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Notice.
MAY I6 Oft

D ACIIEL GRAY, Of seott-town, in the county
III of Lawrence and State of Ohio, Is notified
that Lorlmor j. Gray did on the 9Th day of May,
A. D., 1867, nle mis- petition In the office of the
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas, within and
for the county of jackson and State OF Ohio,
charging the said Rachel Gray With Odultry, with
one Samuel N. Misner and asking that he may be
divorced from the said Rachel Gray, which peti.
tlon will stand for hearing At the next term OF
said Court. LOIRMORiJ. GRAY.
May 16, G7.- ew BY Roberts & Craig, his Attys
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rmURsDAY, JUNn 20, lsOa.
READING NATTER oN rItls rAGH, FURNISHED
BY T. |. HUGHES. Esq.
CFrom the New York observer.)


Iu the Isle OF Man, tue traveller wan
dering along the sea-shore, comes at
length upon an old grey ruined tower,
covered with ivy. He listens with
thrilling interest to remarkable histor-
ical Incident connected with it, which
has come down by tradition from the
past, and which can be Familiarity told
him even by the children In that
tower was hanged one who was regard
ed as perhaps the best governor the
island ever possessed. He had been
accused of treachery to the King, dur
ing the time of the civil wars, and re-
ceiyed sentence of death, lnterceSsion
was made for him, aada pardon was
sent; but that pardon fell into the
hands OF his bitter enemy, who kept it
locked up, and the governor was execu-
ted. His name is still held in honor,
and often may the pathetic ballad be
heard, sung in his memory to the mu-
sic Of the spinning wheel ug..
Every one can feel and appreciate the
baseness Of that passion by the indul-
gence of which life was sacrificed.
And yet the guilty man might perhaps
shield himself by the plea that he had
done nothing, and that he did not feel
bound to put himself to trouble in be-
half Of man he hated. But here was
a case where the retaining Of the par
don, or doing nothi1g to forward it to
its destination, was Que OF the highest
crimes which could be committed.
There was no dagger drawn. There
was no sword uplifed, There was no
overt act of violence committed, but yet
the result was as fatal as if there had
been.
And is there not grossly criminal
and inexcusabIe neglect on the part Of
multitndes that bear the Christian name,
in their failure to forward an expedite
Heavens message of pardon to guilty
perishing souls, that might believe and
live? That message is left in our hands
with directions to make it known in
"all the world" and "to every creature. +"
The responsibility of its publication is
thrown upon us. If we fail to meet
that responsibility, and if through our
criminal Indifference it does not reach
those, or any one of those whom it
might reach and cheer and save, who
shall measure the guilt Of our neglect,
or trace the sad consequences Of it in
the gloom and despair oflost souls 1t
will not answer to plead that we did
nothing. Our Golded arms will them
selves be our condemnation, Our very
defence will only be from our own lips
confession OF guilt
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SUREPILE CURE.
Proposed Jy Amendment to the
. Constitution.
ETAIF OF ONTO,
OrFfcE OF THE SECRETARY or STAT

OrFtcE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE.
/, WILLIAM HESRY SMITH Secretary of State
of the State of Ohio do hereby certify that the
following is true copy Of joint resolution pass
ed by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio,
on the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1867, taken from
the original rolls on file in this office
IN testimony whereof, | have hereunto
subscribed my name, and affixed the
rsEAL. Great Seal of the State of Ohio, at CO.
luIAbus, the 9Th dav Of April. A. D. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
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Sale of Real Estate,

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Jackson County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, on
Saturday, June 10th, 1867,
at O'Clock p. NJ, upon the premises, the follow
irg real estate situated In the county OF Jackson
and State of Ohio and bounded and described as
follows to-wit:
Commencing at stone on the southwest
corner of the southeast quarter and runs 5S rods
to Is degrees northeast hv east by the north side
of the road that leads from Oak Hill to Center
Vile then runs north to the east and west line Of
the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter;
thence west to the corner of said lot thence
south to the place of beginning all of that piece
except two acres ON the southwest of said lot
and by the north side of said road OF section 10,
township T. range IL, containing ~ acres"
To he sold subject to the dover of Catharine
Evans which has been set oil and assigned by
notes and bonds.
Appraised at 5000.
Terms of sale: One-half in hand, and one-half
In six months from the day Of sale, with interest |;
the payment to be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. WILLIAM HUGHES,
Adm'r of Evan j. Evans deed.
d. MACKLEY Atty.
MAY 30, 1S6T.--5w
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Notice.

ENLIZABETH CRAWFORD, Joseph Crawford,
AL Nancy Crawford and Catharine Crawford
of White county. Indana Simon Crawford, Of
Upton county, Indiana, and William Crawford,
whose place Of residence Is unknown, will take
notice that Elisha b, Greene Of the county of
SciotO aud State of Ohio did, on the 9TH day Of
April A. D.. 1867, file his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the county Of
jackson, and State Of Ohio, against the said
Elizabeth Crawford Joseph Crawford, Nancy
Crawford, Catharine Crawford, Simon Crawford,
William Crawford, and also Ephraim Crawford,
Samuel Crawford, HcrdmNn Crawford and Armi-
miu Crawford, defendants, setting forth that one
james Crawford, (nOw deceused) gave a mort
gage to said Elisha b, Greene, on the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section No.
ii, township g. range II, IN said jackson county,
To secure the payment OF S113,7I according to
certain prOmissurN notes referred to in said mort
gage, aud that said Elizabeth Crawford Joined in
said mortgage, and Is now the widow of said
James Crawford, and that the other defendants
a q the heirs nt law Ol snid James Crawford, de-
ceased Said petition asks for the sale Of said rea
estate to pay the amount due on said prOmissOry
notes ANA thU said defendants first named TO-
wit; Elizabeth Crawford, Joseph Crawford,
Nancy Crawford, Lalharlne Crawford, Simon
CIuWfurd aud William Crawford are notified that
they are required TO appear and answer said pc
ution, on OF before the third Saturday after the
| 21th day Of June next, being on the 18th day Of
| July next. ELISHA Is. GREENE.
May 15 '67-Gw. BY ID. Mackley, his Atty.
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A RESOLUTION

Relative to an amendment Of the Constitution,
providing for the extension Of the elective
franchise:
"Resolred, By the General Assembly Of the
State OF Ohio. three-Gfths Of the members elected
to each House agreeing thereto, that it be and is
hereby proposed 10 the electors of this State, to
vote at the next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection of the following amendment
as substitute for the first section Uf the fifth art-
Gle of the Constitution of this State, to-wtt :
Every male citizen Of the United States of the
age of tWenty-one Years who shall have been a
resident of the State one year next preceding the
election, and Of the county, township or ward in
which he resides such time as may beproyided by
law, except such persons rs have borne arms in
support Of any nsurrection or rebtliion against
the Government of the United States, or have fled
from their places of residence TO avoid being
drafted into tbs military service thereof, or have
deserted the military Or naval service OF said Gov
ernment IN time of war, and had not subsequently
been honorably discharged from the same, shall
have the qualifications Of an electo; and be enLl-
tied 10 vote ut all elections, s-a,
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
.---- ANDREW G. MCBUKNEY,-
raa.a President Of the Senate.
Passed April g. 1867. Iapr. s, 'G7--6n.l
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Notice to Teachers.
VNtIE Board of School Examiners of Jackson
Il county meets at Jackson onthe first Mon
day lnevery month, and on the third Monday In
March, Apti, MAY, August September y ~ October.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Nov 20 6s-u
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In presenting the claims Of this Western Com
l. panv, the Directors respectfully state that ev-
cry dollar paid in by the assured is invested in
home securities, and is intended to build and sus-
fat
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e7-tsTurn out. turn outl,' cried n
registering teamster TO some one he was
meeting, "turn out, or III serve you as
l did the other man" The stranger in
astonishment complied but when John
was nearly opposite, called to him with.
"Pray, sir, how did you serve the other
man e. 'sWhy sir, said whip, tipping
a wink, ~ told him to turn out, and be
wouldn't, SO turned out myself"
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&ctne 8lMtarmutb unO SIeibintbt
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@iropbpspboriaures Giien sSfatron bon
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MIebeeine rpenbet es III ben meen 6dHen rlpp en-
tet oamit bic beiten GrfoIse.
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WbiIipp g.. 2beSbalS, 2
8uds uno &uuit Sanoluns. 6
~ gonrtbous, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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8erHIiftiItes.

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Ser iBer alIe couftttufioaelIen Stagsu su'
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Oeitffcbe
3eiti1riftel fiir 1867.

Seit Sabrea babe i'd neben BEN Support seuts
d er Bh q er ineine Aumerffdmteit uro Ibdtigteit
benz i8esug nno Setriete oeut f9ers Be ttfdri f.,
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baben befn aud mir bert Bswets 9eiiefert, bab meme
i'd mid bferinit meine 9anOsleute sur seidagen Sub
fcription fir 1867 ein3uluben ibnen bic Berii9erung
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geftsben wtre, tyre Sufrfeeenbeit ~ erlangeu.
sd eebe nadtrdsIiep Elm Berse6nib Der bier garg
barilen 9eiifdriiteny bemerte iebo9,s 6ab ale u
5ellti1Ianb erf6einerben S1itfteH, 8i DER o.
Gtneinnati Din. Inn December tS G.
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Reffer ais Gcpaipbalfam

finb @rimautts Diattieo gapieIn U. b bic Nattieos
GIniprisuus. Sn perGIteteE Sdlea, mo ale anbere
bic glattcopreperationen Der sIdnsenbfte Grio9
siet. Or. 5eDra, Der berbmte Spesialit, penSet te
ter a: 1s Gt.,Pr'saRs I0;re pei iss
ouns eebra9t.
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Sr. Gelibaro's SeatIG aneritaniider
yar1ser : &aIenber

preis nur 254&9nts.
es iseteBter trIis aub siu,iae bsuti&s Earmers
QaIenber, Der u ben Der. SJaaten eri9eint. Or IL
fpst 90 fg bas tefrfnie nnb hit 9atereen hentidfx
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TrDtpu & ttttIs' !.
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400 Brnonle Ctr, Stem geff. )

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uriere eIesaisten 9idtos NIT iisuen Ssalsntm gen
foIaenhen StpIen, lenfen
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dMf Appretmr, 9anerbofngtsit, Me'i'leIt nne Smeia
beS Zones nidbt dbertrofen wetoen.
lie pier obet bei1riehenea Stple pe9relten al Die
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senneffee 8aiien6aus,
@farfemiIIe. x.enuesree

ga btefes Snitisut iett i'm no it, 70 t5nnea Stss
ieniatn, welete bic Auinahme pQn Baiieas &tnbern
mhnfhen. fd nit Dsrs " q. ghinfere, eoEreipohbis
bic nbthiaen 0efn4sfprruiafe ahe iehen auekrN
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9 9enmten hes Snltituts fur feiue atnAsr perants
critic ftnb, beren Eau ui9t ueEbef ucn Semen IN
rudgang gesDsen W. Rio fR
e la MeGriett Gemro, s,rsFbsas.
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Goebeu srjdien unb III bur6 ale SeitungSs unb
All besiehen:
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UruOefEeef 5 co.
V l1ia0stasEsiss 89lhIiH
Miatto 8crte
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Beltausfteuuus a6er bic beFen 5abritate aonSOns
Raris', 9eutf9Ian6s, Der Stahte 3eru 9crf, Rbtlas
Selptia, Baltimore une Boion; ebenio bic Solo<4Res
soiHe ami benz aaterftanii9en Snititut in q -
B0F 6aaf auf ieinanser fOIsenbsu SabFsn, -zs9
unfsre giaaos entbalten bas Sarfen 9sOuB ben
frdh,5af3en 9ampier ben perftdrtteu gaB, pole eis
ierue @ab1nen iinb ale mobernsn 8erbeFeruuseH. -
SeSes Snftrument auf filnf Sabre saarantirt anS
werOsn alIlfF@f ses germ s. o. % rome m
fabrtairt Der cine prattif9e or abrnng BON ber IS
sabrtn bat unb Der ber 1900 Eatios feIbft eemat
bat r1niere gortbeie bedbigeu uns, unfere 5abris
fate pom 10000 Dollars biaiesl ~ uertaafen aS ir
aenb cine anssre RaRrEf. y ms q ainI2 4
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Otbeter ga. o. BEE arias lR az s,pHY
As Niue NiAelien.
&eim 2cbertbratt mehr. %
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@eaen gussebrmma.

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pbospbo:igfdlrer Salflyrup.)
Gieies neue SeiImittel uirft aliseeseinet bel Gus
berculoie mad S6winbiaht, oeren sefdhrli9ere
Symphonic es ioiprt beieitigt.
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STATE ITEMS.

Thirty-six divorces were granted in
Wayne Countyi in thisState last year.
Capt. a. a. Rice, of Williamsport, Ind,
wasattacked while on his way home a
few nights ago. by some villain, who
almost succeeded in taking his life.
At Lafayette a few days since, an able
bodied man obtained five dollars from the
Ladies Benevolent Society of that place,
under plea that he was destitute of means
and wanted the money to buy coffin for
n dead child.
Prof. Hoss decides that under the school
law the German language may be taught
in the public schools of this State; an i'm
portant decision. y <.stis.
well executed five dollar counterfeit
greenback has made its appearance in this
State. 1t is one of the best yet put in cir
culation, and is dated March 10, 1862 In
the counterfeit the large figure in the
centre, touches the shading of the United
States;" in the genuine it does not.
An effort will be made to have the Legis-
lature locate the agricultural college at the
Shoals in Martin County.
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Familiar Readlng.

The second plank in the Ohio
Democratic platform recently adopted
denounces the Congressional plan of
reconstruction as revolutionary, and
concludes as follows:
That the people cannot, without loss of
their liberties, prosperity, and honor, sub
nit to such result; and, therefore, in the
hope that the warning will be needed, and
the danger to our institutions be peaceably
averted, do solemnly warn the advocates
of the plan that it will not be submitted to.
VALLANDIGHAM has repeated this
so often that it is quite probable he
believes it, but people of common
sense must be excused for regarding
it as stupid driveling.
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The house of kbner Hunter, near Cory
don, Indiana, with allits contents, was de-
stroyed a few days ago by fire.
ThesNew- Alba ny Ledger gives particu-
lars Ola foul murder which was commit
ted some days ago. 1t says:
About half mile from Clear Spring, a
small village in Jackson County, there re-
sided, quite alone, a woman named Maria
Cutter On the morning of Jan. LIST, gen.
tleman upon whose farm her house stood,
called at her residence. He was surprised
to find the door battered down, and other
evidences of lawlessness around the build
ing. Upon entering the house lae was shock
ed at the sight presented to his vtew& Upon
the bed lay Mrs. Cutter, stiff in death.
Upon her throat was plainly discoYerable
the finger marks of her murderers, show
ing that they had ehok ecR their victim 10
death. - = ~
The perpetrators of this horrible crime
took from the house about 500 in specie
and greenbac ks and a large lot of silver
ware The scoundrels have not as yet been
arrested.
The sale of the Sinking Fund building, at
Indianapolis, has been postponed till the
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