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seize all found within Its walls, whether peers or
detectives were engaged all day in watching the
Victoria, the Bentnck, the Beaufort and other clubs
,requented by regular betting men: but no descent
mas yet been made on them. IL is, however, ru-
mored that the government or the police-whichever
is al the bottom OF the crusade-nave prepared q
most comprehensive programme Intending to ex-
tlnguish betting wherever, by whomever and now
ever IL Is carried on Meanwhile the greatest VIC
Tins OF the present prosecutions or prosecutions
for in view OF the facts that horse racing and bet
ting can never be put down. and that In the endeayOr
10 put them down the law must be more or less
straned-are the sporting newspapers. These were
founded on the support they would receive from the
commission agencies, and have hitherto lived Dy
sne never s ss tne commission agents
their ordinary long price currents announcements to
the eject that for the meantime business is sus-
Of these papers VIII be ruined unless thew raise
their prices and even In the event OF the matter
being referred TO superior court they must now
snsn themselves out or add another Raipenny TO
the QUESTION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
With view OF Calculating the real state of aYairs
Lord Henry Lennox, who loves sport but bets very
little gave notice In the House OF Commons Tuesday
that he would ask the Home Secretary Mr.. Bruce,
three questi0ns-F1rst by what authority the
police had been Instructed TO take legal proceed.
ngs against certain commission agents who were
brought before Sir Thomas Henry on Saturday,.
second, whether these proceedings were based on
the first or third sect0ng OF the act OF 1868 for the
suppression OF betting houses AMI third how far
upon these sections would affect other establish-
ments where betting Is carried on. In answer to
these questions, on Thursday, Mr.. Bruce said the
prosecutions were Instituted by the 0hief Commits.
sioner OF Police, but with his consent and approval
Tney were based generally on the act, and he be.
leved 1t was the fourth section that was
applicable to them. No decision had vet
been arrived as by the magistrate, and therefore
1t was not possible for him TO say how far the deci.
sion might afYect other establishments 10 Will be
observed that this answer Is as vague an ever an
o1lcial answer can bel and yet 4 was in reply to
popular Wlnd on the natter The people want 70
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The Grent NIedicaI NIistnIse

Of former days was an utter neglect of sani tary
prec autions. No efficient means were adopted
for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage was
unknown in cities; drainage was rarely attempt
ed in the coun try. Heaps of offal were left to
rot in the public streets, and domestic cleonli-
ness, the great antidote to febrie diseases. was
sadly neglected. 1t is notso aow. Wise laws,
philanthropic institutions, and vigilant 'ani-
tary police, have, to great extent, remedied
the evil Nor is this all. REPRESENTATIVES MEDI-
CATION has helped materially to lessen the rates
of mortality. It is not too much tosay that
TENS OF THOUSANDS escape sickness in unhealthy
seasons in consequence Of having INvIcoRATED
THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by a course OF HOS
letters STOMACH BlTTERs. This pure
and powerful vegetable tonic and Alternative CON-
prises the extracts and essences of a variety OF
roots and herbs renowned for their strengthen
ing, soothing, vitalizing Ond, purifying proper
ties These medicinal agents are incorporated
with a spirit absolutely free from the acrld pol
son which dehles, more or less, all the liquors
of commerce, and their effect is diffused through
the whole frame by this active, yet harmless
stimnlant. The result is such condition ofth c
system as renders it all but iDporvious to the ex-
terror causes of disease, such as damp fog, sud-
den alterations of temperature, &c. Strength,
and the perfect regularity of all the functions OF
the body are the best safeguards against atm os-
pheric poison and the effects of nnwholesome
water, and HosTETTER's BITTERs are the
best strengthening and regulating medicine at
present knomn For dyspepsia and biliousness
they arc O sPEcGFIC ABSOLUTE.
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TIE following are the proceedings in
(sisned)

TIE following are the proceedings in
lhc Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
fnding on Saturday last:
I MARRIAGE LIoESsEs.
Samuel Tyler and Mary A. Kirby.
Harvey Steward aud Elizabeth Fleming.
Solomon Eisnaugle and Lydia Exlnc.
James A. Speakman and Isabel Swaney
MISCELLANEOUS.
John ID. Owen married Jane A. Hughes. She
went to her fathers house, and refused to live
with her husband. Owen procured q writ of
Habeas Corpus, alleging that her father, John
Hughes Sen.. and her brother, John Hughes
Jr., detained her. On the hearing tho parties
denied dctainiDg her. and the case was dismiss
ed There was something in the ease about
love powders, about which the doctors disa-
greed.
Benjamin NJ. Clayton appointed guardian of
James X. Clayton, minor. Bond $3.50. ...
Same guardian filed petition to sell real estate
ofhis ward
Aaron Mclaughlin appointed administrator of
John Calaghan deceased. Bond $4,000.
Two accounts filed.
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LITERARY NOTICES.


THE AMERICAN STOcK JoURN AL.-All kinds ol
Stock-keepng, Farm and Dairy matters are
treated of in clear and popular style in this
Journal It's articles are all timely and full of
interest and should be read by all having the
care of Farm Stock of any kind The recipes
it contains for the cure of sick, injured or dis.
eased Animals are worth ahundred-fold Its cost.
Specimen copies sent free. Address, N. P. Bo-
yer g. Co., Publishers, Parkesburg, Chester
County, Pa.
DEMoREsTs MoNTHLY.-The enterprislng
publisher of this popular Magazine is first in the
field in Onuou ncing among the inducements TO
subscribers for the coming year, the finest pre-
IN ium ever yet offered for single subscription
to any magazine in this or any other country.
It consists of copy, retailed at ten dollars, Of
Mrs. Lilly NJ. spencers great picture of "Pic-
mic on The Fourth of July, the engraving Of
which artists were sent for, specially from
Europe, to complete. g.,.
Demorests Monthly Is In itself by far the most
complete and attractive Magazine for ladies'
published in this country, and requires little
extra inducement TO persuade them to become
subscribers. 1t is really saving of money
however, to pay three dollars, and get in Oddi-
ton so valuable premium-and Mr.. Demorest
will undoubtedly find his list doubled on the
strength Of it, Published at S3s Broadway, NY
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON
COUNTY---1S43.


Henry Randle and Hannah Dill, March II, by
Thos. w. Leach, J. P.
George Conner and Elizabeth White, Marc h
10, by James NJ. Cole, j. P.
Henry Masters and Elizabeth stifaer, April
10, by Joseph spriggs, Minister.
Reece d. Evans and Nancy Davis, March IL,
by abraham Edwards Minister -~rei u
James Stewart and Mary Ann Collins, April1S,
by Richard Doughty, Minister, r
Harmon Cremeens and Eliza Joyce, April is,
by James Miller, J. p
Thomas Brown and MOnerva Russell, April
20, by George W. Hale, j. P. ,,v,sL
John Loving jr. and Sarah Swepston, April
27, by jeremiah Redfearn, J. P.
The following licenses were issued, but no
return of marriage:
Reuben Rickabaugh jr. and Sarah Fletcher
Thos. Clark and Mary Waters, March 22d.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

EAR MERs FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN
u purch ose no Remedy equal to DR.. Tobias
Venetian Linment for tho cure of Cholera,
Darrhea, Dysentery, Group, Collie, and Sea
Sickness, taken nternally-(ltls perfectly harm
less see oath accompanying each bottle) and
externally for Chronic Rheumatism, Headache,
Toothache, Sore Throat, GUS, Burns, Swellings'
Bruises, Mosquito Bites Old Sores, Pains In
Limbs, Back and Chest The Venetian Lniment
was introduced in 1s47, and no one who has
used it but continues to do so, m any stating, If
Il was Ten Dollars Bottle they would not be
without IT, Thousands of Certificates can be
seen at the Depot, speak ing of its wonderful
curative properaties. Price, Fifty Cents and
One Dollar Sold by the Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. jy15.m
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MedlcaI NOtIce.--Dr. Corr NAV be
consulted In 1863 AZ follows .

consulted IN 1869 as follows:
InJAoKsoN, at the Gibson House, on Wednes9
days. and until the Accommodation tain goes
north, on Thursdsys in the afternoon. Feb. 18th
and 18th; April 7tli aud 9Th May 18th and i3th:
June 18th md 18th; July 2lsl and 22d Sept.
18th and 14lh; Nov. 17th and 18th.
In H4MDES, pt the Jackson House, on Tues.
July 20; septT; Oct. IL; Eoy 16.
DR. CoNE most cordially invites all 7ersons in
delicate health to yisiths rooms. They will bC
amplyrewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination. and satisfactory description
given their cases. UE
Consultation free in al cnses
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GRANT q PROSPERITY,

Business reyives under the new regime. Other
than general causes have, however, given
tremendous Impetus to the sale Of
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
The chemists have come out in two leading
scientific journals against the lead and sulphur
poisons for the head (for that is their proper
designation, with which the country Is infested,
while Dr. Chiffon, the FIRST analytical chemist in
America, announces TO the world that. iaa
cristadoro's dye is Utterly PoisonIess
and that he kRows 10 10 Be so, because he has
analyzcd il. CRISTADOR0'S HAIR PRESERv-
ATIVE, as a Dressing acts like charm on the
Hair after Dyeing Try it. jy25,m
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED BY CHAs RHODES, COUNTY RECORDER.
John Stinson and wife to Mark Sternberger-
Lot "a in Hoff'man's Add. to JOckson 81 800
Alfred II. Buck and wife to Henry P. Leach
50 acres in jackson tp. 81, 2Oe
james NJ. Watts and wife to Daniel Burnes-
y of In Lot II in West Berlin. ....,.. 5000
John G. Ray and wife to Zoeth Brownie acres
In Jackson p.....,......,....,.".., $500
Zoeth Brown aud wife to Urlah Brownie acres
in Jackson Up. ................,........ $156
John Chestnut aud wife to Peter Pickrel and
Lewis Davis-Lot in jackson .....". 81, 700
Robert K. Brady aud wife to Robert D. Stephen
son-1z acre in Hamilton tp............$4 $400
Sophron ia Farrar ct al. to Robert Perry-SO
acres s. s. X. land in franklin tp. ....S1, 600
Evan @. Owens and William Roderick are re-
quested to call at the Recorders Office.
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The TAYLOR HoUsE.-When il

The TAYLOR HOUSE, When in
Portsmouth, of course we stopped at the Tay-
Ior House. We found there a very large num-
Der of persons. and fair proportion of them
from jackson county. II was the first time we
had been there slaee Mr. Prendergast has had
charge of the House, and we found 1t to be Of
the best managed Houses in the State. Every
thing which can contribute TO the comfort Of
the traveller or boarder, appearstO By provided
Let all who callat Portsmouth, either on busi'
ness or pleasure, call at the Taylor House and
try it. They will lind viii. IL. Taylor, the &C.
eommodating clerk, at the desk, ready and will
ing 10 attend to all calls.
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Medical Notice.

have made arrangements to give especial at
tention to the practice of medicine. My success
in the treatment of iseaSes, especially private
and chronic, warrant me in saying that it is to
the interest of the affl cted to employ me in
preference to the old fogies who poison the
system with mercury and other poisonous
agents. ts. ...tt
ang6-f M 1T. M0NAHAN.
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Spe,Se TnApE.-Leonard Rockwell,

SPRING TRADE, Leonard Rockwell,
at the jackson Book Store, on Main Street, OPP
poslte the Court House, keeps oil kinds Of Books,
Paper, Pens, Ink--in fact all kinds of Stationery,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
He also keeps the best variety of Wall Paper
Also, Sheet Music, Musical instruments, &c.
Give him call. His Store is in the room for
m erly occupied as the PostOfdce. -mar2b-h
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H. O.. MILLER showed us a basket Of
Early Goodrich potatoes, full half bushel, very
large and fine, and containing 1873 potatoes, all
raised from nepotatoe. 1t had fifteen eyes, and
he cut it into fifteen pieces, and planted them
separately. Who can beat this We are raising
a large quantity of these potatoes. We want
no better variety III }L =. t taL
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w. N. BURKE, has just opened a
new stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., at the
store recently used by T. s. Matthews for ahard-
ware store where he will be glad to see all his
old customers, and many new ones and hopes
by fair dealing to merit liberal share of patron
age. ap.l,tf.
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WE have received large number of
campaign subscribers during the past week-sO
many that we had to send half sheets to some 0 f
our exchanges last week.
We are under particular obligations to Frank
Miller of Madison Furnace, D. W. Evans of ef-
ferson Furnace, Thomas J. Williams of Buckeye
Furnace, and John E, spicer, Postmaster at
Mabees. .,..,.s..-.., ...... s..-,.,r..,,,-
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duty o. loOJ.
Beatty Nancy Martin Joseph Rev
Bigeow Maria Magnlre John
Cassidy John Moore Isaac w
Cosby Thomas w Mitchell d NJ
Curry r Miller Carrie
Cumace VIM NJ Morrow Jerrie
Chapman Malinda 7 McGregor Moses
Clark John McGOud James
Carroll Thomas McGee James
Currie Mary Pearce Charles
Causeby Louisa Jane Phillips II
Davidson Martin Richards Margare
Frazee Marion Rice James
Griffith Thomas Rapp Charles
Halms Eugene Mrs Richardson Ralph
Halterman Joseph Richards Samuel
Halms VIM Rev Rose Sylvester
Hatton Carrie ROpy Maniel
Hues George W Speak Jenny
jenkins Lewis Smith David
Jones John fN Smith Rand olph
Jones David (Boss) Shepherd Ely
Jones David K Sullivan Susan
johnson RIA Miss Wilson DR.
Knight Thomas Ward VIM II
King Fred Williams George NJ
Keller Fred Whit n ?
Lott Charles Woods Joshua
Ward Edward
These Letters If not called for In thirty davt
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
N. B.-Persons calling for these letters vii
please say they are "Adyertlsed.' .
i.Ei lone MATHEWS, P. NJ.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Morse's Caucasian Lotion
Never fails to remove Freckles, Tan, Pimples,
Moth Patch or Liver Spots II does not aim to
conceal but causes them to disappear leaving
the skin soft fair and natural. In whitening
and softenlng the hands 1t has no equal.
Sold by all Druggists in jackson.
Iune TO- 69-y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS
VEGETABLE SICIuAN
HAIR
RENEWE1R.

IT WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY
HALR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
It keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the
best dressing in the world, making lifeless stiff,
brashy hair, healthy, soft and glossy.
R. P. HALL Il CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. r.
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We found Enos Reed & Bro. Of
Portsmouth in full blast with their Drug store,
when In the city. All they want the people to
do is, to call and try them, when they want any
thing in their line of trade. They are always
pleased to see their old customers, and they do
not object to new ones nia
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JACKSON now has plenty of Drug
Stores, but we suppose oil Of them are kept up
by the great central establishment of EnOs Reed
& Bro, ofPortsmouth. That Is thefeuntain Of
all Drng Stores in this part of the State. The
sckly season always much increases the business
of this establishment.
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She intends to do large business, and kesp
the -
BEST ARTICLES,
Notice,

The partnership heretofore existing between
Mrs. Carr & hrs. Miller, has this day been dis
solved bT mutual consent The business wilt
still be carried on by Mrs. Carr, iD the same
establishment, on Broadway Street, secoud door
above the Postoftice. All persons indebted 10
the firm will please call and settle with Mrs.
Carr.
Jaekion. o.. Jaiy 80, 1869.
MRS. CARR & MRS. MILLER
Aug. 3, '69--3w. -
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re
newer is the most reliable article in use for
restoring gray hair to its original color aud
pro oting its growth.
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GEO. P. RowELL & Co. are The New York Ad-
vertisng Agents for this paper, and complete
fles of it can be examined at their office by any
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. W
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The cost of the Coroner's inquest
on Sunday and Monday was only $3.50. This
is only small item of the cost to the tax payers
for the luxury of having doggeries.
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J. F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fcrs to the Merchants and Fnrnacemen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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PEopLE are putting up large quaint,

PEoPLE are putting up large quanti-
ties of fr uit this summer, as it is quite abnndant,
and of fine quality, Many persons are selling,
and Offering for sale, fruit cans, of different
kinds but after all, the nice, sound tn-cans
put up by Graham, are the best, especially fol
peaches. We have tried them for several years
past, and they are just the thing
d. Graham has everything else in the way of tin
ware. stoves &c.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEl

On The Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Errins and I'M
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P. Philadslphis, PH. ~.
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ADvERTsENENTs tor 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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THERE is talk of another store near
Orange Furnace Store. This will not effect
Orange Store 10 the least, as It. always sells
goods and deaes competition. Be sure and call
at Orange Store when you are in town.
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In going to Portsm outh last week we
noticed much improvements going on at Portland.
Several new houses have been built there th Is
summer.
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A fair trial only is needed to con
vince the nCst skeptcal, that Halls Vegetable
sicilian Hair Remover win accomplish all that
is claimed for II. Q
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Mr.. G. N. PALMER has sent US his
catalogue of fruits, stocks, ornamental trees &c.
Also, the Premium List for the Gallia County
Fair for 1869 to be held in Gallipols fir ON the
9TH to the 10th of September.
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WHEN you send for campaign sub
scribers only send 25 cents, as all oilast weeks
papers are gone, and cannot now be supplied.
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Errors Of Youth.

a GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from Dery,us Debility, Premature Decay, and
sl the effects Of youthful indscretion. viii, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
wto need t. he receipt and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience. can do so by addressing. in perfect
confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
No 70 Cedar street, New York.
Nav q. '6g-y
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+" !" Tile Repa5lican Central Committee Of
Jackson County meets at the office of JAMEs TRIP,
cvery Monday al 2 o'clock, z. NJ. az w
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nlaaL SATURDAY.. Daniel RlepeI Esn.

0Nlast Saturday, Daniel RlegeI Esq. ,
Of Hamilton township, in company with bis
wife, came to town In a two-hofse wagon. They
staid over night with their son.in-law Mr.John
Motz, On Sunday after dinner they started
home. and when near the residence Of Mr.
Meacham, two or three miles from town, the
horses started to run, and the wagon struck the
fence, throwing Mr., and Mrs. Rlegel both out,
breaking Mr. Riege's left arm above the wrist
both bones and brulsing him about the face
He was brought back to Mr.. MOTIFS and the
bones were Get by DIR. A. B. .Monaban We
called in to see him on Monday morning, and
DR.. Monahan was looseulng the bandages and
re-odjustIng the splints. He was doing well.
Mrs. Riegel escaped unInlured.
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WHEN in Portsmouth last week, we

WHEN in Portsmouth last week, we
called at the wholesale grocery store Of Buskirk
g. Son. Mr., Buskirk has removed his establish
menl from Front to Market Street, east side,
near the Banks. He has taken his sou into
partnership with him. They appeared to be
doing a fine business and were in the best of
spirits. Nearly everybody who goes to Ports
mouth by railroad, river or wagon, to buy gro
ceries, calls at the establishment of Buskrk &
Son on Market Street.
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See letter from Dr. Tyrrell. Our
county will soon come up to the standard of the
Bottom" In wlckedness.
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CIaypo oI 4 M a'clsey,
WHOLESALE, G,ROCERS

Corner Of Paint and Water Streets,
CHuLIGOTHE,, Ono, = = u J
Will furnish goods of best quality, and at fail
prices They solicit orders from the business
men of jackson and surrounding counties.
May 1S, 1867
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NJ G. WIZ Err,

NJ C.. NlILL ER,
Resident Insurance Agent,
represents
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford.
WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Buffalo.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Y0. oftheU United States Of Ameriea y 4
Office in Grafton Block. jy15,2m
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DIED.

In jackson on the 18th July, Charity A. LIE V.
ering, daughter of James and Nancy Levering
aged 10 years, 1s months and 25 days.