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Riots and Murder in Chicago.
CHICAGO. April q

CHICAGO, April IT.
A riot occurred in this city this morn
ing, growing out of the Maine Law anC
License question, in which one man wa,
killed and five or six wounded. A small
procession, composed of Germans and
Irish, marched with drum to the cour
house square. A crowd collected the
police interfered, and general fight en-
sued, An immcnce crowd collected and
knives and clubs were freely used. The
principals were arrested. The excite.
ment is subsiding.
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ST. LOUIS. Anril 22i N.

.. ALLAH IT. LOUIS, April % NJ
The Office Of the "Luminarys" Par
kervilIe, suspected of free.soilsm. was
attacked on Saturday, the Goth inst. by
the citizens Of Platte county, and the fix
lures destroyed I hree presses were
thrown into The Missouri river. The alb
senee of the editors saved them from be.
ing tarred and feathcred. Resolutions
declaring the paper nuisance, denounc'
ing the editors, and threatening theil
lives, as well as .qthe lives of other free
soiIcrs, were passed. No preaching al
lowed in the county, on pain of tar and
feathers for the first offence, and hanging
for the second. ...
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war and Plenty

JUST OUTAEDREADY FOR THEPUBLIC
THE TRUTH AND LIFE, embraced in
twenty wo sermons, BY Bishop M'Ivaine;
+ lI1fE RAG BAG, BY NJ p, Willis
LIFE OF SAM HOUSTON, illustrated y
TIE MAY FLOWER, by Mrs. Harriet
Beechtr StQwe.; ;yss'E gfaszlugs
BOynton d Mason's Kansas Il Nebraska, Just is.
sued also latest maps of same, and Iowa, map
Of seat of War, Lives of Washington, Frank.
lin, CLAY, the three Judsons, Bayard Taylor's
Central Africa and Land OF the Saracens Alvue.
Ida May, Wifes Victory, Lamplighter, Fudge
Doings, BY J. K. Marvel, Life Of Christ and
Apostles, Fashion and Famine, Beechers Lee
lures to Young men, Iiarbaaghs Heavenly
House. Recognition and Saiuted Dead, History.
.uf Nations, Perilous Adventures Of ITravlers
and Hunters, DC, &c.
Also, a host of Bank, Blank and Pass Books,
IvERy VARIETY of Letter, Cap and Note Paper.
HYMa Books, for all'dhnoniinatIons. Come and
see every thing else that can't be enumerated.
CITY BOOK STORE market ct. Portsmouth.
April 26i55 ST .Ha 2sA
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Il Sherif's Sale.

Hczekiah Shepard,
VS.. In jackson Com Pleas
VIM. T. MClintick Adms. In Chancery,
Of Wm s. Warwick et tai.
BY virtue Rpn order of sale in the above case is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson
County 0hio5and to me directed. ! will offer at
Tu)lic Sale at
the door the Court House in said county on the 2sth,
day of May A. d. 1855, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. At and o'clock p. n. of said day the
following real estate to wit a certain parcel Of
land to commence at the North East corner Of Lot
No. 2l of Township No. 8 in range No. 10 l9commonly
called tho Scioto Salt Reserve lands within said
jackson county, thence West along said lot forty
rods to Post, thence South thirty-threo rods to
Post thence East forty rods to Post, thence North
thirty-hrce rods to the place Of beginning contain
ing eghtaeres more or less situated in said Jackson
County Ohio. Levied upon as the property Of VIM.
S. Warwick decd, to satisfy Judgment in favor
y ~ -''''' VTNTONP0wERS, Shift. J. G.
/. itt} tTyTj W. GILLELAND, Deputy,
april &c, IS. ST w.: al.
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The Winncbagoes have conveyed to
the United States, nearly 100000 acres
Of land, at Long Prairie, on the Mississ,
ippi. where they now reside. They re.
crlve in exchange 100000 acres on the
Blue Earth, in the southwestern part OF
the Territory, and in addition $4,000
in money, which is to be applied to their
removal, subsistence, and improvements
at their new location. A return just pub.
lshed, shows that the total quantity of
guano imported into Great Britain in 49,
81 amounted TO 235lll tons, against
I23, 1876 tons in 1858, and 1875, ,8S9 in 49,
50, OF this quantity of 235 III tons,
22I737 tons camedrom Peru, 3, 1877 tons
from British South Africa, |, 502 from the
United States, 249 tons from Chilli
The imports from other places were be.
low LOO tons. ...
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NEBRASKA TERIToRY.-We learn from
the Chicago Tribune that the Legislature
of Nebraska adjourned on the 10Th ult.
after passing large number of laws.
Among them were thirty eight general
acts, sixteen to incorporate towns and
cities. three for schools and colleges, two
for railroads, thirty five for ferries and
bridges, and eleven for miscellaneous Oh,
jccts. Also, special acts, organizing
twenty-three counties, and ordering the
survey aud laying out of eleven terrific
rial roads Among the joint resolutions
is one asking of Congress a grant oI
land to aid in building a raj road from
Plattsmouth (mouth of the Platte riycr)
to the South Pass.
We give the names Of the counties or
ganized, and also the names of the coun.
ty towns, as far as they are located, for
the benefit of cmigrants. Maps of these
counties will doubtless soon be publish
I'd, to wit: Richardson, county seat at
Archer; Nemaha, at BrownviIle ; Ottowa,
at Nebraska City; Cass, at PIattsmouth
Pawnce, at Pawnee Village; Douglas,
at Omaha City; Washington, at Fort
Calhoun Burt, at Tekamah Blackbrd,
at BIackbird City; Dakota, at Dakota
Dodge, at Fontenclle; Cumming. at
Catharinc; Izard, at Ilunton McNeal, at
Manitoa Loupo, at Pawnee Buffalo, at
Nebraska Centre.
Commissioners were appointed to 10
cate the county seats of Jackson Clay
Johnson, Gage Lancaster, Saline, Green,
and York. u. s. Journal.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoRK, April 24-noon.
Flour unchanged. Heavy sales at fo,m
er rates Wheat unchansed /; Corn a
triAe higher Private sales Of mixed at
Sl,l2@I,G3. Pork lower sale at $l6,
% for old Mess and new Sl76?@l7,75
Lard unchanged. Whiskey quiet
Stocks shade lower. Erie 5la ; Vir.
gina skies OH; Cleveland and Toledo
76R Cumberland e9i; Reading 904
Canton 275I N. Y. Central "a.
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Mayor Wood, Of New. York, has issu-
ed his proclamation to the people declar-
ing that, so far as he is concerned, the
new temperance law UjH be enlorced.-
lie is known to have been opposed to its
enactment, but he molly marches up to
the line of his duty. lie has acquired a
moral power and influence that will ena-
bic him to enforce the law where no 9th,
er man could do it,
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Dancing School.

/. II, Osborn returns lis compliments
TO his pupils for their liberal patronage,
and also for their strict attention to tic
rules of the School. Great praise is due
Mr.. 0. for his labor and attention in III
slructing his pupils, as there las been
much benefit gained by their attendance.
A Grand Soiric will be given by Mr.. o.,
on tho evening Of tho ilh Of May.
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Sherif's Sale.

'0hn Weeee' In Jackson Com. Plcas.
Isaac ). White and wife. In chanccry'
by virtue of an order of sale in the above case s
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas of Jackson
County .Ohio, and TO me directed. will offer at
public sale ct the door of the Court House in said
county on the 2Sth, day of May A.D. 1855, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock ?. NJ.
of said day the following real estate to wit The
North West quarter Of tho South East quarter, and
the North East quarter of the South East quarter Of
Section No. II, in Township No. of Range No. 10
of the lands sold at the Land Office in Chillicothe
Ohio, situated in jackson County Ohio" Levied
upon the property of Isaac j. White at the suit Of
John Weece to satisfy Judgment in favor Of John
Weecc, and against Isaac j. White and wife.
IS VINT0N POWERS, Sh'f ]. c.
,s.a..- BY 4. W. GILLELAND, Deputy.
april Is, as. 5-tds. t.'....
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SheriR,s Sale,

BY virtue of a writ of ven. d. and f. fa. issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of jackson County
Ohio will expose TO public sale at the door of the
Court House in said County on the 9th, day Of May
A. d. 1855, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M.
and 4 o'clock P. NJ of said day the following de-
scribcd property to wit. One Black Mare, One
Brown Pony, Ono Bay Mare and One two Horse Bug
gy. Levied upon as the property Of Francis Smith
Sons, to satisfy Judgement against them and in
favor of William Eden & Co.
NINT0N POWERS, Sh'f J, C.
s-..a By I. W. GILLELAND, Deputy.
april 20, 55. 5--tds. uT
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MARRIED,

In jackson on the evening of Tuesday
the l7th inst, by Rev. A. Abbott, Mr..
DAVID LEWIS and Mrs. RHoDA HATTEN,
all of this place. '''' ''H
On Sunday morning the 22d inst, by
J. A, Sell Esq, Mr.. JoHN THOMPSON and
Miss VIRGINIA BRowN, all of Lick Town
ship, jackson county Ohio, sa7
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TnE NExrs lIouRE OF REPRESENTA-
TlvEs The sixteen free Ststes have all
held their Congressional elections and
the following is the result:
34TH CoNGrss


Delaware, Florida, South Carolina. Ar.
kansas aud Missouri have elected SeUen
Opposition and ten Administration men.
In the last Congress, they had four Op
position and thirteen Administration.
The following States have yet TO elect
their Congressman, viz: Alabama, Geor.
gia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana,
Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina,
Texas, and Virginia. Ia the last Con,
gress their delegation stood: Opposition
t~en'U Administration fhy three. W e
think the Opposition strength will be
largely increased in the next delegation
The position OF parties will be reversed.
The Opposition will have about two third
OF !he members. What falling off from
Pierce & Co.!
We find the above table in the Gin.
cinnati Gazette.
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The Usage ORANGE FENcE.--An emf
ncnt agriculIurisl of this State says thai
the Usage Orange fence is more prolec.
tive Than any other fence, Fire cannon
easily barn it up. Back water cannot
alat it of, neither can winds blow it down.
For cheapness and economy, the advan.
'ages are four to ono in favor of the hedge
in fifty years.
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Lick Furnace.

tits certainly gratifying to see the rapid
progress of this Furnace. The principal
part of the stone work is being superin-
tended by John Powell, who is considered
10 be the best Of wolkmen in this line Of
of business, and lie is doing his----5reat-
est to hnyo tie work done in the best of
style.
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D. Leach & Co,

These gentlemen are making great im-
provements in and about their premises
Their newly fitted up Store room is now
one Of the best in town. They will soon
open another very large and splendid stock
Of fashionable Dry Goods, Groceries, etc
which they cler at priceS to suit tic times
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School Exhibition.

There will be an exhibition given in the
Presbyterian Church, on the evening o.
the lst of May, by the pupils of Mr. Gil.
more's School. We understand tia, i
will be a rich treat and should not be miss
cd by any body.
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A sea monster was caught near Punta
Rosa, on the Florida coast, on the 23d
uIlimo, which had a mouth three and a
half feet long, and wide enough to swal,
low canoe. The space between it's eyes
measu ed four feet four inches, its length
of body nineteen feet, breadth nineteen
feet, and weighed 5000 pounds.
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.TaoksOn House.

Tlafe has been a GLANCE OF F<Ppriet"ff
IN this house, Mr. Gilroy tAkcs tI.e pace oI
Mr., Flowers. Mr.. @ makes n gd',d hnd'
lord. aad knows exactly how to tpke care
Of his guests. See advertisement neat
weaL
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IGS"G. David u Bro, we notice have
just received very large stock of Spring
and Summer Clothing, which, they inform
us, they can sell cheaper than any one else
in this county dare do. Call in and see
them.
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or We refer the attention of our rea.
ders to the law card of Il. r. STANLEY
Esq, in to days paper. We are pleased
to see that he has taken up his residence
IN our village, anu bespeok for him sue
cesslul professional career. 'On, STAN.
LEY on''--M Artlur Herald.
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all the various styles and fashions of summer
clothing for Men aud Boys. Hats and Caps, OF
all styles, with thousand and one other nice
things not here enumerated. Cali mat DyerH
old stand on the West corner of Main & Broad
way, if you want the worth ofy your money.
Wekecp wagon running in the surrounding
country at which any Of our clothing can be
bought at the very lowest rates. qy
April &C.. '55. 5--tf
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American House.

Mr.. John A. Jones, proprietor of this
establishment, is now fully prepared toen-
tertain guests in the most hospitabe man
ncn His House is both roomy and com
Portable, and all that stop with him can
find a good house and a merry landlord.
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Eg-Gcorgo Nelson, Esq editor Of the
Portsmouth Inquirer, was in our place a
few days ago, George is soliciting sub
scribers for the "PENANT, !" a new paper
about to be established by himself in the
City of Portsmouth.
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A very fine assortment, and of superior ex
lcnce, Ribbons, Gloves, ect., eys-.1-esr,,r
FAMILY GROCERIES, '
Isham & Clare,
GRO S S RO A D s

HAVE just received from Cincinnati and are now
opening large and as well selected stock of goods,
as were ever offered in this market. Consisting in
part of Silks, Satins Poplins Barege, Challis, De
Lains, Lawns, Swiss, Jaconctts, Prints Ginghams,
and Lustres, together with lot of beautiful silk,
straw and gimp BOnnets Parasols, Fans, Shaws, Coll
lars and Gloves also Cloths Cassimeres, Satnetts,
Brown, and BlCachcd Musins, Shirting, Ticking ana
large stock of ready made Clothing suited to tho
taste Of the most iastdious, Also fine lot of Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, also Queensware Glass-
ware, Hardware, Nails and Cutlery
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GoLD AND SILVER. The advices from
Europe show large decline in the value
OF silver, in consequence Of the demand
from China being suspended This has
been the only market which absorbed
largo supplies.
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EzTWe understand from good authori-
ty, that the cars upon the Marietta and Gin
cinnati r. Road, are row running to By
er's Station, some ten miles from this place.
We hope by this arrangement soon tohave
q daily mail from Cincinnati
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Nrw GooDs>-T D, Dickson ias jugt
retunId FROM Cincianad with large and
,aagnisco.t snck of Goods and invites all
biz friends AMI erery body else to call and
examine thom, and naLe their purchases
beGors it b. too late.
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The city is quiet, although the Militia
are out and the people excited, eight or
ten small fires occurred since Saturday.
License suits progressing.
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ARRGsoN's SENTENCE SUSPENDED The
Supreme Court of Cincinnati granted a
writ of error yesterday in Arrison, S case,
and suspended his sentence.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dressed Lumber !

D. D. KH0ADSe a Co.. keep on hand and for
sale, Dressed Flooring White and Yellow Pine,
Rough Lumber, u full assortment of Window Sash,
and Blinds, Pannel Doors 4, and 6, Pannel, Pump,
Tubing, Lath &C. &C., All orders received will be
promptly attended to, prices on Flooring, reduced.
D. D. RH0ADS.
Portsmouth, april 26, '55. 5-tf'
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80 you would not take me 10 be TWEEN
.NP,sOid young lady to her partner
while dancing a polka a few evenings
ago. "what would you take mo fori"
For better or worse" he replied.
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... CINCINNATI, April 81 noon.
Flour firm at 0,50G9.75. Whiskey
34c. Provisions unchanged, Lard 90
lie; Sugar 5!@5fc for inferior fair.
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IcEl--Those wanting pure Ice, csp be
supplied by our friend John Cochran Of
ths PLACE. in large or small quantities
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W-Dayis Mackley, Esq, will accept
our thanks for late Oregon papers,
Constable Sales.

We have on hands large quantity Of
blank forms of Constable Sales, to which
we direct the attention Of Consiablcs.
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UNION HALL AHEAD,
Now is the time to save your Money.
G. DAVID & BROTHER,

HAVING just returned from
the Queen City, with the lar
gest and most fashionable stock
of READY MADE SUMNER CLOTH
ING ever brought to this market,
offer the same CHEAPER than
the CHEAPEST,
Without particularizing we
can say our stock consists Of
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Arrival Of the Steamer Nashville! I!
European Dates of the 7th.
RUSSIAN ALLIES STRENGTHEN.
"a INGTHElR POSITION!
The London Times Defends Know
NothingismI
PROSECTS OF PEACE ARE DE-
s* CLtNING! %
Markets Slightly on the Advance!
~ 1000 Russians Killed,
NEW YORK, April 23-Noor

NEW YORK, Aprll 23-Noon.
Steamer Nashville arrived Sunday noon,
with dates up TO the Tin. .r ..a
Russians and Allies were strengthen
ing their position al the Crimea, prepara-
tory TO the spring campaign Council
War held March 18th; Omar PaSha de.
sired assistance from the allies, which
could not be granted. Turkey only ex.
pected to hold Eupatoria till the l8th.-
Large reinorcements had been received
by the Russians at Sevastopole.
Gen. Canrobert stated that in the of.
fairs of the 22d and 23d the Russians
lost 1000 men; and the Allies goo.
Vienna Conference met on the 2d and
adjourned on the 7th. The Czar's ulli.
matum vas expected Baltic feet sailed
on the 4th. Russians had established
ten fortified camps of 1000 men each, to
defend the Baltic, Provinces and blocka-
ded port Of sunken vessels.
The London Times deyotes leading
article in defence of the Know Nothings.
It's announced by telegraph that the
Spanish government had demanded the
recall of the British Ambassador at Mad.
rid on account ofinIerference in religious
matters.
Parliament assembled on the 10th.
U. s. Corvette ST. Louis arrived at
Gibralter. Levant left same day for
home. Nashville reports having passed
Africa entering Liverpool as Nashville
passed out Saturday afternoon.
Vienna Conference having adjourned
till 9th. no news from points under con
siderOton. Third point will be the first
subject OF consideration before the Con.
ference. Public opinion equally divided
as 10 fiaal result. ....
Ali Pasha arrived al Vienna OIL Friday
and would take part in future discussions
Of the Conference. .....
Berlin dispatches o! Friday state that
the Russian party is predominant there,
and that Prussia will likely throw herself
into the arms Of the Gar and cause un.
favorable result Of the conference.
The news being briefly summed up :
in politics, we are just where we were,
except that the feeling that there is no.
thing left but TO fight it out becomes
stronger. ' .'..n
There had been a succession Of san
culinary conflicts between the French
and Russians before Sevastopol for pos.
session Of Rifle ambuscade pits, with
varying success, much loss. Latest bat.
Ile on the night Of the esd put 5000 men
IIors decombat
LATEST
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.. PITTsBuRG, April "a noon.
River 0 feet 4 inches and falling,
weather pleasant. ..
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LATEST

General Weddles' return as Prussian
Envoy 10 Paris has been countermanded
and Col. Oberg an onache Of Prussians
has also been recalled, indicating that the
negotiations are closed.
Provisions. Market generally un-
changed. Prices SITTER, tut not quota
bly, higher, Lard advanced l8c. RS.
Stocks. A decline with general improve.
ment. State Stocks are also better, The
Bank of England has reduced its rates
TO a! per cent bullion increasing and
money easier. Consus are quoted at
9Qg0924 Iron Welsh Rails quoted on
board at 6 pounds 7s6d, Scotch pig
iron IS.
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GROCERIES
A CARD.

A fresh lot of Sugar Coffee, Molassos Rice, Teas,
&c. of which will be sold extremely low for Cash or
Produce.
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New Goods.


T. W. GILLELAND, has just received from Gin
cinnat, and is now ready to exhibit to his numerous
customers the largest and most varied assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this town. Goods have been
purchased,on such terms as will admit of their be-
ing sold atrates that cannotfail to prove advanta-
geOus to any person who will take the pains to cx-
amino prices previoust to purchasing elsewhere The
stock embraces every variety andstylc Of
H DRY GOODS, ..rr
Adapted to the wants Of the people and to the sea.
son, H"iu -.i..- .....
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such as Silks, Ginghams, Lawns, Alpacas, Prints,
Hose, Muslins, Linens De Lains, &c. ''
...s B0NNETS.
A very fine assortment, and of superior excel
lcnce, Ribbons Gloves, ect., & 2 ,--,tass,,r,
FAMILY GROCERIES, b
Such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar Spice, Tobacco Mo-
lasscs, Syrups, Dye-stufs, &C., all Of superior
quality, together with thousand and one other
articles not necessary to mention here, but any and
all of which will with pleasure be shown to those
who may call. fF.tr ..
In conclusion, he would say, that having purchas-
cd his goods at the very lowest possible prices, and
having determined to sell them in the same way, he
cordially invites all his old customers and the people
generally to call and give his goods fair and i'm
partial examination.
T. W, GILLELAND.
Jackson, Ohio, april 26, '55. 5-G
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We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
to the public for tho liberal patronage shown and
hope by adhcring to the small profit and quick sale
system, to merit a continuation of the same.
ISHAM 4 GLARE.
april 26, 55. 5-tf
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JACKSON ST [A.NDARD.
JACKSON, THURSDAY APR, 26, '5E,

sAGKsoN, c. b. oHgos
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ms. II. PARvrs, No. 68, 4th St. Cincinnati,
10 our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.