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LOCATION.

The College Rooms are On Court Street,
between Second and Third Streets.
q Terms, strictly IN advance, no other
arrangement being consistent with theehsrse-
ter Of Business College.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. j. A. VanVleck
Teeth or Gums.

Respectfully tenders his services to the
citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity, in all
mstters relating to diseases Of the
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SCHOLARSHIPS

will be issued to Students upon entering, and
Diplomas awarded TO Graduates, upon the
!completicn Of either eourse
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A Large and well Selected
Stock OF
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW. SHADES.
AT THE BOOK STORE!
TUST Received from New York--of the
q latest Styles and Patterns.--for sale
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Nov s, ls66-4w
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EF We. learn from the Marietta
Register, that the people of.that city
have arranged for course oil lee
lures, this winter, from some OF the
most distinguished Public Lecturers
in the country. Prof. Oscanyan,
the Oriental Scholar, Beecher. j. G.
SAKE, and others of equal note are
engaged.
VIII not some of our public spirit
ed citizens insugurate a similar en-
tsrprise in our city. A course of
lectures, uniting as it would, enter
tainment with instruction, would be
an agreeable relief to lighter amuse
ments; and, we are sure, would be
literally sustained by our people
If 1t is too late 70 procure full
complen ent of professional lecturers,
we have ne doubt that an instruc-
tive Course ceuld be arranged by
obtaining the services of gentlemen
from our own and neighboring places
with some LECTURER of general note
added now and then. We offer this
as a suggestion, and hope some will
be found public spirited enough to
-. "a =. oxaoDfion
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WHOLESALE.
D. S. Ford g Bro.

D. S. Ford g Bro.
Having moved to Aleshire's Building and
IL greatly enlarged their stock and IA
eilities for doing business,
OFFER To DEALERS IN GROCERIES,
Alsrge and well selected Stock at Lowest
Jobbing Rates.
Coffee.
% bags RIO Coffee, bought before the al
D. 5. FORD. 1 BRO,
Sugars.
50 bbls Sugars. different grades,
Soda.
30 kegA in store, and to arrive.
D. S. FORD. l. BRO,
Carbon Oil.
Pittsburg Carbon Oil for sale as low as the
lowest. D. 5. FORD, 4 BRO.
Candles and Soap.
A large Stock tor sale at Manufactures
prices. D. S. FORD, & BRO.
Wooden Ware.
Buckets, Tubs, and washbosrds. at Manu-
fseturer's prices.
D. S. FORD, L BRO,
TObaccOs.
30 boxes. Butts and CAtties, bright
20 DO and Catties, Dark and NAVY.
10 Kegs Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking,
which will be sold low by
d. s. FORD, 4 BRO,
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Broom Handles,

AND Broom Twine for sale by
ca A. HENKING.
Oct IL. 1896.
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Sorghum MOIasses.

WILL sell Sorghum Nolasses on Commits
sion. JNO A. ROBINSON.
Sept %, ls66. .
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To Whom it mag Concern.

ror iurtnef information, address
j. ". VAN SICKLE, PRNc,rAI,
Gallipoli. Ohio.
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10 hall
Teas.
SegarS.

25 N Havana Segars, $50 N assorted DO.
ISM Union cheroots do
IL VI Ladies' Punch DO
22M Cuba skies do
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our ME. RIDENOUR has Just returned
" from the land of Yankees and Wooden
Nutmegs, where he bought the
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April 10, '6e-tf.
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10 Bbls n. o. Molasses.
) Honey and s. House Syrup.
Fish,
The New York herald., 1866-07-24
S HiPPIN NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY "a. 1855.
Genre,

Cleared.
Ship Isaac Webb, Stowe Liverpoo-C Marshall Co.
ship Antarctic lr) stoker. Lverpool-Tapscot Bros
Bssk Teresa Camilla Gta) Lasana Queenstown and mkt
BARK TIowordse, Dun.ze Dsmamra-H rrowbrdse .
sss5s ssss5ss 8. Cloud. Eslss ssv orIe.a,-w BRIGHAM :.
sas sas Psaas 5nns o9ss spAdps Mcaaa
Br,E BE Frss9aits g tsp(, se5tram BsrcsIona
Brig Queen Of the SOUTH Andefson meas
Brig Biliow Crest tpsj Cam. Harbor arsee-sinken
sesy Nsy sSsr ssa Church
schr Laura Pride srs soopssn :, Ksonss LoIgh
:sr s.spssr bssssn a1s bd
sehr Cabot bacon Boston-Baier / Dsyton.
sssp p sss sas Tss ss
sieamse Anthracite Greene. Philadelphia
Arrived. -f4
Steamship Scotia (3r, Judkns liverpool July H. via
Queenstown 18th PM WIN mdse and 2s passenSers %
orsne from so as cs rm for s. SIS
Inrnan stcamshp and WI i7th lat 81 2s lon . II. an
s!esnsS!p SB. Isisou Newcastle June % VI.
s. ss Ss ss ssda' Y e SR ss ..s as
Der o. large and South Shoals saw In
lat 20 TO- Ion 70 81 passed steamer bound Ii
I've largo ships. bound W. '-'.' p~'''1
% ss pa@ smes and
stsam.hip sala.osA King kichmond and Norfolk. with
s,ss@stR AlSsms.l.. Bourne EieAnsDd sqa Norfolk
% mas s Kses Bs1no june Fa S coal
iron e crocker Wood Co. 0'' Juno = WIN ''' NM
s.r shS rirsnr s.s saas & tsns0n hA'n1' days. with 'a
ass s.rs Win s q ~ %. sisESa Turks Islands
Barb Atlanta OBJ. Beck. Cenfusgos % days. with
BARK Andsman tof Baiha OTIS Cow Bay d.y4 with
Bari Cy,ene tBrl Roy Cow Bay. 10 days with coal to II
beMo q 70 July - % mafa. .pos. ashng seh Gee
Brig Adsia geneah Iauretque. Porto cabeio, 10 days.
~
Brig Paqaet,e sph De Terannors, Havana sday, in bal
Brig Elien Anna snrl Clubhouse cienfuesos. II days,
Bris sOons sscren,ea, cisnfuegos q days. with sugar
Brig Kodiak Yates Yeuvss 10 days. with sugar and mo.
Big o,taws 1Br Mcdonald. Neavas. II days, with
BS tiasn,s BrS r' TSsesn, Harbor Grace NJ Ie day.
exchanged signals with ship Ceres from Shields FOR
Brig Milwaukee, Browanfnsan. II days. with COAL to
hss n.g ss.s Hoass,Sa; s,S ,,,o rr,n ~,
jane & Windsor Ns sS Sss.. Win Sss piss
Brig susan Duncan. Parker. Bangor with lumber, 10
Brs S-s Tiis. !. Basu, Hartford.
msiasss @oa 10 pswo CO. 0r'' = 'As' WIN
sshr Jahs DomnIcaa, vsnurel Port an Pi.u, IL days,
sshr Ida Bacon cisnfuegos 10 days, with sugar. &
sshI Lucy Anss Pianders Cow Bay II days. with coal
sesr Helen. conner, Cow Bay II days. with coal to ws
hchr Nounicsr CBrl Croskcy, WINDSOR NS, days, with
plaster, TO ID DeWolf Il Co.
schr Wellington lnrl Eagles, Windsor Ns. days with
plaster. TO DcWof Co.
Schr Cherokee, Robson Dorchester, NIB, IA days, viii
stone, r Nevius A Son.
Schr Il X Kirk, Burnett, Georgetown DC.
Schr " Crosby, Armstrong, Bangor.
Schr Frank Maria Barber, Bangor
Schr Globe. Bangor.
Schr r. Cow ell, smith. bangor
Schr Weetover. Cousins, Calais.
Schr Seven Sisters, Crowley, Addison.
schr Mansfield Layton, Joncsport.
. schr Concord Kennedy, Rockland.
Schr Edwards. Ellis, Boston.
schr Caroline q, Pomroy Providence.
schr II Hoyt. Dssosway, New. Haven.
Below.
Ship st Mark, Ucwes FROM Liverpool June ".
Brig Leonn from - Johns, NJ.
Wind al sunset NV.
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+ DAN OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ONE MILLIoN on DOLLAI

Proposals win be received up 70 p. NJ Wednesday.
July 10 for thousand Bonds of the State 0f Tonsaua
Of thousand dollars each payable In 1886 with interest
NJ the rate Of eight per ceDt per Annum.
These bonds issued In OF IN act OF the Ies
lture Of the State OF Louisiana approved I'D December
1863 and for the purpose OF providing money 20 deay the
cost OF rebuilding the supervision Of Board OF
wee commsaiorers tho levees the Msssppl river and
Tecling extensive districts
favorable for the cultivation OF cotton and sugar.
S ia Acres Of swamp lands belonging TO the State OF
and the proceeds arising from the sale oi said lands
designated sinking fund by law. interest bonds
and as applicable 10 their redemption BY purchase
The debt proper OF the state OF Louisiana does not exceed
served snstsined record In respect 10 Its public faith
importance and It's bonds oer to 0f capital
tain and reliable security. M NV N
Application bonds can made 10 the undersigned
the banking house Of Messr4 Winsiow Lsner Co., 8.
Wall street. but the Rejection OF bids Il reserved,
TOBIAS GIBSON,
ROBERT H. jones
A. w. WALKER,
NEW YOnx, July lR 1896 Leyec Conmi
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NEW Yonx, July /

No1ICE.-oFFIcE OF THE TRUSTEES or CREDf
lv tors aud stockholders OF tho Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road Company eastern division), sS Wall street
decree q sale Of the Circuit Court OF the United states
Tor the districts OF Ohio Indiana having been isnued
ordering the sale Of The Ohio Mississippi Railroad East
crn Dvison on the 9h OF September next notice Is here
by that stock bonds claims will
the trust after The 18th OF September next
ALLAN CAMPBELL. Chairman OF the Trustees.
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THE LECTuRE sEAsOs.

lnp0RTAxr LECTURES DAiLy--ro oENJT.gnEw
i cny, a. NE New rork narnin q AneNmy ds Bad
way 1ko~~ ansble attend these lectures res~fse
ccrY by sfdins cslD A1ffsss s~sstssy ~ y.
pse1m " Anstsny, Go sros1wys
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nATnInONIAL.

An rLDKRLY GENTLEMAN DEsIRgs THE &C.
~ a1afnssurr u ed0~atsd and nsniatt~ sdy
years n ~, with " rn@tfinonJ. Address A. W
station ~. Tor one week
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FINANCIAL.

L,OR sarE--BEsT NRw YORK CITY RAILRoAD
Stocks al great isduoamen To persons So king good
Investments Apply - g. X. JACOBS, No, New street,
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REsTAURAsTs.

nKrxArs eREgE ruRrIE sour Asp errAxs Ar
sna f-sn,, esSa svsss. t..s's svpplss bJ ne psss
0nsSr e. sHsfuH
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SEvEN 1ER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
NORTH MISSOURI RAILRoAD COMPANY.

We offer for sale the Seven Per Cent First Mortgage Bonds
70 run Coupons payable in New York on January and
July l. In each year.
Before accepting the agency for the sale OF these bonds
nafe eaefnl inquiry Into the condition aud prospects OF tho
road which eramine, Mr. WIN. Minor Roberts and
Others behalf their highly satisfactory report
enables US 10 recommend hr bonds Hst class securities
and safe and luflclous Investment.
The proceeds ~ these bonds tsd0O00 IN alb viii be used
IL extending road already completed l7O miles into North
Missouri 10 the Iowa State ne II u 10 connect with
the railroads cf Iowa and also westward 10 the junction
with the Pacific Railroad ta LeAyenworthl and other rail-
roads Leading up the Missouri river thai his mortgage OF
S6OOOUD Will q complete and wall stocked ROAD of
so ncs in length, costing least SG0Wn With net
pua revenue after tie nrst Of 81 5o0o sum
trs on these bond the income Of the road OF course in
creasing every year.
The railroad the great city cf ST. Louis with
200 900 inhabitants only with the Richest portions OF MIS-
souri, but with the States OF Kansas and Iowa and the
Pacific railroads.
To the first applicants prepared To sell 500 900
the low eighty cents desiring OBTAIN better
price for the remainder This w yield about nine per
turity.
Any further inquiries viii be answered at ONCE
u ClnkL
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CT. LOUIs, JULY H. 1896 THE INTEREST IN GOLD
y First Mortgage Bonds of the Union Paclno Railway
Company, Eastern Division, due August will b- pad
presentation of the coupons the banking house OF JAY
Cooke Co. 10 New York. after that date.
4 Il Ira
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COUNTRY BOkRD-Os BERGEN IL, FnETY
minute. fr IN NcN York large airy Rooms neriy fur.
nlshed table good: prices from ~ 81 tr wees 49,
Mr. ~has box 81 iicen take The Monticello ave.
Tor Mira EAAw
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PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING IN TBE MOUNTAINS
n near Iarryosn. viii receive few .aa,t,. spaeleas
BARNARD, selwean and o'cl0c4, at twest Eoy,ntn
street. near fiIA asenae.
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COUNTRY nnARD.

yBW ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD MAY HK st-
n sufcdi0r VIC summer. uIon immediate Aspiration ~
ntst class fanlss and single genurnen at the Desr =
House ba1 liase, hfookyu This 4 the nnast location ~
the yicinty of New YORK, midway between Fort Hamilton
and BROOKLYN situated on and osesoknR New YORK tzy
and haf0ar and hiry minutes from New York via Fulton
aud Hamilton ferries spsndld boating and haing.
moderate. Apply Tho premises OF Al TO- broadway
No g.
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NoCNTRy BOARD wASrFD-PoR THREE LApira,
- mother AMI tso dsnghtera sooi eouoy paes ~. -
asa per Ad8rnss with full particulars, T. Il T..
1lI Water street. svu York.
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IiorFI.s.

g0rTnEHs HOUSE. NV raMfLr Hn1Ei, -
- Wee Ir0rfF faNfKN street fffih Atnuum MtN
prtasnsrt 49, WarHnl Losfgass rsornsd t-bi. eheis
ailnaf nt s4 u.ei1ea
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COUNTRY BOARD -PfRsT GLASS; ONE HOURS
ride from tae cts on nndsoa, and three minutes
no drfot overlooking Tho Inquire al ~ beek
man street, reRr room.
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GOUTHERE BANK NOTFs.-SOUTHERN BANK
- Notes. Bonds stocks aud Securities OF MI descriptions
bought and sold BY EDWIN q BELL, banker 40 and q
Broadway.
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rOuNTRY HOARD wASTED-wiFuts osR Horn
~ ~ Sew ets for weutlcfaAa tls and boy years
u age, r,ar NJ preferred Addres. 4 {. - bo,
ags 4 Poet allco
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

roUSTgy RotRb ~ oHAS8R LAkH-siN MILrn
~ Nea9hurg. Tho "a vel shaded ani Ff-
srd hundred Yards frpu ta Akst saaa tfsiug and
alh4c healthy tcs''Du shd god living furthrr infafnA
ton may be obtained ~ calling oa Ar. oEahAu ~ broad
way, up stairs
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

WASTYD-DY A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED ROOM.
w faror and ncfroom. whore there no boardefs,
With widow Lady prrsrrod location near Madison square
Adara-s A. B., Herald olicc.
lVAHTRD-A FURNISHED ROOM. ron GENTLE
" man and LADY whers there AFRO no other hoaierA, On
p. g. Ner4ld anlce
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

yvAETED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HfS WIFE.
w from Ocobsr neat suit of furnished Apartments
with lable good uranl. 0oaon nus
central between second and slSh aud Four
Herald orl0a.
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CouNriY BOARD wANrEp--nY yoUsd LADY
" Aalf,.s ss4uf A.. q. ~. u sPrpsa sirect
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CONVENIENT COUNTRY BOARD FoR PERSONS
" wha hayo 10 attend daily 10 their bnneAs ln The CITY
few pefons oDsin pieas-Si ho1nas ani goi HpAf
very beaiiAy locality uerr II shdc ifnit and
vegetables in abundance and only thirty minutes from ne
loot ~ iahery Htgsrt hy the Nrw cfs~. central Nao3a
Ror terms anl largiara apply D WILLIAM Kowh, ssf
Washington street y. v.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

D0ARD AT BERGEN PoIsr, IN A FIRST CLASS
private tioaniinx House; boating bathing and h.6T
81 " o. boat cyefy Adarcaa :. W fALMKR, o
Barclay .treel
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| r,oApp AT srwenR0HTog-oN THR TERRACE.
| ID within ihrcc iuiDa,rs ot steamboat iandiag hoam'
suitable guntlesaan aud we or two sg- Ken.ncn,
VIII 70 vaeasd the 2ssh Of July Apply 70 Ms A.
l. Tutle. RIghtpn.
The New York herald., 1866-07-24

| f'ouYTnY BOARD PERSONS wtsufNd hoard iS
" quiet piaor pure moun'an Aif plaaasnt drives etes
lent roads ant abundant, toni srranei san p seaenn
dated Mount Everett Houre, south EgrnuunA MAAa
chusetts lor hours from New fvrk ~ u. hoai For
fnu particulars inquire Of X. j. NliEhlLn 81 feah
street n ~
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DR.. J. S. REASONER

. ESPECTFuLLY TENDERS HIS PRoFEs-
H. sI0NALg SERVICES 70 the citizens Of the
town Of jackson and vicinity. Office OF his Resi-
dence near the Fair Ground. 90 -t. 20 ,
N, B. lis General health is very good; about
the same during the night season rs In day time.
Dee. IL, 1S68-t. le f.H..t. a 'a
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links thence west 90 chains and "a links thence
north 8 chains and links to the State road
thence with the State road north 73 degrees. east
20 chains and y links to the beginning
And also oil other lands belonging to the said
Iron Valley Furnace Company, situated in said
Vinton and jackson COUNT les, by which said gem
eral description are included. in addition TO the
lands hereinbetore particularly described, the fol-
lowing lands. to-wt 10 Lts-
The northwest quarter of the south-wes:
quarter Of section No. twelve (12l, township No.
nine @ OF range No. seventeen 17J, containing
80 acres and the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section No eight (S), OF township
No. nine 90, OF range No. seventeen (17, CON
tanning 40 acres, more or less, situated in said
county of jackson and also the north half OF
the northwest quarter Of section No. thirty-fOur
(34(, township No. ten(lOJ, range No, seventeen
10, containing 81 acres more or less, situated In
said county of Vinton." .r aaE.u
The said premises so described as aforesaid to
be sold an entirety, but subject to lease given
bv said Iron Valley Furnace Company to William
McGhee, and expiring May 1st, 1867 with the
privilege to the purchaser, at any time after the
sale, to enter upon the premises for the purpose
of cutting wood and digging Ore or doing any
other thing necessary to provide the raw material
preparatory to operating said Furnace for the
blast next following said NJ y 1st 1861; but such
entry. and the partial possession OF said premises
for said purposes shall be so made and held as
not TO interfere with the possession and beneficial
use Of said premises by said lessee, during the
continuance of said lease and shall be subject tO
a contingency of a confirmation Of said sale by
said Court but in the event of said sale not be-
ing confirmed, then the said wood or other raw
material, so provided bv such purchaser, shall
inure to the benefit Of said Iron Valley Furnace
Company, and be disposed of under the order
and direction of said Court; but said purchaser
shall have lien thereon prior to all Others for his
aptlt md ayD in ho M
ment and preparation of said wood ore and
otherraw material with interest thereon from ths
time of incurring the same. ..
Said premises are appraised as an entirety. at
the sum of Sixty-TwO Thousand and Fifty Dollaa
(S62050 00), and must bring two-thirds Of that
sum. - .... a.- nr ....El
Terms Of Sale-Cash
..a1 JOSEPH j. MCDOWELL, 10
Special Master Commissioner.
Nov. 20, 66-5w-pt S46.5O.
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DR.. A. l.. WOODS
EYE INFIRMARY.
WEBSTER. OHIO.

VTTHERE all Diseases of the Eve, SO common
w to this country at the present time-such as
Gnnulated Lids, (TRACmoMA,) Opacity OF the
Comea, (Which is a scum or film over the sight
together With various notifications Of both; which
all produce much pain andSweakness of vision,
and, sooner or later. partial or complete blindness.
All these diseases will be successfully treated at
moderate prices and where the patient is not ben
Gifted the charges will be promptly refunded.
Persons having very sore ewes, who have been
prescribed for by other Physicians without bene-
At are especially requested to call for treatment
Several such that had been quite blind from eight
TO twenty months, have had good sight restored
TO them under my treatment. Persons can con-
vince themselves of the truth of the above by re-
ferring by letter or otherwise, to any of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen. ..,....
REFEnKNCEs Es.-Dr A. l.. Norton, Portsmouth,
O., John Paul, Manager of Bloom Furnace, o.,
Joseph Arthur do, John I. jackson, Portland
o.; Rev. Dr. Prettyman, Athens OH. A. Sell.
jackson Y. H.. o.; John N. Erwin. Hamden, o.
All letters of inquiry should be addressed to
A. L. WOOD, NJ. D.
Webster.
April 19'66-1y p. B. ofM & C.RR Ohio.
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ANNUAL REPORT
TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS OF JACKSON CO., OHIO

The undersigned Commissioners of Jackson County in
compliance with Act entitled an "Act to amend Act
further to prescribe the duties of County Commissioners
passed APRIL 1885, and amended February 26 1851 passed
April l6 1861 herewith present their Annual Report of the
financial affairs OF the said County, for the year ending
August 81, 1866
The following statements will show in detail the Receipts
and Disbursements of the various amounts all of which is
respectfully submitted: ..----
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Amount paid W. K Hastings Prosecuting Attorney 382 o
=" Assisting Prosecuting Attorney .,....... 1876 o.
." j f. Ferree, Clerk of the Court 483 o.
" J. II Wilson, Sheriff ...........,...... 878 o
I" William II Wellington for arresting Isaac
Arnold charged with murder ................ 95 0
Amount paid Samuel Baker Auditor ....... 1887 2
g Expenses Of Duplicate Extra. ........ 100 o
Geo. w. Johnson Probate Judge. y..... n 1867 3
A. w. Long, Treasurer. ........., ks 2l0 9
" A.W. Long, fees on Duplicate. :. "A 1924 o.
." o. ]. NJ Martin, Recorder a" ~ R66 9
Joseph Rule, late Commissioner 80. &. .s..ts o.
AZ A. Sell Commissioner ..........,... 1856 o
I" -a Go w S Schefenger, Commissioner. 1858 !
g, I" T. L. Hughes, Commissioner ............- 1875 q
s. School Examiners ....... ............. ia 5
Petit Jurors . :. -. .,.,............... 815 8
Grand Jurors ....................... 3I3 1
Witnesses before Grand Jury ........... 1853 O
Witnesses before Court. .............. $50 8
Township 'rreasurers ................. 2l o.
Annual Election expense ). ............... 1854 s
Is "a Insanity eynense ............... 16s o.
{" Probate Court expense .,.............a 4o1 O
/" I" Inspection of the Treasury ........'' 4z
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Sheriff and Special Master Conn
missiOner's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson County, So
Jacob Calm, VS.. jeremiah Waggoner. ct al. ,
r.. First Order of Sale. -...
DURSUANT to the command of an order OF
i sale from the Court of Common Pleas Of
jackson county, Ohio, and to me directed as
Special Master Commissioner of said COurt, will
offer for sale at the door of the Court House, Tin
front of the Grafton Block,) in the town Of Jack.
son on ..f
Saturday, January S, 1867, sf
at one o'clock P. NJ of said day, the following
real estate, situated in the county of Jackson and
State of Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: The north half Of the northwest
quarter Of section No. (23) tweny.three township
No. (6) six, and Range No. Q9) nineteen, contain
ing eighty acres more or less. s .-t4
Valued at = $1,000 90. s
To be sold asgAe property OF. Jeremiah Wag.
goner, to satisfy Judgment IN favor of Jacob
Gahm. 4.a0r. -ar, ala sgA j,ir;-s-s., .,
Terms OF sale cash.
III-.l 80 JOS Fl. WILSON.
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner Court
Common Pleas e -At 5u3t2Qal
DUNCAN g. DuITadway attorneys for plaintiff.
Dec. g. 66-6w pf 50 60.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-12-27

Notice to Teachers.
FTVHE Board Of School Examiners of jackson.
Il county, meets at jackson on the. first Mon.
day in every month, and on the third Monday Ia
March, April, May, August, September q October,
80 BI0RDER OF THE BOARD 4
Noy, % 'aS-tf,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-07
WhOSt Prisoners /!

Read the item of intelligence be-
low. We presume the prisoners re-
ferrcd to arc soldiers of the late Con-
fcderate army. Should not the in
quiry be made, and means be con-
tributed from the South to enable
these poor fellows to return to their
homes or friends : 1t is pity they
should be abandoned by North and
South.
The Raleigh Sent'"c1 says there
are about sevcnty-fve prisoners on
Johnson's Island too sick to get away,
and that they arc without means of
travelling to their homes, even if we'll
enough, and the Government no long
cr furnishes transportation.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-07
Rev. Jas. /. ilerrick.

We see it stated that the Rev. Jas.
l.. Morrick, who recently died at South
Amherst, Massachusetts,, left a hand
some bequest to the Theological Semi
nary at Columbia, S. G.
We clip the above from an exchange.
The Rev. gentleman therein alluded
to will be remembered by the older
citizens of Winnsboro. His portrait,
we think, is in the possession of more
than one Zone we arc certain of) in this
town.