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HEUFFER, HENDRIX g. CO.,

COMMISSION ERCHANTS,
for the se of
Flour, Grain, Bacon & Produce generally
Corner East Bay and Union "harves,
CHARLESTON, S. e..
John Caldwell Pres'r. s. {. z. r.
1, Rec DlIn, Is /, Cha lesion.
hEfL->H'O7S' ! RD5cr Bryce, Es4-, Columbia -
X. Harrison & Co Charlotte, \ e.
TN presenting the above card would be doing in
justice feelings not 10 press our gratItLde To
oar numerous friends Georgia Tennessee North and
nth Carolina, their past unwavcrihg patronage,
since u commencement in this business in lS47.
We have uurscd jtis business from its infancy, fhOr
cd year year UveoPe the OF the back
country.
We have b.frd With tho ti.T rent lines of railroads,
and have been instrumental reducing In, freight on
produce reasonable rat
We have friends in Europe and the North, and are
prepared to made advances shipments 10 either
markets.
We would say friends and the public, that it
will be TO their interest to consign rs, pay
whole attention To this business alone.
We viii make Ei".al advances cnnsIGnmcnts.-
NEUFFER, HENDRIX IL co.
April :, 1854 376m.
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White CASTLE Soap.

White CASTLE SOAP. -
HIS new famiIy and Toilet SOAP is held in biob es
TEEN, and is superior to the ordinary Soap for its
bland and m1ient qualities. For the nursery it is
particularly aoaPted-nnocent in its combination nj
from all injurious alkalies This is an economic
Sap for families. Just received and for sa lie BY
FISHER & HEINITSH
aPra 14th Dispensing chemists
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New ESLrDa.
FRESH ARRIVAL,

TINS, ALLISON & CO, take pleasure in announc-
Eg 10 retail dealers aLd the public generally, that
they receiving and selling unprecedented
prices, ~ the largest and best assorted Stock Of
SirHCrT brought to this par: OF. the State.
Ii would BE- 10 the interest of those who buy TO sell
again examine their stock before going further,
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part follows:
800 b5Is. n. o. AIolasSes, fine.
50 Lhls. fine Cuba MolasseS,
200 bbIs. fine y. o. Sugar,
100 hhdS 90 90
1000 SACKS Of Salt,
Is tierceS new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
so sacks old G. Java,
30 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and a general assert
ment Of heavy Hardware.
Choice variety Of Teas,
Fine Cigars, and the finest Tobacco
ever sold in Charlotte.
Choice variety Of all articles KEEP
for family use.
500 kegs Northern Nails,
10000 lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Roping,
100 boxes Adamantinc, Sperm and tai
low Candles. --..
10 casks best London Porter.
go choice English Dairy Cheese.
~ All kinds of Produce bought at The highest
CASH prices, or taken in exchange for Groceries
at Cash Prices.
ELAIS. ALLISON & CO.,
Al Jno. WeilS's old stand.
Charlotte. March 81. 3G 'f
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SADDLES, ESs, &C.
At 10 per cent. eff for Cash!

THE subscriber again calls the attention of the ct-
?, Of harlotte and surrounding y, that he
has opent1 a Sadd and Harness Shop in this p acc.
q doors sout; Sadler's ote) where he is
hiring s Adde's I'D HARNESS of the best material
and SO per cent below tn~ usc" prices. He will man.
ufacure Saddles cheaper than Nor@ern SADDLE can be
bought in this place. Every article what he
represents it. the money refunded after moHt us tr
My stock of Saddles i'll consist of the following
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IAR. P. c. CALDWELL has associated his son, DIR.
u JOSEPH W. CALDWELL, with him in the Prac.
tee of Medicine. Office, End story in Ems brick
building; the Courthouse.
March "a, 1854 35.tf
N. BAH persons indebted to me by accounts are
requested to settle the same at an early day.
Mar "a p. G. CALDTELL.
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Back Creek Male Academy.

Back Creek Male Academy.
THIS Institution located o miles North East of
l. Charlotte, N. c.. Back Creek Church and will
be conducted under the supervision of Rev r. TavIor
whose experience teacher emnentIy qualities hin
for that Postion The exercises will commence the
moral and orderly families the Academy at So per
month. ~. --.s.- -. -
The following are the rates of Tuition: .-.-.
Elementary English Branches, per Session
Of $ months s. 90
History, &c, 8 m
Greek and Latin Languages, with Higher
Branches of Mathematics. = - so
J. HUNTER. s-ef @
Sec'y Board of Trustees
January g. e54. e1stf
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1858
1853. Fall Importations. 16S'
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSuALL,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
I QE2

VI again invite the attention of our purchasers OF
W DRY GOODS, in the South and South est
TO our Stock of Goods for fall trade. To Merchants
who have visited Market the past season, examined
our stock and become acquainted with our tacues Tor
business it is unnecessary say thatwe off rinduce
rnents second to no house in this country. Our fall
stock has been selected with great by two OF our
house from all the principle European Markets. Our
tvlcs and fabrics will be found better adapted to South
ern taste and sales than any goods imported intothe
country.
We wish it 'incy understood by buyers that tce
gorf all our foreign goods and arcade and deter
mined 10 sell them low the qualities are Sid
in any market in the United States.
- in
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Ladies' Dress Goods Department,

full complete assortment of all the newest styles
end fabrics, such
Sis, SatinS,
MurceliRcS De Chimes,
Cashmere, RoJeS. Morn DE LANES,
BrOcade anil Plain AfpacaS,
French and German NcriRocS, BoneGaztneS, Sat.
in De LniHeS,
SiM FeLUcts, Grapes, LaceS,
French, Scotch anil English GinshamS and
Prints. Also,
Long and Square Shascls, Grippe ShowLs,
NantiMttS, Minutes,
CH2h. Te/ce', and SIX Plain and
Ealbroidcred ViSeltfS. and CI0aks, S.ctSs and
French EmbrOitLcrteS,
IN great Dirietp;
IFht G0o3s Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, LaceS,
&C., &c.
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AND MANUFACTURERS OF LEMON SYRUP OF

o i ppy
Cit ana CountyM eran y
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TIn Shop.

= w = inform our friends ard the public gene
ID w raj Y, that have remoN ed our lin Sncp
E@1A to The house on Trade Street, Immediately be-
tween J. K. Harrison Il Go. and Springs mcLeoo
Groceries, where Will he pleased TO walt on an
wanting any article in line. We are now prepared
with every convenience carrying on the
Timing Business
and all other branches appeTtaIniRg thereto scale
Inueb more extensive has been the be-
fore in Charlotte $4,000 &,
GUTrERlNG.
Persons wishing any article in our line may rely
upon getting il al the shortest notice and at the lowest
price =.
We have just received large assortment OF Parlor,
Cooking and Shop Stoves, which we are desIrous oil
selling at very short profits for cash.
MOORE 81 -BYERLY.
January 20, 1854. p
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And last, but not least North Carolina Saddles Of the
best quality, from SIS to $50 have also hand Stir
rups of the best quality from 25 So so per pair.
Spurs, from Is $3.50; Whips from 123 ets
So so; Harness, SINGLE from $40 to $50 Double Har-
ness; from $40 to $500 and higher if ordered Bits
FROM Is Cts So Riding Brides from 81 to Sc; all
which offer for sale at per cent off for cash.
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and in a SUI
perior manner.
u All kind Of Country Produce will be taken in ex
change for werk done, &c.
March II, 1854 34tf VIM. WHEALAN.
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PPER 3 and pa BAND LEATHER, also fine TRUNKS
III r. SHAW
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GARBAGE BUSINESS.
THE Subscriber is happy to inform the
citizens of Charlotte and the surrounding $500
country that he has moved his New Shop on Col
lege tely back of Saders Hotel where lie
ready to attend all business in his line he has
got the best of Wokmen and is therefore determined to
do the best, and most fashionable work. ever put in
this town--and at moderate prices. :,
U REPAIRING done neatly and in durable man
ncF, by calling at the shop OF
Dec. II, 1852 If JOHN HARTY.
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CHARLOTTE
SADDLE b HARNESS MANDATORY.

CHARLOTTE
SADDLE B. HARNESS MANDATORY.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he is always prepared to furnish of his Mama
acture, most elegant outfit in the way Of
Saddles, Brides and Harness.
From his experience in the business he feels confident
that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to his
customers He has hand and will constantly keep
a large assortment of
Carriage, Gig, Suzky and Buggy Harness.;
Ladies and Gemtlemcm's Saddles,
Brides, Whips, &c.
His Saddles consist of the following varieties
North Carolina Saddles,
kentucky EsO.
Carpenters DO.
Decatur DO.
He has also variety of Saddles made expressly for per
travelling long distance, and warranted
well. Besides large ass,rtnent Of Saddles, Moss,
Blankets, Harness. Drovers Whips, Buggy Whips Boys
Saddles, together with all mann of
@ADLMRY HARDWARE,
He will sell the most reasonable terms, either by
wholesale retail.
Saddles, Harness, Trunks. Saddle Bags, &c. made
o order.
Call and examine at my Establis hment, one door Ea
ofSprings & M'CIoud's store. r
ROBERT SHAW. .
Nov 10. 1853. 1e-tf
Notice.
a Fox & Caldwell or TO myself individually, e.
quested to make imme diate payment. In my absence
the Books and Accounts will be in the hands of Mr..
P. Smith, who is authorised TO settle the same.
CT FOX.
Charlotte, March IA, 1854. 35.tf
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Il o siery.
In this department offer every possible variety of
SILK Cotton and Worsed Hose and halt )se Silk, Me-
rino and Cotton Under Garments Kid. Beaver,
Buck Silk, Wooen and Cotton
Gloves &C., &c
We pay particular attention this department of our
business, and embrace all the leading articles wanted.
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A full and complete assortment Of
Goods for Millinery Purposes.
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HUNTSVILLE, Yadkin Co, N. c., Nov. 2sh, lsss

The following unsolicited eer recently receivedGo
EInp Ne
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o. Pamphlets he bad rats at the Store of PRTTp
ARD & COLDWEIL Dtsggists, Sole Agents for haln
NC. Sold also by many ofhe leading Druggists IN the S
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Residence next house TO the Catholic Church.
Charlotte, II. e. Orders from the Country pune
tuaily attended to- March PA, '54.-ly.
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Linens amdLinen Goods

business, and embrace all the leading articles wanted
Linens and Linen Goods.
We offer in this department full and complete
stock of
6,7, 8, 9, and 1Ol Bleached and Brown
Dana SKIS, Table Covers all styles,
Diaper, Towels, Damask Napkins Damask Doyles
Dow as, Crash, Grass Linens,
8, TO- and I2{ Lin N SfectHgs,
Pillow Linens, and 4th Irish Linens,
Marseillcs and Lancaster Quilts
&c, &c.
Broad Cloths, C:'s>iEncres, yestings, and
TaiIOr's Goods.
In this department embrace all the best makes of
French. German, English nd Americ IN Cloths
Cassimercs and Vestngs, Black and
Colored Silk and S tin Vcsting, Velvet do,
and g. 4th English and American
Tweeds, Kentucky Jca::s,
Stiffness Linseys,
Plain and Plaid Cloak Innings. Canvass.
Padding, Silks, Twist, Buttons,
&c, &c.
Blankets, FlanneIs, Aerscys, DOnleS-
ties &C.
We Offer in this department of our business full
and complete assortment of
English and American Blankets
Negro Goods oSall qualities, Linen and Cotton
Osnaburgs and Colored Cotenadcs,
all styles;
White, Red and 3luc Flanncis, and BIcachcd and
Brown Domestics, all qualities.
Carpets, Oh Cloths, Rugs, Curtain
StuRS &c.
We pay particular attention this part of our bust
ness and supply every article in the House Furnish
ing Line, such
English, Scotch, and American Tapestry,
Venetian, three ply,
and Ingram Carpets, all qualities;
Rugs, Mats, Canton Mating, STAIR Rods,
Bindings. Rich Silk Damasks
WOrsted and Cotton Damasks, Lace and Muslin Cur.
tains, Loops, Gimps. Fringes, Tasscls -
Cornices, &C., &c.
We are prepared ia his department. to- furnish any
Goods wanted for Hotels, Steam Boats, and Private
Houses, and fit them up in the best style and manner
BANCROFT, BELTS, & MARSHALL,
Nos. 209 AND gil, KING STREET,
Corner of MARKET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Sspi. %, 1853. 10-Iy.
WM. ALLsTON GOERDIN,
Factor and C0mmlSxion he, chant
No. 10 EAsT-BAY,
CHARLESTON, s. c.,
OF Rice, Cotton, Corn, Sugar, Flour, Grain HAy &c
GUANO, GUANO, GUANO.
Genuine Peruvian Guano.
WIN. ALLsToN GoURDIN, Agent,
For the States of South Carolina, North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
Also, Agent for Baltimore & Southern Packet Co.'s
Steamships Office 10 East Bay.
September %, '53. 1o-ly
GEORGE N. HOPE,
PLAIN AND ORNA MENTAL
PIASTDR
Residence next house To the Catholic Church.
Charlotte, Il. e. Orders from ihe country pune
tuaily attended to-. March PA, '54.-ly.
A LARGE stock of Chmisetts, Colors an Under.
y sleeves, &c. sale at
SPRATf, DANIEL & co. IS
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GUANO, GUANO, .GUANO.
Genuine Peruvian Guano.
WM ALLsToN GoURDIN Agent,
For the States of South Carolina, North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee.
Also, Agent for Baltimore 4 Southern Packet Co.'s
Steamships. Office 10 East Bay.
September %, '53. 1o-ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-11-16
DISCONTENTEDNESS OF MAN,

Reader, have you ever known man that could say,
that be was "contented" Gowhere you see proper,
amoug the rich or the poor the man Of plenty the
man that earns his bread by the sweat ohiS brow you
hear the sound Of munnuring and the voice Of COM
plant. We once heard cooper remark "Ah, my
lot is hard one-iorever trotting around like dog
driving away at hoop, beating time with an adz
while time is beating me-" "lleigho, sighs the
Blacksmith on very hot day. rs he wipes the perspi-
ration from lis face, while standing by his anvil, with
piece Of hot iron in bis hand"this is life with
Vengeance-meltng and frying ones self over the
fire." 81 wish | was carpenter" says the
shoemaker, as he bent over his lap stone, "herc
am, day after day, pegging into it, with might
and main, wearing out my soul to make Soei
for Others" q am sick Of this out door work" e1
claims the carpenter boiling ond Sweltcring in the
sun, or exposed to the incemcncies Of the weather
were only a tailor" This is too bad" petu.
lanly cries the tailor, ITO be sitting up here pulling
Snt.-would that were engaged in more active
life" Last day Of grace and the Banks won't dis.
eount-customers wontpny- shall do1" says
the Merchant "I'd rather be dray horse almost any
thing, Printer" "0h dear, says the poor deUa Of
a Printer. wish some delinquent would drop int
my sanctum and fork, for don't know where my
next meal is to come from" Happy fellows" grosn
the Lawyer as he scratches his head over SINE per
picking case, or pores over some dry record, "happy
tsllowI" I'd rather hammer stone than cudgel m,
braiuS on tedious, vc1atious question" So it il
through all the lamfcatons of society," all are com
planning Of their conditions,--iinding fault will
their particular calling. ooh, Iwish was ything
only what am--somehing, nothing--I wish wa
dead, Or had never been born" So wags tho wsrd
20 it has wSggcd, and SO it will wag.
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TOIhe Public.

The undersigned citizens OF Ports
mouth cheerfully perform what they con-
ceive TO be duty TO their fellow cltlzens'
by informing them that they retain an
biding confidence. not only in the nteg'
rity, but in the ability oil Messrs DuGAN
& MAcKoY, Bankers. easily TO meet, III
the usual course of business, all their H.
abilities; and that we intend to continue
our business with them as heretofore:
J. V. Robinson. VIM. Hall, J. l.. Nc,
Vey. D. N. Murray, Ward. Murray and
Stevenson. John Mcdowell, II. Rhalman
]. NJ. Shackletord, A. II. Albertson. Geo
A. Waller, R. Bell, & Co Oaks q Bus
kirk, Hibbs & Hereodh, W. P. Martin
Milton Kennedy, Jos. W. Smith, B, l.
Jefferson. Carlisle Hunt, Ezra Ii. Noel
Jefferson g. Blair, J. B. Ofmsby, Henr!
Maule, G. F. Reignier, E. Glover, E. B
Greene, ONeill & Hunter, NJ. R, Te"k
bury, J. Stephenson.
We copy the abovefrom The Daily Tribune Of tn
18th, by which it will be seen that the business mel
Of Portsmouth, place the utmost confidence in the
biliy and integrity Of MeSSrs. Dugan g. MacKoy, a
Bankers, 1t must be gratifying to :hOSe gentlemen
to know that they have the full confidence Of s
large portion Of the business men of Portsmouth
and vicinity especially in the present commercial
and monetary crisis. We have no doubt they mCri
the confidence thus rcposel in them.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
sETGE OF sEVAsToRoL
Defeat OF the Russians i'm Asia.
NIw Enp Nov &c

New 1OR|, Nov l3.
The steamship Atlantic, with Liverpool
dates TO the lst inst, arrived al 2 o'clock
yesterday morning.
The seige of Scbastopol was progress
ing slowly.
A small breach had been made, and
tao outworks silenced; but the Russians
in sortie, had spiked l6 French guns.
The latest official news 10 the French
Government is Of the Goth. 1t says the
seige Of Sevaslopol is progressing favor.
ably for the Allies, but not much damage
had as yet been done to the Notifications.
Private accounts are later. They say
two outer ports Of the harbor. (probably
the White Tower } and an earlh.work at
quarantine. were destroyed by the fire
Of the English and French fleets on the
l7th. The Allies lost 100 killed, and the
Russians 500, including Admiral Karnil
fl.
The Russian official report Of the 23C
says the garrison had made a successful
sortie, and destroyed French battery
spiked l6 French guns, and taken Lore
Dunhellin prisoner.
LArEsT.-This "wednesday morn
ing's mail brings nothing more definite
The Cars two sons had arrived in thu
Crimea.
The Russian descent on the Debruds
cha seems to have been a mere manGvrt
to draw the Turks from the Pruth.
The reported defeat of the Russians a
Quincy, Asia, is confirmed.
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4 G D Cd I HING!

y Would just say TO my friends and customers
of jackson and surrounding country, that
have dissolved partnership with E. j. Payne.
and am now in the employ of T. B. Dickinson.
where | can be found at all times, ready to
please my cd and new customers, in room di.
rectly over 7. b. Dckasou's Store, which has
lately been fitted up expressly for the manufac.
turing of clothing etc. would also state that
persons buying clothing either ready made, or
made to order, run no risk in getting bit in their
bargains, as they are made by competent work
men, and warranted to be the very best article
Cloths bought at other houses. made with az
much pleasure as if bought at this Establish.
ment.
N. B. Good and competent workmen are
wanted at this firm, for which good prices will
be paid. A. d. MAXWELL.
Nov. 2, 50 32-tf pr
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Nrru uaOuertlsenlellts.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, SO.


DURSUANT to the command of an execu-
Il tion writ of feri facias, from the Court Of
Common Pleas, in and for the county Of Jack
son and State of Ohio, to me directed, shall
expose TO pubic sale, at the Court House, IN
said county,
on Monday, the 18th of Dec. A. D., 1854,
Atl o'clock, P. NJ of said day the following
described real estate situate In Jackson county,
Ohio, to wit Part of the south east q quarter of
section no. II, township no, 9, and range no.
II, beginning at the south west corner adioiu.
ing the lands sold off Of the same quarter, at a
stake from which an appletree ten inches diam.
eter, bears north As east AZ links distant
thence east ~ chains, to post chestnut, Is
south. 75 "a walnut l6, north 76 E I,O9:
thence south 80 chains, post walnut, Is north
Is east Az chestnut II, north 81, east 50 (;
thence east 4,OO chains, post appletree, 4 south
"a west 81 thence north 1900 chains. nost
black oak, south, 81 west 30 hickory 4 south
JO, east II ; thence west 1900 chsirs, most
locust slO south 40, west %, white oak. u
south - east 81 ;Athence south 81 80 chains, TO
the place of beginning, containing IS acres, be-
ing the same lands de- Cribed in deed from
Solomon lsamng3r anl wife, to John Kight,
and in which deed the said lsamnger makes the
following reservation, "excepting the iron ore
which |, Solomon lsamnger, reserved tho
right to dig and haul away, provided none be
dug in the orchard. or within fifteen rods of tho
house, provided if dig, or cause any to be dug
and hauled away, |, S. Isaminger, am to give
Kigh', as much land as is dug over" Valued
at $3.50, must sell for not less than $233 1881 4.
To be sold as The property of John Kight, at tho
suit Of A. j. Kinnison, as Admir-. OF Charles
Kinnison, deceased. Terms Of sale CASH
VlNTON POW ERS, shift. ]. G. o.
Nov l6, "a 34-tds
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NEW BANK.

We understand that company huve organized ioI
the purpose Of opening anew bank in this place BY
which greater number Of our people can be ae
sOmmOdated with money. We have no objections
10 this at all, for 0s are in want all the while and
probably can make small draW upon the Bank, at
some convenient time.
Such Institutions, arc, in fact, much needed in a
community especially to tue business man. When
all other resources exhausted hecan step into the
Bank and for n small discount get the use Of money
for short time, thus in great many cases, save
sacrifice Of his property which his creditors, like
hungry dogs" are using every means to disposses'
him of, and leave him pcnuycss, We wish the in
ItiLution long and prosperous life.
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DY virtue of an execution called a f. ia. to
I'D me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas, of jackson county, Ohio, will ,ffcr at
public sale, on
Saturday, the 25th day of November.
inst, between the hours of ten o'clock, A, NJ.
and five o'clock p. NJ of said day, at the resi-
dence Of Ephriam Johnson, in Jach son town.
ship, in said county, the following property
to-wit: One Steam Engine and Boiler, and all
he fixtures belonging to the same One two
horse Wagon, one bay horse, and one dun Mare.
Levied upon as the property of said Ephraim
johnson, at the suit of Kcnnady d Bonner
NINTON POWERS, Shift J. G.
Nov Q, "a 33-tds
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FOR THE JACKSON STANDARD.
Organization of Teacher. Institute.

Organization of IL Teachers Institute.
MEssRs. EDlToRS:-PursuaUt TO no.
lice in your columns, number Of Teach
efs met in jackson, on Saturday Nov,
llth, for the purpose of organizing an
Institute. for Jackson county. The NEE
ting was called to order by appointing
Mr.. A. Nichols 10 The chair
The president stated the object Of the
meeting, dwclt upon its Importance, and
urged the necessity of immediate and de
cided action.
Interesting and PertinentremarkS were
made by several gentlemen present; al
evincing a spirited determination to labor
increasingly for the permanent establish
menl ol such al association amongst US.
A committe was appointed TO draft a con
slilulion for the government Of the lnsli'
tute.
The following appointments werh made
for the next meeting, 10 be held at NJ
Gimor's school.room. on Saturday Nov
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on Eng. Grammar, I. Roberts; Arilhme
| tic, ], w, Longbon; Essay, S. II. Hurst
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OILS.
Again sc extend cordial invitation tt
the Teachers Of the county, hoping t
hear a hearty response from every dis
lrct T. sustain and aid us in this com
mendable enterprise
by order of the Institute.
SAM II. IlURsT, Sect y