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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19
90 o. AHMD

TO MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
HAVE this day sold 10 Mr.. j. Hanna, my
entire stock Of Books Stationery. &c. He
designs continuing the business at the old stand
| recommend him to my customers, and to all
others who may wishto purchase any article in
heline Of his business. A thorough acquain>
tance with the stationery trade, and an excel,
lent knowledge Of works adopted TO instruct
and amusc, will enable him to supply the mar,
ket twith such works as The public may require.
( Irelurn my sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage enteudsd to me during my
copnection with thetrade. o. A. KEYS.
lnoySd&wtf
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THEwMOLE WOR
.$900 0000 OF GIFTS

0OCO ONJO ~. snbs cribsa 10 tn
Mammoth Pictorial Of ~ I Whals Wor d, bup-
llished simultaneously uio /" '''S Of New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. As soon as
3o0,0 900 Subscriptions are obtaiDed; and having
already an actual circulation Of about 20O,COO
t is now certain
The Distribution viii soon take place.
Among the extraordinary List Of Gifts, (beA
ing one for every ticket issued,) are
Prof Hart's elegant country seat, val
ued ntE.................. G25,oOO
A magnificent city residence.... lIO0O
cash loan for 100 years, without in
terest or security. lU,UuU
building los, Elegant Piano FoEtes,
Melodeons Gold Watches Bracelets,
Rings, Books Of travel in The Old
snd' New World by Prof Hart; Real
Estate, &c, &e., in all numbering
100000 Gifts, valued at. ..... $3O0,O0O
Every single remittance of 81 secures one
wears subscription to the MAMMOTH PIC,
TORIAL, and the gratuity OF a Gift Ticket
which entities the holder TO one share in the
100000 Gifts. Thus every person investing
in this stppendous enterprise receives the full
worth Of his or her money, in subscription to
first class Journal, (the greatest and most
interesting Pictorial OF the age) besides Gift
for each subscription which may prove an i'm
menee fortune 10 the receiver.
| For complete List Of Gifts, and full and ex>
plci partiulars in regard to thegreat enterprise
distribution, &C., see copy of the whole world.
which will be promptly sent, free Of charge
where desired by letter, post paid.
The World may also be the Offices of all pa~
perS contain ng this advertisement, where infor-
nation may be obtained in regard to the paper
and enterprise.
AGENTS, Postmasters and Ladies' desirous of
lucrative and at the same time gedieel employ
ment, should not fail to see a copy OF the
whole world, which contains by far the most
| liberal inducements ever offered to agents in
| the way of immense cash Dremitms, gifts, COM
missions, &c, whereby any person, with ordi-
mary activity, can easily make l,OOO and up
words per year; to which fact the agents we
already have Can Certify. Secure the Pictorial
and become wise, rich and happy.
| Correspondents must write their addreS-
name, post Office, county and State--piain and
distinct or it will be their own fault if the
| fail 10 get an answer Adhere 10 this, and all
| returns will be promptly sent whereAer desired
IN any part Of the world.
| " If any orders are received after the 30O,>
900 subsc. ibers are obtained, the money will
be promptly returned, post paid, to the persons
sending 1T.
" All Letters and remiitancesfor the Picto>
Iial, ,oith Gift Tickets, must invariably be ad-
| dressed, post paid, TO rrof, J. WOOOMAN
HART, Worlds Hall, Broadway, New York,
there being the only Office for the Gift Enter
prize.
But remittances for the Pictorial uithout
Gift Tickets, may be sent TO Prof. ]. WooD.
MAN HART, Hart's Buildings, Chestnut Street
Phludelph, Pa, there being the principa
editorial and publishing office. octSO6m
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19
November 2ItIl.

[uANNA, ], on Market street, las just receiv-
Ill cd the leading novels Of the day:
Hard Times, by Chas Dickens; Manoevering
Mother. Alice Seymour, sybiI Lennard by Mrs
Gray; The Iron Rule, Lucy Sanford, Celia
Howard, Insubordinaiion; The Lady at Home,
The Orphan Children, Bankers Wife, Agnes
OF the Pcssessad. A year after Marriage, &c. &
by T. $, Arthur: The Corsair, ty Geo. Sand
Midnight Queen. Ashieigh; The Down Trodj
den: RavenSiale, orthe Fatal Duel. Cafnelle
or the Roycr's Oath; Jack Ariel, the Spanish
Cruiser, Eugene, the Soldiers Bride; Yale
College Scenes; Silver and Pewter; And many
others, too numerous mention,
Also. the leading LITERARY PAPERS Of
he day. Dec.iS.
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Entire New stock OF clothing
FOR FALL AND WINTER 1884.
Isadore Deitsch

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALPR
IN CLOTHING.
NOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Portsmouth and vicinity, that having
ago, he has nov rcopeDed his store with an en-
descriptions. Not having anything but what
has been manufactured lor this Fall and Win
ter trade he is certain, That persons calling on
him at his old stand, corner Of Market and
Front sts., cal suit themselves as well, if not
better, than any other place in the city. Also
on hand a general assortment OF. Gentlemefl's S
Furnishing Goods. ,s.. -
Country and Furnace merchants will find it
to their advantage TO call, as am determined
to make quick sales ond small profts'
Portsmouth, Sept. 81, 'e4. d&wlm.
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Ayers
Cherry PectOrah

For the rapid Cure of
UGHS, COLDS, HOh SEN ESS, BR ON
HITS, WH0OPING-COUGH, CR0U P,
ASTHMA, AND CONSUM PTlON.
V'HlS remedy has won for itself such noto-
l rety for its cures Of every variety Of Pull
monary disease, that it is entirely unnecessa-
ry to recount the evidences of its virtues in
any community where II has been employed.
So wide is the field Of its usefulnes, and so nu
merous the cases Of its CUES, that almost every
section Of the country abounds in persons
pnblically known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate disea ses Of
the lungs by Its use. When once tried its su
periority over every other medicine Of its kind
is too apparent TO escape observation, and
where its virtues re known, the public no
longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections of the pul,
monury organs which are Incident 10 our ci-
mate. And not only in formidable attacks up.
on the lungs, but for the mider varieties OF
Colds; Coughs loMseness, &C., and for Chill
dren il is the plea antest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use through
out this section, we need not do more than as
sure the people its quA W is kept up to the
best that it ever has been, and that the genuine
article is sold by
F. E. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohioi
Shackleford q Crichton, Portsmouth, ard by
all Druggists and dealers in Medicines every
where.
marcllS lS--4mdw
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19
NEW FIsSaT

The undersigned having this day bought the
enthe stock Of Dry Goods Of Jas. Lodwick &
Sons, will continue the business at the old
stand No. 66. Front street, under the firm of
J.K, LODWICK & BROS. al
where they will be pleased to see The patrons
OF the old house, together With the '.test of
mankint.n as
We hope by close attention ard fair dealing
to merit an extensive patronage, We shall
conduct our business upon the only SAFE PLAN
viz; Small profits for Cash.
q = JNo. X. LoDWIcK,
y.y 80 20. A.L0DWICK,
ia '55.< H. G. LODWICK,
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OFFERINGS.

TIME Noes Rose, Masonic Offering, Affec
L tion4 Gift, Temperance Gift. The Benz,
son, The Pearl Gift; Passion Flower, PrIend>
ships Loken, The gem annual, &c. &c. To-
gether with gift books for Youths and children
IN great variety. Also, tie finest gilt edge
London Bath Post, Plain and Embossed note
Paper &c. Also,
Tho Poets Of Europe and America.
in abundance, bound in good style. Call on
J. Hanna, market street, nearly opposite the
Bggs House. dec 80.
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From New York.

New York, Jan. l6.
A quantity of gunpowder and percus-
sion caps were seized last nightat the Gu
ban headquarters.
The strikeof the longshore men, caulk.
ers, laborers, &c, has become. general, and
the repairing, loading and unloading o
ships is almost suspended.
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JLodWick & Sens,

Wholesale and Refill Dealers in all kinds o
Dry Goods and NOfioMs,
No. Sc Front Street, tDo Doors West of the
Franklin House.
4 RE now receiving their first Spring Stock
II Their assortment Is full aud complete,
comprising every variety, land as they adhere
lothe
CASH SYgTEM,
They dc fearlcssly pledge themselves to give
GOOD BARGAINS.
Feeling grateful for past iayors, we hope by
a fair representation Of our goods TO merit and
receive au increased patronage. Our assort-
ment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
We think, cannot be surpassed in quality,
styles and cheapness. To our assortment Of
Embroideries, Trimmings, Ribbons, ParasoI
Hosiery, Gloves, &c, We call your especi'
attention.
LoDwIcK & SONS.
mlrch2idf
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DISSOLUTION.
VTNHE PARTNERSHIP heretof

TNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
i listing under the firm of Jas. Lodwick e.
sons, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
out delay--it is absolutely necessary under
present circumstances that all should be prompt
our books must be made to balance, Allper-
sons having aceouts againstthe firm or one in
1ividually, will present them for payment.
JAS. LODWICK,
]. X. LODW1CK,
Ports. Jan. !. 1855. o. A. LODWICK,
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

TTAvlNG been engaged in the Mercantile
II business in this place for the last thirty
ears. and feeling truly grateful to a gems
erous public for past lavors, this day retire
from the above business. having disposed Of my
entire interest to my three Sons, whom | re-
commend TO your favor, hoping they will con-
duct their business in such a manner as to ss>
cure your patronage, confidence and esteem.
I shall continue my LUMBEB YARD at the
old place. Office at the store of ]. K. L. &
Bros. Respectfully Yours, &c.
JAS. LoDWICK.
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For Dyspepsia.
W No Alcohol,
AaS N O MIN E R AL
sd NO PoIoN,
81 OR INJURIOUS SUBSTANCE.


ENTERS INTO THE. n
OXYGENATED BITTERS,
The strongest and best certified Medicine
the World Physicians and Chemists oft
highest standing give it their sanction.
Merchants, Mechanics, Clergymen, Mem
bers of 9th houses Of Congress, Governors
Senators, Public Officers Of all kinds, Citizen
of every State and section Of the country, per
sons of both sexes and of evefy age and con
dition of life, stamp 1t with their unqualifie
appreciation. [See certificates.
/. PEED, AUSTIN & CO., Proprietors,
, 81 6Merchants' Row, Boston, Ma
UI 8 I'd, Wholesale and Retail by
III. McV EY, Pottsmohth0
---3md&w. M s& ~ .o
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bibles and Tastamanta,

Bibles and Testaments.
TTNHUSE who are desirous of supplying
Il themselves with Bibles and Testament q
at very cheap rates, will find them at in al
most every variety. and Of the best quality
I the Depository. Of the "Scioto County Bi
le Society" kept by John Mcdowell, Esq,
t his business house near the corner of From
nd Market streets. ERASTUS BURR,
pr 24-dwtf a ,ea Sec'y
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19
"A Few More Left

A RTHUR'S MAGAZINE, Godey's, Ora,
N ham's, Putnams, Gloason's, Flag, Amer
ican Union, Dodge's Museum lin new dress)
Know Nothing, Star Spangled Banner, and
other cheap literature, received to-day at the
City Book Store. Decl6>
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New Boot and Shoe Store;
PREEnRBGASfs & u 10, \.

sPRENDRRGASF & 10, .sl
Front, between Market and Sodrt SITS
81 PORTSMOUTH, %.
|t[NAKE pleasure ii irformilig be rts'it
i that they have on hand d complete assoc.
ment Of Boots and Shoes, 6f thei owfi insna
fcture, whichthey will sello the most rea
anable terms. Being made up with cas- ths
som ASSURE their customers that they are boil
drrableand fashionable. They will also maxi
up to order. on short notice. any description
| oi BqVts and Shoes. 1NclisI
All Of whichis respectfully submitted,
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LOOK HERE

II AIDES and Gentlemen wishing 10 take
IL any of The American or British Magazines
or 1855, will please leave their names, tOgeth-
erwith the names of the Magazine desired at
City Book Store. Dec. Is 1884.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19
From Charlaston.

CHARiEsT0N, Jan. 10.
7. F. Meagher lectured in this city last
night in aid Of the Calhoun monument
Over 5000 tickets were sold, being the lar
gest audience ever assembled under SINH
lar circumstances.
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bithograph Pictures

EINELY colored.-A very large stock also
L. ladies' Albums, and a variety of Fancy
articles just received at Hanna's Book Store,
Market street. Decl5
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Com m ercial.
New York Market.

NEW Yoxk, Jan; II.
MONEY So--Stocks are rather frmer. Mon,
ey is unchanged. New York Central SO R nd,
ing 6OtS724: Erie 45l; Illinois Central bonds
649.
FLouR-The marGet is firm, with sales o.
1000 bbls Ohio at SO 1893 25, Southern is
steady at sS7s SO so.
. CRMN-Wheat is irm. Corn is firm, with
sales at l@$l, ,4c; and White and Yellow q
97@9s.
PRovlsloNs-Pork is a trihs lower with sale.
of Mess at Sl2 25> and Prime al Sl237@l;
Beef is unchanged. Lard is dull at 9i@lo3c
OM-Linsred Sic.
IRoN-Scotch Pig S32@34.
~ -. .
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Sarah Jackson j s!o.g 4. lLI.,.I
VS.. Scbto Common Pleas.

ESTSHE asieadShl viii take 4 notice ibsi
y the said = Sarah Jackson on the sSth day
years.. 2l.;a Gross neglect of duty. Sd Rx-
ira el cruelty, Petition will be heard, At ne
nntxeefn Of said court "a
S.'V WA HUTTHNs. Attof fSTpStl.
sept "a (w6w.)
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19

NEBRAsKA.-The acting Governor OF
this Territory has issued proclamation,
cnnvAnins the Legislature of said Terrific
ry at Omaha city, on the 18th instant; also
dividing the territory into three judicial
districts, naming Fenner Ferguson, Chief
Justice, to officiae in the first district; Ed
ward B. Hardin in the second, and James
Bradley in the third. A term of the SUI
preme Court viii be held at the seat Of
government, commencing the third Mon.
day of February next. The Governor,
witha view of putting stop to the depre-
dations committed by the Indians in the
territory, and to protect the settlers in the
outskirts thereof, has also issued NANTES.
TO, recommending the citizens to organize
in their respective neighborhoods into vol
unteer companies.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Later from Havana-Arrival of the En-
pire City--Concha Superseded.
New YoRK, Jan. II

The Empire City has arrived, with dates
from Havana to the 18th. A rumor is
current that Conchahas been superseded,
on account Of his conduct in the San Ro-
man affair. His successor isnot mention
ed. The rumor is improbable. The Fal-
con had not reached Havana and some
anxiety was felt for her safety; the Phila-
delphia would wait her arrival. W
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19
JUST RECEIVED:

A ND FOR SALE BY N. D. G0LDBUR RG
"A the following Invoice Of fine Cigars:
1000 Principe,
1000 La Rosa Regalia,
:. 1000 Jenny Lind,
b 10000 Crystal Palace,
.4,0U0 Londoners, Or.
10000, Tres. 0mingo,
!, 5000 Know Nothing,
Oct 30. t@iH.T StH' y
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vNO-N~JNSOrN~N|N/N
Massachusetts Legislature.

BosToN, Jan. 16.
The question of Senator is before the
House, and the minority are attempting to
prevent an election by voting to adjourn,
calling the yeas and nays, &c. The Sen
ate has assigned the 31st for the election
of Senator.
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For the Education of the NInsses

A T the CITY BOOK STORE, nearly oppo-
n sile the Us. Hotel, Market street, Ports
louth, can be found very full and compet
.ortm nj oil sch,1l Books, aud, in fact evey
rios I'd ins,hoolJ, uoyl0'54.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19

A ELEM MOORE and Hannah, his Wits
II John Bonser, Uriah Bonser, Sarlh Shoe
maker. Richard Goodridge and Jane his wife,
William Story and Ellen hts wife, Henry Eg-
ingtoh. Milton Purdy and Susan his wife, WyS
al, Taylor and HELEN his9wife, Smith Bouser,
Eveline Bonser, William Rouser, Rahama Bons.
or, Aaron Bonser, Jacob Bonser, Mehitab,e
Bonser, Abigail Bonser, Melissa Bonser, Uriah
Bonser, Josiah Bonser, Jefferson Bonser Char
ton Brown and Rhody his wife, James Kibbic'
and Temperance his Wife, Isaac Fufguson, Jos-
eih Furguson, Allen Furguson, Henry Fur
guson, Samuel Furguson Vincent FGrguson;
Jesse Fnrguson, John FurgusJn and Sarah
Jane Furguson.
| You will take notice that on the .2nd day of
DecembenlsS4, will appear before the Pro-
bate Judge Of Scjpto county Chic, at his Office
| in Portsmouth, and prove that Abigail Bopser
ID her lifetime made and lawfully aud duly
executed her will, and that siAce the death of
lsaidsAbigail,the ssle ilIhas been lost and cam
mot BE- found, and shatihy saih win the said
Abigail devised and bequoathed her esiats owns
ed at the time OF the will and subsequently ac-
lquired to me. l. will prove The 0oHtents Of
Isaid y i'll, when and where you can attend and
lresist such proof II you choose. .agssi,sg
+ a | S MUEL BONSER.
l. NbylS. w4w, sfle h1tNaea@ sHs .i9i
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EF IN the New Castle Courier of the
9TH inst, we find the weight Of eight hogs,
fattened in Dudley township, Henry coun-
ty Indiana, by Daniel Reynolds and Mark
Meroby. The hogs weighed respectively
72o, 645, 48O, 456, 452, 45o, 437 and 499
pounds. Hoosierdom is ahead this season
in large fathogss
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.SCI0T0 & H0CGKiN VALLEY RR.
gssa Esa |, 3sgg !; -
CHANGEN OF TIME.

0N, AND after Tuesday August lsl 1856
" Trains will run as follows TO wit
Train No will leave Ponsmoutt at
o. clock A. M. and arrive at jackson at L
"clock NJ. Returning leave Jackson at
O'Clock ?. N. and arrive al Portsmt MI at
O'Clock P. M. tn 4@
Train Nos leave jackson at II o. ,lock A
NJ. and arrive al Portsmouth at IL o'clock A
NJ. Returning leave Portsmouth at 2fP, M
and arrive ut Jackson at O. clock .a
J. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
Aug 1854
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Cor BAcK.--In the list ofpassengers by
the steamer Cahawba, at New Orleans
from Havana, we notice the names of G.
W, Kendall, Esq, Of the Picayune, and
George N. Sanders, late United States
Consul at London, They came passen-
gers in the English mail steamer from
Southampton to Havana.
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Iohn IIuddlcsron,. Il.en,,.

John IIuddIc1tOn's K1ante.
.TTNHE accounts and vouchers of Fanny Hud.
Ill dlestop adminisiraifix. Of the estate oI
Johii Huddieston late Of Hcibtc county; state
|of Ohio, deceased, were this day filed Or fnal
settlement and are set gor xanilnstion on III,
let day OF January A. D. 'bl tsJ. APPLER
Declvas VA 'as prcbateJudsA
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Cincinnati Market.

CISclNNArl Jan. II.
Flour 81 65@7 rs: Corn at 59S63c, Whis-
key 25@26c, Cheese 9@lOc, Hogs S4@4,2 ,25
with few buyers, Lard sac, Green hams
@6s, Mess Pork ll@l1 25, ''s'
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19

PRICE OF HAY IN MAINE The Ban
gor Wing learns that pressed hay has been
selling the past week in Aroostook county,
Maine, for $5 so per ton, The price Of
hay in the same region for number Of
years past has bsen very high, ranging
from S24 to $40 per ton. g.a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-19

LoNG SENTENCE Baker, the young
man of 10 who was convicted of partic-
ipation in the burglary on E. B. Wards
store, and an attempt to kill his clerk, was
sentenced, in Detroit, on Monday, to fifty
gears imprisonmentin in the States prison.
When he leaves the prison he will be SO
years old, or in the yeer 1905.
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PREPARED BY
James Aver,

PRACTICAL & &ANAtITICAL CHEMICAL
LOWELL MASS. 4.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. FIVE BOXES FOR 81
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&y Many of our readers will be sur
prised to learn, says the New York Post,
that the freights received by our ship own
ers on all the products of out fields, mines,
forests and workshops, sent to foreign
countries, and on all the goods we re-ex-
port, do not equal in amount the passage
money paid to them by the emigrants who
arrive at our ports. This fact is stated in
the report of committee of the Commits
sioners of Emigration. -a
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Ready for Spring,

ID BELL & CO., take pleasure in announ
III. cling to the trade in general that they ar
now in receipt Of their Spring Stock Of Boots
Shoes, Hats, Leather and Findings, which viii
oe ound upon examination to equal in quail
ty'quantity and variety any stock Of the kind
Of the west, and will be offered ID dlslers a
he lowest possible. prices. An earls exam
icited, at our old stand, No. 5, Enle prise
Row. mach2g. dwtf. %
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,H0NEY--One can that fine w, R, Box
IL Honey, received this morning by. ,is
Jan, B VIM, MILLER, /
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08

~ The challenge of A!der:ael Sc
phens of Marys,ille offering &c eet $i9o2
against $500 thai, at the V:rgiria cleo
ion, on he 24th of Nay, Y. 8 E!ouney
was elected gcvernor-Las poe,, accepted
BY Vincent E. Ceiger, Of Sacramento, and
the money of both parties rI:,nled 10 Tho
hands of John A. Payton Th3 >he'Iengt
was made on the 3lst Of h:ay, sld gas 10
remain oper fol ole week. The let caa-
not he decided Until aete- the ..ri'ai of The
steamer winch left New Y or.i on Tresda :.
Goth inst end whict- viii be abcct IT,
last of THIS month
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-08
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T1T VIRTUE oT IN FZECITTQN TO siE DiaEtTEr,.
s issued out oi TIC Clerks ofcc of the District
joIr II ena for Placer county, favo- OF TIILIah :.
JOHNSON. ara against DAyip lGENS.0N, ia;ed J1Ie
q, Z. 1875. tor ia, ri Gre HuniraG and Eift
ooIla-s Gce With interest IN tho oe ne Eun1ie II
ard +i collars from thc 2sd Gag d Ja.uay 1879. a:
tr2 to If Ten pei cent arnun, togehel *it cost
# suis ta e9 ~ SIC, 1eviea uon ard seized
orowfg 4oscribec propar-, towit: III ta1 rshs, tito
y eres ard ciaia Of Gavid Johnston L End cer;c:l
pect OF iand With al ha ppurtenancs Leroto bc;ong-
Lag, -yiag aac being in Bear River Iownsh;I Ie5aL
e:unty, state % California, known IS Johnston 5
~oiol!T and described as fJor's towit C1n,uenciLg
ct White OAK noched. it being the south
Or on the eas ern de fDry Creek, the Nevada nd
! ut urr road the north $50 yards Pine ee it
heie the northeast corner, ience crossing said roads
$50 yards, to cak te, it beiug he tn west
ence $50 yards to ths pace of beginnng containing
100 ACRES more iess, whicL snail sell 4. public
GneticH to the Ii chest oidcer Cor Cash, front Of
Cou. tiouse door in tie 1T e Nev1oa, ~ AONIAf,
JUL4 ID, l.. lsS5
Given uaGer nv 'e'.a tl;c Str 81 ycIe :. =. -35o
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4ey&da cur n5y.
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