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cried out, o help help my poor father"
Then-hear it, Satanic legions, and
blush ye inmates of the lowest HE'LL
one of these incarnate demons, a mere
boy, by the name of McDevens, deliber-
ately lowered his gun and fred at her,
the buckshot striking her in the lower
limb. This done. the few remaining muir
derers galloped off Eternal justice !!
where were thy bolts?
"Where was thine arm, o vengeance? Where
thy rod?
That smote the foe Of Zion and of God?
That crushed proud AmmOn when his iron car
Was yoked I'm wrath, and thundered from afar?
Where was the storm that slumbered till the
or blood stained Pharaoh left the Egyptian
Then bade the deep I'm wild commotion flow,
And heaved an ocean on their march belOw?'
The horrid act was done, and the dead
and dying family were for a few minutes
alone. Cornelia walked home, still cry
ing for help, and a few friends came
The colored servants had fled TO the
woods, and they had to break open the
house. This done, the wounded girl
tainted from loss OF blood, but recovering,
her first wyrds were: Dear papal take
care of him-Tm only scratched But ex-
animation developed hurts of which she
had no knowledge during the melee, and
she appears to have died rather from the
general shock than from any particular
wound Judge Chisholm lived two
weeks, and his noble daughter, nobler
far than her Roman namesake. survived
him two days.
But two papers in Mississippi failed to
denounce this mob The Meridian Mer-
curry alone attempted an apology. Even
as desperate a character as a saloon keep
er and gambler. in the lower part of the
county said, "the man that fred at Cor
nelia Chisholm enters my saloon at the
peril of his life" And more than one
Mississippian. who considers himself a
desperado, will not touch hands with a
Kemper murderer. For this thing was
utterly without excuse
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Two men were hung last Friday for
numbering their wives. One, named
Van-Dyke, was hung at ogdensburg, New
York. He was only nineteen years of
age, and had been married only a week.
On the gallows he warned old and young
to avoid bad company and liquor. He
was a desperate, hardened wretch for
one SO young, and night or two before
his death he amused himself by singing
comic songs, dancing and smoking. He
wanted the Sheriff to hang him at IL
o'clock, so he could be in hell for dinner.
On the same day, one Henry Norfolk was
hung at Annapolis. Maryland, for the
murder of his wife. He became very
penitent, and was sure he was going right
home to glory.
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Some two weeks ago the Democratic
majority in the House of Representa-
tives admitted one Patterson, Demo
crat, from Colorado, without any shadow
of right. Mr.. Neal has sent us the ma
jority and minority reports of the COM
mittee to whom the matter was referred;
and asks US to read, especially the ad-
verse report of the minority. Mr.. Neal
writes to us that he thinks this action q
a great outrage. Mr.. Neal is mistaken,
even if he is a Member of Congress.
This action of the House is in strict con-
formity with the new policy" Senator
Stanley Matthews, in his speech at this
place last fall declared that President
Hayes, in his action toward the rebel
States, had nothing in the world to do
with the question Of right or wrong-it
il was altogether a question OF who had
power. Well, the rebel majority in the
House has power to admit Patterson. 1t
has the power to ,expel even Mr.. Neal,
and neither he nor any other Hayesite
has any right to complain, no matter
what the rebels may do.
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butter.
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DELAWARE, ONO, Dec. :

To the Editor of the Standard:
Business is improving slowly, but rath-
er dull yet. Many are out Of employ
ment, and few houses paying full wages.
Weather very warm for time of year.
Deaths frequent, mostly children. Scar
let fever seems the rage. Great prepare
tions are being made for the coming fes-
tivities, and the little ones are looking
loud" for Santa" Christmas trees at
several Of the churches The Catholic
Fair commenced on Thursday Eve and
will last until after, the Holidays. 1t
costs ten cents to get in, and a National
Bank to get out.
The old Flax mill, which has been
idle for some time, has resumed business,
and is running full blast.
The new Hash mill" Of the G. C.. c. *
l. R'y is immense. Yours,
j. T. VAUGHN.
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THE OTHER SIDE.

The hanging OF the murderer bergen AT
Mt. Vernon a short time ago. has called
out large amount of sentimental non
sense, which ought to be noticed. A wri-
ter in the Columbus Dispatch who signs
herself "A Mother" is very indignant,
and calls the hanging of this hardened
and desperate criminal, an outrage.
Let us look for short time, at the
other side of this matter.
Bergen had been brave soldier during
the rebellion, and lost his right arm in
the service of his country. He learned
to write with his left hand. and got a sit
uation as clerk for the Government at
Washington, which situation he after
wards lost through bis drunkenness and
bad conduct He obtained a situation
in Columbus, but lost it for the same
reason. He then became a reckless,
drunken, dangerous vagabond, travelling
all over the country He came to the
hotel of the man whom he murdered, in
Mt Vernon, and asked to stay over night.
His father resided there, and had told
the hotel keeper not 10 harbor his son.
The murderer left carpet sack, with the
clerk in the Office. and went away Next
morning he returned, and asked the pre-
prietor for the carpet sack, but he knew
nothing about it, not having been pres
ent when the clerk told him to leave
The murderer walked deliberately away,
borrowed pistol, sneaked up behind the
unsuspecting man and shot him through
the head. The murdered man sank from
the chair in which he sat, and died. The
murderer held up the pistol and exult-
ingly shouted, 81 did it l killed him,
with this pistol"
A desperate effort was made to get
Gov. Young to pardon the murderer, but
to his great honor, the Governor stood
firm. The mother of the criminal made
great efforts in behalf of her son, and this
was right; but the widow of the murder
ed man also sent her petition to the Gov
ernor and said that the murderer, with
out any cause whatever, had taken from
her all that she held dear in this world
the father Of her children-her SUPPORTS
"a husband who had never said an un
kind word to her.
Bergen never appeared to realize tn,
enormity of his crime; in fact, he all tn
time declared his innocence not bu
that he admitted that he had killed tn
man, but he said he had been on a week
: spree, and he had no malice towards hi
victim. This dangerous, ferocious an
. NAL had the idea held by too many, tina
, a drunkard, or the man who sells hir
the liquor. is a heroic gentleman, who
entitled to very great respect.
1t is indeed horrible to think of ma
seeing the gallows erected upon which h
is to die--to see his own coffin ready-t
be choked to death, and to be fifteen t
/, twenty minutes dying. Byron says. i
his Prisoner Of Chillon:
'Oh God, IL is a fearful thing
To see the human soul take wing,
In any shape, In any mood"
If drunken men do not like to b
v choked to death, let them keep sobei
{ and stop using deadly weapons. We hop
. the law will take its course, and keep o
: choking murderers. until they stop xii
e ing. There is ample room under groun
r for all such ferocious animals; there
Q no proper place for them in this world
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Mrs. Rebecca PAUL died at her resi-
dence at Bloom Furnace, Scioto county,
last Sunday week. She must have been
near 80 years Of age. We believe she
was the last of the old Steece family
When we became acquainted with Mrs.
PAUL, nearly sc years ago. all her broth
ers and sisters were living, except Mrs.
Nancy. Cole, wife of Allaniah Cole. Since
then, Henry, John, George, and Jacob
II. Steece, her brothers, have all died,
and also her sisters, Mrs. Ivers, of Adams
county, and Mrs. Welsh, mother of Mrs.
Judge Flanders, OF Portsmouth. Mrs.
PAUL was a good woman, and was far
above the average for intelligence and
good sense.
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Anna Connelly's Improved Redemption,
without Lead, silver, Lac-sulphuF or Deletcri-
Gus Drugs Of any kind, positively restores gray
hair In three days to Its original color not All
colOrs Of the rainbow 10 removes dandrun,
stops the hair from falling and makes II grow
leaving 10 clean, soft, glossy and natural, Its ap-
plicatlon cannot be detected. Red hair chang
ed to a beautiful brown. quantity sufficient
TO last six months, post paid, TO any address on
receipt Of 81. send stamp for circular. Agents
wanted. Address Mrs. CONNELLl, - Bond
street y. y. nOy2H.im
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ETIoUETTE.-When two ladies are on
our street crossing, one should follow the
other, so as to give any gentleman whom
they should meet, chance to save his
boots. The street crossings in the busi-
ness part Of town are two parallel paths
Of stone, and when it is muddy man
has nothing to do but step out into the
mud if he meet two ladies walking side
by side. Thoughtlessness is the deadly
ter.
We do not know how it is with women
in Ironton. but in Jackson the women dc
not permit the men to outdo them in
politeness, and they always give the men
one-half of the street crossings. and q
reasonable share of the payements
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General John NJ Harlan subscribed to
the iron-clad oath last week and entered
on his duties as Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States"
We see the above going the rounds of
the Hayes papers What does it mean
What is the "iron-clad oath p Is it not
the oath that must be taken by those
who were rebels? Was Justice Harlan
n rehel
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Speeial OiTer 10 Sow Snbscribel !

The publisher tnlscs pleasure IN announcing
lnat ne has made arrangements which enable
him 90 furnish 20 every subscriber to Tire Frlec-
Tic lior one dollar la addition TO the regular
subscription price, n large and nnc steel en-
craving, entitled sfIi IighIand pafs."
rus engraving ls from one OF Inndseer'a
most celebrated paintings, and represents n
Highland girl surrounded by n group Of f1tvua.
which she l. feeding. while her young brother
holds stately pair Of uutlcrs, probably the tro-
ply OF some former chase. The size Of the
plate - leNZl inches. printed on heavy plate
paper, making q picture suitable for the wall
oi any room. The regular price of this cngrav-
ing Is y, but we furnish Il ONLY 10 subscribers
10 the Eclectic.
Address,
+. n. PELTON, Publisher,
u - Bond Street, New York.
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The fool friends" of Hayes are weak
ening very much Even the New York
Tribune cannot stomach his Civil Ser
vice tomfoolery. The Xenia Torchlight
last week went back on him in an
editorial, which we will publish next
week. John Hopley, Of the Bucyrus
Journal. Postmaster. etc, has dropped
Hayes, and gone to publishing articles
about sanctifcation, the infallibility of
the Pope. or some such nonsense. He
had better take turn at total depravity.
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SheriTs Sale of Real Estate.

State OF Ohio, Jackson County, ~.
Court of Common pNsns
The Wcllston Building & Loan Association ".
William ID. Phillips Ct 90.
On lst order OF sale.
Notice b. hereby given, that ln pursuance Of
nu order OF sale issued ont OF the clerks Office
ot said court, on the ith day of DECEMBER, A. u.
1877, and 10 me directed as sheriff of said cuuu-
", viii oner foT SALE az the door of the Court
House, IN said county, on
Saturday, January 10Th, A. 3. lS7S,
at ! o'clock +. n. OF said day. the following de-
scrihcd real estate, situate In the county Of
Jackson and state OF Ohio, to-wtt:
Lots number lsl and i6t. situated Ia Ausiin's
addition 70 the town Of WellstOn, Jackson
county, Ohio.
Appraised as follows.
Lot number iSi al SIS $50.
Lot number ISL 90 81 .00U
Terms of sale, cash ON day Of sale.
To be sold as the property OF William ID. Phil
lips, 20 satisfy n judgment and decree ia favor
Of the WellstOn Building & Loan Association.
Given under my had this 18th day Of Dccem-
Der, iS77.
JOHN N. EWING, sh'nJ.C. ..
F. B. bingham, atty FOR pl'ns.
deC2ufjt
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The Belpre News says that quarrel,
growing out Of love affair, took place at
the church of the colored folks at that
place last Sunday week. II ended in a
general fight. Several of the parties were
arrested and fined.
Love is an essential part Of religion
in fact, about all there is Of true religion.
But it should not take this particular
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About month ago a man named John
Rawlings left his home in Meigs county,
and he was extensively advertised. Re-
Gently he was discovered near his home,
but he warned those who found him to
keep away. He then drank the contents
OF bottle, which proved to be arsenic.
He told those who attended him, before
he died, that he had been in Cincinnati
after he left. He was subject to fits OF
inaanitv
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Hanging for murder goes on now at a
lively rate-two or three day. In al
most every case. the murderer dies calm
ly. assuring his friends that his sins are
forgiven, and that he knows he is going
straightway to eternal glory. We must
confess that we are little skeptical on
this point
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To carry Ohio, at the last election, was
easy enough, for our Democratic friends,
but dividing the fruits of the victory is
not so easy matter. There are entries
inuumerable for the Senatorial race, and
Bthe dark horse" vet to come.
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There was boiler explosion in a candy
factory last week in New York city, and
some twenty persons are said to have
been killed, and over hundred wound
ed. There were about $50 persons em.
ployed in the establishment
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On the I'd day Of August C. Feuchter
OF Ironton started letter around the
world, and in four months and seventeen
days it got back TO him. He sent it west,
to Pekin. China, thence to Cairo. Egypt,
Hamburg, Germany, London, England,
thence back home 10 Ironton.
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TIlAINa uolNu aorTII.
CONNECTIONS


At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh. Cincinnati
~. Louis ity. fur Philadelphia. baltimore.
Washington nnd New York at tnp and 80 a.
m. and lat1 D.. fns
Fur Chiraan. fndiannpuiia and 81. Louis ana
ail western paints. I'd eap aud tauq n. tm. and
40 aud a.Np d. m.
Fof Cincinnati. Dayton nnd points an f.itiia
Miami niv- at i.io a2i and ia0o q. ~. and
$50 n. m.
Win iiaitimorr a ohio n n. fuf Chicago nal.
tifmurU and MaalliuT Tiun fnf in a. and o. a. pm.
Euf Newark and Lauraflllc uf ani D.. m.
With tirVulauhs NuiumHua. Cincinnati In.
utHmnputia HNs fur Cleveland Muuaiu aud
points North. ai geo AMI 40 =. tu. aud q
B.. ms
Win Columhua q Toledo n. a.. f1f Delaware.
Toledo, beiruii and the West, ht 1000 a. ~.
nud iei b. u.
Win Coiumhgs. spfinEne,d a Cinrinnati q. u.
fur London HrfiuEnfids Famduaky and Nins
glmuntt. at lH.ga q flls nmd Nnl 3. tus
Win Cleveland. Mt. Vernon Caiuniilas q. n.
flr llrtglaul Hud Mf Vernon. at 10 D.. fn.M q
At CittciENtt.Lf with q. a ~. y. sfl'y. 90
Lancaster npd AanfsNilir, ni So o.. ni. aud
Afl o. f1s
Fur Washington g. a.. Wilmington ana points
Mfsfs nf iNsn H. fns aud t.ai o. fus
At tiitLLlNurttE fur 1tam1em. Athens amd
nli fgimts on furiHfmuuih Branch, nf t.sGa. fns
Doe Cinrinnati rnd Iutrfmr.iiair points. at gsf
nud tul 9. m.s rs Hnd e y 3. nis
y. m PETERS. tln'rtGAMufNW
superintendent. act Nrul Itrhfi AHfs
guIH kfttt.a..l.
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The Pomeroy Telegraph says that
Father Michael Hern, who oficiates as
priest fora Catholic congregation in the
vicinity of WilkesviIle, got drunk in
Pomeroy, was put in Jail, and fined $500.
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- cgR[s oSusfs Jul -.
THROAT, lungs. LIVER 8 BLOOD

In the wonderful rlr'irIHe ia h.eH .iir al'iltDI
are above directed o. rei.rf. fi.r.f .rntrrrf Be-
loves be has c1mhitri iu hffasuH finrr uf NI-
lures fnvcrCiEu curative rrNI.rftlr.s uHrfi COZ
has inftiIlCi infl thc Fcrriifir httlHiu o. hrHIs
Ing tho sick, ulln uefc ever lr.lre r.u'..Hr.l iH
tho great variety rf most obstinate titfriacs which
ID has teen f8uul .1 cHuurCr. O. IHr rufu nf
bronchitis, severe Coughs, lnt u.c early
stages of Consu ni pti om. o. lIaf a.iaHIstcl tlc
medical faculty, anl culncHi raI fi1Iana pro-
nouncc it tho greatest mcllrni AiacuvcrF nf 10
arc. While % cures thc srrcrcst Cuurha. M
strengthens thc system ani purifics thc
blood. ny o. great and u.ofuuah hiuosi-rurify-
ing properties, ID cures az Nmmoru. fIfIrn Tho
worst Scrofmim O. r common MfuGchs rim-
pie. or Eruption. MCfCur.ai disrlsc. Miurfui
fuisont, ant iic.f careiss srr cfatiIc IclirIA AMI
vigorous health and .nuHl Constitution esiah-
l.tlacd. ErysipcIns. ~ait-rhcum, RcvCr
tho numerous dl.cascs clt..cl ~ hai h1aii are
conquered by this powerful. rfirifginE. ani la
viEoratina medicine.
n you feel DUR drousg, dohiitaioi. have anii1w
color % Nkin or VriiuWish brow auufa nu face
holv frequcnt hrlfi1ric uf aifFInrsa hli fHsfr in
mouth. inicruai heat nr chile niirrmatci with hnt
iushcs, low aplrits, ant aig1tnY iatc.plluEa. n.
suaering from Torpid Liver, = /" niilous-
pInIntr only ua4f ~ thcac svmriorna are cv-
rCrfrucrri. ~ r rtHfttiV fHr 90 sarh rnses. ~.
riercc'H Golden Meiicll Discovery haa 90 equal.
AZ h cnects pcIicci cures. iaating ne liver
strengthened ani healthy.
solD 81 DaU56is1s A. 81 Pta BOrTtf.
Prepared by "a. v. PIERCE. n. A.. soia
rFgprictnr, ai ihr phLuh biHrE@Htnr
Buffalo. ;. s..
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The banking firm of Bartlett a Smith.
of Columbus, have sued several gamblers
for large sums Of money, won from per-
sons who were employed in the bank,
and which money was the property Of
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JACKSON BUILDING AND LOAN AsSO-
,J CITATION NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice Is hereby given that there viii b. am
election OF Directors fOr the ensuing year, held
az the secretaFy's Office, in Jackson, Ohio, ON
Monday evening, Jan. Z, ISIS, a. o'clock p. an.
Other Important business viii DE- before the
meeting. All meinbers are urged To be present.
A. B. MONAliAN. President.
fI. g.. miller, scc'-. deci5tt
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The jury in the Creighton case at Lam
caster, after 26 hours deliberation, found
Mrs. Creighton guilty OF manslaug
for killing her husband.
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ILLUSTRATED
ENVELOPES.

Peace, Temperance and Anti-TObaccO Euvel-
Opes, by the use OF which much good can be
done, will be sent for A. cents a huudied, or 50
per thousand. Specimens seat fire.. Address
Elgin, III. cec-O.Ju
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We saw a lady going up street, the
other day, holding her dress up with her
right hand. 1t looked vulgar. The left
hand is the proper one now.-[Ironton
Register.
Perhaps she was left handed.
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sAEFORD'S RADICAL CURE

OF only promptly arrests the corrodlng discharges In
Catnrrh sympathetic action. t restores % sound
heath an tn organs uf the head that have become
Haccfc By At. su1 exhibit any Of the following Gncc-
tlIus:-
Defective T;ycsiCht, Inflamcd and Nattcry
Eyee, PGinFul and Watcry Eycss Loss of
Hearing, Ear1cho, Neuralgia Of the Ear.
Discharges from ti-e Ezr, ziinsing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, D'TvouB Headache,
Pains in the temples loss Of the Senses of
Taste and smell, Eiozgltion Of tho Uvuia,
Inflammation CT tf1c Eoas-lss Putrid Sore
Throat, Ticisl'rg CT I.Is.l.s Cough Bron-
chitis, and liz. ding of t.io Lungs.
zach racka~e co-tains ". ElasotGs Improved In
halinlf ll aud trCfullV repaired directions
Tor use IN allcascs. Fricc.s forsar by al wholesale
and retail DRUGGISTS and dealers thrlgnt the United
.arfs u " ...i. s8te E.g,g,.sts. Boston. Nass.
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Direct cnnncciinus made ~ Lancaster fuf
CirrieViiir, LauesNflir. and au points on the
Cincinnati MuskinEuul VALLEY itailwaf-aud
90 Columbus fur all paints Eaai aud West No
change 90 ears from Gulumhua - Fhiiadel ~ ia.
Nsw York, fndiauapoiis. and Chiraga.
q, ~. CAtiit HupL
Wa. Mills General Ticket AGENT.
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A DNINIsrRAToR's SALE or nEAI
"A ESTATE.

A DMINIsrHAToR's SALE or REAL
"a ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order granted hy the Pro-
bate Court of Jneigsun County, ohio, VII uiIer
for sale, un the
10Th Day Of January. a. D ISIS.
at O'Clock T. 81, % the door of the Court
ing dcscribcd r,.al estate, situate iu aid county
and state, to-wle
Numccr one.
lots Nos. cg. g. 1i, rl. 81. O. 20. to.ei and tho
south hnif Of lot 80. u2, iu falieu addition g.
the Incorporated NiiiHae oi Isckson, Ia said
county.
Number seven.
Also. part % in-lgt Numblr one li in aid
town q Jackson ANA county of Jackson. do
irsinning ID a point forty feot and loar lnch-
No. D, thence east on the line of Main street
twenty fect and two iuchCs, thence aauth ~
thence Wet paraii9i With ssld Maln Sifssi
twcnty feet uud two Inches, thence north Ctall.
" focf % the place of bcginninR; thia dtscrlp-
ton D. on thc hypothesis that Main HfErrt runs
east nud west.
Number Nine.
Also ont lot number thiriy.thrre Ezu tn the
south haif of the said town uf Jackson in said
county. cxcepilng such part a. u included in
iu lots numbers El o. s.. d. ~. is i1 Gl 90 aud
the south haif 90 lot number ~ ln Fuiiona
addition 90 said town a. designated on the g..
corded plat of said addition. aud such O. dssi-
ieatcd % streets aud alleys la said addition.
Said lot fl Fultous addition a. ss1
said lot 60 at tau.
said lors g, b. iB. % aud %, each at Geo.
said half of iot % at so
said seventh described tract mi .l.rN0.
said ninth described tract ut ealu
Trtms uf sHlus uuo-thlrd im hand. unr-third
iu siN months. and oup-thiui lu b. months
from day Of sale, With Interest, tho payments
Co hr etcuurd IS mortgage upon the premises
sold. ISAAC ~ ttAHTtNg4
Admir- uf ". X. ittstiuEs.
Jumes Tfipp, atty.
drc-uaft
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Private Dalzell wants the Belgian Mis-
sion. Now let US skirmish around and
try and find something for Sergeant
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A woman in Cincinnati is sculpturing
in butter. We have seen women who
could put up a very strong picture in
butter.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-12-27
TO PEDDLERs.

Notice is hereby given To all peTsOI whe are
peddling in Jackson county without alicense,
that they are equested To get the proper license
or The Statute will have 10 be enforced.
II. w. PATTERSON, Auditor J, Z.
'ept. H,l8T6. II