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Insurance.


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.a#4Y 0ItAr I.Is-ritk, Treasurer
DANIEL T. sHUREi, Secretary
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III n WOODWARD, Assist rtety
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By virtue Of writ Of Fieri facias, issued from
the Court of Commen Pleas Of Jackson county
Ohio, will expose to public sale, at the door oi
the Court House, in said county, on the SO'h cay
of May 1851, at l o'clock, the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit: The South West quar-
terof the South East quarter OF Section NO. ~
in Township 6, of Range "a, OF the oG GongresS
Lands subject to sale at Chillicothe, ohio' aP-
praised at $4OO
will also by virtue Of said wit, at the sam,
place on the 9Th day of May a. D. 1891 at II
oclok, A. NJ, expo ito public sale, the following
described personal property; to-wit; One yoke O.
red and white spotted work-cattle; One two
horse wagon and one gray mare, all Of the lore
going, levied upon as the property OF samue
Hoove, to satisfy an execution from said Court
in case of Bum & Brother, against Thomas d
West & Samuel Hoover.
BANISTER BROWN, Sh'f. j. ..
| April. %. 1857. 5-tds.
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SAFE OF REAL EsrATE BY ORDER
OF COtRT.


~ the 30th day Of MAJ, A. D, 1857 at one
p NJ. of said day at he door of the Court
~ in the Town Of JscksoAin Jackson coun.
-, ohio, will be sold at pablie vendue to the
u hest bidder, the following real estate as the
aoperty OF William Hatfield, late.sf said coun =
81, deceased to wit: In Lot Number Twntv-
Fve mo 251 in Daniel HofmaG's Addition to
Eshe Town of Jackson, in jackson countv Ohio.
Subject to, and incumbered by the DoweSsr iLe
said Sarah Hatfield, and sdbject also to itona.
stead for her'and her minor children which have
been SET off and assigned on the North half Of
said In Lot as follows to.wit: Said Dover in
tludcs all of the N Orth half Of said In Lot thai
lies West of the Frame Building in the rear oil
the Brick Building adjoining thereto. so as to
Include the enfire Brick Building, and all Of
said North half of said In Lot lying West ofsaid
frame Building aforesaid, and said Homestead
includes all of the residue OF said North half
Of sad In Lot, Including said Frame Building
All tie above boundaries are made upon the con :
sideraioh that Broadway Street, in said Town,
run de North and South
Theentire premises, subject to and ineumber'
ed by laid Dover aud Homestead are appraised
at thte hundred dollars ($3O0.)
| Tetus Of sale. One third cash in hand; One
I LAird n one year, and the residue Ia two years
,'sHlh tterest from the day Of sale on the defer.
I pl ments The deferred payments to be
@eurp by notes with good personal security.
Gpd Ged to- be made to purchaser on the cou-
of the sale, of said premises.
1 sa 4slJ0HN j. HOFFMAN, Admr.
! 49, Of WILLIAM HATFIELD deed,
~ .epl %, 1857, j-tds.
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SIlcrin,s Sale.

Jacob A olaar pl' In EL. jackson sS cooond County
VS. Couft OF SommoD
S. W Norris wife def's. Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale made by said Court
in the above named action, will expose to public
sale at the door of the Court House in said County
of Jackson, on the SOth day of May d., 1857, at
O'Clock P NJ, the following described property tC
wit
Two ceres from off the southcrly side and includ
ing all South Of the portion sold and decided to Johr
Loekhart BY Jacob Claar by ndentureS of the date
of October 10th, 1885, of the tract lot of ground
bounded viE;-eginning l6 links south of the north
west corner of 0ut-LOt No. 68, township No. anC
range No. IS, and in the south half of the town o.
Jackson, thence south chains and 10 links thence
north SO dega E. chains and 81 links thence nOrtf
% deg. W. 8 chains; thence 5. G7 deg. W. chains
and SO links to the place of beginning. containing
four aeres oil of which above described land is sit
uato in jackson county, Ohio. Said premises ap'
praised at $780, and ordered to be sold at the suit
| Jacob A. Claar.
BAN1sTER Brown, Sh'f. j. G.
| April %, 1851, 5-tds.
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Foundy
ps @S9P G. 90.

Y . .AV VIZ ~S G%A
As VIC have made extensive improvements IN
the PhUnix Foundry. Qstely purehaS.
ed by us and are constantly adding new aud
improved patterns of various styles to our stock,
we find 1t necessary, principally, as many stove
dealers live 50 remote from us that they but sci
dom visit this market lose sales Of many articles
Of our manufacture that they could deal In to
their advantage, did they but know the quality
and style Of our work.
During the past year, Cincinnati and other
manufacturers have considered it bestto produce
very inferior article, in order to meet the
present low prices Of stoves, they using the
cheapest materials without regard to its du-
rabiity, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the very best selected Pig Metal, Manufac'
tured from pure Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the public, that no
pains will be spared TO introduce Improvements
in principle aud design of our stoves, that their
wants may require, as We warrant all our
work. Andit It's even so, that our
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two sizes is far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove.-usng at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every Dat-
ticuar. Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
THE GOLDEN AGE,
Far superior to any thing of the kind in this
market. We have other Stoves of various ST.
zes and patterns, and manufactured ofthe best
material, as all our stoves are, and hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling a
good article in preference to a poor one: and re-
lying as we do on the superiority of our stoves
over the majority of those now in market, flatter
ourselves that, will they but examine particular,
! Iy into the general character Of stoves now made
and consult their interest, ours will DO preferei
10 the M iority now in this market.
PLOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh Plows and points, 3 sizes. Also
Points OF our own menuacture, which we war
rant equal to the Pittsburgh, or the money re-
funded. And an assortment Of HOllowwarc
Wagon Boxes, Crates and fronts. Door and win.
dow Stills and Caps kept constantly on hand, OF
Manufactured 10 Order
WE are also prepared to manufacture yariou.
kinds of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
We are also carrying on the
Thinning Business,
Ia which we are manufacturing all kinds O.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, which We offer to tht
public on the most reasonable terms. And, il
fact, We intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson, April l6 1851. Aft
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SHEKIFF'S SALE--THE STATE OF
OHIO JACKSON COUNTY, IS.

OHIO JACKSON COUNTY, IS.
Pursuant TO tie command of on order
for sale from the Court of Common Pleas,
in and for saiG county, and to me dire c.ed,
I will offer at public sale. at the door Of
the Court House, in the Town Of Jackson,
IN said county, on Saturday the 3Olh day
Of May, A. D.Y1857, at 1 o'clock P. M.
Of said day, the following real estate, situ-
ated in the Tom. and county of jackson,
and State Of Ohio, to-wit, In Lots Nos. 81
h Ge IN said Town Of jackson, except a
slripots i tIs west side Of said lotNo. g.
contaiiilg5 Sro'fifth part Of tie same,-
Valued atSttoO.
To be soldunder proceedings in parti-
ton, as theproperty OF Hugh M Kim.
brough, William A. Kimbrough, Rober
In. Kimbrogh, Josephine L, Pettiford
John Petti6rd. Terms Of Sale, - One
third Of ths purchase money IN hand OF
the day Of sale, one third in one year. anG
the residue in two years, from day O
sale; deferred payments to bear interest
at six per cent per annum from sale, ant
Ito be secured by mortgage on the premi
BANAsTER BROWN, Sheriff ]. G
Anil, %, 1857 5-tds
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Notice.

William s. vii Jams, In the Probate
Exr of Thos. W. Lewis, decd, Court in and
VS.. for Jackson
Edward A. Campbell, and 9TH County. Ohio,
ers. The said Ed
ward A, Campbell, and Ann W. Lewis, William
Lewis, Jemuel Lewis, Sarah Lewis and Catlla-
rine Lewis, will take notice, that on the l4Gl
day of April, A. D. 1857, William S. Williams,
executor of Thos. W. Lewis, decd, filed petit
hon in said Court against them, praying the
cont TO authorise and empower him as such
executor to complete for and in behalf of the
Heirs ofsSid Thos. W. Lewis, certain written
cohtract, ensed into by said Thos, W. Lewis, &
SAID Edward Campbell dated February oath,
A: u. 1893, the sale aud conveyance by
Warrantee Deed, BAN said Lewis to said Camp
bell, of the acknowledgements situate in Jack
son county, Ohio, to wks A Lot Of land & the
appurtenances there n, near the town Of Oak
hin, known as the School ilOise and lot wbefe
the Calvinstic Methodist 'fOrAefIv he'd as q
place Of public worship. andthat on the ytb tday
of May A d. 1857, at 0 o'clock, said Sause W iii
be for hearing 10 said court
WILLIAM s. WILLIAMS, Executor
of Thos. w. Lewis, deceased.
BY DUNCAN d Stevenson, his attorneys
april l6, '57. Adv
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Road Notice.

petition will be presented to the commits
sOners of Jackson county, at their next June
session, praying for al alteration OF the coun-
ty road leading from Swiftsvlle, in Jackson
township, to Richmonddale in Ross county; the
alteration to begin on the line between John
Y. WaIlar's and Albert Farmers land, in sec.
ton "a in Jackson township, and to run a
north westerly course, so as TO intersect the
the Aforesaid road, at or near the west side o.
Martin Rays cleared land in section %, il
Jackson township.
April %, 1851. 5-4w*
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sale Of Real Estate, by order of
Court.

On the 25th day Of May, 1857, at o'clock
P. NJ, at the door of the Court House, IN the
town of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real es'
tate, as the property of John Johnson decd,
to wit :--situate in Jackson County, Ohio, and
being Lot No 7, township No, 6, and Range No.
10, excepting nine and fifty ynne hundrcdths "a
cres. described as follows: to wit:--Commen-
cling at the south-west corner Of said lot, run
ming east, 80 deg. 43 and 7.l0ths rods; thence
north 3jja degs, west, Al rods thence To% deg
w. Al and 5-l0.hs rods; thence South one deg
West 80 and 4-lOths rods to the place OF begun
ming. Also, lot No. 6, township aud range aore
said exceptin 40 acres off OF the cast side OF said
last named lot Of the Scioto Salt Reserve lands
Appraised, Lot No. 7, at $500, and Lot No.
6, at 5000. Terms Of sale, one-third cash in hand
one third in one year, aud the residue in two
years from day of sale, with interest on defer.
red payments, and deed to be made upon full
payment of purchase money. 4
JOSEPH ATEN, Admir-
OF John Johnson, decd
April %, 1857. Aids
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING!

Portsmouth, April Ctr, 1857.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of the
Scioto & Hooking Valley Rail Road, will be held at
the office of the Company, in Portsmouth, on We'd
ncsday, the 18th day of May, next, Second Wed
nesday) for tho purpose of eecting nine Directors,
to serve the ensuing year, and for the transaction Of
such Other business as may be presented.
Anril 0. 1851 3-td, J. W. COLLINS, Sec.
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Partition Notice.

Joseph and Margaret Weston,
vs.. In JACKSON CON-
Sarah Maloney and others, mon Pleas.
In Partition. .
Elizabeth Patten, and Jefferson Pattcn, of Leay-
enworth city, Kansas Territory, Jano Huffman nd
james Huffman, of Beaver county, Pennsylvania,
Samuel ]. Maloney, of Allegheny county, Pa, AID
Sarah Maloney widow Of William Maloney, latepf
jackson CO.., ohio, decsascd, Henry Mnloney, Jants
Maloney, William Maloney John Maloney, S0flF
Naloney. Rosina Malohey, Nancy MaloneYand NJ
ry A. M0loney, of the county of Jackson, end Stae
Of Chic, will take notice. that petition was fll
against them, on the l4th day of April, A. D. ls9,
lin tho Coutt Of Common Pleas, within and for TN
eaanty Of Jsek5on, ind State of Ohio, by Joscpl
Weston, and Margaret Weston, his wife, and is now
pending, wherein said Joseph Weston, and Alarga'
ret his wife demand partition Of the following roa
estate situate in the county Of jackson, and State
Of Ohio, to wit - The east half of the northwest
quarter of section No. 81, township No. 6, range
No, III containing so acres also, tho north h-west
quarter of tho north east quarter of section No
24, township No. 9, range No. 10, containing AZ
acres. Also tho northeast quarter Of the north
east quarter of section No. 2 township No. range
No. 49, containing 40 acres. Also tho south hall
of the northeast quarter of section No. 24 town
ship No. 8, range No. 10, containing SO acres, and
that, at the next terra Of said court, the said 10.
seph Weston, and Margaret Weston his wife, will
apply for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises. Dated this l4th day of April, A
D. 1851. Joseph Weston, and Margaret, his wife
by DUNCAN Il Stevenson, their Attorneys
April l6, '57 4-6w
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Legal Notices.
Sherif's Sale.
Samuel Bum

Samuel Bum
VS.,
John NJ Martin & wiley
Notice is hereby given, that will expose to
public auction, at the door Of the Court House
iu Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, on
The 30lh day Of May 1857.
Atl o'clock P. NJ, Of SAID day, the following
real estuto to wit Lots No. 81 and 28, in town,
ship No. 6, in Range ls, each containing 80
acres Of the land commonly called the scioto
Salt Reserve, situated in Jackson county Ohio
ordered to be sold by the Court Of common Pleas
of said county, at the suit of Samuel Bum.
Appraised lot No. 81, at s. 0OO,-said
lot No. %, at $4 900.
BANISTER BROWN, sh'ff j, c.
April, 80, 1857. 5-tds
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Sale of Real Estate by crder of Court.

sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
N tn da=yT1 q .sy; 4. D. a7 atl2 o'clock
NJ. of said day, at the Door of ts CopN House, IN
the town Of Jackson, Ohio, will % SOLD tothe nigh
est bidder, the following real 'statc, as e prop
erty of Jesse Speakman, deceased, 10 wt'-lne
south half of the north quarter OF e north
west quarter of section twnty-fOurt and be north
half Of the southwest qrarter of the southwest
Quarter u, M Of section thir9en, township eAht and
range nineteen, siNao in Jackson county and
State ef0hio.
Terms of sale, op4 third Of the purchascmoney
in hand on the hy Of sale, and the residueln ont
and two years hereafter, in equal paymentss will
interest from Ito day of sale, and deferred payAent
: to be secured by mortgage on the premises. Ap
praised, said frst named tract at $4,000, andsaiC
4 other tract 100000.
80 JAMES SPEAKMAN, \
Executor of Jesse Speakman, dect
April 1921 aids
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Those trains mako close connections at Hamden
with tho trains Of the Scioto Hooking Valley X.
Il. for Portsmouth.
e9y-Through Express Passenger and Freight
Trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and
all points East, will commence running regularly on
GEORGE BARNES.
Cbillieothe. April %, 1851. 5-tf Sup'nt.
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WANTED.

TWO or three good Carpenters & Joincrs, with
tools, will find steady employment by calling on the
subscriber. No ono need apply unless they arc o:
sober and steady habits. j. b. WOOD.
Jackson, April, % '57-5H.
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WIN last CALh.
.ALI,.pERSONS

knowing themselves indebted to me, either
by note or book account, are impOrtpnedto come
up and settle the same'wth nc, soon; otherwise
Tshall place the amounts due me from each' In
the handsoG the proper officers, for collection, ,as
| feel cohsciousihat have waited long enough.
~ JARED STEPHENSON.
Rocky Hill, April l6, 1857. 4-tf.
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TEL MN MI
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This Atlas is perfect text Book for teachers,
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jackson, April 10. 1857 At
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Embrace the present Opportunity
And Secure u Picture as IS
A PICTURE!

D. EDWARDS, has the pleasure to an
nounce to the citizens of jackson, that he
intends STOPPING for short time, and has taken
rooms at the Isham House, for the purpose of
taking Ambrotypc pictures. in a new mode, and
colored to represent life. He invites particular
attention to his new style of pictures, called
Melainotypes, which are superior to any thing
ever made.
TO put these new pictures within the reach
Of all. he has reduced the price of Picture and
Case, to One Dollar, guaranteeing them tc
be superior to any thing yet made N Jacksno
! "A large assortment of Lockets, BreastPlns
and FaHcy cases on hand Call early and Sc
cue one of the life like pictures.
April9, 81. 3-tf Sc.
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Wall PAPER.
New Books.

And Periodicals received early and furnished
at Publishers Prices by J. X. WHITrEM0RB,
March 26 57-i-3m. ChiIlicothe, Ohio.
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Boots & Shoes,

U7I have in my employ the most comPtIeh
practical Tailor. and feel confident that ~
give entire satisfaction in this line OF buslAcH
to those that wish garments made to order. 4
april l6, 1857 Att
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SlleriH's Snle.

d NIo I EN DIV NJ SII NJ o
April %, 1851. 5-tds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17
MR. BYLES on HIS TRdIELS; BUT
CHIEFLY on THE SPIRITS WHAT
GHOST HE SAW.

From Our Occasional Boston Correspondent,
CLIFTON HOUSE, CANADA WEST, !
June ID, 1857.
Ny arrival in Ier Msjesty's dominions, which
event occurred last night, was appropriately cele-
brated by finding THE TRIBUNE Of the same moro
ing, and also file of the same, for which | had
been hungeriDg for several days. Now and then
fell in with sporadic copy as | came along, but
there were several numbers which had missed Of.
/ am obliged TO you for making the distinction you
did between Alexander the Poet and Alexander the
Coppersmith in the matter Of your two Boston cor
respondents q am the Coppersmih Of course, you
well understand, as touching the Spirit Question.
Though in many particulars should be most happy
TO be thought able to write the letters OF your Own
still there are others in which | should not choose
to be mistaken for him. In fact, as much Of my
nonsense does not suit his nonsense TO misapply a
Boswel;an Johnsonisu) SO some OF his nonsense IS
az little suitable TO mine. The public, therefore,
Will be particular to observe, as the quack doctors
say, that all my letters are signed eglbly lat least
when il comes 10 be pnnted) with my authentic
uame So much for that matter
am Glad 10 zee that the question Of the Splritu-
alistc pb,uoafHa il TO be taken in hand by cOmpe-
tent scientific zen, vbO Il may be reasonably n0pcJ,
viii be able 70 give some account Of the milk IN THIS
psrtier,lar cocoanut. Not that their conclusion
win be accepted by the party with whose Opinions
it Charleston that is not 10 be expected; bat It
should establish the existence or non-exstence oi
certain facts of physical nature whether produced
by METAPHYSICAL aid or not, from which logical
deductions can be drawn BY persons competent TO
draw them. Not by me, fcr Am not good at that
kind Of draught. and the inference would probably
remain forever in the facts if it depended on me to
pluck il Out of them But it is likely somebody VII
be the better for them.
| find that it has been thought that meant to
poke fun. in nv letter to YOU on that subject at tAe
attempts of the Spirituast. 20 take peep at what
is going on in the other world before they have done
With this. l hardly think did. rather imagine
al / said (fer | have forgotten what II vas Only
expressed ny own iDdspo'ition to know anything
about il, a: hong as can help myself certainly
do not think it a WISE way of spending time TO De
housing after tie occupations OF eternity even ad
miltrg that granny has been discovered through
whish glimpse (for more than that 1t cannot De-
can be had Of them. But pass judgment on NJ
mans doctrines or practices as to the things 81 Toe
next hfe. However, i have night 10 my own
opinions and also TO have an oPlnon as 70 Ibeir'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-17

MURDER IN CAsADA.-TAe SfroIford E<am.Her
IriIs IA th nariculars of shocking murder, perpe-
rated ou the ID inst 10 the Village OF Shakespeare,
Comfy Of Perth i apps that an Inquest was held
on IN, body q the decea'ed by Coroner waugh, ana
y.ydi,t II suicide r.iurned; but hat second Jary
- ;,"r,nn..d with very different result The
IN ms verdict of that Jury was: " That deoeased
" enc 10 bis deaIh by morphine, administered By hs
wife. Christina Censcher which che obslsra nom
q" parties are equally guilty in tho death Of the de-
4" leased" Immediately the verdict being rem
c.red. Dr. Jsquss and Mrs. Conacher were airested
and committed fer TRIAL. Mr.. Conaeier y now 10 J,
Int he Doctor managed Ia escape after arriving In
Strntiord. He asked leave 10 take LEA ia Johnsons
Hotel and while the constable sat watching the Doc
tors bat in the parlor, the Doctor hhnseh had got
rafiy ont Of the diDingrooE window and given whss
+ pOpularly known Gs leg bail"