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ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTIC.
One Weeks later News from Eu-
rope
New YORK. Nov. 80.

New YORK. Nov. 80.
The Atlantic arrived al 9 clock this
evening Tie latest dispatch from the
seat Of war reports officially from Lord
Stralford de Radcliffe, Il victory gained
on the 9th inst. by Omar Pacha, over
IO, 600 Russians, mostly Georgian Mi
ltia, at River ,ngomar, which Omar, with
the Turks 9,GOO strong, crossed at four
points, taking sixty prisoners. three guns,
and four hundred killed and wounded.
Turkish loss 800.
A private dispatch, which evidently
refers to the same encounter says that
the Turks crossed the River Anakra and
slormed the Russian redoubt, after which
they pushed forward towards Kutaria
tl;:- ns:- !. still beseiged, but appearances
indicate that the Russians VII, rc::!':' !"
TiAvz. Nothing from the Crmea. The
armies are preparing to winter. Only a
few ships remain in the Dniper and the
bulk of the fleets ale returning to Con-
stantnope.
The Gear has returned to st. Peters
burg. Peace rumors are again extreme
| Iy prevalent, but vague. Diplomacy,
however, is active, especially AT Stock
holm, Vienna and Brussels.
The Paris Exhibition is closed, having
bestowed 10 900 prizes, including numer'
ous decorations Of the Legion Of Honor
Latest rumors are OF the probable ear
" dissolution of Parliament.
The Atlantic left Liverpool at 4oclocA
p NJ. on the l7th inst.
Both armies in the Crimea are wholly
occupied in preparing for winter. A dcs'
ul!ory fire is kept up between the north
and south side Of Seyastopol Forlbca'
tons on both sides are being augmented
A Russian cadet. who was dcscr,er
says Gortschakof has determined to haE
ard An attack from the allies every nigh
until reinforced. Advanced pos. sup
ported with field artillery
Up to the i2lh the allies had not un
derlaken anything in the Grimea.
Private dispatches say that Russia ha'
absolutely prohibited the export Of bread
sluis Sweden is expected to follow he
example.
The London money market had be
come Unexpectedly stringent The de
mand for American stocks was limited
n Y. G. Il. H. $1,000
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APooR DoDeE.--We said that Indiana

APooR DoDGE.--We said that Indiana
peti,oned for the priviledge of holding
slaves; that a committee, consisting two
thirds of Shareholders, reported unani
mously against the petition, which was
ultimately rejected, etc,
The Erenag Times proceeds to draw
what it considers parallel, by instHncing
petition for local government from the
American Colonies to the British Parla-
ment, which was rejected, and let to the
war of Independence, which established
the right of popular sovereignty and
adds; There were those found then IN
the country who opposed the doctrine OF
popular soyereignty--So there are yet -
Then they were called tores--now they
are styled Black Republicans" Waiv
ing all argument upon the lack ofsimiar'
ily in this case, We will simply say that
this petition was presented 10 Congress
in 1904, when Jefferson was President.
jefferson was opposed to its aim, aud
Randolph. the leader Of the Democratic
party in The House, tic most prominent
supporter Of JelTerson's AdmnisTat. on
in that body as chairman Of the Com
mittee alluded to, make the adverse re
port. SO. by the logic ofthe Times, JEFF
lrrson and Handolph were "tolicS" and
"bIack RcpubIlcans.'
In 1890, in Congress, Mr. Madison
supported the exclusion Of slavery from
the Western Territories. So Mr.. Madi
son was tory" a BLACK Republican"
an enemy Of the Union and popular
rights"
Dr.. Franklin was President of Alb,
clifton Society in Philadelphia which
petitoned Congress on the same intent,
and signed his name to the paper prcscn
ted And DR.. franklin too, according to
the TimeS, was "tory,' and "bIsck
republican," Indeed there are scarcely
any OF those old-lime patriots who were
not tories and "black republicans, ac'
cording 10 the logic Of the Times. No
sir; that dodge won't do.
And as to sovereignty, the whole Amc
rican People are sovereign as regards
properly in the Territories, Of which they
are the exclusive proprictors, and in all
the public policy OF the Territories
which it is their right and their duty to
control 50 far as it materially affects the
general peace and welfare. SO thought
Madison, and Jefferson, and Randolph
Democrats all, So says the constitution
itself and those who would deny to the
American People, through Congress the
right of governing the character Of pub
lie policy in Ihc new Territories 50 far a
! it affects the general interests, under tn,
specious plea Of popular sovereignty,
are themselves the rue subyerlers Of th'
Constitution. Kc,kHk GATE CITY.
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State Of Ohio
jackson county ~


Pursuant TO the command Of Gn execution writ ol
vEHDI EXPoSAs, from the Court of Common Pleas
in and for said county, to medirectcd shall expose
to public sAlo at the door Of the Court House in the
town and county Of jackson, on
Saturday, The It'll, day Of January 1856
At o'clock p. m. the following described property
situate, in jackson county Ohio, to witt Part Of thC
south east quarter Of section no. H. township no.
and range no. Il, beginning at tho south west cor
ner ad joining the lands sold off Of the same quarter
ut stake from which an applctrco ten inches diam
otcr bears north 10 cast ~ links distant; thence
east chains to post chestnut, II south, IS cas-
81 walnut l6, north IS east Los thence south lj(
chains post walnut, 10 north Is east 10 chestnut IL
north n east 50 thence cast 90 chains, post ap
pctrcc, south west 81 thence north 23 90 chains
post black oak, south, 81 west 20, hickory south
49, cast q thence west 1900 chains, post locust II
south 49, west %, white oak, u south 50 east
thence south 81 80 chains to the place Of beginning
containing 35 acres, being the same lands duscribeJ
in a deed from solomon lsamingcr and wife, to JOhr
Right and in which deed the said Isamngcr make,
the following reservation, excepting the iron ore
which |, Solomon lsamngcr reserved the right tC
dig and haul away, provided none be dug in the
orchard or within fifteen rods Of the house, provided
if dig, or cause any to dug and hauled away, l. 5
lsamingcr am to give Right, as much land as is dug
over Valued At 400. To be sold as the proper
ty Of John Right at the suit of A. j. Knni5on a-
Admir- Of Charles kinnison, deceased. Terms Of
sale cash. VINTON POWERS, Sh'G }. G.
Jackson Dee 6, 50 81 5-w
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NNlEslEE,N SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued from the Court
of Common Pleas of Lawrerce county Ohio, and to
me directed; will expose to public sale at the door
of the Court House, in the town Of Jackson in Jack
son county Ohio, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th, DAY OF JANUARY, 1856,
At o'clock p. NJ. of said day the following Real
Estate situate in said Jackson county, and State Of
Ohio and bounded and described aSt follows to wit:
ln-Lots Nos 81, 81 and 81 in jamestown addition
to the town Of Jackson and known as the jackson
Foundry property including the Foundry building
and machinery attached thereto, Levied upon as
the property of }. 4. Holiday 4 Co., to satisfy Il
Judgment rendered against them by said Court and
in favor of I,ham Dyer. Said property is apprais
cd at Sl30OOO, Terms Of sale cash.
V1NTON POWERS, Sh'A. J. C,
InnLsnn Dcn & "a 81 lls
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Meeting of Congress,

The Portsmouth, Herald, says;
ave have dispatches form Washington
giving an account Of the meeting OF Con.
gress on Monday last, The House was
called to order at IL o'clock, by Foney,
the Clerk. Now members were sworn in
22S members answered the roll call. Or
motion OF Jones, OF Tennessee, they pro.
oesded 10 the clectionofa speaker. Rich,
ardaon, dem, Of lIineis, had on the first
ballot IA; Fullor Of Pa, IT; Campbell oI
Ohio, 63 Pennington of Now Jersey, 7
Aarshal of KY 80; Banks of Mass, q
There was much interest manifested, bu.
no election was had, ll3 being necessary
to achoice."
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FoR THE U2IaEA he Buffalo Conn
msrciai says That during the past few
weeks about 80 900 barrels of -four have
been purchased from a firm in Detroit, At
An average Of IT'S. 1t is all destined for
the Crmea and was bought Tor the Grit-
lsh Government. The same paper is au.
thority Tor saying that the agents OF LoulS
Napoleon, in This county, do not conn e
their commercial transactions " vhcsl.
bu! that they are heavily engaged in hogs
and cattle.
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WHAT Is A Ton OF CoAL?--Jadge GrI-
er Of The United States Supreme Cour.
has decided that ton weight means 2,
Z4O lbs and that no Stale law can be en-
acted altering the quantity. According
to this decision, every coal dealer who
gives but 5000 lbs, to the ton can be
arrested and convicted OF swindling.-
The Jaw Of Pennsylvania makes tie ton
only . 900 lbs and violent warfare has
Ior some time been WaScd agans the coal
dealers, with the result as above stated -
LAlCaEO IribNRs.
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(rJ- Information Is wanted OF Richard
Price, who left Pomeroy on the last da,
of July for lfonlon, or Oak llilI, in Jack.
son county, and has not been heard o
since. Said Prce is 60 years OF Oge,
about FIVE ieet high, heavily built, bur
light complexion, healthy looking man
an EngllshmNn by birth. Any eae
knowing anything Of his Whereabouts W III
confer favor upon his bereayed family
by communicating it to Mrs. Frances
Price, care OF Edmund Nees, Pomeroy,
Ohio,
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YoUNG AMERICA AT THE PLoUGH.-A
plowng match for boys came of last
week st the Black Bear, in Bucks county,
IA, when nine lads, the Oldest only II
years Of age, started for the prizes, fin,
Ishing of thcr allotted work in Il superi.
or manner. The first prize of $40 was
won by James Cornell, aged 10, The
other eight all received prizes varying
from $8 10 @2.
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From tho Council Bluffs, Nov. Il

A few days since, twenty six Elders ar
rived from Utah as missionaries to diff
fcrent parts Of the United States and Eu,
rope. They were fifty days crossing The
plains, and had rather hard journey
The grass on the first part OF the route
was devoured by the crickets, and on the
latter part it had been killed by frosts, so
that the animals bad to subsisL on scan y
ralions the whole distance and were much
reduced. They disposed Of them here
and departed Immediately by steamboat
and stage, to their different destinations.
They bring quite favorable reports from
Utah. Notwithstanding the ravages by
crickets and grasshoppcrs, there will be
enough raised to take them through to
another harvest; but the people had to be
perservcring and industrious, and many
had to put in their crops the second and
third time The health is good. The
Indians through the Territory were quiet
and pcaccabIo disposed. The public
works were progressing finely. Tho en-
igration was coming in when they left,
in fine condition, hayingno difficulty with
the indians on the route.
We are also in receipt Of letters from
secretary Bribbitt and others, but no news
of special interest Flour was still selling
at $500 per hundred
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Especial Notice.

AS many persons are making the enquiry
whether | have an interest in tho Jackson
Foundry ; to all | can state that fave no In
tcrest whatever in that firm, having dissllvel
my connection aud interest, in that firm, on the
aOlh, Gay of February 1855 Ny entire stock
Of Stoves aui castings arc purchased at Pitt,
bu,.u AMI o,hrr ~ ,rkc,s and consists as fol-
lows sizes heating Stoves, for Churches AMI
School Houses, & sizcs, including four patterns
of Cooking Stoves. Ranging in prices from
S26 0J to Sl3 10. Remember my Shop is on
Bro,dway, one door above II. W. Whites
Hardware Store. j. Il. DAY.
De g. '55 81 If
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New MARBLE SHop. See the advertise
mcnt of Mcssrs. HutenhoN d Jctlrics in
another column. These gentlemen arc
both practical workmen, and can fill all Or
dcrs that are left in their care. Joe. jeff
rics, will be through this Country, occa-
ajonaIly, when he will be glad to receive al,
orders, for Monuments, TomJs, and Head
Stones,
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Fresh CIDER Joseph Bicrly has Fresh
CIDER, which proves to be the pure swG,
Those Of our citizens that eat MIncc Pies,
should call and get some Of the "samc
sort, as it is considered the best Cider
that las ever come to this place. Mincc
Pies Oh ye Gods.
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A Quaker, on hearing man curse a
particular piece OF road, went up to him
and, ii The s,Ory is true, said,---
Friend, am under obligations to
thee. What thou hast done would have
done, but my religion forbids it. Don't
let my conscience, however, bride
thee. Give thy indignation wings, and
suffer not the prejudices of others 10 par.
aIyze the tongue of justice and long sui
lerng, yea verify"
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AEEIlCTNn,S AVFENIInN.

DRS L. & J. W. BARBER, would respect,
fully announce to the citizens Of jackson county,
that they pay special attention to the treatment
of Chronic Disease and from their success here
tofore we can assure those afflicted with Cancer
Fistula Ulcers, Spanish Diseases. EpilepSia.
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia etc, that they can cure
these diseases, because disease has been stand
ing for few months or years it is no reason it
cannot be cured, we go to work to cure case OF
Cancer, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia with the same
certainty Of success as we would a mild case OF
Intermttant Or Remittant Fever. In the treat.
mcnt of Fistua aud Cancer, the knife is notrelied
upon, because with tia II portions Of the Fstula or
roots of the Cancer cannot be removed, but by
applying MEDICINE directly to the disease that
will remove all the diseased grow III, and the
roots of the Cancer. Then let The nicer be care.
fully healed, and there is no danger of return
of the disease
NIB. Paralysis eau be invariably cured. il seen
soon after the attack.
For further information, call ppon or. address
Drs L e. J. W. BARBER. Chilicpthe. Ohio.
Office on Paint St, opposite Market House.
nDr. L. Barber will be at the lsham House,
in Jackson, Frid " aad Saturday the 2lst and
22d of December
Nov. %, '55. 35.-
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY .--Per3ons in
want of good Watch or Clock, or a SUI
pcrb article of Jewclry, we would advise
them to call at the New Jcwclry Store in
tho Grafton building, where they can find
almost any thing they wish for in that line
in this new establishment.
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Masonic Celebration.

The members of Trowel Lodge, No
1872 in this place will have public DEDI-
CATION of their new Hall, on the 9Th,
inst, St. Johns day. Invitations have
been scnt 10 ncighboring Lodges, and to
members of the fraternity. It is expected
tia. the Grand Master, and other distin-
guishcd brethern will be present. Ample
provisions will be made for the accommo-
daiJn ofall wishing brethcrh.
See notice of committee in advertising
columns.
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WERE IN TowN.--We had the pleasure
of taking by the hand W. II. Peoples, a
few days ago. Mr.. p is an old Typo,
and was, some years since, resident Of
this place. His friends always welcome
him to Jackson.
Mr. P. A. Sands, of the firm Of J. y
P. A. Sands of GaIlipolis, was in company
with Mr. Peoples. Hcis made of the right
sort ofmetal, and has left a good impress
sion among our citizens, in regard to his
business qualities, and as gentleman.
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A SIGN The papers in the interest OF
the Slave Democracy point to the defeat
of the Hon Theodore & Hunt, in Louis
lana, who voted against the Nebraska bill
AS evidence of unity of sentiment at the
South on the repca of the Missouri com
promise, We do not doubt the dctermin
alton OF the nullifcrs to press this ques.
ton to nm extreme issue, and the manner
they dwell on this incident is additional
proof of the fact but we think differently
Of the masses, and do not regard the De
feat of Mr.. Hunt in his district MS eyi.
dence to the contrary. 1t was the Cath
olic vote that turned the scale against
him. His majority in 1858 was IlU0--
in '55 he lost his election by 342 votes,
%. ). Journal,
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ToDAcco--Nr. Phillips, the man that
supplies our citizens with the best of To-
bacco, is in our town with large supply
of his own raising. He is stopping attbc
American House, where he can be seen
with specimens of the weed.
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EF During tie search Instituted"
by the editor of the Newark Times for fe-
male compositor's, it isreported that the
following short dialogue took place
Brister.-" Good morning, Mr.. Hen
peck, have you got any daughters that
would make good type-settcrs o.
Hcnpeck.-No; but I've got wife
that would make Il very Gpc 'doyil"--
Za~spite ARrora.
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G3- T. r. Clcwcrs & Co., have just
received a very large and new Stock Of
Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Dye stu0s. DR..
T. h. understands how to attend on Gus
toners, and is one amongst the best Drug
gis.s in the STATE.
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Eg" Our old friend Dr.. J. 5. Work, Of
Portsmouth, DENTIST has taken Rooms
at the Isham House. Persons wanting
any thing done in his line will find the
Doctor, ready to wal. upon them with
pleasure and dispatch.
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MARSHALL There have been many en-.
qairies about who tie Mar hlIl of Ito
town was. "Who is he?" "Where
does he live ?" "Does he attend to his
duies?" &C., with a thousand and one
similar interogatoricS? Our answer was,
Sdou't know do you %
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A PUFF AZ Is A PuTT.-0ur old friend
and fellow traveller over this wide, wide
world and dealer in Notions of all kinds,
was in our town a few days ago, with his
Wagon heavily hdencd with Goods Of all
kinds. His stock is fall, and worth look
ing at. Jimmy Grafton is considered one
OF the most accommodating Pcdlcrs that
visits this town. and We know that lie car
rcs the best cigars that we're ever pgDm,
a. that box we received from him proved
10 be prime and no mistake.
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NJ. GnAoRs School for the present
quarter, closed on "Wednesday last, and the
Pupils gave a most splendid Social Party
upon that evening in the School Room,
which was very largely attended, by both
old and young folks.
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NET Mr.. Samuel Savior has lately re-
plenshed his stock Of Watches and Jewel.
ry, and is determined to sell them n little
lower than can be purchased elsewhere
this side Of Cincinnati.
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G1-J. @ Adams, son of Rev. II. Ad-
ans, is on visit to his friends in this
place. lie is residing in Ashland, KY
We are always happy to take by the hand
= member Of the Qlsft
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EE-Ata con,lviai gathering a sho

EE-Ats con,Iviai gathering short
time since, MIR. Thompson of the Boston
Herald, was called on for sentiment,
when he gave the following:
The present Gov. of Massachusetts,
The greatest Gdtdraer in the State. lie
raised the biggest beat in 1865 ever rails,
ed in New England,
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OF Especial attention is called to ",
Ridcnour's advertisement. Mr. r. has
established an exclusive Family Grocery,
where can be found the best of articles
Give him call.
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soa THING NEw-Dr Miller presented
us with Dotle Of the ExIacto. Mace, -
which W. GunI to be something very
plcasau,, and will be very useful article
Tor culinary purpsocs, and also for 1ad
breath. He has also, tho extract OF Card
Amoms, which is a superior srtiela.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Dec. 3-Flour has declin-
ed $500 bhls sold at S9,374 for choice
State; SO 70 for good Ohio, and $9,76
for southern Wheat is lower. Coru
dull, at @l,o6b for mixed. Mess Pork
-droopng,
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How NANXExs ARE TAXED IN ENGLAs

How lANXExs ARE TAXED IN ENGLAND
John b. Cough the celebrated temper.
ance lecturer, WAS waited upon in Eng
land, prior to lis departure for tie Uni.
ted states, with his income tax bill, which
was charged at E87 los. being the tax
towards the expenses of the Russian war
on his income rs u lecturer, estimated at
L 800.
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AcCiDESr.-Mr Cyrus Swanson, re-
scivcd very severe injury u few days ago,
by falling of ola building which he Was
at work upon. The last taocounls We have
from him, be was doing we'll,
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y, T. 09SwN--PhiS gentleman Las
been spokau Of as Saps,intsndan! of lie
u. j. II. V. Rail Road. Mr.. Conway
Is a gentleman aud a scholar, and has many
frionds along the line who would much
Ike 10 see him in that station.
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THE MAIls,-We are sorry to learn that
the Daily mail, heretofore between this
place and ChiIlicotho has been stopped
The fact is wc were compelled, for years,
to put up with tri-weekIy mail from tha,
place, aud when We were put III possess.
ion Of Daily mail, it is hard toPart with
such a convenience. Lctu have a daily
mail, now as the facilities for getting ii
cheap is within our rcommand "DaiIy."
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BABY Snow Dianora Salviri, who
lived in Florence some three hundred
years ago. was the mother of some 80
children, of whom, never less than three
were produced at birch
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STRAY STEER.

STRAYED away from the pasture of Josiah Long
in Lick township one black and white STEER, said
Steer was five years old with swallow fork in the
right ear and cropo off Of the left, and under cut,
with Stag horns. The subscriber will pay liberal
reward for said animal or information where he
get it. MOSES BlNENAN.
Jackson, Nov. 20, IS. 363-w
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APars letter in the Tribune, speaks
Of young Indy who received inteIli.
gence from the Crmoa, of the death OF
her lover, her father, brother and uncle
all by tho Same post SucA q war.
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PROBATE COURT This Court convened
Oh Monday last, and there being no cases
upon the Docket, Judge Howell adjourned
the Court. This speaks well for ourcoun-
y. May this order of things always
continue. "PeacO and good will to all
men, should be the motto of every man,
in every quarter of the Globe, and if lived
up to strictly, there would be no use for
Judges, Lawyers, Esquircs, or Constables,
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01yEghly acres Of coal lands, near
Moss'oo, Oaio, have Just been purchos
ell by company from IIatt!ord, Conn,
Tor one hundred dollars per acre.