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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22
Administrators Sale Of lscal Es-

#-HL"s EA NlHGs aasss lssE18
hN the 23d day of March 1855 at one o'cIock
" P. NJ. at the door of the Court House. in
the town and county of Jackson and State of
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing real estate as the property of Jacob L.
Harrison, deed. to wit The south east quarter
of thesouth east quarter of section no 90, town
ship no, Z. and range no. 10, containing 40
acres more or less, appraised ut $375,0O. Also,
the north east quarter of the south west quarter
OF section no 81, township and range aforesaid,
containing 40 ll-lOO acres. appraised at $780,.
0O' AlsO the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of the section, township and range
last aforesaid, containing 40 37-lO6 acres. an.
praised at $5OO.OO. Also, the south east quar-
ter of the north west quarter of the section.
township and range, last aforesaid, containing
4O 37,l0O acres appraised at 100000; All of
said lands being situated in jackson county.
Ohio, and in the district Of lands subject to sale
at Chillicothe Ohio. WI - FT
Terms of sale, one third cash in hand. one
third IN one year, and the residue in two years;
deferred payments, with interest from the day
of sale, to be secured by mortgage on the prem,
iSes. Allof said lands are unincumbered bv
widows dower.a gT1 Tl.'D- :. =
ALFRED HARRISON, Admir-. of
81. 1854 JACOB L. HARRISON. decd.
Feb %, '55 4e-4w =.
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STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

This body, which was in session at Columbus, ad-
iourned oathe 18th inst 1t ia uncertain whether o
State Fair SOr 1855 will be held, depending upon
che actsn Of the Railroads, the Board having deci-
ded that they will not risk failure, unless terms
Is good as heretofore are offered to wit: half fare
for attendants, articles Of Exhibition, free.
YAresoluon was passed, fixing the location Of the
Fair, if held at ALL first at Cincinnati, if the usual
terms are complied with by April lst; aud next at
Columbus, i the Cincinnatians should fail.
Mssss. Waddle, Of Clark, and Crum, Of Ashta
bula, are new members, elect.
Dr. Watt, Gen. Taylor and W. McGrcw, of Day
ton, are appointed Delegates to the U. S, Agricula
raj SOcietys Meeting at Washington, on the 2aGl
instant t
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JACKSON, Feb. %. 1855
NEW. ADVERq EASEMENTS.
HO FOR kANSASl

TTNHE subscribers desirous of emigratinp to
j. the west, now offer for sale their valuable
Mil Property, situated in Liberty Township,
six and a,half miles from the town Of Jackson
and one and half.miles from the Cincinnati,
yHillsborough and Parkersburg Railroad This
property consistsof five acres Of land, on which
is a good Steam Saw Mill, which has been in
operation about ten months A fine COTTAGE
House twentysix feet square, containing six
rooms, with room in tue basement suitable for
a store is considered one Of the best stands for
a country store in this county. An excellemt
spring Of never failing water a few rods from
the door, Stable and other out buildiugs. Thi.
property is located in one Of the best fine tim.
bered regions in this country, Oak and Poplar
in abundance.
Possession given at any time after the firstuf
April, Terms made easy. For particulars en-
quire Of E. Bullock, in Jackson, OF of The sub.
scriber on the premises '9.ks31 .@tf1fFF
NIB: One half Of the payment will be taken
in Lumber, if the purchaser desire it. atN
ra.aA J.S. ga. D. TRUSSELL.
Feb %, '55 ASST ps,B&stBat
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A GREAT DAYS WoRK.-On Tuesday
last, Mr.. Edward Ryan OF this village. on
a wager, cut, split and packed four
cord, one foot eight inches of wood, be.
tween sunrise and sunset The work was
done in Smithfeld. The wood, which
was mainly chestnut, was oul four ieet in
length. The log split, and the whole pack
ed and left in a marketable condition
The wager was that hr Ryan could moi
cut four cords but he exceeded that
mount by nearly two feet. Sixty dol,
lars changed hands by the exploit.
Tuesday was the codest day of the sea.
son, and our hero wore nothing but cot.
ton shirt and pair ofthin pants, but we
r"kon he kept as warm as bug in rug,
~ WoOnsocket Patriot,
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SIeriG'S Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued from the
10 court of common pleas, within and for
the county of Jackson, in the State of Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer at public sale at the
door Of the court house, in said county, o
on the 24th day Of March,
Next between, the hours of 10 o'clock, A. III.
and 4o'tlock P. NJ, on said day. the following
real estate, to wit The south half of LOT nun,'
Der one hundred, in township seven, range Is.
containing forty-two acres Of lands commonly
called the scioto salt reserve lands, stnate in
jackson county, Ohio, levied upon as the prom.
erty Of c. M. Martin, also out lots in the souih
half of the town of Jackson, in Jackson county
Ohio, numbers forty-six, forty-seven and fifty-
two, excepting strip off of the front of said lot
number fifty two, one hundred feet wide. All
SO, in lots in Browns Addition to said town of
jackson, numbers two, three, four and six. ta-
ken on execution as the property of Banister
Brown, to satisfy ajudgment in favor of Dugan
4 M'Coy, against J. NJ. Martin, 9. NJ. Martin,
Banister Brown and Others -
NlNT0N POWERS, Sh'f. J.C.
Feb. 90, IS 49-tds
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CHARLESTON, Feb. is.

The steam ship Isabel arrived here this
morning from Havana on the eve of the
10Th. u.I- H .r,m .ra.UHrE rr
Great excitement existed at Havana
in consequence Of the discovery of a
plot 10 assassinate the Capt. General and
his advisers at The opera OF the 8lh inst
Don Romano Pinto, an intimate friend
OF Gen. Concha, was arrested, and 800
other influential citz'ns. On the 9th in.
stant forty others were arrested. 4
The Governor Of Mantanza is also re
ported to have been arrested. Also ALE.
ba, the rich p'anter Of Trinidad. Also
MART, Of the opera. i4s
The decent or Gen Quitman on the
island with a force Of good men, was very
much feared.
The United States steamer Princeton
sailed from Key West for Pensacola ON
10Th ins'.
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LOUMMUNIVNTEU'
ANOTHER FOX CHASE.


MEssRs EDIroRs:--There is Circular Fox Chase
to come off in this neghborhOod on the 10th day Of
March next. North line, running from George Bur.
ris' to ]. W. Hanna's; West thence to Mr.. Ham
monds; South to Enoch Russell $; East. to g. Burris
Closing point Northwest Of the Widow Poori
house, in woods lot There is line hlazed out, a
bout half mile from the closing ground, wher'
there will be halt until all sides are formed, and
remain until the report Of signal gun is heard
on the hill near Benjamin Bunn's; then march slow.
ly, with as little noise as possible Keep your eye
on your right hand man, and pay attention to your
Captain; march to the fence aud halt then remain
silent until the dogs are let loose which will be done
the Mt report Of gum then hollow boys, but stand
your ground At nine clock, A. NJ, the signal for
starting will DC given, by the firing Of guns around
tho line which will begin at the corner near EnoCt
Russcl's. The Captains will place man every hall
mile with gun, to give the signal round the line
Dogs are not permitted on the ground unless tied
and led All guns to be carried empty, only fo
signals,
MARsHALs. the the North line, George Bur
ris, Jr, S. McGhce, $. McClungi West jane
Henry, John l.. Long; South Geo. Barlow. VIM
johnson, Dr., I. Marvin, Jared Stephenson; East
ArmStead ScurlOck, A. Poor, Jr,, Milton Burris.
CArTAINs.-D, johnson J. W. West J. Reynolds
Chas. Dickson, DR., Hank, Chas. Radcliff A. Nc
Chung, A. Scott. J. Hanna. N. Alshie J. Barlow
William Alshro, VIM. Nally, Il. Barlow, G. W
Hale ]. CLARK, ]. Radcliffe, WIN. Poor ]. W
Joyce L. Russell. VIM. Callahan, Wm; Vaughn
A. Joyce j. Buris, J. Poor G. W. Poor, J. A. III.
liott, Jr Come from country, come from town,
and lpI tbe snnIt Vn nm
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Later From Cuba.
NEw.ORLEANs, Feb. IA

NEW'URLEANS, F8U. II.
The advises by the Empire City from
Havana confirm the accouts by the Cres-
cent City and Isabel, and in addition il is
stated that General Concha was fully
posted relative to the designs of the fiji
busters rm5
Oh Kinney is represented as the chief
OF the expedition, and Gems. Quitman
and Henderson are the prime movers.
The Pampero conveys part OF the
expedition. .uu
Seven hundred acres of land are offer
ed 10 each soldier. ~
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N6PARuoN OR RETRIEVE oFARRisoNs
NOR CoMMUTATioN o. SENTEscE, w e
learn from the most reliable authorithv
that application has repeatedly been made
to Governor MedilI, by the friends of Ar.
rson for a pardon, reprieye or commuta7
tion Of sentence in behalf of the doomed
man. His Excellency- has listened re.
sPetiully 10 The prayer of the petitioners,
but that they might not longer be buoyed
up With false hopes and communicate
them in turn TO Arrison, he informed
them last Tuesday that he could mol iater-
fere bntthatjnstice must takeits course
Asthere is very little probability that the
Supreme Court will grant new trial,
this will do away with the last chance oil
escaping the dread penalty of the law.
Arrison still asserts his innocence and his
constant Inquiries Of the few friends who
visit him are ''do you think me guiltyr'
and what domy friends thnk?' and ''dc
they think me innocent? if SO whv don'l
they come and see mei" Recently a
seeming opportunity was presented TO him
to escape. go, fly for your lille" said
the veiled lady, mo, replied Arrson, 4
leave This dungeon as an innocent man OF
go to the scafoId." The opportunity
was only seeming one, and as snch may
have been regarded by Arrison, although
it is possible that he considered it real
He seems resigned to his fate. and evi
dently thinks that but little of earth re.
mains to him. o.sg., ~
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TENNEssEE,-The Memphis Eagle &
Enquirer ho!sts the name of Colonel
Meredith P. Gentry. of that State, as The
Republican Wing candidate for Govern
or. By general consultation it is found
that the Press is unanimously in his favor.
1t is not yet determined whether a State
Convention will be called. but from the
unanimity of expression from all parts oil
The State such step would seem to be
unnecessary.-O. S. Jour.
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sCauCxTv OF MARKETING.

Almost every article Of Marketing, such as Pota'
toes. Cabbage, Turuips, ouOns, Bcets, Apples, But
ter Eggs, &C., is very sacrce in this ueighborhood
and although the highest cash prices are offered can
not be had Those Of our citizens that neglected tC
ayn supply Of these articles, havct the satisfaction
Of doing without them, and compelled to subsis
upon bread and meat alone. This scarcity Of provis
ions this winter. will be opt to bring about anothe
state Of things the coming season, and will be th
means Of inducing farmers aud others, to pay som
attention to the raising Of this species Of produce
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Invitations are out for the most sublime
md magnificent nuplals ever celebra.
tsd upon our planel--the wedding OF the
rough Atlantic TO the fair Pacific ocean
An iron necklace faS been thrown across
the Isthmus; the banns are already pub
lished; and the bridal party left this city
on Monday February 9th, to perform the
august ceremony. Some seven millions
OF dollars have been spent in achieving
this union; but. as the fruits thereof will
soon show it has been money well in
vested. Across the bosom Of the lshmuS
The golden products of our Pacific bor
derS and tie incalculabe treasures of the
distant Orient, are destined 10 flow in un
remtting streams.
The stupendous enterprise of uniting
the two oceans, which embrace the grea.
Ter portion Of the globe, we are proud to
say, was conceived and executed by our
own citizens, in the Irowning face OF OBJ.
stacles thai none but Americans could
overcome. The sN amps. the mountains.
the miasmas of the lshmus drove all the
engineers of Europe home in despair who
contemplated The gigantic undertaking,
and the Herculean work was left 10 the
hands aud hearts Of men in whose vo
cabulary there is no such word as fail"
The engineers of England and France
produced the project utterly impractical.
BILE. 10 the late lamenled John l.. Ste
vens and his associates, Aspinwall. Chan.
cery Colt, Whiteright, and others, the
world is indebted Tor the completion of
this GREAT BoND--this commercial linking
of the hemiSpheres.-N Y. Mirror.
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Small POx.

We are informed that this disease has
made its appearance at Sand furnace,
about nine miles north east Of Nc Arthur.
A man come of the Ohio river sick, and
sirce he came TO the furnace there has
been three other cases. Our citiztns in
the neighborhood of the Furnace should
be prudent and not expose themselves un
necessarily,-Mc Arthm Dem.
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ILLINOIS The Legislature of Illinois
mas sdJourned. Gov. Matlcson has sipn
Ell the Proh'bi'ory liquor bill, 1t provides
'or popular vote on It's merits at a future
Iay no snow storms had again ren.
deFed the railroads, west OF Chicago i'm
passible. The Galena road is said to be
in worse condition than il was before
One train was nearly all dav in pettins
oui oi The ci'y limits. The railroads oI
the Prairie region have had sad time al
i ihis winter. Is there no way TO rems.
dy the eylIl--O, s. Jour,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW IOKk, TtU, II =, Vt,
Stocks, &c-Money is unchanged -
Stocks are rather better. New York Cen.
tral 944 Erie 454; Cleveland and Toledo
500; Reading 76a.
FIour--The market is firm, with sales
Of $4,000 bbIs good Ohio at previous
rates.
Gtain-Wheat is a trAe higher. with
sales oI Southern at $2 l2. Corn 96O
97c for Western mixed.
Provisions--Pork is lower; sales OF
1000 bbls at $12.624 for old Mess. Beef
is firm.
Coiree--Rio has declined4c with sales
at 940I0Ic.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Up. NJ

CINCINNATI, Feb. l7.-P. NJ.
Flour $8 l8 and firm. Oats de-
There is considerable buoyancy in the
Provision market, but The tirmness of hol.
ders keeps business in check. Sales of
1000 bbls Mess Pork at over sic, but the
particulars have not tranSpired; aud OF
30 900 pieces bulk Shoulders at 40.
Eastern Exchange lf0a premium and
dull.
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fa speaking Of our County Officers in our last
wssk's paper, we uuintentionally overlooked the
Clerk. ]. j. Hoffman. Mr.. H. comes in for his
share Of the praise aud is a competent aud worthy
officer, We can also add to the list the County Com
missiones, Peter Pickrel, John $. Stephenson, aud
Moses Hays, who have managed the financial de-
partnent Of the County, under their charge, with
strict integrity aud ability. aud wC believe to the
satisfaction OF all.
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Fatal Accident.

A Mr.. STEVENS, who lived in this
county between Alensvile and the Ross
county line, was killed on last Wednes.
day; he was telling trees at the time his
brother had been with him bul lett Tor
home before the deceased who remained
at work. When found he was under a
tree, with both legs broke and his head
smashed lis supposed he was Instant
" killed, III Arihnr Dem.
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ARREST OF KIssANE.-.A despatch from
Bnffhlo yesterday, says that VIM Kis.
sane, the forger. &C., was arrested on the
18th inst, at Wiliamsville, Erie county
New York. and that $6 500 were found
upon his person. Ii will be remembered
that last summer, on his way to New
York in the custody Of police officers,
he jumped from the cars on the Erie
road, when they were in iull motion. and
escaped, and up to this time had not been
heard of. He is either a thoroughly
abused man, or a great scamp.--O. S.
Jour.
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New YoRK, Feb. lt

A private despatch from London, da.
ted Saturday, 81 inst, says that Lord
John RusSel's resignation was owing 10
Lord Aberdeen's refusal 10 recall Lord
Raglan. Lord Palmerston comedies
with Russell. and refuses to accept office
without the Queens assent 10 Raglan s
recall, which she refuses TO give.
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MEXICAN lTEMs,-The Steam Ship Or.
izaba arrived at New Orleans on the / llh
with dates from Mexico to the 9th, and
Vera Crus 9th.
A provisional government was being
established at Acapulco with Gen. Alya
rez at the head, until the arrival of Ctb
alias r. s .-E
Gen. Bahamurdo is confident of Santa
-Nnna's being shot by the rebels.
Gen. LA Vega will relieve Gen. Wood
from the command at Matamoras.
The RevoutionSts at Tehuantepec
have declared in favor Of Alyares and
Cabelas. .f.
A new revolution is talked of in Yuca
tan. The arrival OF the Kinney expedition
was iavorably looked forward 10.
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OYSTERS.

Professor Forbush, Of the estabisA AAeut Of Willis
& Ripley. Portsmouth, has our thanks for those fine
oysters he handed us while here few days ago -
The Professor informs us that 1t is the intention Of
Messr. W. & r., to enter into the Mineral Water
manufacture during the coming summer, upon an
extensive scale. ...
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UNCOMFORTABLE FlRE.-The PottSvile
Pa Register has the following account
OF an apparently unquenchabIe fire in
the Silver Creek Colleries of that State:
-Four years ago what is now called
the old breaker, at Thomas q Beatty 's
mine, caught fire from an explosion
The fire was communicated to the dirt
heaps around, where it has been secretly
burning ever since. 1t made its appear
ance again about five weeks ago in the
immediate vicinity of the new breaker.
The mine has stopped, as well as every
other mine in the neighborhood
"The coal mountain in Pennsylvania.
which has been on fire since 1887, will
probably soon. be extinguished as the fire
is approaching a point which can be
submerged in water. A mass of coal has
been consumed three eighlhs of "a mile
long, 60 feet wide. and three hundred
feet deep, equal to 1920 900 tons oi
COAL" ....a, 81 ......r,f
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A census of Madison, Wisconsin, Just
taken, shows that town 10 have a popula.
tion OF 6,863 souls, of whom 8 78l are
males, and 3,082 females. OF the males
1893 are over Fl years of aye. Madi.
son ranks as the third town in point oil
size. Milwaukee standing first, and Ra.
clue second.
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Administrators Notice.

The Estate Of James Wellington, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator on the estate of James We'll
lington, late of Jackson county, decd.
ALEXANDER DUNBAR.
Feb %, '55 4s-3w
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LEXINGTON, Feb. 6.

A duel was foughtihis morning on the
county line of Fayelte and Bourbon. be
tween J. Blackburn and t. Steele. Black.
burn was shot in the upper part Of the
leg. 1t is not known whether Steele was
injured or not.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE Governor.
William H. Baldwin, of Clinton county,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
Sd subdivision, Cd district /; vice VIM. A.
Rogers, resigned. 1. 49,.
James Clark, of Butler county, Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, list sub
division, I'd district; vice Amer Ilaines,
resigned. ed.--Siatesman
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GoDEv's LAWS BOOK. We have received the
March No. Of this iavoTto Magazine. aud find it to
'tll retain its usunl beauty aud interest The en-.
bsshments, and fashion plates are splendid, aud the
reading matter, more than usually interesting.
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OHIO CULTIVATOR FOR 1855.
ssHard Timcs,,-.RoductIOn of Tcrmsl

s'Huru IlmcSS--RcductiOn OF Tcrmsg
Notice 10 agents, PoStmaS SterS and Others.
In view Of the scarcity of money among
farmers, we are willing 10 work for small
pay, the present year, and contribute all
we can towards the general welfare; so
we have concluded to reduce our terms
tor clubbing, and allow any person, here
after, for the present season, to order
THREE COPIES of The CultipatOr for Two
DoLLARs--and all who order 8 or more
copies, whether at once or several times,
will receive a package Of rare seeds,
postage free, as a premium. Back mum.
bers OF the current volume will be fur.
nished TO each subscriber.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, for March, is on our Ia
ble and we consider it one Of the best Magazines in
the country Its just the kind Of work to introduce
into the family circle as itcOntans nothing but what
is useful.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22

A meeting Of tho friends Of Temperance, met in
the Presbyterian Church, in this place oa Friday
night last and addressed by Rev Abbott, and Sam.
II. Hurst Esq. Rc. Hoffman, Esq., was asSppoint.
ed to speak at the neIt meeting, three weeks from
shat evening.
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Administrator,s No,,.e.

Estate Of Catharine Foster, decd.
II Office is ereby given, that the under.
/ : signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator oil the estate of Cathasine Fus-
ter, late OF Jackson county, decd.
SlLAS FOSTER.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22

OF The religious revival which com.
menced at Bigeow Chapel some weeks
since, is still progressing. Through the
faithful and unceasing labors Off '. Mr..
Spahr, the minister in charge, much good
is being done. About sixty persons have
already connected themselves with that
charge of the NJ. E. Church.-Ports.
Tib
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m uNIG.

Young Osborn. that fsvorite yoliust, who was
abssut for come time, is now ia Jackson and favor.
cd our citizens with some Of those sweet strains Of
melody, coming only from 'hisbow." We were
reminded Of the words Of the poet,
sand other dnys came back to inc
With reeoleCtod music"
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WHEAT WHEAT

It. W. Gillelnud, is paying the highest market
price IN CASH, for Wheat. Those Of our country
friends that have any Of the article. eau now get
good price for it, by calling on Mr.. G. at his store,
opposite the "lsham House."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-02-22

GTThe temperance law in the New.
York Legislature has been amended so
as TO fine persons $25 for getting drunk
but if the person so fined will come for.
ward, and swear where he obtained his
liquor, so as 10 convict the person selling
it. the fine is to be RENTED. The title
Of the bill is, IAN Act for the prevention
of lnlemPeranee, PauPerism, and crime.