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CH.cAeo, Aug. IS.

We have dates from Great Salt Lake
to July Ist Famine still threslens.-
A third crop Of grain is destroyed. 90
Hon. L. Shaver, one Of the Judges
of tho Territory, was found dead in his
bed on the Gath of June. He was buri7
ed with great ceremony. ws.
The Kansas Herald of the f7thre-
asserts in the most pesitiFe manner Its
former assertion ola project to annex
the Platte Purchase in Missourito Kan
sag Territory. .a.
The trains en- the Ohio & Mississippi.
Railroad commenced running sgain on
Tuesday morning last
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MAnuFAcruREoRS ALE=M. TaoMAs-
sAYss French eentleman has made .
careful examination ofthe United States,
With reference to the mandfactnre Of
salt from water! He has had great exs
perieuce on the subject, and 9iSlsssisasd
that salt Gan be madehere byt erspora-
ton, - on the coasts of the Mediterra;
mean, for tEe cents q bushel. Hs5has
gone 10 France ia obtain the reqaisits
materials, and wifi fet1fhfby DsssnBeS
% begin operations
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LAeEE BlEa--Lager bier,

LAGER bIEA--LsBSE I'LL
exchange, is . compound OF malt and
hons. mixed in difsrent proportions at
Inherent SEASONS of the year. Malt and
hops pas together form bier. hat when
thsy are placed I'M . barrel lined With =
oasing of resin, and laid in . cellar for
n certain length Of time, It derives the
name Of lager, or stock ala This APP
pears to be the usual method Of manu-
featuring lagefa bier. although different
nianufsesories pursue difs!snt mstho od.
The amount Of lager bier mannfaetur.
ed, annually IL tie United 8tsteA, ises
timstsa 90 be Of . yAlasef not lsss than
sc, 000a000. aaiI ed bsfiiogs .aItE!
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Democratic Central Committee.

THANKs.-Again We thank some young
ladies for beautiful serenade under our
window, at the middle watch Of . snm-
mer's night :, who these "swees singers
of Israel" are; We do not know, but we
r satisfied that If their faces look Us
sweet az their music sounded to a ear,
we speak not rashly when We say 20
would ] were 9 boy a~pain."nosasa ;e1s9
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IL Sheyboygan has Subscribed
100000 at 9 per cent. city bonds, and
the county ofsheboygas has Subscribed
$4,000, toward tina building of tho
Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Railroad.
Fond du Lac ID expected TO do some.
thing and there ID y fsiF prOsPscs that
the road will be built o. 4egss % o.
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Once More to the Breach, Sir
@i Cardinal!

Cardinal!
The facetious Barrister of the Times,
makes as many propositions to usi re-
gard to publishing the State Auditors
Report, as AReUs had eyes. He win
iDgly says that he is willing 10 do any
thing that is fair. And what, reader,
do you think he considers fairs Why
he offers to publish the Auditor'sRepoFt
If we will publish CHAsE's speech at Cir
cleville, about three eoiumns5 CHAsris
letter Of acceptance, about q half col
umn an article from the Mansfield Her
4ldof about q column and ahalf, written
BY JAcoB BRmxERHofr; give him one
column Of our paper from now 10 the
October election, in which he viii pub
lish just such matter as suits him; and
then TO sum up, We must pay Him the
regular price for setting it upi Who ev-
er Witnessed such arrant efrontery.
Why if We we're to publish all be asks
Of us, our paper would be turned into
IN abolition organ from now to the cleo
ton. Let it then be understood that
our neighbor dare not gips the people
light upon the subject of taxation.
Now, Sir Cardinal, we viii make q
more proposition We now propose to.
publish the article from the Mansfield
Herald and also CHAsE's letter Of .ccept
ance If you win publish the Auditors Re
port or that portion Of It which we have
already published, If the Report oc-
eupies more space than the matter
which We propose to publish. We will
pay gop the differences for setting it up,
or VIC, will publish matter enough on the
tazq4estion, but on no other question, to
make mp the difference. VII goa,
DARE EoU gire the people light?
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NonroLr, Aug. "a.

yellow fever still increasing. May.
or Wood has been attacked by Il. Dur
ing the "a kours ending noon, to-day,
there were IT8 deaths. oaa b 1884,
The alta Cahfarnia says seyerai
we'll known citizens sailed in the Geaa-
en- Age for Acapulco, to join the Al
verez army, some Of them were totake.
high Official grades in the Mexican ar
my. ~ ~saiess4a
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How THEY TorE IN KExrucxY PA
correspondent Of the New York Post
writes thus from louisville pnA aged
1The Kentucky State elections are
condaeted eiva Voce.7 The i~qpfactiee
heretofors has been for the voter tokahd
in bis ticket openly and the Judges
HonlA copy from il, not requiring the
ticket TO be read aloud. They decided
at this election that every man should
rs6d his ticket, and that che poll should
be marked from tha 1Soiees This din
frsPqhissd al Who eould not read, or
Hho we're unnccpstomed 70 the Ian
gaage, except only 10 far a. their mem
DRY might serve them.
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Multiply the above total By. fogr, and
you illhaye an approximation to the
actual expenses incurred By the great
Lowers Of Europe since the commence
nent Of the difheuisy- between Russia
andl FurkeY. nd fe 1900 ~
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~ Mr. Chase, who is now perar

E- Mr. Chase who Is nov peram-
bulating the State, denouneing the re-;
peal of Missouri Gompremiss as 2
f'breaeh of faith" has made repeated
attempts in the United States Senate to
repeal the Gompronlise Of 1850, which
involves a much stronger breach Of
faith because that compromise was
founded upon the constitution. TIE
joke of it all is that Chase ID not in
favor of restoring the Missouri empro-
mise, and would not put it back If he
had the power. He thinks il was origi,
nallyi q laWanot .ft TO be passed' or to
stay upon the statute book. Why does
he then make such q pother over its
repeal2 Simply because be is a pol1iti-
cal denagogue and desires to get votes.
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NAF-4& 4N-r.E -l ~ A-ls-H-rE 49, = -
L. In the present war in the East,
the Sultan and his Western friends have
been put to some expense, as the follow
ing table indicates: 49,.
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NEw Fsoua-s NEW YoRk.-Th,
New York Essning Poet saxs.

Si" Fheo new -four that comes itod mar
ksttig ofremarkablysfia e qualitys and in
very superior cppditionr Prices are
now 4abop two dollars per barrel lover
tlsa highest of. the season. Tie decline
Generally Anticipated later IN the season
isabeaslb smother idoliars The month
8 aOsteBer ewill probably 9heIthestinc
when prices viii show the groatestede.
cline ofstbe year"
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jAoFIcKi q keT$ey EtFs4 MT a
fSster On ~ Fs,sls = JRsN L<<4s64 <zz4..t
q es..1 1eSs.s,s 1ss.ks4
nsssI@nsaists $1,000
sssss fs:sSss&n.s - =
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-1p ~ -.
he,.b- - ~. eh.n-- - -
onithe ss1sbIs properly Of sid County Er a.
Es.r $500 on saeh sollar's s.lassseas = = -
%. go AZ
For state and Common SCHOOL - 1.nesez
Goen.y ralRoees--.+Jar
Bnoge 90 t-Sq6TT
. p~na 80
-
70 wh1snl "A aaaea. p ne lSE5tRtR LII
~ Go-nor..;on 1aEcers - 49,. -.
~
HANoxEk TAA:iEIe hahs-
.I S.t.SJ. -.
s,..;sI $780, --1D;ss-s~ ~
Lcadonrille District taition tx
pTp~- rso1rNSrItp ~ 81 E : =
GhEES rSnlr a.s,. %
Lo.hsaaP =.
spee;sI tax stsboI Dist: Nsss3a:sSTsa-
. "a a. al "a 80 sssa nsE p
a. les
",a. a.
49,
" va TO-.
yERMIILIoN. Township TIx 7 "a N;u
Fael- 9s.Isff
Special tax School Dist No. q ,s9190sIsss- ses
~ Isis @sez
" sa..x k5.E.st IA /"
:" s-1.a as a
." i sssI0--.Sfsss fsExxr
M-0NTa0xERV 70EmrmHE
Township School tax u
Cooperation tax
ORANGE TOWNSHIP TAX .s-750 Nin
Township tuition tnz.. s.-s.<~sel1
Fuel and kepair,- s@@
Township School House Dist Noslz Aza--ssa
MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP TAX. Ill
Special TAX sch6a DIST Nos Es!.s ss.s'sssA
49, % - 1900 9 80 sa.stA IsiW
MILTON TOWNSHIP TAxasssNAtpas
Incidental
School District No. go: -
CLEARCREEK T0WNSH1PTAX f9Q4 iQ
.71f school House tsrs .ssss@ us10zSetsk
School District No. Fl~@.1.~.
.....r....tr.
!.
Incidental expenses. 1-90 q =
TOWNSHIP TAxsas MfiiS
- .,,;e;an 49, .-.sa .esoaS
= ~ " AA@&AA|
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~ .-- ~ tA AelEE<st Ia EtES4HraEEu HEFre
SHERIFR,S BALEsS svs,,
IT.. o-fSl = 4ttW sE s9efE ,flsY AT -
vs = Ih Ashland Gsns flSsS xss
John FrRonfelter - ast .efafF
DURSUANT to- tbs oosElandnf8 szndi IL
y sued in The above eassfhamfheG ouanfcdman
mon Pleas Of Ashland ocanEy 70 ne diI1sfsd 1
l wdIsxPo.e to Ppbiie Sal. 4 fAs ffpnllef sss
John FDnnfeiteF in said county - TseIs
On SATURDAY Mee6tha day Of SkpfspA1s sdw
between the hours eEten eelock mdItlf
O'Clock p. n. Of said day the follONinR desci1E
ed goods 4 Chattles: one Buggy4 et1s bOPsEl4
- JOHN D. J0-NES-SktflEEl
BY sc. BROWN Deputy.
Ashland, August % Hess .ssa 1ssl1gf SHT
TO SCHOOL TEAen1Hmnnf @.sssxH.
TSHE Boafdof School Exnmine1s 81 AhklauAl ak
IL County will hold a specfa1neeti1H Af fh& !ss~
Union School House in Ashland On Nntnrday&
the 18th Of September, for the P6fpnhe dEeI--
amining applfcanta for eertikcates 70 fwah
school. ROBERT BEER. -. .
4 - CLERK ~of tho BonQ1aE-usEs-
Au0nst % lA-3w o TEze9
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A1ARRaA0Ra.

MARRIED, oathe I'D inst. & Rsr - .
ResEsoE, Mn. ANDREW n. HUTTON andslsss
Miss HARRIET J. WASSQH bpfh Of Ask-
land Ohio.
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l@EAlFM@.s.s1


DIED. on the 2ist insts in Bdlsftp6Hshi3s. lns
Richland eodhty, JANE xise nf Gsmgsa In ~
gram. s., aged 70 years as1 hsss4s - sys~is4H~
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vim slso sttsnd n my ozHuseinf fh5H5wR4
Of falkland, frpm o. e1dadexees ePkn
-. Hlasesrinsininr nnnzi3 a2afks -
pifstion q thattime win 6es<at % Nslel+s
=. sEkSSa oENM1a
AsazxEs-A Aug y, iesk3k1z9.
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8g 9degrap9
PROM ~cALronN1A.
- -
Mexican Ksws---The Allies In the Pacific.
NRw-YoRn-Aun e5

A gentleman came down in the God.
en- Age on his way to the u. s.. with
dispatches summoning Gen. Wheat.
who is said to be in the U. s., recruit.
ing to return Immediately with or with
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August %, l4-3w.
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vERM1LL1oNTo TOWNSHIP TAX .zasl sn..
Special tax School Dist. No. - 4.s5-90ssstss %
4..S1S nse4
!" ra~u s5.E.st a.
z.A. as
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on the taxable property Of snfd counsy fbE tke-
year 1855 on each dollzr,s salnzfion, - - 3stsF
lows: - = >
D.. s...a..5 as :
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c,
CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World.
=. LEA CHI,


Main ST., opposite the Post Office, Jackson 0.
HAS COME TO THE Conclusion to sell
Goods at less prices than ever heretofore, after
taking into consideration the immense quantity
Of goods continually kept on hand, together
with the numerous receipts Of goods, from the
City of New York and Philadelphia, which
enables me to sell yerylow come with your
cash and try me.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Muslns, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Bareges,
Delanes, Debages, Lusters, Merinos, Ticklngs,
Drillings, Denims, Cloths, Casameres, Sati.
netts, with complet assortment to numerous
to mention.
FANCY GOODS.
A good stock of fancy goods, aud portion Of
summer goods, which will sell al cost for cash
only.
WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linens, Swiss Mulls, Jaconetts, White
Linen Handkf S, collars, Under.sleaycs Chemi-
sets, DC, &C.,
Notions, Hosiery & Gloves.
A full assortment Of all of those articles which
l shall not undertak to numerate.
Umbrellas & ParasolS,
All kinds and for everybody, which will sell
at prices to suit the times.
Hats a. Caps.
Silk, Beaver, Wool, Panama, LegEorn, Straw,
and Palm Hats, Caps of all kinds, cheap.
Bonnets s. Flats.
Satin, Silk Gimp, Soft Straw, and Gosamere
Bonnets and Fla,s.
Boots & Shoes.
A Splendid Stock of fine Boots g. fine Shoes for
men women and children, all OF which, will
sell very cheap for cash.
Hardware q Cutlery.
A good stock which l will not numeratc, but
come and examine.
Ready Made Clothing.
All very cheap, come and see them.
Queens & Glass w Ware.
A splendid assortment which is bound to sell.
Watches & Jewelry.
Gold Watches, Gold Pens & Pencils Cases,
Breast Pins Ear Rings, &c, all Of which | will
sell cheap for cash only.
Groceries q Stone Ware.
Bacon and Lard, first rate Stock Of all of the
above articles, which will sell very cheap, for
cash only.
Cash or Poduce
Only taken in exchange for goods. This sys-
TEN will be strictly observed, with request to
those who have accounts with the firm of D.
Leach, or D. Leach d Co., would call immediate
ly and make settlement, and save costs.
g-j7Also Real Estate: Two Town Lots in
James Town. Which will be sold on the most
favorable terms. D. LEACH.
Jackson June l4-'55-l2-6-m.
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DRY GOODS, &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 alite cheaper than the CHEAPEST.
Having had the advantage Of a selection in our large
and Fashionable Eastern Cities, their stock is un-
equaled in quantity and quality by any others in
this 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
fastidiCus. Caland see and be convinced.
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French Persian Berege De
LANES and lawns, lustres, gnghams, alpaecas, vel
vets; silks-p.ain and fancy. Jaconetts, swiss mua
bobinets, grapes, iaces. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an bleached muslins, drills,
denisens sheetng3 pillow casinngs cotenades, shirt
ing, twceds, eambrics sesas, table covers, crash,
canvass, and prints Of every yaiety.
a fancy lot Of French collars, Colarets, Shemi-
scts undorseoyes artifcials, ginghams, linens silk,
and embroidered hankerchefs mts, kids, fancy silk,
Isle thread and cotton gloves, fancy coored, dotted
and black demi wells. Para7ols and fans.
Black French American broad cloths; Black,
French and American Fancy fancy dassimeres, sat-
met. and tweeds. Satin, Silk Plush and fandy Mar
seilles vcsngs broad willed buff and fancy linens,
black, elk and fancy crayats.
Embroidered gossamcr, satins and gimp Belgrade,
Neapoitan, Rutland, lace and hair, Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bonnets. Misses and
childs Flats.
Mcna, boys and youths patent, lcghorn, Panama,
wool bats-fancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hate
Gen;s No ! extra fur otter and moleskin hats.
M ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
WI calf and enid brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, DC. WomenS
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS
calf, goat, morocco and kid buskns-childS
fancy lace boots, buskns and ankle ties.
HtARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad>
u ding, DC. Carpets, rugs, floor oil clothsr
&C. Travelling bags, sachels, umbrellas.
4 FULL and general assortment Of groceries,
"A Hardware Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead celored and fancy silks black
ID satins-dress trimmings. DE.
HBACON, in large or small quantities, for
, sale low at B.W. d B's.
NJ GLASSES, 50 half bbls. just arrived and
va for sale at B. W. d BIS.
| CUGARS, by the barrel or Ii. at
- B. W. L BIS.
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans,
~ for sale at B. VIZ BIS.
April ), 50. BUM WALTERHoUsE d "UyN.
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Partnership Notice.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, doing business in the name of
Morris and Edwards, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent Edward Morris is authorized to
collect all debts owing to said firm, and pay all
just demands against the same.
EDWARD MORRIS.
DAVID EDWARDS.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
Inlr OF ,h5 1Q-3w
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PLOWS and STOVES.

4 R. DAY, Thankful for past fa7 ors, takes
~ this method Of informing his friends that
he still continues his business on Broadway
Street, jackson, where will be found a general
assortment of Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Brass
and Zinc ware, Of his own manufacture
COOKING STOVES,
Latest Patterns for burning wood fat top.
Meteor Air Tight, 3 sizes, " " "
Comet, 4"
Improved Air Tight, siz. {"
COAL COOK STOVES.
Improved IEtna Air Tight sizes, fiat top.
Star of the West, sizes, " "
Universe, 9 sizes, "
Aurora, | size, "
Queen City, sizes, Republican sizes.
Reliance sizes 2 kinds, and 2 sizes Of Shol-
etoss.
Stoves with other articles in the stove line.
A general assortment Of
HOLLOW BRASS, d JAPAN WARE
Tin Roofing and SpOuting,
Done to order, and on the most reasonable terms,
and with dispatch.
Copper SInithing,
For all kinds of Machinery, done in the neatest
manner.
N. B. The attention of all are called to pay
me visit, as they can purchase Wholesale or
Retail, on terms T., suit the times.
Orders for all kinds of Iron Castings, sol cit
ed and promptly attended to.
GJ"Remember that my Mandatory Is on
Broadway, one door above H. W. Whites Hard
ware Store.
Jackson, June Is, "a. l2-1y
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DISSOLUTION.

The co.partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas Ii. Rice and Henry Stcine, under the
name of Rice g. Co., in the Lime business, was
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness will be hereafter conducted by Henry Steine
who would be happy to fill all orders entrusted
70 him particularly. HENRY STEINE.
Gallia Station, Aug 16, IS 2l--4w"
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NOTICE.

WE the Commissioners of Jackson County,
Ohio, would respectfully request Of the Justices
of the Peace, of said county of Jackson that they
be careful to require persons who enters complaint
before them in Liquor cases, to require that they
give security for costs, as the Auditor will not
hereafter issue any orders for the payment OF
costs, where the State fails in the prosecutions, Ell
ther before the justice Or any other court
JoHN S. STEPHENSON,
Moses HAYS,
PETER PIcKREL.
jackson C II O., Aug l6. '55 2l-lm
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school District LevieS On Dollars.

S s S
Washington, No. 3 % No No.
jackson, 4 SO
Hamilton, " l 100 - 70 25
Notice is hereby given, to the tax payers of
Jackson County, that will attend at the usual
places of holding elections, in the several town
ships for the purpose Of receiving taxes on the
days following to witt In SciotO September
l7th, in Hamilton, Sept. 18th. in jefferson Sept
18th, in Madison, Sept. Goth, in Bloomfield, Sept
2lst, in Franklin, Sept 22d, in Milton Sept 24th
in Washington, Sept 25th, in Jackson, Sept. Goth
in Liberty, Sept 9th. will also attend a. my
office in the town of Jackson, from the 9th Of
September, until the Goth day Of December next,
for the purpose of receiving the taxes charged as
above, on tne duplicate forthe curedt year. with
in which period of time the law requires the same
to be paid after which all taxes remaining unpaid,
are liable to be charged a penalty Of 5per cent.
T. b. DlCKASON, Tr. J. G.
Jackson, August I'd, 1855. l9-6w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BENNETT, g. CO.'S
BANK.

TENllE undersigned, successors Of Bennett &
4 Co., continue the business Of Banking In
all its branches.
" Coin, and Exchange on the Eastern Cit.
les, bought and sold at the current rate.
" Special attention given 10 collections ia
this vicinity, and returns made On day Of pay.
ment, less Exchange.
GJUncurrcnt bank notes boughta at best rates
lJ'lnterest paid on deposits.
Having ample means for tho transaction oi
legitimate Banking in all its branches, we SO.
iicit the public patronage.
WALLER Bennett,
M. STERyBERGER,
JoHE 5. TAYLOR,
George ScURLoCK,
II. e. HALE,
PETER PicERLL,
J. II BUyY,
A. WALTgRHoUsE,
II G. BUHN,
J. W. LAIRD, Cashier.
March / '55 40
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
pARTICTLAR NOTICE.

ALL those knowing themselves indebted TO
me either by Note or Account are requested 10
call and pay up, as must hayS my OuS14eSS S''-
tied IoAN o. la '-oi''
Aug. 80, '55 23-
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COAL TRANSPOKTATION.
Road Notice.

There will be petition presented to the Com
missioners of Jackson county, Ohio. at the Sep
tember term, 1855, praying for an alteration in
the county road, running through the centre OF
J ohm Buckley's farm said alteration to COM
mence at the south end of John Buckley's lane,
on the township line, and to run an eastward
course until it intersects the Gallipols Road, in
Bloomfield township and to vacate so much of the
road as runs through John Buckley's land,
MANY PETITIONERS.
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