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Notice of Partition.

Peter. S. Davis, In the court Of Common
vs.. Pleas, in aud for Jackson
Elizabeth Walters, Co, Chic. In Partition,
and others. Elizabeth Walters, wife
of Nathaniel Walters, Of GOllia county, Ohio,
johns. Davis, Jane Jenkins, wife Of David J,
Jenkins, and Albn S. Davis, of Megs county,
Ohio, Margaret Jones' wife OF Thomas NJ. Jones,
aud Sarah Evans, wife of E,an D. Evans, Of
Jackson county, Ohio, and Mary Edwards, wife
Of Edward Edwards of Cincinnati Ohio, aud Mar
garet Lawrence, Vi Gallia county Ohio, will take
notice, that on the 4th day OF February, A. d,
1856, petition was filed against them in Ihe
Court of Common Pleas in and for jackson
county, Ohio, by Peter 5. Davis, aud is now
pending, wherein the said Peter S. Davis de-
mands partition of thefOilowng real estate, stu.
ated inJackson caunty, Ohio, to wit: The Ea';
half Of the North quarter Of section 5, town.
ship 7, runge seventeen; containing eighty four
acres, more or less. And that at the next term
OF said court application wlI bO made by the said
Peter 5. Davis, ioran order that partition may be
made Of said promises
Feb I, lS56-46 6w. PETER S. DAVIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Juckson LycPaIn,-Meets every Thurs
day Evening, half past 6 o'clock. Question for
debate this week -" Resolved that The Le .
gsature should not make laws regulating the
price of interest"
Free discussion.
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sIUSt Received.

A further supply of"Myets' Extract Of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scroiula and
other Blood diseases. Louden L. Cos. Family
Renedies-India Chologogue, and various other
articles of necessary use among the sick, at
MlLLEk'S New Drhg Store.
iuckson. Dec Il 55-3S
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Notice of Partition. .
Jacob Halterman,

Jacob Haterman,
VS. | n nartitlon,
Henry Halerman and others
Henry Hallerman, Daniel D. ilalterman, Of
Jackson &C unity Ohio, Henry J. Halterman. Eli.
as lialterman, Charles Halterman, Richard
llalerman. Sarah +. IIalternan, Of the county
of Pike, Ohio, David II. Calhoun and Permela
Calhoun. wife Of said David H. Calhoun. Of the
county of Warren, and State oi Iowa, John J.
lIaltcrman of the county Of Ross, Ohio, Francis
NJ Fout jeremiah Fout, Martha J. Fout, Albra
Fout. of Jackson county, Ohio, Zachsriah Cook
and Mahaa Cook, wife Of said Zschariah Cook,
residence unknown, viii take lOtire, that peii.
ton was filed against them on the 26.h day OF
January. 4 d 1856, 10 the Court of Common
Pleas OF ackson county. Ohio, by Jacob Halter
man. aud is now pending, wherein the said Jacob
llaltcrmau demands partition Of the following
real estate. situated in the county Of Jackson,
State Of Ohio, aud described as follows: The
South. West quarter of the South East quarter OF
Sccten No l. Town No. 5, and Range No. %,
containing thiry-six acres and that at the ne1t
term of said Court. application will be made by
the said Jacob Hateymsn, for an order that par.
tition may be made Of said premises.
JACOB HALTERMAN,
By K. c. HOFFMAN his Atty.
Jan 3ls'. lS5G-4j CIV.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON, March 6. 1886
MARRIED.

OK the ID, inst by the Rev. c. II. Warren, Mr..
GEORGE A. WOLFE, formerly of Pickaway county
Ohio, to Miss PERMELIA BERNs, of this place.
OK the Goth, day of Feb, by W. S. Schellchgcr
Esq, Mr.. JosEIu SHoEMAMER. to Miss MARGARET
lIoRTEN, both of Jefferson Township, jackson coun
tv Ohio
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Scales and Weights,

Fowler d Ludlow's celebrated Counter Scales
for Merchants and GroceFs' use, for sale cheap
at N ILLERs.
Jackson, Dec I3,-35--
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The naantifnl.

We were shown most beautiful Rife
by our friend II, w White, which was
Manufactured by himself: Itis half Stock,
runs forty to the pound, globe cites design
ed for Shooting long CT short distances,
according to the annexed rule
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TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED Proposals for the erection of u
School House in the Inco pOrated village ol
Jackson, in Jacks"n county, Ohio, will be re.
ceived by the School Directors OF said village
uutIt the 18th Jay of March next. II is desg l.
ed to let the entire work Of said House TO one
person or company ,Who shall also furnish ma.
lerial OF every description for the same. The
size Of said building is Seventy'slX feet long by
forty-three feet wide; two stories high, each
fifteen Icet in the clear; lhs walls Of sufficient
htlghth to admit OF two rooms IN the attic,
iwent, seven feet wide, twelve feet high, ana
occupying the entire building in length. Each
story will be- divided into four rooms and hail
through the centerfrom side to side. The build
ing is 10 be OF brick, including partition walls,
with stcne foundation and stone caps aud sllS
TO doors and winiows. All walls are TO be
Twelve inches thick, and joints struck on
both sides. The ceilings ana attic only are to
be plaslered. Stairway from ground floor to
attic. A drawing Of said building can he seen
at H. W. Whites llardw are store, in Jackson.
The building is to be enclosed by the lst day
OF d, cember next, and competed by the first
Jay of November, 1851. Terms OF pnym, nt
Fifteen Hundred Dollars on tie first day uI
April next, Fifteen llundred Dollars on the ljth
day Of Feb. 1887, and the resi- due in Que and
two years thereafter with ten per cent interest
after the completion o said building S4cur-
ty will be required Of contractors for the per
iCrlnance Of me WORK.
GEO. NJ ADAMS.l School Directors Of
X. Z. HOFFMAN, The Incorporated
Ii. W. WHITE. village of Jackson.
Jackson, Feb. IA, ls5G.-47-td
..yy SciotO Gazette and Portsmouth Tribune copy
one week Daily, and till date in Weekly. Send bli
to this office.
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NOTICE

l. hereby givcn, that the subscriber has been Az
pointed and qualified as Administrator on the Es'
tate of John johnson, senicr late of jackson county
Ohio, deceased. JOSEPH ATEN,
March lst 1856 50-3U Administrator
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SIIe,in's SnIc.

Jedediah L. Higby)
VS., In Jackson county
John Johnson, Sr., Common Pleas.
survivor Of J Pursuant to certain cx-
John Johnson, Jun ccution writ Of il ia from
Deceased. the Court Of Common
Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, to me directed,
| shall expose to public sale, at the Court House
in said co'nty, OH SATURDAY, The 18th day
of March 1856, at o'clock Z. NJ the following
described property, situate in said county Of
Jackson, to wi: Lot No. 7, in Township No
Z, Of Range No. ~, of the Scioto salt Reserve
Lands, excepting Ten Acres out of the South.
west corner Of said Lot, ocscrljed as iolows:-
commencing at the south west coruer Of said
Lot No, 7. thence East % 4 43 and 7-IO Rods
thence North ~ W. 40 Rods thence West ~
W. Al $40 Rods; thence South 10 W. 80 4-IU
Rods. to the place Of beginning, leaving Of said
Lot No. for sale as aforesaid, 50 acres, more or
less Appraised at $7l5 Terms OF sale cash
VlNTON POWERS,
Feb. I. 1856 -fG-5w. Sheriff j. c.
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Sale fKen. Estate by Order o, Court.

Sale of Real Estate by Order OF Court,
ON the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1856 at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, at the door OF the
Court House. in the town Jf Jackson, Jackson
county. Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, as the property Of John
kennedy, deceased, to wit: The North east
quarter of the Northeast quarter, and thirty
acres off oithc North end of the SOuthCa,t quar-
ter OF the North quarter Of Section Fourteen
Township six, Range Njuetcen-contdining
Seventy acres more or less, suhctt to aud en-.
numbered by the Dover estate OI Elizabeth Ken.
uedy-apbraiscd at $lG6 Also the following
real estate unencumhered by Dover. tO.wit:-
Also, Ten acres off of the South end of the South
east quarter of the Northeast quarter OF section
II township Grdnge 10. Appraised at $lO0
Also, the South west quarter uf the Northeast
quarter and the South. east quarter Of the North.
west quarter of section Is, township q, range -,
containing III acres. Appraised at $5OO Also
Forty acres off Of the South end Of Lot No, 20
township 6, range 10, in the Sclutu Salt Rc>erv.
ation-appraiscd n Si33. Also, the West hall
Of the Northwest quarter Of the North west
Quarter, aud the West half Of the Southwest
quarter Of the North h.wcst quarter Of section l3
township 6, range 49, containing Al acres
more or lcss--appraised at $500 All said real
estate situate in Jackson county, Ohio. Terms
of sales, one third cash in hand. one third in
one year, and the residue IN two years iron
the day Of sale, with interest on the deferred
payments. ., ~
JOHN KENNEDY, Deed.
Feb 7, I9j6,-4G-4w
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NIipriGT,S SuIc.

by virtue Of two executions issued. from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of jackson county, Ohio, and tO
me directed, will expose to public sale at the door
Jackson county, Ohio, On SATURDAY, the 10th
day Of March, A. b. 1856, at o'clock, T. NJ, of said
day, the following real estate situated in said Jack
son county and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribrd as follows, to-wit: The West half Of the
South west quarter of Section No. l6, in Township
No. s, and of Range No Is, containing eighty acres
more or less; levied upon as the property of David
Ihacker, to satisfy two judgements rendered bt
said court against James 4 Courier and David
Thaokcr. One in favor Of G. 2. Chandler { Co.,
and the other in fGvor of d. n. Mdrray & Co. Said
property is appraised at S6OO
Terms of sale cash.
YINTON POWERS, Sheriff j. c.
Feb. II, jG,-47. j.w
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Mr., White, Manufactures all kinds Of
Guns, Rifles, ShotG Guns and Pistols -
Grain twist Patent Rifles, with globe
sites, warranted to Shoot according to the
above guage
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Dye stuHS.

just arrived, smother lHt Of that fine Indigo,
together with every other article in the line oi
Dye Stuffs, and for sale at,
December l3,-3S- MuLERs.
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REMOVAL AND CHANGE,

C. 7. TRACY 4 co. have to-day bought out
Messrs r Lloyd & Co aud succeed them in bu'
siness, aud haze removed from their former
stand, to that of Mc.srs. h. Lloyd & Co., No 3,
Buckeye Block, where they can be found, and
will, on the opening Of navigation, be in receipt
OF full complete and we'll selected stock Of
BOO 5, SHOES, LEATHER, HATS, &C.,
all Of which we offer for sale on favorable terms.
We beg leave to call our friends and customers
as well as those of Messrs. Il Lloyd & Co and
the public in general to onr present change Of
uame and location, aud hope, b y strict attention
TO business, to merit and receive n liberal share
Of the public patronage.
OAKES g. TRACY.
Feb. 26, 1856 g. No. 3. Buckcve Block.
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the advancement OF the
Elm Z A r r s
in this country, feel ju>tifedin stating that Fine
Steel Engrayings will be placed bofore the
American public, which, in beauty OF execution,
have been unsurpassed, aud at price unparal.
eled ther in tho New or Old World.
Art is cosmopolitan, and in this view, the
Artists both Of America and Europe are bound
togetherto produce specimens worthy of tie age
The Engravings will he issueu monthly.
commencing from the First OF December, 1855,
and ending First Of January. 1851, with the
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The purchasers OF Twelve Engravings. one
each month, price fifty cents, will he entitled
to receive as premium, the great steel eugra
wing
WASHINGTON AFTER CROSSING
THE DELAWARE"
Size 81 x 30, Executed in the fist style Of art,
from the original design, by +. o. barley,
. an American Artist unsurpassed in
illustrating the History Of
oar Country.
Persons desiring TO act as agents for obtaining
subscribers, by applying to the undersigned.
and stating the locality they wish to occupy,
will be furnished circulars giving terms, which
are exceedingly liberal.
All parcels delivered FGEE ofe1prcss, post O.:
packing charges.
GEO HOWARD d co,
225, Fulton street. n. \.
Wholesale Print Publishers, and Manutac.
tuters Of Frames and MouIdiugs.
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BANK MOTE t,rST, !

thh following lst cofrGctcd every Wednesday
E. "S,ote putting our paper to press ut Bennett
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Sllcrin,S SHE.

Philip r. Price, In Jackson County
VS.. Common Pleas
William Swanson Pursuant to ID certain exc
cution writO f ia from the Court of Common
Pleas Of jackson county Ohio, to me directed, !
shall expose to public sale at the Court House
in said c6unty,On SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
March. 1856, at o'clock 7. NJ, the following
described property, to wit: a part of In.lot
No. -. in the town Of Jackson, in said county.
as numbered on the plat ofsaid town, o.wit: ia
feet in width from fEJnt to rear off Of the North
westerly side of the ha of said Lot now owned
by Margaret Ferree, and adjoining part of the
same Lot now owned oy said William Swanson.
Appraised at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
Terms Of sale cash NINTOA POWERS,
Feb. !, lsj6.-4G-jw. SheriifJ.C.
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To CONTRACTORS.

Jackson, Feb. rs, 1886. Ig-3n.
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Gre 1t Western Family Medicines

Feb. 28, 1856 3. No. 3. Bnckcvo Block
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
aliutral 1oint Gribnnt.
,oca1 AND OTHER MATTERS.

SCHOOL, ExANISaTIof.-Slnce our last issue
different arrangements have been made
.be District Board In relation TO the Public
o.b,ol Examination. to take place on Wednes-
vrext In consequence of the unfavorable
Ian Of the wear, and from the fact that there
Ia procured no suitable building in the
80 for tbe exercises as they were designed il
: hoe, thought best 10 dispense for the pres
with the Supper, and have only An exanin-
80, of the scholars. through the day, and an
,I4rss. in the evening. The Episcopal Meth
,g.-. have kindly opened the door of their
,ybyreb for the examination, where it viii take
.r.ce instead Of at the Court House, as before
announced.
T. !. tile present intention of the Board Of
T--sstar,. at the close Of the next term to have
- Exhibition. and such other exercises as shall
b. considered most beneficial to the cause of
Education.
The public are invited to attend at the Episco-
al Methodist Church, on "Wednesday next. 10
vines the Examination, and also at the Court
H,r.e in the evening 10 listen to the Address.
f-sr, T. H. CLARY, Esq
0-isr Of Exercises Tor the School Examination.
i. Commence at O'Clock A NJ. with sing
ing
II Examination Of Glasses il Reading and
Spelling
ST. Defamation.
Ill. Glasses in Reading.
5-h Defamation and Singing
9TH. Glasses IN Mental Arithmetic.
7th. Defamation and Singing
INTERNIssIoS.
9Th Glasses IN Reading.
9Th Defamation and Singing.
AFTERNoON,-MEET AT O'CLOCK
Is-. Singing.
81 Class IN Geography.
81 Defamation.
Al. Classes in Geography and Arithmetic
STA Class in Primary Geography.
6b. Defamation and Singing.
INTERMI>SIox
7rh. Glasses IN Grammar and Mental Aritls-
ae..a.
IN. Defamation.
9'h. Class in Practical Arithaetic
I0,h. Defamation and Singing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

TIE kILLING or v ATsoN-I.a>t week we no.
Seed the shooting Of JOHN Watson. by his uart
Ter in the liquor selling business. at the Plo.,
Inn. about five miles east of this place, and the
a-.i lictal Of Wilson upon an examination before
Esquire Polk The day following the examin-
arioa, q Coroner's jury was held before SAMUEL
TH'NAs. Esq, a. which time other proof was
elected not - favorable To Wilson. when anoth-
- warrant was issued. Wilson re-arrested. and
brought before the Court. \ farther examina-
,.5a Tas waved BY The prisoners counsel. and
Wilson held to bail in the sum of tr1 thousand
d1Ers for his appearance AT the next term of she
Circuit CeUrr,-in default Of which he was com
1..tel 10 Jail
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FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE COMPANY.
FOND Do LAC, WIS
Capital 600.
Cash PAID ia SEQ. 900

fspeelsl attention given 70 Insurance FARM PROPER
TY, DWELLINGS AND 0UT-BEILDiNGs
INSURE such buildings on favorable terms
foE years. InssIres stores Warehouses Build
inss or contents, and Personal PROPERTY generally
Losses eiuitably adjusted and promptly PAID II ASH
This Company Is joint Stock Association organized
under special Charter granted by the Legislature al
Wisconsin with authorized Capital of $4,000, t,ue
hundred thousand dollars Of which paid in and
ereiy invested in bonds and mortgages The Company
being thus securely organized upon basis the Di-
recfs take pleasure IN recommending the public
itv9-, Eorthy Of confidence ami support with the
Suance that all Losses shall be promptly and honoraiv
ADJUSTED As this Is pUrty Stock Company mutual
business " III be done, premium taken
Officers ~. " DONALDSON. President: J. W
EDDY Vice President; W T. GIBSON, Secretary \.
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily J. II. CI.ARY, Agent Mineral Point
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SAERIEES SArE

STATE Or WISCONSIN, County OF Iowa
john Wood, America Moore and Joel CLAYTON Adsi n
iStraeors OF Daniel Moore, r.. Ff.
yirtee Of an execution issued from the Office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit and for the County al
Green, tested the 18th day of September A. H. ls55
ana ." ine directed and delivered against the goods and
chatte4s tand aud tenenens Of the above defend
ants have levied upon and seized the following described
kea. Estate, ~: The Northwest quarter the North
est quarter Of Scs No eight ~ in Tow nship No.
81 North of Range No. ID East of the priaeiI
neElciau IN The County of Iowa, State of Wisconsin, and
shat, oer and se Il The the highest best bid
der AT public yendue, the front door the Court
House IN the town OF Iinersl Point COUNTY on
Saturday the 23ri day Of February D. 1856 between
the hours OF nine o'clock and the sitting OF the
p NJ OF said day, 70 satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis
Sherif's ohice, Mineral Point, Jan. =, 1850.
PAELEY EAToN Atty for PIE. EW3
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educational Department.


teachers trials, indeed ~ says the char
itaoie outsider, who has not seen the inside of =
sehooi-room since the long-gone DAYS of sunny
youth hat know they of care or vexation in
their empire of bright-eved juveniles ,,o,o
Evhom they may truly soiiloquize, in the SUBJ
lime language of the poet,
Il am morareh of all I survey.
NY right 90 thrash emp there's none 10 dispute
I rom the stove all round the window
am lord of we'll, no matter what,
ak of the fdtsgse of shoot, when they have
nothing to do but give lessons and hear rse;e.-
lions ana now and then, apply little OF the
OIL OF correction where the machinery of a;--
eiPline refuses to run smoothly Fie, IT Is NO
evidence of either talent or aftain,,a,.s :, -
a"ie % keep school Any one who knows
ANYTHING can do il"
es' les rery easy thing, indeed, TO lecture to
thirty or forty restless little specimens of hu
manity, from morn till dewv eve, upon the
propriety of observing Heavens first law to
say nothing of the delightful perambulations
which an attempt to sustain that important re-
quisIte Of good school demands
lis extremely agreeable to deal out line upon
---s'' t-NNA fiSeCft upon pTecSift-Io patiently
explain, and after having endeavored, for the
dozenth time, TO elueidate a simple principle in
some study, to be rewarded with a comfortable
assurance that the young Hopeful does not IN
derstand word of it.
\ pleasurable arrangement, too, to have pu-
pills make their appearance at the latest posi-
BILE moment of admission, with their parents
permission to come home at recess" OF course
II i the teachers fault, if they do not make
rapid improvement.
\ de!ightt,a task truly to suit ones feelings
70 forty different dispositions, and their actions
TO half the number of mammas who think it is
the duty of teacher, not only TO impart in
struetion 10 their older children, bat send their
babies; not with The expectation of having them
learn anything, but to get rid Of then, and the
teacher. who dares to remonstrate-no matter
how gently she may do so-wins the generous
compliment of being proud
All, yes. tis q very easy matter to teach,
when school-roorns all they need be, and
the eo-epe -ation Of parents, and every other val
liable AID has been secured Then how truly
happy must be the lot Of those who train the
young idea without any of these assistances,
Oh. yes I'd be a teacher. Jorerert
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Orr Tbs WEATHER IT i now about eiqbr
weeks since the commencement of extremely
o#-d weather, and there have been but very few
'-ays within that tine that II has been warm
s7"1-h 70 thaw. even in the sunshine. Some
portion 81 the time. II Is true, the cold has not
'eea a intense a. at others. but the tire l. not
within The recollection. of the oldest inhabit-
ant when there has been 80 much cold wealth
r within the same length Of time We live in
hopes, however, that there Is 4 warmer time
COMING