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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
IN BANKRUPTCY.

(SSs migb hermit bcannnt gemacbt, nai am
MS. Nebruar 1868 elm 8arrant in Bantrrptcs
sss.a bas gerni5gen uon Gfap Sob erts pon
uor6 lift peIer auf ietne egene 9etttio1 bin fir
bancroft ertdrt worSen t baB aio bic 3abInng bon
S9uIben unb neberlteferuns pom Gisentbnnt, weldes
bancroft Children geb5rt, an ibn ober sn feis
@ebrslt9 unb bic nebertragung pom irgenb ene1n
gigentbum bird bn seieRIi9 perbeten in6; oaB cine
8eriamm ing DON ben 9ldubigern bes genannten fir
6anfefott Srfldrten, ur ibre Torbtrun9en III prfen
unb cine ooer ntebrere Mifenees ieines @ernBeens
gu erpdbIer, am it. MGr5 1868 I'm f21S 1br gamit.
tags als elm Court of Bankruptcy in Der Office bes
8egters IN Bankruptcy ;u Nafbpine, Sennefiee, No
S2k Gburob Gtrabe, nor !Serrn NLeranoer 8.
Brat Iep, &:s ter, gebalten wereen iou.
g. u. GIascpd,
feb2) 2m Ser. ct. Maridaa, MefIenser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02

Der Same Der @eieuf9aft if Der obeu anseaebens.
Ser getrag Ses GcpitaIs lit. 500 600 90
Der Betrag ibres e.nsesabIten Capital
Gtods III. s............-.. 100O 900 90
9ie Acsipd Der 9efeHfbaft fnb: IS BIZ
Bnar on Sanb in Der Bant nuo in ben
SGneen on Mgenien Anb MMbereu. s. 1893 80
unbeafteteB @runbeigentbum .-..... 1900 70
beffst... 4. 2ss,sso9s
NuBenitGnbe Der geieuf9aft, hurd5 Mort<
gage aefitbert .........-..., 1880 90
Nnoeripeitig gefherte AuBen ft6n6e.. 231,S1 90
MuBenitan6e fir Hrdmien ......a..... $50 SIS Is
Mue afIbersn Sid erbeiten. =. 4 sol, 026 IS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
$3,o7,s53 80
8erbinbIi6feiten.

Der getrag pon DISQUALIFICATION fGnig
ober nicbl fduis 8antsia 90 asoere
GtQuptger
gerIuite bertbtiat unb fdIi4........... ......
Berufte beridbtigt tnb nidbt fduig $1,000 90
@erIuite unberi6tlgts ...-...
IoeiIe ,uartenb ............'-....... 100000
ale dbrisen Sorbernngen an bic gefeuz
f9aft.. .,................ 1867 "a
= 9erbinoIidfeiten total. $t21 .667 "a
Der b56fe 8etras in elmer gerF6 sruns 5 5000 90
6. q, gtanton, prdftOent pro TEN.
a SEQ. o. Gnifffn. 9etretdr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
Sefallntmdd)unQ.

Y
Our 8eibrinsung bon Nadlpeiien.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
GS.s pirs biercurd befaunt semad9t. oaf
" <. g. Wc Ebirter, Ebomas 9drbn, Sames 2engi=
nett STA Sem, MooIpb 2eup. 8rigas u. &oberts,
Baria 9epp, ". 8. Blum unb Sobn Gba6pel non
OapbIon Gonntp, Eentteee, In Der Office bes Gers
oieer Court ibre Bettionen UNI GntIaitilng eingez
braebt babe nb baB be Court barruf persrbnet bat
baB SieieIben
am IA. Wdrs 1868
nm 9, az, 10, 10, IL, 111s 1lbr gormittaes ~ tlbr
Mttt ss, unD 81 1br Ea9mittags rep. in Der Office
oes &eeifters, 9to. 821 @burd StraBe, Hoibpile,
Tenn, aitseb5rt werbsn fOlen unb baB nue 8 ius
bigger, iueld5e ibre 6orberangen na5senieien boben
nnb anbere babel betbeiIgte Yerionen gu 9enannter
2eit unb an genannter SteHe gu erfdIeinen nnb na<
suIpeiien baben, aus peI9em @rnnbe, wenn FOLDER
uorbanben, genannte Yettioneu ri6bt geudbrt mers
ben outen llnb baB bic apeits uns brittle 8niammenr
funft Der 9Idubger 81 genannter Seit u an 9e<
Aannter Gteue itattfinben fonen. 81
g. 81. Campbell,
GIert ber Ser. etaaten Dtftritt Court,
ieb24 3mS RftteI Difritt DON Sennefiee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
Stfanntma(6nllQ.

-c&n SoIse eirer an mid Seriebteten Serorb,
NSnung 6es Gountp Count BON 9apioion Gonntn,
erIafien I'M ebruarz Terntin 1868 oiefes Courts auf
Aniu6eu hes Boards Der 9ireftoren Der EenneTiee
unO gaeiftc Gtienbabn Gefeuf6aft unS in EoIse Der
fir folde petfaBten urb porgefehenen Stututen,
perbe Id, iownbI t ieIbff nIs Seputirte in ben pers
i9tebeuen Bablb e5irten i'm genannten Counts ar1
GOnnabenb, BEN z. Mdr3 1868
cine gobl erSifren unb obbaIten gum 8wed Der gers
aepiferuns, OBJ cine weaiordt Der 8dbler etaann en-
Gcuntp's cine @ubfcription Geitrls peHannten
GOuntp's BON 100000 By BEN GaPttal StoG
nnnnter Tennefiee un6 Ractfc Giienbubns eieas
f6oft in Coupon G9uIsf9einen senannten Goun
tp's biaist, ober mtSbigigt- elm 0rittbeL sabIbar
mad @erlauf pom fiinfaebn Sahren, elm SrittbeiI
mad srpansis Sn5ren nnD bus iibrise Srtt5etI iia@
fanfunbspanaie Sabren pom Datum tbrer @ussabe
sere9nef, rpelbe feds pro Gent Sinien trasen, bic
baIbIdbrlt5 anssusaben ftne; bel weIder @a5I bies
fenisen 8dbIer. weI9e iH Gunften Der SnbicriptiDn
fito auf ihre 9iets bic ggorte tfor subscription
nnb Sieienisen, pel5e gesen bic Subfcripien finb.
bic Borte "no subscription gu fesen baben.
6. 6. RafterfOn,
S5erifT pon Dauisfon Gountn.
feb5 bb IS ftsP g Staat Eennefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
Cffsielle 9in3et8e,1.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

fNss Spirn biermif befannf gemacbt. naa am
VIE Tebruar 1868 Elm gSdrrant IN 8onfrrpfcp
sesen bas Ber,n6gen por 90 orrt8 Morganit trn
BON Naftpile, . pioion County i'm Staaie Senneiiee
erIafien morben it, rneIder Guf feline eieene getitpn
bin fir barterott erf6rt Dorben lift, baB 6lio bic
5abIung pom S9uIben itnb notwithstanding pon
Giaentbum, weI1es benz bancroft @rfIGrten gebDrt,
an i'm ober ;n feinem gebran unb bic l1ebertragune
uo iraenS einem @iger tbnm 6ur9 ibn gel SLID per'
bofen finb; bos cine Beriammlung pm ben @liIbis
germ bes genanuten fir banferett Grtldrten, nm ibrs
5ofberuneen su prifen are eiiien Der mebrers
Aifignees ieines 8erm6genS ;u errdblen, am 10
Rdrs 1868 nm 81 t1br 4a fntittags als Elm Court o.
Bankruptcy iii Der Office bes Regers tn Bankruptcy
~ 9aibpile, Eenneiiee, 0o. 82K gbnr9 Strabe, pol
9errn MIeranber 8. BrabIep, Regtfter, gebal'
ten uereen fol.
g. 81. 0la8crd,
feb27 Pm Q. ct. Wsari6au, ReKenser.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
In BANKRUPTCY.

kEsS uirn bterInit betannt gema6bt, fae am
S19. 6ebruar 1868 Elm ggdtrdnt of Bankruptcy
glafbpins, DapiSion @ountp i'm Staate Gems
nefiee erlaen morhen "a, tnef@er auf feline egene
Vettion bin fir banferptt erfIdrt rsorben t bub ao
bic 3abIung pom ShuIben un6 neberIiefelung Don
Gigentbum, rpeies benz banferott GrtIdrten seb5rt,
an fbn ober su einen @ebron9 unb bic uebertragnng
non irgeno enem Gigentbhm burtb i'm geitsIiG pers
botei ftnb; baS cine BeriammlYng pom ben @I6ubi>
germ bes eenannten fir banferott GrtGrten, nm iein
5oroerun9en gu Diifen NIB einen Dbsr mebrere r.
g s letnes Serm99ens 5n erwa9len, am TO- ptdrs
rIptep in Der Office 6ea Reaiiters in Bantruptcr il
9afbuile. Eenneiiee. 30. 821S 9bur9 Strabe, Dor
9errn aIeranber 9. 8rabIep, Reei .er, ses
baIten rueroen ioa.
6. u. @IaScpa.
feb2S PM ger.aEt. sRarihaH Nei5enger.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
glitteI Oiiarift bon senneifee.

Wllltel NtFrtft bon EettilelIee.
0fn VIE. Die Is aiisebt; Der itnters idtaete
n.atbt hermit bstamnt oab e sum Misnee pom
Staat q nHeiIee, innerhat cbeneenannttn Dilirt4s
eriannt porben IT. fpe1er auf feline etaene petition
bin bhr6 ben 9irttt Court getatuten GIftffis bats
terott ertI6rt rporben TT.
". @arr, Miiienee,
JAMS 3mm Office 6S11 Gehar strass.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02

= 8oAb. Marcus 8. gSarb bon
Stem SerieD bat Die &eiolution Ser
aesisIatur, neI6e Die Qualification bes
IA. 9lmsneements CUR Sfationals
Gonititution piOerruft, nit 1einem
@eto beleet uuo Daburd ben Staat Dor
elmer befdimpfenOen SanbIuns be.
iuobrt. SIT es fdon fdIimm eenua,
in esDptil@er SSiniternib leben 81
mii1Ien, 70 lit es nod melt f6limmer,
in bisielbe 3uriiG gu fallen. Sener
@erfu9 Ser 9esisIatur miro tets elm
9idt auf 8opf uno Sers oer<
ielben perfen. 9ieicr 9eiesgebenbe
S0rper tbate better, Die gefammten
8efebbIder elmer Der Dor 400 Sabren
in europa Be tanbenen Monardie bel
fi9 etnsufiibren unb Die Sitten uno
@ebrdu6e oes MfittelaIters ansus
nebmen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
Gffjielle 9ln3eieem.
SefQnnfma(f)umg.

Gitp MRarfbaPs Office,
RafbuiIIe, Ienn. ben 10. 5ebrnar 1861
Die Mnfmerfiamfeit Der geFser pon 0raps, Barren,
hagen nno Metbfuti6en rirb anf folgenben AuS3ng
aus ben ftGbtiIdbeti 3epenue, Seiesen eeleeft:
s3S Gcffo1. IS pir5 ais gfi9t Der 8efiser uon
Dr1ps, 4arrea, g8asen inb 0ttetbfutf9en erflart,
baB fe mean fie tbre 2icens basu dusgeupmmen
oarau anbrineen; perfeblt. ioldes 81 tbnn, fol
fir 6iefe gefebperIes nit elmer Strnfe pon tnf
Dollars fir ieben Sas no CT es uerna9ldiiigt bat,
belle t rperben.
gie 8eftimiruneer bieissp geieses rperben gus
tInf ie itren9 ourA9efiibrt perben.
Spbn Gbumblep,
febf 3m 6tabt= gfaribal.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
Der. 9taateir oon aImerifa.

y Scr. Gf11ten Don xlnuertfds I &c
Gtaat Stem Yort, Gtabt uuS GcuntD Rem 9ort.i %
2nnb uns gu pieft fef hermit bas beIte am finfs
bspansigfen SanMar a5fse in bnnbert nnD abt uno
fesg por rfir, Gbpiit g. @pren, einem in Der Stobt
Rew Ycif wobnbaften, ge15rig beitaIlten nn6 bnrA
ben Staat 6en1efiee qgaIiitiirten GCmniifpner, UNI
Deebs u. {. 70. anertennen gu lafien weI9e in bsms
feIben sum @ebrau tpinfnen ober eebrandbt perSen,
bent pro TEN unb SEQ. s. Sntfn, Gefretdr, pon Der
QniderboGer 2.bens Gelidberungs Geienf6aft su
rhtiser iiS getreuer sa6weis Der C5eidfte eeRann=
ter nap ihrsm beiten Miiien uub Gafiir<
baIten lift. - pA12f H8 t3Ft $50
8um Sepsnis Defien babe Id 9ei,s nnterF9 dsben
L. 8. uuo NIT lneinem SiegeI ueriebef am
Rnnnten Gage uno Sabre. =
ga Gcwin g. Sores. Jun.
y eGommiffouer fir ben Staat EenneTfee,
4. fA.so 5 Office SO. 81 Bauitrases Rew gort.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
e.s.,.y 49, Gfaat 9enneffee,
GompfrnIIeris Office. MnfhniiIe 10 Gfhriier 1853

=. ss5...y yssssss Sfdat Genneffee,
@nmptroHer's Office, Naibpille, IL. Stbniar 1885,
SO, @. %. 8Iadbnrn,a gomrtrpner hes SGases,
befbetuige biermt, boE Die &niderboder 2ebenSpetS
iierniiesz So Rem 9nrf i'm Staat Rem
porf anidifig, mir bifirei9eube @ametuns 9elefert
9a se iars Sr SS Ne a EN-
Eennefiee auferlestyn MnforSerungei ua1gefommen
IT uno ferner bei9ei,iiss i'd. has g. 3D. Sgariins, d.
fObe sale surtb bic Sfaatsgefese eeiieGten Nnfors
bernngen nobgefpmmen 1T; IuesbeIb senarute
aniderbodr 2ebeuS. BeriierungsE @eieAI@ DAFT autos
rifirt if 8erii1eriingen ,unepmeft uHb oas Bers
f&erangss @si@aft ii Sieism etdote gu betreiben.
s9S8 45gg4sa m O. 9B. 8laefburn,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21
From the ST. James Magazine.
NOTES
FROM AN OLD MAIDS DIARY.
En TwO H'aFts.
El. T'wo Parts.


"What contradictions you women
are !" said my cousin, as soon as Mr..
Raven was reallygone, and | then went
off into Il bystelical fit, sobbing and
gaspng out, ''what a dreadful business.
What a wicked mani What is to be
done about Fauny?" just then Mr.,
Green came down, having had a violent
scene with his daughter, who refused to
believe one word against her dear
Charles, besides showing great want
of respect to her father by upbraiding
him. He said she had behaved so i'll,
and so persisted in going to ask Mr.
Raven about it, that he had locked her
up in her room till he had seen that
scamp out of the house. We told him
Mr. Raven was gone. | then went up
stairs to give the same intimation to
Fanny and Miss Green The former
was furious at not having seen him be-
fore he left, and most indignant at his
having disguised himself it looked, she
said, as if he were not able to face bis
accuSers. at did, Fanny" | said, "and
satisfies us all that he was guilty"
"You must think no more Of him, "
said Miss Green. "Yes, Fanny,I added,
"he is not worthy of you, and you must
give him up" That | will never do,
Miss Linley. You don't know all do!
Only tell NE where he has gope." and
she threw herself at my knees halt
frantic with distress. mo one knows,
Fanny, and hope we may never know
or hear of him again. This increased
her sobs her aunt and myself feared
she would make herself really ill; so
we uudressed her and put her to bed.
Little sleep had any Of us that night !!
In the wakelu hours reviewed my
whole acquaintance with the individual
who had SO deceived us all, and won
dered who Of US was most to blame.
The unsophistrated Greens, won by
his address and agreeable manners, had
taken him from the first at his own
valuation. |, believing them TO have
known him previously, fell into the
same error, and deceived by his flattery
was entrapped in the snare set for me :
but as recalled to mind link after link
of the chain of his-life, as revealed to
us day by day, wondered at our blind
ness and folly in not having detected
the mprobability of his representations.
My self-respect was lowered. l won
dered if men would have been so easily
taken in. There was Mr.. Green,-
but then he had been little with us, and
was never cordial to Mr.. Raven.
During the next week we heard
nothing of Mr.. Raven, either private.y y
orin the newspapers, where we searched
for intelligence, either in that name, OF
the name of Wood, or other aliases.
We therefore concluded he mad escaped,
and had, perhaps left the country
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

The TROUBLES OF MhTRmoNY IN ABB
YssIxIA.-When a man is married in
Abyssinia. and Immediately after the
matrimonial ceremony is concluded, il
is custom for his friends to assemble,
and with whips m ade from hippotamus
hides, give him most unmercifnl
flagelation, in order to test bis courage
for endurance! Whether this is 10
test his courage in war or hunting, or
under the discipline and torments OF
his new wile's tongue, does not appear
Sometimes these scourgings are ex-
tremely severe, but the spouse bears
it all with the heroism Of martyr,
while his delighted bride smiles ap-
provingly at every crack of the cruel
throng
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21
TIIE RnTURN oF THE pEAp.
By EpNA DEAN fRocroa

Low hung the moon, tie wind wasstill,
AS slow / climbed the midnight hill,
And passed the ruined garden DER.
And gained the barred aud silent door,
Sad welcomed by the lingering rose
That, startled, shed its waning SHOWS,
The bolt flew back with sudden clang
Ientered wall and rafter rang:
Down dropped the moon, and, clear and hi9
September wind went waiting by:
Alas !" sighed, "the love and glow
That lit this mansion long ago.
And cropping up the threshold stair,
And past the chambers cold aud bare,
! sought the room where glad Of yore
Wesat the blazing fire before,
Aud heard the tales father told.
TIL glow was gone and evening old.
Where were those rosy children three7
The boy beneath the moaning sea;
Sweet Margaret, down where the vioets hide,
Slept, tranquil. bptbat fathers side;
Aud |, alone, pilgrim still,
Was left TO climb the midnight hill.
My hand was on the latch, when 10
Twas lifted from within. ! know
Within / saw the woOd-flre CLEAN,
And smiling, waiting, beckoninG there,
My father, in lis ancient chair!
0 the long rapture. perfect rest
As close he claspcd me to his breast
Put back the brOids the wind had blown,
Said had like my mother grown,
And Lade me tell him, frank us she.
All the lone years had brought to me.
Then by his side, his hand in mine,
| tasted joy serene. divine.
And saw my griets unfolding fair
AS flowers in June's enchanted air,
SO warm his words, Sc soft his slghs,
Such tender loyelight in his eyes.
so Death!" cried, ''if these be thine,
For me the asphodel5 entwine;
Fold me within thy perfect calmi
Leave on my lips thy kiss of balm,
And let me slumber, pillowed low.
With Margaret, where the ylolets blow"
And still we talked. Der cloudy bars
Orion bore his pomp Of stars;
Within the woud-tile fainter glowed;
Weird ON the wall the shadows showed
Till, in the cast. pallor born
Told midnight melting into morn.
Then nearerto his side drew,
When 10 the cock iemOrseless, crew!
4 glance a sigll-we did not speak
Fond kisses on my brow and cheek,
4 sudden sense of rapture flown,
And IN the dawn sat alone
IT'S true his rest this many a year
Has made the village ehuIch-Iard dear;
Ts true his stone is craven laIr
Here lies, remote from mortal care
| cannot tell how both may be,
But well know he talked with me.
And oft, when other fires are low,
sit within that midnight glow
My head upon his shoulder leant
hls tender glances dowl ward bent,
And win the dream to sweet delay
lin slurs and shadows Cld to day.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

h L "A m Il S y
EARI.Y Tomato and Cabbage
IA Plants. cultivated and for Sale by \. l.,
WOOD, Webster, o.. and furnished from 1st Of
Nav to LIST Of July, 1868.
YELLOW NANSEMOND SWEET POTATO
PLANTS will bc put at. the following ,prices,
packed nicely in damp moss and delivered at
Express office here too for - nU0 for 81
1000 for $l1; 5000 for slB 10000 for S26.
Also, The Kentucky Earja Red, similar in size,
shape and habits to the Nansemond. | can re-
commend IL for general cultivation AZ strictly
prime. Sume price as yellow NansemUnd.
TOMATO PLANTS, of very best standard VA
fieties 30 cts per dOz. II 80 per 100 FVery
extra sized large Plants, where they have been
cultivated With much space will be furliished
in limited quantities at 80 Cents per Dvz, Or
$3.50 per 100
EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS.-EAhLY YoRE,
Qhe earliest variety WINytGsrApT (two weeks
later and twice as large heads, )i5l per 100 =
$500 per 900. l.9le Cabbage do. furnished
from goth MAY 10 July, at less figures than early,
at market prices. W A
OBJECTIONS FOR 0RDERlNG.-If you or
der from me, you may rely on receiving good
plants, put up In damp moss. 50 as 10 carry 8OhO
miles If necessary, Bdarrve IN good condition.
In ordering please give puiu directions for ship
ment, and post Office address Money may be
tcnb blillitui ~ lIlrh NuiSlfhto VI -
under. Larger amounts ly Express, addressed
toWebster, Portsmouth, HuiDchofM, 81 q. Rail-
road or, II parties wish, | will COD. Collect
Oh delivery Of rlants,) which lsa very good way
10 d., business,
Persons should bear in mind that the larger
the order the cheaper the plants and less freight
per- 1000 Each llelghborhood should join to-
gether and make up u club for TO Thousand,
and by so doing get them fresh and cheap. We
have two daily Express Trains caeh way, aud
will do business with prOmptncsS and despatch.
Any Sjerson is authorized 10 act us agent. Let
Your orders come in soon. Post Office Address,
S3aat. 5ea, A, L. WOOD,
70 Iron Furnace SciOtO Co., Ohio.
;aApf. g,s0s4 If p
I.A.. JONES, ATTORNEY FAT Law,
D JACKSON, Quo. Oflicc-Ou Main Street,
near the Gibson House, at the Office formerly
occupied by r. G.. Holman rs u law Office.
NAV IA. '6S-tf %
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

To PURIFY A ROOM. Set pitcher
of water in a room, and in few hours
it will have absorbed all the respired
aud perspired gases in the room, the
air of which will have become purer,
but the water utterly filthy. The cold
er the water is, the greater the capacity
to contain these gases. At ordinary
temperatures, pail of water will con-
tain pint of carbonic acid gas, and
several pints of ammonia. The ca
pacity is nearly doubled by reducing
the water to a temperature Of ice,
Hence, water kept in the room awhile,
is always unfit for use. For the same
reason, the water from a pump should
always be pumped out in the morning,
before any of it is used. Impure water
is more injurious than impure air.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21
& sweet Potato

r T. "A N r s J
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

1.yEI. ,,I6I1Nlis, ArT0RNEY AT LAW,
% JACKSON, Quo. Offcc-ou Main Street,
near the Gibson House, at the Office formerly
occupied -hy r, C., Holman as u law Office. nd.
May II, '6S-Atf, 90
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

Low hung the moon, the wind wasstl,
AS slow climbed the midnight hill,
And passed the ruined garden DER.
And gained the barred aud silent door,
Sad welcomed by the lingering rose
That, startled shed its waning SHOWS,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

IT'S true his rest this many year
Has made the village elulch-Eard dear;
Ts true his stone is craven lair,
Here lies, remote from mortal care
| cannot tell how both may be,
But well know he talked with me.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

The PRooF.-Some years ago, a
Frenchman, who, like many of his
countrymen, had won a high rank
among men of science, yet denied the
God who is the Author Of all science,
was crossing the Great Sahara in COM
pany with an Arab guide. Tie noticed
with sneer that at certain times bis
guide, whatever obstacles might arise,
put them all aside, and, kneeIing OH
the burning sand, called on his God.
Day after day passed, and the Arab
never failed; till at last, one evening,
the philosopher, when he arose from
his knees, asked him with contempt
uous smile: Show do you know there
is a God ~ The guide fixed his burn
ing eye on the scoffer for a moment in
wonder, and then said solemnly -
.'How do / know there is Godi How
did / know that a man and ascamel
passed my hut last night in the dark
ness Was it not by the print Of1his
foot in the sand! Even so," and he
pointed to the sun, whose last rays
were fading over the lonely desert
"that footprint is not Of man."
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And oft, when other fires are low,
sit within that midnight glow
My head upon his shoulder lrant,
his tender glanccs down ward bent,
And win the dream to sweet delay
lin slars and shadows } icld to day.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

@If you wish for care, perplexity
and misery, be selfish in all things
this is the short road to trouble.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21

eyTruth is robed in while false
hood flaunts the seven primitive Colors
and all their combinations.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-21
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JaGaksen County Directory
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Representatisei,l ~ CoagreSs- Hon. j. T. WILSON
Repfeseatatiee-lI4E EVl DUNCAN. i .,IE5e
Common Pleas .hslge-J0FIN p. PLYbEY.e
.afsUbdte etIsdgea1JAAlES w. LlONGB0N.
Atiaaor-AlL. "A. A.sATKINSON
Rse6rder-C CHARLES RHODES.
ProsecatiRq Attoraey--W. X. HASTINGS.
Treasursr--ADA AM W. LONG. ro
Clerk Of Court CHARLES C.JA5IES.
SheriGs-1J0SEPH II. WILSON.
SurE{sfor-- BE VERIFY KEENAN,. :. a
,,Coroner- PETER EWING. .as Sd.
IJeB.h,isSioleTs--.J. "a. SELL, ADAM LACKEY
VINTOM NPO WERS. ief i43. siae. trr4.g
Notaries Pubic-CHARLES RHODES. w. K
HASTINGS d. MACKEEY, ISAAC ROBERTS
B. f. STEARNS. j. ED. JONES. JAS. TRIPP.
Muster dBhEaissisae,--J. w. LONCAB0N.
School Eran.iaers JOHN G. STEVENSON
A.,W. LONG; y. MACRLEY, .., ~ p
aa7sa SO Town Officers. .r,s45
eafd,,o,-1TR VINE DUNCAN. ssW "fg7
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Reeordel+- John CONNELLY"artEs aqa
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JOHN YO0TlEM, "A. .W.L0NtI, A.A.WATS0N
q sis sssa .,,E Church Directory. 30 ,..e. 49,,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev
|. b. BRApERIcE, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath NJ 10J5 A.. M, aHl 7lS,P. NJ, Prayer
Meeting every Thursday night ''t
METHODIST PROTESTANT CIIURClf-Rev
T., BACH, Pastor. Services cvcry Sabbath
y. at los a. NJ, and n ( ?. VI. PRAYER Mectiug
~ every "Wednesday night. aest ~ f
CATHOLIC ClIURCH-N regular Service.
CHRISTIAN OnURCll--No regular service.