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Butte record., 1854-07-15

10" DIES N CiNcIyNATI -ROwly'sm in
Cinelnaatl, occasional furnishes amusement
Tor The masses, - appears from the follow ng.
which ~ take from tae D4lls Times vi re-
centdaie.
4 portion OF the western part of oar city
Tas thrown iuto IN excitement last eVaniper
5y an act Of rowdylsG Il appears there are
Il sci ui roFlies in the Fll1l sarI. VINO call
Themselves Vinegar Boys Vino combine
together for uniawful purposes Some OF this
gang were passing by the elbow oi the canal.
iate IN The afternoon, when, meeting p man
they, without any c3ase, knocked hirr down
The assaulted man cried murder, which bro't
a nam5er OF people to the spot Fearing an
arrest, the negar->lps ran away, but we're
pursued ay the crowd The -owdies ran west
"4ri. AID every square the pursuers aug
ineute1 quite rapidly. Ui course everybody
inquired what was the matter. and Il was soon
understood thar yae pursued had murdered q
i.4a IA cold blood. ap tuWn. This neryed the
crowd in pursuit, aad induced many patr-
otie citizen TO toe it after the supposed mur-
desarz- The Vinegar slips proved TO be good
runners. however, an CAMEL on their pursu-
ers- Down George street went the crowd,
through the railroad grounds, down to the
foot 81 rlitn street. There the r0wlias sue
ceedel IN doaging their pursuers, and the
next f3at was seen OF them was on the Ken
lucky side Of the river. They had crossed
on the ferry. Whether the assaulted man
vas injured much OF not xe cannot say. as
he too run away a. soon as the rowdies .eft
him An officer picked up his hat and ran
after him 10 give il to the fellow, bat tie fel-
lew suPp0siug II was a rowdy who Bas after
hn, put IN lis best Ecks and succeeded in
1istau-ing the watchasan and his hat
Butte record., 1854-07-15

czs- We acknowledge the lese.is Of hat
fnli Of verbal compliments, rer ez-sAe-iE
Dodge, from Mr. a. H Barber, wing cauii-
date for Assemblyman from this county, init
mating in the most diplomatic manner pos
bic, that fair Investigation viii free him
from the suspicion Of entertaining Abolition
sentiments, and that he would have 10 per
sonal objections to owning few hundred ha-
man ehattels were it pract:ca5le- We are
happy to hear it, and hope lie may Yet own
eleven leagues OF the Nevada Mountains, with
asufieiaut number Of qig-taiIel ceiesti..ls to
werk il.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

81 FINE AT W1ANpor The residence
OF Mr. Vim. Zumalt, at Wyandytt. was de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday last, also an
adjoining hoase occupied BY Mr.. Butcher
Mr. Zumalt ant family had retired for tie
night, and we're not awakened until the whole
building was completely euveloPe1 in a-lne-.
and barely escaped wi.h ,heir liyes
By the great exer,ion Of the citizens. the
dre Eas confined to tie buildings mentioned
The fire is supposed t. be the worl Of aa IN
ceniiary.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

4 New TREE---A Mr, Brooks, writing
IRON Olympia, Oregon. says: -' 4 strange
and beautiful tree has lately been found here,
which IS from one to seven feet higa, with
leaf resembling that O. the pear, aud the
trunk ana branches these Il the orange. The
upper side Of the Leaf Is coated with gum. of
the consistency OF oil, and 1t Is highly fra
gtaat. the olor resembling that Of bergamoat
or ripe fruit. 1t viii q highly ornamental
and desirable addition 10 our gardens. rs it IS
an ever green"
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= - ..atement - = Cancress b,

r5- Prom statement sent to Congress by
Secretary Guthrie, Of the Treasury. ii ap-
pears that, on the lst Of January last, the
total Gil salauon OF the banks throughout the
Union. was ,240.s0O,000, auI OF deposites.
SlS9.Gl0 ,ot0. The banks return Sj0,u00.000
n specie: aal several millions under the head
oI specia funds D." The total circulation in
January. 1881. whsn the revulsion eommenc-
e1. WIS el50 0080030. But the country mas
wonderfully increased sirce then in popula-
ton, wealth and commerce
Butte record., 1854-07-15

"THE MAsoVIc REcoaD"-Is tae name Of
a paper published at san Francisco, edited by
Charles 7 Wilson, P NJ, au3 devoted 20 the
interests Of the Masonic Fraternity in Califor-
MIA, The number before us presents many
sound views, and exhibits a comnlcn able de-
gree Of research on the sc 5set Of masonry,
We take pleasure in recommending it to the
favorable Consideration of tie craft.
Butte record., 1854-07-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF SALE

EFE VIRTUE OF > EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
sE o The District C0ar-Third Judicial District in and
Tor iAe couniy Of Monterey and Sale Of California,
wherein james Stokes i plaintiff and H. CaInbasior
0-ivhilni- 10 me directed and delivered aud ordered
TO make oui @ he aforesaid defendant his property.
me i1l1o"i sums OF money. viz:'aur thousand four
hundred hid sixty Two ify bundredihs a .4625J)
collars tugeiner With lierrst tie OF fifteen hun
ared sl5G dollars, being the principle li the rate OF
Ave per ceI per month until paid. and on The balance
OF 41Eeneai thereof legal interest allowed BY lsw TO-
geher th co and percentage amounting one hnn-
dred aud SKY nine ny-lse one hundredihs S6e-
81 dollars. and The aecruing costs in SAID execution
Therefore 10 pursuance OF the aforesaid execution
have seized and levied upon and taken IN execution.
.he Undivided h-l ai eleven square leagues Of land
situated N Hamilton township Butte county, and Stat.
Aforesaid, aId bounded follows 10 wit: north b,
lands granted Antonio Oslo. south by lands eranie- 20
IJan A. Setter. east By lands granted NJ Eluege and
south west By the Sacramento river. The saiI eleven
s4uare leagues of land being granted 10 the afc.sssid
deeni Ut Il CanauStol on The Ihd day Of MAY A.
y Isf6, o. Mexico through Don Pho Pico Governor
also al OF the right title aat Interest revcring 10 the,
AFORESAID defendant, L CaTzouson. IL and 70 The
undivided halt OF ths aforesaid described eleven square
leagues oi land decided by The aforesaid Il CInbuson.
an executed the eleventh sisv of July A Il. 1854,
III The cl anil county cf Monterey end STATE aforesaid
% Charles .inan and J. D. Stevenson. Therefore on
he 3ist dsy OF July a. y, l-54 VIII proceed - sell
ie above described property. bstween the hours pre-
scribed b. law. q the Court House door IN Bidwen
towns y. 10 the highest bidder. Terms OF paynei.I
uad- kHGgn on the dav 0f sale
p. FREER. Sheriff Butte Cuabiy
Bi9Tei July 7th, lssi. 4w2s
Butte record., 1854-07-15

ACAsE OF QrigN SABE-We acknowledge
the receipt Of a circular hand-biu from A L
:. Oregon GuIeh headed ''Ess.t. trsls or
travel, or the road to to JoFi3a,n containing
allegorical discourse. which. as We are not
disposed to ''trear. trade or travel We CON
Tess cur inability to decipher, witA any de-
gree Of certainty. Under these circumstance
es. we are content to dub +: a feeler Of the or
der Of Know Nothings,n It came originally
from the State Of New York
Butte record., 1854-07-15
me VTRGINIA STEAM SAW VIM

E-VoR sALF This a.iH Is si'aa.ed near Bs3welrs Bar
X i surrounded lg so a3m'iance al good timber,
sad Is u good running order. TIE engine superior
one, and caPalie oi rlnning more tnaa cHs Tie
Mil is bat I've lnles IRON alain tealer River, and
lumber can be faii iheu-eto MarySviie O. Sacrafn
10 prohiaoy. Tho Nji! also DO large aud prodtl
bic business in fumiaz lumber Tie Subscriber cane
in possession of ls ii Cor debt. aad wll sell for
considerable less ih4n its raa Fage. Inquire u tie
premises Of c. O. Lincoln, Ct Bidwr nr Of The sa5-
scrib-r, GEORGE X. GLUYAS,
Dsc l., Is53. san francisco.
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WYANDOTT EXCHAN4E

rTNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RECENTLY PI-R
chased r;fli-1 aud r-9rg laizsd The above celebra
tel say-sde house ~ be hanpy 10 entertain the nav
elis Ol9ilc an1 " promise 2. ali LINES he very t.i
aesono1,4oIs 10 b. found in any si.iiar house IN rhe
country.
tne management ef he kitchen sal sizeainz depart
nen.- WEI be urer ;a- periatsl-eGce q itrs Trough
Ton, who has rscealy arrlre1 aud 10 pains viii b.
spared lo -yu1e. satisfaction.
JA,iES TEOUGHT0N
wsoua,tt. apnl Is. 1855. ina
Butte record., 1854-07-15
Eiifor RecorR:-

The race between Esquire #rgbts horse
"Ragt -" AMI Browns '.Toadzk:a, came ol
the Chico course on the S.A ius,-~Bagteii"
winning the heat by one foot only There
was .ome ai-sat! !-iaction among Brown
friends upon the decision. Large side bets
are being made Oh the coming race Of the -9 h
Yours, NlczLY.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

Nr3RssxA PRoDUCF A fue specimen Of
one IF the natural products of the Nebraska
teTrircry, the hGnum vitle wood. WAS brought
from that of country by the leleg tions
Of Sacs and Foxes. The sample OF tue wood
is Of very hne sort, deeply eolored and
beautifully grained. ani It viii be a valuable
article Of trade. frem the high price Of this
wood, when the territory l. open to settlers
Butte record., 1854-07-15

Ms. SCUM AND rHf I IN OF SFAIS.--
By private advices from Washington, We learn
that there j. very interesting piece of scan
ia al at, with reference TO the two distiu-
gui-hei persons above mentioned, and it is
tumored that the Sptni h Cabinet has pri-
vateiy requested Mr. Soule'= rocaH.-AGfcbez
Free Tscasr.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

TEE RUSSIAN FLEET N THE PAc;FIc.-It
= reported that a specia! messenger, charged
with important tons Tor the Rus
sian ieet IN the Pacific, went OUT On the North
Star from New York on Saiureay the 29th
At last accounts the feet il question was at
Caliao, and by this time it Is expected ii has
retcAe4 P-uaraa. on It's Way north
Butte record., 1854-07-15

SPIRITUAL HAIR cUTTING.--A believer IN
spiritual sa. writes from AshtabGla county,
OAio, ihat the spirit Of his deceased vile,
tar ugh tie medium OF their little daughter
eleven years old. among ofisr curious Things,
cuts las heir, just as she mad been aceustom-
e. 70 do for thirty years.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

- The Columbus (Ohiol Democrat says
that strychnine is now used in the manufac-
ture Il whiskey, 10 increase the yield of the
Juice Of corn An analyzltion Of Cognac
brandy is said 10 have shown the presence 70
nux vomica in that liquor
Butte record., 1854-07-15

a GRssr TKUTR.-In a discussion recent
ly IN the Methodist Protestant General Con-
ference, the Rev GeoSge Brown, in speaking
ei the discretionary power of an editor, said
he deserved a much credit for keeping some
things ont Of the paper as he did for putting
other things in
Butte record., 1854-07-15
SACRAMENTO IL FLAMES.

a Ere broke out in Sacramento on the eve
hing of the 18th inst. which destroyed four
or sra hundred buildings.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

- Dr.. Kober, de LambelIe, distinguish
el Physician Of Par a. unees that stock
ct electricity, gwen To patient dying from
the effects of choroiorm, Immediately coun-
teracts is influence aai returns the sufferer
- lie
Butte record., 1854-07-15

5zs- Is there any harm in mans sitting
down in tie lapse OF ages Exchange pqp ?
Ne, bat tue laps usually chosen are those
ranging 1Iom the - ages OF eighteen - TWEEN
- aYs.
Butte record., 1854-07-15
Lumber Lumber !

ryHHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESP ECTFUI.f-Y
II ann0unc- To ihe citizens OF isidwei and viciLils
hat they prepared 10 furnish III who may f.
y0r them with O call. with splsnded qgniiiy ui hum
her ami on reasonable terms can BE- procured else
where They are also prepases 10 deliver lumber rt
any point along the Sonth FORK n2in Feather River
Board Ranch saw MIL =. =. CATNE. &to.
March 18th. ls5i omI9.
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DISSOLUTION.

rErHE COPARTNERsHIP OF o E Bush BEN.
n W n Moore Is this daY dissolved. All accounts
against the at firm are requested 70 he handed in for
Lauiiatior ABd al in favor of said srm, immediate
. Z BUsH a BEN. W n MOORE.
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MARysv1LLB ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEoS. J. TAYLOR.
SUCCESSOR TO TAYLOR L MAGRUDRR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clothing, Boots and Shoes
FIRST Street, doors eas; of !. C. Fall, MARYsvILLE

zb5g3o POUNDS OF SUPERIOR HANS,
a 3)os9 do Extra G. Bacou,
$3.50 do Me- do
50 Half o6Is. {. Pcrk,
y do Mess do,
> do Beef,
Ig00U Pounds Goshen Bniter.
1909 DO ". thina Sesrf,
- Half bbis Crushed do
. do Oregon >sJsnoa,
o11o = F.eaf Lard.
1870 90. CaIna Rice,
81 Gases Bisck ana Green Te&,
$500 a,- Hre-u Co-ire,
Ip0 Kegs r. B. yrup,
ai0 Bags CAi4e Beans,
500 Boxes SoGp
20 d. Assorted Candles,
> hbls Corn heal.
81 iado. do DO.
3i Gases : gallon Jars Pickles,
100 Kegs Nails Assorted,
50 bhis. Havat Flour,
199 -.Sacss Chie do.
Oysters, Sardiues. Fresh aad Brandy Peaches Pie
Eru Apples Tobacco assorted brands Coihiag. Boots
and Shoes Liquors of al kiad-- suitable .or mountain
irusle for sale a the lowest market price
by OFERRALI. ( CO.
Brick Row. Frsi Street, and lower landing Marysye.
iw22
Butte record., 1854-07-15
SHADE HOTEL.

- TIE SUBSCRIBER has q er.al expense ftteI
H. uD iie aDoye seI kuow4 ilDa7e. Aai wHn
LzlL good table. cean beds anG every attention 70
his c1si0aers, L. hope TO merit fair aha. OF public
patronage The Opposition LiEe ol Stages stops at ibis
house P :" FsiRsrkON.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

ss~ The Fennanaugh drsiand) Mail, says
II Is reported thst 80 Russian vessels have. in
all, been captured by the British cruisers -
The prizes sre estimated az eSa0.G09
Butte record., 1854-07-15
sIDwE-L Ear AGAINST TIE WORLD,
! TREMENDOUS sTOCK OF GOODS IT
WONDERFUL LOW PRICES AT
The Miners Store

EE ESS & LARC0M8 ANNOUNCES TO THEIR
4 numerous patrons ard the public generally. tha;
tncs nave just received from Francisco. Tire iaree-t
and best assorted stock q Goods that ever cam. 20 M
well which They 'i sell ~ lowe prices lhuu
purchased Il aBy oie- house in Town. To esual,
the different articles have hand for sai nGd he
100 tedious Suii 10 sag than il yon cat. ina shai
you want ii the Miners store. break rirh home
iag Aosrse.l Of the ilaGAe OF searching ess
whe1-- Il. s ! feel grateful for he very literal pat
thai has been bestowed them Tor the asl i.ir
years, nud hope 20 merti cpnauance Of tie ly
stli pursuing agf uniform tnode of doing bl~iress-
The old Iron Chest sii hand Tor The accoinotA ou
Of customers. GOLD DUST taken 81 The very highest
rates G; all iGles. Checks ou Adams s Co. 81 Par
less & LARCUSGE-
BilweIl, Nay 2s 1851. aI
= CASES BOOTS & SHOES. for sale below Ma
eZsS rysyiIe prices, at HESS K LhRC0MBE
Enm PACK Mules vented 7o take freight 10
sG~F&2 the mountains. t1sS :. LAACOA9E.
Butte record., 1854-07-15

F0RBsTOWE LODGE. f. A. II. No. 50
Meets The second Saturdays Of eaeh moa.n.
{. c. BAKER. ). VIZ. C. SIMPSON. Y. Y
a Z. WALKER See's. ELIAS TELLER. 5. W
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BIDNELL LIVERY sTABLE
PRAIRIE HOUSE.

% miles fran lIargsri2e BNueN Der
Road
FE7fE UND DGR5IGNED HAVING TAKEN TIE
z sboVe HuGs- viii take pleasure 10 serving III who
usy give him call The house havin. been recently
reiiied and supplied with gi assortment OF ia'lrs,
cigars and the hel provisions ia tho marxef. be aiers
himself lha be w be- able render satisfaction go the
travelling community The kitchen and sleeping de-
Harntns are under The INN oafe saIerin'eu,iance Of
Mrs. :, and 10 pains VIII be spared to render gpesis
comfortable. LEWIS STONE.
Prairie House, May q, l354 4su
Butte record., 1854-07-15
TOM COX

DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF PLUMAs COUNTY.
Ofice IN American aiey. Particular a;ienon,p tr
collecting.
Butte record., 1854-07-15
SHERIFF SALE.

SHLtIfF SALE.
EpY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
4 > from ine District C0ur Of the Ninth Judicial Dis
ie CoaTi 10 and for the county OF Butte will pro
coed 70 sell at the Court House in the town of BiGwel
70 the highest bidder for cssh, Monday, the 24:k
day Of July A. D. 1854. between the hours of nine
O'Clock 4. NJ. and five o'clock P. NJ the following de-
surbed properly TO vita Saw Mill with all the ir
lures. heFdamenis and appertenences thereto belong
ing, or IN any wise appertainng, the said Min is .ina-
ted on Dry Creek in Butte county and State Of Califor
na, and known md described as the Gipsy Saw Mill
The above described NH is sold 10 satisfy judgmen,
oOisned by John Beaumont against Smith. Derrick
&co. for the ot S753 Is with interest thereon a. 10
per cent per year til paid also for The Of hun
dred end eighty seventy hundredths which
Judgment there mss been paid the OF $4,000 bear
ing balance Of S3s9, IS yet unpaid
=, FREER. Sheriff.
Pr. D. A BRows. Under Sheriff.
Bidweil. Jaly lst. 1854. till day OF sale IS
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BLACKSMITH SHOP.
FOUND,

4 POCKET BOOK was found about one mile north
. east rom BidTell containing naturalization ps
frs OF John asner. letters and other papers of value
The owner csu have the same BY calling at this Office
and paying for this advertisement 21u
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Popular Sovereignty.

We hear a great deal of ringing on the
clap trap words Of lIopular Sovereignty.
to gild the the bitter pill of the Kansas and
Nebraska bill, and to smooth the wronp
of exposing the empire in extent, once
dedicated 10 freedom, TO the encroach.
ment of slavery. Let US see how popu.
lar sovereignty is protected in the bill.
Sec. 2. Vests the Executive authority
in Governor appointed for four years
by The President. This Governor c an
grant pardons and respites.
Sec. &. Conlers the VETO power on
this APPOINTED GOVERNOR.
Sec. l2. Declares that not only The
Governor, but Secretary, Chief Justice,
Associate Justices, the Marshal and AT.
iorney, shall be appointed by the presi.
dent, by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate.
The first brood of minor officers are all
appointed by the Governor to hold office
I'LL The end of the first session of the leg
islature.
The Executive and judiciary are not
only appointed by an authority alien from
the people, buI are paid out of the Trea,
sury Of the United Saes.
Thus slavery PropogandiSt President
controls the Executive and Judiciary OF
a Colony who are powerIess TO resist the
wI'lul and illegal acts of either.
IhS IS gom much praid Of p1tmjar
S0rere'gRy " as there ever impos.
turo more gIosS.--- T1ledo Biadc.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
NEW YORK. Sent %.

Avn" NhshJ OSpO So
New negotiations are progressing be-
tween Austria and Russia, and the Ger
man States, with view to peace.
tits said that Nicholas is about to pro-
claim his third son, Nicholas, King of Pc
land.
Bomarsund is destroyed, and the troops
are rc-cmbarked. Nothing else from the
Baltic.
Aportion of the Crimea expedition en-
barked at Varna on the Cd, and sailed
for the rendezvous at Baltsckik.
Greece refuses indemnity to Turkey
No change in the Principalities. From
France and Great Britain no news. Soule
has left Madrid for France. The Span
ish papers assert that he has left from the
discovery of his share in the insurrection
The steamer Germania % days from
Bremen arrived to-day. The last ten
days there was heavy gale. On the 4lh
fell in with a boat and five men belong
ing to a French fishing Barquc Harmony,
which had foundered.
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WORKING TUE wOAns.

We have always thought it strange way Of proceed
Ing in having the county roads worked aud kept in
order aud think there could be much better plan
contriyed 10 make this matter more equal, by w-
eraging the work, aud causing each man to perform
justsSch An amount Of work rs corresponds with his
use Of rOAdsi or to levy aproporonutO aI according
to said individuals use Of roads. Wecannot bomade
to think 1t right and just to tax an individual
that passes over aroad but once Or twice in month,
q mnch As those that pass over them with heavy la.
Asned wagons daily, cutting up aud wearing out said
ssAds. Give us propohionOte tax, as is levied on
pFoperty Of all kinds, then We will be satisfied
He that dances should pay tho Fiddler.
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POLITICAL,

Our readers have, no doubt observed the name Of
Oscar +. Moore at our mast t-hcad as candidate for
Congress at the ensuing election fOrthe 10th District
Mr.. M. has been placed in public trust heretofore
and by bis straight forward aud honorable course US
Servnnt Of people, has gained for himself the rep
Utation Of worthy man. Mr.. NJ. has been citizen
Of Portsmouth for the last eleven Or twelve years
where he has been engaged in the practice Of law
during the most part Of that period, and it has been
acknowledged by the BAR that he stands unrvallcd in
tho district us practitioner. lie is about "a or 35
years Of age full Of life and manhood possessed of
sound clear mind aud fully qualified to fill the sta
zion offered to him by the people Of this district and
will prove honor to his State, County and District
IN the Hall Of this great and mighty Union. We
ere prepared to say, from personal knowledge, that
this gentleman is the choice Of this county, and will
carry the same by large majority.
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GIVE THEM TRIAL. Mercenary persons have
in somany instances succeeding in foisting up
on the community worthless preparations, claim
ing for them great medical virtues, that great
many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has
been bestowed upon Stabler's Anodyne Cherry
Expectorant and Diarrhea Cordial in more than
five hundred instances. Indeed many medical
men who know their virtues regularly prescribe
the Expet torant 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.
E. II. STABLER T. CO., PRoPmEToRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES H. G. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
Wholesale AGENTS.
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati R. E. SELLERS,
Pttsburg, J. Ii. PATTLRsoN g. Co. Wheeling.
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Attachment NOIice.

Josiah Culp, Before Jacob Miller, a
VS.. justice of the Peace, in
John Martin. h for Scoo Township,
Jack kson county, Ohio.
N Office to John Martin, defendant, and al!
l ' other 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,
ehaltles, stocks, or Interests in stocks rights,
credits, moneys and elfcctSof the above defend,
ant for the sum of tortytwo dollars and fifty
cents and that said cause is set for trial on the
iOth day of November, A, d, le54, at lOo'olock,
A, NJ, Of said day. JOSIAH Cur, PuG
sept. 2S I54. 27-3w
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We should very much like to know why it is, That
q rs the STANDARD" is circulated that the prices
Of Wheat and Flour aro either raised or lowercd.-
This is not "dOing things up in the right kind of
rag" For Ourpart, wo are in favor of the Farmer
getting fair price for his produce and not have the
advantage taken Of him, through the combination of
9 few persons that are considered some pumkins,"
and grcatAnd "Knowing men" in the eyes of commu-
nifty. All wo ask, is gvothc renders Of tho "Stand-
ard" and the grain rascs, fair aud homes. oppor-
taniiy Of knowing what are market prices of this
region, then we orc satisfied