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Nor RENT.-Parlor Chambers for Rent large
and pleasant paros and chambers handsomely furnished
Water and Gas apparatus. WALL. STEPHENS, x CO..
Nov l0-1m No. 500 Penn ay., bet. 9th and 10th
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.

Samuel Evans Virginia Master Harry Jones, Louisiana
Colcrer, Maryland Thos Hocmes, s Carolina
w AShcrman Siady, Philadelphia w Stevens, Kentucky
Ihos Anderson daughter, Bruin Alexandria, Va
York Y b Iinnord New York
Mss Perry, do Robert Moore Virginia
NJ II Allcve, Newport, KY III X Thompson, PhladoIpb,
JJ Jones, Louisiana
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To- DAY.-Rev DIR. Kngsford will
preach this morning and evening at the Thirteenth street
Baptist church.
The Rev. Bishop Kavanaugh viii preach at eleven
O'Clock this morning at the NJ f. church south, Eighth
street.
Rev Mr. Bassett is announced to preach this afternoon
at three o'clock in the Congregational church Fifth
street, opposite the City Hall.
Rev DR., Hammer will occupy the pulpit of the Second
Presbyterian church to-day.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LHOR RENT.--A large and irst-class dwelling,
Il with all the modern improvements with threesory
bulldog either having
dous ttabng carriage house, servants
Louisiana the City Hathe central eligible
position in the city a.
apply address T. j. FISHER ESQ., c. Mcclure
Co.'S Auction Store, Washington D. G.
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NOR RENT-The Front Parlor and Bedroom at
tached, Kdwe Iurcnce's Drug Store The
irabe Of the
ments and Wizards Hotel Also bedrooms third story
furnished Apply to KIDWELL & LAURENCE,
Nov 10--3tawH r.,
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NOV I'D
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!
by him under this act greater than the
amount herein limited, or who shall dis,
honestly Or unfathfully discharge any oI
his duties as such commissioner shall bel
removed from Office by the governor on
complaint to him and such proof as shall
satisfy the governor that such commits
sloncr is guilty Of the official misconduct
charged, and the governor shall forth
with notify the party Of such removal,
who shall be thereafter ineligible to re-
appointmeqtto the office Of commissioner
OF this State, and the governor may also
give such public not, Of such removal
as ne may deem necessary or advisable.
SEC. II. There shall be kept IN the
office Of the governor, q record, showing
distinctly the names and residence OF all
persons commissioned as notarics public
Or as commissioners Of the State OF Ohio,
ana the commencement and termination
OF each term Of Office; and there shall be
paid by each person receiving a commits
sion as notary public, the sumof one dol
lar; and by each person receiving a com
mission as commissioner Of the State OF
OHIO, the sum OF three dollars; which
sum- after paying the wages of a messon-
ger Tor the executive oilIco, shall form
part oI the p compensation OF the private
secretary OF 'hG governor
SEC. 40. Ihe term OF once OF each
Il lQr thG state OF Oh'o' mere
toiore appointed under the laws OF this
sue many TVaofola'e orln any territory
OF the United ntatos, or any other c2an-
Try, ana all notaIies Pu0i'c no" holding
sh2ll DC continued as II
IlII' acC har n3U ~ peoh mace ana inc
S Term OF once e OF ] eacn commissioner OF
'Ho 9tato S4 9l ono appointed previous t@-o TO
i''h uay Oh AP[ii' a. ~ loo'' un-
5as'e iaIS o. VlllS oto'o, IN any oVher
~ ~ 70 Or n any territory Oh ihe united
oIaIoS' u any other country shali expire
at 'ne oau q one year lLom the Sald 1'th
Jay ol, APfH"A' ~ 1921
TEc' 10 nay act uohe by notary
Pupllc SupSe(HshIly 70 inc expiration ol
u tYEAn 9l'nco 'nall q q. pe - Fo'lu rs Il oone
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Examination and Exhibition.

The pupils of Jackson Academy will
be examined in the different studies
which they have been pursuing, on
Thursday and Friday, the 95th and 2Gth
of March. The examination will be held
in the Court House, and the following
order will be observed:
On Thursday, from 9, a. NJ. to 12, NJ,
the different classes will be examined in
Mental and Written Arithmetic From
1880, p. M, in Algebra, Latin &c.
On Friday, from 9, A. NJ, to 70, M, in
Orthography, Reading, &c. From 1880,
P. M, in English Grammar,
These exercises will be followed by an
Exhibition on Friday evening, opening at
early candle-lighting. Patrons, and
friends of education, are respectfully in
viled to attend. NJ. GILMOR
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Cincinnati Market.

LINJINNA ATT, Much q
Beans-S1 to 81, 10, Butter-l3@I4c;
CoAee-ll@19c; Candles. Star,--l8c;
Tallow-12@l3c; Opal--16c; Cheese
8'to 10; FIour--$3,6O to $3.50; Wheat
70 to 90c; Rye-55c; Oats--3Oc; Iron
"a moderate business doing in pig at
S27GO$28 for Ohio hot blast; Moasses
-33 to Sac, cash and time; Sugar
to 8 for common to prime; Talow--1Oc;
Pork--$5,65 to 600; Oils-Linseed,
60c, Lard, rs to soc, Castor, 81, rs to
$l,25.
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CorOner's Sale.

wv. Laird Pl'ff. !
ros F,r.sr Wo Tro,o Scioto County Court
Bapister Brown a r Of common Pleas.
n. Howell.
Pursuant to the command Of f IA writ e1ecu.
ton from said Court and to me directed will
on the lsiH day Of April. A. D. 1853. Betw7 = -
the Hours oflO o'clock A. N. and 4 o'clock i
NJ OF SAID day, at the door of the Court Housed
in jackson county Chic, offer at public sale the
following real estate to wit. the undivided half
OF three aud half acres of land with appurte.
nances there unto belonging, in the South west
corner Of the South west quarter, of the North
west qnarter, Of Section No. Is, Township No.
!, Of range No. -, of the lands sold in the Chill.
IicotLe district, Ohio, valued at $4,000 Also
part Of out lot No.27, in the North half of the
town Of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, being
y 3 rods from the North east corner Of said
IGt thence North 50 deg. West parallel with
main street, Ii rods thence 50 deg. South, 50
deg. West, 5 tods thence SO dek. East I6 tods;
thence North 50 deg. East, rods :n tie plaee
Of beginning Valued at s25O,0O. And also the
North half Of lot No so, Township No, 7, range
No. IS, Of the land, knGwd as the Scioto Salt
Reserve, containing 4D acres more or less VAL
uei at 81 10000. And also odt lot in the South
half of the town Of Jackson No. /, as described
in the recorded plat of said town. Valued at
$4,000. And also the North half of in lot Nc.
No. l06, valued at $685.. And also the
North half Of in-lOt No. l07 in the town of Jack
son, as found in the town plat Of the town of
JaeksoA and State of Ohio. Valued at $780,
90.
J. ". DICKSON Coroner Of Jackson
County Ohio.
March IS, Is5S-5y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Jackson Market.

JAChsoNi March 20, 1905.
FLoUR-S3.75 TO S40O.
WHEAT--60 to Csc.
BEANS, (white)-80c.
OATs--25c.
BRAN--l0c.
PorAToEs--25@30c.
BUTTER--l2c.
EGGs-6 to Sc.
ArrLEs, (driod)--$l 90.
PEACHES, (dried)-S2,OO.
SALT. by barrel, per bushel-35 to 4Oc.
SUGAR--l0 to l2c.
Coifee-l5c,
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Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen.

e al Assembly Of the Slate ofOhIo, ThaJ
there il hereby appropriated out Of any moneys IN
the treasury derived from public works and not
otherwise appropriated for the purpose tf putting
the canals aqi other public works Of the state in
cpa.r lorntyiga1.on and spring use, the sum Of on8
hundred thousand doIlar'. Jo. =
Sec.2. That the money appropriately by The fir q,
section or this act sAai. be >~0ut under the ti
itations and restrictions that nCsaI mayM
be prescribed by ilw, and in such prdpDrt4t, , n
the divisions under tho charge Of each actiF-, .
missioner shall require, in just proportion 20 tnt
amount Of public works in such division, and tho
amount Of work necessary 10 be done.
Sec. 3. That so much Of tho money appropria-
ted by the first section Of this act may be ncccs~
sary for that purpose, shall be applied to the pay
mcnt Of the exciting indebtedness for supcrintcn-
denco and repairs Of the public worS+ and the res
iduc to the payment Of the cost Of repairs hereafter
to be made.
Seed That there be and hereby is apPropria-
ted for tac support Of the central Ohio unaGc as
yum, in part for the current year. the sum Of ten
thousand dollars.
Sec 5. This act shall take effect on ts passage
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker the House OF Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER.
TeSiueuL o. the OGHdle'
March l6, 1853.
Secretary Of States Office, |
COLUMBUS, March IL, 1858.
I hereby certify that the foregoing laws
arc true copies Of the original rolls now
on file in this Office.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Aaditor's Q6icc |
JACKSON Co., o., March %, 1858.
| hereby certify that the foregoing laws
are correctly copied from copies certified
to by the Secretary Of State.
JOHN STEPHENSON,
Auditor Of Jackson County.
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Please Dr. in mind the fact that every sub5cri-
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Among the interesting features Of ourPaper will
be Love correspondence Of the most thnlling and
exciting character, which took place in Paris, il
1855, betwiXt an English Gentleman and French
Laly-the tyraui,al opposition Of the Ladys Faith
cr to the union Of his daughter with the English
gentleman is described in the most vivid and in
tcresting MANNER well as the successful plots of
the young lady to olude the vigilance and cruelty
Of her hcartlcss father.
These letters are deeply interesting, and Of pure,
high-toned character.
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JAMES L. BOWERS, Druggist,
Cor. 2l aud Race streets, PhiIadcla.
march %, l3j5-ly.

Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above adj
ycrtsement for one year. shall receive in pigment
thereof Twenty Dollars worth yfony kind Of Print
ing Ink for sale by Mcssrs lay Il Bro Of this city,
at -hpriccs. The Ink to be subject to the pub
fishers order at the expiration Of every three
months each publication to be sent regularly, al
dressed Printers News Letter.
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mo o. AN ACT.
10 amend the act entitled can act to
regulate the Admission and Practice
Of Attorneys and .Counselors at Law"
passed February II, 1924.
Section 1, Be Il caactc@Ly the General
AssemJH Of tie Statc Of ohio, That the
third section of the act entitled "an act
to regulate the admission and practice Of
attorneys and counsclors at law" passed
February II, 1924, be so amended as to
read as follows: That NO person shall
be admitted to such examination unless
he shall have previously resided one year
within this State, and shall produce from
some attorney or counselor at law, a GER
iifcatc setting forth that such applicant
Is Of good moral character, and that he has
regularly and attontiyely studied law, during
the period Of two years. previous to his appli-
cation for admission and that he believes him
to be person of sufficient legal knowledge
and ability to discharge the duties Of an at
torney or counsellorat law provided thatany
person residing in this State, or coming into
this State for the purpose of making it his
residence, and upon producing sat
isfactory evidence to the Judges that he has
read law for the period of two years under
the tuition of some licensed attorney and has
been regularly admitted as an attorney or
counsellor at law, in some court Of record with
in the United States, or that he has been in the
practice Of RwinsOme one Of the United States
orl territories thereof dufing the period Of
two years previous to his application for adj
mission, may be admitted 10 an examination
at any time by producing to said Judges salts
factory evidence that such applicant sustains
Il good moral character, and by satisfying the
Judges aforesaid by affidavit or oath that he
actually resides in this State, or intends to be-
come a citizen thereof.
SECTION 2. That section Ave Of said act be |
so amended as to read as follows Section 5.
That no person shall hereafter be permitted to |
practice as an attorney or counsellor at law |
in any court in this state who is not q citizen |
Of the United States, or who has not declared |
Of becominga citizen Of the United |
States, and who does not actually reside in this .
state, any license heretofore granted to the
contrary notwithstanding, except in cases in
which he shall have been employed before the
.aking effect of this act, or who holds II COM
mission as Judge Of the Supreme Court or n
court Of common pleas or who is a clerk Of the
;upreme court or courtOf common pleas in
any court of which he is clerk, or who is q
sheriff, coroner, or deputy sheriff, provided
hat nothing herein contained shall in amy
wise prevent attorneys or counselors at law
rom practicing in this state who residein
states or territories which permit attorneys
md counsellors at law residing in this state
o practice therein; and provided further
rat nothing in this act contained shall pre-
Ient any judge Of any Of the. courts Of this
late from finishing any bpsiRessby him dns
In in the circuit ~ dfstrict courts u
"a SIstes prior to his. election as1
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/, George StOvaII Sentenced TO be Hung
George Stovall, who sometime since
plead guilty, at New Orleans, of the mur
der of Mary Durand, was brought out
for sentence on Saturday last. The pris
oner, who at one time, was a clergyman,
is a man about thirty years of age, and oI
respectable and intelligent appearance,
about the medium height, and, it is stated
appeared to be in excellent health. He
was carefully dressed. His black coat,
white vest, and white handkerchief were
rather observable under The circumstan-
.ces When asked if he had anything to
say, he handed the court letter, the sub
lance of which we find in the PicayuDe,
He (the writer) denied that his repu-
--,n in NJ ssissippi was bad, and asserted
that he had successfully conducted soge-
raj educational institutions in that State
After arriving in this city he remained but
Rshort time, and at length went to Texas,
H. here he was for while at the head Of
male and female academy, in the town
pof Huntsville. In 1848 he returned to
New Orleans, and in 1856 got married..
But his hopes of domestic bliss proved
deceptive, and in short time he and his
wife separated, and fell into habits OF in
temperance,
He then went to Nicaragua, where he
became a commissary under the command
of Lockbridge, and after his return to
AGsW Orleans he became more reckless
intemperate than ever. Finally, he
"a with Mary Ray Durand, and fora
he they lived and loved together, but
Bhe soon became as Incorporate as him.
MI, and one might she informed him that
M Minlended 10 leave him and enter ona life
fpublic prostitution. The idea ofsuch
! fte for her he could not brook, and 10
avI her from lower deep of shame he
sPR her, and be asked of the court all the
1ry which could be extended to him
pdG the circumstances.
TIN court then, with solemnity due to
5e OCCASION, proceeded to pass on the
fisonq the sentence of death, which SEN
y nce Il to be put into execution as the
kecuiive Of the State may appoint.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIE Bowels and their Functions.

10 EOHoIS anu LHGlT u0CGlCHS'
A perfect health is the greatest blessing that we
can enjoy, Without which all other blessings are Of
little consequence, We deem it Of great importance
70 point out the way foryou to enjoy it. The bow
els must be kePtiD state by which they are en-
abied to carry Of the useless matter; they are
the main channel which nature has appointed to
carry everything thatis unnecessary. And it is
impossible to tell what a large amount Of sickness
has been caused by yegsJiplton, or costiyences; in
other words, by not keeping the bowels regular /,
is the main road 10 all diseases it is the cause Of
unnatural irritation to the mucous, or liaI,
membranes ofthg bowels. Hayir- lgs- {" -.
tural strength, they cannot object is re-
qarcd ofthem. Hence, the Jogals'yg.5!ng inaam-
Cd, and unless you find q speedy relief, a thousand
other compaintsare ever ready to drag you through
a miserable and wrCtched life Such meJi,les
NUT be given as will cl ,se the stomach anIb5w.
els and restore their natural strength Tg seo9m-
plsh this there j. no compound 50 ya.uatIsoq t.esc
Pills;a!I other medicines 81 ng t0uterirs ID f.4e5
when compared to them; It seems a. thou, tha
Author of Nature had designed them fgr,1f
as other complaints. From two To Gy5 PsJ
will inarca cs'rongth and petite, and cleanse
stomach and intsstines from whatever is injur .rs
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are
sold by all dealers in Medicines.
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OF OHIO.
PUBLISHER BY AUTHORITY.
!. M7 AN ACT.

Eoncerkihg Notaibs Public and Com
,miskoaefs, aud prescribing their du-
ties.
Section /. Be d enascd By the General
Assembly ofhe Site Q Ohio, That the
governor be, andhe is lereby authorized
|. to appoint and commission as 9akaries
Seslic as naay citizens Of this State,
nakng the Qualifications tof electors, re-
ling il. u Ile several caenties of this
y they are Appointed, as he
ssary; provided that be-
such appointment each
Bfoduce to the governor
a judge IF the court of
- supreme court residing
the SSydnty or district that the
blicapt is IF good moral character, that
is an elecpr of the county in which
nc resides, ami that he possesses suffi-
sient qualifications and ability to dis
&C the duties Of the office Of notary
zngotary. annhlic SO ap-
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Nehave added Birth" announcements
tlo columns, bat the Hartford Cour-
AZ gos ahead of us and all other papers,
fol lafle announcing birth in Waterbury
ca, italso adds this announcement;
p Pospect, March lst a daughter to
GeFgeP Sloper.-[ Exchange.
Ye az not surprised at the comment
.ef DIR EShange, for to those who are not
.awae ofhe fact that there is town call
IN lrospct, near Hartford, the above
"a hayk ka funny look,
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they are appointed, as he
|ssary; provided that be-
such appointment each
produce to the governor
! a judge IF the court of
J supreme court residing
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-16
A Horses Foot.

The foot OF horse is one of the mos,
ingenious and singular pieces Of mechan.
ism in the animal structure, and scarcely
yielding to any, in regularity and com.
plexity Of parts, under simplicity Of de-
sign. line MOOT contains series of YER
tical and thin lamina of horn, SO numer.
Gus as to amount to about 500, and form.
ing complete lining to it. Into this are
fitted as many lamina belonging to the
coffin bone, which sets are elastic and ad =,
herent. The edges Of a quire of paper
inserted leaf by leaf, one into another,
will convey a sufficient idea of this ar
rangement. Thus the weight Of the ami
NAL is supported by as many elastic
springs as there are lamina in all the feet,
amounting to about four thousand, distri-
buted in the most secure manner, since
every spring is acted upon in an oblique
direction. Such is the contrivance Of an
animal destined to carry 9 greater weight
than that Of it's own body, and to carry
those, halsoe under the hazard Of Heavy
shocks. .sd'1goi gaad a1eR sbfsdoia bra /
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-16

A Pretty INCIDENTAL young ILL
nois girl purchased a small Testament
for four dozen Of eggs. at three cents per
dozen. When her brother was about to
start for Mexico, as a volunteer in the
war she put it into his vest pocket
There it remained in the same pocket
an | wrapped in the same paper, until the
battle Of Buena Vista, when the wearer
received wound through the Testament.
the book breaking the force of the bullet,
which lodged in his breast and sent him
to the hospital There he read the book
embraced religion, and eventually became
missionary preacher.
Thus wonderfully did the shilling Tes.
lament save life and soul. s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-16
That Fatal Leap.

George P. Strong Esq, Of St. Louis,
in a letter recently written to Hon. 7. r..
Strong, respecting the terrible calamity
at the st. Louis, Pacific Hotel, thus al
ludes 10 the manner in which the fatal
leap was taken .....
Poor Hart, with his cousin, Henry
Rochester, and another young man
named McNitt occupied room together,
in the third story directly over that part
Of the building in the flames, and in the
rear Of the building, where the ground
was about story and half lower than
the grade Of the street in front, making
his room between four and five stories
high. When aroused be put on his socks
and boots, and starte for the stairs
But, alas! the flames were before him,
the stairs were in a blaze, and he could
not get out in that way, in few moments
he returned to his room almost frantic
By this time numbers had collected
around his window in the agony of dis
pair. Without a moments hesitation,
Hart dashed by them and threw himself
against the unopened window dashing it
in pieces, pitching headlong down that
fearful heighth. He first struck upon
the roof of a low building, fell off and
struck the ground, apparently upon his
back, and yet he was alive. In a mo-
ment more another man, DR.. Barker,
jumped from the same window striking
near Hart's body, and then "a third sman
took that fearfulleap, and fell upon Hart.
By this time it is supposed the floor fell,
carrying down Rochester, McNitt, and
many others, to be entirely consumed in
the flames; nothing Of their remains can
be identified. 2' e ''-.'4 7a 4