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NEW ApVERTEsHMnNTH.
Dissolution of Partnership.

IHNhE partnership heretofore existing be-
II tween the undersigned, is this dsy by
niueual consent dissolved; persons know ilfd
themselves indebted to the firm, are hereby re-.
ques'ed 10 cal upon John French, with whom
tne DOCKS and accounts are left,) and make set
ueheht' CHARLES MEACHAM,
JOHN FRENCH,
Jackson, Oct l2, "a 90
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Marietta Il Cincinnati Railroad.
Attachment Notice.

s."... ,,,p' !; i,'''.,.. s''''. In Attachment.
"A Tiny instai ce all ord r of Attachment as
"a issued on the l7th day of September,
1851, by Y. N. Howell, a Justice Of the Peaace :.
for Lick Township, Jackson county Ohio, a.
gainst the property and effects of Samson Mill.
rons, an absconding debtor, for the sNim of$l5,
and said cause set for trial NoveJmber 10th,
1854 at o'clock, P NJ of said day.
JACOB CI.AAR, Plaintiff.
Oct -, 81 29-4w
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The State Journal of California chron.
icles a melon in Sacramento. weighing
81! pounds.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM ENGLAND.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA!


AAlllAV III VII luE VuNNUH
New YORK, Oct. 6.
The steamer Canada, with adwces
from England 10 the Esd ut. being one
week later, arrived at this port at 6
o'clock this morning.
Nothing seen of the Arctic.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENcE,
The Breadstuffs market was firm and
prices buoyant. The Brokers' circular
say that flour had advanced during the
week fully So per bbl. Wheat 4d, and
Corn Is Cd. Richardson's circular quotes
White Wheat at 9s 6d@l0s. Red 8s Cd
O9s. Western Canal -four 20S 6dO3ls.
Bait. and Phil. 31s 6dO33s Sd, and Ohio
32s 6d--35s, and Indiana Corn 34st037s.
Gardeners circular quotes Beef un.
changed, with limited demand; Pork
dull, but no! lower, and the demand limi.
ted; Bacon shade higher, but the de.
mand not active.
Sales, during the week, of 900 tons
Lard were effected al 52s, and at the
close holders demanded and obtained an
advance OF Cd per cwt.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Fifty eight thousand Of the allied forces
have landed, unopposed, at Eupaloria in
Crimea, and marched on SevastopoI.-
The latest adyices say that ii is decided
that neither Sweaborg nor Cronsradt
shall be attacked this season. and the
French Baltic Fleet returns TO France.
The steamer Arctic, which sailed
three days before the Canada, and is now
in her sixteenth day out, had not arrived
at Sandy Hook at 8 o'clock this morning.
The arrival of the Canada, a rather slow
boat compared with the Arctic, produces
serious apprehensions in regard 10 the
latter
The announcement of the landing of
the allied troops in Crimea is official.
The transport had returned 10 Varna,
for fourteen thousand more French
troops.
The Russian fleet had again run into
Sevastopol, and portion of the allied
fleet had arrived off that port.
A report from Constantinple, which,
however, needs confirmation, says that
Gar at the last moment had aSsented TO
the demands Of the allied powers, and a
steamer had been dispatched to postpone
the landing of the forces in Crimea, but
at the last advices she had not reached
the fleet. 1t was also reported that the
battdlions at Odessa had been again bonn
barded, and Anapa and Kercha closely
Glockaded.
The rupture between Persia and Tur.
key reported by the last steamer, is off.
cialy contradicted by this arrival.
No change is reported in the Spanish
affairs.
The evacuation of Moldavia is now
complete, all the Russian forces having
retired beyond The river Pruth.
Gen. Guion has been recalled from the
command ol the Turkish forces in Asia
Minor.
Greece has submitted to the Porte, and
offers to enter into treaty of commerce.
The ministerial crisis in Belgium is
over, and the ministers TO continue in
office.
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PIKEToE, Oct. II.
%, r. Moore:
Your majority in this county looto lJO
--ccrtain. Give me Scioto.
lSAAC AUSTELL.
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New YORK, Oct. 6.
The steamer Canada, with advlces
from England 10 the Esd at. being one
week later, arrived at this port at 6
o'clock this morning.
Nothing seen of the Arctic.
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"MoRE LIGHT"

13-S. H. PARvIN, No. 69, 4th st., Cincinnati
is our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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THE ELECTION.

The day Of battle has come to a close, and as w
expected, somebody has been beaten, and somebod!
has been elected. We give below statement Of til,
vote Of this county.
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BLANK DEEDS
MORTGAGES, &C.,

SciOto & Hooking valley Hail Road.
- r Ross Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
~. fers his large assortment of Groceries, &c. ,
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adioin.
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies 5. II Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt Of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
RIVER and forward them by the first train ; and
willalso attend to the sale or forwarding Of Pro.
duce, Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
u Orders promptly filled, and letters of in.
quiring, as to our markeror other business, mat.
ters, answered carefully. Address,
SR ROSS, Portsmouth,
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Attachment Notice.

Oct ), "a 2S-3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18

COLLEGE HoNoRs--THE LAST IL. Dive
perceive That Neal Dow, Of Portland, has been
"bonored" by the Indiana Asbury University"
with the honorary degree of LII. D. We have
seen, lately, many queer instances of the mis-.
application Of academic honors-grocers made
Masters Of Arts-editors of small country ana
city newspapers dabbcd Doctors of Laws--and
The number Of A. BE-, NJ DIS and ID. DPS show
cred upon society lately, has been equal to az
army Of devonriog locusts. This act ON the
part of the Indiana sages, seems the funniest Of
al thee funny things Neal Dow sugg ssted
III adoption Of he prohibitory liquor law, COM
monty called the Maine Law, and his pet Sec
ton (the destruction clause) has been declared
illegal, unconstitutional and void by the Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,
az well as other competent authorities. II was
Neal Dow, too, who made the nice legal dis
tincton be ween sweet cider and the fermented
article--the frat not coming under the ban Of
his law.
For these two legal discoveries, Neal Dow
has been made Doctor of Laws And IL has
rtmained for the learned pundits Of the "As
""S S"'eie'y W cup Inc chuiuA VI INC III
oicuIous farce which has been enacted at nearly
nil the institutions Of learniog, 50 called in tn
United States, during The past two or three
years. II matters 60 on at this rate, sensible
men viii begin to think that college titles are
nsults. and honorary degrees equivalent 70
ION missions In Colonel Pinck's militia.
II the case was not hopeless, we might have
y com ulsaiion OF some Of the new L. DIS on
the Maine Law, with Neal Dow, Ii. D., In the
chair.
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This friea,s has arrived here from 81. rhomas.
West Indies, and win remain with Us about two
weeks, TO give her officers and crew an op
portunity to see the sights 10 The metropolis
Of The New World, and will sail from here
direct for Copenhagen. She sailed from
home on. the lat Of Nay last. upon her present
voyage, her mission being entirely ffieadly 70
ali the ports where she has dropped anchor, she
being moIe upon pleasure ex ursion, N pass away
the time aud keep tho mariners empl ,yed, than
upon any commercial or government business He
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Nxws FROM H0NDURAs.-By the brig Hell
ct this port, We rave advices RON Omoa 10
and from Truxillo to the 18th. No political
impoTtsn e. The brig Rufus Souls, from
leans, had arrived a. Omts, with . cargo
being prescott from the Inter. Oceanic
Company IA the State Of Hondoras.-Bosto
nal, August l6.
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'eDe'n. fum stem TO stern, h lS6 feet;
ssei, i41 feet inches; her breadth, a n
Ter o'~s ssas dc GreIy carved image of
Admiral rosdenfhjold, spd on the stsrn are
abe her4lsic arms Of this naval commanaeI
the upper deck ara carried sixteen guns
room for four mcre), aud on the seoo
twtny eight. S,e also carries two eieatse
ers, INTENDED for use upon her snaIl sur
necessary. All manner Of weapons for
band 'ombat, for boarding, defen -, &C..
In great quantity and variety In small r.
The belm. Distributed about the shlp an
quantity Of Duskets and pistols, which '
tured BY the Dspes from their revolving .
Of schlsswig Holssein In lS48 and lSl9.
The fr'gste carries crew Of 400 men
athletic men-who look o. II they could and
nerve 70 DO good service in combat. Som
crew and all the officers speak the En-,
gusge remarkably we'll. The Tordeuskjold
visited by many Of our citizens, Who are
to al psrts Of the frigste, and from the Lie
Oh ,ard receive every politeness. We can
this without expressing our Indebtedness +
Brain and Obelitz for their special civil
attentions = hle on visit to their vessel.
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4 Danish Man 81 war In Pors-The rortzen.
ahjold.

ahjold.
On Sunday evening last, Dan sh war frigats
called the TordenskjoA sailed up tho bay and drop
ped her anchor Oh the Battery, where abe nov lies
This is the second war ship Of the Danes that has
visited our harbor within . year, the Saga haviog
stopped here last fall for short time on her Wy
age home. The fhgate Of which No now speak.
takes Der name from one Of DENIM xks most brave
and gallant Admifa's, Peter Vessel rordensxjold
whoee heroic deeds during the reign OF Frederick
the Third Of Denmark, gave one Of the brghtes:
pages 10 Danish history.
This vessel, unlike mist Of the European ships, is
built sfter the clipper model, and looks upon the
water like some of our fas est revenue cutters She
Is staunchly Constructed, ant launched Ia ls52
The Tordenskjold, we understand, is o great fAvt
rite among the Danish dees; 10 looked upon as one
Of the hancsomsst vessels Of their navy; and We
are assured that her calling capacities are vesy
great
On stepping aboard this vessel, the first thing tia
impresses itself upon stranger Ii the clesaness OF
the vessel, and the good order that marks every
thing about her. T decks are ~ white az s,a =,
sand and water can make them, aud fore auf a.
there is place for every thing, and every thing .
IN it, pace.
The Tordenskjold carries forty -four guns Of thirty
three pound calibre, besides q large mum Der Of
other arms, such az ca1onades, DO sitxsrs, espin
gses q new invention, Being short taies bArrsllsd
cannon, for small boats) muskets. pistols, ssbres,
&C., &c Tee officers OF this ship are - follows:-
Com Baron Di ckinck Homlmfelt. ;. Commanisr.
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in cons eQuence OF modern European policy
and the endorsements Of the princi.
pal continental powers, Isabella is likely
TO find in Espartero devoted and
powerful adherent, and with his aid will pro-
baby re-af1rm the foundations of her throne
Her policy must obviously undergo material
change. She must reform the morals Of h+r
household and the corraptions Of her court. e.
partero will doubtless check the sale Of Offices,
and repeal the oppressive measures which have
SO long irritated the people. His administration
In short will resemble that Of Ferdinand whea
be was compelled to accept the constitution,
and before Louis XVIII undertook to help him
to ride down his subjects.
A valuable lesson may be learnt by the com
parison. Ferdinand was at first a tool In the
hands Of few ardent democrats; and after
wards tool in those of the Holy Alliance, which
used Spain just as France and Austria wished
Isabella now falls powerless into the hands OF
Espartero. Over his government, we may feel
assured that the British ambassador will exer-
cise an influence hardly less than that welded
by the French ambassador over the court OF
Ferdinand, or that need for so many years over
the Sublime Porte by the British envoy Lord
Stratford. This British influence might be full
of danger for MS. 1t would be thrown into the
scale against cur views and our interests Ia
reference to Cuba and might become aserious
obstacle to the accomplishment Of projects 10
which we attach tho greatest Importance. II
therefore our present ptiful government has
any intention Of carrying the national designs
which Il received from its predecessors, no time
should be lost in securing for our Minister at Ma
dria preponderance equal to that Of the British
envoy. The latter owes his influence to his skill.
his discretion, and the sagacity Of his OWL
government the same qualities would ensure for
| Mr. Soule as much consideration. The subject
| has not escaped the attention OF the iatter, as
VIC have reason to know that the dispatches
recently received from Spain refer t. the al
tered relations existing between our minister
and the new Spanish government; bat the mat.
ter should not rest here. A little diplona-
tic skill might now obtain for us oil We rc-
quire.
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DE "a known and made manifest 40 all whom, "a
Land oce Of ho United states Washington cy c.
lowing Lind warmth Issued by ihe register The Virginia land Of
be lana set apart Tor The oacers asd sods q the
once military warrant NO 9.i3 December 1916 100
acres favor Of sally Pence Of Hay county and John s and
Of Harrison county Thomas G. uahs Co. aud William L. Light,
bume Scott county, and Richard Lsh'bumr Of jefferson
Land Once exchange military warrant, No so ITO ee95
scre september 90 e45 The Of the Aforesaid Alvin
aod Once exchange military vibrant, No $40 gs 1917
issued September 90 Isa5 in the the aforesaid Patsy
Land oace exchange military warrant No 57 Is acres
issued september 90 si5 the Of the Aforesaid Richard p
land oaoe exchange military warrant, No 5s Tor 5oiY acres
issued the ooh day o. Noyemb s5 and Land Once exchange
Of George w Hardin, o. Bloomington Monroe county,
state Of Indiana.
The described issued in consideration Of
three years services by Richard Lghburne euionan in the
Virginia state navy during TIC war Of NE reyou,on and isyo, Of
their assignee OF warrants numbered 3a5 aud a,la0.
sa duplicate warrants Issued pa original warrant No
issued in the name Of the beiore mentioned Lieutenant Rich
ard Lghburne June u.s. 1883 FOR 2ooS which original
Land dupicae 947, for acres issued
day March, 1896 Joshua Tugges origin
warrant No 947 which issued Cor Joshua rugge leem
in the Virginia Continental line and lost destroyed half
Hardin on the day Of June 1884, by William HARRIS Of orange
county Indiana and his wife sarah a.- the soe heir sta
Land Once erebssge military warrant No ss for 100 acres Is
sued November lsie in the name Of George w Hardin assignee
dish, Enpbeh scoaed Nancy Brewer and samuel w Butler
cate issued IN part Tor original warrant No s issued in the name
Of John butler April o ms in consideration Of his
line and which original warrant No 'ea wa. lost or d.,
have made application
Uned States obtain land scrip, under the provision
warrants. GEoRgE w. HARDIN
For himself and d. the 9 sss, named ,.s ss
eroourSaros, Monroe county, state o. Indians ,s..
Nov oi-Iaw3m
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DR. moRsE.s ,svIooHAr,so CORDIAL,
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II hALlh hESIOkED AND LIFE LkNGiAkhED BY DIR.
- NURSES ihFi1OhAtIxG ELIAiA. On COhDlAL.--At
mrs. 'he properties attributed Moie
~ % Cordial deened fabulous The pubic, olen
sooid MOI peuese The aud sublime
aiseo'ei bul eis, nndeshe els, siiesied by
efedali IL oselrowB b. perfectly
fesisuble tNsa t'
Inc fiAf Temede IN all The deplUfabe
asLse no osanA when make up Tue sondef,
eAeu man VI restores 10 iul sgof every deheAse
" - mysterious compound agency OF mat
Aa a n.esaay 70 he REPRODUCTIVE" OF human me- 10 per-
svns ~ 'iane, oi d,heient IA vital power, II 10 rec
~ 's "ny n.eans OF communicating mat energy winch
attributes lis beneficial easets are
confined any age The feeble girl die ang
~ie, the sloss
e sen vi nervous depression, individual
eia OF nom inc weasneas OF snse organ, vi" al mad
ana permanent relief nom the OF this incompatible
rsaosao. 10 .oss VINO have predpouon 70 aly viii
complete ana uniang safeguard against that terrible naa
dy lhee are many, perhaps, who have iod with leir
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mo, 4gS. |.

NOTICE OF WITH DRAWAL from private entry OF
lying miles OF the
u proposed railroad from Gains Landing the Mississippi
Agkansas Csmden Futon tbs Texan boun
day lias and is branches al Csmden
behalf oil the interests
q proposed above mentioned the
STATES order bearing date The
public
lying each OF
prs sptou claims, operation
he following land districts the State
KAxsAs, TO wit.
In the district OF lands subject TO sale HrLKsA
base line and east Of the aA p1.ePa meridian.
Townships H. 10, H. 49, and fraction OF 49, Of
o(tAs and 'oesi Of Ae mn principal msrdsn.
Townsbps H. n, 10, ~ 49, and 49, OF ranges 2s T. and
In the district OF lands subject CHAmpAesoLr
of line and Of the ya principal nerdan
Townships H. a. 10, "a, 49, and 10, Of 8, o. TO- II
Townshp~ Ia H. l6 Is, 10, 20, OF range l3
Townshps H. II, 10, a. u.s. 49, ~ To- 49, and DO Oranges H. 10
rovn.hps IL, u. 49, IA, IS, TO- and IL Of range 49,
Townships II, u, 10, IA, and u.s. OF range 10
In the district subject sale LrrrLH Rock
scSdh o(s frh principal meridian.
Townships 2 and 3, OF range u.
Townships 2, ,, 4, 5, 9, 7, and {, OF range w.
Townships D. s., 81 and TO- OF ranges H. TO- 49, and q
In district Of subject sale at wAsHIserosg
so~aA e}De Of The ma principal aeriian
Towuships S, 6. &, Q, and 10, OF range 49,
Townshps and 10, Of range 49,
Townships IL, H. 49, a. and 49, Of angesai y, 49, a. aa 20,
and q.
Tswnssps 10, y, u, is,a, aud IS, OF range e.
Tswnshps 49, and ~, s9 30, 81, and -
= ToWnahips o, H., and -, 80. i
Given General Land Once city OF Wash
ngtcs. THE 6h day Of January, 1881
by President - ...
Jan sIaw3w Commissioner OF the General Land ofiee
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ast Hi.s No ig5
NOTICE o WITHDRAWAL. from private entry of
IN lying fifteen
OF LOUISIANA
VTcKsBuRo, MISSISSIPPI.
In behalf of The interests
Of
UNTgp
public yiGg wibin fifteen miles
townships, be withheld
valid which excluded from The
oil and special
have been accordingly given the and oces wit
In Of subject MONROE,
North Of the base line and east of the nsridian.
Townhips neen, eighteen Nineteen
twenty, OF 10 inclusive
> and twenty,
Townships f1een eighteen
ninetosn, of fourteen, inclusive.
Townships hfteen and sixteen, OF fheen.
North of he base line and uest Of the meridian. E.
Townships fifteen, eighteen, Nineteen
twenty Of ranges one 10 i've, inciuive
the district lands subject NAroHrocms Louis
IAHA,
no a5f North Of and Of the pseridian
Townships deen, eighteen, and
ID Of 10 thirteen inclusive
General Land Office, OF Wash
ington, this I7lh day Of December, 1850
: By order Of the President
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Dec 2-lawi3w
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no ALI. WHOM 1T MAY COyCERN.-The unders gned
hereby gives notice that whea on the ION day OF Decembcr
1878 issued by the Commonwealth of Nnia military
Porch legal representatives. OF Michael Boob
licensed line Virginia, for
vices rendered sergeant during the wa In said continental line
which mad, and whereas the 2ttl
duplicate isad, and whereas
November e53 another duplicate issued
said minors therefore, publish that will make aPpch
Land Once Washington for be issued
20 only surviving deceased
further provisions
for satisfaction OF Virginia land warrants approved august 81
lesa MARTHA PORCH.
Nov g7-ia~3mo
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
La liz J. -


Baltimore aud Oho RAILROAD Baore Wheeng,
Meeting there With nc large, and splendid steamer ths
Union line the Oho, aldfhe HGgci 10 ZanesrtHs, &C.
This expeditions line being thoroughly completed by the
finishing the Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
excellent ORDER attention Of travellers Is confidently
rectsd 10 us superior advantages and fares The
this road Is OF tbe ot siuPcndous and attractive chaacte
Tile express mail Train baltimore daily y and
ecty through Wheeng (s0 mle in 10 10 hours
Guiding all soppases arriving p. ms day
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland, IS me and proceed thence to Wheeling in The
morning.
with trains leave Warrington
and daily, meeting the from baltimore tho Wash
ngton junction, DIETER known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore.
Atwho.iur the unvalIod of Union
which have @ been completed for this ron form daily
cinnau Louisville, stages Cor Nashville &c,
the Louis and New Orleans packets be by those
ing iurtlor
Passengers Columbus who prefer the land
other parts Ohio West d
Wheeling tho Ohio Company excellent coaches
bet the National rond GAINESVILLE and thence
BY railroad
Passenesns wcTye and Cleveland by STEAMBOATS, and
railroad will als0 find this agreeable there being
regular and speedy connection at wheeling and from those
places
baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling and
charge TO- transfer OF passengers baggage.
by through ticket with right lie anywhere the
roue) from washngonto wheeling 80 sos Cincinnati, Sll
10 Louisville, si2
Tickets Be Parsons AGENT railroad station
Washington, and OF the other agents Of the
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-dn General Superintendent.
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EDWARD OWEN q SONS Military, Naval, md c,d-
s~n's Furnishing and Tailoring Estshitshusent.
the Of friends and III.
public generally superb stock Of cloths csssimes aud
which offer their
Of WiIlard- Hotel They
H. e. polite and obhKing for all hvon
Dec l3-eswim tstsr and sendnsil
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Ro JOHNSTON, Auditor Public Accounts The Commissions
3. ii. PARKER, Register. of the sink
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, sec'y Commonwealth. } ing fund.
Those holders of certificates who desire redeem by
residing beyond the United Staies
knowledge before penpoeniiary charge
d'aares consult commercial
appointed government
country before officer OF court OF such
mayor other chief
therein Iredng the United States, The acknowledgment be-
justice OF public commissioner deeds
appointed by the OF Virginia. sufficient In all
the certificate must be delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia, November 30, 1853.
Dec I-dtistAr