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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-08-29
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The miasma which generates epidemic fevers
is now rising in clouds snder the blazing beams
Of the dog day sun. Every living body, as well
us refuse animal and vegetable matter. emits un-
who lcsomc vapors, and in crowded cities and the
dense asscm6lages which business and pleasure
call together the elements Of disease are evolved.
The pressure upon every vital organ is never 50
great as in the second and third months Of sum
mer, aud common sense teaches US that these Or
gons require to be reinforced to meet IT,.
We hold our lives, so TO speak, on repairing
lease, and this is the season when the process Of
diapidation is most rapid and repairs are most
required. Therefore build up, prop and sustain
the po0ers Of nature with that mighty vegetable
recuperant HOsTETTERs BITTERs. He who
takes 1t may be said to clothe himself In sanitary
mail, against which epidemic disease will hurl its
poisoned shafts in vain This is no gratuitous
assertion, but great medical fact, attested by
twelve years experience in every climate of the
habtabe globe. Extremes Of temperature al
ways disturb the functions Of the stomach, the
bowels the liver and the skin. 1t is through
these that the most dangerous maladies assail u.s.
Tone them in advance with IIOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS, and defy heat and malaria
August l. 1SG1-1m
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DURING thepa week there has been
plenty of rain.
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GsO 00PER HOUR realized by our agents.
R%sUOFor particulars enclose stamp and
address KEPHAKT, CRDER & Bro, York, Pa
Aug. q, ,'67-3w.
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N Office to Teachers.

The Board Of School Examiners for Jac kson
county Ohio, viii hereafter meet at jackson c.
h., Ohio, on the first Monday Of every month
and the second Monday Of March, April, May
August, September and October, un III otherwise
ordered. Applicants are required to furnish sat
lslactory evidence Of good moral character. and
and they will consult their own interest by being
In attendance pnnctually at 10 clock, A. NJ, on
these days. Each applicant will be required by
law to pay the sum Of fifty cents each examine
tion. BY order Of p. Of s. L. jackson Co. Ohio.
Aug22, 61-tf IRWIN DUNCAN. Clerk.
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WANTED. 400 good heavy clap
boards, three feet in length, for which the cash
wilRbe paid on delivery.
Inquire at this Office
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VICE PRESIDENT WADE was the guest
of DR.. A. B. Monahan during his stay in this
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SELECT SCHOOL,,

The undersigned will open a Select School in
jackson, on Monday, September ID. 1867. and
continue for the term of twelve weeks.
Care viii be taken to make the School interest
ing and profitable 10 all who attend.
Tuition from 80 to s. per Scholar.
Room over NJ Stemberger's Store
JOHN ID. BROWN,
Aug y, 67-w Teacher.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Puzzle Of the Age! /!
The sharpest observers give it up. People who
are proyerbiai for thelr critical perceptions are
utterly at fault.
No Living Eye
can detect any difference between the richest
blacks and browns that Nature has bestowed up
on the hair, aud the superb artificial tints con
fcrrcd upon grey, red or sandy hair, by the in
comparable vegetable agent,
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
With the color it imparts ustre and does not d.
minisl the hexibility Of the Gbres.
Manufactured by j. CRIsTADORo 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by Hair DresserS.
Aug. %, 15G7.-1m
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From the Toledo Blade.
MASSEY.

The kentucky and Tennessee
E1IectfOms-Ihe Hopes of the
Democracy OF the Former State.
How Tbey Expect 10 Hold IL.
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JOHN P. c. SHANKS,
WILLIAM A. PILE.
ABNER c. HARDING,
AARON Il. STEVENS,
WILLIAM MUNGEN,
Committee.
To the People OF jackson County

JouS D. LARRApEE, Clerk.
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TAYLOR HOUSE,
(Formerly Brees HousE,)
CORNER OF MARKET AND FRONT,
PORTSMOUTH, ONO. Is

VIII. TAYLOR, Proprieto
Aug 49, 66-tf.
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SEIIIRIFFHS SALES.

DY Virtue ofSundry Executions tome d
~ rccted, | will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House OH the first Monday and the
day following in November next, within the
legal hours of sale, 10 the highest bidder,
for Cash, the following Ecal Property.
Purchasers to pay for Titles. Viz:
One tract of ZIG acres (morc or lcss) CT
land in Fairfield District adjoining lands of
Estate of John Copeland deceased, Misses
Dellany's and others, now occupied by
Thos. Crawl ford.
One tract of Oil acres Of land in Fairfield
District adjoining lsnds Of Josiah Gibson,
Estate of IL. a. Glenn, Stephen Gibson apd
others.
One tract of 500 acres (morc or less) of
land in Fairfield District adjoining lands of
Mrs. S. Gibson, Dr.. Jno. NJ. Glenn, and 9th.
ers.
One tract Of $50 acres in Fairfield District
adjoining lands of Lahon Trapp, Mrs. r.. T.
LyIcs, Mrs. p Nancy Watt, Estate Of Chris.
tian Cook and others, and now occupied by
Stephen Gibson and known as his home
place.
One tractof A4SI acres of land in Fair:
nv" h'o'i'oe "'.N'hhS VI JVScpn
Freshly, Estate Of G Chappell, Of William
Mcconnell, and others.
One tract Of 1909 acres of land in Fair
field District adjoining lands of VIM. Nc.
Conncll aud Stephen Gibson.
One trrct Of l54 acres of land in Fairfield
District adjoining lands of Labon Trapp,
Mrs. e. y. Lyles, and Stephen Gibson.
One tract of 393a ncres in Faiaiold Dis.
trict adjoining lands of Estate of DR.. IT. Il.
Furman. Estate Of G.. Rabb, and Estate ]. G..
O'Neal and others, now occupied by IIaync
McMcekin. Levied upon rs the property of
Stephen Gibson at the suit Of Fisher &
Lowrance and others, by written consent of
The defendants.
L W. OLLEVER, 8. +. D.
Shcriff's Office,
1lth Oct, 1867.
oct l2-tlx2
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Commissioners Sale.

YIN. Brice, admr., dcboris non of Estate OF
David Bricc, deceased, VS. Mrs. Mary l.
Bricc and others.
Pursuant TO Order Of Court in this Case.
will sell at public outcry, to the highest
bidder, at tho Court House. in Winnshoro
on the first Monday in Novcmbcr next, the
Tract of Land described in tho plcadings in
this cause. Situated OH waters of Dumpcr's
Creek, containing
1850 Acres,
More or less, and Bounded by lands of
Estate Of Jno. l.. ionguc, Andrew Moblcy,
RIG. Cameron, and others.
Lands to be di' idcd and sold in tracts :, and
n portion thereof sold subject to the widows
life estate therein.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash Sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
expenses of sale. The balance in credit of
one, two and three years, interest from day
Of sale. Purchasers to give bonds with goo,i
security and mort cages Of premises
ii \ GAllhARD,
Comm.s in EqGty.
Commissioners Cnicc.
Winnsboro, Oct t3x3
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-Evening
papers contain accounts OF n tremeniu.
ous gale at Galveston, Texas, the 81
inst, estimating damages to wharvcs,
shipping and good at ones million of dol
lars. Among the firms damaged are !:
Wallace, Land & Co, $50, 900; Drow.
age & Co., $4,000; stubbs & Co /,
$4,000 Seems & Co., $4,000; Yves.
tent & Co., $4,000 Darean g. Co.,
$4,000; Pickcns lumber-yard heavily
damaged. y new third story hotel was
blown down on the Odd Fellows Hall,
crushingit. Trans were stopped, and
telegraph lines completely wrecked
Ten or twelve vessels are mentioned as
having been wrecked. The storm was
general in the Gulf.
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Commissioners Sale.

Roht Rosborough and Jns Il Kennedy,
Admrs.. Of Thos B Craig, decd, vs. Nancy
Craig and others.
E(ursuant to ordor Of Court, will sell
n. at public out cry, TO the highest bidder,
Mt q Court lIonsc in Winnsboro, on the lst
Monday III November next, tho two tracts
of Land described in this cause. One tract
containing
600 Acres,
More or less lying OH waters of Cedar
Crcch, waters Of Broad River and bounded
by lands Of Estate Of W a Kennedy, decd,
Brown md ohcrs.
The other, containing
200 Acres,
More or less, lying near Doko. and bounded
by lands Of Lucius NJ Bookhart, TR Center,
and others. -'rncts to be sold separately
Terms Of Sale.
Cnsh''sniIicicnt to pay cost Of suit mud OK
rcnscs Of snlc. Balance OH n credit Of two
years, two equal annual intsalmcn,s, in
tcrcst from day Of snlc Purchasers TO givo
bond with good security and mortgages of
premises, and to pay for papers.
IL. y. GtILLARD.
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Offcc,
Winnshoro, Oct IL, 1867.
oct l2-t2X8
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Commissioners Sale.
II. y. GnlInrd, Admir- G. II. a Of Jacob
Coleman, deceased, VI Mary A. r. Coleman
and others.
DUHSUANr to tho order of the Court. I
J. will sell at public oucry TO the highest
bidder at the Court House in Winnsboro, on
'hc lSt monday in November next, the
'rnc! OF Land described in tho plcadings in
ihiS cause, containing
! , 6 0 A G. II e s
more or less, lying on Waters of Beaver
Creek, and bounded by lands of Hopkins
Kerr, Airs. Frances Moblcy and others.
Land to be sold in separate tracts.
Terms OF Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of salo and
cost Of suit. Balance on q credit of one,
Two and three years, equal instruments
with interest from day Of sale.
Purchasers to give bonds with security
ana mortgages Of premises and to pay for
necessary payers and Revenue Stamps.
II. a. GAlLLARD,
Commissioners Office,
Ninnsboro. Oct II, 1867.
oct ll-t2x3
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Commissioners Sale
John l.. Coca, Admr of
Estate Of Jno. Nj. Coca,
vs..
Susan Goza
and others,

Estate of Jno. Nj. GOA,
Susan Goza
and others.
IN pursuance of order of Court, will sell
l. at public outorY to the highest bidder, nt
tho Court House in Winnsboro, on the lst
Monday in November next, The Land dcs Z.
cribed in the plcadings in this cause Con.
sistng of the following tracts
1st. The Grant Tract, containing
ago Acres,
Lying on head waters Of Littlo Dutch
mans Creek, and bounded by lands of
Thomas b. Walker and others.
I'd. CLONE or Ross Tract" lying adjacent
to the above tract, and cont aiming
@V3 .ASTeGB,
More Or less, on Thorntrcc Creek md
bounded by lands OF Thomas D. Walker
and others.
81. "Sawncys Creek Tract" containing
COG Acres,
More or less, lying on Sawncy's and
Skies Greeks, and bounded by lands Of
Reuben Boulwarc. Robert Ross and others.
9TH. An undivided moicty of
:RoD .A- -GL'@G,
called "Lawhon Tract" lying OH $nwncy's
Creek, aud adjoining last above tract
Lands to be sold in separate tracts.
Terms Of Sale.
One SIKH Of The gross proceeds and on
omoun, sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale, cash Blamce on n ere
dit Of one, two and three years, equal in
~ | n In ,s,., In,, .:.l
good security and mortgages Of premises,
and to pay for necessary papers and rcyc,
nue. stamps.
II. A. GAILLARD
Con-. in Equity
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboro. Oct. !, 1867.
oct l2-i'2X3
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Washington Matters,

"''i''iSo VIII uuUgUlD'
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA spccia
dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, says
that Hayes, Republican is elected by
5000.
" AsmNGToN, Oct. l2.-Tbc cotton
claims Of loyal cotton owners, amount
ing to $l2O,000 which was awarded bv
The Court OF Claims in June last have
been paid, less - per cent. The sue.
claimants are residents ofMohlc,
Aa., Chester, S. c., aud Atlanta, Ga.
The court required absolute proof of The
TACT that the claimant never voluntarily
aided the rebellion.
Forncy telegraphs that Sharswood is
elected by at least GOO.
Ohio politicians seem afraid TO spcol,
on the Gubernatorial results in that
State
Among the articles forwarded to the
dead letter Office from Columbia, S. c.,
Newborn and Goldsboro, N c., was an
oil painting representing two childrr
feeding a horse The department. will
restore it to the owner upon satisfactory
proof of ownership. Address THIRD
Assistant Post Master General.
W ASHINGTON, Oct. S.-Thc congress
sional committee assemblies tomorrow,
to investigate whether Maryland has
Republican constitution or not.
kilograms from Radical sources say
Williams is one thonsa ahead in the
Slh ward. The Age, democratic, tele
graphs that the democrats gain 200 in
the lst ward, 800 in The I'd, 800 in the
5th, and 277 in the l0lh ward. The
above is not as favorable as the demo-
Gratis expected. The State looks shnky.
The following is from democratic sour.
ccs:
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. g. II is bcliev.
ed that the democrats have carried
Philadelphia by 5000 majority. Great
enthusiasm.
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Elections Returns.

CINCINNATI, October 10. - This
mornings Commercial says, over fifty
counties heard from, giving Thurman
5000 majority remaining 25 or 80
counties, embracing several in reserve,
will certainly reduce these figures, but
whether sufficiently to elect Hayes
official count only will show.
Legislature hopclessly gono, demo-
cratic.
The Enquirer gives Thurman q ma
jority of 2,l69.
The Legislature stands House
Radicals, SO Democrats, Sc; Senate,
Radicals, II Democrats, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, October TO- The
Ledger's table includes SO counties in
Pennsylvania, showing Democratic
majority of 3,279. Seven counties to
,..'sssser from gave last year 548 Republi-
majority.
VAsnNaToN, Oct. l0.-Democrats
gA nearly 1000 in Lancaster, Stew
M county.
iHILADELHIA, Oct. l0,--The Re-
pnican Central claim the State by
2@ majority. The democratic Cen
tratomlnittee claim from 5000 to
e,Wmajority.
NuMoND, Oct. l0.--Outside of
the Republican party the election
newfas been received with pleasure.
TheiyBulletin boards have been
crowd all day. Colorcd people
seem sbo particularly dismayed at
the fabrc Of the amendment in Ohio.
Tho g8rnment is making arrange
ments thave evidence and arguments
IN the Owls trial reported by stenog-
raphers buvk-form.
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Commissioners Sale.

B r Cockrell and J Cockrcll, ndmrs, dc bo-
mis- non, vs. Maria + Cookrcll and others.
DURSUANT to order of Court, I will sell
IL atpub!ic oucry to tho highest bidder
ot the Court IIause in Winnsboro, on the lst
Monday in November noxt, the Tract of
Land described in the pleadings in this case,
containing
TAo .A-cEee3,
More or less. bounded by lands Of Mrs J B
Rosborough, i ? Mobley and others. And
situate on waters Of Watcree Creek.
Said land to be sold subject to tho wi
dow's Dover in q portion thereof.
Terms of Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and
expenses Of sole. Balance on credit of one,
Two and three years, interest from day Of
sale. Purchasers to give bond with two
goo suroties and mortgageof premises, Ind
to pay for necessary papers and revonue
stamps. .a|6
II. A. SGAILLARD, 4.
r Com in Equity.
Winnsboro. Oct II, 1867.
oct 12-t2x3
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Foreign News,

LONDON, Oct. 7.-Thc Rcvoiutionls's
are invading Rome on all sides. The
Garrbaldians have whipped the Papnl
troops near Abrazzio, on the frontier.
Prussia approves Of the appeal of Italy,
from the treaty s'ipnlatlons requiring
her to defend the Papal Territory.
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WASHINGTON Naws.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lowell exc
cnted Counterfeits 7-3O notes End Sc
rics, due June 1868 of $l 900 dcnomi.
nation have been presented to the
treasury r. within the past few days,
,mlhey arc all Of tho A or B seriII
The most prominent defect is ipnc
rcd seal, which is larger than tbNgen>
uine.
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Commissioners Sale, \
Joseph Lauh0n, idmr, Estatc1
John |. Kennedy, decd.

commissioners Sale. \
Joseph Lauhon, Admr., Estatc0
John Il. Kennedy, decd.
Judith W. Kennedy and others,
SbORSuANr to order OF the Court, vii
i sell Il, public outc,y, to the hishcs,
bidder at the Court House in Wmnsboro,
on the Isl Monday in Novcmhor next, ,hr
Land described in the rlcadinus in this
cause. Comprising the following tracts :
One containing
lSSsS "a. .cozoo1,
More or lcss. aud bounded by lands Of John
X Smith, Michael Harmon and others
known as q Q Levi Rains Tract The
other containing
SSGD .A- 81 Tc@
Mre or less, and bounded by lands of f Il
Stokes, Jas Hookhart &c.
These tracts will be sub divided and sold
IN sevotnl separate parcels, "a will appear
ny plat 10 be exhibited on day of sale.
Terms Gf Sale.
Cash sufficient TO pay costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale For balance credit of
l. nonths. Purchasers to give bonds with
good security and mortgages Of promises.
II. \. GAlhi.AND.
Com. in Equity.
Commissioners Onicc.
Winnshoro, Oct II, 1867,
oct l2-f2x3
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From Oincinnar

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1<EIect'o" OK
element intense-be,mg high. State
Republican ticket Undoubtedly elected
by rci"ced NIFTY. A dispatch to
the World, sv4| the democrats gained
five towns ;p6es'efd"y's election and
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PRErICrloNs ABOUT THE WINTER.--We
see it generally stated that European mcte-
biologists are predio ing an early and hard
winter this year, for the reason that tho
birds birds of passage hayo begun their
migration southwards at least o month ear
ler than usual. Storks, wild ducks and
other birds are reported to be passing south
wards over france and Belgium in large
numbers. Similar signs of a severe winter
have, from time 10 time, been noted in our.
own country, and We ere inclined to attach
more Importance to them than weather
prophesies usually deserve. Meteoroloogista
say wet summer signifies dry winter,
and dry winters are always proverbially
cold
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Rev. Rcnry Ward Bcccher returned to his
congregation last Sunday, at Plymouth
Church, after an absence Of about six weeks.
The house was packed in every part. while
hundreds went away unable to gain admit
tancc. Mr.. Bccchcr remarked that his
malady (catarrh) would not permit him 10
preach in the evening. and that mex! month
would complete his twentieth year with Ply.
mouth church.
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From Ohio,

COLUMBUS, Oct. 10, A p. m.-Thc
returns show no doubt that IIayos.
Republican, is elected by from 1000
to 1900. Legislature dcmocractio
by small majority.
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Terms Of Sale.
Administrators Notice.

A IL persons having claims against The
IN Estate of James Douglass, deceased,
aro requested to present them properly at.
tested to the undersigned, or A. S. Douglass,
his Attorney Aud those indebted to said
Estate aro urged to mike q speedy settle
ment with The undersgnel, or lis Attorney.
]. s. DOUGLASS, Adm'r.
oct 2-x3
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Commissioners Sale.

w.
Jane NJ. Bell and Bill for Partition.
Jogcpha B. Bell.
IN pursuance of order Of Court, I will sell
Il at public onIcry to the highest bidder,
nj The Court House in WinBsboro, on tho lst
Monday in November next. the Tract Of
Land described in the pendings in this
cause, containing
I-A=Sso .A.cIo@,
More or loss, and bounded by lands OF JAS
Bcycc, Thos Laudcrdnlc, Estate Of james
Douslass Wm. Turner, James Lemon and
others.
Terms OF Sale.
Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit nnd
expenses of sale. Balance on credit Of one,
two and three years, cqun; annual install.
men,s. lnstalmcnts payable respectively
on lst January, 1869. 1870, 1871. pur
chascrs TO give bond with good security and
mortgage Of The premises, and TO pay for
papers and revenue stamps.
II. A. GAILLARD.
Com in Equity.
Commissioners Office.
Winnsboro, Oct. IL 1867.
oct 12-f2x3
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YonK Couhr.--The Yorkville Enquire,

YoRK CoUnT.--The Yorkville Enquirer
says:
At mn informal meeting Of the mcmbcrs of
the Bar Of Yorkville, 1t was determined, in
consequence Of the uncertainty hitherto at.
tending the subject Of court, and the hrief
time allowed parties to suits to make pre-,
paration for trial, that in no case will trial
be insisted upon, where both Plaintiffs and
defendants do not give their consent to go to
srial. 1his course applies only to the civil
dockets. sts
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Election Returns.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. - Returns from
the interior OF Pennsylvania, indicate
dem ,cratic gains over Climbers vote.
The following plan has been agreed
upon Italy is to take possession of Rome.
The Pope is to remain until death, when
his temporal power is 10 cease.
CLEvELAND. Ohio, Oct. g. Scatter
ing township returns from the reserve
show amendment running behind.
EVANSVILLE, Ohio, Oct. 8.-Demo.
cratic gain il this city $50.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Damocratic
ticket, State and county, elected in
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s In the 18th
ward. Republican loss, 1882; Sd ward,
2Sl; 9Th ward, 2o7; 18th ward, 37l ;
18th ward, 4o4 T; 10th ward, 100; 9th
ward, l3l; l7th ward, 3; llth ward,
207.
A despatch says that there are demo.
cratic losses in Harrisburg and Lancas.
ter.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9.-Contest be
tween Smith aad Curry close; result
cannot be told ill late, probabilities
favor Smith.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-Democrats
a"e in procession. Allegheny county,
Penn, Democratic gain 1900. Mont.
gomcry Co., Pottstown democratic gain
Al.
WASHINGTON, Oct s. In Pennsyl-
vania, Buck county, Newhopeborough,
democratic loss 6; Doylestown, demo-
cratic gain 27. Cumberland county.
Carlisle district, democratic gain rs
Shippcnsburg district, gain u. Daap-
hin county. Harrisburg. Republican gain
l, Lebanonboro' democratic gain 73.
Schuylkll county, democratic loss, 500,
Northampton county, two townships,
democratic loss 29. Eastonboro', demo
cratic gain rs. Delaware county--re-
turns from half the county show demo-
cratic gain of 1876. Democrats here are
betting 100 to rs on the State. Radi-
cal editors telegraph here that the demo-
Gratis swept Philadelphia by 1000 ma.
jority-democrat claim 1000.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 8.-Erie county
complete democratic gain 700. Loss of
amendment conceded on all sides.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-Repnblicans
cogcede that Shareswood democrat has
carried the city by more than 1000,
and that Pennsylvania has gone demo-
cratic by several thousand. City demo-
cratic ticket, legislative and judicial,
elected.
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Commissioners Sale,
Lev. NJ. Bollct ond p;hcra, Admir-
JAS. q Bricc, deceased,

Lev. NJ. Bolict ond phcra, Admir-
Jas q, Bricc, deceased,
vs.
Daniel G. HriCc and others.
DUSUANTto order of Court, will sell at
j. public outcry TO tho highest bidder at
Court House in Winnsboro on lst Monday
IN November next, tho Land described in
the p!caaings in this cause, containing
TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
moro OF less. situate in this District on tho
road leading from Winnshoro to Bclps
Bridge, on Little River, aud bounded by
lands of James Douglass, John G.. Br,cc aud
others.
Land TO hc sold in scvc, 81 separate tracts
~ vii appear by plat to bc>cxhibitcd on
day Of Salc
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash sufficient to pay costs of suit and cx.
pcnses Of sale. For the balance q credit of
one, two and three years equal annual IN.
sta'mcnts. with interest from day Of sale.
Purchasers TO give bonds with good sccuri.
ty and mortgages of premises
Ill. A. GAlLLARD,
Com in Equity.
Commissioners Onicc,
Winmsh no, Oct II, 1867.
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