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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS /.
L a T Z K FKU VI Z . Il 0 7 r.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
PAGiFiGg
31aA go.
Advance in BreadStuG'S!
EXCITEMENT IN ST. PETERSBURG
DREADFUL SHIPWRECK |!
FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
New YoRK, Feb. 9-P. NJ

New York, Feb. 9-P. NJ.
The steamer Pacific arrived at this por
this afternoon at O'Clock, with Liver
pool dates to the Goth.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales of cotton for three days a.
mounted to $4,000 bales at the following
quotations Orleans fair 5td, middling
do sgd, upland fair Cd, do middling 5sd
The demand was moderate, and prices
had declined I'd.
BreadstufiS have further advanced, and Richardson
Brothers quote prime qualities Baltimore aud PhilG-
delpha Flour at4ls cd to 45s. Robert Maxim quotes
the prices current for United States White Wheat at
lis lOd to lbs Cd mixed and rcd l2s to los Cd ;
Western Canal Flour 43s Cd to AS, Ohio a to Ass
white Corn 10 to 52s, yellow do 50 to SIS
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London Times,
says that the reply of the Emperor of Russia though
not eouchcd in very strong language yet it was of
such character as to leave but ttloh of change
in the Emperor's mind Tho popular excitement at
st, Petersburg is indccribablc and tho French Gov.
ernment anticipates an explosion Of such kind rs
shal force tho Emperor 10 make formal declaration
OF war before even his plans are arranged,
1t Is believed that ten or fifteen thousand Russians
have crossed the Danube.
The spleudidnCw iron cmigrntshp Tay leur, from
Liverpool the 10Th, for Melbourne struck and sunk
in Dublin Bay, Four hundred lives were lost.
The news may be bo briefly summed thus NO
abatement in @tual hOStities and preparations for
attack but no further battles reported, either on the
Danube or in Asa, The allied fleets were Inst sOeu
steering for Batowa, with fair wind. The Russion
fleet is also at sea.
Telesnphc news from Vienna say that the Czor's
final reply will DO contemptuous refusal Of Tho Vi.
emma note and ussrting positively thut he will not
give up one jot Of Mensohikoff's first demand.
Considerable movements had taken place along
tho Danube, but no further battles have been fought
Tho English people, seeing the imincncy Of war,
appear to have made up their minds to the necessity
and quietly acceptt.
Mr.. Mason, Minister to France has presented his
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Mn EDITOR In your editorial of last
week, am persuaded that you reflected
The sentiments of large majority of your
fellow citizens therein, and it is truly a
matter of rejoicing that public opinion ON
this important theme is, at last, begin.
ming to assume the proper direction.
l was pleased with your remarks and
doubt not that they were read with pleas.
ure by your numerous readers.
An object at once SO momentous, so es.
sential, so desirable, the sine qua non of
our future social, moral and intellectual
greatness, cannot fail to prove of great in.
terest to the present generation, and to au
CUR high hopes, bright anticipations and
a brilliant future for posterity.
You say that from sixty TO eighty schol-
ars are crowded into each small school
room. BY comforting with teachers and
from visiting the schools, find one hun.
drcd and ninety scholars, (boing ninety.
Eve to each room, crammed away into
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Mn, EDITOR AN amusing incident
connects itself with The late act of Consoli.
dation The S, d II v II. r., Co, has
been for some time bitterly intriguing to
destroy the Hillsboro Road and believing
that a consolidation with the Marietta
would merge the former in the latter, and
be the surest mode, they have strained
every effort, to accomplish this object
All this was done TO secure the mineral
transportation from the Coal and Iron re-
gion over their road and to Portsmouth /;
well the act is done--ihe lime from Jack.
sou to Cincinnati is StiH 10 erist as before,
and in addition, connecting line is IN
iedre The Marietta Road, al or near Ham.
den Gld running S. Eas eriy pass into
the rery heart Of The Iron Gehl, to unite
with ours thereby entirely (instead of
partially as under the original plan) de-
priving them of this trade This is Just
reward for oilicious intermedlng.
Though this result is Nughabli to people
generally, the Stockhold rs will not derive
much amusement from contemplating the
folly of such Kinueyism Among nader
currents, it is always uncertain what is
our destiny. Double dealing and in
trlguc, slander and conspiracy do not al
ways pay.
We have some curiosity to know wheth-
er we can nor, get down any Coal, We
shall see. M.
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S. COOPER, Adjutant General.
Appointments by Inc GoYernor.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COLUMBUS, Jan. %, 1854.
HEAD QUARTERS, Ohio Militia.
ORDER No. /.
Ransom A, Gillett, of Portage county
and VIM. G. Mcdowell, of Hamilton
county, Abide Camps to the Governor
and Commander-in- Chief.
W. S, V. Prentiss, OF Franklin county
Adjutant General.
S. W. Andrews, of Franklin county,
Quarter Master General.
Percival W. Rice, of Cuyahoga coun
ty, Pay-Master General
Thomas p Fenefrock, of SanduSky
county, Commissary General.
G. Volney Dorsey, of Miami county,
Surgeon General.
They will be obeyed and respected ac.
cordngIy. WILLIAM MEDILL.
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GT0wing to the recent heavy rains, the streams
in this quarter are very much swollen. Our French
gentleman of Gallipols may look out for another
mail failure. "Its an i'll wind that blows body
good" Is an old saying and now to make I good We
presume that the journal man will PUFF and BLOW
every steamboat Captain and Clerk on the river high
sky. 'frhanks for late paper" ha hal hal
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MAR RTE D.

On the Sth Feb. 81, by Rev. W. Hatfield, SAMUEL
H. Books and MARIA MILLER, all of Jackson, Ohio.
[Wc Cheerfully acknowledge the receipt Of portion
Of the good things prepared for the bridal feast for
which, the happy pair have our warmest thanks.
Alas Sammy, your tied into dOuble-bcau-kuot
Aud with Maria your foltuneyou've certainly got
May your lives everpqsS without discOrds or crooks,
And your efforts be crowned with many Rig Books.
On the 9th inst, by Rev j. 7. Holiday, Dr. EAsoS
hvzGERALD an HARMON CIssNA, both of Jackson,
Here it isagain, another wedding-yos, boys, and
another supply Of cake. Who wouldn't bcaP Printcr1
Our devil says he would mt "BE ANY THING ELsEr'--
specially about wedding time.
"Whore'er thou goest, will go;
Whore 'er thou diest, die;
Together in one humble grave
Our senseless dust shall lie.
And will love thy chosen friends
Thy people shall be mine
And we will kneel to praise one God
Before one common shrine.
Our souls--ah, what shall part our soulsl
In tics Of love entwined
They will defy the spells and chains
That even death can bind"
On the llth inst, by the same JonN A. ELLIOTT,
and CATHARINE FOWLER, both Of this county.
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DYES BANK Mirror This Detector Of counter.
feits is again upon our table. We would just say
that this Detector is taken as a guide by all AC
Bankers and Business men Of Cincinnati, and through
out the State generally. We would recommend it Il
our merchants and others rs most reliable dctector
Published in Cincinnati by John S, Dye
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jackson Meat Market.

Those Of our readers who have had the, heretofore
pleasure Of trying Yankee Dimmicks superb Bee
Steaks and Roasts, con have the opportunity Of SC
doing, again, by calling at his "Stall' on Friday
(to-morow) morning lie has just brought in two
Of the finest Becvcs that has ever been in this market
and will be most happy to serve all his old customers
and as many new ones as "haye min ito call. "
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RUNAwAY-A pair of horses, which had, through
carelessnes or sheer negligence boon'lcit stand with
out hching, ran awayon Saturday last Some small
children that were playing upon the sidewalk, very
narrowly escaped being rn over Il there an or
dinance against permitting horses to stand in the
streets without being htchcd2 !. 80, why not put
into execution
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DR.. J. II. G. MILLER-We take pleasure in saying
that this gentleman has mot moved" from the corner
or Broadway g. Pearl Streets, but that he is there "at
ever supplied with tremendous large stock Of the
finest Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils Dyestuiis etc
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Let not the memory Of Washington be forgotten.
Hnl for CnlIRnrnin.

Company Of some six Or eight young men Of thii
place, are making speedy preparations for trial O
their fortunes in that Gland of Gold-Calfomia, -
We understand that it is their intention 10 staItsOmc-
time in the month of March. We speak for them a
pocket full Of rocks" without any body to throw
KLa,s ID
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JACKSON Feb. ls, 1864.
Mem AOuertisenlents,
Notice.
Adam Winlough, Plaintiff, J

A. R. Cassiday, Defendant.
THNHE above defendant non resident OF Jack.
H. son county, is hereby notified that on the
Sd 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 Jusff-
ces of the Peace of Washington Township, In
Jackson county. for tile sum Of FIVE dollars arl
fifty. five cents interest, at the instance Of the ~
boye Plaintiff, and that said cause has been con-
tinued by said Justice, until the 25th day Of
March, A, D, 1854, at 10 o'clock A, M, Of said
day. ADAM WINFOUGH.
Feb. I6, '54. 47--3w
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22nd FEBRUARY.

Wednesday next be it remembered, is the ami
versary Of the birth Of the Father Of our Country
Gen. GEORGE WAsHINGToN-a name, at the mention
Of which, the heart of every true American swes with
patriotism. We have not heard Of any preparation
being made for celebrating the day; come boys, stir
yourselves, and
Let not the memory Of Washington be forgotten. +"
"Scloro VALLEY TINES We have received the
Sd No. Of this paper, and must acknowledge that
there has been much improvement made, both over
their lst Nos and also the "old' Pikeon Democrat,
as the "TINEs"
"Shines bright in its new Piketon home"
And comes out with an almost entire new dress, Of
beautiful type. To Bros. Broadess g. Doau, we
extend the right GT Of fellowship, and wish them
Gods Speed, in their enterprise. Judging from the
No before us, We have no hesitation in saying that
they will be literally patronized by the citizens o.
Pike and adjoining counties, We wish Mr.. Nelson
all success, in his rctiracy.
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Thursday, l6, 1854,

GJ-S. H, PARvIN, No. g. 4th ST., is our author
lied Agent to procure advertisements and subscrp-
tions, in Cincinnati.
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SECTION 1. Be il enacted By The Gene
raj assembly Of The State of Ohio, That
the Courts OF Common Pleas shall be an
nually held in and for the several counties
of the seventh judicial district, as follows,
n. init.
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Times Of holding Courts In the 2d Sub.
AiVisIOn of the 7th Judicial District
fer 1884. .rt
Scioto County--February l3lh--May
8th--Oetober 30th.
Pike Couniy--February 9Th, May
22d, and October Esd,
lawrence Couniy--March 7th, June
18Th, and September 28th.
Jackson County--Maroh 2lst, May
30th. and October lilh.
Vinton County--March eth, June 9th,
and Ociobsr I7lh.
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IEGTsLATIvE.

NVTVH"V"1 TTHNl TVU' IV'
MORNING SESSION

COLUMBUS, FfHhy foD' lU.
MORNING SESSION
IloUsE.-The appropriation bill for the Legislator,
was read the third time, and recommittod
Mr., Converse introduced bill, allowing directors
Of tumpikcs TO use either plank or gravel in recon
structiOn.
Mr.. Rogers introduced bill authorizing adminis-
traitors and executors to administer oaths.
The Perry county contested election case was Ia.
ken up aud debated until recess
SENATE.-Thc bill to pay thcclam Of Judge Holt,
passed.
The court bill for the ninth district passed
DR.. Williams, Of COshocton, introduced bill pro-
Viding for the removal Of any justice of the peace
who should fail 10 pay over promptly money collect.
cd on judgments.
Nothing else was done Of interest up to recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HoUsE-Mr. 0'Neil's resolution for commits.
iOner TO take testimony In tho Perry county cSc, wus
rejected, yeas 81, nays 10. The report of the COM
mittee, with the whole testimony, was then laid on
the table to be printed. The appropriation bill was
amended by including provision Tor the Nsylmn,
and for the Quarter Master General aud ordered to a
third reading tomorrow.
Mr. Taylor. Of GOauga, moved TO take up the rcso.
luton recommending the romotul Of the miut from
Philadelphia to New York and the establishment of
branch at Cincinnati, which was agreed 10,
Mr.. Taylor then spoke in favor OF the resolution
auI "A uyaa a1o,tnI kv n vnfa nf 40 IN N
Mr.. Birclard offered a resolution, fixing the 2Oth
inst. as the day on which the Perry contested casc
would be heard by counsel. Adopted
Adjourned
SEsArE--The Nebraska resolutions were taken up
and referred 10 tho committee on federal relations.
The bill 10 refer the location OF the county seat Of
Noble county 10 the people, was indefinitely post
poned. Adjourned.
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DR.. anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
Osgood's India Cholagoguc,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Old DR.. TOwensend's Sarsaparilla,
Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry,
Extract of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary Balsam,
Purifying Extract,
Railways Ready Relief
&" Renovating Resolvent,
r. Regulators,
G." Circassian Balm,
MalirAI aap,
Sellers ecpne Yftp.
Vermifuge.
Liver Pills,
McLanes Pills,
Vermifuge,
Sovereign BaIsam Pills,
Soule's Balsam Syrup,
Kier's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Jayne's Ague Pills, n @t&
Sanative Pills,
Alternative,
Hair DYE,
Hair Tonic,
Vermifuge,
Expectorant.
Lyons Kathairon,
Christie's Galvanic Belts,
MOrehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Cholera Syrup,
Stephens Butterscotch,
Wistar's Lozenges,
Bar ellis Indian Liniment,
Vernifuge,
Blake's Sanative Pills,
HOofland's German Bitters,
Great Western Liniment,
Ecclectic Liniment,
Nerve and Bone Lniment,
Magnum Bonum Linimeut,
Liquid OpOdeldoc,
Tar Ointment,
Back Salve,
Browns Jamai "a Ginger,
DeGray & Cos. Pills,
Brandrelh's Pills,
Lets, Smiths, Wrghts, and others Pills,
Badgers Pain Extractor,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Denig's Cough Syrup,
Carmina i've.
Worm Syrup,
Rushton and Clark's Cod Liver Oil,
DR.. HOughton's Pepsin,
Restorative Btters. &c., at
MILLER'5 Drug Store.
or Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio.
Feb. l6, 1851. 47--tf
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LAWS OF OHIO
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

I, AN ACT
TO fix permanently the times for
holding the Courts of Common
Pleas in the Seventh Judicial
HiStrict.
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SciOiO q Hooking Valley Rail Read.
| - r Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
Ss fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC /.
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adioin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup
plies. S. R Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro.
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
DT Orders promptly filed, and letters of in.
quiring, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address, .
S. r. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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PURE LIQUORS. {
M OLFE'S Scheidam Schnapps, Catawba
w Wine, at MILLER's Drug Store.
Feb l6. '54 47-tf
Notice to Teachers,

THE Board of School Examiners of Jackson
Il County, have PERMANENTLY FIXED the fol-
lowing times, TO continue from year to year,
for the public examination Of teachers at Jack.
son in said County, and teachers will POSITIVE
LY not be examined on any other days, to-wit
The LIST Saturday in each month for the first
eight months in the year, and the LIST aud 4th
Saturdays in each of the remain ing four months,
commencing at o'clock A. M
J. w. LONGBON, Clerk
of the Board of Examiners.
Feb. l6, '54. 47-tf
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Inventors and
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j: IA. SWEAN,

rae WOULD inform their friends and the
%3AA, public that they lave just removed tlclr
SSt28stOre into the Brick Building opposite tho
Courthouse, and having just made large additions
to their stock of goods, thoy now offer for sale an
unusual and choice assortment of articles In
their line, at the lowest prices.
They have on hand q large lot OF gold and sill
yer lover, lcpino and quarter watches
Clocks of every description, at prices that can.
not fail to suit all.
Also, fine assortment Of 1EwELRY, con-
slsting of Breast Pins, Ear and Finger Rings,
Gold and silver Fob and Guard ChninS; Gold and
Silver Pencils, Crosses, Lockcts &c.
They would invite particular attention 10 their
FANCY ARTICLES, among which mny be
found rk-Boxes, Dressing Cases, Fancy
Goods, Mirrors, Brushes, &C., &c.
N. B-Watch and Clock repairing done on
the shortest notice and warranted. jun at
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DIED,

A: his residence, in Taylor county, Va, Mr.
HARRISON FLETCHER, on the 10th inst,
in the G5th year Of his age.
The subject Of this notice native of
FnuQuir county, Va, and moved 10 Taylor
county in 1871. Mr.. F., an industrious
farmer, upright citizen an obliging ncighhor, and
nffoctonate parent. lie was esteemed by all
who knew him.
His last illness, though protractcd. was borne
with resignation and forlituda., Death drew him
rcsistlessly TO the tomb. AS lie ncared the house
appointed for all living, he felt that he &C
cePted by tho Saviour, and chcerfully resigned
his soul into his hands. To mourn their loss,
he has left a family of ton children; and large
circle of relatives and acquaintunccs. May they
draw comfort from the only source OF consoia-
lion, for the brrcaved and afflicted of earth, and
when they follow him to the tomb, may an ctcr-
nal reunion take place in that world where sick
ness aud death are forever unknown.
y FRIEND.
u Pruntytown Gazette and Mountain Mess
scuger please copy.
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1uronrASr TO u111Ens.

Rnf-tIE 1rT~VBE nl, I
1Iovirr hoard many statcmanis nrc;ndic;oI r.
vonr Patcnt Gn,coI Nils tbo roSpIt ~ iGnoo
and nronIicc 7 co1f,ss.T o IN ,.oLI 49, ~;
pressed For Iong linz nnt;iI Ind n"cJ sor1o
ionr made bv tbsm 1yi,cn was conviMced tInt
tLev were cnnaIn of naIkn@ as GOOD nv hott"r
-four than lad ovcr had from INV other i-;nd
Of Mills, Now this ia 70 cert; fv flat have IN
my basement. No. / Buffalo street two RIM 81 Of
Your Conicmi Mills. with Which have made M 10
within tic last four months large Gnontit1N ~
-four, from an average of four bushels and 10
nonnLs oC wheat r. tio l,orroI lie : I ~
passed for extra in tic city of New OF S tSc
other half for supcrfinc. l have done tL;s ~
satisfy myscf MS to the Weld %eIicv Cii 80, ~
Mills rco1irc not more than onoL"If ne 49, Uon
11orrcr Nc ~ a. t mn as Ihuch
Of business Thcy also r 10 do co onG
tbo oi -; t ny '.,sp ELiI'" cool' co9sGqE
brighter the frmentnn "9 the the 40Mr
NOT Lo,;r1 Loo, 80 f. 81 e " wv I.ouI
stronr%h od oLsIJ T." nlsU moro
:I,cn ,,,,Sn - 49, IoI - 49, i Vi M"T T
nat stonn T S,r Posrnatf;Iy 'ne
cAAIT1G ~ : P ,itSI PI NpHSSSID
r. C,,,,v,.. T, - M A'A"4A1AN A|A701N'
- KS Is H I4
Mn r NV n b, Conn, sept 9TH, 1888.
MIR. ClAhLEs Ross, Rochester, SIR I'm reply
70 your icoteT on tne subject OF Your Mill, have
~ ,"5 .n"C nane' unuer INC d!rcctlon OF the
GlDson' purchased several of them, with horse
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Notice,

" IRGINlA Pursuant 10 an order of the
County Court of Harrison county, made on
the 20t9 day Of April 1853, in the cnso of the
n. w. Va. Railroad Company VS.. Alstorphius
Wcrninger, appointing the undersigned u COM
missioner TO ascertain and report what persons
have liens on the real estate of said Wernnger,
and who are entitled to, and in what portions.
the sum of twelve hundred dollars, deposited
il said Court by said Railroad Company as da-
images awarded against them in constructing
their railroad. The persons interested in said
fund are hereby notified TO appear at the Clerk S
office of Harrison County Court on ar before
the 18th day of September S5l and then and
there produce their respective claims and the ovi
dcnce in support Of the same.
P. CHAPLIN, Sp.I. Com'r.
August Nth, I651.-aulG 1t.
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Fresh Arrival.
Yafnfslt

ftoPAL, Coach, Japan, Crate, Leather, and
" MastIc Yafnish. Also, Spirits Turpsaiine,
for sale By A. F. BARNES.