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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted--Four Mold. Makers.

ONE FOREMAN AND THREE JOUR-
" NEYMEN to go to Pittsburgh. Good
wages and steady employment guaranteed.
Address for this day only, stating where
and when an interview may be had,
GLASS MANUFACTURERS,
dec6 This Office.
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Laundry Soap.
Refined Starch.
New Bacon.

IN BOXES WOODS LAUNDRY,
OU Just received.
dec6 HENRY X. LIST & co.
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SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING

"Inasmuch as ye have done II unto one
Of the least Of these ye have done II unto
me-"
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NOTICE.
WANTED.

- GIRL OF FROM u To Is YEARS OF
n age, to assist in doing housework. A
permanent home may be secured II mutual
satisfaction is given. Inquire one door
south of Tiernan's Grocery, Wheeling
Island. dec
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Habitual Combination.
HOW 10 EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER.
MANENT CURE

some occupations Of life predispose to
Costveness, especially those which allow
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70 MEDALS
EXCEL ALL OTHERS,

(See Testimonial Circular, Sent Free)
NEW STYLES AND REDUCED PRICES
this month. AN ILLUSTRATED Gaia
LOGUE, with elegant illustrations from
photographs, and full Information, sent free.
Address MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
500 Broadway, New York, or l54 fremont
street Boston. dec6-eOdd&W
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Store Room For Rent,

STORE ftOOm r Or FtenL.
JNHE STORE ROOM AT NO. 20S MARKET
street, east side of Market square, Is for
rent. Possession given on April LIST, 1871.
For further particulars apply at
dec5 "OLD HOME"
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Woman Suffrage.

One day last week a proposition was
debated in the Ohio House of Repre-
sentatives, to submitto the voters Of the
State, an amendment to to the consti-
tuition, permitting women TO vote. 1t
was voted down. AS a matter of fu-
ture reference, we give the vote, as it
is recorded in the Columbus Journal:
1.-THE following is the vote. 10 Re-
publicans voted for and SO voted
against; SO Democrats voted for and
81 against the resolution.
Those who voted in the affirmative
were-Messrs Adair, Baber Ball,
Bates, of Hamilton, Beach, Bradbury,
Callen, Colby, Conklin, Corcoran, De-
vore, Dickson, Dodds. Ellis, Green,
Haldeman, Hayward, Hill of Erie, Hill
fulton, Hudson, Hughes, Johnson,
Kemp, Kile, Lacey, Little, Love,
McVay, Marshall, Mott, Mower, Nun
son, Park, Ream, Robinson, Schoen-
felt, Shafer, Sford, Soule, Stanton,
Stickney, Stilwell, Titus, Van Worries,
Waldron, Walker, Weyer, Williamson,
Wilson Of Wayne, Winslow, and
Youug-5l.
Those who voted in the negative
were-Anderson, Armstrong, Austill,
Baker of Coshocton, Baker of Fairfield,
Bates of Noble, Bettelon, Blakeslee,
Bogardus, Bowman, Brooke, Brown Of
Morrow, Brown Of Washington, Cess
ma, Cockerill, Curtiss, Dennis, Enochs,
Fitch, Ford, CASTOR, Geffs, Glover
Griffith, Hambleton, Heller, Hill ot
Hamilton, Hitchcock, Hubbard, Joy
Kisor, Kleinschmidt, Leohner, Milligan
Parker, Parr, Peckinpaugh, Ritzel
Sayler, Schrck, Seitz, Shaw, Steele
Sterling, Strong, Ullery, Ward, White
Williams Of Jackson, Wilson of War
ren, Wing, Wolcott, aud Cunningham
--64."
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NEWS ITEMS.

No room left for news. Wa will
say that Congress is still working at
the bin TO admit Georgia. Senator
Rcvels, the negro from Mississippi
the successor Of jeff Davis the traitor,
has made speech in this matter, arg
lag protection for the colored people oI
Georgia. The speech was a good one,
and the Senate chamber was crowded.
The President has seat 1890 sol
diers to Tennessee, to keep the unre-
constructed rebels in subjectioa-
Tho Ohio Legislature has been
working hard to pass the bill for the
establishment Of soldiers orphans
home.
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Last week we received several South

Last week we received several South
srn papers from A, A. Carr. We see
by letter written to his father, that
everything in Florida is very high.
Mr. Carr pays ten dollars per week for
bis board, at Jacksonville.
In letter to his brother, Mr.. Carr
says: "AAer being prccipitated over
waters and mouutains-dragged from
depot to hotel, and rushed from hotel
70 depot, for twelve days, distance of
fourteen hundred miles, ! find my
health greatly improved thus far |
raise more in coughing, but quite easy
TO what did, aud | think this climate
will help mo. Ny appetite has inCreaS-
cd wonderfully, and begin already to
wish for the good eatables of the North
set before me, instead ofthe mussed up
grub prepared by "niggers,
On the whole route from Jackson,
Ohio, to this place, the people complain
Of colder weather than usual at this
time Of year. On the 9th March, there
was heavy frost at Atlanta, Georgia,
and as the peach trees were in bloom,
the fruit was killed. Savannah, llth,
air cool and bracing, making an over
coat feel comfortable. Ripo oranges
hanging on the trees, and flowers in
full bloom.
Jacksonville, Florida, has about six
thousand inhabitants, 1t is situated on
St. Johns River, twenty Eve miles
fren the ocean, aud is noted for being
the highest and driest locality on this
river The water is salt in the river,
and the tide flows in Fifty miles above
Jacksonville, and the river is several
miles wide 10 places, and when a north
west wind (north westers they call them
here) blows, the river takes the form OF
an ocean more than q river.
A. A. CARR"
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the demonstration of their peculiar faculties to
pass away. Babcr must have his AaEle at the
head of bill, purporting to be for women's
suffrage, and 50 must Ball. 1t was strictly in
the line of the speciality Of each -to-wit;--po-
litical tlikery, Babcr's was miserable abortion,
as NC have seen. anI Balls was defeated, not
because wonan's right to the elective franchise
was lis ftulure, but because miserrbte, low
trick was made apparent in it. 1t was substan-
italy this. that all mAe citiEcns of the Slate, if
twenl, lone years Of age, whether male or le-
male shall he entitled to the exercise Of the
elective franchise, all Of which amounted to
this that il tke Republican friends Of female
suffrage would agree 10 stultity themselves by
voting 20 rr-asscrL the white qualification in thu
Constitution. Mr. Ball would consent TO give
the women the light to y0t'. He was viking
to trade a contingent right, for liked right
both of which he was unwilliog to concedc.
There was a proposition oH,fod by way of a
substitute for Balls to this ciIect
THAT the tight of auy person to exercise th c
elective franchs slttll nDtb dtui1d or abrilgc
by reason of sex"
Tli, was the true proposition involved in the
claims Of Cur women, so far us il wenl but II
was defective in not supplying tue Olhcr pro-
visions nect s,ary 10 define the right, or TO dis
pose Of the uncun gruOus provisions Of the fra Il.
chi>e clause of the Constitution. 1t was sup
ported by none but the true friends of female
suffrage, and am Inclined to think not by all Of
them The fog raised over the subject by Its
pretended friends, coupled with the pressure Of
constantly changing questions, precluled any
very clear appreciation OF the situation. At :
O'clock vote was taken, after the previous
question had been ordered, the substitute waA
rejected and the resolution was delicate |, the
vote standing Yeas 81, Nays 81. An tIas per-
ished the hopes Of the friends of female suffrage
for this winter. II is u noteworthy fact, tha
the advocates Of female suffrage never rccoi iycd
SO many votes in any previous Ohio Houte o
RItstntOtiycs. .a...
II is generally conceded by outsiders, and
strangers who have visited Columbus this win
ter that tic present General Assembly is one of
more than ordinary ability. In the Senate arc
some Of the ablcst Lawyers In the State, and Al
least three. ex-Members OF Congress.
In the House the Republicans are particularly
fortunate in having the services and experience
of such accomplls lshed legislators as Van Vorhccs
Hitchcock, Dickson, Glover, Dcunis and others
This gives the Republican, an olytnag, far
more powerful than their small plurality in
numbc!s. r.. ...,- f...
But, Mr.. Editor, have already trausgressci
the rules of propricty by writing so muc', know
ing that female suffrage Is a pct question witt
you, as well as myself, I colld not do otherwise
THAI give it the above attention, hoping 1t may
not be unntercsting to your numerous readers.
remain yours. truly,
w. s. WILLIAMS.
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va lhonghl lhaL we bad been abol

We thought that we had been about
bard enough upon our neighbOrs over
on the Bottom" but just hear how
the Portsmouth Tribune hits them:
aThe citizens Of Chillicothe are now
excited over getting lake made out Of
the "old bed" of the Scioto river, by
flooding it with wafer from the canal.
In this our neighbors propose TO swim
and sail and dive. We fear II some of
the old fogies of the "great railroad
center" 20 to disporting themselves
very gaily In that lake, it will be the
last Of them They are too light at the
Top and TOO heavy at the bottom to un,
dertake aquatic sports. II they don't
qnit flirting round with all their neigh
bors, .iplaying railroad" there is one
lake they'll get into, where the more
anierprising can 60 into the "Lucifer
matchy business. as there will be plenty
Of "raw maternal on hand"
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Colrnnrs O March Is. 187O.

COLUMBUS D. March Is, 1870
The following problem has been go
ing the rounds of the pIpers. a great
many people have attempted its solution,
with great many different results
Knowing the readers of the STANDARD"
take an iaterest in such matters, | sub.
NIT il tO them:
'.In one OF The smaller New England
towns, an agent was appointed to sell
alcoholic liquors, at salary OF twenty
FIVE dollars perannum; he was furnish
ed with a stock Of liquors valued al
$57 "a, aud with $32 10 in cash 10
commence business; during the year he
purchased liquors to the amount OF
$50 81, and received for liquors sold
Slo2 81. At the end of the year he
had liquors on hand valued at S3i 81.
Did be owe the town, or did the town
owe him
The above problem was submitted at
teachers institute to one hundred
teachers, seventy five Of whom gave
answers, only three Of which were cor
rect"
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looking at Il for a long, long time, that it was
certain ~ the best imitation of The human form
he ever saw. | thought so myself We visited
the great central park, which is some 2, 500 acres
in extent and a most romantic and pleasing
place il Is but | could not describe it ifI would
try. We saw "A great many things too numer-
oHs to mention. But | he'd to leave for home
alter all and on my way called to see the Nj
agara Falls. II was most bitter cold morning,
but | took time and looked it all around on the
Canada and American sides. 1t made an impress
s ion ON my inward man that will last certainly
as long as live. From the Niagara hurried
home to my business, being recruited in mind,
if not in body, b. my trip.
Il. l.. HUGHEs.
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received until three
o'clock Of the 10th day of April, 1870, by the
undersigned Committee, for plan, and the con-
structiOn of a suspension shingle roof on the
Masonic Hall, Jackson C. H., Ohio, said build
ing being GO feet long BY 40 feet wide. Con-
tractpr to furnish al necessary material bolts,
&c, to complete said roof the main girls to be
of good yellow poplar; rafters braces, &C.. to
be of pine or poplar. Bids toembrace separate
costof oak. hap, and white pine Joint shingles.
Also, bids for the necessary brick work in
raising rcar3wah level with the front wall, and
one gable. Said work to be estimated by the
thousand in the wall. For further Information
inquire of l.. MAY
e7. 3, .na A. ROBBINS. cob
HaF u GEO. STEVENSON,
March 24-3w .. Committee
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,tal Val. Of Iapds and Furnace in Jack.

Total Val. Of lands and Furnace 10 Jack
son county. .,............ ,.a26SSO 10
Total Value OF Real Estate ........... 36S50 90
Terms Of Sale, Ono third cash down. one
tn ird in one year. and one third in two years
with interest from the day Of sale, and he de-
ferr,d pay meuls to Lc occurred by a mortgage
Oh tho premises sold. B." ~
Sa id real estate to be sold as an entirety, or In
separate parcels at the discretion of the Re
ceiycr aud fer not less than two thirds of the
appraised value thereof and at the same time
aud place viii offer for sale tho personal prop
ertYbelongi1g TO said Furnace Cuhtpaily. to be
sold in accordance with the ordef Of Tic Court,
together with the real estate or sepa aratGy the
discretion Of the Receiver, for not less than tw
thirds of the appraised value thereof.
Terms iOrpersonal property. one third cash,
one third in four months aud one Lhirl In eight
months, with interest from dav of sale. -.-.
e- i. b. LODWICK,
Maech TO- '70-5w 30 " Receiver
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Robert Elarton, of lIilIsboro, Iowa,
writes to US that Aaron Graves, for
merly of this county, aged AZ years,
recently died Of lung disease. lie was
soldier during the late war, He
leaves a wife and faulty. His wife is
adaughter of Gidcou Harvey, Of this
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The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times, writing from here, took occa-
sion few weeks ago, TO give the Leg
islature fits, calling the house rabble,
and going so far as to single out indi-
vidual members, and charge them with
being no better than wooden men, with
not being able to draft bill, construct
a grammatical sentence, &c. &c. Some
of the members waxed very wroth at
these charges, and threats were made
to deprive the correspondent of the
privileges of the floor, or to arraign
him at the bar of the House, and there
rcprimand him. Neither the one nor
the other has been done. AS many as
three weeks have elapsed since the at
tention of the House has been called to
the charges. As many as thousand
threats have been made; yet the cor
respondent lives.
Jackson county is well represented in
the person Of DR.. Williams The DR..
has made no speeches as yet, and if
wise will make none hereafter. 1t may
be well enough to explain the features
of a bill or give your reasons for your
vote on certain occasions, but it is not
well enough to waste your wind on any
OF the general issues Of the day to which
the members, as pOrtizanS, have been
committed. The Doctors splendid
business publications and sound, prac-
tical sense, show in the committee and
in the influence which he in quiet
way, wields on the floor. Jackson
county has reason to be proud of hel
Representative J. f. HOFFMAN,.
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Tickets.

We are prepared TO print tickets eth
or for township conventions or for the
April election, on short notice. We
will print 500 or less, for one dollar,
cut, ready to vote. The cash must ac-
company each order.
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FANCY DRINK,

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits and
Refuse Liquors, doctQrcd spiced, and sweetened
to please the taste, called Ton les '"Appetizers"
"Res(ornlives, I" &C., that lead tho tppler on TO
Drunkenness and ruin, but are true medicine,
made from the native Roots and Herbs of Call.
fornia, free from all 4 lcoholic Stima ldnts. They
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, o perfect Renoyator and
IbVigorator of the System, carrying off all poi.
sonous matter, and restoring the blood to
healthy condition. No person can take these
Btters according to directions, and remain long
unwell. L.......5 5..,5.,. .....r
500 will be given for an ncurablc case, pro-
vided the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means. and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of repair.
For nRammatOry and Chronic Rheamattsm aad
Gout Dyspepsia, OF Indigestion Bilious. Rsmsttenf
and hntermtaent Ferers, diseases 81 me biooa. ,
Lirer, Kidneys me Bltnl1er, these Btttefs have
been most sueeessful. Suoh Diseases are eansee
by Jitiatef Blood, which Is geneHlly produced
by arrangement of Che Digestiee Orgaas ~.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever yon una
Its impurities bursting through the skin IN Flm-
pies, Eruptions or Sores cleanse y when you
find il obslrpeted and sluggish In the veins !.
cleanse itwheh il is foul, and your teelin gs WllI
tell you when. Keep the Blood pure and the
health of tile system Will follow.
PIN. TAPE. aud other WORMS, lurk ing In
the system of so many thousands, are effect ualH
DESTROYED and removed. &. . =
In Bilious. Rem ittent and INTERIM ittent Feyers
these Bitters have no equal. Foriull directions
read carefully the circular around each bottle,
printed in four lhnguages-E German,
French and Spanish.
I J.WALKEk, Proprietor, 32 Commerce St.N.Y.
\ e7R X. II. MCDONALD s. co.,
I Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco and
Sacramento, California, and 81 " 81
\ Commerce st., n. Z. -
Eg-S0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
/ mar lO-i3mN iYNNVft>31
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SHERIFF'S AND SPECIAL MASTER CON.
- MISSIONER'S SALE. g
iSjate of Ohio. ,T,,cI,on Co.

State of Ohio, Jackson Comy, ss.
Rumsey, Roads " Reed, ! ,-l.T- .g'i.G ~
David A. Edwards. ct al -
Pursuant TO the command of an order OF sale
issued IN the Obo$ styled cause, and to me di-
rccted as Sheriff & Special Master Commlss' Olcr,
will offer at public auction at the. door. Of the
Court House. in jackson, in said county, on . !
Saturday, April 9th, A. D., 1870,
at one O'Clock p. NJ, of snid2dsy,-thc following
mortgsgcd premises. sitilated In lthc, county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described rs follows, tO-wit: GDI
Lot number one ~ in the second addition to
the town of Winchester, with all The appHrten-
anees and benefits attached to or belonging to
said lot aiit described as follows; Commencing
at the north west corner thence running South
four rods thence East eight rods; thence Nnril
five rods thence West cigh rods, to the place
of beginning including the min erected thereon.
Valued at 1880 90.
To be sold as the property Of David "A. Ed
wards to satisfy judgment rendered by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson County.
Ohio In favor Of Rumsey, Roads y Reed.
Terms OF sale cash on day of sale,
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March,
A, D., 1879. .--l 'ia q
JOHNSON WADE, Sh'GJ.C.,
and Special Master Commissioner of said Court,
JAMES TRIP, Attorney Tor PRE- u ]
March 10, ,7U-5w-pfSl2 60
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SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
- MISSI0NER'S SALE.
state Of ohio, Jackson county, IS.

State Of Ohio, Jackson county, s..
~ Mary a. AE'lA4'' On 1.sorasi Of Sale. 1
james NJ. Arthuret all ...
Pursuant to the command of on order Of sale
Issued III the above styled cause, and to me dl-
rected as Special Master Commissioner of said
Court, will offer at public auction at the door
OF the Court House in said county, on
Saturday, April 9th, A. d., 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the following
premises, situated In the county Of Jackson and
State Of Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows tO.wlt:
The South West quarter of the North East
quarter, of Section number nine (9), Township
number seven (7), in Range number seventeen
az, containing forty acres, more or less,
Valued at $3.50 90 stt ..lll..
Terms of sale cash on day of sale. o
Given under my hand this 7th day Of March,
A. D., 1870, .,,l.l,ls IN b III. ,9
,oq JOHNSON WADE sh'fJ. c.,
and Special Master Commissioner q. Q. Pleas
oisaid county. ---'--''s ,-'------
d. MAoELEY, Atty. pf lHt1Fg
March lO,'TO-5w-pf $10 so
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NOTICE

The creditors of ]. w. Collins, Receiver OF
Limestone Furnace Company, are hereby re-
quested to forthwith make oueand file with the
undersigned, at the office of the Probate Judge
Of Jackson County, Oh 10. an lemized and detail
ed statement of their claims against said Receiv-
er. duly verified bt affidavit, showing The nature,
amount. and date Of the original Indebtedness; {;
for what purpose the debt was contracted what
renewals thereof if any, have been made what
amount thereof, IL any, has been paid, and what
amount thereof is now due and unpaid, In order
that the same may beproperlv audited and re-
ported j. w. L0NGB0N
March 24-3w Special Master.
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SHERIFF's AND SPECIAL MASTER COW
- MISSIONER'S SALE. -snA.


Dan lei w. Peek } #
Pursuant to the command Of an order of sale
issued in the above STYLED cause, and to me dt
rected as Special Master, / will offer at public
auction at the door ofthe Court House in jack
SON. In said county, on
Saturday, April 9th, A. D., 1870,
at one o clock P. NJ, of said day tho following
described premises, situated 10 the county of
jackson aud State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: s-
In Lot Number One Hundred aud Eleven (111)
in the North half Of the town Of jackson.
Valued at $500 90
To be sold as the property of Daniel w. Peck
to satisfy q judgment and decree rendered BY
the Court of Common Pleas of Jackson countys
Ohio, in favor of Amanda j. Peck Fr
Terms of sale cash on day Of sale.
Given under my hand this Sth day of March,
A. D.. 1870.
JOHNSON WADE, shHr j. c.,
and Special Master Commissioner of said Court.
March 10, '70--5w--pf 80 30
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Kanawha River Farm
FOR SALE,
AT 818 PER ACRE! /!
March 2l-tw

Ioiler for sale q valuable mineral and tlmbered
Farm, containing 785 acres. This property Is on
the North side Of the kanawha River Is miles
from the mouth In Mason county. w. Va, and
l2 miles from Charleston, the Capital Of the
State 1t has frontage OF q of q mile on the
rlver-l20 acres of improved river bottom, and
% acres improved creek bottom land, the bal
ance heavily tliHbeted with white oak, hickory,
ash and poplar. It can be divided so us to make
two eXcellant stock farms, AS stock farm II
cannot be surpassed, as II Is well watered by
creeks and springs. There Ia now open on the
adjoining property 4-foOt vein of splnt coal of
superior quality, Also, on the same property
at the depth of 210 feet vein OF salt water was
struck. Any ono wishing TO engage In thelum-
berlng business could rot nnd a better location.
viii sell part or the whole at $1S per acre.
Terms OF payment--One third cash in hand,
balance In one aud two years, secured by the
property Address, or inquire Of
Y. A.GUTHRIE, tH
March "a, ,T0-1m Galllpolls, Ohio.
EurGiNuH,WSse wRr a ~ uf,s7.E 1Tr7 N n
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ECEIVER'S '". "' f'ra
Sale of Real Estate
AND. b.el 5-'faul-E1
FURNACE PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at public auction, at the office of the Lime
stone Flu mace Company, in Bloomfie Id Town
ship, jackson County Ohio,
On the 19thiday Of ,April,fAg d. 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
real estate, tO-wit: T y @
Lands situate I'm Gallia County,