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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-30

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hurgh n'd Westminster view tot iannary. Dollar
Magazine II Alar'h. leo, morn Nj, BOOKS. Gold
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NEW FAMILY LAR. a RuvTEus.

y 10 tmbins Ne. FAM l.arI 3u firkinS No
| Manntnn Butter, Ju-t lcc, We url for sale b,
de- "a LEE \ JOHNSON.
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Y Ew DRY GOODS

NEW DRY GOODS
FuIlnP W PAYNE
Ia no" rerclNiag very superior took nt FALL
mud WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting OF every article
"t Ladirs mud Gentcucn'- wear. AIso large nssnrt
m"n' o Blankets, Lindsey. aud iltnv, Woorns all Of
winch he pfeis On ia" most tnyorabie terms II for
m"r patron NIL he public general .prctfui
Iieitr t''raP II, klLE'S CORNER. MAIN ST.
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DAVID cGRBlE Richmond.
ALLEN y AELtCtI, Ho,'on. AZ :
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.

y me lthe most app,uvri BrtnAs mportcd in
pint ana quar- bottles, + snlc hy
dec - LEE & JOHNSON
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

w superior VI ii Stones 1ho.' "a want ~,sud IL.
well 10 all soon. LEE x JOHNSON
oct IL,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the st. Louis.

The steamship st Louis, from IIOvre
and Southampton, brings London dates
up 10 the 2lst ult,
Three magazines belonging to the
French artillery were blown up near In
herman, killing 10 soldiers and 20 off.
GERS, and wounding 100 soldiers and 10
officers The magasines contained 80,
600 killogrammes of powder 90, 600 cart
ridges, and 800 charged shell, all Of
which were destroyed.
A terrible and destructive fire occur.
red in Paris, by which the government
bakery was consumed. 1t contained 20
900 quintals of corn and an equal quaint,
ty Of flour and biscuit which were burn.
ed.
A large amount Of Russian grain, on
the coast near Gheerskeinanan, had been
destroyed by an Allied Aotilla sent fol
that purpose. The grain was intended
for the army in the Crimea, and was pack.
ed in six tiers which extended along the
coast for two miles
The Csar has dismissed Prince Men
schikof as chief of his staff, end appoin.
ted Gen Oldenburg in his stead.
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SIIEKIEEaS SALE.
State of Ohio
Jackson county es'

State OF Ohio .,
Jackson county
Pursuant 10 the command Of an execution writ Of
vENDI EXPoNAs, from the Court of Common Pleas
in and for Sad county, to me directed shall expose
to public sale at tho door Of the Court House in the
town and county Of Jackson, on
Saturday. the TIT, day Of January 1856,
At o'clock p. nj. the following described property,
situate, in jackson county, Ohio to wit Part Of the
south east quarter Of section no. IL township no.
and range II, beginning Mt the south west cor
ner adjoining the lands sold off of the same quarter
at stake from which an appletree ten inches diam
etcr, bears north As cast y links Distant thence
east II chains, to post chestnut, Is SOUTH 7S east
chains post walnut 10 north 68 east 40 chestnut l2,
north 2l east 53 thence east 400 chains, post ap-
plctrce, south Il west thence north % 20 chains
post black oak, south, 81 west 80, hickory south
&c. east 2l thence west 1900 chains, post locust ~
south 46, west o. white oak, II south SO cast 81
thence south q 80 chains, to the place of beginning
containing 30 acres, being the same lands described
IN deed from Solomon lsaminger and wife, to John
Right, and in which deed tho said Isaminger makes
the following reservation, Excepting the iron-ore
which |, Solomon lsaminger, reserved the right to
dig and haul away provided mono be dug in tho
orchard, or within fifteen rods of the house, provided
if dig, or cause any to dug and hauled away l. S.
lsaminger am to give hight, as much land as is dug
over" Valued at 800. To be sold as the proper
ty Of John Kight, at the suit of A. j. Kinnison as
Admir- Of Charles Kinnison, deceased. Terms Of
sale cash. NINT0N POWERS, Sh'f. j. c.
jackson, Dec. g. j5. 81 5-w
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The Gallia Republican.

We have received a copy Of the /" GalliA
Republican," which is the sixth No, and
the first No. issued from Vinton, Gallia
County. This paper, in Typographical
appearances is gotten up in great taste, and
is equal to any other country paper in the
State. The Editorial department under
the control of A. T. Hocomb, Esq,
judging from long personal acquaintance
with him, will be considered with spirit
and ability Terms 81 80 per year, Ad-
dress, A. T. Eolcomb, Vinton, GaHa
county, Ohio. ...
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] have several very fine Store Roo ms in t he
"Masonic Hall Buildings, JUS t finished and in
good order, suitable for Groceries, Dry Goods
Hardware or Drugs, which am anxious &c
dispose Of, either by sale, or lease, for term
Of years. This Block of buildings is we'll sit,
uated for business, being near the center o
the town, and convenient to Banks Hotels
Railroads, &c.
To strangers who may bo unacquain eC
with Jackson, it may not be improper to say
that ii is Il County seat, in the very midst Of
tho richest iron and coal region of the State
dOinga large and increasing business and hav-
ing as healthy and pleasant site as any 9th
er town in Southern Ohio. Enterprsing bus.
mess men may not find better location foi
permanent trade.
For terms Ind conditions, (Which will be
nude easy, enquire of fhe subscriber South
corner Broadway and Pearl street, Jackson G.
II. Ohio. JAMES Ii. U. MILLER.
Doc. l3. '55 38-.f
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LATEST FROM
EUROPE!
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.
New YoRK, Dec. 10

New YoRK, Dec. 10.
The steamship Ariel, from Havre ar
rived this morning. A letter from Kam-
ieseh, October 22d states that some tri-
fling engagements had taken place at Ker.
.tch.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon.
don Times states positively that the pre-
liminary steps towards the realization ol
the first and fourth guaranty ofthe points,
which relates TO the principalities. and
the other to the future position of the
Christian population in Turkey, had ta'
ken place. r
Conferences relative to the reorganiza
ton of Moldayia and Wallachia woulC
begin at Constantinople as soon as the Au
strian envoy, Baron Prokesch, reaches
that city. The Berlin correspondent 0
the Times states, it is rumored that th,
reported Swedish alliance is doubtec
there. The same correspondent confirm
the failure of the harvest in Russia, ant
large quantities of corn had been impor
ted by the Russian government fron
Prussia.
A writer of the London Times sug
gests the employment of fugitive slaves
in Canada, on the cotton plantations o
Jamaica, as a practical remedy agains
England'S dependence upon America 70
the necessary supply Of cotton.
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News Items.

1t is now said that jeff Davis has as.
piralions to the Presidency, and has
bought up Two or three prominent South
ern presses 10 advocate his claims. -
Things will have arrived at fine pass
when such rank Nashville Convention
NulIiiier and Dsunionist is candidate
for that exalted station.
The now and elegant residence of CT
Gov. Hunt, st Lockport, N. Y. was to-
tally destroyed by fire short time since.
AporIion Of the furniture, &c., was saved.
The loss was about $4,000; no insur.
anCe.
The grand medal of Honor. the high.
est list of prizes at the great French cr
hlbltlon, was awarded TO two American
citizens; to McCormic for his reaping ma
chimes, and to Goodyear for his vulcan
ICED India rubber. y.
The u, S frigate Potomac, command
ed by Com. Paulding, with full crew
OF 500 men, sailed on Thursday, suppos.
ed for Nicaragua She was repaired,
docked, new rugged and painted, in a
shorter time than is usual with vessel
OF her class. It is supposed she will ar
rive at Greylown about Christmas.
A new railroad is projected from
Springfield, the capital OF Illinois, to Ke.
okuk, at the mouth of the Des Moines
river. Il will pass Though a very rich
and rapidly improving region, and the
road could be built at comparatively little
cost. S..
The Herald Of Freedom says there are
nine papers in Kansas, six of which arc
! IN favur Of a free State.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.--In Senate,
the select committee on the Pacific rail.
road. appointed at the last session was
ordered to be continued. ....
In the House, the balloting for speak
er continued, and on the seth ballot
Banks received l07. Politicians cannot
raise Banks" vote over that number, by
figuring, but strenuous exertions are be.
ing made to either win over more help, oil
to induce certain members to absent
themselves, in order that Banks present
strength may secure his election. The
members or opposition, other than Mr.
Richardson's friends, appear to be fixed
in their opposition to Mr.. Banks, and
therefore considerable doubt is entertain
ed respecting his ultimate success.
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Winter.
"Thc breath of Winter comes from far away,
Aud the rich west continually bereavcs
Of some gold tine, and rlaysa roundolay
of death ainonr the bushes and leayes"

"The breath Of Winter comes from far away,
Aud the rich west continually bereavcs
OF some gold tine, and playsa roundolay
Of death among the bushes and leaves"
Old winter has set in upon us in right
down good earnest, and has cast gloom
over old Mother Earth, that is sensibly felt
by all nature. Every human being seem
to be huddled close to the fre-side, and
should perchance, there be an individual
out of doors, he is seen to hurry along,
with rapid strides to his destination, seem
ingly to not obsevere what is going on
around him. Although there are many
complaints at the appearance of this cold
season, there are still some charms connec
:ed with it, for
"When WINTER nights grow long,
And winds without blow cold,
And we sit in y ring round the warm hearth fro
And listen to stories old"
Memory seems to have been lost to wha
is passing without. There is some conso
lation in the thought, that all will be well
when SPring.tide approaches and leaf b,
leaf is developed, and warmed by the IA
dient sunshine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jackson Tea Store.

NJ. RlDENoUR would respectfully antouhce
to the citizens of jackson aud country around,
that he has opened
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BY virtue of an execution issued from tho Cour
of Common Pleas Of Lawrerce county, Ohio and t
me directed will expose to public sale at the doo
of the Court House, in the town of Jackson in Jack
son county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th, DAY OF JANUARY, 1855
At o'clock P. NJ. of said day tho following Rca
Estate situate in said Jackson county, and State OF
Ohio, and bounded and described asfollows to wit
In-Lots Nos 81, so and CT in jamestown addition
to the town of Jackson and known as tho jackson
Foundry property including the Foundry building
and machinery attached thereto, Levied upon as
the property of J. 7. Holiday Co., to satisfy
Judgment rendered against them by said Court and
in favor of ISham 4 Dyer. Said property is appras-
ed at $l3O0,OO, Terms of sale cash.
V1NT0N POWERS, Sh'f. J. G,
jackson, Doc. 6, '55. 81 IDS
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FASx cAAlroRStA-Tho two young
Inan. William and TrpsIt Gillaland, writes
bithair friends in this Rlaaes that after a
ipng periad Of bad LUCK, thsy hHVAAtlenGth
hpsn enlistAd among the lucky ones, hav-
tpg sntersd into claims. whiSh enable them
10 taks out. on an ayemgs OF $40 per day
each. We are happy 90 hear of this turn
IN fortune. "a they viii in short time be
samuneated Cor their past lobors and pri.
Eations. This is indeed good news TO
llair friends in this place. Success toyou
boys. We hope 10 receive a Communi'
cation from them, for publication in a
short time, when all their friends can read
Of their success for themselves
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gACRsoN, G. K. oKxos
JACKSON, THURSDAY, Dec, ls, 49,

D.S. II. PARvIN, No. IS, 4th St., Cincinnati,
Il our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
aud subscriptions.
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THlvrs AnoUr.--On Tuesday night
last, some person or persons entered the
Drug Store of r. II. C,ewerS d Co.,, and
stole from the drawer some IS, in small
change. This, we understand is not tho
first lime that this has taken place. The
thieves are suspected, and will be arrest.
ed. The C1nslablcs are upon the watch
for them.
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William Evans Guardian, In Jackson county
against Probate Court

William Evans Guardian, ( In Jackson county
against Probate Court
Jane Garvin, aud others. Petition to sell land
Jane Garvin, widow, and Mary II. Garvin,
VIM, A. Gavin, Albert Garvn. Hester A. Garvin
John Garvin. minors, of the State of Iudiana.
will take notice that petition was tilol against
Ihem in said Court, on the 10th day OF December
le55, by William Evans, Guardian Of said min.
ors, the object and prayer OF which petition is, for
the assignment Of dover in, aud Tor the sale of
the following real estate situate in Jackson coun.
ty, Ohio, aud known and described as follows, to
wlt One undivided half OF the south vest quarter,
of the south west quarter, Of section thirty four
Township eight, Range seventeen. Said peli.
ton will be for hearing on the first Monday in
February, 1856. VIM. EVANS,
By MACKLEY d FULLERTON, his Attys
Dvc, t3, So. 81 w VIC '.l. -.
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SciOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad!
Change OF Time.
E75 @ E EE E

ON and after Monday, 10 tn of Dec. 1855, trains
will run as follows:
Train No. from Portsmouth to Jackson-will
leave Portsmouth at 8 o'clock a, m-arrive at jack
son at o'clock a. m. Returning, leave Jackson
at Il o'clock p. m-will arrive at Portsmouth u
o'clock p. IN.
No2. VIII leave Jackson at ~ O'Clock, n. M
and arrive at Portsmouth at Ii o'clock u. m-ro.
turning. leave Portsmouth at 21s o'clock, p. mar.
riyoat Jacksonat 511 p. In.
Trains will run between Jackson and Hamden
viz leave Jackson at IL q O'clock a. m. (after the
arrival of the train form Portsmouth, arrive al
Hamdcn at l2m-Returning, leave llamden at l211S
o'cock-arriyo at Jackson at "a o'clock p. m.-
This train will connect at IIamden with the trains
from and to Chillicothe.) Leave jackson at 81
O'Clock p. m-arriye at lIamden 81 o'cock-Rc
turning, leave lIamden at 4 O'clock p. IN,
Trains stop for passengers at the following sta.
tions, to wit: Sciotoville, Webster, Washington
md Gallia Stations, Portland, Cross Roads, lrwint
Station and Rt Berlin.
J. RIGGS. PrOs't.
Doc. Is, '5b. 3SH
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THE Empress EUGENE The Paris cor.
respondent of the Courier des Etats Unis,
speaking of the French Empress, says;
"llcr interesting condition is becoming
more and more apparent. When Simi,
larIy cirCumstanced some ladies' cndeav.
or to conceal The facts from the public
but Queens on the contrary, should let it
be apparent, so that there may be no
doubt concerning the prospect Of an heir
to tho throne, as has h opened more than
once, Modcsty should give way in such
case to the interests oil the State"
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Notice,
Augustus Frazec, Guard.
Of Helvdtta Frazee,


Of Hevatta rraaee, ttiOn. Jackson
VS. Go, Court of
Amanda A. Long, ct. al Common Pleas
The defendants Amanda A. Long, Adam Long,
Abraham Long Christian Long aud Lydia Ann
Long will take not ice that on the eight day of
December A. d, 1858, the said Augustus Fra.
Ese, as the guardian of the said IIelvetta Frazee
an infant filed petition in the Court of Common
Pleas o. Jackson county, Ohio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition of the follow.
ing premises situate in the said county of jack.
son to wit: The west half of the south west
quarter OF section number thirty five (35) Town.
ship, number ten QN) Orange no. seventeen III
the south east quarter of section no. thirty four
{ 34J Township and range aforesaid Also, tn
south cast quarter, Of the south west quarter of
section no eleven (ll) towns hip no, nine (9 of
range no. seventeen (l7) being in all two hun
dred and eighty acres, more or less, in the fol-
lowing potion to wit to the said Helvetta Fra.
zee, AGam Long, Abraham Long, Christian
Long and Lydia Ann Long, each one equal
ii fth part and to the said Amanda A. Long dow
er in the whole OF said premises.
At the next term OF said Court, an application
will be made by said petitioners, for an order
that partition may be made &c, of said premi-
Ses. Il. +. BINGHAM.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dec 10, '5S. 80 CIV
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EFAt ST. Paul Minnesota, the Mis-
sSsippi was considered closed several
weeks since, the mercury having fallen to
10 deg. above zero. In recapitulating
the business Of the season, the Pioneer
shows that 68 boats ran TO that port,
which is an increase of 80 over the pre-
vious year, and the total number of arri.
walls was $40, an increase of3l5. Sleighs
commenced to run Nov. 20.
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0A0gs99xf 9qAgaDAaDa

65- We were in the Steam Mill Of
Messrs. Bum, Walterhouse d Bum, a
few daysago, and found them going on in
fine style. The Engines are working well
under the Engineering superintcndency of
M. Rockwell, and every thing is in good
nrdnr
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New York Cattle Market.

NLW 1ORK, Dec. D.
BEEvEs -Bceves are sold by the head
at q price equal 10 the value per pound
of the estimated weight Of beef in the
quarters. The hide and tallow or "fifLh
quarter" is not counted in this market as
it is in Boston,
The prices to-day per pound will ave-
rage 8 cents. First quality 10@0llc.,
medium 940l0c; poorest 8@9c scala
wags 7@7!c But few sales over l0c OF
under 84c.
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WhEAT.-This article is still going off
from our county, in large quantities, L.
". Gllclaud is paying the highest prices
for all that he can find. We frequently
ses ten or twalvo wagons loaded with
Wheat, standing before his warehouse,
ready for delivery, those that have the
article for sale, can dispose Of it at the
Store of +. W. Glleland.
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To the American Party Of Ohio.
OFFICE OF PRES. STATE Council OF


From conviction that the present
condition of the Order in this State, and
the relation it holds to the National or
qauisation, as well as those of our sister
States, demands an early meeting of our
State Council, for the purpose Of consid-
ering the great question now at issue be-
fore the American people, and adopting
such measures as may best subserve true
American interests; and believing that
a frank and manly expression of the SEN
timents of the American party in this
State will greatly conduce to the harmo
nioRs action of its wise judcious and con.
sistent friends throughout the Union,
therefore, by virtue of the power vested
in me by the Constitution do hereby or
der special meeting of The State Coun
ell of Ohio, to be convened in the city o
Columbus, on Thursday, the Sd day o
January next at three O'Clock P. NJ.
Delegates whose credentials were filed
and accepted at the annual meeting in
Cleveland, will be entitled TO seats in the
extra session. Delegates from Councils
not represented at the annual session,
will be required to present regular au'
thenticated credentials to entite them to
seats at this session. 1t is very impor-
tant that full attendance be had and il
IS hoped that every working Council in
the State will be represented
BY the President, THOS SPOONER
JOHN Z REESE, Secretary.
(Ohio papers please copy.)
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COMPLAINTS.

Many of our subscribers complains Of
persons pockcting their Standards" al
most as soon rs they are delivered. 1t is
to be hoped that this practice will not be
luther INDUCED in. lfany one is TOO poor
topay one dollar a year for paper, or are
too mean to subscribe for it, we will will
lingly give them one occasionally, gratis.
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A 3LowY DAY Sabbath last was a
blowy day aud no mistake the wind was
SO strong, that it shook the largest bull
dings. Shingles were blown from of the
roofs, and much fear was entol tained OF
serious damage to some of the more dilap-
dated houses.
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CHANGE OF TlME-We advertise to-day
the Change of Time of the Cars, on the
Rail Road This is right, as there are
many persons ignorant Of the arrange.
mcnts as they were and are, consequently,
delayed beyond a reasonable time, and
making them an additional expense.
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Attachment Notice.

Geo. M. Leach, Plaintiff, vs., Dexter Marshall
Dclendent; Before j. A. Sell, j. p, of Wash
ington township, jackson county. On the 30
day of December, A D., 1855, said justice iss
ued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of Three Dollars snd Forty Cents
GEO. NJ LEACH.
December l3, SIS. 38-3w
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<rSec advertisement ofbuisncss rooms,
for Sale, Rentor Lease, inanothcr column,
by j. II G. Miller, in the Masonic Hall
buildings. Here is good chance for
business men,
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NOTICE.

against pr'hat" Con-,'
IN pursuance of an order Of Court in the above
case, will be sold to the highest bidder, at tho JEFF
erson Furnace, in said county, on the first day Of
January 1856, at eleven o'clock A. NJ the following
rcRl estate, to wit The South west quarter Of tho
north west quarter Of Section twcntythreo of town
ship five of range eighteen. subject to the dover of
the said Susan Price Appraised at $500.
WILLIAM J. LEoNARD.
Nov 30 '55 3S4.w
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Election in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ga Dec. 5

SAVANNAH, Ga Dec. 5.
The city election yesterday resulted in
the election of Anderson, American, for
Mayor, by "a majority. Ten Demo.
Gratis and two Americans we're elected
Aldermen.
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GIVE invite our friends throughout
the county to furnish us with local items
Of interest. Many accidents and casual
ties take place that would be interesting
to the general reader if made known.
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EE- Our paper is yet crowded with
advertisements, we hope our readers will
excuse us for a short time, as we will do
better in future. There is good time
'oomina. wait little Wills.
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~" No Speaker yei-Tclegrahic re.
ports show that tie Housa is no nearer an
organization than il was week ago
wiS SNthevrsrs sand firm.
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STRAY STEER,

STRAYED away from the pasture of Josiah Long,
in Lick township, one black and white STEER said
Steer was five years old with swallow fork in the
right cur and crop of of the left, and under cut
with Stag horns. The subscriber will pay liberal
reward for said animal or information whers he esn
get it. MOSES BINEAAE.
Jackson, Nov. %, '55. 35S-w