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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-16

Ohio Farmer has recently passed over thirteen
hundred milss Of territory, including the richess
portions OF Ohio, Michigan. &c. He has had good
opportunities for observing the condition OF ths
crops. He ssys that In soms pars Of Eastern Ohio.
the cat worm has injured the corn very seriously
and the drought Of last summer entirely DESTROY.
ed many clover zelda and timothy meadows. The
cold winter killed many OF the peach trees OF Mich.
issn, and nearly oil tho fruit But 10 the sears.
gate We have much to enc courage us, In reference
to the next harvest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-16

A CANA typographical errer was
ma la the Penny Post yesf erday 10 stating thAl
John stith saisued before the Mayor for sleep
ing in the Maskst Houss. u should have besn John
sehulta and not John Btth (ouR JGnHj the prapri-
ster OF the Niagara. Lee
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pHEUMATISM.-
~ This 10 q painful disease. affecting the joints
with swelling and stiaess slso affecting the muscu
lar tendinuus and fbrous textures of the body. 1t
can be cured by the application of POLLARD,S
RHEUMATIC IMMINENT. .5z -t-..- n =, I =
% t4 aLUMBAGO. 49,
This disease is known By severe pain In the loins
or q rheumatic affection Of the muscles of which
many parsons have been cured BY POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT :
PARALYSIS.
di intuition or loss of power OF motion in the
body. 1t very often attacks on " sids and has
been cured By POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ.
MENT. F-7Ef
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett 4
keers, Adie Gray. Duvel L Norton, w. r. Ladd,
Z. 3: Thomas. and prasss generally throushous
the city. @ ie l6
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CAUTION TO BoYs.-We have received q
Communication from very intelligent gentleman,
requesting us to repubish the law prescribing the
punishment for such persons as may be convicted
Of disturbing religious worship with the hope
of preventing men and boys from being guilty. OF
such indecency; which request we cheerfctly com:
ply with The section alluded to 10 the code OF
Virginia reads thus:
"If free person wilfully interrupt or disturb any
assembly met for the worship OF God he shaH be
confined In jail not more than six months and fined
not exceeding 800, and justice may put him un.
der restraint during religious worship. and bind
him for not more than one year to be OF good be-
havior"
He shall bs confined 10 Jail not more than six
mop.hs, says the law and a. almost any court
would say. to any man who had wilfully disturbed
al assemblsgs at religious worship In moral
community. Ls. boys bear these facts In mind, ana
conduct themselves properly ct the house OF Co.,
II no where else.
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ASSURING A WomAN.-Francis Riley

Ass.uLTING WoMAE.-FTancis Riley,
appeared before the Mayor. yesterday morning. to
answer the charge of ASSEMBLING and beating Mre.
Margaret Maxwell, widow lady, residing 10 the
same ward with him. p A. Brown and another
witness testified that they heard screams. and on
going to the place from whence they proceeded,
found Mrs Maxwell PROSTATE on her back, at the
head of a flight of steps, she having hold OF the
prisoner with one hand. and he having her Gluten
ed with both bis bands, thre atening to throw her
down the steps, while her little child, about five
years old, was crying for help at the top OF bis
voice. Mr.. Brown released Riley's hold on Mrs.
Maxwell, and thereby put an end to the difficulty
His Honor having heard several Witnesses on both
sIdes REQUIRED the accused to give bond and secu
rity In the sum of sl5o for bis future good beha
vior
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FOR SALE-A likely young WOMAN
l. about 20 years old-a lsds's maid, rood sea M
stress and accustomed to washing and ironing
Aso-a very superior COOK. 81 years old Ekswise
MAN d year. Old. who 10 superior farm hand and
tooG bis wife Al yeais old who 10 tolersbly socd
cook and excellent washer and ironer ana rst rate
dairy woman with daug BIT 10 wears ola unu,usI.
y likely 1t would be dssiIabls to locate this fai.
Iy near Richmond For particulars r2ply at Cary
street jail. 10 16-eodSt
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-SoI7TU q FsTERN VIRGINIA.

IT.. commencement of some notes On
....h we.tern Virginia, picked up in re-
osn, visi. to tina. part of the State appears
~, tho ou,side of our paper this morning.
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to sale of Horses, Cows Gc, this morning at 10
O'Clock, at ths horse lot.
10 l6 LARUS & SHINE. Auets.
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.Na9Y GRARD MILITARY %
x44R AND CIVIC Excl RSIO
4SA&k TO AND BALL ss5ef -

ST. A 8 H COTTAGE.
The FAYETTE ARTILLERY. Can't Chs,l.s
Richardson. announce that their second suuusl EY
CURsION TO AND BALL AT SLASH COTTAGE.
will take place on the
EVENING OF JUNE 18th, 1855
On which occasion unusual attractions viii be pra.
scented.
T The Cottage grounds having bsen rscentls snlars.
cd and improved, present alone su ent sttrsetiors
to induce large attendance, In addition to which
the Artillery Corps have provided nude ehoise Re.
freshments, and splendid display OF
FIRE WORKS
All Of whish, they hope, viii prove satisfactory to
their friends - = ~
MUsTc.-Armory Bard. with Silver Instrument,
Refreshments will be furnished ct "slash Cottses
Hotel" In the most superior style, at city prices
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVALS OF Cars
LIST train will leave at O'Clock.
End train with the ARTILLERY Co psn,n NJ 6
O'clock. M
SD train at n o'clock
4th train at 10 OF clock.
lat train will leave the Cottage, returning at o
O'Clock. End train W i'll leave at I2 o'clock.
Persons DESTROYS Of spending the day ct the Cot.
tage can iaavs BY the Ga O'Clock train in the morning
TICKETS-fOr the round trip 81, to be had at the
otice of the Richmond, p r. r. r. Company
e Tiedets will be Issued In Petersburg, at the
otise of tho Richmond and Petersburg Depot for
$2.25. round trip.
EY~ Na charge Tor Tlsdiss. il Odd
Members OF other Companies Int ding to visit the
Cottage, ara requested to appear In uniform, and
act the Artillery at their Gun ROOM ut Al O'clock
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BOARDING,

- Small Family aud three or four Single Gentle
men, can be accomm 1dated with BOARD at O res-
sonahle price, in delightful location for summer,
nearly op ooste DIR. Strsckers residence. Apply -
Je l6-St MRS. ], W. BROTHERS
ROARDING.-I have two very nice,
- pleasant rooms I would like to have occupied
oy two genteef families ] would also like to take
terms. =
ja l6-st. NJ. C. JETER
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PoEf OF RICHMOND, June Is.

ARRIVED,
Steamship City OF Richmond, Mitchell, Philsis-
phia mdze. End passengers
Rig Tyrsnt Greg CORY, Rocklsr !, lime, l.. Libby.
Schr. Westovsr. Rogers, Boston, mdzs. Carrie.
Schr- Judge Baker. Bogsrt, n. Y. mdze.' Bacon
l. Basksrvill.
SAILED,
schr. Jane c. Doughty, Murphy, light
Sch. Edward Slade, Boy lies, light.
Sohr. Lucinda. Williams, Norfolk.
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EXHIBITION AT BOWLING GREEN.
The above Company will give an Exhibition at
Bowling Green on TUESDAY, June 18Th.
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~ The Conscript; tale of the EMPIRE from the
French of Ajax Dumas. author of Monte Cdsto;"
"the Three Guardsmen" &c, &c cloth 500
Star Papers or expsriencss of Art and Nature
by Henry Ward Beecher, cloth 81 IS t-a7 :
The Waterman; by ]. A. M 81 90. For sale BY
GEO. M. WEST,
j. l6-1t Exchange Bookstore.
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fce. IL l6-Its
p A G The subscriber continues to
~ purchase all of tho clean Gotten and Linen
RAGS that offered for which he pays the markst
prise In cash on delivery The cleaner, finer and
stronger the article, the better = =
SAML GARY, Franklin 81
Five doors West of the Old Market
1Woollen and Rotten Rags are almost worth.
less. y is 1e-sost
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EOR SALE my HATTING
T. EsTABLlsHMENT AND BRICK STORE
Fl o u E ON Main street, StauL ton. Va Here
il presented ue opening for tho Hating busine g.
1t beicg the only one in the town. Ny reason for
selling 10 permanent i'll health, disquslfyng for
all kinds of business. Nh ~
For terms and particulars generally, apply 70 ssmr
e. CLARKE. Esq., Stsunton, Va. who will give any
information that may be desired. touching the
premises. LIS VIM RUFF
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MECHANICS AssocIArIoN.-The Board
of Managers of the Mechanics Association will hold
O'clock in the basement room Of the Metropolitan
Hall. Members requested to be punciual in
their attendance, business of importance will be
brought forward requiring imme aiats sction
lie Is-lt j. w. LEWELLEN r Sec'y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-16

I FEEL EICK, BUT CANNOT TAKE TILLB,
OH NOR SALTs.'-Why should you, when you
get Dr.. L. B. Wright's Tssteess Liquid Cathsrticn
It is not emily the cheapest aad most pleasant, but
The most efisent puss.tiys in ell cases, Of deranged
plants &C., yet discovered It IL prepared by
an old experienced Physician, and jstsuly blessing
requiring medicine. Children cry for it. and invaids
take it without the nausea attending ali other
Cathartics. Give Dr. L. B. Wrighps Liquid Cafhar-
tic' fair trial, and you will never uss any other
purgat.ye.' Sold everywhere. je l5-2t*
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FATS lMnORTANTS POUR
LIZ SUD.

Nous emPrnntons an Richmond Hs
qu'fcr les observations suivantcs :. .....
Commc on mettra :ont en- guyre afn
de dnpcr Ic Sud. nu snict dc Ia Con-
ven''on rationale des Know Nothncs
tchue a Phi|adelphie, nous pensons qu'il
est de notre devoir dc metre sous les
yenx des habiIarts dn Sud certains fats
dune tres haute Specification. ...a..-
Les resolutions sur PcsClavage. oui
ont etc introdailes dams la Ploicjorn,r,
ont etc adopt6es dams un comite com.
pose dun menbre de chnquc Eat. par
IN vote de II pour la mesurc. ct de Il
contre. Ious les mcmbrcs dn comite.
reprtscntant les Flats librcs, il rcxccp-
ton dc New York, ont vote aycc les If
opposants.
Vnand 'c vote etc p,is, dams la Con-
venion, sur ccs resolutions, plus dc vlrgt
deloguts des Etats lbres etaicnt parli,,
&c qul lals>at lc cont,6lc aux delegnts
du Sud. 7a"@
S"r l42 dtItgnts presents, lorsquc lc
'ote iihhi cto rccucfIH, 10 mont pa;
vote. ~ ont vote contre1 les rtsoluiion~.,
eI'es mont tto appuytcs' QUO par 80
voix.
Sur ces so yoix, 60 emanaicnt Etat.
a escl'ves, ct Ii d'Etats Iihrcs 1 d.
Ia California, 4 dc New. 7 ok, 9 dc Ia,
Pennsylvania. dn New Jersey. tn9
Pendant ioutc Ia durea de Ia session,
pas un senidcs deItgues des Etats lbre.~
Ma propose, SOFT dams Ic comte -des.
trcntc ct IN, SOFT dams III Convention.
aucunc resolution, relative u
Fcsc'vv"g", que Ic Sud put raisonnabc-
mcht acceptcr. =... ....-. ..-y 81.
Les resolutions p,li ont GtG dtiinitivr-
mrnt ad"pecs, CONNIE pariic dc la Pin.
'cfofne, sont PWuvrc d'ul dtligne du
Sud, ont etc vold@s par IN comitt, conr..
pose prcsfuc cXcInsivcmcnt d'hommcs
du Sud; ct. dams la Conventions c'cst l,
sanction des Eats esclavcs au'elles
ont reGnc.
Des quinzc Etat, lbrcs, douzc Sc song
'etres dc /, Convention, ia constituent,
par cc fat en- unc assemble cs-
:layes. rt5ms aa. .s a4=-as a.: ...s
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POUR AvoCAT- GENERAL,
.E. Warren eVOSSe.
D'Orleans. I
Pour Superintendent de pEducation
Pnbliqnc,
. Samuel Bard.
DE Carroll.
LIZ PARTI DEMOCRATIC.

&t+Hf EEts 8a4EA# sfEE#E .tEa| -E4Esg5EsEEssfs
e Ioutes les factions qui tendaient a
selevcr d Ia hauteur dun parii, s'appu-
yant sur les mauvaises passions qu'elles
sonleyaient, ont crouls rcnversees par
lie protond sentiment Republican, qni a
surstcu aux tentatives desespsrees faites
pour faltercr. .Is
la democratic seule est restee dcbout-
plus forte, plus pnissante que jamais, 90,
iidement assise sur les principles immua.
bles de Ia Constitution amtricaine 4
tassaat de iaquelle les factions Sc cont
usees.
In nation americaine veut atre gou-
vernec par Ia democratic, nous en- ayons
des preuses nonbrcuses. II ny pas
d'exemple qn'une administration whig
ne Sc soft depopularisse en- moins dun
an d'exercioe du pouvoir. lie general
i"y'or iai'meme, 81 populaire au debut,
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NJ. Dickinson Went d'au;oliser lie Ma.
honal Democrat annonccr que &C hruit
est sans aucune cspccc dc fondcmcnt,
quill est unr caIomnic, propagtc dams TN
but de speculation politiquc.
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lie PlONNlER De L'ASS0MPTi0N.
public PAR
CONRAD l., M a Y Q r.
LUNDI 9 JULIET 1855.
Comptttons OF Doarual ::
AGENTS DU 2IONNlER.

NJ E. Eude Passa rt
u,,r,0e1EANs de la Bourse, No S5
J encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION. VI h'ctiaiu " onl 'e'
R,y,rnn-NEuvE. NJ. Firmn Dnplessis.
Inrnvu1E NJ. J. Brean.
Sr-IcouEs NJ. Auguste Theriot.
Sr-JEAs BAPrlsrE, NJ. Edsard Perret
ST. CHARLES
PoNT-BREAUX, At. Eonohe n",'"' ..,
sr,,,noDnux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
i,oumn NJ. +. Gagne.
81. M,,,e NJ. Etenne Pcnisson.
,lso,,sr,nn G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
nnt,s R,v,rrE H. Pierre Th6riot.
n Dams les paroisses Oh nous n aVohS pas
ron,ma d'apcnts, nuus prions les Mattres de
poate de vouloir Sc charger de l'agence de notTe
feuiIle. Is
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces
avis. etc, etc., les conditions sontes suiVahle
Par DIX L1oNEs, pour la ere insertion vi 20
Pour les insertions suvantes: =: 50
Tout aboune qui yondra suspendre son sbon.
ncincut, dcvra prevenlr, par ecrlt, iEd'teur
quiuze lours az mons, avant respiration On 'r' |
Snrstre.
On execute l'imprimere du PtoNNIER ,et ce
#rx prix les plus modcres, toures especes 'ou-
,rages typogrsphiques (.IobsO tells que, CAR
TEs FAcTuREs. PAMPHLETS, BLANos. ETC. ETC
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mcnt vcrS d'admlrabics dcsintcs Fl.
Pomiant, chose rcmarqnablc il cons'a.
ter, il est des hommes, chez nous-menc,,
Qnl 'rava!lcnt incessanment. :, Il, dcs-
l'uciIon dc. cGttc Guvrc providcntieiic.
Ear bonhenr, Intelligence dc, masses
c>t Ia, qui rendra Icurs efforts impui.sans.
(CowrIc, dc hu Louiyiouc.Y
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3O6,5O9 6,7I3,262 1870

I'm coup.d'cil Jete sur ccs ehiffrcs,
suiflra pour conyaIncrc nos lectcurs &C
tous ces dangers resultant de I'inflnencc
etrangerc ou ca'holiquc, sont dcs songcs
creux. nnc invention destinee scrvir dcs
vucs politiqnes. On outrage Ie bon sens
public, qnand oil pcisc quill scra dupc
dc pareils moyens. "a. =. ~ sas
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HONORABLE DANIEL S.
DICKINSON.

Les know-Nothings dc New York,
esperant beneficier dune fable, avaient,
dernierement, fait circule. le bruit que
l'honorable Daniel s. Dickinson s'etait
affi!ie leur ordre.
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QuanANrAINE.-Le gouvernour, dams
nne proclamation pubIiee a la requetc
du Bureau de Sante, Went d'ordonner
que tcus les nabires arrivant, dun port
quelconque de Ia zone torride, Oh qui,
ex pedies d'en autre port, ont reIAche sur
un point de la region intertropicale, au~
ront purger, avian, dc remonter q la
Nonvelle- Orleans, une quarantaine de
dix jours au moins. Les navires yenant
des ports de Charleston ct Savannah sea
ront soumis la meme detention.
-@ 10 (AbaRc..
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ETA1'S DU SUD.

Nous donnons, ci.apres, IN tablcaut
s5nopiqoe Pftsentant h population ma
tive, ttrangcrc ct caholiqnc dcs Etats
du Sud. * GIEa IF
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09
More Thieves.

Judge Howell, has just informed us that
some scoundrel entered the Office attached
to his Furniture Ware Rooms on Tuesday
night lastand rummaged his desk, in search
of papers, as he supposes, but was heard
by the Judge, who went out of his room
into that department, when the scamp took
the hint and left, but was so near being
caught that he went off and lefthis BOOTS,
and as they may be the means of detec-
ting the rascal, we will describe them
They are fine calf skin boots, No. rs and
from all appearances have not been worn
more than a month or six weeks, they have
green tops, and have been but lately
creased with tallow candle, or tallow.-
We hope these villains will be caught and
broughtto justice.
The owner of the Boots, can have them
by calling on Judge Howell, and prove
property.
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Republican Meeting.

Pursuant TO call published in the
Jackson Standard, a number of tho citi.
zens OF Jackson County, met at the Court
House on Saturday, August 4, 1855, and
organized by appointing II. II. Fullerton
Chairman, and D. Mackley, Secretary.
After the chairman had stated the object
of the meeting, II. S Bundy Esq, offer.
ed the following resolutions, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting appoint
Republican Central Committee com,
posed OF five members whose duty it shall
| 10 confer with like Committee in the
several counties composing this Senate
rial and Legislative district, Tor the pur.
pose ol fixing upon a time and place for
holding conventions, TO nominate candi-
dates for the Senate and House OF Rep
resenlaiVes, and also fixing upon a day
10 choose delegates to attend said con.
vention+, and such business as may be
deemed necessary.
The meeting then chose the following
persons as said Central Committee Il.
R. Mathews, II. II. Fullerton. J. ]. IIoG
man, e. A. Carrick, and Jacob A SELL
The following resolution was then offered
bv T. r. Mathews, ESQ, and was unan-
imously adopted:
Whereas, The Republican Con.
venlion OF the 18th of July, was one OF
mutual concession. on the part Of mem
berS of heretofore different political par
ties, for the purpose oi opposing the iur.
ther extension OF Slavery in free Terrific
rieS, and advocating aud carrying out po
lilcal reform, generally: Therefore, be
it resolved, that we the Republicans OF
Jackson County, will give to the nomi-
nees of said convention our cordial and
hearty support.
The following resolution was then offer.
ed by Mr. Mathews, and was ably ex-
planned by Hon. II, S Bundy, showing
from the records of tho years 1914, 40
and so, that the principles oflhe Repub.
lcan party are the same as those laid
down by both the old parties in those
years in Ohio, on the question of the ex.
tension of Slavery, Il. r. Stanley Esq,
was then called upon, taking the same
ground. The resolution was then sent,
and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Republicans o.
Ohio are not AboIlionists, in the obec
tionable sense of that term, and he who
so represents, does it either through ig
norance, or for base political party pur'
poses.
Moved that we adjourn.
II. II. FULLERTON, Chm'n.
d. MACKLEY, Scc'y.
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Our Position.

1t is noted fact, that in this country,
there are those that would deprive man
from using his own political opinions, and
if he dared SO to do, prescription would
follow. Now as far as we arc Individually
concerned, and knowing too, that the con-
stitution of the United States grants to
every free born man of the age oftwenty-
one years, right to act, politically or re-
ligiousIy, as his own conscience dictates
to him, and knowing this fact, we take the
priviIeg, Of saying, that as long as this
right is given to US, we shall take due
advantage Of the same, without fear or ia
vor. When it comes to living in a land
of Monarchy and Despotsm, we will at
once seek the British Provinces, and there
subject ourselves to the ruling and gui-
dance ofcrowned heads. But as long as
we are permitted to stay in this land Of
laws we shall act, as far as our granted
privileges extend, as we think best for our
selves and families, let tcome what will, and
if it should come to the bayonets point,
we shall not finch, but act as every true
American should do, and rs our fore faith
ers did, Eight for our Liberties"
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Teachers Institute.

The annual session Of the Scioto Co
Teachers institute, commences in Ports
mouth Thursday, August 9th, to cOntin-
ue three days.
All that feel an interest in the subject
of education, will please take notice, and
use efforts in informing friends in the
country, as our notice is necessarily but
few days before.
We were pleased to see, last session,
many of our city friends ont, and hope
they still feel great interest in the cause,
and honor us with their presence.
The exercises will be interspersed with
addresses.
Mr.. Boles will probably be here. DR..
Lose will be with us, Come out, one
and oil. ]. II. w., p. Z. c.
Portsmouth Tribune,
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GOOD FOR OLD KENTUCKY.
AMERICAN PARTY AHEAD,

We are indebted to our friend. A. W.
BUsKtRK, Esq, for the following, receiv.
ed from GreenupSburg, Ky, per steam
er Scioto just as we go to press:
State of the polls at the Greenupsburg
precinct up to l2 M.
Morehead, (American) for Governor,
1888 votes. Cox, (American) for Con-
gress, 135 votes Jones, American) for
Representative, l19 votes. Clark, { An
tiKnow ,Nothing) for Governor, Sc votes.
Stanton, (Anti-Know-N Nothing) for Con
gress, 46 votes Twyford, (Anti.Know.
Nothing } for Representative, 81 votes.
The remainder Of the ticket in the same
proportion Portsmouth, Tribune.
Morehead of Kentucky, is doubtless
elected Governor, as also the American
ticket generally.
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Notice.

TO John Woods, Archibald Woods, Elizabeth
Woods, James Woods, William Woods James Ii.
Woods, Andrew Woods Martha Woods and all
other persons interested as heirs or divisees in
the estate of Wm. Woods, late of Holmes Coun-
ty Ohio, decd.
You will take notice, that on the 9th day of An-
gust, A. d. 1865, in the Probate Court of jack
son County Ohio, ] filed Petition as executor of
said de1endent the object and prayer of which
is to obtain from said court an order directing
and empowering me as said executor, to execute
and deliver to William Hasett of said Jackson
County, a deed in fee simple for the following
premises situate in said jackson County Ohio,
to wit The north west quarter OF the north east
quarter and the east half OF the north west quar-.
ter of section No 80, township No 8, and range,
No Is, containing one hundred and thirty three
aud 27-l00 acres more or less, in pursuance Of,
and to complete contract entered into by and
between said VIM. Woods and said William Has
lett in the life time of the said Wm. Woods, but
which has not been completed on the part Of said
VIM. Woods.
You are further notified that the matters set
forth in said petition, will be for hearing in
said Court on Monday. the Sd day Of Sep
tember, A. d. 1855, at which time and place
an order will be asked for as prayed in said petit
tiOn. VIM. THORNBURG, Ex'r OF
VIM WOoDs, deceased.
BY HOFFMAN g. HASTINGS, his Atty's.
Aug Q, IS 20-3w