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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

.WAR with oil It's horrors IL not 20 relentless an
enemy to our race those fell diseases, 9crofua,
Syphilis, Rheumatism. the imprudent use Of Mercu.
impure state of the Blood. CARrEn's SPANISH
MIXTURE 10 the only remedy which will drive these
insidious diseases from the system. Many have been
restored to health who but for its timely aid would
have suok in despair. Do NOT DELAY. BUT Try 1T
IN TINE.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
WHITE PERSONS AND SLAVES.
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
C FL Il r T Il z E r u A L.
LIFE INSURANCE.

CAPITAL $500, 900.
DRINCIPAL OFFICE, S. E. corner of
i Fourth and Walnut streets, Philadelphia OF.
fee in Richmond, PEARL STREET, opposite John
N. Gordon Son-offers usual unequssd advan.
tages in regard to LIFE Insurance, either of white
persons slaves. Pamphlets and Circulars, giving
full particulars and also any verbal information upon
the subject can be had gratis at the Office In Rich
mond. G. K. BROKEN, NJ. D.,
Agent and Medical Examiner Richmond Va
~All losses promptly and satisfactorily adjusted.
BLossEs PAID.-I have paid las Agent) losses
Robert Lumpkin for 4 slaves, B. w. Totty for ]
slave, Edward Evans for slave, M. Giannini for
slave, A. H. Houchens for slave, John Boucher for
slave; Geo w Reid for 3 slaves; Mrs A. Lyon fol-
slave; Mrs Elizabeth Fuqua for slave, John Fra.
for slave, John B. Davis for slave, Mrs. E. C
Turpn for slave. The last two were paid within
the past week.
NH TT c. n. BROKEN
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IMPOSING SoENE.-The funeral process
sion accompanying the remains of Miss Margaret
Julia Grey, yesterday afternoon, was a very impo.
sing one. The hearse was draped in white, and the
sacrophagus containing the body, handsomely
draped ia white, and covered with artificial flow.
ers. The procession marched from the residence
of VIM. F. Richie, Esq, on French Garden Hill.
to the Monumental church ON Broad street where
an interesting funeral discourse was delivered
After this the procession again formed and march
ed to the burying ground, where the corpse was
Inferred.
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The VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

The VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
which was organised In this city on the 10Th OF
July last, numbers at this time Jfue hundred mem.
bers This Institute is designed for the promotion
of the Mechanic Arts, and if properly supported
more to advance the mechanics of the South IN
one year than all the paper resolutions that can be
drawn up for the next twenty years to come
Every person in the State can become members 4
they design doing SO. and as the whole community
are directly interested In the promotion of the
Mechanic arts in Virginia, we invite them to send
in their names and contributions to aid in sus.
tanning and strengthening this noble and praise
worthy enterprise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

DisrREsslEG OccuRREscE.--Yester
morning, at an early hour, persons who were pass
ing the culvert leading under Cary STREET, at ifs
Intersection with Jefferson, discovered the dead
body OF man lying In the entrance Of the culvert
and Immediately informed Coroner Wicker of that
fact. The Coroner, ~ soon a. he could do 20, had
9 jury summoned AMI on repairing 10 the spot,
found that the dead man had severe cut on the
right side OF his head, which doubtless caused his
death. Efforts were then made to ascertain the
name of the dead person. but one 10 that vicinity
knew him. He appeared to be native of ireland,
about 25 years of age. and from the looks at his
hands had been employed In some of the foundries
He wore a black overcoat, dark pants, a leather
belt around hs waist and besides knife razor and
% 60 In money, had In his pocket the daguerreo-
type likeness Of lady, which may be seen at the
counting room ofthe Dispatch. All the information
that could be obtained In relation to him was, that
as young Mr.. Tyler passed along the plank road
night before, he saw q man lying on the stone
wall above the culvert, apparently asleep. The
presumption, therefore, u.s. that this unfortunate
creature while in state Of ntoxication, laid down
on the wall and that afterwards he rolled off and
struck his head against q stone 10 the fall, which
killed him. The jury, after making diigent enquiry
into the cause of his DEATH came to the conclusion
that bis death was accidental, as we have already
stated. The body, after the jury adjourned, was
placed 10 coffin and sent to the poor house bury
ing ground for interment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

Two PAssEs-Giles, slave to John L
Lyon, was committed to the cage last Monday nigh
for having two passes. When brought before ID.
Mayor yesterday he was discharged.
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No PAPERs.-Lucy Banks, free negro,
was arrested and Gagged last Monday night. Yes.
terday morning she was brought before the Mayor,
ana oeing unable to produce q certificate of her
freedom, was sent to prison.
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2 Unlawful ASSEMBLY. - Eliza G00de,
charged with permitting m unlawful assembly oil
eight negroes In her house, was fined IS By the
Mayor. Ias s.is
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Vocal MUslo.-Since good taste has es-
tablished the fashion that the education of no Young
lady be complete until she Is thoroughly versed
in vocal music, it is very important that parents
should select the most accomplished instructors
We therefore invite attention to the card of Mr. T.
l.. GALLRHER. in another column, and urge upon
our readers the Importance of securing his valuable
services. Mr.. Galleher is a native Virginian, Is
thoroughly acquainted In the art OF teaching vocal
music and ia warmly attached to his profession
He Is now permanently located In our city, where
he designs establishing Musical institute" of the
highest order, and we have doubt bis success will
far exceed his expectations He has already taught
one session in our city, giving entire satisfaction
and from the high endorsations with which he
comes among US, we feel assured that he is just the
to increase the musical interest of the public,
and to build up an institution that will reflect credit
upon Richmond and upon himself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-07

4 FIoHrIHG.-WilIiam G. jackson was ar
rested and Gagged yesterday for fighting In the frs
market He win have hearing before the Mayol
tals mosnlnG. $50 ~ = nitaa
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PoRTsMoUTH.-We have been endeayorino
to gather some interesting facts connected
with the prosperity of this enterprising and
promising Virginia town, which we shall en-
deavor soon to lay before our readers.
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The CUBAN GAME.-A Havana correspon
dent Of the N. Y. Tribune, who is very anx
ious for war between the United States and
Spain, says: "A rar obtained at any cosl
1costd be a blessing to the island, FOR IT
WOULD FREE THE SLAVES"
In that sentence is the whole free soil
pohcy In regard to Cuba. Let the South be.
warei
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THE County CouRT of Henrico was in
session yesterday, and will be for several DAYS r.
come, but there no criminal causes to be heard
before it. The Commonwealth has some few tin.
pling cases to dispose of, the result of which nc
one but the parties concerned have any interest in
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EOREIGN COLLECTING AGENCY

y We would respectfully ask the attention Of
prosecuting collections Throughout Virginia North
Carolina and Tennessee, - also the United States
and Canadas. We have CORE spoadent and sttor.
ney In every county of the States who Il peruonsy
or BY reputation known to us-hence we can safelv
offer our services a. reliable channel to ENFORCE
speedy settlement and make prompt returns
PRATT GETTY
NH 7-3t~ 81 Nan ~
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr Edward Finney,
a grocer on Broad street, was taken suddenly III
Just before day light yesterday morning, and died
In short time thereafter. Mr.. Finney was ma
tive OF Ireland, but had been resident OF this
city for many years.
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local MArrene.

TnREE NEoeoKs HHof. --DA Rmo our-
.AoK We unde11tAsd that between 9 NJ o oclk,
three vary likely youne mulssto sirls. heIonsiss ~
John Priddy whiie sitting IA the kitchen 1t the
re.,iepce OF Mr. r on 18th street. was shot by some
unenown person, through the window, land seri-
ousy i not fatally injured-tvo Of them being shot
In the face, and one Ii the neck.
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QRA66 BOUND WATER CANS
Saiate1 ind other 1ahe II nestsi Hcrse Huekots
limited d.; Clothea HetseA ke- WITH other qnal
n 81 wood ware, In SIZE t0r fsale VI
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March 6.

ARRIVED,
Schr Energy, Parsons, Cherrystone, oats, to esp.
tain.
schr Passenger, Rawey, Cherrystone, oats, to Cap
tain.
Schr Plume, Cutchins, Warwick, oysters.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdss.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdse.,
Ludsm l. Watson.
Schr J. B. Ailsworth, Fleming, York River.
Schr Odd Fellow, Emory, Back River.
Schr Wave, Dawson, Poquosin.
BALTIMORE. March 6-Arr'd, schr Naiad, Holmes,
Richmond; schr Goldsborough, jones' do.
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FOR SALE, TWO VERY DESIRABLE

y COTTAGES. ON 5TH, NORTH or LEf0H
eTkEET.-We are authorized to sell two very as.
slrabe residences on 5th street. North Of Leigh st
containing six rooms each, with all necessary out.
houses One Of them l. built Of brick, on ! lot 10
feet mont, and nearly newi the other L framed
house. not quite finished lot frontinF 90 feet
neighborhood. Poasosslon can be had about tie 1T
Of April. and not sold BY that time, they win Sc
for rent.
For termA whieh will be lihsrsf sn1 sscommoAa-
tns; sPply 70 00nDiN ArfEhSON.
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Rear Admiral Edward Dundas, who sue
ceeds Sir Charles Napier, in the command Of
the Baltic fleet, is said to be relative of the
|slow coach Dundas, who lately command.
edin the Black Sea.
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-
~ NEsS.-lntending to close business in a few
days, offer my entire stock of DRY GOODS and
FANCY ARTICLES at and below cost, for cash on
1y. These in want should not allow 80 favorable an
opportunity pass without supplying themselves.
p s. would again urge those indebted to me to
make immediate payment. -
H. ROSENFELD,
NH 7-6t us Brosd street.
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Crossed IN L0vE.--What perplexlng
attitude to be placed inl For young man TO de-
Clare his love to fair damsel to offer her his heart
and hand and then get the "mitten, s positively
shocking and yet some young ladies will thus treat
their gallant admirers when the question is popped,
even though they felt assured the wounded heart
could alone be healed by short residence In the
bottom of the river. airy dance at the end OF
a rope. We have case in point: On Sunday last,
Young man named Gentry, while passing from
church with his hearts delight, proposed a union
with her, which she declined in the most perempto-
nv manner To have his suit thus unceremonious-
Iy rejected, SO deeply wounded his sensitive giz-
zard, that he became sullen. gloomy and i'll natured
and after brooding over his sorrows all night re.
solved to shuttle Off lfes coil in the most summary
manner True to his intention, he proceeded to
Mr.. Zachrisson's apothecary store, procured an
of laudanum and then walking into the street.
swallowed it down. This was all well enough
80 far-he had cut the cords that were bind
Ing him to earth, and was about launching out on
the sea of eternity, when the thought struck him
that without rudder or compass, he must go down
and this thought SO much alarmed him. that he
made known his foolish act, and Immediately Sc
cured the services of Dr. Higginbothsm, who, with
the aid .ofa stomach pump and emetics soon depri
we'd his Satanic Majesty of new recruit and length
ened the life of silly boy "crossed in love-"
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NOTICE-OAK WOOD CEMETERY.-The
IN Committee ON the Oak Weed Cemetery have
laid off the same, and the Superintendent is now
ready to receive applications for interment of white
persons who do not wish to buy section, and for
persons of color. ku
The Engineer of the city is now engaged in laying
off the sections which will be ready for sale in few
weeks. -. s,ts
Applications for interments or sections must be
made to
NH 7-2aw2m JNO. BEDFORD. Stunt.
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BOUNTY! LAND AGENCY.-R B
- BAGBY, BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION
AGENT. may be found at the office of j D. Elliott
Esq, under the Masonic Hall, Franklin street, and
would be pleased to attend promptly to all claims
entrusted to him on moderate terms.
NH 7-d2w+
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nAK WOOD FOR SALE
" Oak, seasoned, 81 25 per cord.
Do partly seasoned, 81 90 per cord.
Do and Pine, mixed, SITS do
Pine, seasoned, 3.75 do
Do partly seasoned, $50 do
Orders left at Mr.. VIM. ENGLISH'S Grocery
Store, of 20 and Leigh streets, will be sup
piled the following day second day after the orde
is given Half seasoned wood is more economics
and best for cooking and ironing purposes.
NH It's ->fr e..
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- FOR RENT.-The Dispatch Office
IL being about to be removed to the corner OF
Main and 18th SITS the Tenement now occupied by
it on Governor street il for rent Apply st the Dis
patch Office. fs %
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ROPE-Just receivedla general assort-
~ ment Of Coal Pit Rope; for sale low by
mh z LUTHER LIBBY, on the Dock.
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DOTATOES.-I have ON hand lot of
l. splendid Potatoes for sale low for cssh or pune.
tual customers LUTHER LIBBY,
NH 7 Corner 10Th and Cary sts on the Dock.
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In0 day. monument is TO De erected, upon
which the names of these men are to be in
cribed.
The advantages of this road, as set forth
by various speakers, are, that the distance
between the Indies and the ports of Europe,
isto be lessened at least one-fourth, and the
American Atlantic cities one-third; the long
and dangerous navigation around Cape Horn
avoided the whole trade of the western
shores Of the two Americas, brought into i'm.
mediate connection, by speedy transit, with
the eastern shores and with Europe; the pro.
ducts of the islands of the Pacific, of Japan
and China win find their way over this road;
it win unlock the gates Of commerce to the
South American Republics, whilst to New
Grenads, upon whose territory it is built, its
advantages are believed to be incalculable
The transit to Panama on the occasion
Of the opening of the route, was made in l.a
hours. including stoppages; four hours are set
down - the usual time. A considerable nor.
ton Of the railroad is still upon treetle vork I
which interferes with the carriage of heavy
freight. This, however, it is said, ID heinz
rapidly filed up. An inconvenience and OBJ.
Itscls Of more serious import to the convey.
NICE Of freight, i found in the fact that the
passengers from California are compelled to
% - open boats, from the beach 10 two
nils Y the bay. The correspondents Of the
!. !. Tribune. states that to provide against |
hess difficulties. it IL proposed to continue
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-02
Sheriff - Sale.

Jackson Trcxlcr, & Vinton)
TrcXlcr, T., 1o,,..o, ro,,,,oo
VS. "a,
Oliver J. Nelson, & Mar l'"''
tina, his Wife.
BY virtue of an order Of sale in the above case
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of jackson
County Ohio and to me directed will offer at pub
lie sale at the door Of the Court House, in said coun
ty on
MONDAY TIE goth, DAY OF AUGUST, 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ. of said day the following real estate, situated
in said Jackson county Ohio, and bounded and dcs-
cribed as follows to wit: The south east quarter of
the south east quarter of section No. 25, township
No. 6, range No. 10 be the same more or less. Or
dcrcd to be sold the property of Oliver j. Nelson,
to satisfy Judgment rendered by aid court in
favor of Jackson Trexer and VintOn Trexler and
against Oliver J. Nelson 4 Wife.
YINT0N POWERS, ShG. j. c.
July, 10, '55. I6-tds
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SIleriG,S SaIe.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Jackson County Ohio, made at the
June term of said Court A. D. 1855, and to me di-
ected will offer at public sale, at the door OF the
Court House in said county on
FRIDAY THE 10th, DAY OF AUGUST, 1858,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
P. NJ. of said day, the following described real es-
tate to wit The undivided half lot No. one, in the
I'd, addition to the Town of Winchester in Jackson
County Ohio, known MS the part owned by Wesley
Cremeens and described as follows, commencing al
the North West corner, running thence south hvt
north five rods, thence running west eight rods, tC
the the naec of beginning Ordered to be sold as the
nroperty Of John Burt to satisfy aJudgement of sale
Court in favor of Bennett 4 Go. and against sale
John Burt. Appraised at 1868 G6;lOO;
''1l' - VINTON POWERS, ShG. }. G.
July s, '55, l5-tds
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Mntica in Partition.

JOSEPH PHILLIPS aud Mary Phillips, his
wife of Jackson County, OHIO, and Joseph Phillips
Jr, and Elizabeth Phillips, his wife, Of Lawrence
County, Ohio and Franklin Rush and Sarah Rush
his wife. of Jackson county. Ohio, and Samuel Al
len of Gallia county, Ohio, and John Roach
and Margaret Allen Of Jackson county, Ohio, will
take Notice that petition was filed against them
on the 2Sth day of May, 1855, by William Allen
and is now pending, wherein the said William Al
len demands Partition Of the following Real Es-
tate The north half Of ninety acres as surveyed by
Oliver N. Tyson, April 18TH le4l oil OF the west
half of Section No. 80, township range No. T.
beginning at the half section corner on the west SIDE
Of said section, at a, hickory inches, bears north
90 deg. west 35inKs thence east 3 chains % links
to a stake, white oak 90 inches bears south deg,
west links, poplar q inches, north 10, east IL
links thence south 6 chains II links, to stake,
pum - inches, bears north east . links, poplar
inches south SS east 90 links, thence east "
chains liuks to stake white oak 2O inches bears
south 80 west 80 links, white oak Is inches north
63 west A links, thence north % chains 10 links
to stake. gum Is inches bears south I3 west 10
links red oak inches north eOwest 81 Inks, thence
west 43 chains IS links to stake, thence south 10
chains so links to the place of beginning, and that
at the October term of said Court, app lcatlon VIII
be made by the said William Allen Tor an order
that Partition may be made Of said premises. rn
WILLIAM ALLEN,
By MACKLEY g. FULLERTON, his Att!'
NAV 81, '5j. 10 CIV
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DRY GUODS, &c.
WHAT A CHANGE!
BUM, WAITE HOUSE L. BUM,

HAVE just completed their grand selection of Fancy
and staple Dry Goods, which they now have on hand
and are selling little cheaper than the CHEAPEST.
Having had the advantage Of selection in our largo
and Fashionable Eastern Cities, their stock is un-
equaled in quantity and quality by any others in
TINS market. Also having become acquainted with
the wants and wines Of the surrounding community
they can supply the wants Of all, even to the most
tastldlOu3. Call and see and bo convinced.
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French Persian Bcrege Do
Lanes and lawns, lustres, ginghams alpaccas, vel
vets silkS-pialn and fancy. JacOnetts swiss muls
DoDlnets, grapes, laGe5. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an bIcached muslins drills,
denisens, 'hectngs pillow casnngs cotenades, shirt
ing, tweed3, cambrc, siicsias, table covers crash,
canvass, and prints Of every yaiety.
4 fancy lot Of French collars, COllarets, Shemi-
sets Bndcrslecves, artfcias ginghams linens, silk,
and embroidered hankcrchicfs mits kids fancy silk,
Isle thread and cotton gloves fancy colored, dotted
and black dem wells. ParasOs and fans
Black, French American broad cloths; Black,
French and American Fancy fancy dassimcres, sat-
inets and twecds. Satin, Silk, Plush and fandy Mar
seilcs ycstings, broad twed, buff and fancy linens,
black, silk and fancy erayats.
Embroidered gOssamer satns and gimp Belgrade,
NeapoIitan, Rutland lace and hair, Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and six bgnucts. Misses and
childs Flats.
M.ns, boys and youths patent, leghorn, Panamo,
wool hats fancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats.
Gents W l extra fur, otter and moIeskin hats.
M ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
IVA calf and enid. brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, DC. Women's
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS.
calf, goat morocco and kid buskins-childS
fancy lace boots, busk.ns and ankle ties.
GtARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad-
" ding, DC. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths,
&c. Travelling bags, sachels, umbrellas.
4 FULL and general assortment Of groceries,
N Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead colored and fancy silks black
ID satins-dress trimmings. DC.
EPACON, in large or small quantities, Tor
Z D sale low at 3. W. d BIS.
NOLASSEs, 50 halfbbls. Just arrived and
IFH for sale at B. W. L BIS.
SUGARS, by the barrel or d. at
3 B. W. & B's
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans,
~ for sale at B. VIZ BIS.
April ), '55. BUM WALTERHoUsE d "UYN.
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HENRY M. PRICE.

WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens Of jackson and vicinity tb 40 has
Just received new stock Of
CONFEcTIONERlES
Cousislugin part of the following arclc.- Com
men aod fancy Candies, Lemons, Oranges, Figs
karius. Nuts, Cigars, &c.
My Saloon Rooms, are well fitted pior, the
accommodation of both Ladies' aud Gentlemen, whelt
will be found at all times, ICE CREAM, Mineral
Water, Lemonade, Soda, Mead, Ale, Beer, anc
all other delicaces of the season.
am also Manufacturing an article Of pure Lem
on Syrup, which offer at wholesale or retail a
little less price than it can be bought at al!
other place in this county. :.
Pic Mic. Wedding, and other parties, supple
with Ice Cream, plain and fancy Cakes, Lemo
Syrup, Candies, Nuts, Fruit &c, at short notice
and on reasonable terms. Remember the place
opposite the pubic square, and adjoining th
Franklin House. Jackson, Ohio.
June 2S, '55 l4-tf
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Stern & Mayer, Pitts,
VS.. , In Attachment.

Stern q Mayer FIIIIs' ,u,
VS.. ? In Attachment.
Frederick Weyhorst, defndt)
At our instance an order of attachment was
issued on the 18th day of July, 1885, by John j q.
Jones, Justice of the peace for Jefferson town.
ship, jackson County, Ohio, for the sum Of one
hundred and seventy five dollars and fifty seven
cents, against the goods, chattelS, rights credits,
moneys and effects of the said Frederick Weyhorst
a non resident of said Jackson county; and said
cause has been continued until September 5th,
1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
STERN ~ MAYER,
By MACKLEY u FULLERTON, their Atty S
July Goth '55-lS-3w.