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DENrOCRATTC RAsCA1TTV.

THE Portsmouth papers speak Of the frauds
committed in the FIRST ward Of that city at the
late elseten. Even tho Times, the rebel paper,
admits that there was fraud. Itseems that two
Of the Judges OF the election were Democrats
andone Republican. When the polls were closed
atilx o'clock, the ballot box was locked, and the
key given 70 the Republican Judge, and the box
taken by ono Of the Democrats. After supper
the ballots were counted out, and corrosponded
With the number on the poll books The Rspub-
iean candidates had only afy.sIK votes. Already
over hundred good and reliable men have sworn
that they voted the Republican ticket in that
ward. New i must be evident that this sworn
ofncef- this Democratic Judge must either him.
SELF or some other person with his consent have
taken another key, and opened the ballot box
q and counted out q large number Of Republican
volss. and put Democratic votes In their place.
WIN this perjured seoundrsl be sent to the PenI.
tentiaIy for this crlme1 We shall see.
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E9-TnE chronological Journal, In the follow
Ing article, gives same Of the numerous Presl.
Dental candidates a hint that IL might be well
for them TO heed
"THE ro-BE PREsfDEST.--T political ouaclt
doctors oil over the and are busy feeling the
public pulse, trying to determine whom the peo-
pie win or will not have to serve or rule over
them. One party names Mcclellan aud Lee as
likely 10 unite the politically discovered sections
Grant and Lee aro also spoken Of So are John.
sou aud Feasenden willie q comic counselor
names Greeley aud Davis % combining all the
elements otradcallam aud conservatism lnclud-
lug every complex lon, white, black, yellow, and
red. Another nantes Mr. Bennett, Sr, OF the
". l. Hsraid, from Aberdeen, and Mr.. Douglass,
orator, trom Rochester. II Is stated that Mr..
Douglass declines. seriously, why not have a
regard ioE The dignity Of the nation, aud place
IN the Presidential chalr lnan Of education an d
character, We want q adtesmda--nOt o tailor or
tinker. We are not political partlsans Voters
are now Amertcdns. With such well tried man
as Mesars. Chase, Stanton Coliax, Wilson, liar.
land, aud the like, we shall not put up with those
Of less culture, ability, dignity, and power. Lei
the tobaeco-smokefs Undergraduates, the box
ers and the gamblers, have places adapted TO
their qualifications. When we can, let us have
The 'rtyht man Hhs right ptIce.
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THURSDAY. ...l...,... DEC. o, 1862.
News of the Week.

Some time ago there was riot at
Manchester, England, in which one man was
killed. Three Fenans have been tried for the
murder, and have been hung, at Manchester.
Their names were Allen Larkin and Gould. There
was great excitement throughout England and
ireland, and large funeral professions paraded
inthe large cities.
The British Parliament have voted
two million pounds sterling, (s1O ,OOO to
carry on the war against Abyesinia.
The trial of JEFF. Davis has been
postponed until the 25th of March.
ris-Garabaldi has been released from
imprisonment.
There was spirited debate in the
House of Representatives last week between Mr..
Blaine and Gen. Butler. The latter took the
ground that the bonds should be paid in green
backs.
The report of the Postmaster Gen-
erAl shows quite deficiency in that Department.
lit is said at Washington City that
surratt will not again be tried, but will be
released
"A drunken man at Bergen, near
New York, put red hot poker in kcg of nitro.
gycerine, when 1t exploded, blowing tue bu ilding
to fragments aud killing nine men, aud wound
Ingslx.
-f-George Francis Train, Susan b.
Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton made
speeches on woman'a rights At Cincinnati on last
Thursday night,
"r--The CirclOville Democrat records
the death Of John W. KEGS, at the unntc asylum
at Columbus. KEGS was editing the Crclcylle
Wdtehmdn, arsbcl paper, In 1862, and was mr..
rested for treason and taken to Washington City.
and held In prison for short time. lie was half
crazy before, and this ran him mad, He had
been hopelessly insane for some time before his
death. .r....r.
aa There was a terrible railroad acOi-
dent last week on tho Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton road. Ono train ran into another. Five
persons we're killed and a dozen wounded. -Four
sisters named Morgan lost their lives three being
killed and the other burned TO death before she
could be got out. A man who went Ia 10 try to
save bsr was burned to death, .
n THE impeachment question is the
great topic Of conversation at Washington CITY
Tho majority of the committee reported in favor
of impeachment, and the minority agaInstit. A
portion Of the evidence has been published, ant
lt clearly shows that Andy s guilty, and deserve,
20 be impeached. The testimony of Gen. GRAM
has been published in full, but II docs net amount
10 anything If be has any opinions upon recon
struction, he falls to develop them, when undsl
oath.
"A man named Weston, having
more legs than brains, has walked from Portland
Maine, to Chicago, H., on bet of $4,000. liz
also bet that on the trip he would walk 100 mile,
In "a hours, he tried this at Ave different times.
but failed. This walk caused as much excitement
throughout tho nation as the fall OF Richmond.
The fools ore not quite all dead yet.
The Democracy had jollifcation
Il Cincinnati last week, at which, of course,
,vallandlgham was The big Indian.
n The Kentucky members of Con.
eress will bs admitted except Young. tits prob
able that Mckee will be admitted from that
district si m
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In Banlkruptcy.

VTNHIs Is to give notice, that on the 22d day Of
Il November, A. d., 1861, Warrant In Bank
ruptcy was Issued against the Estate of David
Radcllii, of Jackson Z. H., In the county Of
jackson and State Of Ohio who has been ad-
judged Bankrupt, on his Own Petition that
the payment of any Debts and Delivery OF any
Property belonging 10 such Bankrupt, TO him,
or for hls use, and he Transfer of any Property
by him Is forbidden by Law that meeting OF
the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their Debts aud to choose one or more Assignees
of his Estate, win be held at Court of Bank
ruptey, 20 be holden at the office OF +. Glover,
Market street, Farmers National Bank Building,
Portsmouth, o., before Elijah Glover, Register,
on the 24th day Of December, A. D., 1867, AZ 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Y. s. Marshal, southern Dist. Of Ohio.
James Trip, Atty, Dec O'67-1w
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Ordinance No. 90.

An Ordinance 10 authorize and empoWer he Mayo,
of The Incorporated Village Of Jackson 10 eyccuft
and deiirer Deeds Of Conveyance from said w.
kdge, to all such persons or parties ds Tie Council
ofsaid EiiGge mdy hereafter direct.
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Council Of
the Incorporated Village Of jackson; That the
Mayor of said Village SHALL and he is hereby en-
powered and authorized to make, sign, execute
real estate, as said Council may hereafter, from
time TO time, direct.
SEC 2. That the Mayor shall, and he is here
by authorized and empowered, to sign. execute.
and deliver all such ConVeyancos, Contracts and
other writings as said Council may from time To
time hereafter order and direct.
Passed In Council November H. 1867.
a.rs .fF LEVI DUNCAN, Mayor.
CHAs. w. ADAMS, Recorder. -
Nov. 21,67-3w.
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Sheriff and Special Master
d. Commissioners Sale.

William Iwlbell, lrNff NHH t
LIST Order of Sale
Nancy Carter
DURsUANT TO THE COMMAND OF AN
II Order of Sale from the Court OF Common
Pleas OF jackson county, Ohio, and 10 noe drvct-
cd as Special Master COmmss oner OF aald Court,
win offer for sale at pUUle auction, at the door
Of the Court House. Gin trout of tile Grafton
Block), In the town OF Jackson In said county,
on
Saturday, December Qs, 1867,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ. on said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wlt;
The west half of the south west quarter of the
south east quarter Of section number fifteen q 81
township namber eight (S), of range number
nineteen (l9). Situated In the county of Jack
son and State of Ohio.
Appraised al so. HH a
To be sold on an order of sale upon decree
In said Court, wherein said William Twlbell was
plaintiff, and Nancy Carter and Ellen Murray
were defendants. atla5 siGE
Terms of sale, cash in hand at the time Of
sale.
f1 JOSEPH II. WILSON,
Sheriff ]. @. and Special Master Commissioner.
w. X. Hastings, Atty. for PlH.
Nov. %, 67-5w-pf-e9 50
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SheriA''s Sale.

hHIS"Icl cunningham,
,. rs. lit Order of Sale.
William Cunningham
DURsuANT TO THE COMMAND OF AN
a Order of Sale irom the Court Of Common
Plta> ot jackson county and State Of Ohio. and
to me directed as Sheriff of said county [ will
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Increase OF THE METHODIST CuuRCH IS THE
UNITED SrATEs.-The Increase Of the centenary
year was 102, 925-an increase that was deemed
surprising yet the present ecclesiastical year
shows q gain Of 1883. The gains OF the two
years anlaunt to 215, ,60i, over twcntv-three per
cent. on the whole membership OILS 5--hard on
to one fourth of the entire Church membership
The Increase of Church edliices for the year has
been G76; of parsonages, 26G. Most Of these
buildings are doubtless Of q more substantial
character than earlier structures. The returns
show on increase Of the value Of this kind of
property amounting to nearly seven million Of
dollars, the parsonage property alone being
about a million. The ministerial force has been
Increased by Alb REGULAR 1913 local. The cen
tenary returns are estimated at seven millions
the greatest voluntary contribution ever made to
religion In one year. The centenary contribution
ls outside of and In addition TO the ordinary
stated contributions.
We see The above going the rounds Of the
papers. 1t ought to be lesson to politicians.
The MethOdlsts dodge no Issue. There is not a
rebel ngall their ministers, from Gen. Moody
down. All through the war the Methodlsts
preached and prayed and fought for their country.
And already they are receiving their reward. A
few miserable copperheads left them aud Joined
Nasby's church; but The church prospers much
better without such cattle Only let politicians
stop pratng about "expedlency" candidates, and
come out boldly for principle, and they, like til
Methodlsts, wi deserve and achieve permanent
success. .n t.. -4.N
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ETVHE Stockholders of Star Furnace Company
u are hereby notified that there win be meet
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said company at jackson q. H., Ohio, on Mon
day. Jan. 9th, 1868, for the purpose of electing
Directors for the ensuing year, and transactng
such other business as may come properly be-
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Notice.

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