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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

8cim alien q I in t e f6enfteSrennb
6rib beuts Elm 10 feines @Ias Eager
8ier, ipie mir eS nienials Gbefer GEE
trunten. $50 =ssS : -
Su uuiern neuen @nSei8en befnoet
f6 beute aud Die unIeres Sreunbes
'bfs gquire @rnit 9obLS Der be-
fanntli5 in. friiber Sqnire Nfed6am>
f6eu 2ofale fein 9anPtanartier aufgs :
i6lasen bat. Or beiorst ale ge@
f6dfte, Die in bic Suriseiftion zines
sSrieotnsriaters gsboren irlnO lit au :
beroem sOnlaiiGoner Of 9eebs fur
ale @taaten- Der Union. Gud ems
pfebIen mir ben liebenspiirbtsen
@auire alien .iu1gen eenten, bic fd
'oerbeiratben molten, CUR 4bfdlieBuna
bon Gbecontrdlten. 2 2
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
Glue.8eribt.

Ser 8lnb iteist uuO bait 1oc6ub an
ben SHOALS. - Y. -. s. l.s
9ln8efonlnIen 1T ber Sampler S.as
lisnsatl bon Cairo, iueIher tiaor9en
@a9mittag 4 u6r Iaut betr. QlnSeise
ipieoer b0rtbill abfabren iuirb. @egen
Sra6t .unb Yaifage befrase man fid
bel ben Serren @orbett un6 Behb an
Der 9anbung. as g.s
Mbgrgangen iino Die Oampfboote
gtaibbile mad Cairo uno @barmer
mad Cincinnati. Der 9tIert iolIte
bente 9l6en6 nad Dem oberen @umber.
lamb abfabrea. .x3ass 40
gefddfte sfen.lid Iebbaft. =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
SpefiaI NDtiseli.
Die Tranflin 3ieeelmafdbine

$50 Sic Tranflin 3ie8elmaftbine
If garantirt, taB iie NIT s Maun unb 3pei
Vferben 1900 bic $500 3ieeetn better 5rrtr
III seiner Stun6e anferttst nub NIT DamPffraft
1900 Bio 1000 gtld, ie nabbem bic GinriG-
tansen fir f6nelIes 5prtfdaTen berleIben sor>
banten fnp. SD srbifte mid, bisfe Shat
laden burs3 in 8etrisb befnbtt6s Nla16insn
3u betpeilen s. 8. &eniG
SO. n Broadway, q. q. 8cotn &c. %. z
maf4 4rtttu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
:. ssaat 9Essan.tIs.. :.

Gomptrouer's Office. Rdfbuiue. 70. Esbruar 1885,
SD, O.. 80. @Iadbnrn, Comptroller hes Sdases,
bef1sintpe bierntit baE bic 9ntderboer aebshspers
betfgSE Sci. uid att Sh Nen W6rt, i'm Gtaat 9em
sorf an5Gifig mir bnrei6en6e Nametfung geIiefert
bot, baB bic genarpte @eieuf@aft allen Nsrii4es
rtn9s s@eieut9aften bnr4 Bite geiete 6es Gtdates
Tenngfiee auferlegt.n gtnforberunaen na@getommen
% Mqent aenunfiter eefeHiHaifs ebsnfnls alien FL
1oide 6fae hnrA bic Gtaat48elfte geiteHteU Rnfors
6ernnDtn u0d 4ekDmnlens , IT.; rpeSbalb# eellannts
Rnidefbpdr 2ebense Hfr ernngs sGeieifat autos
riirt It's @etiGertinpen 6llfpeprfeH amb oaS Sers
f9euingss Gsf9< " aieisif Staats 80 betrsibsn.
- - o. -. BlaGhprn.
HssEA Y gomptroatF non Senieiiss.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

ses @ Sin fiiebfiaer Setter
tpiro iofort berlaHet.
70 EE @et Die frif6c Gut 9etieben
min, Der oebe anf Elm Soar Stinoden
3 in ben &orticulfur Garttu. .s
G% Ser lngerman in q. Mlarfte
firabe, @de SefferloH, 9roeHft belnnadllt
! aAf Dem Ieeren Got Dor leirfenl 9aule
elm nenes @ebauoe, anfsufiibreil, iuoria
Ct cine @rocerie anfangen mid.
s-s5s kE SaS oentfde Clement ton
SaDibfon @otnitD bat einen aiIgeneb.
men 3umadS erbnlteH in ben Yerionen
;tpeier liebensmiirbieer,s iuneer Damsn
aus 81Oen, Die cine IN. bic ianges8es
slndbIin, Die an6ere bic Sbpaeerin Ell,
f,es ullsrer 8iirger. s,s,s5
-. GE Der I'M Banuer berDffeidlidte,
i'm boriaen Serblt all unferl Sreuno
Sobm &reH oefGifte Brief, riibrt unbe
= biuat bon einenH d)arafterlolen Nfenlden
her. Sober Der ungerh sSrenfi0 anf ole
Spur Dieies MnbefniinFtigen Gcribbfers
y brinqen fanf, ipliroe 0a0MrdJf Dem
Deutf@Ebafn tileri grpbsm Gienit err
= tueifeH. s ~ - F;.s gsl15
aRE Der @ralibent ser Me0iainis
.s.f9eH @efeHf9aff Or. Slbos. 2ipss
comb uub Der &eFretGr berfelben,
Or. 9. 8. YInnte 4, lita1cn be-
fannt, bab am z, 9lpril Inn 10 nbr In
Der Gale Der = Gta0tiiMea Mle0isinie
! iden @eIeufddftD sic 8erIammIuna
Der Meoi3ihifHen gefelIldaft" oks
Std0tes ftaftFa6ef iDiro. - 20
81 sGT 8eitunastraaer. 9Iuh
g geffefn glbenb erbieIten bfeIe unfrer
,'nQtbOmnemten bic 8eitMno nid,t lptrRons
men nns Oas @atbfeG ear fid,t erfldfeir
0enn unier 2FdAeF Serr BQffa n
Ser bic 8gitiift0 tets perfDnIih bitllorat
saiii Elm aubera piinttIider Wlanii. Ql,ld1
ftaden DE 9rennDe In @ermaisfoiur
liebr iibeg nnpaHftlt6e 8eltealng. gSir
ssaeben QlIIen ole @erIideEMngy Oab mir
,nns m6gli9ite Miiibe aeben, hds BIatt
pinftlid erIdJeineiI a. lQlIeil u1D iebt,
no bic Gage fOpieI langsr iDef6en,
t6nnen a u d b te d III entferaites
!, ftenpoBHhaften Mbe auen ten
bic 8eitnng d on9es u b en- oS
aaerh aItens nsa
aRanp mole una MIR foforf geTdtuers
DEN eirireiden, ipfrn bic nnO 6a uHs
rsasImdbisFelteH DorfaaeHs mir weroen
baum faOa BEN nebsI aa9bslfeH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

G Y puntg Court. Ser
GountH 1li@ter @lenn lpurbe inifrirt;
Die @siebnidbiofeit Der Ginlebuna BON
Drei @on1tniffioners an GfeIIe Ser
@onntb Court Dor ben Gerid,tsbSfeu
priifeH 81 IaiTen. Der fdrbiae Srie ;
beasstdJter 2apsleb itimrnte baflr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

&laae bon Salnblin ee9en Sale peoen
a5fdlasenS bon SolS anf &laaers
@runb un6 Boben iuurbe babin eft /.
idieben, 6ab anitatt $1,000 Gatfdabis
giin9, luie beaatra9t mprSen mar,
s167 SO iiir 5anlbIin beipilli9t bur-
beh. .s1 3
Der San bon 8, S. sloeI geeen 80.
gR. Briens iDegfil ifiIdnoiger @aas
ifietIe miro ioeben uerbanoeit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

R Sie Sa3arbfpieIer.
Gieier SAL lit bon Squire @ilfinfon
6abin entldieben iporoen, 6ab Dennis
McGartbp freiaeiproben uno 8. R.
Coleman ilberbunben iuoroen lit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
H Gin fiiebfiaer Gete,

0ie erpeOiti0n Ser @taatss eituna
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20

G% Serr ungerman in 81. Nlarfte
ffrabe, @de Seferiou, or0eutt belanadllt
aaf Dem Ieeren Got Dor leineln 9aule
Elm nenss @ebauoe, anfsaflhrsil, fuorin
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-20
or. gtaaten Don Mmerifa,

etaas seem port Steet alne County g.esp Tori. 50
Runb uns az lpien fet hierrait haB berte an finfe
unbsDdiisgen niiilaf kdt5e bnbphbertlino atbt unS
feh3e Dor mir, Dguiii g. eorep einem in Der Stabt
Aeb gnlf IpobHbaftens eeb6rig befiaYten nah burc
ben Staat Eenneee qiaIiiisirten gonrnifiener, UNI
Deebs u. {. n. ancrlennen 81 IaffeR mAde in bems
febeu gum @ebrdHcb tommen ober gebrancbt lperben,
Bent prp TEN unb SEQ. S. Sniffin, seiretdr non Der
anidtrboder 2.benS Get dheritn9S 1efenf9dft ;is
Stem Yorf, prIde ieber Don mir beebist wnrben umb
barauf anaabsn NIB aus iIgten, AaB ste AnIaae tin
ridtiger itpo gstrener GtItbte aenann.
ter 6efeHfddft Md1 ibrent beieh gFiem nn6 Saiiir.
balen 1T.
bum 8sugnis beifen babe in 1iei.s unteyidbieben
L. al fyto init snstntnt Siegtl uetfebeI sam
ssre - naniten Tage une Sabre.
aga2 easss @Dpin 3. gofcD. iiiia.s :,
ak SgommiiTniter fir ben Giant Tennei;ee,
fsss ssaf office no Sf Rdaf.fdte, gle,u MARI
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9taOt llnb 5taat.
Ed0licbe mtrb SSSDcbenfiitbe
@fnaf6 3eftnnef.

~Serabiebung bes Rreifes.
I'm einen aIgemeinen 8erlansen
bes 8ublitums na63ufOmmen, feken
g mir ben 9reis Der SIS OBJ emit Lid n
eta at ss3eitnne" bon iebt an
uie fol9t fei, Sic 8reife oeriteben iid
natIrIid in un6ebingter SorauSbesab~
lung:
-1~Sad allen Ibeilen Der 8ereinisten
per BoF berianot. $500 per Sabr,
-. L. $1.75 per Salbinbr.
: 81 90 per auartal.
2. Sn Staot uro County bur1 Den
Srdger ms Saus geliefert /
$4. 100 per Sabr.
g. gead) allen SbeiIen bes n0r6liden
Guropas nit Der 8oit berianot, eins
i@ItebIid 6es Rortos, ipelbes mir
beaabIen $3.50 per Sabr,
% Sebermann, Der uus finf neue
abonnenten belorst, erbalt Elm Grents
plar gratis. e1 s.ss $50 ssaa g5z8aas
-as 1dslitbe Staatss3eitmne.
Son iest ab idbrlib -. $1,000
Ser Salbiabr.. 800
s. 8ierteliabr. -. .s.s.5s l.es......ssS 800
.g Nnr9 ben Sraser ms Sans geIiefert
30 Gents per ISOLDE o0er $1.00 per
Meonat, iuenn i'm 8oraHs besabt.
Benn ni1t I'M goraus be3ablt 81 %
Saper Monat. a res
.,. Die Expedition Der &taatsSeitung
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-07
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of m order of the Probate Court
i Of jackson county, Ohio, win offer for sale
at public auction, ON
Saturday, tho 9th day of June 1868,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, In said county. the following de-
scrhed real estate, situate In the county OF Jack
son and State Of Ohio, to-wit;
Lot number one Q) in township number
seven GO. of range number nineteen Cl9), In the
Scloto Salt Reservation, containing 100 acres,
more or ess-cxcept forty acres ont Of the south
erly part thereof, more particularly descvlhed In
a Deed from Mathew Rider 10 Jenkln Phillips,
dated September 9th, 1893, and recorded In Book
sc" page l85 Of the Record Of Deeds of said
county, to which reference Is here had for a
more perfect description, aud excepting also
fifteen acres out of tho eas;ory part Of said Lot
No. /, described In Deed frNm Samuel
Reed to James Howe, dated December q, 1893,
aud recorded In Book IN, page bb0 OF sad
Records, 10 which reference Ia here made for o
more perfect description OF said l5-acre tract.
Appraised at Si50 90 ............
Terms Of snle--One half In hand and the res
idue In one year, from day of sale, with interest,
deferred payment to be secured by mOrtgag,
upon the premises,
d. w WTNF0UGH,
-, Administrator Of Mickens Dowells dec d
By w. X HASTINGS, Atty ,rs ...
May1 l6s-5wl
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Sheriff, Sale.
On Order of Sale,

Means, Hall " Co.,
vs., On OfQcr OF sale.
Moses Sternberger.
NOTICE is hereby given that viii offer fol
lN sale ut public auction, at the door Of the
Court House Qp front Of the Grafton Block) in
Jackson, in said county Of jackson
On Saturday, June 9th, A. d., 1868,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
described real estate, situate In the county OF
Juckson, and descrbedas follows:
Part of ln-Lot number tbrty-seven in the town
of Jackson In said county, 1t being sixty feet
front upon Main Street and eighty-six feet deep
on Portsmouth st., and being sixty by eighty-six
feet, and the same premises whereon Is erected
the brick building now used by NJ. Sternberger
" Co. as the store room and for other purposes.
To be sold rs follows; r : HH.
Part of said Lot being 10 by70 feet, and upon
which the brick store house is erected to be sold
In one parcel aud the residue in another parcel
Appraised as follows;
First described parcel at $1,000, d..
Second at 600.
To be sold rs the property of Moses Sternber-
ger, on an order Of sale from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas In favor Of Means, Hall & Co.
Terms of 80 cash In hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of May, 1868
JOS. II, WILSON, SIC.
R. N SrRY, Atty for Means, Hail Il Co.
MAY Z, 6S--5w--pf Sl2 90
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Visible AdmixtnrA,l. )

Vi ysfst1 4 T. g q " r
(The following are my concluding
comments upon the Visible Admix-
ture law, which were crowded out last
week:) y VI s.n n yas
The ninth section provides that ifa
Democratic trustee in Jackson county,
be sued, he may refuse to be tried in
Judge Plyley's court, and take his case
before Mart. Grain, acopperhead judge
That is sharp, and safe practice for
copperhead trustees.
The tenth section is the acme of le-
gal copperhead wisdom. Read it
again. In substance it provides in ev-
cry form and shape, that person who
has been deprived Of his vote shall have
no legal redress. .n
The eleventh section provides for a
mob of drunken Democrats to be
brought to the polls to intimidate the
legal voters, and provides that this
mob shall be paid out Of the peoples'
money. .a
The twelfth section is the richest of
all. 1t aims to provide that no Dem
ocrat shall be challenged under the law,
Who is to be the judge of the fact
whether there is probable cause for a
challenger 1t is to be left here to the
Judges Of election Ifone ofthe Thack-
ers, or other numerous half breeds who
always vote the Democratic ticket,
should be challenged, the Democratic
judges must not regard it, and the man
who makes the challenge must go to
Jail from one to six months, and pay
five hundred dollars '.n .. i
The thirteenth section gives one hall
of the penalties to any worthless Dem
ocrat who will commence a prosecution,
and swear the matter through. 'uu
Ifthis law amounted to anything To-
gaIly, it would give rise to endless law
suits, contentious, and perhaps blood
shed at the polls. Irejoice tn at it has
been passed. 1t will open the eyes Of
honest men. Not near all the Demo
Gratis are scoundrels; and as | said be.
fore, no honest man can justify such leg.
islation. 1t will drive thousands and
tens of thousands ofhonest Democrats
from the foul party that enacted it.
ID. M.
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Sheriff's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.
David Kirk, Admir-, "
,.. vs.. ...f ION oil. yeDdi ex.
Mickens Dowell, Admir-.
HDURSUANT to the command of an al. vcndi
Il execution issued by the Clerk from the
Court of Common Pleas of jackson county, and
tome directed as Sheriff of said county, will
offer at public auction at the door Of the new
Court House in the town Of Jackson,
On Saturday, June 9th, A. d., 1868,
at one O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, bounded and described as follows
tO-wit: .. r...f ...."'
Lot number two (2), township number seven
ca, range number nineteen Cl0), containing One
Hundred and Two and nlnety-onc hundledth
QO2 g1-1O0) acres situated in the county .
jackson ana State of Ohio.
Valued at sjlO 90 tH .Un
To be sold as the property of Nelson Dowell
decd, to satisfy Judgment rendered by sale
Court In iavo Of Dnyid X ink, Admir- and o
gainst David W. Winiough, Adm'r. DC, oi Mick
ems DOwell. decd. .,....
Terms-U Cash in hand on day of sale.
Given under my hand this bth day of May, 1868
jos. II. WILSON, s. }. Z.
e. JoHNsoN, Atty for Pln.
May Z, GS--Gw-pf s1O 90
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UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET
News Of the Week.

"A man named Henry Kissinger, who
resided in Clreleyile,. got on the cars at Colum-
bus, and being drunk. fell of the train when
rurning, and was horribly mangled, as he was
dragged some distance. The body was not found
until next morning. .
The Democratic majority in the
Ohio Legislature have passed q law disfnncblslng
the crippled soldiers at the Dayton Asylum.
AFTER Andy johnson had attempted
to remove Mr. Stanton and appoint Lorenzo
Thomas, he sent In the names of Thomas Ewing
of Ohio, as Secretary OF War Since that time
he has withdrawn the name of Mr. Ewing and
sent in the name of Gen. schoheld, Thomas
still meets with the, other members Of the Cabi-
net, as Secretary of War, while Mr.. Stanton re-
mains in possession Of the War Office. ,..
Since Jerry Black withdrewas one
Of Andy Johnson's counsel, hO has written Z
letter to the President, In which he handles Mr.
Seward with great severity. g#i t.t ..-.
The Republicans in Georgia have
made clean sweep. Forty-Hvc thousand white
men voted the Republican ticket while fifteen
thousand negroes were coaxed and forced into
voting the rebel ticket. But the great majority
of the negroes, as they have everywhere hereto
fore done, voted the Republican ticket '.r.
"A Southern bully named Nelson
who was rebel during tho war, was delivering
harangue In the U. s. Senate in favor of ANDY
johnson, and in his speech threatened General
Butler with duel. For this Mr. Sumner Offered
resolutions Of censure, which resolutions were
voted down. The Senate appears yet to crlng'
before Southern RulIianlsm. .f ....
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sFThere has been quite an excite
ment in a small way at IrOnton. A
warrant was issued against the Mate Of
the steamer Fleetwood, for an assault
upon deck hand. The Marshal Of
Ironton attempted to arrest brother
of the accused, by mistake. The Mar
shal was resisted, and considerably
pounded. ABig Sandy rebel shouted
10, Icif Davis, when citizen Of Iron
TOW hurled a heavy wrench at him,
whcn most unfortunately missed its
mark. The boat then left. Upon its
return a great crowd was collected, and
there was much excitement Several
officers of the boat were then arrested
for resisting the officer, They were
taken before tho Mayor, and held in
$500 bail to answer at the Court oI
Common Pleas.
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tions of learning, patronzed and sustained by
the religion, intelligence and patriotism of the
people, are antagonistic to the principles Of the
Democracy. -
Resoired, That we regard this measure as o
tyrahRical abuse of power subversive OF the fun
damental principle Of our government, an act OF
mallgnity unbecoming party protesting TO rep
resent majority Of the people of the State Of
Ohio, and an example. OF partisan legislation
ruin Of government.
ResOiced That We appeal to the honor ant
justice OF the people of Ohio, the ultimate au.
tbority in the State, toprotect the rights Ofloya
citizens against the unjust cnactnents Of oul
State Legislature.
Thomas Ewart, F. Clatworthy, c. NJ. Rupe
Committee. at1 81 tft. q 20
That will do for the present. These students
speak in language that the Democracy mus
heed. ID. NJ.
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In Bankruptcy.

Dis iriet Court Of the United STATES, SoathsrH Dis
tyict Of Ohio;
In the matter of the application Of George B,
Wnlterhouse, Bankrupt, for final discharge.
Pursuant 70 an order Of said court to me directed,
Notice Is hereby given to ell the Creditors 'ol
George B. Walterhouse Of jackson In the eoun-
ty of jackson aud State Of Ohio, to appear before
me. at my Office, at No, is Market Street, Ports,
mouth, Ohio, on the 2Oth day of May A. ID, 1867
at 10 o'clock A. M. aud show cause II any tnel
have whv discharge should not be granted
said Bankrupt. And said creditors are tnrthel
notified that the second and third meetingI
OF creditors will be held at the same time ant
place. for the purposes provided In the 21th anC
2Sth Sections of the Bankrupt Law. u
EIIJAH GLOVER, Register
NAV 7th 6e--Sw
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Henry @. Bum, Executor of Samuel Dunn;
Joseph Aten, Administrator of James II. NJ.
Perry, Joseph Aten, Administrator OF Charles
Jelly;. Joseph Mccartney, Administrator OF
James NJ. Mccartney; Samuel McGhee Admins
traitor of James Fartar; William Hughes, Ad-
mlnistrNtor Of Evan j. Evans; Samuel McGhoe,
Guard ian 81 the minor heirs of Lucas Toumne
Jr. deceased have filed their accounts for settle
ment In the Probate Court of jackson County.
Ohio, and the SAME will be for hearing ON the
sOth day Of May, A. d, 1868. ..
=. s,,'.. F J. W. L0NGBoN
MAY Z, '6S-3w Probate Judge
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-07
In Bankruptcy.

District Court Of the United States, Southern Dis
trict of Ohio:
IN the matter of the application of Henry e.
/ Ewing, q Bankrupt, for final discharge. Pur-
suaut to an order of the said court to me directed
notice is given to all the creditors of Henry f.
Ewing, of Swiftsville, In the county of Jackson
and State of Ohio. TO appear before me on the
9lst day of May, A. D., 1868 ut my office, No.13
Market Street, Portsmouth. Ohio, az 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and show cause, II any they have why a
discharge should not be granted said Bankrupt.
And said creditors are further notified that the
second and third meeting of creditors will be
held ut the same time aud place, for the pur-
poses provided in the 27th aud 2sth Sections of
lhe Bankrupt Law. ELlJAH GLOVER
ap3ObS-3w Register.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-07
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Income Tax, Licenses, sc.

CoLLEcToR's OFFIcE, 11TH DGsT. OiIo,l
.. Portsmouth, April "a. 1868.
A 8 required by Section rs of IAN Act to pro-
n vide Internal Revenue to support the Gov
ernment and pay interest on the Public Debt"
approved July 18th, 1866, public notice is hereby
the counties of Adams Scioto Lawrence, Gallia,
Vlnton and Jackson,J for the year 1868, embrH-
cling Taxes on Incomes, Special Taxes &c, are
now in my hands for collection, and that said
Taxes are now due and payable. ~.
| will attend. in person or by Deputy, at the
U. s. Collectors Office in
Jackson G. H., Jackson Co.,
for the purpose of receiving the Taxes afore.
said, until he 2Oth day of May merit
. Is. +. COATES Collector.
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