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New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
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NEW YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1876


STABBING AFPpAY.-Early yesterday morning
row occurred among party Of men THE OF Twenty
siahst and Ninhaye durag which Patrick Rooney stabbed
Fdv ard Hayden IN the left thigh nfcting severe Wounu
Rooney then made his escape The injured was conveyed
10 the sxtoonlh Precinct Station where his wound was
drnssed and lie then taken homo.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Mr.. De Cordova, the lecturer, says, LEvB1Ts
suTExI deghol effect the teeth and gums nd psi'ne
the breath" For sals BY ell druggists and fancy dealers
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05
CRY NEWS.

PROFESSOR YOUMANss LHCTURR-The lecture on
the Scientific Study Of Human Mature by Professor You
which announced for this evening Hall OF
tn Cooper Institute win excite ihhn ordinary interest
M nam "a character OF the subject and the reputation Of the
H-.- '-'i 20 Euglnnd for educational and
scientific purposes Professor Yonta'us 'i,'
before the London College Of Preceptos S.g,s -.
ceyed with 30 much satisfaction by the eminent men OF eieH
who belong Institution that the Trustees OF the Cooper
Institute have requested he repetition n this city Az the close
Of the lecture In London tie celebrated Professor Tynda Of
the ROYAL Institution expressed the Of the audience IN
series OF striking remarks concluding Die testimony to
the merits Of the by saying that ior energy Of thought
Importance OF and oesrnes Of expression 1t has rarely
been my which has gatiAed than
the admirable discourse with which Professor loumans las
favored His subject Is assuredy which cannot be mis-
interpreted without peril ignored without loss The lecture
Is given The invitation OF Trustees Of the Cooper Ins
tute pursuance their general plan Of bringing subjects Of
popular scientific study before the public without charge and
10 payment viii be required for admission.
YoUEd MEEs CHRISTIAN AssociATIoS.-The third
In the course Of free lectures viii be delivered No 20 Varck
At this wednesday, evening O'Clock by the Rev Thomas
Street Subject. Mental Designations" 80.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT The 47th Regiment
will give grand promenade at their capacious
Armory In Fourthst Wiamsburgh this evening The affair
promises to be largely attended by the fshonsboi the cy
TIE LERAyR CHURCH LRcTUREs.-The Rev. j.
HYATT Smith win deliver the third the course the
Leeays Reformed Dutch Church wilamsburgh tomorrow
erening Subject, From New York 20 Jerusalem"
We are requested by the author Of the plans for
tenement houses described in issue Of Monday say that
our reporter was in stating that they bad accepted
by Nj. A. T. Stewart
Mr. DE CoRDovAs LRcTUREs.-A course Of three
lectures by Mr. Cordoya being delivered the Everett
Rooms for the benefit Of the Episcopal Church Of the Reur
recn The reputation Of the lecturer should insure full a
dence Tie first lecture OF the delivered Mon
day evening
THR WHISKY FRAUDs.-The cases Of the United
States agt J. Deyn j. +. Tion and r. T. Levan charged
with defraudng the internal Revenue Department up
m e limited states Commissioner Court Brooklyn before
Coumisoner Newton at little before ~ O'Clock yesterday
After some rather warm words between VIM. q. Dewitt
COUNSEL for DeYn and Commissioner Newton 10 de-
cjdNd 10 Lei the case 70 before the Grand jury.
The case OF Mr. Ton adjourned until Monday next at
Another case against Devn CAmeup before Commssioner
Jones clock yesterday afternoon but the hearing ~ tue
meter was postponed 70 Monday nszt al p m. ~.
Inspector A. j. Phillips " the Third District was also
brought before Commissioner Jonos yesterday charge o
Illegally branding liquors Deyn Leyan Others As he
could not give bonds er h future appearance he was held IN
cOstodJ " awNt essplnalcp
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

~, A., s.s..r, q The Navy, Resod q ne setie1iy
~ "a 0ssr,cr erd Rspoft or me No"n'''He' "
vi te fcaEd ob he Second i@ftl
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THB BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects inVsi-
bly, damage each window and door Of the house
yesrs experience without failure y. HOLnKs No 7 Broadway
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READY TopAY.
READY TopAY.
ME-WON-I-TOC
A NEW NOVEL
BY SOLON ROBINSON,
THE VETERAN AGRICULTURAL EDITOR
OF
THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE.

novel by sOOn Robinson long and wen known as the
Agricultural Editor of TIE TRIBUNE, Is COMMENCED ID
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of December S. ready to-day. ii
ia call al
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Extraordinary success Of Nine. DemOrest's Stock
susPErDKR combining health comfort and convenience Price
50 cents Chlen's 30 Mailed free No 4f3 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Thousands perish annually from the of unhealfh
M Tske KKSrs East INDIA and live Foi cal
by ali ocs Price IS per pound Wholesale depot No. 10
Resdest. r-.F
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lAnnouncement..I

The heads of society, the leaders OF the CIVIL mil
tsry remarkable for tho dgas ye OF
their hat. and CAPS The genius ovsoppDg the efforts Of
other artists enables social chiefs 10 appear TO the pest 40
vantage KNOX, the Halter No. 2a Broadway corner Of FntoH
style finish low prices the CHARACTERISTICS Of KNOX
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

SALE OF REAL ,EsrATg.-Messrs. A. j. bleeeker.
Son Co made the following sales Of Real Estate al auction
yesterday
Ayense As lots and buildings ~ W. corner OF
One hundred and siIeenth-st house. 4Vs'o .,oo.o
Lots l262tA4 ~ "a. o., ''
One S1 sisSs1e 1850 each
Eighth ave- lot & F. corner ofOnehundreuahd- on
twenty. third st. 25 53xl00. dlW
Sne % nandseo =, ~ o. PSIe 9sso0 LOO each
. io,s sdSoin}ng oSri0d dii...-....... los each.
One.hundred and. twenty secondst-3 lots NJ SIDE !,
100 f. Of Tenthaye 25xl00 --.---..'' 70 tsoh' h
lots doinDg, 25yloo. $50 e"en'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun oo Sun hoen Rises. .b27
THIS DAI.
g,DsJ Gov Island. ..".75 Hell Gate ".."sS
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We are requested by the author of the plans for
tenement houses described in issue Of Monday say that
our reporter was in stating that they bad been accepted
by Nj. A. 4 Stewart.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

TIE LER.AyE CHURCH LRcTUREs.-The Rev. j.
HYATT Smith win deliver the third lecture OF the the
Leeays Reformed Dutch Church wliamsburgh tomorrow
evening sublect From New.York 10 Jerusalem"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Mr.. DE- CoRDovA's LEcrUREs.A course Of three
lectures by Mr. De Codova being delivered at the Everett
Rooms for the benefit Of the Episcopal Church Of the Resur
re&on The reputation Of the lecturer should insure full
dences Tie fret lecture OF the delivered Mon
day evening
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT 47th Regiment
will give grand promenade concert at their capacous
Armory in Fourhsi wiamsburgh this evening The affair
promises 10 be largely attended by the lshonabeof the cy
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

YoUSG MM's CHRISTIAN AssociATI0S-The third
the course Of free lectures viii be delivered No 20 vack
At this "wednesday evening at O'Clock by the Rev Thomas
Street Subject: Mental Disspations" -,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-05

Books DELIVERED AT Your RESIDENCE
from the
MERCANTILE
LfBRARy
CLISTos HALL. AsroRPLAoE.
See CIRCULAR, 10 be had at Library.
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srPnRyfE coURT-cHANBERs.

Held by ISGElHAN, J-Cour opens At 10 O'Clock q.
The follow addition 70 tue regular fts Monday mohoD
calendar % publfhsd Dee. 8:
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A Beacon of Health.

The good things Of this world have each their
appointed mission.
1t Is the mission Of HOsTETTER STOMACH
BITTERs to preren. and reIieve a great variety Of
ailments.
For twelve years lis success as protective aud n
remedy has been without check or drawback. II
Is strong negtire sreHce Of this fact, that the ef
Gcacy Of the article as "a specific for dyspepsia,
bousness, constipation, nervousness, general dc.
bty, and intermittant ieyers has mover been
questioned.
Asproofpositire Of It's lnfallbity in such case8,
the statements Of public men whose names are
familiar as household words, have from time to
time been given to the world.
If It's reputation is not founded in facts, then
truth is a shadow, and the utterances Of consci-
entiOus citizens are Of no more value than "diccrs
oaths."
And what Its rcputation2 Let the progress
Of its sales answer the inquiry. Where twenty
dozen bottles Of Hostetter'5 Bitters were sold iu
1865, fire hSRdred dozen are disposed ofnow.
Could public opinion be more significantly ex-
pressed than by its unparalleled increase Of con-
sumptionl 1t seems impossible
The preparation has been initiated. Where
are the mitators? Echo answers, "Where?" To
the Limbo Of things lost on earth they are all
either gone or going. Peace be with them!
July 8, 18GG--1m.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

State of Ohio, Jackson County, Sc.
Leyisa Long, et al, VS.. Mary A. Long, ct. Ol.
I'd Order Of Sale. In Partition.
Pursuant TO the command Of an order Of sale,
In partition, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas of jackson county, Ohio, and to me directed
public auction at the door Of the Court House, In
front of the Grafton Block, in Jackson, in said
county Of jackson on
Saturday, August 4th, A. D., 1866,
at o'clock, P. NJ. Of se:d day, the following real
estate situated in the county of jackson and State
of Ohio, and bounded and described os follows,
to-wit: v
Lot No. twelve (f2l in range No. nineteen G9);
in township No. seven %, containing eighty
Also, nineteen and one-fourth acres oil OF the
north end Of lot No. seventy-two, Ter Of
range No. eighteen QSI in township No. seven
"a. Appaised at q, 900 90. .
Also, lot No. fffty-eigft (5S), Of range No eigh-
teen (1S), in township No. seven ~, containing
eighty acres, more or less. Appraised at 81 800 90.
Also, lot No. fifty-seven go, of range No.
eighteen Qs) in township No. seven ~, except
that part of said lot 81 living north of the Ports
mouth Branch Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road, containing eighty acres, NOSE or less.--
Appraised at g, G2J W, ,.....
XII of which lands are situated IN the sciot0
Salt Lick Reservation, and free and unincumbered
of the dover estate of the said Mary A. Long ,..
To be sold as the property and real estate Of the
heirs at law of Joseph Long, deceased at the suit
of Levisa Long aud Barbary Long.
| Terms Of sale--0ne-thitd cash on day Of sale
one third in one year. and the residue in two years.
the deferred payments to be secured by notes and
mortgage upon the premises sold, with Interest
''''' JOS H. WILSON, shift C.
| Stevenson & Hastings At'ys for PPf's.
~ Z II u II
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TEEE PUBLIC PRINTING.

We understand that some Of the coun-
ty officers are telling the people that the
reason they did not get their printing
done at the Standard Office was, that we
charged two or three times as much as
the same work cost them in the cities
This is not true. Not one Of them ever
complained of our charges, and never
asked us what we would charge. We
made affidavit to every bill presented
against the county, in which we stated
that the prices charged were the same
that we charged individuals. We also
asked the Commissioners to pass an or
der that the county printing should be
given out to the lowest bidder. We
were ready to compete with the city es-
tablishments. We dare any one to deny
the above statement. Do the tax-pay-
ers think we have not acted fairly!
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We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the necessity ofkeeping stock in good
condition, is the best preventive of disease. And
we wish to speak more particularly now about
Sloans Improved Condition Powders, the great
standard Horse and Cattle medicine of this coun-
try. We feefperfectly safe in saying, that If
slcan's Condition Powders had been known ind
used in England where the cattle plague has re-
Gently held Its carnival there would not have been
one-tenth part the fatality that there has already
been. 1t isa well known fact that Sloan's COndl-
ton Powders have always given entire satisfaction
to farmers and stock raisers which no other prepa-
ration can do or claims to do. No farmer should
be put off with substitute, but insist on getting
the genuine Sloan's Powders, which are known
and reliable. We say to all buy and use Sloan's
Condition Powders, and you will always have
sound and healthy stock.-Sparta (IYis) Eagle.
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TIoN Co. OFFICE, CINcINNATT, Ono,
July 8, 1861
EDITOR JACKSON STANDARD, Dear SIR -
Therespected agents of this company at Jackson
and Portland have forwarded to us an article pub
lished in your issue Of last week, and represent
thatit is calculated to do injury to the National
Express & Transportation Co. in the section of
country where your journal is published.
The public, on the line of the NJ. g. G. r. r. &
branches who have 50 long and impatiently sub
mitted to the arbitrary charges Of the Handen
Express Co., will fully appreciate the object of itS
agents in requesting an insertion of such state
ments as are contained in the article above alluded
to.
1t is merely necessary in reply, I'd remark that
the parties interested in the National Express Co.
are well satisfied with its financial condition, and
only desire, in their line of business, to perform
services for the public dt d reasonable c0mpeiisa-
ton.
In doing this, it is not their intention to step
out of their way to villify rival company, nor
take pleasure in propagating lies.
A WORD as to the toyGitg of this "Rebel concern"
One of the objects in establishing the National
Express g. Transportation Co. in the West was to
give the preference of positions to those who had
sustained the U. s. Government during the late
war. This policy has been carried out.
A facetious friend remarked the other day that
he had visited the Office of the National Express
in Cincinnati, and couldn't shake stick anywhere
about the institution without hitting General,
Colonel Major, Captain Or Private who had been
in the Union army.
The "Harnden Co." will have to adopt other
tactics in order to disturb the equanimity of its
now successful competitor. The present style Of
attack smacks too much of "Bush%hacking" to
be called honorable warfare.
Pardon the length of this note. which l trust
you will insert us an act of juctce.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH DARR, JR,
General Agent.
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Be PREPARED. How often are peo-
pie, both adults and children attacked at the dead
hour of night with cholera morbus, cramps, collie,
vomiting and purglng; doctor cannot be OBJ
tahed till morning; tile case grows worse; per-
haps death has already claimed its victim IA few
doses of Goes Dyspepsia Cure would have relieved
the cramps and pains, and soon completely cured
the sufferer of his troubles. Mothers, have il
ready for your children Fathers provide it for
your hotsthold
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DIR. E. Cone may be consulted as
follows:
In Hamden, at the Jackson House, on Mondays,
March 9th April 9th; May 18th; July I'd Aug.
9th Sept 10th Oct. 18th.
In jackson, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
March 9th April 10th May 18th; July Sd Aug.
9TH; Sept. 11th; Oct. 10th,
All sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation and
his success in this community, during five years
practice is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease is incurable.
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SheriHes Sale:

State of Ohio, jackson county s..
Blazer, COrwine, Gregg & Co., vs. John ]. Hof-
man, ct al.
On pl vendi eX.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale is
sued by the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Pike ard State of Ohio, and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county of jackson,
will offer for sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court House, Gn front of the Grafton
Block, in jackson, in said county Of Jackson and
in the State Of Ohio, on
Saturday, august 4th, 1865;
at the kour Of o'clock P NJ Of said day, the fol-
lowing property t0-wit:
In-lot number 49, in Daniel HOffman's second
addition to the town Of Jackson, jackson county,
Ohio
Valued at S2G00O. ....r
To be sold as the property and real estate Of
John J. Hoffman. 10 satisfy decree rendered by
said Court, in favor Of the said Blazer, CorWine,
Gregg & Co. ,....,-g
Terms Of sale cash in hand.
...L JOSEPH Il. WILSON, Sheriff ]. c.
Green for Plaintiffs.
Julv5 lS66-jw-pf SS 20,
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Doors AND SHOES. MIR. T. Z. Dyer
is still at work, manufacturing boots and shoes,
in the basement of Stenbergsr's building, on
Portsmouth Street. Mr.. Dyer is first.rate me-
chanic, and he keeps competent workmen in his
employ. Those who patronize him, may rest as
sured that they will get their work honestly done.
April &c, 1S66.-l
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TIE NoMINArIoNs.-Now that the
agony of the county nominations is over, people
are once more turning their attention to material
matters. Goods are still to be had in great abun-
dance at Orange Furnace store in the Commercial
Block, next below the Bank, on Main Street, Jack
son, Ohio.
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New Advertisements
Probate Notices.

Notice is hereby given that Leonard Talbot,
executor of Reuben Talbot deceased
r. james Simpson, administrator OF John Sha-
fer, decessed
John D. Davis and James Horton, administra-
tors of the estate Of Joseph Horton, deceased;
Howell ]. Price, administrator of Thomas j.
Price, deceased;
Samuel Plumb. administrator of Elizabeth
Brakeman, deceased;
Jackson Gilleand, administrator of Nathan
Gilleland; deceased;
Abel WyRne, administrator of Levi Arnold,
deceased
II. c. Robbins, administrator dc 6Onis non Of
P. s. Shearer, deceased;
J. II. Bunn, Guardian Of Eunice Ratclif "a
minorl; sarah Jeley, guardian Of Eliza Ellen,
and Mary Jane Jelley and James Mutt: guardian
of Thomas W., Mary E., and William e. Smith,
have filed their accounts for settlement in the
Probate Court Of Jackson County, Ohio, and the
same will be heard and passed upon, on the 3Oth
day of JULY 1865. GEO. W. JOHNSON.
July 12 '6G-Sw pf IS 70.
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FLoUR.-Our friend VIM. II. Ander.
son, on Broadway Street. informs US that he is re-
ceivlng the largest lot Of -four ever offered in this
market. He is now doing very large business,
and is enabled to sell at very small profit. Give
him call.
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GEWe learn that Judge Johnson, of
Ironton, will probably be candidate for
Congress, before the nominating Con-
vention. There are no better men in
the District than Judge johnson.