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a George May, Esq, heretofore an 40
tive Democrat Of Marion county, has re-
nounssd and denounced the party, and taken
the ssump ~ ta...ss... q re Republican ticket.
George knows great many hard things
sAout the Locofoco party management in this
-oeA&s, and Ne doubt not be will make his
hssvlsdge tell against the leaders during the
present campaign.
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el57,7se 81

| Amounting to ol57,736 81
| And there was a surplus Of $50 - in
the Treasury to my credit, instead Of dsh-
cienoy.
The only question then is as to the sum
cheney of the vouchers. In order to show
that they were good, and the money as safe
as il in tho vault Of my Office, have only TO
say, that oil Of those certificates have been
taken up since that date, being paid in full
on demand, as required for State purposes,
leaving outstanding only as follows:
Cook Sargent 1 Dowuey, $4,000 90
BE-. Allen, 5000 90
Hoyt, Sherman b Co., 6,OO0 w
Sundries, 1881 20
Total outstanding at this date, $30,33l 20
Every banker named was perfectly solvent
and so known to be at that time, and is still.
This deposit enabled me to make payments
in different parts Of the State to tho great
convenience Of the citisens Of the State,
and without cost. Many payments have had
to be made At Iowa City, and at points on
the river, whore have promoted tho conve-
nience Of the payees, BY making payments
at Iowa City. The same is true by trans
ferring funds at the several houses in Des
Moinss who have correspondents oil over tho
State. Every dollar ~ called for, has been
promptly paid on demand, without one cent
Of profit to myself. The balance will be
paid, beyond : shadow Of doubt, and will
be called in just 40 fast as warrants drawn
against those funds to which they are sub
ject by Law, are issuod.
Iremark further, that not only have l
property individually sufficient to meet this
outstanding amount Of certificates Of depos-
it, but the State has the following bonds for
her security, to Wit:
Nv official Bond, filed and approved Decsm-
Der l, 1856, with fifteen Of the best names
in Iowa a. sureties, for $1O0, 900
Nv official bond covering tho School
Fund received from the United
States, with sixrEEN equally good
sureties. for 1900 (. 250, 600
Nv official bond covering the pro-
ceeds Of the late loan IN New
York, for which was agent, with
FIFTEEN securities OF like abii-
ty, Tor S0O,0Oo
Making a total Of security held by
the State OF 5000, 900
II it can be supposed after this that the
State can suffer loss BY my administration. ]
recommend those political dsmagoguss who
entertain The doubt to take lodgings at an
early day at the State Lunatic Asylum,
where they belong, either BY their defect Of
understanding, or as punishment for their
base and wicked lbels on me.
Iremain very truly, gentlemen,
Your obd't servant,
NJ. l.. Morris,
At~to urvap
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Annoancsmcot.
To the People Of fAs 1sf JulsciSf Dfsfriet Of Ioys.
respectfully announce myself q an indepsn.
dent iidais for District Attornsy At the snsu-
ing October election. WILL u. ,G4RRARp.
Keokuk, July 10, 1858.
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GTThe spiritualist organs claim 1887,
900 converts TO their faith il tAis eoantey.
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NOTICE Il Anshy gisaa, that " uksss ass~
~ ase.seM sssAs4 = irssiasS - Dlrss.
Sfs, Wits osksss asioeIatsd, ard wks nay Asssaata
.:. ~ n. -: .: s,:' :.: =:
undsv AnAls essssAaass wlGA ~ 3D., sAeeees q.
ssd laws "a ~ Gtsssof Isss Yssvidise ~ inser.
P@atieas. III naAns 81 seyls y ~ Osobeay y
QHEypksE AID nUniiNsfoN PACKET co1rAnr,
49, = g "a; .s e. ~ ~ =
u sisss.lesftAs - The slsch kolaSs. f6s Deinei-
pal place Of bssinss o. IT, Cenpsny u q - City
q Reokak Is~s. Ths psiAeipal bsaissps snd q.
- q sAs Con1esy Y g - and naiatain : iias
asl fssigats spou tha Mississippi River rlpks pos-
tieulAsly between keokuk and Mentress and 6es.
lington, DEMONSTRATING shove to Davsnport ~
nsSk lsiAad, and al intssnsdate Postz, q nay y
snA sssss,ilsas vish Ratlrsads, Or sihsr stsAa-
$500 - esGpeaise tsusAing Of upca sid Yfvsr.
7hs paivAss pNpsssy of IL stoss AsJ6esu II shis
0s09eay 10 nsls sxsnpt from individual MohIlity
e ~ e ssy i.1.s'stssss o. liability " -.
-; ns e. S..s IN, s,,r,h. 81 u. ,...l ..,.,
=, susthsa u which has bssn paid hi the bAlaass
y psyasls = ny 9 rs9slssa, spsa the sall Of
sheasA as6 nsv oua ~ stsaass s'Ksshuh.'' Ths
hAhlhtaes erdssta Il - osapauy ~ naitsA -
ensrAA1f shsaassat Of ~ kssI ssssk, q - ~
a.ssat asesaly paaa = sessiA ssssh.
+ 1hs sernniaskiea Astss lrsm ~ Isl LAY Of Al.
gsee, leka 81 \ = ssst.aus tn ysan fssa shas
SAtss e1A1see = ahaa1toA Of SsosWsi " veto Il
esassnt II thss>1ossths Of ~ sessAhslssss 10
istws9. Isosy u shs articles d lsssrposssisa
e.se1ieg tais OenRAy issi ssss.d y ~ 49,
Of ~ Recorder II Dseds, q Ksoksk, In ~ Ceua-
" q No.. Iowa.
1hs business u ~ CeepAsy h ssar u eea~-
q sostEol ~ sspsrvslca = sPrssIaaaa asd Eeard
Of ~. D!rsetem, sle are sssssiys ss.ssisy - :
'eoastituls he irst 0oarx a NrseAnr, - :.
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state T.@.sur.,,.Aeeoun...

Stute Ifeasurrbsh AccOOhtAs
The Locofoco State Convention and the
Locofoco press Of the State have put forth
the vilest calumnies against the State Urea
surcr, charging him with oil kinds Of frasd
and rsscality, POPULATION and dcfalcation.
None Of their charges, however, we're spe-
ciic, with statement of items, which could
be refuted, but the whole warfare was made
upon broad and general charges Of corrup-
ton and defalcation with occasional dark
inuendoes OF Especial fraudulent transactions.
In view Of this state of facts, number OF
the friends Of the State Treasurer addressed
him note asking full explanation in re-
gard TO the subject matter Of these libelous
aspersions. 70 this note Mr.. Morris respon-
ded at length, triumphantly vindicating him
self and his management Of the Treasury
Of the State from the slightest faint Of fraud
or suspicion. In justice to the Treasurer
who has been 80 vindictively and recklessly
assaulted. and for the purpose Of relieving the
minds Of those who may have entertained
suspicious that all was not right, VIC pub
lish the plain and triumphant expose Of the
State Treasurer, which we find in the Des
Moines Citizen,
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Ins n \. = Ssa'ok NOV 10 il'ino''' i"'
AolAl ssaon - ~ unusa 'ne gen-
We spsfSsnE" q FrssadensiA promp'ings,
work with VII . shwafs inc s.olsious a.
psfaaons OF me h'ssIs u'sns y y IN
oeEesoed tees - AeAihas1 ss'on y Dent On
re - Doueies' sos' inc nonor %
- = = fesolseo Y sns resu" OF 'oe
y = gooslas = reesiueo - - enemy
g - sau sasor - ."e ps.v,
~. 80 y 'ns conses' Wal % ooA0"
npes seeSooes tne eoass1y = u'u"pn
,..,. 1900, -. .,;.,d. - ,h., Aa,.;,;..
.re.;sr therefor, have csuse 10 bs aroused.
..d .,.,,~h.re th.x -. hu.v .morc.t The
1901. "a .~;,h ths loo.l l..a.r. nr,;ne
t..,.v = -. n.,.v -;,h tha so,m.r and ho,d.
,,~ tn,th r,o.rect. ~ Yr..u,;vs f.vo, and
p,..;a.r.;., .r.o;o.m.,,. n IN. ,.t.s,
II il. under the circumstances. utterly i'm
possible for Douglas TO succeed il getting 4
m.;or;ty Of hin friend. into tho Legislature.
Tia oontes. vould he = donb.ful one with NO
d;sturb;nv element. IN hi. own marty. bu,
LIN the h;,,.~ ho.,;,;,v .h.. sx;.,. .v.;,.,
him .uore.. thu lam o.,.,;c leader. in mn.
~ ,oo.l;.;s. md ~;,h..h. no~.r..nd n..ron-
a.. and ;nan.nce ~ Tia n.rtv :. ,enrssont.d
i. a. Aam;a;..,..;on ~. ,,... -on,a
... ~ ha . hon.,... an. - II. nav,
rL.,,. II, - ....I,. I'm \,
.a....a = ......a no,.,.. :, a.. .h... ii,
be no election OF Senator by the Legislature
ana n a;thAr case h v;ll he a terrihla .,efaa,
~ n. 81 t.l. C;antn
W os'uens Duohanan' Wnose mlnion'
suoceeoed 10 imposing the Enghsn s~lssis
upon 'he country, seeks 70 MAKE tue A'mien.y
Po.'sceps er'm'n'' IN the 'fano. In reply "
~ invi'a''on 20 un''e WIN 'ne Dsmocfacy .
.nAsooiPn'a 10 'ne os'eurs''on u 'ne ~" =
'u'y' nuonanan says "o nAse fe"son :" "
thankful Tor the lnterpos,tion OF frov'deno'
70 secure the peace Of the county oy 'n
passage OF tne Enghsn Dill. Now II IN
English swindle passed Congress oy spe
cial interposit'on OF the supreme Ruler Q
intsrposed 10 secure the rejection OF tina
same bill by the people OF Kansas. Thi
game ~ creditiny their own rascal;ties 4
Providence i. an old russ OF corrupt ruler
ia ali agcs, but the President can't whin
sensible people ont Of the belief that tn
devil vas his partner in that transaction.
-
ur
49, .'..".-s - -. -.
!. ,ss-. !, -.
mioious sbribe and tbreat'' rendered to Ii
free citizens Of Kansas by this yenal an
corrupt Admiinstr alton. Nothing but Ii
most stupsndous frauds can set aside til
.mnhatic verdict.
Atchisop county gives s27 majority again,
the n,ono.;t;on Dominican. 56R mai. Ouir
daro, 1870 mai: Easson. 10 mai; Delawar,
IS maj; Lawrence, 7l4-ths entire vote
-.
against Leasen"of'n' l,oio against anu -
for; kickapoo, "a for, % against.
SECRETARY or STArE.--We publish in al
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Dedact the bal. Of Revenue, $l09,7N 80
+" i" School fund, Al, 6I2 ~
g {" Saline fluid, l,292 Is
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HA0Dt00sU D0bU o.. gsf3
pU1l10 NO1fCB !. hereby givsu, tAat On shs
= - ~ u 0syesnber next, a. ~ door Of ~
ClWAs 90, IN he City q KSoauk. isvs, /
fhail 70 ssll, fsssssA In hssA, 70 N tieh-
- aeeers the following property, to-uits xws1ty
tzel leet akM lota Ave- - si1 {SAs,, In bIsI
tvMtysSodrt 7s). ID ~ City of ksefhk, CouARy
e ~ ssd ststs ea Iswa, heuaAa4 a fpllov2,
t6anencaht 1t pcInt % Thisd-st., bsiag sighu
w feek Ron The corner u kxshaags - 1hira
strssts, vuapiss thsaes on TAisd-st. twsaty t1e1
fsst thsuss parallel WITH ExsAAassst. aishSy (Do3
feet, thenee parallel With Third ST. twsGty feet
tAsSs eighty tsQl fsst y - pises q lssiasias,
from p. A1ineEea - 4. 1so1ingsoa, his wile,
% Ne - q Ssssrss - InJnsst II 1 ssrteis
nsts, da.sd Nay ~ LAST asd payable siasty dsy1
aftsg dals n - sedss ot Wn, kuAdisk, To- ~
eam M - theueand, - hss1ysA saA .slsvss
Il, III dellafSs " sams beaeisa nedit q oAe1,
ksdmg1sd y p. EsddlAGtea, slisA nate y In aaA
sspAid, md y ths tsrn " he Itust Ueea y n
rsqsirsa - ssll the property. 81
Hels bstyssa ths hosss y leo,slesk = n.ssd !
s's,.ss !; 7s.,...... WI ,. LHxga.
Ter 4ASs Des 0oS0oess. r
= IL otGa0ss CLARA MINE,
PAsSsn Mater, will lsass Hss1eas-s
peGt ~ ehnves aAa insssmediaAs ~ sV- -
pestss - JSss6sy, Aas. 10.
p, s;s;EG s;:;;.; f1 4 Z; &c. =
- y. -. ssSsSSs
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ELIJAH SELLS,


You will observe that they report the bal
lance due the State for Revenue account, at
$l00,1Il,S6. The unscrapulous partiaans Of
the Democratic party, dropped the rcpor. at
this point. BY Publishing the balance Of
the statement Of the Committee, they would
have disproved oil their libellous allegations.
The Committee 80 on to cay that the youch.
ere found in the Treasury. being certificates
of dcposit, wsre ~ follows:
Cook, Sargent L Downey, S62,s29 90
Cook 4 Sargent, 4,767 40
b. +. Allen, 4A,97S 81
Hoyt, Sherman & Co., 1900 90
Sundry Checks, dc., 1851 81
Amounting to $l56,526 80
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9Th. Warrants paid and in hands
OF the Treasurer, March 10,
1858, $l00,349 &c
Interest on same, 4,S73 IS
Paid Members of
Gen'l Assembly, l3,4B 90
Cash in Treasury, 33,05O 90
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MotiGa.

Margaret Hoover, Admrx of John Hoover
decd, PFfi VS.. John Hoover, e.. ala. Def,ts
fettloh Tor specific performance of reaI cou :
tract. -O"i ''h-
John Hoover, Nathaniel Hoover, CaEbarino
a. Hoover, Nancy ]. Hoover, Mary h Hoover
Rachel E Hoover, Sarah NJ Hoover, & Josenh
nOoVer' minor heirs Of John Hoover. late of
fMe county. Ohio, deceased. will take
nollce that Margaret Hoover, as ADMIR-
o. John Hoover, decd. has this dav
ilIled IN the Probate Court of Jackson county,
ohlo, her petition setting forth that. dn tLe
twentieth day OF March, A D 1854, at the conn.
" oil fIke, Aforesaid, the said JOHN Hoover de:
ceased, Tor the consideration then and there
agreed upon, did bargain. sell, and agree TO con.
Nvey IN Zee simple TO one John PolaD, the follow.
lug described lands and tenements. situate IN
jackson 20. y. to wit. The north west quarter of
inc north east quarter of Sec. No. 36. township
NO. D, and range No. twenty, that the said John
FoIan' at the time Of said sale, paid the full
amount OF the purchase money for said prem.
lSes' and performed all his part of said agree.
meht; SAID pesitioner also sets forth that on
the 2oth day OF February A d. 1855, at said
Oouhty OF Pike, the said Jehn Hoover. did
likewise by his certain agreement of that date;
WIN one Samuel Hoover, of Jackson county,
ONO, bargain, sell, and agree to convey in fee
simple, to said Samuel Hoover, the South West
quarter OF the South East quarter of Section
no. "a, township No. of Range No. 90 in the
District of lands subject to sale at Chillicothe,
OHIO, containing fifty acres, more or less situate
In Jackson county, Ohio, in consideration of
which the said Samuel Hoover, according TO the
terms OF said agreement was to pay to said John |
Hoover the sum of four hundred ard sixty. |
two dollars, as followsi two hundred and ffty |
dollars in hand, at the time of said sale; one |
hundred delldrs on the lst day of September
1855, and one hundred and twelve dollars. ON
the lSt day Of September 1856. All of which
payments werefulIy and duly made, being full
performance oI said Samuel Hoover's part of
said agreement.
but that on the Goth day Of Aug. 1855, and be.
lore the cGnveyance by deed Of said premises, or
my part thereof, the said John Hoover. depart.
ID this life, leaving the said minors his heirs
It law, who are made defendants to said petition.
said petition also prays that an order be issu.
ID by said Probate Court authorizing said Mar
,aret Hoover, as said Admra, to convey said
PREMISES first described to said John Polan in
ee simple by good and sufficient deed eff
eneral warranty, and said premises secondly
erein described to said Samuel Hoover by
Ike conveyance in fee simple. Said Petition
yill be Tor hearing in said Probate court, on the
Sd day Of January, 1858
MARGARET HOOVER,
Admr'x of John Hoover, decd |
By W. X. Hastings, her ATTY.
Dec 81, IS57.--3w
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

All persons indebted te Elias Long are re.
qnested for the very last time, to call immedi.
ately and settle. Otherwise suitwil be brought
and no mistake. That no one may have an ex-
'"se, Corn, Oats. White Beans, Wheat Dried
., Nd, Peaches will be taken in payment at
the Jacksdrl'market price if delivered in tim e.
he above claims are now held by John L
Long, who may be found at his Store, lower
room IN the aaercial Block, opposite Geo
NJ Adams Stores Main Street, jackson, C. H
Ohio. dec 81, 1857. 7.-3w7
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Notica.

William G. Moore, of Ornnoo corn., W..
gina. will take notice, that lanes + Srnitt
ana Fanny his wife, Perry Huddleston. and
Judy his wife. Jane Hall and Tbornton Hall
OF the State of Ohio, in the county of Tactsnn
Gid on The third day of September. A d IsS7
ME- their Petition in the Court of Common pIoos
within and for the county of Jackson. in sajJ
state OF Chic, against James Hall, Sen W.
HALL and James Hall, Jr., nindrs otsr foIr,aoa
years oil age, the said VIM. @. Moore. and Iob
buckley, Defendants, setting forth tbat H.
said WIN. Z. Moore, Of Virginia, received fcEr
hundred dollars in cash out of the esta,e ot
lhacker V. Webb, decd, whu by his Iast viii
and Testament duly proved and recorJsd n
orange county, Virginia, devised and jirectoJ
SAID four hundred dollars to be laid out in Iand
ior the equal beheht Uf the said James Hall
0eh', his wife and their children, the wife If
said Smith, and wife Of said Huddleston -,
wei as the said Jane Hall and Thorntpn Hail
flalhtl1s' as The two minor Defendants VIM
ana James Hall, Jr,, Defendants being tbe on.
y surviving hiidren. Tina! said VIM q
Moore purchased Eighty acres of land in JacS'
son county, Ohio, particularly described in ssjd
felltlon with said four hundred dollars Lnt
instead Of taking Deed for said Eighty arrps
Gi land in the names of the saiG James Hal SEN
his wife and their children by namea as direc'
tea te. by said Will as Tenants in Common Of said
Eighty acres Of land, said Moore took the con. on
yeyance thereof in his own name, and after.
wards conveyed the same to the SAID James Hail
sen, his Heirs and assigns. who afterwards to.
wit, March 20 III, 1852, disregardful of the trust
OF I ms children's rights as Legatees under said
Wlil, sold and conveyed SAID Eighty acre lot of
ana 70 Job Buckley, said Buckley we'll know.
ng the trust hattre Of said land. The PRAYER
II said Bill is for deefeg of said Court to va,
,ale and cancel said Deed from said Moore to
'ad Hall, and to set aside the conveyance from
AID Hall to said Buckley for fraud and for gem
ral relief. The above cause will be Cor heafjHg
: the next March Term of the Court of CommoS
'ieas' . a. E. JOHNSON, Atty for PPfs.
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NOTICE.
john Richards, .

Jonn hlchardsJ
VS.. In Jacksop cormor
Andrew Shork, Adui'r of Pleas,
William Rhca, decd, et al.
The said Andrew Shock, admir-, and Elizabeth
khea, widow Of the said William Rhea, decd, Da-
via Thea, George Givens, and Martin Givens his
wltei Abraham Bulngarner, and Sarah Bumgarner
MS wife; Isaac Rhea, Martha Rhea, Albert Rhea,
Alariah REea, Elizabeth Rhca minors, all of Pike
county, Ohio; Catharine Hhea, of Scioto county.
ohio; William Smith, and Nancy Smith, his wife
Of Adams county, Ohio; Samuel Rhea, Catharine
carson, Robert Carson, Robert Rhea, Margaret
khea, and William Rhea, minors, all of Morgan
county, Illinois, arc hereby notified, that on The
lsth day Of September, A. D. 1851, John Richards,
Of Jackson county, Ohio, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of jackson county, Ohio, petition A.
gainst them, tlie object and prayer of which poti
hon Is, to enforce the specific performance of con-
tract entered into by said William Rhea in his life
lime, by which he agreed to convey to said John
t'chards, in fee simple, the southwest quarter Of
ne northeast quarter of section thirteen, in town
mp SIX, range twenty in the district of lands sub
ect to sale at Chicothe, Ohio. And the said
PARTIES are further notified, that unless they plead
answer or demur to said petition according to law,
he same will be taken as confessed against them,
nd decree had thereon accordingly.
HOFFMAN & MACKLEY,
. ~, ,o-, Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcIENATf, Jan. 26.
Beans--Si, to 81 20, Butter-ll@l9c;
Cofee-94@io!c; Candles, Star,--l7c;
Tallow-l2@l3c; Opal--l5c: Cheese
8to 1871; Flour--$3,87 to 81, 90 Wheat
S5 70 90c; Rye-55c;. 0sts--35c; Iron
"A moderate business doing in pig at
S28O$00: for Ohio hot blast; Molasses
-99 to CSC, cash and time; Sugar--54
to 6 for common to prime; Tallow--lOc;
Pork--$5,00 to $50; Oils-Linseed, /,
500. Lard, 10 to 9oc, Castor, $l,l5 to
$l,25.
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. master Commissioner's Sale.

Pursuant to an order Of sale Issued from the
Court ofCommon Pleas Of Jackson County Ohio,
and to me directed, as Master Commissioner of
said Court, SHALL on the
30th Day OF JANUARY A. u. 1858,
at one O'Clock, p NJ of said day, at the doof of the
Court-House, in the town Of Jackson, in jackson
County, Ohio, offer at public sale tho following
premises, to wit: The undivided halfof In Lot NO
3S in the town of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio,
except twenty-five by thirty feet, sold to JOSEPH
Jones out Of the west corner Of said lot; and also all
the right and interest of Levi Davis to and in the
water privilege on In Lot No. IO3 in said Town
which is described In deed made by Daniel Perry
to John Hatten, and recorded in the Recorders or
fee of said county,
Appraised at sG32.
To be sold as the property Of Levi Davis. 1T the
suit of Moses Sternberger,
Terms of sale, Cash,
J. W. LONGBON,
.,....-.. Master Commissioner.
HOFFMAN 4 STEvrNsoN, Atty's,
December 81, I957.--tds
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Attachment,

R. Bell d Co., PpGs,) Before H. Adams, J.
against p, of Lick township.
James Piper DEITY Jackson county, Ohio.
On the 3Oth day of December, A. D. 1857,
said justice issued an order of attachment in tbe
above actiop, for the sum of one hundred and
forty three dollars. Cause continued to Feb
l6, 1858. R.BEL[, b m
Hoffman & Mackley, Att'ys.
Jan. 7th lSjS.-3w
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jackson Market.

JACKSON Jan. 25I 1888.
FLouR-$S,fS to s40O.
WHEAr--60 to Csc.
BEANS, (white) )--s0c.
OArs-25c.
BRAN--l0c,
PoTAToLs--35c.
BUrrER--l2c.
Ea0s--6 to &c.
ASPLEs, [dried)--$l,0 90,
PEACHES, (dried)-$2,00.
SALT. by barrel, per bushel-35 to 40c.
SUoAR--l0 to l2c.
Coffee-l5c. .
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-01-28
WASHINGTON WORKS,
Mill Street, Portsmouth,

;, HENRY DAVIS, formerly Superintende.,s and
Craftsman at Olive Foundry, Ifolton, and lsto n
the Portsmouth Mandatory EstaBIishrdcnt. hss
commenced business at the above Works, where bs
Is prepared to make all kinds Of Steam Engine,
and bf any required form. o'+N'
Blast Engines, Rolling MIL, Grist Min Gear;rv
in general. Castings Of every 4eseriDton. and q
the shaFtest notice. He keeps Constantly ON banS
all all kinds of Gangs cylendcr and Pump f.ocks and
Oil Globes. He is also prepared to furnish designs
and drawings, or to execute them To brtet far snT
of the above kinds of work. "-S
lie aattcrs himself that he is 80 we'll and favor..
bly, knowp to Furnace and Rolling Miil men and
people having Machinery that it is unnecessary "a
say more than that he Is now in business for him
sel, and will execute work ascheap, prompt and
as good as any House in the Union.
Portsmouth, July 90, fS57.-d