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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09
LATES + FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Ofthe Steamer Washington,

New YORK, August 2.
The steamship Washington arrived
this morning. She brought 295 paSsen-
gers. Left Bremen on the 18th, stop.
ping at Cowes, She brings Liverpool
papers of that date. Her news have been
anticipated by the Asia's arrival at Hal.
flax.
Admiral Machenoff, in command of the
Russian fleet in the harbor of Sebastopol
was killed during the attack of July 1lth.
The correspondent of the London NewS
writes under date of July 18th: We are
still far from the works of the enemy,
and as the space between us is swept in
every direction by the Russian projectiles,
our approaches progress very slowly
In the attack on Rystadt, made by the
English frigate Harrior On the 24th of
June, Al Russian merchant ships were
destroyed, amounting in the aggregate
to about 90, 900 tons.
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WELL SPoKEN.-One of our subseri-
bers from the country, stepped into our
sanctum on Monday morning last for his
paper; we asked if he intended to attend
Court, he remarked that he did, and that
he would as leave be any where else and
that he wished that other people wouId
seitie their oton disputes, and not be drag
ging him away from his farm, as his har-
vest was out yet, and that he was fearful
that he should lose considerable in conso-
quence Of his absence. We do think that
it was a sensible remark, and if every one
would endeavor to settle their own affairs,
it would be more christian like, and
that if every individual would edo unto
others as they would wish to be done by"
there would be less jangling, and that
this would be world ofpeace and harmo-
ny, then we would have no more use for
Lawyers, Justices, Judges, and Juries.
Who seconds the motion?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09

New GovERNoR OF KANsAs.--Mr Daw-
son, the newly appointed Governor Of
Kansas, was, at the time of his appoint,
ment. absent from his home in Pennsyl-
vania, on a visit to the Lake Superior
region.
1t is strongly suspected that the Pres
ident knowing this fact, made the ap-
poinlment on purpose to give the Sec
retary of the Territory, Mr.. WooDsoN, a
Virginian, an opportunity of becoming
the ActIng Gopernor; a man who, it is
well known, will act in concert with the
rufdanly Legislature. Itls by such mis-
cradle trckery as this, that the Pierce
administration expects to escape respon-
sibility.
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H We cannot imagine how the edi-
tors of the Enterprise" PiketOn, could
so construe that item of ours in regard to
their undertaking the publication of a pa
per in Piketon. We really did not wish
to give offence, but rather wished their
undertaking all the success in the world.
Hope they will not pitch into us quite so
strong next time, as it is generally under
TODD in this country, that two can play at
that game.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09
Thieves About.

On Tuesday night last, some mean' low
lived, thieving dog, stole from the yard of
Mr.. T. R. Mathews, senior of the Stan
dard, who is lying sicF, several Shirts
pants, and other articles of clothing Any
person that would steal from an editor, Is
not too good to commit arson or Murder
We hope that our citizens will keep sharp
look out for the williams, and detect them'
and bring them to justice.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

G. W. Jackson, Pltffl Before David Savage, jus.
vs. tce of the peace in and
VIM. Mecum, Jr. deity for Jackson county.
The defendant William Mecum, Jr will take
notice that on the 23d day Of July, A. D. 1856, the
above named plaintiff, G. W. Jackson, sued out bc.
fore said David Savage justice of the peace in and
for Jackson county, Ohio, an order Of Attachment
against the goods chattles, rights, moneys and ef.
fects of said defendant to satisfy claim in favor
Of said plaintiff, for the sum Of $4,02, and the
hearing Of said cause is set for the 7th day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said
day. G. W. JACKSON.
Aug 9, '55 l9-3w
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CHANGE OF TME.-'rhe daily of Coach
es, beloning to Mr.. A, French, now leaves
jackson at 7 o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at
Byer's at l2l o'clock P. NJ. in time for
the Cars on the Marietta Il Cincinnati r.,
Road, for Chillicothe and Cincinnati which
leave at forty minutes after one P, NJ,
Leave Byer's as soon as the train arrives
from the west, and arrives at jackson at 6
o'clock P. NJ. Fare $500.
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The Ohio Journal of Education

The August No. of this excellent and
useful publication is in receipt. This is
work that should be in the hands Of every
Teacher in the land, as it ia constantly fiji.
led with every thing pertaining to Educa-
tional purposes 1t is published at Col
umbus by the "ohio State Journal Com
pany," at S1,oo per year in advance -
Address Journal Of Education, Colum-
bus Ohio"
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Moro Thieves.

On Tuesday night last, hungry gang
broke into the kitchen of the Franklin
House, and helped themselves to whatever
they wished to eat. EThey removed the
lower part of one of the windows by which
they made egress.
We hope our citizens will form night
watch, by which means these petty :hefts
may be stopped.
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MINERAL REGION HERALD.-We have

MINERAL REGION HERALD.-We have
received the first No. of the above named
naner published at Macarthur, Vinton
County, by w. L. Edminson & 7. W,
Stanley, and printed by A. G. Hard
The Herald makes very neat appearance,
and Judging from the ability with which
the present No. is Edited, we have no
hesitancy in saying that it will be made a
good and readable family paper. Success
to the Herald. Terms 81, so cts, per an
mum.
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Great Land Sale in Minnesota.

The Washington Cd. C.) Union says
it is held in contemplation 10 issue in a
few days, a proclamation for the sale Of
public lands in oil the land Offices in the
Territory Of Minnesota, principally siua
ted west of the Mississippi river, extend
ing from the boundry of Iowa to tine
Minnesota (ate St. Peler's) river, and
embracing large body Of new lands,
acquired by recent treatise with the In.
dans also the reservation Of Fort Smell
ing, and the Falls of ST. Anthony, here.
tolore advertised, but none offered for
sale. From recent letters received al
the General Land Office, it is ascertained
that this region is being rapidly settled
by emigrants from the States, who are
anxious to acquire tides 10 their new
homes. The quantity ot land TO be sold
will be 286 .674 acres.
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ANOTHER New BUGGY-Messrs. Brown
Il Boutwell,, have just wheeled out of their
Carriage Shop, most excellent top Bug
gy, which certainly does credit to the
builders, as they are good and competent
workman, We hope that the purchaser,
Esq, Schclenger, will have many good
and pleasant rides in the Buggy,
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PORTSMOUTH;

This city is rapidly augmenting in pop
ulation. Notwithstanding the pressure
of the times, large number of buildings
are going up, giving unmistakable evil
denGe of the substantial growth of the
city. Within the last FIVE years the city
has nearl! doubled in population. Many
wealthy business men have taken up
their abode here and are using their cap
ital to their own as well as the advantage
of the citizens at large.
Those manifestations are truly crafty
ing to every one who has an interest il
the city.-POrtsmouth Tribune.
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Eg We dropped into the Store of A.
Criswell, few days ago, and was glad to
observe that he was driving away in real
business style; his establishment is the
verv place to get almost every thing you
wish for in the way of Groceries, Provis-
ions, and Notions of all kinds. That To-
bacco he handed us, was of the right sort,
and we would advise all lovers of the
weed, to go and try some oft
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09

THE FIRST OF AUGUsT.-The colored
population every where, celebrated the 1st
of August, in commemoration of the West
Indian Islands. In some parts there is
quite display made. Speeches, dinners,
dances, and procession, given, which are
attended by thousands, who go all distan-
ces to participate in the festivities of the
day.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09

The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Co. Bank have declared a dividend of
81 per cent. out of the profits of the last
six months, The Farmers Bank. the
Northern Bank, and the Southern Bank
of Kentucky, have each declared semi.
annual dividend of FIVE per cent. These
facts speak well of the management of the
several institutions.
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Probate Court.

HON. #, N. HOWELL, pRESID ING.
This court commenced on Monday the
9Th, ints, and continued Tuesday, and
Wednesday, up TO tho eve of going 10 press.
There was no little excitement during the
session, some hundreds of people crowd
ing about the streets, and court. The ca
ses commonly called LIQUOR CASES" :"
created considerable interest, causing many
persons TO be in attendance. Wegive be-
low the proceedings ofcourt up to Wednes-
day, for which We are indebted to John J,
Hoffman, Esq
The State Of Ohio, vs Henry ]. Lat
shaw,--Peace Warrant. Dismissed nt
costs Of Complainant
Same vs. John Busby--Peace Warrant
Recognizance Of def't, forfeited aud cause
continued.
Same VS. Geo. w. misunderstanding
to Q IN on er-Jury w)rL. Verdict Gull.
ty. Fined $40 and costs.
Same VS. Polly Mereer-Assault and
Battery. Proceedings squashcd and De
fendant discharged,
Same VS. Hugh Gilroy--selling liquor
to be drank where sold. Jury did moi
agree and cause continued,
Same vs. Lewis Davis--Being Intoxica.
ted. Jury did not agree and cause con.
tipued,
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ELECTION RETURNS,


The following dispatch to the editor o.
The Journal, in Covington, gives ground
for belief that Gentry is elected after
all.
LOUISVILLE, Aug, 6.
Mr.. Davs-DiSpatch to the press, da'
ted Nashville, 8 A. NJ says that an elev'
en- counties in East Tennessee, Gentry
has nett gain ofl904. lie is probably
eected-hS nett gain in two.thirds o.
the State being over 1000. A private
dispatch from the American Executive
Committee states that the Know Moth.
ngs have carried both branches of the
Legislature, majority of the Congress.
men, and probably elected Their Cover.
nor,
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Ganlt House Winchester.

Our friend and fellow citizen, Mr.. VIM.
johnson, has removed to Winchester, and
leased the Hotel knownas the Gault House,
where he will be happy to seeall his friends
and the balance of mankind, and enter
tain them in hospitablc manner. He can
accommodate his customers in good style,
with all they wish to eat and with good
lodgings, also good feed for their horses
See advertisement in another column.
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New York Market,

New York Aug. 4.
Stocks are irregular. Cleveland, Co.
lumbus 81 I tincinnati 1859; Cumberland
284; Galena & Chicago iO6; Canton
274 Reading 9l4; Erie 5IB; Cleve-
land & Toledo Oh; New York Central
SO.
Flour is firm 5000 bbIs sold. Wheat
is easier; sales OF IA 600 bushels South
ern white at $2,05. Corn is a trife low
err sales of SO 900 bushels mixed at 94ic
Pork is firm sales of l5O barrels. Lard
remains unchanged. Whisky is firm .
100 bbls. sold.
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Road Notice.

There will be petition presented to the Com
mssiouers Of jackson county, Ohio. at the Sep
tember term, 1855, praying for an alteration in
the county road, running through the centre oi
John Buckley's farm said alteration to COM
mence at the south end of John Buckley's lane,
on the township line, and to run an eastward
course until it intersecs the Gallipolis Road, in
Bloomfield township. and to vaCate so much of the
road as runs throug III John Buckley's land.
- MANY PETITIONERS.
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JAMES PURsELL.-See Mr. PurselPs ad
yertisementin another column. His stock
is very largo and complete, and his store
is one of the best places to purchase goods
at, in the city of Portsmouth, and we ad-
wise our Merchants and others to call and
examine his beautiful stock of goods be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Attachment Notice.

AT my instance an order Of attachment was issued
on the 23d day of July, 1855, by ]. Edward Jones.
Justice Of the Peace for Madison township,
Jackson county, Ohio, for the sum Of twenty EIGHT
dollars, against the property and effects Of Samuel
Allen, nonresident Of Jackson county, and said
cause has been continued until September 9th 1855,
at 0 clock A. M. j. JOHNSTON.
By Mackley g. Fullerton, his Att'ys,
Aug I'd, IS, l9-3w,
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BALTIMORE, August 4.

Wheat opened at yesterdays rates,
but fell off FIVE cents at the close with
the market dull.
Flour is steady sales of Howard st.
and city mills at $3.50. Sales Of 1900
bbls of Howard st., deliverable in Sep
tember, have been made at So Corn
95@97 for white. and 95 for yellow
Oats dull at 30@35 Rye sales of new
Maryland at 100000.
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GIDEON TowN,-The proprietors Of the
Salt Lick Furnace, have named their place,
as above. There is considerable improve
ment under way at this time, and soon
there will be quite village there, as there
are number of brick buildings going up.
Success to Gideon"
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

AT my instance an order Of attachment was is-
suedon the 9th day Of july, 1885, by John j. jones'
ajustce Of the peace for Jefferson Township, Jack.
SOU County, Ohio, for the sum Of thirty yeght dol
lars aud sixty cents, against the property and Of
fects Of Samuel Allen, non resident of Jackson
county, and said cause has been continued until
September 9Th, 1855, at nine o'clock A. N.
]. NJ. ALLEN, by
MACKLEY d FULLERTON, his AttyL
Aug. 9 'S5, l9--3w
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

G. W. d J, A. Brown, Plt'ff Before ]. Steven
vs.. son, Justice of
William Mecum, Jr. Defend the Peace in and
ant. for jackson Co.
The defendant William Mccum, Jr, will tahs
notice that on the 23d day of July, A. D 1855,
the above named Plaintiffs, G, w. & ]. A. Brown.
sued out before said John Stephenson, justice Of
the peace, in and for Jackson county, Ohio, an
order of Attachment against the goods, chattes,
rights moneys and effects of said defendant, to sat.
isfy claim iu favor of said plaintiff, for the sum
of $lO,65 and the hearing OF said cause is set for
the 7th day Of September A. d. 1885, at 10 clock
A. M. of said day.
CIV. 81. A. BROWN.
Aug 9 IS 19-3w+
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CINCINNATI, Aug, 4

ClNClNNATI, aug e.
Flour unsettled, the increased receipts
depress the prices. Good qualities offer
ed at 81, ,00-buyers are not offering over
$500. The receipts Tor the last "a hours
amount to 9,022 bbls.
Provisions. lots of bacon sold
at 84@94 for shoulders and Sides
Whisky--950 bbls sold at 330534,- -
Groceries unchanged, 100 bbls of mo-
lasses sold at SIC. so bags of coffee at
ll1c.
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CT Mr.. JOHN HANNA has sold his Book
Store to Mr.. A. G. POST, Mr.. H. wishes
to devote his entire attention to the pub.
lication ofthe Herald. and like most Prin-
ters, is not qualified for any business ex'
cept the one he learned in his youth.
Mr.. Posi- is practical Book Seller and
will, of course succeed Success to both
gentlemen in their respective avocations
-PVriSm0uth Tribune.
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CAUIT AOUSBl
WINCIHESTER, JACKSON CO., o.
VIM. II. JOHNSON,
PRO OPRIETOR,

,-4 THE Subscriber would most respectful
I'm ly say to the people of Winchester and the
travelling public in general that he has opened
the above named house in Winchester, and that
he has made many repairs, in the house. and that
he is now ready to receive all travellers and nc
cOmmodate them in hospitable manner Hav-
ing been heretofore engaged in the business he
flattels himself that he understands the wants OF
travellers, and all who may be his guests. He in
vites all to call and see him, at Tie Gault House
and he will endeavor to accommodate them in as
good style as the market affords
VIM. II. JOHNSON.
Winchester, Aug 9, '55 2O-ly
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New GooDs.-T. w. Gilleland, has
just received a large lot of Fresh Grocer
les, such as COFFEE the best article ever
in jackson, Sugar and Tea, at Wholesale
or retail. Call and see and you will be sure
TO purchase.
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KIcKED,-A small boy was kicked by a
horse at the American House, on last
Tuesday, he was but slightly injured
Take care boys and keep out of tie way Of
horses.
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Cd Aug'S 1856. I'd Aug, 1865.
New Goods,
THE undersigned is now in receipt of his
first Fall Stock Of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Bon.
nets, etc, to which he invites the special atten.
tion of merchants and furnace owners, with the
assurance that Goods will be sold as low as they
can be had from the New York and Philadelphia
jobbers, and atsuch pricesas wilsave the expenses
on purchases made i'll Cincinnati or Pittsburgh
Late purchases and importations of Glass and
Queensware make my stock very large and COM
pete all Of which is offered at the lowest rates
and on liberal terms.
ltis the true interest of merchants and deal.
ers to buy $500 per month near home in prefer
ence to $4,000 semi-Onnually at distant point,
thus keeping their stocks fresh, and distributing
their bills payable in aShape the more easily paid.
JAMES PURSELL.
Aug 0, '55 2e-i
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Ey- We have received the Eclectic
Medical Journal for August, and usual
retains its well known character as the
best medical Journal now published in the
United States.
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WHAT A CHANGE.--In the year 1893,
eight hundred acres of land, the present
site Of tincnnati. were purchased for
five hundred dollars. The value of that
same land at the peresent time can scarce
y be estimated.
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~ The famous Martha Washington
steamboat conspiracy has turned up at
Boston, where Samuel Cheney has been
arraigned before Commissioner Loring on
charge of perjury, in falsely swearing to
a certain shipment of goods on board
that vessel.
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KniCkerbOCker,

We have received this Magazine for
August and find itreplote with all that is
readable, andm typographical appearance,
it is perfection itself II is one of our par
ticular hvoritos and is kept as a desert
upon our table.
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TALL CoRN.-We saw corn growing in
a field of Mr.. Ak. Grafton, measuring
over eighteen feet high. This will do for
the huckleberry knobs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-09

re- Mr.. Strickland, Travelling Agent
for the Scioto Gazette, was in our place a
few days since He added quite num-
ber of names to the list.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

On Saturday. the lSt of September 1855.
At one o'clock, P. NJ. at the door of the Court
House, in the town and County of jackson, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of John 'Iohuson deceased,
to wits The north west quarter of the south west
quarter, of section No. 8, township No. 7, and
Range No. l9. and sixteen acres off Of the west
end of the south half of the north east quarter Of
section No 7, Of the same township and range,
unincumbered by Widows dover. Appraised at
$500. Also sixty-iouracres being all Of the south
half Of the north east quarter of section No T. Of
the township and range aforesaid, except sixteen
acres off of the west end thereof subject to the dow
er Of the widow, which has been set off upon twen-
ty acreso Of the north side of said sixty -four acres
Appraised at $3.50. All of said lands being situate
in Jackson County Ohio. Terms of sale, one
third cash in hand, one third in year, and the
residue in two years, deferred payments with in.
terest from the day of SALE to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises
JAMES TRIP, Admir-. de bonis
non of JOHN JOHNSON, deco
Aug. 10, '55 l9-4w
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THAT CHEESE at Prices Confectionery,
is excellent, and cannot be beat in these
parts. They invite all their friends who
use the article, to call and test it.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 6-M.

MEssRs. TRIBUNE Quotations from
Cincinnati this morning, show a large
decline in flour. Sales up to Saturday
evening at 81 and 81 25- Ports. Tib.
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NOTICE.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

THERE will be sold out to the lowest bidder, on
on the 4th day of August 1855, the building Cf q
bridge on Symes Creek, near the residence Of John
uckleys, in Bloomfield township, Jackson County
Ohio. By order Of Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud. ]. o,
July 10, '65. II
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NOTICE.

TO all persons knowing themselves indebted 10
me, either by Noo, Book, account are hereby re-
quested to call at my Office in Winchester, and set
tic the Same, as am determined to have my affairs
settled. JARED STEPHENSON.
Winchester, july 10, '55. II 4-w
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THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, doing business in the name Of
Morris and Edwards, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Edward Morris is authorized tt
collect all debts owing to said firm, and pay all
just demands against the same.
EDWARD MORRIS.
DAVID EDWARDS.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
Ju)v q. IS I9-3v
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ISAAC ROBERTS,

A TTORN N Ely AT La w,
WILL practice in Jackson, and surrounding Coun-
ties. Office over H. W. Whites Hardware Store
on Broadway street Jackson, G. II, Ohio.
jackson July 49, 55. lift
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
PROBATE COTJRT.

NOTICE, is hereby given, that Vinton Powers,
Administrator of the estate, of James MCale, de-
ceased and Thomas Albin, administrator of the es-
tate of Daniel Price, deceased have filed their ac-
counts and vouchers for settlement in the Office Of
the Court of Probate for Jackson county, and that
on the 18th, day of Sept, next said accounts will
be for hearing and settlement.
T. N. HOWELL, Probate Judge
Jackson, Aug. 2, '55. l9-td