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News OF. the Week.

1t issaid that the people of the Island
of Crete have not abandoned the idea
otresisting Turkish oppression, and that
they are determined to secure their in
dependence. t+ g .
Some time ago, fellow calling him
self McCracken, wrote letter to An
drew Johnson, in which he said that
several United States Ministers abroad
were speaking lightly of said johnson.
Among them was mentioned the name
of, Lothrop Motley, the Minister to
Austria, Mr.. Motley is an eminent his
torian and scholar. Secretary Seward
wrote aremarkable letter TO Mr.. Motley
asking if the report were true. Mr..
Motley at once resigned,
Among all the foolish and disgraceful
acts performed by johnson and Seward
this is the most foolish and disgracefuI.
Congress is earnestly at work Mr..
Elliot's bill, for placing the government
Of Louisiana in the hands of loyal men,
black and white, has passed the House
Mr.. Stevens bill, placing the rebel States
under military rule, has passed the
House by vote of 1909 to 55.
Hon. Geo. Bancroft, the historian,
has been appointed Collector at the port
ofBoston, but has refused to accept.
-George Peabody has made gift Of
$2,lGO,0OO to the people of the South,
fOreduCational purposes.
The Congressional Committee ap!
pointed to investigate the New Orleans
riots, have madea long report, which
fully confirms the news heretofore pub.
liShed. 1t fixes the responsibility upon
Andrew johnson. U
There is a report that Hon. E. Jor-
dan, Solicitor of the Treasury is to be
removed for receiving money improper
~. 9f1 TlGtr 4u.
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Road Notice.

FTNHERE will be petition presented to the
u Commissioners of jackson County, at their
meeting on the first Monday In March next, ask
ing for the alteration aud establishment of a
county road, as follows: Vacatng so much Of
what Is known as the White Oak road, In Bloom
field township, as runs between the residence OF
that portion Of said road that runs over the rocks
Then commencing below the rocks, and running
above the house Of Richard Jones, south-easeerly
direction, to the road now In use thence TO the
Crawford house on the west end, thence SOUTH
west up the main hollow, on the east side of the
creek at the foot of the hill to aarge beech tree
thence south 10 coal bank, thence on up the
main hollow to where there was once saw mill,
on Richards land, and at that point interseet the
road now in use, following the said road TO the
top Of the hill on John Williams land, and thence
niersecting the ridge road. PETITIONERS.
Jan, 81, 67-5w..
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0TThe following has been in type
several weeks; ....
tits a sad sight to see the progress of
Intemperance in this community, Re-
sistless and unrebuked, it is moving for
ward and gathering strength every day
1t is the despot Of society, defiantly
stalking along in broad daylight over
ruined fortunes and bligbted hopes, -
All classes bow their heads in its terri
BILE presence. The home circle offers
no sufficient guard against It's approach.
An apparent nnconcern exists in regard
to this vice, and the ravages that are seen
on every hand, scarcely impress solici-
tudei in the public mind.-Strange that
we can say this of Ironton--a place that
''in the beginning" erected high alters
to Sobriety, Look at the situation now.
--Forty-seyen liquor dealers licenses
have been issued within the corporation
aud, it is highly probable, that there are
several engaged in the tIafiic who have
not procured their privileges from the
Assessor. This is Q woefnl situation
and bitter will be the fruits that will grow
from it.--IrOiltOa Register.
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State News.

Hanson Bumgardner was hung al
Marietta on last Friday. lie made q
long speech, denying that he had com.
mitted the murder, but admitting tha;
he was one of fthe parties who had agreed
to rob Eubanks, the murdered man.
Nv. T, Underwood, who is accused
ofattempting TO commit rape upon a
yong girl in Columbus, has been arres-
ted, and isnow in Jail.
The Circl6viIIe Democrat says that a
reyivalisin progress in the NJ. L. Church
in that place, forty seven having united
with the church up to this time.
The Circleville Union says that the
farmers report the wheat crop as being
in fine condition in that part Of the
State. N y
The Fayette county Herald says
that there is a talk Of building a monu-
ment to The deceased soldiers of that
county, and raising the money by gift
enterprise lottery gambling. .H
A correspondent ofthe Geauga Dem
carat states that a woman named Burnett
aged about fifty years, hung herself in
8 barn, with piece of bed cord. She
leaves a husband and two daughters.
--on last Friday morning about three
o'clock, q lot ofdrunkeE men were in
bar room in an old tenement house 10
Cincinnati, when the room was set on
IRE, and an old woman named Mikel
was smothered to death while attempt
Ing to save her furniture, The barkeep-
er has been arrested.
The Clinton Republican says that
a man named Thomas Hoagland, who
was sent TO the Penitentiary from that
county for stealing cattle, made his es-
cape. lie came back to showa friend
swhere he bad once'been confined in jail
when the Sheriff recognized him, and
retained him until he could be sent to
bis friend, the Warden Ofthe Penitenti-
ary, who kindly offered $50 for making
his further acquaintance,
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POR aovEEaNOR.

Tie Mt Vernon Republican says that
Hen. Columbus Delano win be : condi.
date for Governor. The Chilkeoths
Gazette hoists the name Of Col. Orlard
Smith.
Mr.. Bundy Is highly spoken Of, and
his prospects are good.
While Mr. Bundy will not seek the
nomination, he viii not object to having
bis neme 90 before the convention.
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WHTSTxERS

AEIsT@9EP a oau1IHSs9
EN0RCED to grow upon the sinoothest face In
u from three to five weeks hy using DR..
sEvIGNE'S RESTAURATUER CAPILLAIRE,
the most wonderful discovery In modern science,
acting upon the Beard aud Hair IN on alnloet mir
aeuous manner, II has been used BY the elite Of
cess. Names Of all purchasers will be registered,
and II entire satisfaction is not given In every In.
stance. the money will be cheerfnlly refunded.
Price by mall scaled and dpostpaId, q. Descrip-
tive elculats and testimonials mailed free Ad-
dress BERGER, SHUTS ~ CO., Chemists, No.
2a6 River Street. Troy, N. T., Sole agents for the
United States. Feb 21 '67--y
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onlast Friday the House passed, by
vote of S5 against 68, Mr..
schenok's bounty bill, giving each SOL
dier eight and third dollars per month
bounty, deducting bounty already paid.
This is the right kind of law, and we
hope the Senate and the President will
make it a law before the 4th of March.
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MORE FTGVTREs.

1t is interesting to know what inducements are
held out in the shape Of money, to cause men to
neglect their private business, and engage in a
scramble for Office. The mania for office In our
county has become almost disgusting. During
the the pastye Il has made enemies of life long
friends. It seems as though pome men would
barter their souls salvation for petty Office.
TO show how the offices pay, we win give few
figures from the Report of the Auditor of State,
so far as they refer to jackson County.
Auditor total amount, -. 81, 1922
Paid for clerk hire, ...... 10000
Lgs Net compensation. 81, ,252, 20.
Treasurer total amount. 81, 1880
Paid for clerk hire, ..... $4,000
Net compensation 81 1850.
Sherili, total amount, ..... SyO0O0
Paid deputy, .,....... 10000
Net compensation. :. :. 5000
Clerk, total amount, .....$2, 123, 10
Paid TO deputies, .......sssg 5000
Net compensation, ''" %, ,093, is,
Prosecuting Attorney, total amount, go. 432, co.
Recorder, total amount, ......-...., S6,SO
We find no table giylng,the compensation Of
Probate Judge, The Office is worth about
81, 100000 1t will be seen that the office of Clerk
paws better than any other.
Mr.. Trip has sent us the Annual Report OF the
Supervisor of Public Printing. The whole num-
Der Of newspapers published in Ohio on the S1st
day Of December, 1866 was 252 The number in
Hamilton County, (CinclunatD Is p, six of them
being dailies. The name of one of these Is
"Protestautresche Zeitblatter.' There are eight
papers published in Cleveland, and nine in Co.
lumbas. We find all sorts of names, There arc
Democrats in abundance, There are Gazettes,
Herads, Telegaphs Registers, Eagles, Journals,
Times, Advertisers, Sentlnels, Records, News,
Republicans, &c. There are three Standards.
Ours, one at Celina, Mercer County and the
Lutheran Standard, (seni-monthr) at Columbus.
That the people may know portion Of what
II costs to have Legislature to meet every year
to make laws that are continual dead letter. and
then to repeal them and enact Others of the same
sort. we may state that the paper, printing and
binding for the State last year amounted to
$15s,4s4OO. aslt s..l---.. 4.
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TmAT SAME OLp pICTURE.

On last Saturday night after the votes
had been counted ont at the election in
this township, we had apicture of the
Democracy taken by moonlight. 1t
looksmuch ike it did in October, 1868,
Here it is: 81
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REPARATOR CApILLT.

LN0R restoring hair upon bald heads (from
- whatever cause It may have fallen out) and
forcing growth of hair upon the fave, 1t has no
equal 1t will force the beard to grow upon the
smoothest fee In FROM five to eight weeks or
hair upon build heads In from two TO three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there Is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of the hair or beard. Their
assertions arc false, as thousands of living wit
nesses from their own experlence) can bear Wit
ness. But many will say, how are We TO distin-
gush the genuine from the spurious? IL Ger.
talnly Is difficult as nlne-tenths of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts 10 their purchase.
To such We would say try the Repara tor Cappilli;
II will cost you nothing unless II fully comes up
to our representations. If y0ur Druggist does
not keep IL, send US one dollar and we will for
ward IL, postpaid, together with receipt for the
money, which will DO returned YOU on applica-
tlon, providing entlre satisfaction Is not given.
Address W. l. CLARK s. Co. Chemists
No. s.West Fayette Street, Syracuse, ".
Feb. 2I, '67--y sf . t
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III BR0ADWAH, NEW YORK.

This Company now fully organized, having
complied with the laws Of N. Y. State, and de-
posted Sl00 900 Of Its capital with the superin-
lendent of the Insurance Department for the So
euFlty Of Ice policy holders, Il now prepared to
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Dividends increase with the age of the Policy.
Non-partlcipatlng rates are lower than those Of
any Company In the World.
Losses paid Ia thirty days after due notice and
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Liberal arrangements made In regard TO npvel.
One-thlrd of the amount Of premium will be
loaned the polloy-holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents.
Feb. IA, '67--4w.v
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RT1ha Caltletsburg Tribune gives on
account j two murders committed in
Kentucky On last Saturday week = man
named ElsRick killed man named Ro-
berts. A man named Sargent shot and
Instantly killed 4 man named Brown.
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arwe find the following 10 the Col-

eTWe find the following in the Col
unbus journal: sHs... gg
The Cleveland Plaindealer will un-
doubtedly add the case Of "Private
Underwood, the eloquent Democratic
soldier-orator," to its list of Northern
law-breakers, quoted to show the love-
liness Of slavery and the barbaristn of
free institutions ct the North. Il has
omitted II in the list already published.
It has also failed to call attention to the
case Of the Democratic Irishman who
raped q negro girl in Cincinnati, and
some hundreds of similar cases scatter
ed over the country. It is entirely in
the interest of the Plaindealers new
Institutes of Political Science that we
call attention to these. inadveftent
omissions. 3 sIatlf'l 'e.
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eFThe Fenans have been making a
little trouble, and some excitement in
ireland, and lot of them have been
arrested, and hanging will again be the
order Of the day. ah dJaoa
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BEAUTYy


DRODUCED by the use Of Prof. DEBREUX'
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warranted TO curl the most straight and stubborn
hair OF either sex Into wavy Finglets or heavy
massive curls. Has been used BY The fashionable
OF Paris and London with tho most gratifying re-
Suits Does no injury tothe hair, Price by mall
scaled and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars
mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4 co.
Chemists, No. 2Sb River st., Troy N. y Sole
Agents fof The unted States. Eeb2i '63-y
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eTThe Ohio Legislature are still At
work, but have not passed any laws Of
much general interest They worked
several days upon the Cincinnati Gas
Bill, and the Columbus Police Bill.li4
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GEO. w. JOHNSON.
ATTORNEY

q" JACKSON @, IT., ONO,
WILL promptly attend to all business en-
w trusted to his care. Deeds and other in
struments of writing prepared. Particular atten-
tion given to all business ip Probate Court.
FA1 II 'GT NJ A. E