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lust Received.

A further supply of Myers Extract of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scroiula and
other Blood diseases. Louden l. Cos. Family
Remedies-India Chologogue, and various Other
articles of necessary use among the sick, at
MlLLER'S New Drug Store.
iuckson Dec IL 55.-3S
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IR the Court of Common Pleas for
Jackson County Ohio.

Abraham Baker, Plaintiff.
VS. Notice to Non resi-.
Daniel Davis d Jane Davs,l dent Defendants.
Defendants.
Daniel Davis and Jane Davis will take notice,
that on the % day Of January, 1856. the Plain
tiff filed in said Court Of Common Pleas, peti-
ton setting forth, that on the I'd day Of December
lS4S, said Defendants executed and delivered
to John Edwards Of Hancock county, Ohio, q
deed of mortgage for the south half Of lot No 0,
town No. 6. of range No 10, of lands situate in
the county of Jackson, in the State Of Ohio, com.
moniy called the Scioto Salt Reserve, containing
Al acres, more or less, to secure the payment Of
debt of $3.50 evidenced by three promissOry
notes of said Daniel Davis to said Joha Edwards,
each for $50, dated Dec ID, ls4s, and payable
as follows: One note March lst, Is49; one
note, Sept. lst lS49, and one noe March Is, ,
1850. That said plaintiff is by assignment, now
the lawful holder, of said mortgage and notes,
that said notes are due, and that no payment has
been made thereon. For which, together with
the further sum Of S7,95 cents taxes on said
mOrgagcd premises since the date Of said mort
gage paid by said plaintiff as said assignee. with
interest thereon from Dee. 3lst 1852, and the
interest on said notes from the time they res pect.
lively became due, the said plaintiff asks for judg.
ment against said defendants, for the sale OF said
mOrtgaged premises, to pay said debt, and for
other proper relief Unless by the lst day of
March $50, the deiendents appear and answer or
demur to said petition, the statements of the
same will be taken as true, and Judgment rem.
dered as therein prayed.
HOFFMAN s. HASTINGS,
January 3, lSj6--6w Attys. for Pl'ff.
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Fowler Ludlows celebrated Counter Scales
for Merchants aud Grocers' use, for sale cheap
at N ILLERs.
incksop, Dec I3-3e--
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estr1y Calves,

ESTRAYED away from the Subscriber liv
ing in Berlin, Jackson county, Ohio abont ,bc
middle Of May, 1855. two young HelTers, OnC
two years old last Spring, and the other one yrai
old la't Spring The two year old, was mulcy
red and white spotted, not marked; The yearling
was red wi some white, a crop off of the left
car. will give reasonable reward for the re-
turn OF said Calves, or for information Of theil
whereabouts, 50 that ] can get them.
JAMES WHITAKER.
Berlin. january2i, '56. 4l-3w*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Particular Notice.

THE man who has been taking my coal for
the Inst few nights is notified that if he will pay
for what he has taken, his name viii not be made
known; but unless he does so, will prosecute
him, as he knows that have three Witnesses
who saw him taking it. ID. MACKLEY.
Jackson, Jan. 2ith, IS56-H lw.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho following nam
ed persons have filed their accounts and vouchers
for settlement in the Probate Court of Jackson
county, Ohio to wit:
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FOR RENT.

ONE half of the Grafton Block, consisting of sew
cral separate apartments suitable for Store rooms,
Groceries, other business places For Guther par
ticuars inquire of H. IL. Fullerton, who is author
sed 10 rent lease, repare and fit up the building or
apartments, for the convenience of those who wish
to occupy them. Il. S. WYNN.
jackson, Nov. 90, 'jj. Soft
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Scales and w eigIlts.

iuckson, Dec. I3, 55.-3S
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President Of Kenyon College.

The State Of Ohio. VinIOn Co.
SALE OF RIAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF THE
PROBArE CoURT.
league Ray, Atmn'r of Petition to sell Land,
Moses Ray, deceased, BY virtue of an
Celia "S Say, ct. al. }Iwiii, upon or'' the
premises in said Ninton county, on Thursday
the 2sth day of February, A D. 1886, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'cork P.
NJ, sell at pubic venduc, to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, situated in said county
of Vinton. property of said Moses Ray deceased,
to.wit: The North. cast quarter of the Southwest
quarter of section thirty-fve, in township num-
Der nine, of range number nineteen, in the Chilli.
cothe Land District, containing thirty -nine and
ninety eight huudredths acres Also, the West
half of the South west quarter of section thirty
FIVE, in township number nine. of range number
nineteen in the Chillcothe Land District, con-
laiuing sevcnty.nine and fity-six hnndrclths
acres Also, the South east quarter OF the South
west quarter Of section thirty five, in township
number nine, ofrange number nineteen, in Chill.
Iicothe Land District, containing thirty mine aud
seventy eight hundIedths acres, save and except
so much off said last mentioned tract as is laid
out aud plated as part Of the town of Raysvlle.
Also-the following described land situated in
the county Of Jackson, o., tO.wi!:-a part of the
Northeast quarter Of the Northwest quarter of
section number two, in township number eight,
Of range number nineteen. being the same land
conve, cd by Thomas Ray and Dinah, his wife, to
decedcnt, August %, 1851, containing twenty
five and fifty hundredths acres, save and except
all that part off of said tract laid out and plated
as part ofthe town of Raysville, situated in Jack.
son county, Ohio.
Which said real estate is encountered by the
widows dover, and subject to the same, aud is
appraised at Two Thousand dollars.
Also. the following Town Lots, situated in
the counties of Vinton and jackson, OHIO, as
laid ont. numbered and plated in the town of
Raysviile, unen numbered by dover, to witt
Number three, appraised bt three dollars, mum.
Der seventeen appraised at five dollars. number
eighteen appraised ut SO, number twenty. three
appraised at SIS, number twenty -four appraised
at S., number twenty.six appraised at S.,
number Tweng.seven. appraised at S., Num-
Der twenty.eight appraised at 81, number seven
appraised at S5, number eight appraised at S.,
number nine appraised at SIS, number ten ap-
praised at S., lnmbSr nineteen appraised at $40.
TERMS OF SALE,
One.third Of the purchase money in hand on
remaining third iu two years, with interest from
the day OF sale; deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises.
TAGUE RAY, Admir- of
MOSES RAY, Decd.
! BY E. A. BRATTOE, bis Atty,
b Jan. "a, lS56--44-$S
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Estate of IOseph Pu.h, Decd,

NoTicE is hereby given. that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Admini3tra.
tor on the estate Of Joseph Pugh, late Of the
county Cf Jackson, and State Of Ohio. decd.
Jan "a lNJ6-44 3NN JOIIN FOWLER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE,

Is hereby given that the Law Partnership Of
Hoffman IIastings" is dissolycd, January I4 SO.
X. g. HOFFMAN,
w. X. HASTINGS.
January II, 1886. 43-tf
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A fresh supply of Groceries of all kinds just
received and for sale low.
jan 3--4l M. RIDEN0UR.
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Wood choppers Wanted.

The Salt Lick Furnace Company, wishes to
employ from 30 TO 40 Wood Choppers.
to whom we will pay the usual prices Of other
ncighboHng Furnaces.
GRAFTON, HOFFMAN, & co.
Jackson, January 10, sc. 42-f
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FOR SALE,

TWO first rate farms. For further particulars en-
quire of A. II. SAMSON,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Opk Hill
jackson county, Ohio.
! Nov 20, 'kh, RN
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Cuba Honey.

A Fine Articls, just received aud for sale at
ara MILLRR's
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NOW JEWBLRY S7OREII

G. B.WEBER, Would most respectfully M
nounce to the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity
illnt he has nnnnnh a
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Jan. %. 1856.
The standing committees were called on for re
ports and a number of bills were reported which
will come up in order.
VIRGINIA REv0LuTIoNARY LAND WARRANTS.
The Speaker laid before the House commu-
ncation from the Governor, enclosing the
scrip issued for revolutionary services.
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
On motion of Mr.. Foreman, the bill for remov
ing the restrictions on the Northwestern Rail
road, was made the order Of the day for Monday
next.
Mr.. Crockett presented the petition of citizens
of Wythe. for a change of location of Walk er's
Creek and Hol-ton Turnpike also, of citizens
Of same adverse t. said change.
ENDOwING COLLEGES.
The House proceeded to the consideration of
the unfinished order ofthe day; upon the bill ''for
the permanent endowment Of the Colleges of
Virginia"
Mr.. Cabell of Nelson, addressed the House in
behalf of the bill. He was followed by Mr.. Net
son. OF Hanover, who movoda substitute for the
proposing to add the sum of $1,000 to the annual
appropriation to the primary School Fund. Mr.
Nelson proceeded nj length to sustain bis amend
ment.
The debate was further continued by Mr..
Croker in opposition to the general proposition
of endowing the Colleges. and in favor of pre-
serving the whole School Fund for the benefit If
INDECENT children.
Mr. laybrook got the floor and on his motion
the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

MONDAY, Jan II. 1896.
Committees called for reports and a
number were submtted, which will come up in
order.
Among the bills reported. was one by Mr.. Hi
EFT. chairman of special committee. ''to pro-
tect James Parsons of Hampshire, and other
citizens OF the Commonwealth, in the prosecution
and maintenance of their constitutional rights"
Parsons. for having attempted the recovery of
his own slave, was held to bail in Pennsylvania
in the sum of $1,000. to answer the charge for
kidnapping and assault. The bill protects Par
sons, by prohibiting him from going to Pennsyl-
vania to answer the complaint: and providing
that the $1,000 and expenses involved shall DO
refunded to his surety if he is made to pay it by
the court in Pennsylvania. In that event the
Governor of Virginia is authorized to lay the
mntter before the Governor of pennsylvania, and
if indemnity for the sum thus paid is not made
within twelve months thereafter. the Governor is
authorised to make reprisals of property Of Penn
sylvania found within this State. sufficient to pay
the same The bill is printed under the general
rule, and will come up in due order
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolutions OF inquiry, &c, were introduced
adopted and referred viz
by MIR. Ronald, for incorporating the Yellow
Springs Company in Montgomery county.
By Mr. Ronald; for Turnpike from the Virgin.
ia and Tennessee Railroad. west of Christians
""' X W Inc ie''o" oulphur springs III Mont
gomery.
BY Mr.. Claiborne: Relieving he South Side
railroad from tax. and for paying to said road the
balance of the State subscription.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented and appropriately re-
ferrrd.
by Mr. Floyd: of citizens of Montgomcry-the
establishment of an Independent Bank n. Chris
tiansburg. by Mr.. Frost: two petitions of cti-
liens of Glmer and Jackson counties. for the
formation ofanew country fpart of Gilmer,Jack-
son and Kanawha counties
ENDOWMENT, OF COLLEGES.
Tho order of the day being the bill, providing
I',r the permanent endowment of the Colleges of
Nirginlh" was takenup
Mr.. Preston had moved certain amendments to
the bill and Mr.: Langft had offered Substitute
for the bill and niendnents
Mr. Preston addressed the House upon the gen
eral merits of the proposition TO eudow the CD.
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CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, Jan. 10Th 1856.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.
The Senat, bill TO provide for the payment Of
interest on the bonds Of the james River aud ka-
nawha Company. guaranteed by the States. for
tho years 1856 and 1857. was amended by the
House, so n. to provide for the payment only Of
those bonds FILLING due in 1855. The amend
menis were discussed by Messrs. Saunders. Re-
ger. Campbell and Douglas; and the amendment
was eoncurred in-ayes -, noes s.
THE SHORT TRACK
The bill authorizing the Virginia Central Rail
road to construct u direct road from Charloties-
vile to Richmond. as amended by the House Of
Delegates, was then reported by the Clerk. At
ter some debate, in which Messrs. Denealc, White
Harris. Douglas and Baldwin participated, The
amendments were concurred in. So the short line
bill is now n law.
Mr.. Douglas offered resolution, which
adopted, instrrcting the Committee on Roads +"
enquire into the espediency Of incorporating
company TO construct RAILROAD from some point
on the Central Railroad, at or near Hanover
Court House to some p"in. on the Potomac river
between Ilove's Ferry and the Cone river.
On motion of Mr.. Creigh the Senate adjourn
ed.
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leces. lie traced the History of the Literary
fund. and showed thai the endowment ofcolleges
WIS part Of the original design of the venera.
BILE and venprnted authors Of the fund for the pur-
pose Of Education.
When he concluded.ihe amendments proposed
BY him were adopted. They made no material
alteration in the character Of the bill.
I he que .ion being upon the substitute sub
mitted by Mr.. Langft.that gentleman addressed
the Hon Sc fur some time in explanation and sup
port of it. II differs from the original only IN
regard 10 the mode in which aid is extended tn
Bethany Colleges. When Mr.. Langft concIu-
ded.
On motion Of Mr. Cabell,(as he said that he
might have the foor) the House adjourned.
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to the Independent Beige, dated Madrid, Decem-
Der 25th We translate the following:
II he Duke of Sotomayer, former President of
the Council of Ministers and chef palais com
mitted suicide day before yesterday in fit of des
pair caused by intense suffering from the gout.-
Yesterday and to day the officers of justice were
in his palace seeking information from all those
about him. There was rumor that he had been
assassi natcd, but it appears to have had no foun
dation; for on other occasion lately the deceased
while at Bayonne. tried to kill himself, not being
able to endure the pain caused by his malady.-
lie was GO years of age"
Not many AMERICANS probably thought that
the subjec, of this notice was Philadelphia by
birth, although he also nobloman of dis
tinc.ion in Spain
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SENATE.

TUESDAY, January ~, l6oo'
The Senate was called to order by Lieut. Gov
ornor McComas. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Edwards.
The President laid before the Senate "A mes
sage from the Governor of the Commonwealth.
concerning the officers and soldiers of Virginia in
the Revolutionary War.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill to amend the chatter Of Martha
Washington College.
The bill to authorize payment of interest due
and unpaid. on the guaranteed bonds Of the Ches-
npeake aud Ohio canal company cnnse up, and an
amendment providing for the interest of 1857,
was opposed by Messrs Roger. Campbell, and
Braxton, aud advocated by Messrs. Douglass,
Cntlctt and Parks, the ground of the hope
less insolvency Of the company and its utter ina
bility TO pay its interest. The amendment was
carIed-ayes 23, noes IL.
On motion Of Mr. Welsh the Senate adjourn
ed
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MORE TROUBLES IN KANsAs.-St. Louis, Jan
l9.-The Kickapoo (kansas) Pioneer of the
18th says: "A battle took place last night at
Easton, between a party of abo'itionists and
some pro slavery men-,he former making the
attack One pro-slavery man was killed and sew
eral wounded. Several abolitionists were killed
aud some wounded company from Lawrence
headed by Cnpt. Brown. commenced the fight
with the Kickapoo Rangers. large number of
persons have left for Easton. The disturbance
is supposed to have originated out fthe late free
soil election of the l5ih.
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The police of New York, Friday, made a
descent upon some eight or ten of the most fash
ionable gambling hells in the city. and succeed
ed in capturing quite number of the proprie
tors and their customers. together with over
80 900 worth of silver implements used in the
nefarous business. A place in Broadway. oppo-
site the Metropolitan Hotel, visited but as
the landlord doubtless was informed of the intcu-
ton of the officers, nothing of moment was found.
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apmchbur0 Sir0imlaa.
Friday Mernias. .......Jasssry %, 1880.

Our columns this morning are occupied with
cuttings from the delayed mails received here
late Wednesday night. The South Side train
Of yesterday brought no mail from Petersburg or
Richmond. Among other things. the reader will
find in our columns to- day the official proceed
ings Of the American State Council. 1t will be
observed that the obnoxious features ofthe or
ganization have been abandoned and that the
Philadelphia platform. embracing the 18th sec.
ton. has been re- affirmed.
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The Poetry Of physic.-Doses have always been as
ISOLATED in minds with wry faces and medicine seemed
the days Of childhood another and
gust Its remedies the part sickness
was not hard TO bear the revolving portions
PEELED to swallow its relief DR. Ayers preparations
aid another His Cherry Poctoral is like honey the
tongue, and healing balm the stomach His Pills Try
themthcy sweet morscls the glide
hsd the palate but their energy although wrapped
is there and strikes with telling foudaons
t1is {gug. ,Yftf ia
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NEw HAVEN, Jan. 1.-THE Grand Jury.
this afternoon, Endeted Samuel Sly as princi.
pal. and Rhoda Wakeman (the prophetess) and
Thankful s. Jersey. rs accessoris to the murder
of Justice Matthews. Their trial will soon take
place Abigail Sablese and Josiah jackson were
this evening discharged from prison. The proph
etess wept like an infant on being told that she
must remain Mrs Jersey said, pointing to the
prophecies: ."'hey little know what they are
about in shutting up that person here
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Horrible Dcath.-Caution "A poor miserable Pedler
called sick coorcd and pretended to have Flee
tric OH Out councrfet) induced her and she
had the lock and she died fourteen hours using
If want the genuine call only at the office of DIR Dcrah
No - South Eighth three doors South Che
if it don't back and your money will
give $40 for the any offers Electric OIL
without written signature each bottle.
PROF. G.. DEGRATH,
inn Itll1w 30 South Eigth Philadelphia
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War with England is still discussed ON Change
in y. Y and in the street The publication of
the Buchanan and Palmerston correspondence,
with the forebodings that fill the Washington
correspondence has frightened the hitherto in
oredulous bulls and bears from their proprety.
Capital and capitalists inquire how long it will
be before Stevens Steam Battery will be finish
ed at Hoboken for the protection ofthe New York
harbor.
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The President sent into the Senate on Thurs
day the list of Naval promotions occasoned by
the action of the retiring board. Much animated
debate ensued in the Executive session of the
Senate Mr.. Bayard denouncing the law as infa-
nous. No action was taken, and the subject is
still pending. The Senate is said to be disposed
to sustain the Board generally and lsave revis-
on in specific cases to the Executive.
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George Law and Ex-senator Westcott, of
Florida, precipitated from sleigh. on
Monday evening, while turning the corner of
Second Avenne and Twenty second street, New
York city. The first received quite severe cut
the head the last suffered fracture of the
wrist
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q OF our .Da.aunry

nyOHBHNts AkOt SD.-MOst Of .
D bills being distributed friends may expect %
oobbng around for the balance of this mouth during
time derous of collecting all due LIST January
now manufacturing Spring and Summer
require heap of cash weekly off hands.
and hope the calls Of collectors will an
uai response. BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co
aanr
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A faro bank was broken up in Fayetteville, n.
c., on Friday night week and the apparatus seiz-
ed and burnt in the streets on Saturday morning.
The gamblers were non residents who had been
there only few days. One of them escaped
from window of their loom and the other de.
posted $1,000 as bail.
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y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fEVER AGGE
CURfSeience applied to works miracles To this
combination the world the valuable mod
crn medicines, RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE, ANTI
pofE TO MALARIA As prevention better than cure
resident of low narshy localities lands
some districts should this medicine occasionally
guard BY tls entire immunity species
remitcnt and intermittent
aud in all climates and localities TO those actually suffering
from Fever aud Ague Dumb Ague Chils and Fever Bilious
remiton. fever general debility night
brought OH by breathing unhealthy atmosphere it
commended the authority all who have tried rapid
and harmless remedy.
Tor sale by r. Saber Co, by Druggists generally
JAS. n. RHODES, Proprietor,
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AL, Mr.. watkins. of l,yucI,burn. If Charles

DcGraths Electric Oil did him rheumatism and
spralhs received from fall
ASK fey Mr. Caldw ell ii It did not relieve him of
cough and pain Ia the breast In night.
Ask Mr. Nce, of Buchanan If did him of swell
ed glands in the throat In fifteen minutes, when the Doctors
said he would die in short time.
Ask Mrs Argyle if it did relieve her Of the headache f
teen minutes.
AK Mrs Blackotd Of Iynclburg it did her of
headache in htccn minutes
Ask George w Bosler, ESQ., late Supervisor First Ward,
of the speedy Of his daughter II old
bottle of Prof Detirats Electric oil Her could be
heard 200 yards from the house. such her
Sunday the following Monday she well and walked about
town.
streets what hc knows this OIL Ask
who have been quickly cured of Rheumatism Cont, Neu
iaga Piles Hcmorrhage Burns Wounds Sprans, Assesses
and other painful complaints
No use 1t without deriving special benefit with
in day; often In five minutes Only Office 30
street, between Chestnut and W anu Philadelphia doctor
In attendance free
For sale at DR. Seay's. Lynchburg; Purcell Iadd Co.
ichnond General Agents and all the principal Druggists
aud Mrlehans in the State Inn 2ldlw.