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TRANSFERS or REAL EsrATE.-The
following are the transfers Of Real Estate, filed In
the Recorders Office for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished by John NJ.
Martin, Esq, County Recorder:
Mott ingham Claar and wife to Joseph RadcliG.
Lot No. 40 in Daniel IIolfman's I'd Addition TO
the town Of Jackson on..........,,... S275
John 7. Jones and Wife TO Robert II. Jones. Lot
No. n IN John T. Jones Addition to the town
OF fortland .:...:.................S2 e. 900
Samuel Crabtree and Wife 10 Free win Baptist
Church. Land in section 81, in Scioto Tp. 81
John Stevenson and Wife TO II. s. Bundy. Part
Of the lands of the late p. s. Shearer, in Milton
Sheriff Wilson to John Canter. 30 acres in sec.
ton 10, In Hamilton TIP. Cease Of French Car
ter VS.. David JaycOx.) ).............,. $3.50
Andrew Warren and Wife to John Roach. AZ
acres in section 32, in Madison Tp. 49,. 81 900
Allison j. Kinnison and Wife to Henry Hughes.
80 acres In section rs in Scioto Tp. 81. 900
Lewis Morgan and Others to Isaac Evans. 3
acres adjoining Oak Hill. Glands of the late
Thomas Lewis }. 800
John Johnston and Wife to VIM. Johnston.
Quit claim TO lands of lac George Johnston.
II acres in section "a in Madison To. and two
lots adjoining the town of Portland $500
Abraham Keller and Wife TO Wm. See 40 acres
in section l, in Madison $500
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StraYed OF Stolen.

FROM the subscriber. on or about the 4th day
of June, 1867, LARGE BLACK MARE about
fifteen hands high blind in the right eye, marked
from the effect of poison from the eyes down to
the jaws, little sway lacked, right hind leg
sOmewh at larger than the left, caused by inter
fering not shod. lushy tail.
Any one knowing of the whereabouts of said
animal will confer favor on the the undersigned
by leaving word at f. Clark & Cos Store in
jackson, and will be suitably rewarded.
June 13. GEORGE BURNS.
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A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
fecta ofyoutlful indiscretion, will, for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Mays 'G7-y AZ Cedar st., n. Y.
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DIED.

June 3, 1867, at Winchester, in this county. OF
heart disease, John Dickson, aged ~ years.
Mr.. Dickson was q son Of the late J. W. Dieka.
son, for some years Coroner Of this county.
Mr.. Dickson was young man Of excellent
character, and respected by all. lie was, at the
time of his death, and had long been, one of our
subscribers. lie eeayes many relatives and friends
to mourn his sudden DEATH
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The following new advertisement
will be found in the sTANDARp this week:
Eg-Clothing- Nathan.
E9rPlaning Mil and Lumber-D. Mcintyre.
E9TLumber-M. Reasoner
ESJ-Tin Ware &c-C Graham.
EgLetter List. r. Mathews, P. NJ.
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Now flaming up the heavens, the potent sun
Melts into llmpid air the high rais'd clouds,
In party-color'd hands till wide unveiled
The face Of nature shines, from where earth
seems.
Far stretchd around, to meet the bending sphere -
That is Thompson, talking about a
summer morning. We have not read the "sea-
sons" through for many years, and now forget
whether anything is said therein about the Drug
Store Of Reed, Curtiss & Co., of Portsmouth.
No matter. That establishment is still in full
blast and, like ''Thompson's Seasons" has some
thing appropriate for all times of the year.
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FREE LECTURE.

DIR CHAs. De MEDIoI, the European Physician
and Traveller will deliver lecture of practical
benefit to the people, at the Court Room, in Jack
son, this Wednesday evening, June 12 Sufferers
from any disease who have given up hope of re-
covery, especially invited. The DR.. can be con-
suited, free Of charge, at the Isham House.
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MEDICAL NorIoE.-Dr. Z. Cone ma

be consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Mondays,
May 13 June II July "; August rs; Septem-
ber 80; November 4.
In JACKSON, at the IshOm House, on Tuesdays,
May "A June IS July %; August q October
1 November D.
All sick persons would do well to consult DIR.
Cone as he charges nothing for consultation; and
his success in this community during five years
practice, is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
Of all varieties Of diseases. But do not defer your
application until your diseast- 'nc' able
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Mr.. HICKMAN, one-armed soldier,
gave an elocutionary entertainment at Dickson S
Hall on Monday night. 1t was not so well at
tended as it should have been. Mr.. Hickman
performs his part well. He is young man of
talent, and deserves patronage.
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I. T. Monahan.

NoucE.-If you want School Books,
Novels, Toys or Miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
Notions Papers or Magazines, you will find them
at I. T. MONAHAN'S Book & Drug Store.
If you want Drugs, Patent Medicines, Dye
stulfs, Glass, Lamps, Pictures Or Frames, Paints
and Oils, l. 7. MONAHAN can supply you with
the very best quality.
If you want Physician that can perform any
operation in Surgery, and whose success in the
practice of Medicine far excels the success of the
old fogies that think there is no medicine but
Calomel, DIR. l. T. MONAHAN is the man.
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TIN SHOP. See advertisement of G.
Graham. Mr.. Graham is a sober, honest. indus
trious mechanic, just such man as is blessing
to himself and the community in which he re-
Sides He has engaged Mr.. Milton Rcasoner u
young man of good business capacity, and all
who patronize this house may rely upon being
honestly and fairly dealt with. Give them call.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. There will
be given grand Strawberry Festival at the Court
Room in Jackson, on Friday evening, June 18th,
for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church.
No effort will be spared to make this one of the
grandest affairs of the kind ever held in jackson.
All are cordially invited to attend.
By the Committee.
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CHEAPEST. D. Meacham, success

CHEAPEST. E. D. Meacham, success
sor to A. j. Montgold, is now selling groceries
and provisions cheaper than any other house in
town. This is no puff, or joke. We have been
there and seen for ourself.
Whether Lge can stand it or not Is not our
business. We can stand 1t If he can. He sells a
fair article of sugar at 121S cents, and other gro
ceries in proportion.
His store is on Broadway, just below Nathan's
famous Sign of the Three Red Posts.
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Sale Of Real Estate,

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of jackson County, Ohio, l will offer for sale at
public auction, on
Saturday, June 29th, 1867,
at O'Clock P. NJ, upon the premises, the follow
ing 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 Go degrees northeast by 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 49,
township Z, range II, containing 20 acres"
To be sold subject to the dover of Catharine
Evans, which has been set of and assigned by
notes and bonds.
Appraised at 5000.
Terms of sale: 0ne-half in hand and one-haf
in six months from the day Of sale, with interest ;
the payment to be secured by n mortgage on the
premises sold. WILLIAM HUGHES,
Admir- of Evan j. Evans decd.
d. MACKLEY Atty.
MAY 30, 67-5W
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LITERARY NoTICEs. The following
works have been received during the past week
Peterson's Magazine for July; Ohio Educational
Monthly for June. This Magazine we have spo-
ken of heretofore 1t seems to us that all teac h.
ers especially should have it. Published by E. E
White, Columbus, Ohio. $3.50 per year.
The Youths Eclectic, VOL !, No. 1 is received.
1t is publication designed for the young, and
presents good appearance, both editorally and
! geographically. Published by G. F. Kimball,
Beeville, Ill., at 75 cents per year, Or in clubs Of
20, 40 cents each.
The Scientific Journal is regularly received. 1t
is q good publication. Published at Philadelphia
by dEpineuil g. Reed, at So per annum.
The Working Farmer is a useful publication,
and just suits us. Published by VIM. L. Allison
& Co., New York, at 81 per year, with less rates
for clubs.
The Farmers Register for June is as well filled
as ever Aneat thing, D. Heston, Philadelphia,
fifty cents per year.
The Farm and Firesde for June is very inter-
csting. j. Payne Lowe Publisher, New York
81 per year.
The Nursery, good child's Magazine, is pub
lished by Fanny P. Seavems, Boston, at II 50 pei
year.
American AgriculturiSt for June is as good a!
ever. ALWAYS well filled, and finely Illustrated.
Orange Judd & Co., New York, S1jO per year.
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MARRIED..

On the Both diy Of May, 1867, by D. w. Win
Tough Esq, at his residence in Jackson Mr.. JouS
NJ. CAUGnEY and Miss MARY N. STEWART.
On the 9Th inst, by The same, at Diamond Fur
mace at the residence Of the brides father, NJ.
GEORGE LYScm and Miss SARAH j. FAEEAE.
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THE Hoe LAw.-Last Thursday ther

HE TUG LAW.-IldSI HUTbuay I1GTU
were two petitions presented to the County Com
missioners, numerously signed, one asking the
Commissioners to grant general permit to all
owners of stock to let the same run at large, and
the other asking the Commissioners to leave the
matter to the Trustees of each township. Mr..
Roberts and Mr.. sOylor made speeches in favor of
letting stock run at large and Mr.. Trlpp and Mr..
ROdcif in opposition.
The Commissioners decided to take no action,
and thus leave the law in force. The township
Trustees can issue special permits to let certain
stock run at large, in their respective townshi ps
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The Healing POD.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HowGrd association reports, for YOUNG MEN,
on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS,
ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the man.
ly powers, and create impediments to MAR
RIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address DIR.
j. SKILLIN HoUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelp ia, Pa. June 6, 'G7-y
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The Head Of o Comet.

rible by its
"Horrid HAIR"
and there are thousands of fiery human heads
which might be rendered charming by simply
changing their tint to mellow brown, or a per-
fectly natural black with
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
1t is ridiculous to carry into society grey, sandy
or carrOtty head, wnen five minutes would render
ii as attractive as Nature could have made it in
her happiest mood.
Manufactured by j. CRISTAD0RO, Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers.
May 28.-1m
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AGRcULrURAL SocIErY.-The Jack

AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-The Jack
son county Agricultural Society met at the Court
Room on last Saturday, and elected the following
officers: President, Green Thompson; Vice
President, Peter Bum; Secretary, j. a. Sell
Treasurer, VIM B. Steele. Managers, W. s.
Schellenger, Jacob Dickson, Joseph Aten, Jacob
Miller, John Plummer, James johnson, William
II. Stephenson. The time for holding the Coun.
ty Fair was fixed for Thursday and Friday, Octo-
ber Sd and 4th
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THE PEoPLEs VERDICT. No one
need suffer with the Piles. W. W. Bebee, farm
err near Kalamazoo, Mich, says 'Nfter suffering
intensely with the Piles for thirty years, one bot
tic of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy cured me. C..
L. Glass, GAINESVILLE, Wis, says one bottle cured
him and his brother. A. II. Rose Postmaster
Peru, o., SAYS it cured him in a few days.
Nov IN to
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MULNERr.-Mrs. Du Hallway has
received another large supply of millinery goods,
OF the latest styles, which she will sell on reaso n
able terms. Everything in her line Of trade kept
always on hand. Work done to order, and re-
pairing done. Room just below the New Court
House
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Administrators Sale of Real
FiSta +a


N pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
n Of Jackson county Ohio, l will offer for
sale at public auction, on
Saturday, July G, A. D., 1867,
at 2 O'Clock, ?. NJ, upon the premises the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in the coun-
ty of Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wt:
Being part Of the cast half of the SOUTH
west quarter of section 10, township z, range II,
beginning 16 feet from the northwest corner of
lot No. 10 in Reeds addition to the town of Oak
Hill, thence running north with the State road II
rods and l3 feet; thence east rods; thence south
Il rods and ID feet to within Is feet OF the north
east corner of said lot No 1j thence to the place
of beginning. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of sale-One half cash in hand on the
day of SALE and the other half in six months
thereafter. Deferred payment to bear interest
from day of sale, and to be secured by mortgage
ON the premises sold.
JAMES LOCKE.
Administrator of John V. Locke, deceased.
D. Mackley, Atty.
June 'G7-5W-Df-5o 90
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FoR SALE.-A few desirable building
lots, fronting on South Street, may be had on fa-
vorable terms. For particulars inquire of T, B.
Dickson or the subscriber.
MAY 80, 18G7.-tf e. f. FORD.
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IT is pleasant to recommend a really

IT is pleasant to recommend a really
meritorious article, hence we ask those suffering
from Dyspepsia, Nervousness Or Debility, to try
DR.. strickand's Tonic. DR.. f. NJ. Sans ordered
"a worth for j. @. Hays, Decatur, Ala. L. Hart,
New York City, says ''lt cured me; where can
get it for my friends2" Thus they write from all
quarters. May 8O.-1ml
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"With spiders had friendship made,
And watched them in their sullen trade,
Had seen the mice by moonlight play,
And whv should feel leRa than thew ~

And why should feel less than theyi'
THE above is the language put into
the mouth of the Prisoner of Chillon by Byron,
and 1t is peculiarly applicable to those old fogies
Of jackson who attempt to carry on business
without advertising. They have held cOmpan-
ionship with spiders, mice and bats, until like
Byrons Prisoner, they become to love solitude,
and would heave sigh if they should see a GUS
toner come In.
Not so with Orange Furnace Store. There are
no cObwebs on their goods They do not keep
them long enough for that. Their goods are re-
newed almost daily old ones being sold, and
their places supplied by new ones.
Call and see if this be not true. One door be-
low the Bank, on Main Street.
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J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyI
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N. DOwNEY, gunsmith, corner of
Church and Pearl Streets has made US present
ofa charger for our squirrel gun. Mr.. Downey
is a clever gentleman, and good gunsmith.
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SILK SACKS. Mrs. Du Hallway wish
es us to say that in addition to the other articles
kept for sale by her, she keeps on hand silk sacks
of the latest styles and best quality.
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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If "James Delay" will call in person,
at this Office, he will hear something that may be
of great benefit to him in the future.
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THE foundation of the Court House
is completed, and the brick work is proceeding
rapidly.
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GIRLS WANTED. Mrs. Du Hallway
wishes to employ twelve Or fifteen girls to learn
the millinery business. Terms made known on
application.
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THERE has been choir organized at
the NJ. P. Church in this place. Itnow furnishes
good music. Why not organize choir at the NJ
L. Church.
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We have an interesting letter from
Esq. Mccoy, which we are compelled to let go
over until next week, for want of room.
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CHERRIES WANTED.-We want ten
gallons of good ripe cherries. Call at this office,
or at our residence If
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Notice.

Notice.
TNHE undersigned has been appointed Execu-
Il trix Of the last will and testament of Noah
b. Nookes, late of jackson county, Ohio, decd.
MARTHA ANN NOoKES.
June 6, ,G7-3w.
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THE New Baptist Church on Broad
way will be commenced this week.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK at the Ohio
University, at Athens, will begin on Friday, (To.
morrow and will no doubt be highly interesting.
Let oil who can, go from this county. The ex-
ercses will continue until Wednesday Of next
week
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THE following are the proceedings il

ending on Saturday last
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
John 7. James and Margaret E. Griffiths.
Evan e. Evans and Mary NJ. Edwards.
Jonathan d. Lloyd and Nancy j. Davis.
George Lynch and Sarah j. Farrar.
Timothy j. Evans and Ella Jones.
David Dull and Mary G. Rockingbaugh.
John Jenkins and Emma Masters.
Order of distribution, and adjustment of Leins
in James Farrar's estate.
Order Of appraisement and sale in the estate of
DR.. Salman deceased.
One inventory and one account filed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,-All per-
sons indebted TO the firm of Sutherland & Steele
are notified to make satisfactory settlement inside
of ten days. J. NJ. STEELE & co.
June 49, '61-2t
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CHARGES

Obstetrica cases in town or not exceeding
five miles, 50 90
Surgical operations according to circumstances.
Office on Main Street, Third Door below Orange
Furnace Store.
Anril 25 1S67-Bm
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CoUNrY COMMISSIONERS PnocEEDTNGs

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
The Commissioners of jackson county met
May %, 1867, and allowed the following:
l. T. Monohan publishing in Jackson Times,
contract for foundation Of Court House, $3.50.
Authorizing Auditor TO draw his warrant in IA
vOr of the holders of veteran volunteer bonds, is
sued to soldiers credited to the county at large.
At meeting May 80th, an order was allowed
to B. f. Swanson on foundation of Court House
for $500.
Auditor allowed for postage stamps, express
and drayage on documents, and indexes, $3.50
j. D. Clare, repairing on road and bridge in
Madison township, $50.
At the regular session, commencing June 0,
1867, the following bills were allowed:
Robert g. Ford allowed for keeping idiot son,
$5O
W. X. Hastings, atty, fee in case of Mackley
and Walden VS.. Commissioners SO.
Milton Sullivan, repairing bridges in Wash
ington township, $50.
r. Mason, lumber and repairing bridge, $11. 80
J. IL. G. Cobb lumber and repairing bridge,
SLIGO.
VIM. s. Baker, 85 nights guarding Treasurer's
office, $40
@. Elliott, cleaning and white washing JAIL
stanage, Saunders & Co., stationery for Clerks
Office, SIS 13
Stationery for Recorders office, s24.
Republic Printing Co., for envelopes for Clerk S
Office $11 90.
Republic Printing Co., stationery for Auditors
office, $40
Republic Printing Co., envelopes, $7.75.
Same for Book for Auditor, $500.
Same for index, $500.
Stanage Saunders u Co., stationery, including
ink, pens &C., S23.4O.
Robert Clarke & Co., Assessors Blanks, and
Militia Blanks, 5000.
d. Macklcy, printing, advertising &C., $1ij. 20
L. A. Atkinson, Auditor, $3.50.
j. w. Longbon, Probate Judge, Law Books,
stationery, printing &c, 52215.
$9.25
David Lewis, same, s1l.25.
Sutherland Il Steele, oil, brooms, soap &c.
81 90.
j. f. Steele, oil and combs, 20 cents.
j. IL. Wilson, Sheriff., stamps, broom and pos
ters. 54.8O.
j. H. Wilson, Sheriff, sundry expenses as Jail
er, $71.45.
John Chestnut, rent of Court Room, $40.
Z. B. Greene & Co., repairing bridge on Little
Raccoon, $110.
James Mayhew, balance on bridge in Hamilton
township, $40.
Republic Printing Co., paper, "a.
L. NJ. Patterson, Civil Docket for Probate
Judge, $3.50.
Elmer Golden, shovels and nails, 1926.
j. NJ. Martin, Recorder, stationery and express
charges, $40
Republic Printing Co., paper SO.
Pickrel u Co., air CRATES for New Court House,
$1515.
G. w. Poor repairing bridge in Bloomfield
township $40.
A. w. Long, Inspections of the Treasury, $33.
l.. A. Atkinson, Auditor, Inspecting Treasury
and telegraphing, S5.58
B. f. Swanson, additional on foundation of
Court House, $500.
d. w. Winfough, ]. p, costs in sundry crlmi-
nal cases. $49.45.
W. s. Schellcnger, Commissioner, $S1.OO
1905
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There was much other business transacted, in
reference to roads, &c. which is only of local in.
tereSt.
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]. w. Longbon, Probate Judge, presented a
bill for $273.64 for making up records, formerly
omitted. Referred to Auditor for his action.
Ordered that the Clerk make an index to rec
ords Of District Court.
The Sheriff was allowed fifty cents per day for
boarding prisoners.
The following is the annual levy:
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List Of Letters

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT JACKSON C. IT,.
ONO, JUNE !, 1867
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Errors of Youth.

Mar Q. 18G7.-1y
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SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER

VLWHW VUWHEITVW FUWWLW =!
Has the largest sale OF any Horse and Cattle Msdisia
h this country 1t is composed Of herbs and roota sd
r mildHess, safety certainty aud thoTougAness staa
lrc-emlnontly at the head Of the list Of Horts a1
CAttLs Medicines. I,
It carries on all gross humors prevents horses so
becoming sth OF founderlng pures the blood losssa
the skin, and gives II smooth and glossy apRsaFaaaA
esansOs the water and strengthens every part sf ~
body IL Is also safO and certain remedy for seNe9
aDd colds, which generate 50 many fatal dlseassA