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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

State OF Ohio, jackson ccu;ty, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Robert r. Reynolds VS.. George NJ. Stewart.
On vendi.
Notice is hereby given, that / will off..r for
sale at the door Of the Court House in Jack son,
on
Saturday, May 18th, A. ID. 1877,
at one O'Clock r. VI. OF said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the sOuniy oi
jackson and State OF Ohio, TO wit:
Out lot number sixteen (l6l, In the souif halt
Appraised al Fourteen Hundred Dollars
Terms OF sale, cash on day of sale.
Taken as the properly OF GeOigr NJ. Stewart,
OF an execution in favor OF Robert r. Rey ynod-,
issued by the Court OF Common P's@s of the
county Of Jackson, and to me directed as Sher-
iff of said county.
Given under my hand this 9th day of April,
AID. 1877.
JOHN NJ. EWING, Shin ]. CO.
d. Mackley, atty for pm.
aprl2t5L
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

stations marked thus % are dag stations, and
trains viii stop when signaled To do so.
W. W. PEA BODY. Master Transp.
W. G. EvASs, Agent at Jackson.
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SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST
TIME TABLE.

Two express trains daily as follows (except
Sundays:
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SCIOTO VALLEY II. II.
TIME TABLE No. 3.
Took Effect Monday, Dac'mb'r 4, 1876,
AT g. As A. M
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ScIATIc EAEUMATlsRd.

CLEVELAND. o., Dec. a6th. 1875.
Centlemen-I desire omakc s;aiemeAt resaId-
ing the effect of your Curative unon me. Eu;cr-l
ir.ensely for two months with Seattle Rheuinsiisa,
and naturally tried all the remedies could hc@r o.,
the Curative among the Others. bat fou. no rce'.
and came 10 the conciusO.i t.l1re was Iuf lef ~
l was persuaded fn-.iy 70 vc your Curative
thorough trial, by one who In lecn cured. aEai-
commenced applying the Cu- Sc IN eallcsi, urder
his direction. "a in We Isl nc ! was free lr3a
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matism wi yield to I.aws1ns Cura. We, but 1t e.
be used freely anl pc. s.sten''y - y direct.
LIS al. BNJTS.
Tha importance Ct IT, thorough u c q
the medicine cannot be too strongly impress
cd on the patients. 1t viii cure every time
when used as we direct. Sec circulars
around each bottle.
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DYSPEPSIA

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. -,
Gentlemen-l wish % express my tllhte.'...
for the relief your Curative gave M dargn-1'-
suffered with Dyspepsia two years. We.
doses taken as you directed caused TIE 3 %
cease. Her food docs not distress her now, o.. g
Is she trnu1lcd with I.aEsSa. We have cNsFf
to fell -. il cured. JNO. l.. MALI. .'.
If fary doubt ext il regard 70 In, L.
to be derived from the use OF LANSl
CURATIVE among those who a-c a"...
ing from rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sl'a
Headache, Toothache, Eefyous7
ChilhI.ins, ILLUMINATION, Lips.
Sore Throat. Catarrh, Dy5ae7.i7, E
ScaIds, etc., VIC should be pleas.
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HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
RelatI 20 to an Amendment of Articles Four
anG IL even OF a o Constitu. Ipr, RI organ

BE II resolUed IN ne General AsScBnbly o( The
Stdfe Of ohio (thIt.- fitilt~ of all the mrntb~T~
elected to each hou-r cOncurring ih1rplnl. That
"A proposition To amend tlIe Constitution OF thr
state of Ohio. be subiuitted To the el' ciors Of
the state, on the s.c,,nd Tuesday OF October, n.
ID 1877, ~ follows. to wit:
Thai seci ions one. three dre. sir. eight tJUclrc,
fourteen fNcen. SirfceR aItd ci0htscn, ot article
four, be- amended - ~ To- Ttsfd as follows, and
- ciiou seven. Of article four. aud SECTIONS
twelve and thirteen OF article eleven, be- re-
pealed:
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GoLUHIBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A RO A D
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Nervous Debility.

Vital Weakness or Depression, weak ex-
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cesses, or some drain upon the system is always
cured by
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GER ERAL E VS..

LONDON, December 8.-Paris dispatches
say that the difficulties of the Spanish Gov
eminent with the Basqe municipality con-
auue. The municipality OF San Sebastian
mas resigned, and it is believed that all mu-
inequalities of CHIEF towns will follow its ex-
s'"p'e when they are ordered by the Gov
unnent to prepare lists of those who are IL
"ole to CONSUMPTION and taxation.
Adispatch from Rome says the Pope ex-
l1''ences temporary relief, especially in the
"orhlng' but every attempt he makes to as
'aa'e a sitting posture produces a collapse.
COLUMBUS, o., December 6.-Dnring the
mclure tonight by Professor Barker, Of the
University of Pennsylvania. before the Tyn-
val association, musical sounds were trans
u..'ed from Chicago, over a circuit of 375
M4eS' ny means Of Gray's harmonic tele-
s Inc tones We're heard by the audi
WYE out the tune could not be recognized.
~. - cialmed that this is the longest distance
~ machine has yet been successfully
worked.
ohicAGo. December 6.-The Fines Bis
.,n~ special says: One company of cav
M .e,s Tor the Hills to-day, and three more
vi follow Sunday.
,"o otfer banks, a savings bank and a
ma oank run by the Greenhaum's here.
Il. Nv MI embarrassed by the stoppage of
~ view York Greenbamn bank. and a con
b,v,;,a. run is being made on the savings
.,,,. D"oop' December 6.-There will
s,s ''y De a lively contest between the old
Ro,ss Wy! elected cnanty officers. The old
q Commissioners having failed to
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qualify the officers elected in November n.
ne" Board organized to-day and qualified
them.
passengers arriving IN to-day's Bismarck
coach report thai while crossing the Missouri
river the coach and horses broke thro,,oh
the ice and the four horses drowned. The
driver and passengers escaped.
A man named Speigle, who formed one of
the party Of six who were attacked nv Tn.
dlans a short time since. rode up to Movers
rahch yesterday, six miles from Crook City.
with an Indian corpse dragging at the end
OF a lariat, the other end of which was fast
ened to the pomnel of his saddle. He re-
ports having engaged in a running fight
with three Indians, two of whom he wound
ed, and the third accompanied him as above
stated.
This evening, about s o'clock, Samuel
Curley shot and killed his wife, and then
killed himself with the same pistol. Jeal-
ousy the cause.
IEADWooD, December IA difficulty
has arisen regarding the ownership of the
Woolley mine, Geo. w. Ramsdell, Major J..
u. Woolley, and S. Edwards being contest
ants for the proprietorship. each of whom
have alternately held possession by means
OF armed forces. Last night Col. Ransdell,
with seven armed men, took possession,
when the Woolley interest organized a force
and drove them out, but they in turn were
driven out by a force of fifteen armed men
headed by S. Edwards, who remained in
possession, provisioned for u siege Of sixty
days.
The newly elected county officers ousted
the old officials to-day by force, and are now
in possession.
NEW YORK, December THE steamship
City of Berlin is not yet reported arrived out.
She is but three days overdue, however, and
her owners and agents here have no fears
for her. safety. They say her machinery may
have been disabled. and she is making port
under sail or at half speed. The City of Bsr-
lin is n OF the staunchest ships and is com-
manded by Capt. Kennedy, Commodore Of
the fleet. efsA 49, +, ttt'iHa \ 50 aEa
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
r the Courier.

81 From the Courier.
,,nl Mccormick, writing from Miles City.
Colonel Baker left Fort Keogh for Por-
s.,,re where Tingley's outfit was corrall-
" with three companies of Cavalry.
uo;or Borchardt, writing to Ellis & Davis
A.m Sweet Grass, says the Indians have
,.:-on of one hundred head of Martin &
,,.,,ors, beef cattle from Fort Custer. The
n.ow scouts in the vicinity have been set
ss,ot and report having lost n hundred
bsad of horses.
~ From the Herald.
fatal accident occurred this morning at
p.rl, CITY. about 8 o'clock. by which Char
1.r Stevens, one of our most industrious and
,.or,by citizens, lost his life. 1t appears that
I,b,rley was working..on the Shober quartz
,o,d when two men on the mountain side
.hove. getting out timber, detached a boul-
dar which rolled down, striking the unfor-
,noate man a fatal blow, from the effects Of
which he died in about fifty minutes.
The Board of Trade last night was we'll
xtteoded. and its meeting continued until a
late hour upon unfinished and new business.
| rhe committee on the subject of members
reported a list which makes the present
membership eighty. The committee to con
M with the authorities at Washington upon
te wood and lumber seizures was contin-
ned. and new instructions given them to fol-
low up their telegram, it necessary, with
s,atelnents in detail by letter. On motion
MJohn N. Sweeney, the following persons
were elected honorary members of the
Board; j. Ii. Mills, ES. wilkinson, Chaun-
cay Barbour, M. w. Anderson, w. II. Buck.
IN. Sutherlin, Horace Brown and Thos.
Deyarman.
From the New North West.
In the case Of Territory VS. Owings. de-
fudant offer to plead not guilty and de-
mands trial. District Attorney enters nolle
prosequi us to this indictment.
F. B.. Ringeling brought up this week
nine bars, $4,000, Of silver bullion. the pro-
duct of the Hope Company. The Hope has
sstiIl larger shipment lying in the mill, and
Is pounding away prosperously with q
splendid ore showing in the mine.
From the Butte Miner.
choice piece of ore from the Andy John
son assayed a little over 5 1900 per ton.
Mr.. james II. Blake is about to erect a
cottage for himself and-himself-on the
bluff TO the north of town. When a bache-
Tor undertakes to build a cottage it looks
very much as if he had arrived at the age OF
discretion or else that he has outlived the
age OF discretion; and some Benedic.s may
Dc 50 ungallant as to prefer the latter YER
sion.
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