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NEW DIGEST OF THE STATUTES OF
 ARKANSAS.

|" EMBRACING all Laws of a general and per AZ manent character in force at the close of the General Assembly of 1856, Together with notes of the decisions ot the Supreme Court upon the Statutes Peace" By Josiah Gould. Examined and annrove ed by Hon. George c. Watkins Large royal oeta- vo; Bound in law sheep Price s5. The subscriber is happy in being able to inform the many enquirers for the New Digest. that it is now III his binders hands and will be ready for de livery hy the 10th of June. After the first o,ders are ned he hopes to supply all demands as fast as they are received.
 For the convenience of members of tn. r., there VIII be few copies bound ia ttOo uolumes Price S. he will send them by mail. well wrapped to any part ot the State at sl additional being the cost of postage necessary to be pTepdid.
 Sold only for cash
 JNO. E. REARDON. June l, ls5s. Book seller and Statoner
 NAILS.
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NOTICE.

Wish to close out the remnant of my Stock of : Hardware at Cost, as I am retiring from that ranch of business. D. B. HANDEL.
 June P, 1858.
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Pnh: 24.

IN ACT to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury
 to sell the old custom house and site in Bath
 Maine, and for other purposes.
 Be 1t enacted etc. That the Secretary of the Trea- sury be- and he is hereby authorized to sell at public auction after first fixing minimum price therefor the old custom house, and si'e at Bath Maine when the new custom house shall be completed, and fit for oc- cupaton and be is hereby autho ized to use all. or so much of the money arising from the sale of said old custom house and site as shall be necessary to furnish the custom house.
 Approved May II, 1858.
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ENGIlA}iSGS,

{ VERY rare collection of French German. En- e!ish an.i American steel plate and richly iain'el epgravings.
 his is the largest and best selected assortment of hne Ehgra' inga ever brought to this place. Call and see then ut he Book store.
 .uiY S l~.t>. JNO. F. RFARDON
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JOHNSON 6 lPINATo
NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS.

;tDD N O.. Wholesale and Retail Gro- \ cerS and General Commission Merchants. Ma
 leon. Ark Sept. ;. 1857. lv
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HATS. A GOOD stock of Soft Hats. also Leghorn. Pana- "A ma and Chip Hats, received and for sale by April 6, 1858. M- OSBORN.
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WANTED. "A A Lady well qualified to instruct in Preach "A Drawing. Painting in oil and Water Colors and the usual English branches. Address early < Principal of Female Seminary, Princeton, Dallas county, Ark" June 29, 1858. 3S-3t.
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Patent Axies and Stee, Marines

H Sets Steel Springs. f. ;, and Leaf, " " Pat. AxleS, lA, l19, lal , in.,
 '' Pipe Boxes. extra
 2ooo Carriage Bolts, 4 in. to , in,
 gross assorted Silver and Japancd Car Knobs.
 sets Svered Hub Bands
 6 " Bus-eye Props and Nuts. l86 Paper Bane Head. silyeret, Japancd Nails, l2 gross Wire iI <. Buckles
 F Fer Silver Plated shaft Tips,
 Real Silver Rosett>. Back Lights Gmbet Screws, Iaeks. Brad-. Bras. Nails. Malihle l. n Buggy " Wrenohes. Dash Frames Tyre Bolts Carriage and Buggy Lamps Silver pIa'ed Pole Crabs etc.. lv -Juue 2Jth. lN}o. D BENDER.
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CASTINGS. SKILLETS, Ovens. Pots and Kelets of all sizes, on C hand and for sale by April 1858. M. OSBORN.
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Piti.fT AND ENABLED LEATHER. HIDES Enaneied Leather, lalge AS F !" Patent Dash
 l0 = '' Collar :"
 Z4 Pad Shins
 F Taned Deer Skins,
 l2 ioe Skins.
 Keg Coach Body Varnisk
 = Black do
 Leather do. June 29, lS3e. D. BENDER. ES/ have in and for sac a lot of 1rst-rate W " Hore made Bacon. June 29, '5S. MACPHERSON t& NEWBFRN.
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N HAVE a tract of eighty four acres of land - Il which desire to sell. It is situated on the ss1 north side of the Arkansas river, six miles be- H- low Little Rock It has upon it new substantial dwelling house and out houses stables cribs etc. all c'mpiete and m good repair. Sixty acres of it are under fence and in cultivation. Any one desirino to purchase will apply to me on the premises
 June $. 1858 3m* RICHARD ID SIMS
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ANTHONY HOUSE. LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS.

<1IN x10N ! aOOSG.
 LITTLE ROCK ARKANSAS. ME above Hotel; having been 4 sA-l HANGER and WM. E. ASHLEY, is 4rrsTEsNN now kept by the undersigned who S1l5ts9o are ready to accommodate travellers and sojourners Their Table will be well supplied with the sub stantias and deicaeies of both the foreign and the home markets
 Their servants are of the best thht can be procured, and as good as those of the best Hotels in the country Speedy preparations are making for thorough re fitting and repairing of the HOUSE; ana so soon as necessar, arrangenents can be effected extensive ad ditions and improvements will be made to he build ings
 rhe offices for all the Stage lines coming to Little Rock, are kept at the Anthony Home
 JOSEPH 0. ASHLEY,
 LUKE f. CORR. Little Rock. June 8. 1858. 35-ly.
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NEW YSslNKS

E ATE Novels and School Books. a supply of both AI just received. JNO F REFaRDoTS S''-
 l,l,. ( - .---NA "
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LU h E Little Rock. June s. 1858.
Money, Money.

Money, Money. A IL persons indebted to me by note or account. "A will please call and settle their account; as want to leave by the lst of July to purchase ny fell stock of goods. hope this will he sufficient without further notice. MRS. JONES. June l5. '5s.
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Pub: 25,

AN ACT to authorize the vestrv of Washington palish to take and enco>e certain parts of streets in the city of Washington for the pufpose of cx- tending the Washington Cemetery; and for other purposes. 2
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lel.1S5s.
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sN Monday the l2th July next if not previously " disposed of. there will be sold at my Auction Room, to the highest bidder for cash One Thou. Sanc ana Nine Dnliars and forty-two cents o Jackson county Scrip. for the hcref; of whom it may concern. J. D. FIrZGERALD Little Rock. Jnne 29 '5S. 2w Anctinneet
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NOTICE. Runaway Negro in Jail. WAs COMMITTED to the jail of Van eA w Buren county. Ark. on the 9th day of tS June. 1855, as runaway; negro boy who N says his name is JOE. and belongs to Col. Paxton of Claiborne Parish La. Saii boy is of dark cop per coor five feet ten inches high. 25 years old and weighs le5 pounds, talkative and plays the fiddle. The owner is requested to come forward. prove property, pay charges and take him away he will be dealt with as the law direct-.
 Ht L. k. VENABLE, Sheriff
 and Jailor nf Van Bnren CO.,. Ark June 10th 1853. ss-5m. Cost of adv. S2s, or $l ner week
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MERCHANTS.

HILBERT KNAPP, Commission and For
 n warding Merchant. No. 5, Second street. St. kps Missouri. Particular attention given to filling Iaers for Produce and Merchandise. Ihay25. 1858. em T. BARTLETT. E. c. M COMB. J. J. INCOME. b bARTLETT, McCOMB x CO.,. Commis- D sion and Forwarding Merchants, (City Build \. No SOnth Levee. St. Louis. Mo. koC0MB. BRO. & CO.,, New Orleans. Eune l. lS5S 1y |CANPBELL R. B. CAMPBELL. P. N. STRONG. NAMPBELL & STRONG, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 20 St. Charles |eet. New Orleans. Sept 30 1856. ly
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BY THE GOVERNOR.
 Two Hundred Dollars Reward.


 VNHEREAS. It has been made known to me that " Joan Foster murdered William l.. Phil ll@ in White county, Arkansas, on the 30th day of lag, 1858 and thaI the said John Foster has fled fom justice and is now running at large. . Therefore, |, Elias N. Conway. Governor of the 'tate of ArkanSas by virtue of the authority in me iested by law do hereby offer reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest and delivery T the said JOHN FOSTER to the sheriff of w hite pnnty. Arkansas, in order that justice may be had I'd executed.
 In testimony whereof. have hereunto
 set ns hand and caused the seal of the L.. S. State of Ark nsas. to be affixed at it
 tie Rock, this 25th day of June. 1858. y the Governor ELIAS N. CONWAY. DAVID B. GREER. Secretary of State.
 DESCRIPTION. JOIN FOSTER. the murderer. " is about five feet ten 'ehes hIgh-has fair complexion. blue eyes, rather ill-h9ht hair and weighs about l65 pounds. he is leilned to be lame, when walking. caused from t hy an axe, near inc ankle joint-he has the in ias If his name on his right arm.r June 2afh. 1858 3e-3w
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DAVID B. GREER. Secretary of State.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
MONEY WANTED.

expect 10 leave for the east in July, will sell
 Ft the remaining stock of millinery goods at cost fpeh as honnets. flowers, etc.
 June 2gth i5S. MRS. JONES
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10 3 W Q B \ .

u facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can b.ge orocHred cost of sixteen hundred dol
 on. of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which l ms to do book and pamphlet work in superior style 1 ., ,sry low prices
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HATS. ItATS!.
KID GLOVES.

( Doz. Ladies Kid Gloves, df .df '& doz Gents Kid Gloves. Mast's Supe- ThgIaif rior Kid. FIELD & DOLBY. GL-
 Jute 22 '5s
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S. SMITH. ". M GRAHAM. FIITE & GRAHAM. wholesale Grocers Pro-
 duce and Commission Merchants and dealers il eign and domestic Liquors, Cincinnati. Ohio. Also snts for monufacturcrs for the sale of Tobocco,
 ndow- G lass, Iron and Nails. N. B. An orderen- sed to us will receive our strietest attentions. ay 5, 1853
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LAND :ftbEe SAE E

t'oh framing Photographs, Paitings and all kinds u of Pictures, q variety of sizes and kinds inst received at the book store of
 July 6th. 1858. JNO F. RFARDON
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EJ WARD. VIM. r. SAUNDERS. RoET. P. HUNT. WARD, SAUNDERS S HUNT, Cotton M Faciors, 100 Gravier street, New Orleans. Aug 2l, lS55. " yID WILLIAMS. J. SHELBY WILLIAMS.
 J. I. WILLIAMS. N WILL tMS < S0NS. Cotton Factors. y. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. Union Street, New Orleans. Nnr ilt If
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Bacon! Bacon! nNE THOUSAND Pounds superior article of O Bacon. Hans Sides and Shoulders for sale at June 22. '52. HUDSON & IVES.
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UTICA EfME.
 Ehl0 BBLS. for sale: well coopered in large l,VOO barrels. JOHNSON X PFAY, Ip
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Fresh Corn Meal. seS BUSHELS fresh ground Meal, just received ~eS and for sale cheap by
 RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Innn lahe
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S P E G I-AL MOTTO E
DR.. Roback's Discoveries.


We can not shut our eyes to the fact, tha
DR.. Roback's famous Medicines, the Scandi
navian Blood Pills and Purifier, are eifeoting
wonderful cures of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia, Liver complaint and Rheumatism, in all
parts of .he West Planters and Farmers,
upon whose words we can rely, assure us that
such is the case, and the newspapers with
which we exchange confirm the statement.
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, as their
names import, act ctspecifcally upon the active
principle of disease in the Animal Fluids.
The distributive system of bloodvessels and
nerves, which irrigate the whole body with the
element of vitality becomes, when that ele-
ment is tainted with corruption, d;ssemina-
ton of the seeds of disease. 1t is upon this
circulating poison, this deadly virus, propelled
through the veins and arteries to the destruc-
ton of health and life, that DR.. Roback's prep
arations act. They change the chemical char
acter of the blood, revitalize it, render it pure
and nutritious. Graphing with and destroy
ing the very root of a disorder, their cures are
complete and permanent. We invite atten-
ton to DR.. RS advertisement. iH
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SHERLFF'S .SALE.

John C. Hess & wife, ! DY virtue of an order
VS. Dot sale in Partition,
James Smith, al. issued from the court
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale, at the deor
of the court house, in said county, on
Saturday, the 22md day Of January, 1859,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and A
O'Clock p. M, of said day, the following des-
cribed lands and tenements, to wit:
Part of the west half of the north west
quarter of section five, in township five, OF
range five; beginning for the same fifteen rods
south of the north east corner of said quarter
thence south twenty-one rods, thence east
twenty -four and three-quarter rods, thence
north twenty Zone rods, thence west twenty
four and three-quarters rods to the place O
beginning, containing three acres, more or less
exclusive OF the road, being the same LAND
conveyed to Samuel Smith by Rachael Arm
strong and others by deed bearing date Aug
10th, 1887, and recorded in Book A., page Az
Also another tract of land adjoining said las
mentioned tract of land and containing abou
three acres, and containing in all six acres
more or less, in said quarter, and being tn
same tract of land of which the said Samue
B. Smith died seized, and bounded on the mort
and west by the town of Beallsville and Wis
ner's lots, on the east by the lands of Citize
Beall and Cyrus Gratigney, on the south b
lands of John Miller and Henry Armstrong.
Ordered to be sold in the case of John
Hess and wife, against James Smith an
others, in Partition. c. NJ. MORROW,
Dec. %, 1s5s.-$5,7O. Sheriff, NJ. c. {
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Mariah Smith administratix of the estate Of
John Smith deceased, against Elisabeth Smith
and others. s e,.-,rt-l -v
By virtue of an order issued from the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, and to me
directed, / will offer for sale at public outory,
at the front door Of the courthouse, in the tewn
of Wsodsfeld, in said County on .s Q4Y .,
Tuesday, the 1st day Of February 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M, and
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following describ-
ed lands and tenements, lying and being in
said County, to wit: The west half lfofthe south
east quarter of section 81, township 8, OF
range 4, containing sc, acres more or-less and
also the east end of the north east quarter OF
the south west quarter of same section township
and range containing ~ acres more or less,
described in the proceedings by miles and
bounds, subject to the dover of said Mariah
Smith, in said premises; and on the following
terms, to wit: One third cash in hand, one
third in one year and one third in two years,
with interest on deferred payments.
MARIAH SMITH, Administrators Of the es-
tate of John Smith deceased.
Dec %. 1858. 4w, .. ~-
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OoDsFIELD, OHIO, DEC. ss. 1858
Agricultural Society.

There will be meeting of the New
Board of Managers of the Monroe County
Society, at the court house
in Woodsield, on Thursday, the 23rd day
of December, 1858 at l O'Clock, P. M
The attendance of every member of the
Board is required, as it is expected thai
on that day the ground for the permanent
location of the Fair will be leased, and 6
contract for fencing the same entered
into.
The members of the Board are:
President-Samuel P. Jones;
Vice Pres't-J. Il. Williamson;
Treasurer NJ. Kirkbride,
Secretary. r. Morris;
Managers-John Kerr,
John B. Noll,
John Okey,
Benjamin Hughes,
VIM. II. Davis.
Dec.s. 1858.
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SUMMARY OF NEWS.

CONGRESS s-The principal business that
has occupied the attention of the lower
House of Congress, since the beginning
of the session, has been the case of Judge
WATRoUs, of Texas, who is sought to be
impeached for official misconduct as Judge
of the District Court of the United States
for the District of Texas. A resolution
declaring the evidence insufficient to JUS
tify preferring charges of impeachment
against him, was passed by vote of ll3
yeas to 86 nays.-In the Senate various
memorials of an unimportant character,
have been presented. An attempt to take
up the Pacific Railroad bill, on the 18th
inst, failed by vote of 20 soas to 20
nays. A resolution to abrogate the Clay
ton Bulwer treaty has been introduced.
An Intellectual attempt was made to take
it up on the 18th. The question of q re-
vision of the tariff is occupying the atten-
ton of both Houses. The views of Pres
4
ident BUCHANAN and his Secretary of the
Treasury do not seem to harmonize on this
question; the former favoring specific du.
ties.-The Standing Committees of the
House are the same, or nearly so, as al
the last session. In the Senate the Com
mittee on Territories has been changed
GREEN, of Missouri, being substituted fol
Judge DOUGLAS as Chairman of tha
committee. We think this very unwis,
movement on the part of the friends of th'
Administration, if by it they think to i'm
pair the standing of Judge DOUGLAS witt
the Democracy.
GoLD.-There are said to be 1000 per
sons at the gold mines in Kansas, read
to commence operations in the spring
l THE Cleveland Plain Dealer, war;
DOUGLAS paper, states, in its issue of tn
| 9Th inst, under the head of 'Dougla
Declines that it has known, ever sine
the late election in Illinois, that it wa
the private determination Of the Senate
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LAND AGENCY.
J. HOlliSter & Co., Have for Sale
IUIIIOICI " OU', 7II6VO iUI D0IC
10000 ACRES: OF LAND

10000 ACRES: OF LAND
SITUATED IN SOUTH EAST MISSOURI.
These lands are in close proximity to seve-
raj Rail Road surveys, in some of which the
stock is already taken and the road in pro-
gress; and this, together with the Current
River, which is beautiful stream OF water
large enough for steam boats to navigate
gives the inhabitants the advantage OF north
ern, eastern or southern market. e..
Lands warrants bought. sold and iocateo.
Parties entrusting business to our care can
be furnished with the best of references.
For further information connected with the
above, you will please address -
S. HOLLISTER, & Cos
Woodsfeld, Dec. l5,-em.
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Take Notice, EVERYBODY.

81
JAMES r. MORRIS. one of the proprie-
ters of this paper. having sold his interest
in it to HENRY r. WEST, it becomes ne
cessary that all debts due the firm of
MORRIS & WILLIAMS should be paid at
once. All persons, therefore, who may
be indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
to pay up as soon as possible. Bills will
be made out at once and presented, and it
is hoped that all persons will be prepared
to cash them at once.
The editorial department of the paper
will remain as it has been for some years
past, under the exclusive control of Mr..
WILLIAMS.
The style of the new firm is WILLIAMS
Il WEST. tf,)
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ID Z H ID


In Antioch, this county, on the 25th
nit, MARY, wife of John Sloan, aged
80 years. ,---......
On the morning of the l 9Th instant,
ISABEL, eldest daughter of John and
Mary Sloan, aged lS years l month and J,
l3 days. 5 .iv s..+,,.r.
Thus has one of earth's fairest daugh-
ters passed away to Heaven. She was q
consistent member of the Christian Church,
a kind and loving sister, an obedients
child, and universally beloved by all who
knew her. lt7sFs 81
She will not wake at morning, sba
To cheer that stricken band, ~
Who lately watched with anguish,
The ebbing of life's sand. u a6t
Alas, for those young mourners !, reg
Whose dearest hopes have fed,
And who have laid their loved one,
To sleep among the. dead, o5oc.
A stranger may not enter lila ii'"
Into the grief that preys 1oJan b :
Upon their blighted spirits, -f-f!fa
Through wearied nights and days.
Ye could not keep your treasure ss7,
Uron earth's shifting sands, u ~
Where oft the tree of happiness X &c
~" Beside the yew-tree stands. .5sehgS
And where the sun shines brightest,
The shadows darkest fall -
And the bridal roses w;ther
Beneath the shroud and pail.
Oh! Jesus, who in mercy .ggsf
Oft woundeth but to heal, asBt
Make each of these sad mourners, II
Thy spirits power to feel. oi' sts
And bring this severed household -,
Together once again, ;s5tgs "a,
Where Heavens JOY shall Danish /,
The thoughts of death and pain.
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M A RRIED

On the 18th day of June, 1858, by Michael
Boughner, Esq, Mr.. Richard K. Walton and
Miss Julia A. conger, all ofthis county.
On the 18th day of July. 1883, by the same,
Mr.. Mortimer Buskirk and Miss Baker, all of
this county.
On the 3lst day Of October 1858, by the Same;
Mr.. John Wilson and Miss Amy Sycks, all Of
this county. a--.r,----s-..ss
On the 30th ult., by Geo. CALDWELL ESQ, Mr..
Andrew Anshutz and Miss Elizabeth Funk
hauser, all of this county. .t3}tSs -
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LUcRATIvE--A farmer on the Wabash
has made four hundred gallons of molasses
from the sugar-cane grown on a single
acre of ground the past season. The
molasses selling at fifty cents per gallon,
gives him two hundred dollars as the re.
turn of his crop on single acre,
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and quaiihedas admin
istrator on the estate of John Orn late Of Non
roe County, deceased. Dated at WoodsAeld
this 18th day of December. A. D. 1858.
Dec. %. 3w JOHN ORN.
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leg The Methodist and Presbyterian
Sabbath Schools of Woodsfeld, will have
a Union Celebration on Christmas in the
Courthouse, commencing at 9 O'Clock
A. NJ, Officers, teachers and scholars
will please assemble at the first ringing Of
the bell, which will be at half past-eight
By request of the Superintendants.
~ The communication, signed oily
ra," we decline publishing unless the au
thor will forward his or her name.
The communication of "Charley Wal
ker," is unfortunately delayed for another
week. Our correspondents will be atten
ded to as soon as we can relieve the pres
on our columns.
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k~L Look out for the Christmas paper,
to be issued by the B'hoys of this Office
Lots of fun in it.
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Mr.. WILLIAMS, the editor of the Spirit
has been quite ill for the past two or three
weeks. This will account for the lack Of
editorial matter in thelate numbers of the
paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-12-22

W Albert Myers was hung in Colum-
bus, on Friday last, for the murder of
Batlett Neville.
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Mo1asses per gal 2. I,
lon n.,-..e rs.
Rio Coffee per lb, Is
Java Coffee per
lb, lb,............. 49,
Hay per ton. :. ..8, 90
Fish per lb,..... 3,
Nails Sd. Cd. 10d. 81
and 81. -
Brooms per doz. 200,
Onions per BUSH .
lei, .........-... Is
Timothy S eed-
per bushel, .....2,50
Rice per lb, g to 10
Candles per lb, Is
y Butter per h.. I12I
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Flourper barrel, 5, 90

Flourper barrel, 500
Wheat per bush
ol ol,............. 90
Oats per bushel, 40
Corn per bushel, 30
Lard per pound, 10
Tallow per lb,.. IL
Salt per barrel, 90
Hams per h.. 10
Shoulders per lb, 8
Corn meal per
bushel, ......... SO
Potatoes per bu. SO
Eggs per dozen, 10
Tea per lb, rs a LOO
New Orleans Su- .
gar per h.. ....... IA
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Woodsfield Retail Market a. 7.
Corrected aoeekly By Sinclair g. Baker,,
WOODSFIELD, DEC. g. 1854
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In Antioch, this county, on the 25th
nit, MARY, wife of John Sloan, aged
80 years.