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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

YALE OF LUABL;1 LAND NEak
y HERNDON Pursuant to the decree OF
he Circuit Court Of Fairfax county rendered
~ November tej N 1858 IN the SUIT OF N!tcne''
ceased. the undersigned, Commissioners named
in said decree, will on The 2lst DAY oF NJ
;EMBEis, 1870 first day of Novem hcr county
Court, sell, 10 the hghost biddor' before Inc
Court House door of Fairfax county, that Ger
Ism Tract OF LAND, lying near herndon
J.not on The VIZ. hin gton s Ohio tailroad, OF
which the said James Mahorney, die seized
cont.ininp 81 acres This land is valuable -
porenns desiring 20 purchase will call on Chas.
w. Kitchen, Richard G. Mnbornoy or Charles
W. Pool who live near, and elmer o. whom
will take pleasure in showing the promises.
TERMS-One ,cnth in hand /; the re,idue IN
sig twelve and ghtcen months, IN three equat
inst,lmorts besrifg interest from tho osy VI
ssIe 20 be- secured by tho bonds OF tho pur-
,hsser. with personal security, ana Inc lll,e ~
be retained until tne last payment IS plsuo
slams and deed ut the ezpen.e OF the pur-
chaser. nu o. ~ uGnRr.
Fsirfay CO., oct 15-lawts CONS OF Salr.
IrHUSTEES SALE.-By vi:tuo OF " deed OF
| trust from samuel j. Matter 10 tho und CT :
s.gned bes.ing date on the 10Th day OF har e
1869, of record on the iaad IeS COZ md for the
county i,p PERM n, NM aHsi on MONDAY,
! 10 I7ih DIV Of October, 1870 Court ony' III
FONT os the door of tho Court House of Fairfax
c ,Unr sell, to the highest BIDDER, al that
f TKAC5r OF LAM embraced in said deed.
containing TRIkTsEN ACRES; more or i Less
This land adjoins the lands of William Wal'
tiers, Thomas J. Peacock an Others. ana IS
desirable parcel of land. Those wlsning "
purchase arc invited TO call on me at my resi-
derce. when | will take pleasure i'll showing
| this land. ,u;l, ho
required to pay the expenses and c"sts 9" sr s,S
! e. ~ N.roh 1859 and the residue on q crrd!t
of waive months, with interest from tho day o,
| ssle. The pu7chs ser to pay or stamps ana
cor :evunr,ig. ALFRtD LEIGH, Trustee
Fairfax county, sep i9-lAwts
as b. ah s,s has been n"strohse,a u ,ns,
ND\D,Y ,v-mb- 2.Si. 1870 oc ~ ''"'s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

II COTS AND = Ell d E $ .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-05

Acting Comptroller Of the NufrehcJ,
oct 11-laWl0t Treasury Depa tment
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23

seIagt: tper i'd bin. g3olt ibr mid ebt Ioslafien,
ooer Die 6olgen eurer DummIheit traoen2" '
rDte Solgen lieber ssreunb bic ssoaen." ioote ber
Shnl5e, voenn bas lino bunbert Sbaler; aber iett.
ibr 2eute, binbet ibm bic dnbe gut auf Dem Riider
auiamnen, oamit er fein uneliid mebr anridbtet
nno oann tpo[en mir ibn lieber in ben pferbeital
1perren, bts Der gBdrter tpieber fommt"
sDas 1T oas geite," iaate Molfe; vbenn 10 ranae
balten t6nnen mir ibn bod nibt; Jrieoer, BOP ein-
mol Elm paar Salfteritrdnge Der"
DER Ssoaute. 9ebunoen au ueroen. emp6rte ben
1unaen Mann 10, bob CT nod einen Iebten, luirtlid
per3petfelten Veriuh madte, nur UNI wenigifens ei.
nen Nrm fret 5u befommen; aber es mar nid5t m6a-
!ld uno batte tlur 81 olse DAB lbm Die rohen ssdI<
tie Der Bauern ben Hod balb bonn 2eibe rii1en uno
e,r'ge ouh ihon ben freunbli1en Yorihlaa mad.
men Shaoen anri1te" - 'I
xNber um @ottes milIen, ibr 2eute," idhrie fekt
Holtne. oas Sdenfmdohen, Die lid porber aug Nnaif
peritedt gebalten nun aber our Die Neugierbe bod
hernor9etrieben mar; voas ioq bod niht :etua Der
Ysrrldte ieln Der arme iunse 5err? Sbr eio ielber
rTrauen3immer baben bier nibts einsureoen.~
1a9te Der Sdulje.mit Biiroe; vpobl. neil er Sir
porbsr en, Srintsso seseben bat. 1T er seideiot2
Die S66'. penn sr it4 su iebr ftemmt; 10, bas lit
refet, Utolte, nebmt eu9 nur In Mdbt, baB er eu9
nid)t nit ben 3dbnen erretd1en fanr."
gs bali in Der Sbat fein Wiberfano BON Wolf.
rams Seite; Die uebermadbt mar au aroB. uno al,
pdnoen uno JiBen feit sepaft. trus ism Die S9aar
in's Saus binetn; Der bausfne1t miIBte aug benz
einen feinen feiten StaIe Die bort ftebenoen atpe
Yferoe berausaieben, 0ann parfen he ibn ba auf bic
Streu, Die Sbiire puroe perldofien uno sgrieord
gSolfram. Sanoelsberr bon pelfenburg, NOR Dor Der
9ano noutommen ltd3er unter9ebraat. s..-.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23

Gin 9oitpertras 5ui9en ben Ser. Staaten
uno Dem 9lorDoeutlhen YunDe miro NIT Dem tom=
menben /. Suli in Rsaft treten; Dem 8ertrase se=
mdB miro bas Yorto 5wben ben senannten 2dns
bern fur einen elnfaden Brief nur lieben Gents
betragen. Ser Senerapoltmeliter bat beitimmt.
oab belonoers ieben Gents Mafen fir Oieie 9orrel=
ponoenj anaefertist weroen. Wtan bort, oiele War=
ten piroen Die YrOiilt6pie Stanton's uno Stsuben's
5eiaen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-23
Janftes Rapitel
g d lau auQefuuaen.

l1ntsn in Yeltsbeim mar es inosfen bunt senus
bersesansen, oenn oaB elm uSoler" aus Dem Srrsn.
baus ausSebroden. lei, batten iie ia idon wabrena
Der Gtrd9e berum8eipronen. gSle eln Sdla9 traf
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Dr.T. n. MOnaharl.

NoTICE.-If you want School Books, Novels,
TOYS or Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Papers
or Magazines, you W i'll find them at l. 7. Mona
hans Drug and Book Store, cheap for cash.
If you want Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Lamps, Pictures, Frames, Glass, Dye stuffs, in
fact, everyth ing you wish in the Drug line, 1T.
Monahan can supply you with the very best
quality. rs,
l. t. Monah an buys all his patent medicines
from the prop iietors, and insure them to be gen.
nine. A full supply always on hand, of every
kind.
Brandies, Wines Alcohol, Gin, and Rye,
Bourbon, aud Common Whlsky-a full supply
always on ha nd.
DR.. ]. 7. Monahan will continue to p ractice
medicine, in all its various branches, giving cs-
pecial attention 0 private and chronic diseases.
Being well satisfied that my success in the treat
ment of diseases enera lly, and particularly in
private and chron ic diseases, far exces the sue
cess of the old fogies, who think there is no
medicine but calomel, have no hesitancy in
asking liberal pa tronage from this lscommunity.
Charges in oil cases reasonable.
l ask no iavors but what merit demands.
know that my success in the practice of medi-
cine is equal if not better than any of my com.
petitors. All ask is a fair trial, to render gen
eral satisfaction. know that 1t sto the inter
est of my friends to employ me at all times and
under all clrcumsances-tEeir ills, aches and
bills will be less. Thankful for past favors we
wish to saw to all whom il may concern, that we
are now giving especial attention to ochronic and
private diseases, nd are curing many cases that
heretofore have been considered incurable. We
use no mercury in the treatment of chronic oil
private diseases.
Office in rear of Drug Store, cornor room o.
Isham House, Corner of Main and Broadway
| Streets. Dec.2, 69-Sm
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Let Common Sense Decide.

What is the rational mode Of proc edure 10
cases Of general debility and nervous prostra-
ton Z Does not reason tell us that judielous
stimulation is required. To resort to violent
purgation in such case Is as absurd as twonh
be 10 bleed starving man. Yet it Is done every
day. Yes, this stupid and unphilosOphical
practice is continued In the teeth Of the great
fact that physical weakness, with all the ner-
vous disturbances that accompany it, is more
certainly and rapidly relieved by Hostetter's
Stomach BlIters than by any other medicine at
present known. It is true that general debility
is often attended with torpidity or irregularity
of the bowels, and that this symptom must not
be overlooked. But while the discharge of the
waste matter of the system is expedited or regu-
lated its ugor must be recruited. The Bltters do
both. They combine aperiept and antl-bilious
properties, with extraordinary tonic power
Even while removing distractions from the
bowels. they tone and inYigorate those organs.
Through the stomach, upon which the great
yegeta bic ifc acts directlyit gives healthy
and permanent impetus to every enfeeblcd
func ton. Digestion is facilitated, the faltering 6
circulation regulated, the blood reinforced with
new accession of the amentary principle, the
nerves braced, and all the dormant powers oi
the system reused into healthy action; not
| spasmodically as woul be the case If n mert
s!imulant were administered, but for continu
ance 1t is In this way that suc ch extraordinary
changes arc wroughtin the condition of til,
feeble emaciated and nervous inyalids by the ust
of this wonderful corrective, Alternative ant
tonic Let common sense decide between sucl
preparation and prostrating cathartc sup
plemented by apolsonous astringent like strych
nine or rqulnia. janis, 69-1m
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5 LOCAL BREVITIES.


Heavy rains on Monday last, aud Salt Creek
again high
The Law Association will meet on Saturday
night, and hold a Moot Court.
Come out and hear.
The Christian Association is now fully Or
gAnized, aud will meet again on Monday n lght
Turn out.
There has been rumor in town this week
that w. N. Burke, well known citizen If this
place, was murdered in Portsmouth some three
weeks ago. His coat and hat have been found,
but no trace of him. We still incline to the be-
lief that he is not dead.
"A. ]. Dever, of the Emmitt House, Chilli.
cothe, was in town last week. A report had
been in circulation that Mr.. Deyer's wife was
dead but he informed us that this was not true.
Mrs. DeVer had been quite sick, but she is now
better. aAAl
H. F. AUSTIN who resides on the road be-
tween Berlin and Hamden, is building a fine
frame house, and the carpenters having left some
shavings in room where they had been at
work, the shavings took fire, and the room was
injured perhaps to the amonnt of $1OO 90 before
the fire was extinguished.
"A. F, McCaTley, Of, keystone Furnace. wat
in our office last week. He informed US that
on the 18th of this month he loaded seven boats
with plg-iron, and started them down the Little
Raccoon, for the Ohio River. They carried SS2
tons of iron. One of the boats, carrying 16a
Tons, was cons structed entirely of one tree, Of
the lumber from one tree.
MIR. John Brunton, an old citizen Of Frank
lin township, who resides some five miles soutl
of town, attempted to commit suicide on las
Wednesday. He went out with his son
after dinner, to haul load Of fodder, and hay
ing razor with him, attempted to cut his throat
He made three cuts severlng the windpipe, bu
not cutting the great arteries. DR.. A B. Mon
,ahan, who dressed the wound, tells US that Mr.
Brunton made most narrow escape. At this
writing Tuesday, he is still living. No ca us
can be assigned for this tragedy, and 1t Is sup
posed to be case of sudden insanity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To CONSERVATIVES.


THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-iS anxious. to make known to his
fellow-sufcrers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used Gree Of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find q SURE CURE FOR Con
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcMTIs, etc. The OBJ
ject of The advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyes to be invaluable; and be
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as II
W Ill cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing, s&sg.E 5#
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REy.. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov Is, 1S69-m9. tbgrfaiEQI
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MY soLAoE.

What gem is that so highly wrought
So truly priced, by thousands sought
Without which household joys are notl
THE WEED MACHINE!
Who gives me time to rest and read2
Who fills my purse 'gainst time ofneed Z
Who is to me friend indeed?
THE WEED MACHINE
Who never "tires my soul, or ''wlts?n :,
Who never "sulks, " nor ''eramps, nor 'sklps,
Nor s'lengthens stitches, nor takes ''hts r.
THE WEED MACHINE
Who is 1t tolls the long day through
Or If like the whole night too,
And never shrinks from work to do
THE WEED MACHINE
What noble boon each art accord
What better friend can life afford
Who tolls for me without reward?
MY WEED MACHINE!
How could be happy wife
How could / 'scape the tolls and strife
That chase us down the hill Of life?
Without-MY WEED MACHINE
And, ifan oln, / am blest
With nothing human to caress,
The idol shall love the best
Win be-MY WEED MACHINE!
General Western Office and Salesrooms No 28s
West Fourth Street. Cincinnati. JAMES
SKARDON q SONS, General Agents. JAMES
TITUS, Agent for Jackson county.
Dec2, 69-3m
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IMPORTANT TOFARMERS
And uHFe0pIe Living IN Ws County,
~ GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF
Sewing Machines. Clocks, Watch
= ft 90. Nc. .&c.i f-f

Ei es. &c,, &c. llt
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No other paper of its class Is SO large nor SO
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reading matter that can be found in other OimE
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and Its subscribers will receive grataiiolstg the
most magniicent'distributio Of elegant First
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Club agents are wanted everywhere, as the pa
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and Territories. The general Premium List Is
more liberal than was ever before offered by any
publisher in the United States. A splendid $40
Sewing Machine, Greatly worth $50, )lsofercd
free for club that can be obtained anywhere
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worth $15, for Club that may be got up in
one day; with solid Gold and other Watches,
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Club Agents to commence their lists, so as to
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year. We invite all persons wanting the best
and cheapest rural paper in existence to send
80 to us and receive it from nowto January
1871 or to sendtor sample copy, which will
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mems. fPremium:L Lists &C.
GREAT PREMIUMS FOR EARLY CLUBS,
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above Premiums.
Address, G. L. MINER & CO., New Bruins
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COURT PROCEEDINGS IN EARLY
---.-----L u. TIMEA


NoyEMBER Tern, 1s16.-Court met Nov. 4th,
at the. house Of VIM. Glyens. Present Hugh
Poor, William Glyena and David Payne. No
President Judge. Nathaniel w. Andrews Clerk
pro tenn, and Abraham Weleh Sheriff
The following persons co imposed the Grand
Jury. Francis Holland Foreman, Joseph w.
Ross, George L. Crookham, Samuel A. Hall,
Michael Stoker VIM. Jenkins, John Callaghan,
John Atkin son, Teter Null, John Backus, John
Shook, William Martin, Peleg Potter, Elkana
Brarnlit and Ross Nelson.
State of Ohio VS.. Jacob Moler. Assault and
Battery. Plea guilty. Fine So 90 and costs.
Joel Long vs. John George. Continued
State of Ohio vs.. Benjamin Long. Assault and
Battery. Plea guilty. Fine $40 90 and costs.
state of Ohio vs.. John Duncan. ASS ault and
Battery. Plea guilty. Fine So 90 and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Elizabeth Bennett, Green :
berry Jane, and George Devors. RecognlzancC
forfeited as to Bennett and Devors, and respite
entered
Thomas Pye, for the use OF Richard Douglas
VS.. Joseph Crouch. Judgment for S46 571s.
Brown & McCott VS.. Peleg Potter. Continued
In the afternoon, Hon. John Thompson, Pres
ident Judge, took his seat.
Tuesday, Nov. 5th. License issued to Daniel
Hoffman, authorizing him to sell merchandise
other than the growth and manufacture of the
United States, for one year.
Nottingham Mercer VS.. Hugh Gilllland. As
sault and Battery. BY consent OF parties, issu
made up and cause continued for trial to next
term.
Ordered that Ger tfcate to pay Grand Jurors
and constabes for attending them. Ordered
that JOS Sill, PrOsecutin g Attorney, be allowed
S25 90. Ordered that venire issue for Grant
Jurors for next term.
There being no further business, Court ad
jOurDed without day.
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON
se OUNTY---1S45.

David Devcr and Sarah Walls, Sept. a. by
Michael Mccoy ]. P.
Diaries Drak and Susan Nelson, Sept Z, by
G. Yeager, ]. P.
Daniel Boyer and Nancy Murphy, Sept IA, by
John Swain, Minister.
George W. shllwell and Mary Rowser, Sept.
II, by Isaiah N. Ford, Minister.
John Sehoo!ey and Amanda 4. Walker, Sept.
II, by James B. johnson, Minister.
John :. Yeager and Rebecca Smith, Sept. Is
by Samuel 3. Gates, J. P.
Thomas I. Jones and Sarah Griffith, Oct. 2,by
John A. Davis, Minister.
Aaron HOllen shead and RebeccA Harris, Sept
1s, by @. Yeager, ]. ?.
William A. Gillllaud and Amelia GsArl, Sept
25, by William Trago, J. p
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Books THAT ALL SHOULD HAvE.-An
extraordinary opportunity in our Judgment, is
offered to agents in the sale of two books ad'
vertised in this issue Of the Standard. We refel
to the advertisements OF e. Hanuaford g. Co.,
who make speciality of .6rst,class subscription
vorks. THE Physical Life of Woman" is en-.
dorsed by many most EN- inent names as scientific
and practical in the highest degree and every
way meritorious. One or more copies should
be in every household. The other work which
they advertise is also most excellent one for the
family. eEI a'
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THE great amount Of time consumed
by the ladies in dressing and ARA pgpg their half
must make any article which would lesson their
labor particularly desirable. Rings Vegetable
Ambrosla leaves the hsIrin such condition as to
render the dressing and arranging very easy
matters 1t imparts to 1t that splendid glossy
appearance so mu ch admired, cleanses the scalp
from dandruff and oil humors, and prevents
balduess promotes It's growth aud restores gray
hair to Its original color. jan.13&27
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ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS.
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful ndlscreton, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
WHO need it, the 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. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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l have just received the largest as
sortment of Books. Stationery, Notions, Toys,
Lamps and fixtures, ever brought to this market.
Call and see the new gas burner. They can
be adapted to all kinds Of lamps. Furnace
scrip, and all kinds Of grain and marketing taken
in exchange for goods. /. T. MoSAHAN.
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The Standard dubbed with the Ru-
raI American at very low rate.

We will club the Standard with the Rural
American at the very low rate of $500 for both
papers, one year. Qs7OO and the Rural Ameri,
can will be sent free for the balance of 1869, to
all subscribers who send in their names early
Here is chance to obtain the largestand best
Agricultural, horticultural, and general Family
Paper published in the United States, and the
Standard for onlyffty cents more than the regu-
lar price of our paper! Such q chance is rare,
and 1t win beto the interest Of our readers tc
call and subscribe soon, SO as to secure the Ru
raj American for the balance of 1869 Free.
Nov. 1S, 1S69-6m.
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AN ORDINANCE
FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PAVE.
MENTS SIDEWALKS AND STREET

FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PAVE
MENTs. SIDEWALKS AND STREET
CROSSINGS. ~,
BE IL ordained By The Council ofde Incorporated
Village jackson: SEC. /. That it shall be unlaw-
full for any person or PERSONS to ride aAy horse
oxen, over or upon any pavement or sidewalk,
or that part 1.-THE street allotted for use of q
sidewalk, in the limits of said Village, or up
on any walk constructed by said Village outside
of the corporate limits thereof, or to permit the
same to remain standing to the obstruction of
any pavement, sidewalk or street crossings in
said Village.
SEC. 2. That any person violating section !
OF this ordinance, shall, upon conviction, be
fined not less Than 81 90, nor more that S25, or
imprisoned in the county Jail not more han ten
days, or both, at the discretion Of the Mayor,
and shall pay the costs Of prosecution.
| Passed Janusry I7th 1870 --tv.
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IRA NSFERs OF REAL ESTATE.

fURNlsHED b1 ClAs. leiiopfei OooNAi NEOONDhh'
Hamilton Burt and wife to David and Charles
Goddard-land in Milton 5000
Flemmon Bryant and wife to Peter Lee--qult
claim to SO acres in jackson tp.....,....$1 $125
Auditor Baker to Flemmon Bryant--S9 acres in
Jackson tp... .......... ...,.........,j......S
Henry Lesser and wife to Gabriel Lessor--65
acres In Hamilton tp.......,.........$l,0 700
Hickman Powers and wife to Evan Williams
4Oacres in Franklin tp......,.,....,,.S 81 500
John e. Perkins, guardian to John W. VIII
liams-undivlded u of 1cS acres In Madison
tp".....' ,............. ..,.... 5000
John E. Perkins ct al. to John W. Willi0ms--un-
diyid 9S of 1893 acres in Madison tp. ,,.Sl ,6s6
Imogene Leach ct al. to John P, Leach-quit
claim to 81 acres in Lick TIP, S45O
Elijah Beatty and wife to Thomas j. BeaLty--15 5
acres in jackson tp.... ..$4OO
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ADVERTISEMENTS 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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Gro. P. RowEIL q Co. are the New York Ad-
vertisiDg 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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ONthe 2Oth Of August last, william

ONthe goth of August last, William
MeCarley died at Ewington, Gallla county. He
was "a years of age. Mr.. MeCarley was ma
tive of Pennsylvania, but be came to franklin
township, in this county, about the year 1920,
aud resided there eight years. He then re-
sided from 1928 to 1886, on the farm of the late
Andrew Long, in jamestown Addition to jack
son. He then resided at McCarley's Mill, on
Raccoon. Mr.. McCarley was the father of A. F.
McCarley of Keystone Furnace.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-27

WE have received from Isaac r.
Sherwood, Secretary of State, and also from DR..
Williams, of the Legislature, copies of the An
nual Report of the Secretary of State for the
year 1868. 1t Isl book of 800 pages,i crowded
full of the most valuable statistics. 1t is the
most complete work of the kind we have ever
seen. Gen. Sherwood has shown himself most
acmirab ly qualified for the Office which he now
hls