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UNITED STATES MAILS.

DkoFosAIs fo carrying mails United from
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Taui0fes OREGON and NEW MEXICO will be received a
Once Of the Post oce DspartarI Ia the city y
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Redcmption OF Virginia six Per Cent. Debt
HE holders following certificates Of deb issued by The
Stale OF Virginia, redeenahe March, 1874
and within period not exceeding een years. Will take
r that the skiag funa created
c on he general assembly Virginia. passed 26 day Of
March, 1885, will proceed the day a April 1855,
deem The treasury Commonwealth
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ars day ONCE Of the second
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OREGON TERRITORY
1928 From Albany BY Burnatun Thuu.son
Forks, 50 miles and baes, once a week
Leave Alsany every Thursday a, an
Lsa.s ws%sSs .s1 feIss sysp e f,ay At
PreposaIs % commence Il Syracuse viii be eonsdsred
laas From o'gssa cy p a,sn g was a Richard ass .
Leave Oregon Cay even Mo9say sieami
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al s' so Lao @.so9 sy ~ a's ssins and M
Fore.i GIove, - miles and back, ones week.
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Leave forest Grove every Tuesday a, ami
Hds q eoaSienes @ s Al -. q eie@ omas Linton wiz be
Oregon cay b Lebanon, sublm. miles aud
anivs Al saaiaaiy san.s a.y- y spm,
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, 4s p a pos osss1 c sass Dy ra;o, Perry
Mission, 10 salem, 70 miles aSd back, once a week
Arrive a salsm nezs days by 4pm;
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leave k ssls% ,swas svs Tuesday usss
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ar ase m a. M sa,su @ h ness aa1 , y d M ,a are i,ed
1871 From Salem 70 E. H. Randas in Lun county and back,
Bidders state schedule de.
q7aa From salem TO Frankln Butte and back once week
- Bidders 10 state distance and schedule 49, "a
miles and back, once a week.
Leave suhlm.y every Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Pleasant Hill next Thursday BY 4pm;
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1874 SaS ss asi' ais 1S'9s Ill., Linn
miles and back, week.
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Arrive az Washington Butte BY IL N same day
NEW MEXICO.
iasos From Ahuqaerque BY zan woOdvIs California, and
back, a week.
Bidders distance and schedule Of arrivals and de-
pauutes
Bidders distance and schedule
INSTRUCTIONS.
proposal Change from eonsa-
plated by the bidder,
r. of-------, coa9Y State of -----.
propose colgey September l. 1885, July l. 1859,
.
General dated January 30 lass,
and by the following mode OF conveyance, viz;
for the annual of
dollars
This proposal fun distance Of the
the mail be carried, and all other particulars
reference service and after il
ten OF the Instructions and requirements attached 10 the advertise
Daisd
(signed)
Foyrao Of
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.

The -hiPs comprising inis line are:
The Aliarie Capt Wes.
The Pacific Capt Sye
The Baltic, Capt Coms,ock.
Z. These ships having been built by contract
pressly Tor has been
fSfg in their constructions also in their
sSG-- strength and speed aud their accommo
lotions aneaslad lT elegance comfort.
Price psssge York TO Liverpool In FIRST cabin l3o
cabin S7a Exclusive size 5
From Ave o New York. 80 aud 20 guineas.
An attached to each
No bert an be secured until paid for.
SAILING
sis. Nsa York From LiVerp5o.
Wednesday Dec ~, 1854 Saturday Dee 6, 1854,
wednesday. ~, 1855. Saturday Dec 30, g
Wednesday Jan. "a, " saturday.,.. jan II 1855.
"Wednesday. ....-.Feb. 7. Saturday 49,. Jam 2!, I"
Wednesday Feb. al /" Saturday Feb 10, :"
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Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing at State of--, under
that the foregoing bid carrying mail route No
General bidder shalt the
LIST day September 1885, thereafter
The obligation perform the service proposed with
good and sufficient sUreiies.
knowledge obligations and liabilities
27h section of the Congress
of July Il 1885.
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suciency OF proposals be cerncd by
Judge OF court of record and by ponasiers The following OH
ces, others
10 Oregon Territory by postmasrs uf Osegop Cy ASTORIA
Salient Linton, suhlny Potlana, AbanS, Willamette Forks
Dallas Cincinnati, Tualttn P1aps, and Corvallis
In New fo " The Postasses Of santa re, Donna Anna
Tass, and a Iapaeerqae.
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F0rm Of Certificate.

the undersigned, postmaster of state OF GER
es his office that he is acquainted with the above
and knows be Of and able 10 make
good their guarantee
Dated
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met al IL O'Clock, m
BUSINESS
Mr.. HEM / demand the regular order OF business
Mr. CORWlN asked the House TO give him four minutes
to allow him to dispose of small matter II the first
time in bis life though an old man, that he had asked
favor Of the House. Objection made
Mr. HAVEN. desire TO inquire whether it is in order
TO subpi motion TO go into Committee of the Whole
the state Of the Union.
The SPEAKER II Is in order unless there is a special
order pending on which some member IS entitled to the
floor.
Mr. HAVEN. submit that motion, then. We have
only fourteen legislative days left and unless we improve
the time the appropriation bills viii be in great danger
Mr. HOUSTON. No doubt Of it.
Mr. HAMILTON. What is the regular order Of BUSH
The SPEAKER said that it was the consideration Of the
bin granting lands equally to the several States for rail-
road and educational purposes which the gentleman
from Maryland Mr.. HANLToS) entitled to the floor,
and the motion Of the gentleman from New York was not
in order
Mr. HAVEN desire 10 appeal to the gentleman from
Maryland TO allow me to make motion to 90 into com
mttee
Mr. HAMILTON. In response to the gentleman from
New York that il Is my purpose ia riew Of the
pressure Of the public business upon the attention Of the
House TO move 10 commit the bin the Committee Of the
Whole the state Of the Union and upon that demand
Mr. soLLERs / ask unanimous consent TO allow me
TO make report from committee
Mr HEM. I object
observe BY the Journal that the Senate have disagreed
the amendments 0f the House the Texas-inderunity bill
and ask Tor committee 0i conference. will make what
believe 70 be the usaal parliamentary notion that n-
sis upon our amendments, and appoin, committee Of
conference agreed 70.
The motion Of Mr. HAmx then agreed 10, and the
House accordingly resolved itself into the Committee u the
Whole on the state OF the UBon, Mr. EDGEEros 10 the
chair
The CHAIR said that the FIRST business In order the
consideration Of the cyl and dipomatioappropriA bill
for the year ending the s0ih OF June 1855.
Mr. FAULKNER considered that the army-appropration
bill was first entitled 70 be taken up and submitted that
question of order.
The CHAIRMAN, OR, EnGKRrox) The civil and diplo-
bin has already been taken up BY vote of the
House, and il Is the first bill TO be considered
Mr.. FAULKNER appealed from that decisioni but the
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THE FORMAL OPENING OF THE
SECOND EXHIBITION OF rHz
METROPOLITAN Mechanics Institute

win place Institution, Washington, d.
The sih OF February, less
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question being taken the decision Of the Chair stood a. ,h
Judgment OF the committee. = ''
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Orders and eerncaies q packase n he
will the prompt attentions and
dawtag will be seat immediately after u u oysr
10 all who order from
Address r. J. BuCkEf, Agent,
Jaa IS wilmington, Delaware.
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Po.r oryIes DrrlSrvrsr, February ?, lass,
Feb a-wfw
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice in Partition.

JOSEPH PHILLIPS and Mary Phillips, his
wife, Of jackson County Ohio, and Joseph Phillips
Jr, aud Elizabeth Phillips, his wife, Of Lawrence
County, Ohio, and Franklin Rush aud Sarah Rn5h
his vile. Of Jackson county. Ohio, and Samuel Al.
len Of Gdlia county, Ohio, and John Roach
and Margaret Allen Of Jackson county, Ohio, will
take Notice that petition was filed against them
Oh the 2sth, day Of May, 1855, by William A len
and is now pending, wherein the said William Al
leu, demands Partition Of the following Real Es-
tate The north half Of ninety acres rs surveyed by
Oliver N, Tyson April 18th, le4l, off Of the west
half Of Section No. 80, township 7 range No. H.
beginning at the half section corner on the west side
of baid section, at a, hickory inches bears north
20 deg west 35 linKs thence east l3 chains So links
to a stake white oak 90 inches, bears south deg
west links, poplar i2 inches, north lS, east II
links, thence south 6 chains II links, to stake
gum l2 inches, bears north east Is links, poplar
6 inches south SS east 20 links, thence east 70
chains IS links to stake white oak 20 inches bears
south 80 west 80 links, white oak l8 inches north
63 west Al links, thence north 20 chains Is links
to a stake, gum Is inches bears south 73 west 5
links red oak inches north 30 west 81 links thence
west 43 chaus links to a stake, thence south 6
chains so links TO the place Of beginning, and that
at the October term OF said Court, application will
be made by the said William Allen for an order
that Partition may be made Of said premises.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
BY MACKLEY g. FULLERTON, bis Atty.
May 81, '5j. 10 CIV
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Goodg,

!. ". GlLLLLAND, has ustrccciyed from Gin
cinnat and isnow ready 70 exhibit to biS numerous
cust0mers, the 1fgest and most varied assortment d
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this town. Goods have been
purchased on Such terms az will admit Of their be.
ing sold at rates that cannot fail 10 prove adyanta
gcOus to any person who viii take the paing TO ex.
anime prices previous tO purchasing elsewhere. The
stock embraces every variety and style Of
DRY GOODS,
Adapted 10 the wants Of the people and W tho sea.
son,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such q. Silks, Ginghoms, Lawns, Alpaca, Prints
Hose, Musins, Linens De Lains &c.
BONNETS.
A very fine assortment, and Of superior excel
lencc, Ribbons, Gloves, oct
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spice, Tobacco 30.
lasses, Syrups, Dyc-stuhs, &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,
In conclusion, he would say, that having purchas.
ed his goods at the very lowest possible prices and
having determined to sell them in the way, be
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 2G, '5j. 5-0
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CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World
D, LIE A CHI.

Main St. opposite the Post Office, Jackson o.
HAS CONE TO THE Conclusion to sell
Goods at less prices than ever heretofore, after
taxing 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 verylow come with your
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Musl;ns. Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Bareges,
Delanes, Debages, Lusters Merlnos. llckings'
Drillings, Denims, Cloths, Casameres' Satl'
netts, with complet assortment to numerous
to mention. oo
FANCY GOODS.
A good stock of fancy goods, and portion OF
summer goods, which / will sell at cost Tor cash
only. ,np uoopo
irish Linens, Swiss Mulls, Jaconetts, White
Linen Handkf S, collars, Under'sleaves Cheml-
sets, &c, &C.,
Notions, Hosiery & Gloves.
A full assortment of all of those articles which
| shall not undertak to numerate.
Umbrellas & ParasolS,
Allkinds and for everybody, which Will sell
at prices to suit the times.
Hats & Caps.
Silk, Beaver, Wool, Panama, LeghOrn Straw,
and Palm Hats, Caps of all kinds, cheap
Bonnets & Flats.
Satin, Silk, Gimp, Soft Straw, and GOSomere
Bonnets and FaSs.
Boots & Shoes.
A Splendid Stock of fine Boots g. fine Shoes Tor
men women and children, all OF which, Will
sell very cheap for cash.
Hardware q Cutlery.
A good stock which will not numerate, but
come and examine,
Ready Made Clothing.
All very cheap, come and see them.
Queens & Glass Ware.
A splendid assortment which is bound to sell.
Watches & Jewelry.
Gold Watches, Gold Pens d Pencils Cases,
Breast Pins Ear Rings, &C., all Of which will
sell cheap for cash only.
Groceries d Stone Ware.
Bacon and Lard first rate Stock OF all OF lhe
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.
rAlso Real Estate: Two Town Lots in
James Town. Which will be sold on the most
favorable terms. ID. LEACH'
Jackson June l4-'55-l2-6-m.
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Rail Road Notice u

THE undersigned having como to tho determine
ton to remain at my present location, in Scioto
Township, Jackson County, Ohio, and to continue
selling Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Quccnswarc,
and Tinware of all kinds Boots, and Shoes, Hats,
Caps and Bonnets and every other article usually
kept in Dry Good Stores likewise can and will
sell cheaper than any other establishment west of
tho town of jackson. All kinds of Country Produce
taken at as high mark as is given in the country
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Dried Fruit, Beans and Ba-
CON- taken in exchange for any article in my line;
Friends, one and all, as the weather, is warm and
pleasant, would be glad to have you call and see
mo and get cool drink Of pure water, and examine
my goods, and if you do not buy, 1t shall cost you
nothing.
N. b, Sack and Barrel SALT, constantly on hand
and for sale. WIN. a. MURAL
May 81, '55. loft
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Notice.,

To William Woods, James Woods, Martha
Woods and Andrew Woods,
You are hereby notified that on the 18th, day
of May 1855 in the Probate Court of Jackson
County Ohio, Petition was filed by me as Ex-
cutor Of the Estate of William Woods, late of
Holmes County Ohio deceased, the object and
PRAYER Of which is, to obtain all order from said
Court, empowering and directing me as said
executor, to execute to William Haslett of said
Jackson county deed in fee simple for the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements situate
in jackson County Ohio, to wit The north west
quarter of the north east quarter, and the east
half of the north west quarter of Section No.
thirty two 49, township No. eight, 49, and
Range No eighteen, l6,) containing 1873 81.
100 acres more or less, in pursuance Of and to
complete a contract for the sale of said premises
enter ID into with said VIM. HasIett by said
dc, cd mt in his life time. but which remains
unexccutcd on the part of said decedent. You
are further notified that the matters OF said re-
tition will be for hearing in said Court on the
10Th day of June 1855, a. which time said Petl:
toner will ask for an order as prayed IN said
Petition. WIN. TH0RNBURG, Ex'r.
Of WIN. WOODS Decd
BY HOFFMAN b HASTINGS his Atty's,
May oath, IS. Nv
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Notice..

Henry D. Moore, PlOntf.
against
Stephen Phillips and Doford,nt, Civil
Henry II. Mcneil, partners action
under the name of
Phillips & Mcneil,
THE said Stephen Phillips and Henry IT, Mcneil,
partners as aforesaid, who are nonresidents of the
State of Ohio arc hereby notified that theAave been
sued by the said Henry R. Moore, in the Court of
Common Pleas for Jackson County in the State Of
Ohio for Ono Hundred and twenty eight dollars and
four cents with interest from the 18th, day of July
A. D. 1855, which is due from the said defendants,
to the said plaintiff on account Of goods sold and
delivered by the said Plaintiff to the said Defendants
and that unless they answer the petition of the said
Plaintiff filed in the said Court by tho l4th day Of
July A. D. 1855, such petition will bo taken as true
and Judgement rendered accordingly.
II. S. BUNDY, Attorney for Pitt.
Jackson, May II, '55, CIV
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Sherif's Sale.

John W We''' InJaet,on Com, Pleas
r1 WS;.o Au;to In ChOncery.
BY virtue of an order Of sale in the above case
issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of Jack
son County Ohio, aud to me directed, will offer
at public sale at the door of the Court Housen said
county on the %, day of July A. D. 1855, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and a o'clock
?. NJ of said day the following real estate to wit:
" The North West quarter Of the South East quar-
ter. aud the North East quarter of the South East
quarter of Section No. H. in Township No. of
Range No. 10 of the lands sold at the Land Office
in Chllicothe Ohio, situated in Jackson County
Ohio" Ordered to be sold as the property OF Isaac
j. White at the suit of John WeeCe, to satify a
Judgment in favor of ohm Wecce, and against Isaac
J. White aud wife.
VlNTON POWERS, Shift. ]. c.
ByT, W. GILLELAND, Deputy.
May 81, IS. 10 5-w
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Expenditures of Jackson County
ending June 9th, 1855.


Amount paid Township Acsses'
sOrs. Observation-Disclosures. $0O4 10
Amount paid j. Dyer late Treas
urerfor fuel, rents, Stationery,
and recording County orders. 62 4O
Amount paid j. Dyer on taxes paid
twice and on the Lille lnsur.
anCe d Trust COmpany..... SO Do
Amount paid Dycrfo Station
cry for Sheriff and AUDITOR. 5 o.
Amount paid Bennett d. Co., Of
Rail Road Funds. ii 6S7 30
Amount paid John Stephenson
for Curwin's Statute. ....... 5 90
Amount paid Commissioners. 207 SO
:" John Stephenson
Auditor for two extra Dupli-
Gates one for County, and ono
for the State. te............. 300 90
Amount paid Howell mending
Table making Desk furnishing
Lock, Bedstead for Jail, paper
case for Clerk. ............. IA 90
Amount paid Roads. .......... 1893 SO
d" Pickrel on Rail
Road and Bridges. ........., 3 90
Amount paid PaupeY..... 6i sc
=. Sheriff summOning
Jury Probate Court. ........ 4S 90
Amount paid Sheriff summon.
ing Grand d Petit Jury, Com.
mon Pleas. s...,..,.......... "a 0c
bate Court. .............. 255 80
Amount paid Auditor. 7l0 55
I" ;" FITZGERALD for ana.
lytical Instruments. ........ l3 90
Amount paid French for keeping
Trim. lOS UU
Amount paid Westfallfo for Books
and Stationery for Probate
Court. INSTRUMENTATION. b2 w
Amount paid Jurors of Probate
Court .................... lS4 Go
Amount paid Westfall Probate
Judge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. vi 81
Amount paid Printing ....... 3O6 Us
I" ," On School, Secs.
No. I6 and No. IO......... l7s %
Amount puid Costs before Mayor. 46 60
{" For public Well. IS rs
d" Stationary for An.
ditors Office. ........... 9 l8
Amount paid Powers for cleaning
Court House. se.............., 70 UU
| Amount paid Constable attending
| Probate Court. rt............., UO
Amount paid Boarding prisoners
| IN jail. ''ss'''''''..' % 10
Amount paid Returns of Jus.
tees Election. .............. 10 81
Amount paid Sheriff Of Probate
Court. ........,'.'.'..''.' 20 ~
Amount paid Jurors Of District
Court. ..,...............'' 10 5O
Amount paid Sherffsummoning
Jury Dist. court. ......... w
Amount paid Jail house repair 20 ~
Late Prosecuting
Attorney Common Pleas Court. so 90
Amount paid Present Prosecuting
Attorney Probate Court. SO 90
Amount paid Prosecuting Attor-
ney in Common Pleas. 40 90
Amount paid School examiners. 1886 90
Building Of Bridges ATS 45
tices of the Peace. ......... ss9 81
Amount paid Grand Juron.... Sc SIS
h" Petit Jurors. ..... 81 IS
" ]. j. Hoffman in
dexing Book form lsl6to 1852. 305 90
Amount paid Stationery for
Clerk. ...............:.'". ~ 80
Amount paid Sheriff s salary IN
part State failures. s...,... 80 So
Amount paid Sheriff aud Con.
stables in Common Pleas Court l3 90
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DRY GOODS, &c.
WHAT A CHANGE!
BUM, WALTERHOUSE L. BUM,

HAVE just completed their grand selection Of Fancy
ana staple Dry Goods, which they now have on hand
ana are selling little cheaper than the CHEAPEST.
haung mad the advantage Of a selection in our large
and tasoionabie 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
fsstidiOus. Call and gee and be convinced
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French Persian Berege De
LANES and lawns, lustres, ginghams, slpaccas vel
vets silks-ploin and fancy. JacOnetts, swiss muls
bobinets, grapes, laees. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an bleaehed muslins, drills,
denisens, sheetings pillow casinngs cotenades shirt
ing, tweeds canbrcs ,ilesias, table covers, crash,
canvass, and prints Of every vaiety.
fancy lot Of French collars, CO6rets, Shemi-
sets, undersceyes, artfcials ginghams linens silk
and embroidered hankerehiefs mits kids fancy silk
Isle thread and cotton gloves, fancy coorod dotted
and black dcni wells. ParasOls and fans.
Black French American broad cloths; Black,
French and American Fancy fancy dassimeres, sat-
nets and tweeds. Satin, Silk, Plush and fandy Mar
sees vestngs, broad twillcd buff and fancy linens,
black, silk and fancy cravats.
Embroidered gOSsamer, satns and gimp Belgrade,
Neapotan, Rutland, lace and hair, Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bonnets. Misses and
childs Flats
9eIsi DOy5 ana youths pdtent. IeRhOrnJ TdnamBV
wool hats-iancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats.
Gents No extra fur, otter, and moleskin hats.
Me boys and youths grain, kip, goat.
IVB calf and enid brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, &c. Women's
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting gaiters,
calf, goat, morocco and kid buskins-childS
fancy lace boots, buskins and ankle ties.
GtARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad-
u ding, &c. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths,
&C. Travelling bags sachels, umbrellas.
A FULL and general assortment Of groceries,
N Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead colored and fancy silks black
I'D satins-dress trimmings. DC.
BPACON, in large or small quantities. Tor
ED sale low at B.W. & BIS.
Nh GLASSES, 50 half bbls. Just arrived and
LFH for sale at B. W. & BIS.
.StUGARS, by the barrel or H. at
y B. W. l. BIS.
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans.
~ for sale at B. W. & Be.
April 5, '55. BuyN WALTERBousE d BUSN.
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SsiOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad;
Change OF Time.
Ezyss.ssf9 ss5ziilst EslsSsst :l.t S,.1,I,.ll
STJ5Jf7s::JrS S1isS5TsyJ5 {szs {ss 7ss

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, lst of June, 1885,
Trains will run as follows
Train No. will leave Portsmouth at 0 o'clock, A.
NJ, arrive at Jackson at II M.-Returning, leave
Jackson at ~ o'clock P. NJ, and arrive at Porst-
mouth at p NJ
Train No. leaves Jackson at ~ o'clock A. NJ;
arrive at Portsmout at II A. M.-Returning, leaves
Portsmouth at 2j3 o'clock r NJ, and arrive at Jack
son at 6. p. VI.
Trains stop ONLY for passengers at the following
stations, to wit Sciotoville, Webster Washington
and Gallia Stations, Portland, Cross Roads and lr
wins Station. ]. w, WEBB, Sup't.
Jackron June, 7, '55 II If.