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The Ohio Republicans have decided to
hold their State Convention at Cleveland
on Aug. l. Their opponents have been
predicting that there was bitter feeling
throughout the State concerning the
Presidents Southern policy. and that
when the Republican committee met
there would be open demonstrations of
disapproval. The committee met last
week. but there was not so much as a
whisper of dissatisfaction, and the Demo.
Gratis are Of the opinion now that a strong
muzzle was applied which sthed all com
plant. IL is a curious fact that all of
the much talked about opposition to the
President disappears when 1t is brought
within the range of the naked eye.
The above appeared in the New York
Tribune few days after the meeting at
Columbus, about which we spoke a cou-
pie Of weeks ago. 1t is only such lying
fattery that is brought to the notice Of
President Hayes That is the way poor
Andy johnson was destroyed. 1t is a
pity that Presidents can not have time
to learn what is really public opinion
about their policy"
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The New York Tribune. speaking OF
the surrender to the rebels, which il
most enthusiastically approves, says:
This thing once done can not be un-
done. Without the occurrence of an in
surrection or some violent outbreak or
dirturbance in the nature Of rebellion
against the Federal Government. there
is no possibility of undoing what has
been accomplished.
That is true. The President would be
impeached If he should send troops TO
the rebel States without a call from the
Governor or Legislature. Does any one
believe such a call will ever be made to
put down rabel outrages?
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In another place we publish second

In another place we publish second
letter from Hon. B. F. Wade. In speak
ing of the New York Tribune he says:
saw the article In the Tribune last week,
and had IL related only to myself, should not
have condescended TO notice so silly lie, but
when find II copied into respectable journals,
&c.
In review of Mr.. Wade's first letter,
the Tribune says:
He says he supposed when President Hayes
was nominated at Cincinnati that he was in ac-
cord with him (Wade) upon the Southern ques-
ton. 1t seems pity that Mr.. Wade did not
read Gov. Hayes's letter Of acceptance. That
would have undeceived him at once.
How could Mr.. Wade, or any other
man, have any respect for a paper that
could get of such nonsense2 The Trib-
une thinks Mr.. Wade, at the Cincinnati
Convention, should have known the
views Of Hayes on the Southern question
from his letter of acceptance, when eve
rybody knows that it was several weeks
after the Convention, and after Schurz
had accidentallyCD met Hayes at the de-
pot in Columbus, that his letter Of accep-
tance was made public.
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THE GREAT WAR HISTORY.
HISTORY OF THE
ARMY OF THE CUMBERI AID /;

IL Organizations CuuIiniVnas and Nufflrt. trFf.
ffFi 80 The rrgursf 81 MffIur. tirmrruf GNn ".
THOMAS. rhfsag from hfs prifufr Miffaru JsifF.
nnt and D1riui and 0fhrF Nnrfmfrffa fsfmlahFd
bg him ~ rmos a.. VAS itonNE. q. H.A.
sazr.!C. - esf;s NsFs Ta:s. slsss, tes:. skssy.
Gis.ee; E2fksf;sss, gi1a
r;Fgt4s Ec!.i.g VIA :szFslr xay va tr,.
s.s'A, ss..,.
Every family in the land should have q cory
nf this most truthful. thorough and valuable
contribution 90 the military history uf the 80
bvilion.
"rhc suhi rci.mattcr D. admirable. well ar
unErd aud we'll digc.trd,' ,''-0EN. W. Z. huEn-
mAN.
''Thr hook % books on the war ufths rebel
linn.'-M AI.-GEs. Iu-Eru Ho'EEH.
Sat by mail frre eT charge oH receipt ef Issirr.
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The trainers of the Ohio Constitution
thought they did good thing when they
inserted clause prohibiting special leg
islstion; but if Mere is any State in the
Union where there is any more special
legislation than in Ohio, we do not know
it. If we had a Supreme Court with
back bone, much of the legislation would
be declared null and void, as it ought to
be-[Cincinnati Gazette.
No use talking. You wash a mans
face, put a clean shirt and stand up
paper collar and plug hat on him, and
send him TO the Legislature. and he is at
once booked for "Damphool" 1t does
not matter to which party he may be-
long He is goner
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A committee appointed by the House
of Representatives to investigate the
case of the little girl Waters. at the
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, reported
that the charges were not true. The
Ohio Statesman says that the committee
refused to let a reporter of that paper
accompany them. This has an ugly
look. The Statesman says that the
children have been lou1Y.
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A majority of the District Court in
Pike county have decided that colored
children have a right to attend the
public schools. The Waverly Watchmsn
mourns over this, but takes comfort in
the fact that Judge DuHadway, being a
Democrat dissented. The Watchman
hopes some day to have relief, as the
rebels now have in Louisiana.
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Judge Chisholm, who, with his wife and
daughter, was shot at De Kalb, Mississippi, on
Sunday, was unquestionably guilty OF being q
Republican, but no other crime has yet been
imputed TO him. He and Gilmore were wit
nesses before Boutwells Senate Committee,
and perhaps told more than the Mississippi
Democrats approved of. Their d.ath seems to
have been decided upon by the Ku-Klux from
the time of their visit to Washington.-lCincin-
natl Gazette.
And was not the death Of all carpet
baggers," niggers and white Republicans
; decided upon" in the contract between
Matthews, Foster and Hayes On one side,
and the rebels on the other, in that cele-
brated contract for the conciliation OF
the South2
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SheriH's Sale OF Real Estate.
State Of Ohio. JlekSoH County, 80
Court Of Common Pifrs

John ]. J0nrs IS THUDU NUHFTTVf 10.
On 1t order Of sale.
Notice j. hereby given, that ga puruaucr ur
an order of sale issued by the Cierk uf said
Court the 9Th day 81 April. aud Co mr di-
recicd a. Sheriff said county, 1 will of.r for
sale. 81 the door of the Court House, iu Jackson
tn said county, on
Saturday. June 9, A D 1877.
ut o'clock pm. 81 said day. the following de-
scriIIHd real estate. situate lu the county Of
Jack sou. and stale Of ONO, to-wif.
The 8ufhaHszt quarter uf the south
west quarter us SHrflpu No. Oh. pf TUruaIfIu
". . Of Rtuga No. j. except acres hrf,t uflr.s
sold aud estuyl .yc 60 Jackson FuruueE C1snpl-
ny. - acre.. more ur less
Appraised ut SIS.
Terms of sale. cash on day 81 sale.
To DE- sold "a the property 90 furnc leaEHr. Co
satisfy q judgment aud decree iu favor 90 John
J. Jones.
Given under my hand this 7th dny 81 Nav. A.
ID. lss7. JOIiN VI. EWING, sh'iT J. g.. %.
x. II Jnne>, atty Tor pln.
IN ty low
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The prosecutions against 400 persons engaged
Illicit distiling In Georgia were dismissed by
order OF President Grant shortly before his re-
tirement, the understanding being that such
distilling should cease. Now we hear that the
distilers are in full blast a9Ean and the revenue
officials defed. Evidently the word OF the
Georgian does not amount to much.-lCincin-
natl Gazette.
Well nowl That beats all. Has not
President Hayes got the most solemn
promises" from the rebels that they will
do exactly right2 And you know that a
rebel never lies. And then the South"
must be pacifcated, and permitted to
have local self government You must
also remember that Georgia is 'Sov-
ereign State"
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sherIm,s Sale Of Real Estate.

state % Jhio.. Jackson Cauniy. a.
Court - Common Pleas
John Werss vs. solomon tlarkwrfi st M.
on - otdsr q sale.
Notice IL hereby given. that in pursuance uf
an urgter ~ aalu issued umf % aatd ruuft uu the
4afh day ~ April. A. y. tHTTs aud 60 tur direct
I'd A. ~nufim - sntd cuumfy. I witt ufrf fsf matn
NJ the douf 20 thw Court Ituuar, im aaid county.
on
Saturday June ?. lsT7.
at o'clock PA. - aid dag. the following a..
mctiNsu real estate situate tm the nuumty ~
jackson mmd AtHtw ~ unlu. toswtt
la Township Ne A. uf Range ~. iu Jackson
cuumtY. uhius mmh cufufnruCtuE tuf description
um tts tat aluv ~ tIu efruk ~ tln bridge nrruMa
rtguuu Cfrtks Themes Fnsirtiy ahunt rstia 10 a
.ittt4u - IA tHr Hfuumu. thruuu east ftsin %
stone aut im Sue EFuuffus titNmrr assufmwruf nfs
teen fu1a tu STONE sst iu thu Efuuitd. thrmrn
in = westerly difrciiun - rtHrssn Cfssh puhiir
road. thwucr im = eUuthrfly dlftEliun along ntid
rusti - hw line uf nald NeNtlun 1a. thrnrs wset
lin. thaunu moth 90 she Poplar fuasd 80 hiah.
va. theueu ssstrfiy along aid rstfl % the
hfiuEu aturssiid. tt~uca nrfusa sid hfidEr 90
the placg 81 beginning, containing HrNrn scrca
mote 90 les.
Appraised at e9on.
Terms uf sale. cs.h on day of salc.
10 - sfild a- the prup-ftg 81 solomon Rock.
ws!ls 70 .atisiy Judgment aud decfuu in iaNuf
Gwen under ms hand. this 18th dap of April.
1OnN -. EwiNu. sheriff :. G. o.
1anfs Ifipr, aiiy iuf pin
mHNH 80
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The McConnelsville Herald, Repub
L.. ....... l.. -. ,IiAnr;.,I nAfnrnrfirn fc

The McConnelsville Herald, Repub-
lican paper, in an editorial attempting to
defend the Presidents policy, says:
What matter is II TO the country who governs
Louisiana so that the rule be effective in secur-
ing protection 10 her citizenS7 Suppose they
do not redeem the pledges and the butcheries
GO on, can the President not furnish armed pro-
lection just well after as before putting these
men on their honor Can IL not be uone much
better; because, then the whole sentiment OF all
the worthy citizens of the South regardless OF
political bias will rally 10 his support.
We would ask the Herald, by what au-
thority the President can send troops
into State, unless called upon by the
Governor or the Legislature2 Does il
suppose that Nichols, or Hampton, or
i. the rebel Legislatures Of Louisiana or
South Carolina will call for the troops to
put down rebel outrages? The Herald
must indeed be verdant
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The Ohio Legislature adjourned on
Monday morning.

Mrs. SafIor,i. mother Of Judge n. A. Townc,
died az Chillicothe last week auCr btief tll-
ness. Judge Towue aud wife accompanied the
remains to Ztncsvillc un Saturday last. De-
ceased was an estimahle lady, aud many ac-
quaintances here will regret 10 hear u her
death.
We believe that Mrs. Stafford was a sis
ter Of the late Samuel r Ninton, OF Gal
linnlis
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Remember that the surgeons Of the
National Surgical Institute will be at the
Gibson House May II and II This is
the largest and most reliable Institution
in the world for the cure Of Dciormities
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Wade A Long are still engaged in SELL
ing lots Of fine furniture, on Broadway
Street opposite the Grafton Block Be
sure and keep that in mind when you
want furniture.
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JACKSON. MIss.. MAY |


Thursday evening John w. Gully, a
prominent citizen of Kemper County,
was assassinated by an unknown party.
This created intense excitement, and
every means was resorted TO to discover
the perpetrator. On Saturday two col.
ored men made affidavit that BENZ Rush,
a white man, did the deed, and that
Judge Chisolm, who ran for Congress on
the Republican ticket in the Third Dis
trict. at the last election. his son, and
Gilmer, Rosenbaum and Hopper, promi-
nent white Republicans, knew of and in
stigated the crime Chisolm and his son
were arrested and imprisoned at DeKalb.
Mrs. Chisolm and her daughter insisted
on sharing their confinement.
On Sunday Chisolm sent to Scooba for
Gilmer, for whom a warrant had been is.
sued. Gilmer came, and on his arrival
was arrested, but just as he arrived at
the Jail he was set upon by a mob and
killed. The jailor was then ov-rpowered
by the mob, who Immediately attacked
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The Ironton Register failed to come
last week. This is the second failure
within the past month. Come, Bro.
Wilson, give us fair count-or-give
ma n nnusket"
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SheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

state of Ohio. Jackson County.
Court % Common Piraa.
Robert Mason ". James y. Forest - s..
on "a order % sais.
Notice b hereby given. that IN pufauancc %
urtirr uf sale issurti uut ~ aaid ruuft. the
ath aay - April, a. y. tsTf. aud % me difccied
a. slrfim uf aid CuuuiFs vii uffcf fui sale a.
the duof % the Couu ttuusr, in said cuuuty, on
Saturday. May 26. A. d 1877.
81 O'Clock 4. 81. of aid DAY. the following 90.
sgfihrd real estate Hlfuafr tn the ruuntg %
jackson aud state Of uhin. tuswtH
LIT Numhrf uuF. Ia the Town ~ tlayaViiir.
Appraised ~ 80
Terms - sale. cash ON day ~ uair.
To b. sold aa the property % James ~ lufrat
Of Haheft Masanu.
Given undsF ny hani this - day % Aprii.
A. ~ ts7a.
JOHN ~. EwtNu. sheriff J. G. o.
J. W. Laird. atty fuf ptu.
nufsNsAw
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Estray.

4 ftd roam CIV. auurusai o. uriHh ntlout s1l
H.. dfuupsd horns. thiu iu neah. and Hupiusn
- o. alHsuf twelve Years - asr VS.. uu thr 18th
April. Is57. taken up IS the rutiacfinrf. fusidtuE
10 ~elato township. Jackson cuuuty. Ohio.
There are uu marks % brnnas 90 hsI. 20 ~
sen. JOSEPH q. wEsT.
may H-Iw
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NASHVILLE, April 25.
The sentence Of Israel Thomson, who
was to have been hanged at Columbia on
Friday, for the murder Of Rufus c. ia <
son, having been commuted by the Gov
ernor to imprisonment for life, on the
recommendation of the Supreme Court,
he was brought here TO escape lynching
tonight. The people Of the State have
been divided as to whether Thomason
should be hanged on circumstantial evi.
dence, and considerable feeling has been
manifested. An indignation meeting
over the commutation Of the sentence of
Thomson was held at Columbia to night
The Governor and the Judges OF the Su-
preme Court were burned in efiigy. The
dispatches do not state the number OF
persons who took part in the affair, but
it is thought to be large.
And also this
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Aorsst Reduction In Prices of
GUMS, REvOLvERS, &c

GREAT WESTERN oUS WORKS.
o. smithssId street. rittsburEh. "a.
lnmi8 sFsff
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we are Ia; To In mp the Nations wounds: TO
care for him u H. shall have borne the batue,
and for his widow and his orphans; To do ali
which may achieve and cherish just and a
lasting peace among ourselves and with all
Nations.
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FIGURING MILL!
STORE.

Also keep a first class Store,
opposite the Court House,
where they sell goods cheap.
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Notice d hereby Hiven % al persons whs are
peiullua im Jackson county without q llnFnae,
hat thFy nfu reuuestrsi 90 Hri the tfupet lrruae
uT the Htatutr wtii have 90 - rufnWtus
a. W. rATTkkHUN, Aoditor J. G.
kcrt. "a, iszA. a
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The war between Russia and Turkey is
raging in Asia Minor, and one or two
great battles have already been fought.
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The President has called an extra
session of Congress to convene October
10Th,
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Chisolm, mortally wounding him, and
killing his son.
Miss Chisolm. in defending her father,
shot and killed DR.. Rosser, and Mrs.
Chisolm severely wounded young Gully,
son OF Gully, who was assassinated.
Miss Chisolm was also seriously wounded.
Rosenbaum and Hopper were carried
to the woods by the mob to extort from
them the whereabouts Of Rush, the al
legged assassin of Gully. When last
heard from, some weeks ago, Rush was
in Arkansas. Ii is supposed that Rosen-
baum and Hopper were hanged.
IL is reported that horrible state of
affairs is existing throughout that sec
tion. The people are wild with excite
ment, and other hangings will probably
follow.
Here is something further about this
murder:
MISSISSIPPI ASSASSINATION.
Washington Dispatch TO Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI.l
Prominent Mississippi Republicans
here are much exercised over the assas-
sination OF Judge w. W Chisholm. Hon.
John P GIlmer and Mr. Mcclellan, lead.
| ing Republicans OF Kemper County. Mis-
sissippi, at DeKalb, the county seat. on
Saturday last. They represent the par.
ties killed as natives oi the South, ex
| Confederate soldiers. and among the lar
gest property owners in that section oi
the State. Messrs. Chisholm and GilmeI
have been prominent in politics IN Mis-
sissippi, and both have held very respon
sible positions. Judge Chisholm advo
Gated the acceptance of the reconstruc
ton measures and early became an ac
tive Republican. He was Probate Judge
of his county, and at the first and each
succeeding election since the reconstruc
tion up to last fall was elected Sheriff o.
Kemper County. He was the Republi
can candidate for Congress in the Third
District last fall. Mr.. Gilmer was a State
Senator for three or four years. They
are both said to be brave, determined
men, and it is believed by the Republi
cans here that their assassination was the
result of a pre-srranged plan. These
gentlemen testified before the Senate
Committee on Elections in February, anc
when preparing to go home. stated tha
they were probably going home to NEE
their death
In conclusion we have to remark tha
Governor O Nichols of Louisiana, ha
proclaimed a day of thanksgiving for al
these manifold blessings. Hallelujah!
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Stale of Ohio. Iaelsaun reuaty, a.
Caurt Of Common pieaa
Robert y. Reynolds ". ocotzs M. stewart
ON vrndt.
Notice i hereby wivrn. that wili onsf fur
salu 90 the duuf ~ tbs uuuft iiouae ln 1arhauns
on
Saturday. May 18th. A d 1871.
at one u'rioek a. M. of said day th~ flitnwtns
dsarflted frai estate, situatesi in thr 1uuntg ~
AnrNafm aud Nfafusuf umtm. 10 witf
uut tmt uumtsr aiatuen ftsf. tu tnr uuufh half
Of the town uf 1arksssu, 1nrhann uuuntY, uhin.
Appraised 81 Fuurtnrn HUNDRED nuilafas q
Terms ~ sale, caah on daF - sale.
Taken ns tnH property % Nrufau ~ stewart.
un an execution in faNuf - fiubsfl ~ flrY uulda.
issued ~ the Cnum % Common firas ~ the
cuumtY ~ Jack sun, and 20 me directed as hhsfs
im % aid ruuuty.
Given under 10y hand this pih day of April.
joins N EwfNo. sh'nJc.o.
y. Maekiey, atty iuf PIN.
nuff.zM
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AlsoIn lot No. one tl la Fcrrccs addition 20
the town uf jackson iu ssid county, a. known
aud dcscribtd on the recorded plat % said addi-
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Lots Nos. 50. "a. f5 o. 81. g. So %, 81 and the
south ball ut l.ot No. o.. la Fuiton addition 10
the incorporated Village of jackson, IN aid
county.
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SnEElfT's sALE % RnAL EsrArr.

hlale of ohio, Jackson couuiy. mas
Court uf Common Pleas.
samuel Clmaf ~. Earn Wnifrrs sf hi.
on gfh urisr % sale
Nuilcn ia henahY Hivrn. that im pursuance ~
order uf aflu iaamfaf umt ~ aad gssuft um The
ith day % April. A. y. fssT. and o. uu 40.
ftrtssi ma sheriff Il anid uuumtN. I will unuf fuf
sale, nt the door ~ thu Cuuft House in said
uuuutYsuu
Saturday. Nay i2th. A. d. 1877.
a. our O'clock =. ~. % aid Day. ths following
dsHrfthNfl ft8i estate altuHtri la the DuumtV 20
Jackson aud SLATE uf ohio. o. wifi
Lsgfs nufuhefvd two ~, thrre lal. ave lal and
siK lal. in Hfuwma hddiiiun 90 the lows %
j. ksun, a. dralHuafed uu the plat uf aald ad-
ditfuus
Appraised a. foiiuwas
Lot ummhrf two "a NrVtufy-riHhf Dollars.
lot No. 2 Il uns iiuudfssi boilaFs.
lot No. at Oue uuudfpsi and Ftny Dollars.
Lot No. at fiNu iluudfci nsiiafa.
TERMS uf ale. rash um uaf ~ sale
To - suid as thr pfuprftY % EEfa Waltrra "a
a., 20 satl.fy = ladsmsat and dscfss On favor of
Samuel Claaf.
0lven uadef my hand this pth day Of Aprii,
JonN M EWING. Eh'n.LC.o.
james Tipp, allg fof pin
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: snERIFF's sALE OF nEAL ESTATE.

state q ohio. Jackson Caunty, -
Court % Cummou Pleas.
william . Williams "a Albtrt Cooley.
on ID order of sale.
Notice = hereby zivsn, that ~ pursuance %
an order ~ Ealr issued cot ~ said ruuft the
Hh day - April, a. 4. isff aud 90 me 40.
fectefi us sheriff - sald cuuufY. uiil uffrf fuf
sale ai the daur uf the Couu uauea in Iarksuns
Ia aid cuuutys on
Saturday, May ~ A. D. isI7.
at one O'Clock =. ~ % said day. the following
usaefflesi rial estate. situaifsi " the county ~
Jackson nnd slate uf Ohio. % witf
lssf uuultsf thirty afhrrr llii, iu ttnffef'a sd
ditlun - tlle tuwn ~ Jackson.
Arpfuiafsi ~ go.
Ietmls uf SALE rtsa on daf ~ sale
To- D. hsaid ~ the ufuIssftN 20 Athrft Cunirr,
90 satisiy = ludEnitut and def4Ve iu aNof of
Wiiiiaua D. Mlillauta
0iy,n under uiy aand this sth dag oi April.
A. u. is59.
JOHN ~ EwtSu. eh'nLC.o.
Irvine nuuEan, atty fuf pa.
apItg.A
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Ia pursuance of an order granted ~ tho Pro-
bate Court Of Jackson County, uhio, I wiu I"
trf fur sale, un the