Arthur Mcclure de-
81 ceased, late Of jackson county Ohio, and
james Mcclure, Margaret McCray and iIaryy
McGray her husband, Christopher Mcclure.
Nancy Mcclure, adults and Jacob Mcclure,
John Mcclure, Elizabeth Mcclure William a.
Mcclure aud George B. Mcclure, minors. III irs
Of said decd all residents of Jackson county,
Ohio, will take notice, that on The 9th day Of
August, A d 1853 the Undersigned filed pc
titi0n in the court of Common Pleas Of jackson
county, Ohio, where the same is now pending,
demanding partition Of the following promises,
situate in said county, to-wit: One square acre
of the south east corner of Lot number twenty.
four, of the lands in the SciotO Salt reservation
in said county. Also fifty acres off Of the south
end Of the east ha'fol the north west quarter Of
section number thirty, township number eight,
and range No. IL said purchase to extend the
full width of said lot, on the south end, and cx.
tend north for quantity 70 contain fifty acres,
more or less. Also the north half of the north
west quarter of section No 2j, township No. 6,
Range No. l8, in the district Of lands sold at
Chillicothe, Ohio, containing 50 acres, more or
less. Also eighty acres of land being part ofthe
south west quarter Of section No. 30, township
No 8, range No u, lying and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at the north west corner Of
said quarter, thence running south to the agreed
line between Samuel Mcclure and William Will
more; thence running east 10 the agreed line
between Arthur Mcclure and said Wilmore !;
thence running north to the north line Of said
quarter section thence to the place Of begin
ming. Also, Lot number forty Of township
No. q, range No. l8, commonly called the Scioto
Salt reserve, in Jackson county containing So,
acres Of land more or less. Also, one hundred
and fortynine acres of land, off the east end, of
the south west quarter, of section No. 30 town
ship No. 8, range No. II. Also the west half Of
the north east quarter of section thirty -one,
township eight and range seventeen, containing
eighty acres. The undersigned demands that
partition be made of said premises as 70 lows, to
witt TO Jane Mcclure the widow, dover in said
premises to the undersigned and TO each of the
other said heirs, one tenth thereof. At the next
term of said court, an application will lie made
by the undersigned, for an order, that partition
be made &c, Of said premises.
SAMUEL MCCLURE.
Jany. 10, '54. 4]-6w
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sciOtO stove Ware House.
NEW FIRM.

ANDREW o'NEIL. F. W. HUNTER.
O,NEIE g. HUNTER.
SUCCESSORS TO BYERLY G. o'NEIL
COPPERSMITHS AND PLUMBERS, TIN
AND SHEET IRON WARE MANUFAC-
TURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
And dealers in all kinds Of
Wood & Coal, PurIOr and all kinds of
COOlEing-StOves and Crates.
Market street, west side between Post Office
and United States Hotel: Portsmouth Ohio
Feb 9, 1915 3m.
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@. A. Il y L ES,


~ EEPS constantly on hand fall and com
IA pete assortment Of school and misceIlane.
GUS Books, Stationery. Fancy Goods. ligh' rea
ding, all the Popular Magazines, Wall paper
Window Shades, Carpenter architect Drafting
Paper, Maps, Gold Pens, AMI Pencils. Also a
great variety of Family Bibles Of every price
and quality, PACED Blank Books of every de
scription, he is Ia receipt of all the latest Pub
licaions. The Public are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock as he is determined tC
sell at the very lowest figures.
Market Street Portsmouth Ohio.
August %, lS53-nO-22 t.
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HO FOR A RIDE.


WILSON BARTON, IN Jackson D.,
HAupY BARTON, ct. ais In Partition
WN Pursuance OF all order Of sale, issued from
tbe Court of Common Pleas, Of jackson
county, Ohio, in the above cause, and to me d.
rected, / will expose TO sale, at public auction
on the ltll day Of March. u q 1904;
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A; NJ aud a
o'clock 7. NJ of said day at the door Of the Court
House, in the Town of jackson, } ackson coun-
ty Ohio. The following described real estate, sit,
late IN Jackson county, Ohio, to,wilt inc west
half Of the north east quarter aud the north cast
.duartcr of the south east quarter ana tne soeth
cast quarter of the north east quarter OF seclioh
No, is, Township No. 8, Range No, an inc
district of lands subject to sale at ChliilcGthe,
Ohio. subject to the dover estate, OF Charlotte
Barton, widow of Thomas Barton dec d. assign
ed by notes and bonds in said premises, upon
the terms following, to-wit; One third cash IN
hand, one third in one year, and the residue Ii
two wears with interest from the day Of sale,
VINTON POWERS, ShH. Y.
Feb. ., 1854 45-fds
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Greyhound Restaurant.
willis & Ripley.

MARKET ST.. OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE.
PORTSMOUTH, o.
nEG leave to inform their friends that they
\ ) are prepared to furnish all kinds Of refresh.
ments suitable TO the season, consisting of
Tripc, Tongue, Sardnes, Lobsters, Oysters.
fresh cooked and spced, CLANS, prepared in the
same STYLE, Eggs, Pigs Feet, Soups, and all 9th
or 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 whomay call forlhenl.
Sept 80, 1853.
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DEPOT GROCERY AND
? R0IISION TOR D.
s5stga gzzzHy7 80 81 fSslE
-SS55;,fJS ~ z zTSg

a CRISWELL would say to his friends and.
"a others, in jackson and county, that he
has just opened New Grocery and Provision
Store, near the Railroad Depot il this place.
where he is receiving, and Will constantly have
on hands. large and well selected stock Of
Groceries. which he offers at prices to suit
the times and pockets of all.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Molasses, Cheese,
Rasins, &c, besides great variety Of other ar
ticles usually found in similar estabIishments,-
The best article Of Sugar at g cents per ID.
coffee, l2H to IS cents per ID lea. ~ % t cts per
cal. retail, 2S cts. by the Dbl. Every
Thing else in the Grocery and provision line, IS
offered at proportonate prices. Salt, % cents
pcr ID. by the bush. so cts by the bbi.
Call and examine for yourselves
A. CRISWELL,
jackson, Dec, 8, 1883 37-tf
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SIcrIR'S Sale.


ToLBERT BRADSHAW d BARNS,
VS.. In Chancery.
JoHN S. & ALEX. BELFORD.
STATE of Ohio Jackson County.
DY virtue of an order of Sale, issued from the
ID court of common pleas, of the county afore-
said, to me directed, shall on
the nth day OF March, A. ID. 1854.
expose to public sale, at the door Of the court
house in the town of Jackson. in said county, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P. NJ. of said day, the following real estate, to-
wit: The South East quarter of the North West
quarter, and the N orth East quarter of the South
West quarter of Section No. eleven, IN Town
ship eight, [Sl Range Nineteen, l9l said prop
erty was appraised at one hundred and eighty
dollars. Said lands are to be sold for the pur-
pose of satisfying a Judgment, against the said
John S. q Alexander Bedford, in favor of said
Tolbert Bradshaw d. Barnes, rendered by the
court aforesaid.
VINTON POWERS, Shift. c.
BY H. H.FULLERTON, Depty.
Feb. ., 81, 45--tds
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.EnEsIlislg,

Having determined to give character TO the
city of Portsmouth, having but two extensive
Job ing houses he has opened room Oh h.s Sc
cond floor. where will be found general and
well selected stock Of Dry Goods selected for
country Merchants and Furnace Men.
Come 10 the PEOPLES sroBE on Front Street,
3 doors below court.
TotiIe Ladies.
Sttcr g. Larimer have also very LARGE stock
Of French works. consisting of collars, caPes,
underseeves, ch .lnes-ts, cutis, lace, edLing, in
srrtings etc, which will BE- closed out without
regard 10 cost.
Janv, IL, ~ 42-lY
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NOtiCC.
CArnARNr CALLAoHAN, In Jackson county

CATHARIXE CALLAGHAN, ] In Jackson county
Us. common pleas,
Jonv CALLAGHAv. Petition for divorce,
IN HE above named John Callaghan will take
ii notice, that on the Both day of January, A.
D., 1854, Catharine Caaghan liled.a 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 Tor
said divorce, wilfu absence of the defendant for
more than three years. Said petition will be tor
hearing, at The next term Of said court after the
expiration of two months for the filing of said
CATHARINE CALLAGHAN.
BY D. MACKLEY, her Atty.
Feb. Q, 1851 45-6w
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r E P AIR IN G.
Co-PnrtncrsIllD Noiice.

2 HAVE this day associated with Inc in bust
I ness, my brother Peter H. Murray, and
James Nc cKean. the style of the firm to be D. N.
Murray & Co., al those knowing themsel les
is indebted tonne wIlpease CALL and settle, as it
important my oil business should be closed up
as soon as possible. d. N, MURRAY.
Jany. lG, 1881.
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A Public Invitation.
YDICKOIK d Bro,

TEAvING just opened wholesale and retail
II Hat Store in Portsmouth, on Front
Street, between Market and Jefferson, they M
vite 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 hnd at our estab'
lishment full and complete assortment OF the
richest and most desirable styles, as well as the
most common fabrics, Our long experience III
the business, and knowledge OF manufacturing
with the facilities for purchasing, are such that
We are confident we can sell Lower than any 9TH
er House inthe West.
The highest price paid in cash, for all kinds
Of Shipping Furs.
Sept 80 1853.
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Notice..
Adam Winfough, Plaintiff, }
! r. CassidaY. Defendant.

A. X. Jasslday, DeIenuaHI'
TEyHE L above defendant non resident oil Jack
son county, is hereby notified that on The
3D. day of February, a, D, 1854, an order of at
tachment in the above cause was issued against
him by John Goodrich Esqr., one of the Justi.
ces of the Peace of Washington Township, in
Jackson county. for the sum of five dollars and
fifty five cents interest, at the instance Of the a.
boye Plaintiff, and that said cause has been CON
tinued by said Justice, until the 25th day Of
March, A, d, 1851 at 10 o'clock A, NJ, Of said
day. ADAM WlNFouGH'
Feb. l6, 'Si. 47--3wt .1AG A.4
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Guysotts Yellow Deck and SarsapariIla,
Wi,tar'S BiIsam Of Wild Cherry,
Extract of Moss Rose,
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GOED! GOLD!! GOLD!!!
CRAVEN, HAMMERED, POUNDED, RoL' ED, READY AT
8, g S. SMNEY&'SO
To be sold Gold, Gold, Gold.
THE undersigned having permanently estab'
Iished themselves in this place, would announce
TO the citizens of jackson and vicinity, that
they will keep constantly on hand large lot of
watches, Clocks aMd JcWelry,
which they will sell at the lowest cash price,
all kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry re-
paired. Entire satisfaction warranted or mon
ey refunded o. & s. SA4LOk'
Two doors west of the post Office,
In Mrs. Sylvester's Block.
September l5, 1853. 25--tf
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A REASONABLE NOTICE.

TENHosE persons knowing themselye' in
debted to me, on Book Account or other nn.
settled accounts of long standing, are requested
to come and square them up, by Note or other
wise: if not shalt be reluctantly competed 10
hand hand them over for collection.
.7I II. w WHITE.
Jackson, Dec. 80. '53. 40
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GUNsMlTHlNG BUSINESS

lie h,5 constant; AMI will keep on hand,
not only gooI, but BETTER assortment of
Rifles, IowIiug pieces and Pistols, Manufacture
% by himself, and lder his immediate inspec
ton, and from good material as can be found
elsewhere in the State Persons wishing to
furnish themselves with first rate article Of
this kind, will 10 well to call aud examine, az
no is Lptermned not 10 be unleSold, ttaki. z
the quality into roHsI1eration,) by any simiia.
esiablisIiment His work will al be warranted
10 be first rate, both in regard to quality of ma
teda md
TYLE OF FINISH;
ror;.hining the most modern taste and economy
with utility ami convenience.
Being furnished from one Of tie best Houses
IA mE EE Va CID EE HA
with the celebrated Refined RemmIn ton
GUN BARRELS
drilled out of the solid Iron thereby rendering
them clear Of flaws and racks of every descrip-
ton, and the best kiad Of Cap and Pill percus-
sion locks. The proprietor is enabled to saw
that the purchaser can rely on these articles Al
being good which is n very necessary quality ia
all kinds of fire arms.
r f. p A [ r | n c.
executed with neatness and dispatch: Engray-
ing ON Woed, Iron, Copper or Steel, Cast Steel
Sltmps and Lettering, Masonic, County ana
Odd FELLOW Seals, Masonic Jcwelryr made and
Engraved to order.
Dec %, 1853. 40-T-c
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GUNNERlEsI
POWDER.

He also keeps constantly on hand very
article Of
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There never was, nor ever will be ,
law made by Ohio or any other State, pro
viding for the taxation Of property, tha
will moi be objected TO by ono or anolhe
cIrss of the inhabitants Of such State II
is not in the nature of things, under ou
at present organized system Of busines.
operations, our traficking and trading
system, 10 apply law tina! will take all
the property of the State and place it on
duplicate for taxation, without doing seem
irg in justice 10 portion Of community.
Ilense the old system favored Capitalists
and spectators al the expense Of the
land owners and tillers Of the ground
| WtiiIst tho ia1d ON ner, Tie farmer, anC
the mechanic we're forbid making any
deductions Oh account Of Indebtedness
because as general thing, they owed
little or no'hlng,the speculator and trades.
man found /, 10 his interest TO 90 in
debt, and remain ia debt, whether bona
fdely or not TO escape equal taxation
with his more unfortunate neighbor, the
farmer; and hence. The inequality bore
heavily on a class of community who
did not con,fol the finances of the
State.
These propositions are self-evident
from the fact that all the murmurings
and complainings come from the specu.
laors and tradesman, and the farming
community ,{wllo by the way, always did
complain less than other people, not
withstanding the unjust system which
taxed them and exempted others) en-
dofse ard sustain the law as il is, be.
cause it looks more towards equality than
any of lis predecessors. We have no,
met single farmer who does not fully
endorse the doc,tine ms advanced by the
Supreme Cour, They argue, that, as
no law can be made to work perfectly e,
quail ON all classes, and as they have
borne the burden 70, many years, whilst
spectators and tradesmen have had the
full benefit Of exemptions, in the absence
ofany other good argument III favor Of
The present system, they claim that the
tables should be turned awhile, and that
although they lave no more direct benc>
fl from deductions than formerly, their
nelghbors are now placed where these
special privileges cannot reach them
any more than they formerly benefited
themselves.
We do no, believe the present mode
of taxation in Ohio will ever be reduced
to more perfec, system. The law as it
iis, is but smhll advance on Alfred hel-
Iey's model Wing law Of 1s16-ihat law
taxed property ttD;ce, as palpabIy as does
the presen, one, and not whg opened
his mouth against it. The present one
is the same, except as TO it's provisions
in relation to Banks and capitai-the an
alogy between them is SO striking that
stranger would not recognize them as
lantagonistic partys except as to provision
10 keep pace with the progress Of the
age .-Celina Standard.
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SHOWING THE CLt VEN FooT.- The
in'e'Igencer has Leen laboring hard Ia
P'tTney the Germans into the Wing fold.
an3 1t has paraded in capitals a remark
dIsrespeciful 10 that class of foreigners rs
sad 10 have been made by Senator Bot,
er, Of South Carolina We have no
better evidence than an abolition news
paper to prove thatMr. Butler never made
the remark attributed TO him. But we
have an authentic report of the speech
made on the Homestead bill, in the Uni
ted States Senate, by Mr.. Thompson, Of
Kentucky, rahid Wing, and the suc>
cessor, we believe, of Henry Clay. 10
his iirado Of ebueo Of tho bill lre smoke
as follows:
+" But they ore further told that while
none of you sbnl have any of il, we will
give it TO some Hessian whose ancestors
bu'cherec yours for hire in the days of
the Revolution. (Applause.) We will
not give ii TO your people for schools or
school houses, but will give il 10 SOME
DUTCHMAN WITH SUCH A HIGH
BACK AND FEET so BROAD THAT
II WILL TAKE THREE GENERA
TlONS TO LICK HIM INTO THE |
SHAPE OF AN AMERICAN GEN, |
TLEMAN.(Loug continued laughter and
applause) The old States, by the policy |
Of this bill. will bo entirely excluded I
from the public lands The people Of
one>half Of them will be told when they |
desire 10 go there-"You can't come |
in you're tainted with negroes"
Now, since the Intelligencer is will
ling to hold the Democratic party ac>
coun'able for an odions sentiment char
ged upon Democratic Senator, il, will
not refuse TO be accountable in turn for
The expression Of seua,or Thompson -
Hamilton Telegraph.
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WHOLE NO. ess.
L A w S OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

| 11IN NJ
To amend an act entitled fan act TO pro.
vide for tho organization, supervision
and maintenance Of Com monSchools,' .
passed March IA, 1853.
Sec. l. Be IL enacted By the GeneraE
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That Sec
ton slxty>ihree Of the act entitled, "an
ac' to provide for the Reorganization, su-
pervirion and maintenance Of Common
Schools" passed March fourteenth, one
thUusua'l s'ghI iraaGTed and ffy.three, I,
be, and hereby 10 go amended as 10 read
as follows: SEC 90. For The purpose
of afording The advantages Of a free edu.
ca'lon 10 all the youth Of this State, The
State common school fund shall hereaf>
Ter consist Of such sum as will be produ>
ced by the annual assessment of one and
one half mill Oh the dollar valuation, on
the grand list Of the taxable property Of
the State; ard there is hereby levied and
assessed annually, in addition 10 the rev.
enues required for general purposes, the
said enc and one half mills upon the dol-
lar valuation as aforesaid and The amount
so levied and assessed shall be collected
in the same manner as other State taxes;
and when collected, shall be annually dis
tribuled TO the several counties OF the
State, in proportion 10 the enumeration
of scholars, and be applied exclusively TO
the support Of common schools.
SEC. 2. That section sixty. three Of
the act TO which this is amendsiory, be-,
and the came ia hereby repealed.
F. c. LIE BLOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
ROBERT LEE,
President Of the Senate, pro tem.
May Isl, 1854. } 'Ia
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A recent letter from Madrid to th,
London Times, abiding TO The misun'
derstanding in the case the Black War
rior, closes with this language:
"7o any but Spaniards there can
scarcely be a Shddop of doubt as to the
.futc of Cuba in case of war Nth Spain
dmd the St0tes-supposng,o course, mon.
interference on The part Of any powerful
ally Of the former country, AT the same
time, America would no, escape undam>
aged in contest with This comparatively
feeble country The ocean arould be
quicky corertd trith priuatfers aade'
Spanish cQlors, and American commerce
,oould suffer greatly. And at the las
moment, when all hope was lost, fully
believe that Spain would emancipdte The
slares and abandon the island 10 lheu
sooner than see The darling possession
The 'lhe queen Of the Antilles fall an
easy prey and furnishing possession into
the hands OF the ambitious and encroach.
ing republic which gives i, so much un>
easiness. | infer this. at least, from the
tenor Of conversation here, and | doubt
not that the Spaniards, their ingenuity
stimulated by sheirdefeat and spolation,
would find means 10 leave the island in
such stale as togive the Americans a
vast deal Of trouble, even after the last
European had Quilted its shores. The
more sensible men IN this country admit
that Cuba mast, sooner or later, pass in,
to the possession Of the States; but they
admit with a feeling of infinite bitterness,
and with stubborn resolution, that the
change Of owners shall, occur as late as
possible, and the prize be dearly bought
by The conquerors.
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The New York Evening Post, the lea
ding Democratic paper in N. Y, speaks
ing Of the passage Of The Nebraska bill
the day after its passage, says:
"Thc result is inevitable; the demos
cratic party has los. lis moral strength in
the FREQ Siates;'it is striped of the re-
Fspect otthe people by the misconduct o.
those who claim 10 be its leaders and
whatever boast we may make ofour ex-
cellent maxims Of Legislation and poll.
cy in regard to oiber questions the decd
OF yesterday puts us in minority Tor
years to come"
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THE Salt LAKE OF UTAm.-Exper

TIE SALT LAKE OF UTAH-Experi-
ments have been made upon the proper.
lies of the water OF Salt Lake, Utah, for
preserving meat, by Mr.. S!ansbury and
his associates. A large piece Of beeI
was suspended from cord and inmer-
sed in the lake for over IL hours, when
it was found 10 be iolerably well cured.
Afler this, all the meat they wished to
be preserved was packed into barrels
without any salt whatever, and the yes.
sells were then filled with Lake Water.
No fu:lhev care or prep aralion was nec>
essarv, and the meat remained perfectly
sweet, although constantly exposed to
the atmosphere and SUM- They we're OBJ
liged 20 mix fresh wafer with the brine
10 prevent the meat becoming too salt for
present use,-Er. h d Fl, b5a..4.
lllhnJSecreiaryofthe Navy has recalled
1.-The Japan expedition, with the unqualified
approval Of Congress.