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Master Commissioners Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson County. ~
Nathan Brown, Court Common Pleas,
=, vs.. Jackson County.
Feier Homer, ct ais. LIST order Of sale.
Pursuant 10 the command Of an order Of sale
Issued In the above styled cause. aud to me d.
rected as Special Master, will offer ct public
auction at the door Of the Court House, 10
Jackson In said County Of Jackson, on
Saturday, February 27th, A D., 1869,
At one o'clock, P. M., Of said day. the followin
described real estate, situated In tie county 0
Jackson and State Of OHIO, to-Wlt:
The cast half Of the southeast quarter of Ssc.
tlon number eleven (1i) township number
seven ~, range mum ber min strtn (I9D contain
Ing eighty $50 acres, more or lpsF--excPptiLg.
small piece described 10 Bend" reserved ~
Daniel YearAI.
Valued at S133 49,
lobe sold as the property Of Peter Homer
eGa others, 10 satisfy judgment rendered b,
'aic u Court IN favor Of Nathan BrOwa.
Terms Of sale cash.
Given under n, band this 2Sth dar VI Jalu.
JOHNSON WADE, sh'hJ.c.,
and Special Master Commissioner Court Com
Pleas Of said County.
J. W. Laird, Attorney for Plf
Jan ~. @.69-bw-pL S11 40
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THE DANGER OF DELAY

But few diseases require more attention than
Colds and Coughs and few are more generally
neglected. How many persons, when they take
cold, consider 1t of no importance and let 1t
run on without rejecting moment on Its con.
sequences. Remember that neglected colds are
frequently dangerous, and often result In diseases
most difficult to cure. A cold in the head pro-
duces cough then comes pain in the side fever
difficulty in breathing, and finally ends in Con-
sumption. WHO would suffer from cold, with
the probability Of q serious attack of Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Inflammation Of the Lungs
&C., when that efficient preventative MIsHLER'S
HERB BITTERs can be had at q moments no
tIcel It will remove the tickling sensatiOn,
which proceeds acold, prevent hoarseness check
coughing, expel the mucous gathered In the
bronchis, and tesist successfully that fell des-
troyer, Consumption.
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Early Marriages in Jackson County.
~ 1897.

April 20, Solomon HOPPER and Rachel Ross,
by Daniel Perry, p.
April IS. Alpherd Dawson and Anna Clar, by
John stropes, ]. P.
Sept. 10, Thomas Lyons and Dlnnah Mathews,
by ]. B. Gllliland, J. T.
May 2S, Adriel Huntley and Ann Mercer Price,
by Peter Aleshire, Minister,
July 6, Hiram Orabtree and Elizabeth Lyon,
by John B. Gilliland, j. P.
July IA, Jacob BaccuS and Sally Rife, by Geo.
W. Hale. J. P.
(Here the record shows the fol lowing licenses
issued but no return of marriages:
Nay 25, Caleb RhOadS and Rachel Palmer.
May IL, Robert McKinnis and Susan Burnsdes.
May Is, VIM, Brady and Rachel Kissner.
June 8, Michael DeaVer and Teli.ha johnson.
June 70, Ebenezers spriggs and Roseanna Gray,
June IA, Thomas Evans and Jane Jones.
July II, Daniel Taylor and MilIy Grlmes.)
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Road Notice.

There will be petition presented 10 the Com
missioners ofJRckSOn county at their meeting on
the first Monday in March next. asking for the
establishment of q county road as follows: Be-
ginning at the county road near John Richards
(near Vega in Bloomfield township in said conn
ty, thence north along lane 10 the old State
road near the residence Of Joseph Scurlock,
thence along said road to said Joseph Scurlocks
residence, thence along lane east of said Sour
lock s residence following a road now used for
travel TO David McNeel's, thence north following
said road as near as practicable to the county
road near the residence of William Williams, TO
observe said rClte as near as practicable.
Jan. 2s '69-6w. PETITIONERS.
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MELANCHOLY

ls one Of the many disorders Of the nervous sys-
TEN, arislng from low state Of the constitu-
tonal health or severe prostrAtion after long
continued sickness, and requires lnVlgorAting
remedies like R0backs stomaeh BitteTs 70 re-
store the nerves to their natural vitality.
a0LD ~
Dr. o. c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
Jan. 81 'G9-2m
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Down! DowN!l DowN!!! This Is
the kind of notice you win SEQ posted up all
over town, In reference to the price Of goods.
Now there IS place where groceries are down,
and there Is no Joke about 1t, either. That
place is opposite the Court House, in the next
room above WlnfOugh's saddler shop, and ".
A. Steele, generally known as Berry
Steele, keeps that house. Everything in the
way of family groceries is kept there, Of the
best quality, and low. Call and Try him.
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THE following are the prOceedlngs i

The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last; .a st...s
MARRIAGE LIcENsRs.
Isaac Baxter and Rebecca J. Wanbaugh.
Samuel Dixon and Mary j. Schellenger.
Patrick Cleary and Elizebeth Lockman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
David T. Jones appointed administrator of
Daniel T. Jones Bond $4,000.
VIM. Cackley appointed administrator Of Val
entine Cackley. Bond 81. 900.
Seven accounts filed. .....r.
One inventory filed.
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WHEN we took the Portsmouth
Tribune, then the Courier, some thirty odd
years ago, we read the advertisements SO care
fully that we seemed to be acquainted with oil
the business men, although we had never seen
them. When we went to the city, and saw the
familiar names of Damarin, Ross Conway,
Riggs and others, of course we traded with them
Just SO 1t is now. Our readers, when they go
to Portsmouth, at once go to the Drug Store Of
Enos Reed Bro, when they want anything in
the drug line.
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aJUsrIcE's BLANKs.-We have Just
printed mIttlmus which every Justice of the
Peace in the county ought to have. 1t is very
difficult for Justice, where he has not the op-
portunity Of consulting an attorney, to get up a
mittlmus that win hold prisoner, and fully one
half Of those committed are released on ha6eas
corpus. With our blank mIttlmus a Justice can
hardly make mistake. Esq, Winfough uses II,
and he has more criminal business than any
other Justice in the county. No prisoner has
been released who wOs sent up by him on this
mittlmus. oi4 te ,n4
Sold for fifty cents per dozen. Send to the
Standard once.
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A petition win be presented to the CommIss.
toner's of jackson County, Ohio, at their next
March meeting, for the opening of road from
point on the old Gallipolis Road, where the
line between David R. Thomas and Charles
Mcclure intersOcts said Gallipolls Road, in
Bloomfield Township; thence running west
along the Thomas and Mcclure line to the
Township line thence soath with the Township
line about twenty rods, to the line betw cen
Charles Mcclure and Benjamin Carter; thence
west with the Mcclure and Carter line to the
corner Of John Buckley land thence with the
old road which runs into the old Guyan Road
between Joshua Stevenson's 8 and Jefferson Buck
leys.
Jan. %, '69-5w PETITIONERS.
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Medical Notice. DIR. ooSr may b,
,onsulted In 1853 as FOLLOWS

consulted In 1863 as follows,
In JACKSON, at the Gibson House, on Wednes-
days, and until the accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdays In the afternoon, Feb 18th
and 18th; April 7th and 9Th May 18th and 18th:
June 10th and 18th July 21st and 22d Sept
18th and 18th Nov. 18th and 18th.
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb. 10th; April 6; May IL /; June Is ;
July 20; Sept z Oct. 12; Nov. 16.
DR.. CoNE most cordially invites all persons In
delicate health to visit his rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
Ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases.
Consultation free in all cases. ....
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AT the fox chase on last Saturday,
In scioto and Liberty townships, mary" fox or
Welt was caught. We would like to know wheth-
or there Is fox in Jackson county. Many will
soy 'oh yes. 1 have seen them" Very well.
We have heard men men assert with equal earn
estness and honesty, that they have seen ghosts
and witches, and seen cures performed by charms.
Now WhnofOx Is caught at the chase in Frank
lin township on Saturday next, we shall call for
the proof that there are now any foxes in this
county.
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obituary. y.-Another Of the pioneer

Obituary.-Anothe Of the pioneers
Of this county is gone. Col. Alexander Poor, OF
Bloomfield township, died on the 18th inst,
aged "a years Col. Poor came to this count y,
from Virginia in the year 1sOs--now sixty years
ago. He resided in the county from that time
TO the time Of his death. He served In the war
of 1912, and was elected to the Ohio Legislature
on the whig ticket in the fall of 1s4s, and served
one term.
COl.POOr was respected citizen and an honest
and upright man.
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THIS has been one of the most open
winters We ever saw. There has been no snow to
lie on the ground any length oftlme. There has
been no Slelghlng. There has been much clear,
warm weather for January. Last Sunday, Jan.
Gath, was glorious, bright, sunshlny, spring
day
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T. ]. PURsELL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in oUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention of jackson
county merchants to their largeand well selected
stock, which they are offering at greatly re-
duccd prices, feb eff
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ORANGE Furnace Store has no need
ofnosh advertisements, posters &C. All that
Store has to do, to secure large custom, is to
let the people know occasionally that 1t is still
running, as Of old, This Store never fails to
come To time. Goods there are always abund-
ant cheap. and Of good quality.
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NIGHT SCENES IN THE BIBLE is work
of which We have heretofore spoken, and one
which is obtaining great popularity among the
better class of readers. Mr.. D. D. Clark, the
agent for this county, Is meeting with great
success. He Is still taking subscriptions for
this popular and useful book.
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We wish to call the attention of JUS
tlces of the peace to the law requiring them to
make annual retnrns Of the fines assessed by
them during the past year. Now is the time to
make these returns, and a fine awaits those who
fail to do so,
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Road Notice.

There will be a petition presented TO the
Commissioners Of Jackson County at their next
regular session, on the first Monday in March
next, asking for the establishment of county
road, as follows -4...
Beginning at acomer-stone In the road at the
southeast corner Of Gabriel Evans land thence
south along the section line between N. q.
PrattS' and the Fife land, to stone at the north
along said line between Henry Weber's and
Samuel H. Stephensons land TO stone thence
along said line between Griffe Dixons and John
Coles land Hear the creek 10 tho southwest
corner Of said John Coles land thence east
along the line between Milton Smiths and John
Colsa land to inlefsect the road leading from
jackson TO California, near Milton Smiths house.
Jan. %, 69-kw PETITIONERS.
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JACKSON COUNTY LANDs.-4O0 acres
of Mineral and Timber Lands In section 16,
Jackson Township, Jackson County, 8 miles
from ROysville, NJ g. Z. R. r., and within 10
miles of jackson C. H., for SALE Good title, on
easy terms, in tracts to suit purchasers.
Inquire of D. MAcKLEY,
Sept 24--tf Standard Office.
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OK last FRIDAY .piobt VIM. 8. Martin

ON last Friday night WIN. .. Martin
and his wife Intended to go out calling. Acc :
dentally the lamp was thrown from the stand and
broken. Mrs. Martin had on q ilk dress, and
Immediately 1t was in flames. She had presence
of mind to throw herself upon the carpet and
call for Mr.. Martin to throw a blanket over her.
He attempted to tear her dress of, and In so do
ing burned his AUTOMATICALLY. He succeed
ed smotherlng the flames. Mrs. Martin had her
hands bnrned slightly, bat escaped further in
jury. Itwes narrow escape. Lamps are dan
gerous thingG.
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DR.. o. O. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio
HALES
VEGETABLE SlcIlAN
HAIR
RENEREZR

Is the only lnfallible Hair Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
CoL0RAND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
II is he cheapest preparation soer offered to Me
public, az ono bottle wia last longer and accom-
pIisk more GGn Arse bottles Of any other prep
drdhon.
Our Rensweri Is not Dye; II will not stain
the skin as Others .''
It win keep the, hair from falling out. 7
n cleGHsss he scalp, dsd m0tss hs Hair
SOFT, LUSTR0US, AND SILKEN " se
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
R.P.HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., ProprIe-
tors For sale by all druggists:
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JOHN SwANEY and John Basquill, two
Irlshmen, got Into anght. BaSeullI was consld-
erably hurt and sWaney was semitic jail by Esq.
WInfough on a charge Of assault with intent TO
Kill. When sober, they are quiet, peaceable men,
and good citizens Whisky Is what Is the mat
tar
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THERE was a protracted meeting
held at the christian" Church in this place.
lasting several days, and closing last week. 1t
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Bingham. During
the progress of the meeting some fifteen persons
were baptized by immersion,
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CATER SUFFERING SEVERAL YEARS
with ehilblains or frosted feet without finding
anything to give me permanent relief, was
effectually cured by two or three applications of
Palmers Lotion, and although several years
have elapsed have not been troubled with the
disease since that time, d" writes ChOs. E. Mar
SHALL Insurance Agent, s. E. corner Third and
Walnut Streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Grand COnCert.-The concert spo-
ken Of last week, will be held atthS Court House
tomorrow Friday) night. All are invited. The
Programme has been crowded of our paper. See
small bills
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A MYSTERY.

It Is mystery to most people how combi-
nation Of medicines put up under one name can
have sufficient curative powers 10 cure 20 many
different diseases, and often the very best Of
remedies are discarded or branded as humbugs
because they are recommended TO cure 50 many
complaints. This nomenclature Of diseases
would seem to imply some essential differences
between the diseases thus distinguished, where
as. they are really one and the same disease.
merely differing by the amount Of iu1amaIion or
Irritation in one organ rather than the other.
For instance, from q torpid state Of the Liver we
have Jaundlee, Nervous and Sick Headache.
Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Con
stipation, Neuralgia, and inhnmeTable COM
plants under bigh-tounding names all arising
from diIordered state Of the Liver. Hence we
say, inVigorate That important organ; purge out
the vile accumulation With Robaeks Blood Pills,
and, once restored 10 yigor, take ROback's Blood
Purifier or Stomach Bitters 10 keep 1t perform.
Ing It's regular functions, and you will no longer
be troubled with these many ailments.
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PAPER AND RAGs.-We have an ac-
emulation of old books and papers which we
wish to send of. For q limited time, we will
bny more of this kind Of stock. We will pay
for clean linen or cotton rags, white, per pound
4 cents. For old newspapers, pamphlets, and
books without covers, cents. Books with
cOvsrt on. one cent Colored rags, one cent
Old rope, one cent.
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Bro. WILSON, of the IrontOr Register,
wants some one to commence the manufacture
of velOcipedes in Ironton. Now would it not
be rich to see Bro. Wilson, in bob-tail coat,
with cigar in his mouth, astride velocipede
caVorting along the muddy streets of Irontonl
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We had occasion last week to send
for some articles in the Drug line. As a matter
Of course, we sent to EnOs Reed q Bro, of Ports
mouth. The articles sent were Of the very best
quality. That is the manner in which they do
business.
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If you want to find the place whore
goods are doUn in reality and not merely go on
paper, 30 to the cheap cash and produce store
OF James Trip, ON Broadway Street, a few doors
above the Postofice, There you will 6ud any
thing you need, and at the most reasonable rates.
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Hollands German Tonic

e combination Of al ne fR0Tedtentl Of hs Bit@S,
gfh PURE SdRtd CTHE Rum, Orange, etc. n u Esed
for Hs diSedSs the Biters IN cases 10hSTs 1os
pure alcoholic stimulus iS required YOH lOiu bou ta
mind Qdt tieSe reHediss are entirely different from
any oeTg adreytised for TIE cure Of e dfSeases ndNe&
tssSs being sefete preparations Of HtdietRai e1treSs.
SclfJe 1e OEterg mkrs decoetioHS Of IN SONS
form. The TONIC is dtidedly one Of 1s most piee-
SaM and agreeable TeMsdies eUeT offered 70 De pSbta
Ks taste q ezqasite His pleaSTe 10 take T. phfls u
ePtVia0, ezhildrdiA0, and medtetRal QaaIftes haes
caused u b b kAO'0n az Ess OrsatsR Of al IOaics
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADvERrlsEMENrs 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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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper. ......
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
by oil who use It, Read the certificates.
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WE have omitted to mention that the
Athens Aesssnger is now printed OF new type.
The Messenger is a large, neat and well con-
Quoted paper.
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We notice that there is still large
amount of business done at Graham's Corner,
opposite Millers Drug Store. Stoves, stove
pipe CRATES, coal buckets, and tinware of all
kinds, can be had there at all times. This first
class tinshop in one Of the useful improvements
In our town
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-01-28

To turn gray hair to its natural color
and beauty, use Halls Vegetable sicilian hair
Renewer, the best and most reliable preparati ton
science has given u.s.
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Divorce Notice.

Finley Smiley, Of Irontou, Lawrence county
Ohio, e notified that Margaret Smilev lid. on
the 2Sth day Of January, AID. 1859, llr her pr.
tition In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Conrt oi
Common Pleas. within and for the comfy o.
jackson, and State OF Ohio, charging the said
Finley Smiley with extreme cruelty, gross neg.
lSct of duty, and with having former wife liv-
ing at the time Of his marriage with petitioner.
and asking that she NAV be divorced from the
said Finley Smiley. Said petition will stand for
hearing at the next term Of said Court
MARGARET SMILEY.
By D. MAcKLEY, her Atty.
Jan. 28 '60-GW
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Notice.

TTNHE undersigned have been duly appointed
4 Executors Of the last will and testament OF
Alexander Poor, late Of Jackson county, Ohio,
deceased. ALEXANDER POOR,
Jan 21 st GEORGE W POOR
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SAVE Your MoNEY.-Buy where you
can buy the best and cheapest
Best Family Flour at 5000 per barrel. Retail
smaller quantities in proportion.
Jeans, Flannels Linseys, CaSsimeres, sutinOtts,
Blankets, Stocking Yarn, &C., at low prices.
BUM, DAVIS & co.
Dec. 10, '6s-tf Franklin Mills, Ohio.
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The CHANGE FROM THE CREDIT TO
THE CASH SYSTEM will now offer what con-
slider bargains in what have to sell.
]. NJ. STEELE.
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J. +. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnaccmen OF Jackson
county asuperlor stock Of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. IyI
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed and qualified as Admlnistr ator
of the estate of Daniel 7. Jones, late Of jackson
county, Ohio, deceased.
Jan2I, '69-3t DAVID 7, JONES.
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AS we go to press on Wednesday,
We say to our readers that the moon will be
eclipsed on this "wednesday evening at dark.
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Private meetings of Odd Fellows
will be held at the Herald Office, Jackson, o.,
every Tuesday night, until further notice. The
object of the meetings is to perfect an OrgsnIza
tion in this place-tL
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Ohio Insurance Company,
OF CHILLICOTHE.
AUDITOR OF STATE's OFFICE, !
Department of Insurance, }
Columbus, Jan, 12, 1869. !

Department of Insurance,
Columbus Jan. 12, 1869
Ir Is HEREBY CERTIFIED: That the OHIO
INSURANCE COMPANY, located ut ChiIlicothe.
In the State of Ohio, has complied, In all re-
spects. with the laws of this State relating to
fire insurance companies, for the current year.
and has filed In this Office sworn statement. by
the proper officers, showing its condition and
business, at the date of such statement as fol-
lows:
Amount OF actual paid up capital e. .S22. 900 90
Amount OF stock notes. s............. 7S, 900 20
Aggregate amount of available assets,
(incudng s7s, 900 stock notes.. .1lO, ,O91 Il
Aggregate amt. of liabilities, except
capital ............................ G,S53 "a
Amt. of income for the proceeding
year ...................!........,'1 12, ,2a3 SO
Amt. of expenditure for the proceed
ing year ........................... 1908 1s
In witness whereof, have hereuntO subscribed
my name, and caused the seal of nv Office
e.. 81 10 be affixed, the day and wear above
written. JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
Note.-The item of Expenditures above In
cludes Losses and Cash Dividends paid and that
ofLiabilities includes Reinsurance Fund.
E.. P. sAFFORD Secretary.
H. L. CHAPMAN, Ag't., Jackson.
Jan "a '69-1t
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All persons indebted to the
firm of J. M. STEELE & Co.,
will call and make settlement
at once, as | wish to change
my business.
j. M. STEELE.
Nov. 26, '6s-2m
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The QUARTERLY MEETING for this
Station, will commence at the NJ. E. Church on
Saturday next, at 2 o o'clock P. NJ @