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Old Things Become New,

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ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZIE.

Edited by T. S. ARTHUR and VIRGIN
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Perfectly Natural.

On the morning Of the Goth, two
men, residents Of Union township,
we believe, one prominent and bit
ter Copperhead and eX-Justice Of the
Peace, the other Union man, were
standing by the roadside engaged
in conversation, when Sheriff MEGA
han was seen driving up the road,
from toward Bluffton. Says the Cop
perhead to his neighbor-'I wonder
who it is riding with 'Dunk?' l saw
him going down yesterday, and he
has probably been after criminal of
some sort" The Union man could
give him no information, so they
waited until the features of the
stranger could be easily seen. The
man of law having seen many hard
cases in his day and being a pretty
good physiognomist, Immediately ex-
claimed, "Just notice how guilty he
looks. I'll bet he's horse thief and
desperate character He then
came to town to join the immense
crowd who came to do homage to
the illustrious champion of consti-
tutional liberty" and succeeded in
obtaining an introduction to him,
when, to his utter surprise and NOR
tification. he discovered in the speak
er of the day, the person whom he so
naturally took to be criminal in the
clutches Of the law. The inference
was perfectly natural.
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ignorance, offered himself as a can.

IlSnOrdnCe, OHeTCu IlftnSclI rs " Cun
Ididate for Representative "suhject to
the decision OF the Democratic Con
vcntion," and was beaton by but a
small majority. He should know
Especially as he himself had invested
largely in these same bonds, and
purchased two farms and made his
payments in that kind of material
that whenever the interest accruing
on such Bonds amounts TO more than
5000, the excess is taxed five, instead
of two per cent, and ON all above
$4,000, ten per cent.
These are the men who, in their
Ignorance are leading the Democrat.
ic party in the ditch, and whatever
is told them, either through malice,
or ignorance, is swallowed by the
mass of the party with gullibility
truly astonishing.
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The atamfoek 9effersoniam,
Local and Miscellaneous.
Union Meetings.

The Union Central Committee
have appointed meetings and speak
ers as follows:
Dally's school house, Orange town.
ship, Monday evening, Oct. 2. Col
Jas. A. Bope.
Davis school house, Sugar Ridge
road, Monday evening, Oct. 2. j. b.
Dunn.
Union Center, Monday evening,
Oct. 2. Gen. NJ B. Walker
McComb, Tuesday evening, Oct. 3.
j. Il. Dunn and others.
School House, District No. 5, AL
len township, Oct. 3. Gen. NJ b.
Walker.
w. Churchs school house, near
the old Ark Church. Washington
township, Oct. 4th Col. Jas. A. Bope.
Taylor's school house, Liberty
township, Wednesday evening, Oct.
4. j. II. Burket and j. NJ. Hamlin.
Louisville, Blanchard township,
Oct. a. Gen, Nj. b. Walker and j.
M. Hamlin.
Shafer's school house, Cass town.
ship, Thursday evening, Oct. 8. j..
B. Dunn.
Fulton's school house, Washington
township, Friday evening, Oct. 6,
Col. Jas. A. Bope.
Mt. Blanchard, Monday evening,
Oct 8. Gen. NJ. Il. Walker. and
others.
Hickory Grove, Allen township,
Monday evening, Oct. 0, j. B.Dunn.
Dulin's school house, Portage town
ship, Monday evening, Oct 8. ID.
B. Beardsley and j. NJ. Hamlin.
Williamstown, Monday evening,
Oct. 0. j. f. Burket.
Arcadia, Monday evening, Oct. 8.
Jas. Harsh.
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Grand Rally nj Fremont.

There will be Grand Union Raj
y and Soldiers Picnic, at Fremont
on Wednesday of next week. Gen.
Cox, Gen. Hayes and Chaplain Col
lier are the speakers. An extra
train will run, carrying passengers
at half the usual rates. Let large
delegations be on hand from the
country, and we will guarantee you
a pleasant and profitable day, as the
people Of Fremont intend to make
preparations for large multitude
Come with your baskets filed with
sufficient provision for yourselves
and for the soldiers. Go and hear
General Cox.
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Funny.

Funny.
The lad over the way has long been
endeavoring to impress the readers
of his filthy, scurrilous productions
that he is q very fnnny fellow. We
have heretofore refrained from com.
menting Oh his silly stuff, in the hope
that some of his friends would at,
tend to their duty, and appoint q
guardian to watch over him. Last
week he gave loose rein to his van
ity, in his remarks on Judge Palmer,
wherin the Judge refrained from men
tioning Wills name on account OF
the presence of number of respect
able females. He says:
"The trouble with j. nj. was, he
knew we were great favorite with
the ladies, and that the mention OF
our name would be received by them
with murmur of appreciation and
the waving of handkerchiefs, which
wouldn't have suited him"
Have to take your dog along to
keep them away, don't your Dear
viii, sweet Will how we do pity
you,
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The Meeting of the Farmers, Mechan-
les ana BabOrers.

The Meeting of the Farmers, Mechan.
les ana Laborers.
This meeting, which was called by
the editor of the Courier, was held at
the appointed time. 1t was not very
largely attended, owing to the fact
that it, this particular meeting, tho
the idea was not original with the
caller--was called for political effect,
by the Copperhead editor of the
Courier. The wording of the call
shows that on the face Of it. Very
naturally we didn't publish it.
In its report of the meeting the
Courier asks "Will the Jefcrsonian
still continue to oppose this move
ment of the working men ?" To This
we will simply say that we have not
opposed the movement in any form.
We have long known that such q
matter was being discussed by the
farmers throughout the county, and
waited for them to make the move in
the matter. The call, though origin
ated for the purpose of showing that
the Copperhead party was the only
friend of the working classes, was
responded t. by n few of both par.
ties. The matter was put in an en-
tirely different shape. 1t was deci-
ded to call township meetings and
appoint delegates to county con
vcntion. which is to be held on Sat.
urday, November II, 1868.
We have no apology to offer in this
matter; we took n course that we
considered perfectly right But do
the farmers know that the caller of
this meeting, the editor of the Cour-
ier, went to the merchants of this
place, men of his own party, and in
quired into the matter-as to wheth-
er it would hurt their interests, and
showing how much benefit would ac-
crue to the party by originating n
call for such meeting The answer
OF course, was to go ahead, for it
would not iniure them at all.
Now we want to see this meeting
well attended. Appoint your dele,
gates, and Mt the primary meeting gs
discuss the matter in its length an d
breadth. Send your best men to the
Convention, and discuss tho matter
impartially. After the Convention is
organized and sufficient discussion
has been had, we would suggest that
n committee wait upon the business
men of the place, and invite them to
meet with them, and both sides can
then be heard, and measures taken
accordingly.
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Money Lost.

WUHUY EUHI.
Last Wednesday, a man named
Black came TO town to purchase 9
buggy. He went into one of the
groceries on Main street TO make
some purchases, and after paying
for them went out, carelessly leaving
his pocket book, containing over one
hundred dollars, on the counter. He
soon after discovered his loss, and
instituted search, but without sue.
cneS
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The j, Monroe Taylor Gold Media
Soap is one of those articles that
should be in every household, and
the lady who neglects to furnish her.
self or domestics with it, loses q
boon which it will be impossible to
find substitute for. 1t takes less
in quantity, and washes as no other
soap can do. 1t makes rough hands
smooth, and soltens and whitens the
skin, as well as making clothes look
so white, Try it.
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Horse Stolen.

BtOENt
A man named Miller, or the famil.
iarly called, "Flying Dutchman,'
stole horse near Wooster, in Wayne
County, last week He was traced
to Findlay, having brought the horse
here and traded him to Edison Colt,
ir., on Wednesday last. BY some
means, he was allowed to get away
from here and went to Carey A dis
patch was sent to the Constable, will
directions 10 bring him to this place
BY some hook or crook, the Justice
before whom he was taken, sent him
TO Upper Sandusky, and he made his
escape, with a hand-cuiF on one hand
He has not been arrested, and
probably has made his escape, n sure
thing.
On the same night of the day Of
his escape, horse was stolen neal
Carey, and the supposition is, that he
is tho thief.