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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13
Southern Ohio Musical Festival.

The Portsmouth Harmonic Society
sends greeting to the musicians in South
eFn Ohio, aud earnestly solicits your
presence and assistance at the Southern
Ohio Musical Festival, to be held in this
city. on the 9Th, Sth and 9th days Of
June, 1876.
There will be a rehearsal by the Festi-
val Singers on Wednesday evening. the
7th, at u oclock. Rehearsal, Thursday
morning at 81 o'clock There will be
one grand matinee chorus concert by the
children of the public schools, Thursday
afternoon. at , o'clock. Grand classical
concert, Thursday evening at o'clock.
Rehearsal Friday morning. Grand mat
inee concert, Friday afternoon. Final
grand classical concert, Friday evening
The object Of this Festival Is to awak.
en- a deeper interest in the cultivation OF
good music, and TO afford our musical
people an opportunity TO become &C.
quaInted, and TO cultivate a mutual in
terest and sympathy in this work, and
separate with an earnest determination
to liit up the standard OF good music in
our churches, our homes, our public
schools, and concert rooms; and we call
upon all loyeTs Of good music. the minis.
ters in all the churches. and all Christian
people to unite with Us in this worthy
effort.
Will you not organize musical club
Of four, six, eight ten or fifteen singers?
Report TO US your number aud determi.
nation TO take part in the festival, and
We will Immediately furnish you the mu-
sic for practice.
Our people will most cordially enter.
tain all persons taking part in the icsti.
val, 20 that you will be at no expense
while in the city.
Arrangements will be made with Rail.
roads and Steamboats, to carry pas3cn-
gers at half fare
For further information address either
OF the undersigned Committee,
b. :. JOHNSTON,
WM RHODES.
SAMUEL REED.
Portsmouth, Ohio, April .. lS76.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

This august body had not adjourned at
last accounts, nor fixed any time for ad-
journment We think they ought now
to remain all summer They can find
ample work to be done. For illustration,
We will mention that last winter the Leg
islature passed bill reducing the fees Of
county officers. Recently this law was
in part repealed, and the fees of officers
raised. The next day after the new law
had been enacted, Mr.. Dalzell introduced
q bill to repeal it. In this manner they
can remain in session the entire two
years.
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MEDICAL.
CENTAUR
E N TS..
The Quickcst, surest aud
Cheapest Remedies.

Physicians rcc1mmCnd. aud Farriess declare
that no such rcincdirs have ever before brcn tn
use Words are cheap, but thc proprirtors of
thee articles win present trial bottle. % niedi-
cal men. gratis. o. q guarantee 81 what they
say.
The Centaur Lininsnt. white Wrapper.
will curc rheumatism, NeuraiEia. LumbaEo,
sciaiiea. Cakcd Breasts, sore Nipries. Frosted
Feet, ChiIlhlains. and any ordinary
FLESH, BOSE on MUSCLE AfLNESr.
We make no prcicnss that this article will
cure Cancer, restore lost bones, or give health
10 a whisky soaked carcass. hot u viii always
reduce Inflammation and aiiay pain.
II viii extinct the poison ~ bites aud stinEs.
and heal burns or rcalds without a scar. Palsy.
Weak Back. Cnkcd Breasts. Earache. Tooia-
ache. Itch aud Cuianeous Erupiions, readily
yield 10 o. treatment.
Henry Hack. % Ada. Hardin 90, -, says
"My wife has had rheumatism fur i've years.
NO rest, no nlccp-cuuid scarcrly walk across
the noor. she 4 nov completciy curd ~ the
I ful 60 yen, aud recommend your wonderful
medicine % all cur friends"
james Iiurd. of Zanesviiie, ohio. aayss "The
I Clufaur LiuimCnt cured ms Eruuiria."
I Alfred Tush. % newark. writes. sSond tns
one doxcn bottles hy express. Tho IIniulsni
\ ilas saved my leg. I want 10 distribute Ia. Ar."
Z The sale - this Linlmsni y increasing rap.
idly.
Ibe feltOW tentaur Liniment
g. ipr thc tough skin. fcsh aud musiss of
uoHsEs, MULE, ANn ANIMALS.
I We have never get sccn case Of SPAWN
swccny, Ring-bonc. wind.aall. Ecrntchsm oi
Puli-Eyil, which this Linimont would no
speedily benefit, ani We never saw bot a feu
eases which ~ would not eurr. "a viii cur,
when anything can. fi 1. folly % spend 30 20
a Farmer. when one dollars worth of Csntau
Liniment will DO better. The following b
sample Of the testimony producc,is
". 4. Hopkins, Postmaster at Plqua, o.. aayu
"Ceniaur L.lniineni can't bc beat. n cure
every time
"NELvEMrnM. o., March z fsTa.
I The ttufaur Liulments arc the hcsf acillnl
medicines We have ever had. The demand
very great for i, and We cannot aiford % b
withoutif. 4. II. HiaEY a Son"
"JEFrEnaox. Mo-. Nov. n, is7l.
''~umr time ago ! was shipping horsra 10 ~
. Louis. got one badly crippled in the car. Wif
urenf difficulty I Eof him 10 the stable. tn
LiuiuiUut, which used with such success tina
. iu two days ihc horse was active aud mnnri
we'll. have hecu a veterinary surgeon g.
thirty ycars, bot your iiuimcnt beats nnythin
"A.J. M'CARTY. Veterinary Surgeon"
For postage stamp We will mail a Centat
Almanac, containing hundreds OF ccrtincat,
num every state In the Union These LIN
mouts are nov sold hy all dealers ln the cur
try.
Laboratory Of J. y Rose a Co,
- Dcy 81, New York.
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Gen. John Brown. Of Athens, died re-
Gently. He was in his 9lst year. He
had resided in Athens nearly sixty years,
and had held many prominent official
positions. A few years ago we met Gen.
Brown at the Athens editorial conven-
ton. He was invited to an honorary
seat in the convention.
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= .. ~. RAILROAD.
Fourth Installment.

The stockholders % the SpfinEfv o., Jackson
aud Pomcruy Railroad are hereby notified that
the fourth nstniitncnt of 10 per ceuL II inquired
20 b. paid within ~ days from this date. OF b..
fore the 18th Of May ls4o Hereafter Nixiy
days notice will D. given for zach call uf tu
per cent. Payments of stock must br made %
tie following persons, Who are authorized to
receipt cor the sumHs
John Fou-. Springfield. clark county.
=. y. Eiy. Wu-hi 8fon &. H., Fuycits county
". ". Hril. ''reenneld, Highland county.
II. II. scA muur, Elinhridgr. ituss cuuuty.
James Emmltt, Mnyerly, Pike county.
u. l. Chapman, Jackson county.
~ the contract has been made FOR the con.
struciiun uf the entire ruud, the stockholders
VIII seU the importance uf prompt payment
By order fthc board.
JANIS EAfMTTT. President
Jacks ln, o.. Apr. d, ls5U.
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A box containing tools was being hoist
ed from q coal shaft at Salina. Athens
county, and when near the top heavy
drill fell out, and struck two men fifty
feet below, breaking the arm of one. and
cutting and bruising the face of the
other. Their names are Wesley Davis
and Alex Powell
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CASTORIA.

nr. samuel Pitcher, 0f Hynnnis. Mass, oxpe-
riuiUnted tn hi4 private practice for twenty
years 10 produce combination that would
have the properties of Castor OH without IL
unpleasant taste and gripping effect
His preparation was sent for, near and far
tili finally hc gave u the name OF Castorir. and
put 10 mp fnr sale. 70 ts very wonderful In Ia
achs aud bowels uf children. ft mN.imlintna the
ioods cures sour stomach and wind collie. rexu-
HE'D upon In Group.
A. a pleasant, effective. aud perfectly safe ca
tharttc remedy u h. superior 10 Castor ull, Cnr-
dlals, and hyrups. II does not contain aleho-
huls and Il adapted 10 any age.
by regulating the stomach and bowels Of
cross aud scltly children they bccomc good-na-
turcyi aud healthy. They can enjoy slecp aud
mothcr have rest; Tho Casioria = pot up ~
the Laboratory of J. y. Ross a CO., f0 Deg 81.
New iufk.
fshfT.Hm
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The Columbus Gazette says that Pick
ems, who deliberately fred 81 shots into
the breast If his boy, will escape the gal
lows because he was drunk when he
committed the unnatural murder. just
so. In less than ten years, with the
progress our people are making in that
direction, a plea of intoxication will be a
complete defense for the commission OF
opv crfroa
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

There was q convention of greenback-
ers held in Columbus last week. Only
rs persons were present. Ralph Leete
was secretary. We notice among those
present, several Of the Democratic blath-
erskites who spoke at this place last fall,
such as Henry Blandy. Charles Borland,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

Patrick Mulrooney is only "a years OF
age. and has served three years in the
Penitentiary. He was recently sentenced
to five years imprisonment in Ross coun
ty. but he escaped from Jail by saving
the bars Of the window with saws made
Of knives
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

1t looks little suspicious for town.
ship treasurers to go around with the
public funds in their breeches pockets,
and then have it stolen. Now comes the
tale that Jonah F. Robinson, treasurer of
Morgan township. Gallia county, had
$500 stolen from under his pillow, when
he was asleep.
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At the April election down on the
Greasy Ridge. in Mason township, Law
renee county. Robert Msssie was elected
Trustee, Levi Massie Assessor, d. Msssie
Treasurer. and John Massie Constable.
Now let Jones have n chance.
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use: ana every family slsanid have them on hand
Cor their protection and relief, whoa required.
Long experience has proved them ~ be the snf.
est, surrst, and beet of al the Pifis with whirh
tho market abounds. By their occasional uae,
tenn cxpeiled, obatrtictions rrinovcsi ard iha
whole machinery of lie restored % its healthy
activity Internal organs which bcrome eloFred
-iimulaie,i into action. Thus ineiplcnt disease
s changed into health, tho valuc of which change,
when rgckencd on the vast muliiiudcs who cuioy
makes them pleasant 10 take aud preserves tiaeir
virtues uninpaircd Cor any length % Tine, 90
AiihSarR searching. they are hliii' ssi sJ.ersis
without disturbance 70 the constitution, or Diet o.
Full directions are given on the wrapper 70
each box how % usc them a. . Family fhfsic,
and for ne following complaints, which these
fhfs rnpidiy cure -
ness. LanHtior and Ae@- of App~tif~. they
should c taken moderately 90 stimulate the stotn
uch. aud restore us healthy tone aud artian.
Ear Hssyer Complaint and iis various syulp-
toms, Istifou. Headache. stek Head
ache. Jaundice o. Green sieLne.-. utt.
iou- Collie and Htiitous Hcter., they shuud
BE- iudiriuusly taken fnr each ease o. correct The
diseased action or remove The obstructions uhich
For Dy.~nt~ry o. Dtarrha-a, but one
mild dnar D. generally required
For Htheanatt-sa. ssoat. Gravel. Tat
Side. nacL and Loin., they should ~ cgutiu.
uuusly taken az required. 20 change the diseased
action of the system. With such change uloss
Complaints disappear.
Fur Drop.y aud Dropsicai swelitnas.
they should bc taken IN large and ifcqurnl desea
to produce the effect % drastic purge.
for suppression, large Aose should lo
taken, M f produces the desired eject hy hym.
palhy.
As a DiHn~r Piff. take one Or two T'iHs 20
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dosc stimulates the stomach aud
sy,tS Hence n 4 ses sfvantsssoas @ Shsss
no serious dcranrrmeut exists. one who isris
tolcrabiy we'll ofien nnds that n duae q these
PiHs makes him feel decidedly better, rom their
cleansing and rcnovatinE effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED nv
Dr. y. q. ATERE a CO.. Practical CAsHsisfs.
LOWELL, MISS. a. =. a.
ron sALE NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHEHr
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amid the hard-hearted cockrOaches OF an
unfriendly county iail-and yet the
statement might contain more truth
than poetry.
But all joking aside. the bill is an alb
surdity and IL is beyond my comprehen-
sion how a deliberative body of as much
importance as the Ohio Senate will con-
sent to prolong the session by playing at
the solemn business of law making as
they did on the bill The discussion oi
the measure was of humorous charac
ter, and each vote for the bill was re
ceived with marks of iollity.
To the credit of the gentlemen be II
said, that Messrs. Andrews, Bates, Burns
Ransom, Rukenbrod, Swan and Stanton
voted against the measure.
After the bill was passed, several o
the Senators who had supported th'
measure came in hot haste to the House
and urged members to defeat il when j
came up for passage, thus showing tina
grave Senators are willing to lend thei
names and influence to the enactment o
a law which they themselves admit !
merely huge joke. Do you wonde
why the Assembly can not adjourn?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

Patrick Donahue, editor of the Boston
Pilot, Catholic paper, has become bank
rupt. He has swindled large number
of confding Catholics out Of hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars. They deposited
their money with him for safe keeping,
and no kept it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

The Cincinnati Commercial and Ga
zette are still battling bravely for Bris-
tow They will kill him off as effectually
ms they killed Taft for Governor one year
ago. There is not one Republican in
fifty in Ohio for Bristow, while there is
not one in hundred who is not for
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

There was an election in Rhode Island
last week, but persons who read only
Democratic papers, will never hear OF it.
The following is the vote for Governor I:
Lippitt, Republican, 1857; Howard,
Prohibition, 6.3s5; Beach, Democrat,
2 GOO
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There was a dance one night last week
in Franklin county, and a regular fight
was had, in which Charles Butler re-
ceived a cut in the forehead. and one un-
der the ear, just missing the artery. and
q slash on the wrist, and two or three
stabs in the left arm. A young man
was hit on the head and knocked sense
less, and the windows in the house were
all smashed. And yet people will go to
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

r. II. Dana was rejected by the L. s.
Senate last week, as Minister to England,
by vote of SO to IT, Good. All such linn
ber.backed, conservative Republican boil
ters, should take back seats
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The Republican press will please an
nounce the result in Connecticut
Portsmouth Times.
All right Last year Democratic ma
jority a little over 5000. This year a
little over 5000
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ATTENTION! BLACK HILLS
MIN

pTpT 10 single and repeating % 90. t'.si makes
MI bhO'aii prizes, from ssfn a. sao.01.
GUM nTTNU double aud sinalc, muxxin aud
DlUl uUND.urUrrh ioudinE al prizes, from
s3.nu O. stHnn.
PEV0IV . g - ,hSP,f,i , e9li s y eng 2, ssR ?.
Call and examine. or write Cor illustrated
Price list, Addrrss, GREAT WE-TEkN GtN
" oRks, ~ Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
murIi-lm
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The Republicans carried the election
in Macarthur by large majority at the
recent election. whereupon Bowen, Of the
Enquirer, does not have his c-rooster
out as much as is his custom.
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The NJ. E. Church at Bainbridge, Ross
county. was burned last Sunday week.
1t was heated with wood instead Of coal.
and sparks set the roof on fire. Loss
from sl2, 900 to $l4, 200, and no insurance.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-04-13

Athens county voted against building
n new court house 1t was some 500 in
the minority.
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beer garden is talked Of on the Gem
etery road Portsmouth Times.
Correct All beer gardens are located
on that road
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CHERIFI"s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
state OF ohio, Jackson County, 49,
Court Of Common Pleas.
William Lewis ". John Isaac Jones, ndminis-
TRAITOR, ~ al.
ON 81 order OF sale.
Notice j. hereby given that In pursuance 81
an order Of sale Issued out OF said euufi on the
~ day OF March. A. -. 1875 and 10 me directed
a. sheriff aud special Master tommis-loncr M
said cause. / viii offer for sale al TIE door ~
the court house ia said county, ON
Saturday, May 18Th. A. ID. 1915
at one o'clock y. m. of said day the following
described real estate. situated IA the county ui
Jackson and state OF ohio, 20 VII:
the south east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section number thiriy-iour th'
township number five o., oi range number
eistccn Us, and the south wcsi quarter OF the
south east quarter of the same sce'ion' town
ship and range.
First dcseH6e,i tuci appraised At 80.
second H4au.
Terms of sal,-Cash ou day Of sale.
To he sold a. tlIr property oi ine stale oi
John a.. Davis deceased, Co satisfy 4 Judgment
aud decree iu favor 90 William Lewis anu
against the said John Isaac Jones adminlsiFn-
tor. et al.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF April,
A. ID. 1870. -
Sh'u and special Master CON r.
apr, sS-5t
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as wtfr. Mary Gallagher, has lcft my bed aud
board without Just cause ur pruvorntiuu. aud
hereby notify ali prrsuus not 90 trust her on my
accouni, a. I viii Tny 40 dehts Of hrf cputfaei-
ana. JANIS GALLA0hEM.
ApFu =, is7s.-sw
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Tor the relief and
cure of all sieranEt-
mcuta In the alolns
ach, liver, and bow
els They are q mild
apcricnt, and an
excellent purKntivc.
Being purely reEc-
table, they coutain
no mercury o. mine
rai Whatever alurh
serious sickness and
suffering is pruteut
81 by their timely
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Reuublican State Ticket
The wife Of Gen. Butler is dead.

A. T. Stewart, the richest man in the
United States. died on Monday.
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Public Sale.

The uudrrsixnei viii nref faf sais "a puhiir
auction. nt tilv once % u. Lewis a Co. afnhfia
iufuarrI on the
toth day ef APsii, a. n. IHTa.
the guosis and rhaifris ~ Exau !. ENana De.
crasssl, consisting - two ~ sharrs of the rapi.
tal stock % tamhfia iufmarss tknown - the
ann name - u. Lewis a CO.
sale 20 cufnmuncu ~ ~ o'clock Ia the f~rr-
nom.
TERMS Notes NJ montha time. with two fF
good secufitisas viii ~ taken fof purrha-
muurNs
Dated this sisi day of March. issa
=. EDWARD JONES.
AdmiaiTatsI De bonia non.
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Buckeye School Report.

The school is situated in District No.
!, Scioto township. jackson county, O.,
and is undoubtedly one Of the largest
schools Of our county.
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EzAAo FESTYHN F5aNr !HfE'

Just puhllsi4wds la a SEALED InNeiorr. frtes
MlM crnta
Lecture on the Natufe, Treatment. and
radical cure ~ seminal Wsakue-at of Hpsrtna-
forrhnra. iuducrd 10 self Abuar. fuNoluntary
Emissions. Gmputenrf, Nervous Disability, aud
tmprsiimfuta 10 MafflaEu ErurfallNs Nuns
alraf furapaciiF, rtr.@nY huhfffT = tiIs
NEltWELts. ~. D. authuf - the "ofsrn
Iluuk. /" etr.
The woridsrrnuwursi nutituf. ~ this admifAa
hln lirciurs, clearly pfuvsA from hia $50 snpsa
rirurn that the tul ruuMFfunum uf arifanfttar
may b. effewtualiy removed wtfhuut Huedtrtnss
aud without dangerous surgical uIssfaiioua.
huuEira. Instruments. fiuEa. 90 eufdlalsG roint-
iug out mole % cure at once certain susi snsr-
tual, hY which rNFry suncrrr, NO mattef What
his condition may D., may cure hlfuaeif cheap
iys privately. and radically
ssr This flsctuts .wiii pfovs boou 10 thos-
sands aud thousands.
-rnt under sal, in y plain snvsiore. 20 any
nddfrsa, on fcuripi uf ath cents 90 twu postage
ainfuT@.
Addrrns the ruhiinhrrs.
y. nttuOMAN 4 suN.
q Ann 81. Ssu rors y o. Boa tess.
an ~, Tc-iy
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~ land on thN NuriimEfuu fumds luimimU tho
Corporation 20 Iank@un. on the mnuth aldo. " ith
. good frame huusr, eight rooms. aud criiaf
There o. nms yuuuE orchard % chulce fruit
Erurc vines, &es and = well aud spfinE. % sofi
Wnfrfs
I want o. all the above. ur trade u fuf . fartu
I viii give n good hafHaiu o. auy uus draifius
such property Inquire uu the prrmiar., fnf
further Information. WM. NuMFirTu
iafnnrau
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JACKSON MARKETS.
lt'orrscf~d ErsrB TreadaB bU Leaadcs ~. FrcHch.l
Dealer. are paying the following prics- Cor
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On last Friday we received the follow
ing threatening letter from the Honora-
BILE Isaac T. Monahan. which is set just
exactly as the learned Senator wrote it
Columbus Ohio
April 5th
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MOTTO E.
u. =. INTERNAL REVENUE
Special Taxes.
May I, 1876. TO April 80, 1877.

The revised Statute of the nltod states, sec.
tons Az 11T -. aud E1u, require pvery per-
sou engaged IN any busincss, avocation, "a ems
TaN.
To PROCURE AND PLACE CoNsrTCr-
oUsLY IN MS ESTABLISHMENT I
on PLACE on nrsrNEsf
A STAMP deuotinE the payment % nald hper-
ial rax for the HpcCiai Tan year bcginu uing Nay
4. is1e, before commencing 90 coutiuuing buai-
ncss after April ~. is76.
The taEes embraced within the provisions of
The laN ahoxe anolrd arr tha f1lloalna. xlHl
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Any person - liable. who shall fali 10 rormpiy
with the foregoing requirements win be autisct
% severe p~nattifs.
Persons % arms in jackson eouutv liable ~
pay any % the aprciai tanra named aluNe mus
apply 70 J. W. LnnEf-on, neputy Collision ~
Internal Revenue al Iackauu 4. ~. o. aud pay
for and procure the Npuclai.TaN stamp 81
HtamTm they need. prior ~ May islsse and withr
uut further notcc. q. ~ PRATT.
CommiMnloner % Internal Hrvrnur.
Once ~ Internal tteyenne. Washington. o.
February 4. iETn.
Aprii8-fw
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CEsD gtc 10 a. y. HOWELL a 90. Nsw
- York. fuf Pamphlet uf ttu paErs, runtatntnH
ilsta of Btu newHpaprrs, and estimates showing
coat % advertising. maria se-y
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NOTICE OF pIssoIrrIoN.

The partnership heretofore snistinH hstussn
The undsrslEngsi, IN The practicu nf the Law. he's
been disaoiNsd ~ mutual consent.
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JOHN q. HrENENHON
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