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TEXAS.

SHERIDAN STILL REMOVING THE REBELS.
GALVESTON, Aug. 2S.-The following removals
for disoyalty have been orderod j. Crosby, Commits
sioner OF Land Office; W. L. RObardo Controller NJ III
RoystOn, Treasurer; VIM. Walton, Attorney General.
And IN their places Joseph Spence NJ. C. Hamilton and
John T. Alexander were appointed.
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TENNESSEE.
THE NASHVILLE ELECTION.

THE NASHVILLE ELECflON'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 2S.-A Radical Con-
venton held at the Capitol t!s afternoon to nOmln
ate candidate for Mayor. Those who called the Con
yentOn expected the nomination OF H. G. Scove an old
loyal citizen and large property aud the declen
sion of Messrs. Alden aud Myers but the Myers men
were present in force and nominated him. This leaves
matters unchanged and Mr. Alden will probably continuo
a candidate regarding himself the party nominee. The
present Mayor. Mr. Brown Conservative IS also can
dldate. The electlOn promises mmoh eGcltemenL
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ALABAMA.

THE RESULT OF THE REGISTRATION
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 28.-RegistratiOn re-
turns in full have been received from all the counties
Alabama They give q total OF lGO,995. Whites, T27f
Blacks SS24S There are only ten candidates announced
In the State 50 far and only one colored candidate
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st. Johns College, Fordham, will be opened
again for the reception Of students Wednesday next
September Tho aud handsome wing lately erected
Will on this Occason bs occupied for tho arst tno
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Total al.-...-..-.. ;--...s,I,i -,
In 1866 the aggregate population OF Florida was iO42
OF these 73 900 males free and slave) Proper al
lowances and deductions made estimate may be rsked
of somewhere near the probable number 70 Do
now raRataren.
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THE. SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA.
REGIsTRATION-Gov. PERPONT AND THE
CLERGY


REGISTRATI0N-G0V. PEmPOINT AND THE
CLERGY.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 2S.-Registration re,
turns from four precincts Of Granville County, " c.,
show an aggregate Of S57 whites, and I,ol7 blacks tn.
Fayetteville IN c. Presbyterian referring to Gov Peir.
points reflections the Richmond clergy, impung dis
loyal feelings 60 them, says "The pulpit In Richmond
and vicinity meet the charge IN manly and Christian de
NAL OF the fact and challenge open proof 0f the Gov
ernOrs assertion. We strike hands with them this
issue, and guarantee to furnish proof for the State Of
North Carolina whenever 1t may be demanded in denial
OF the charge which the Governor OF Virginia has made
AN EVASION OF THE REVENUE LAWS
RICHMOND, Va, Aug 28.-The counsel Of a
party chargedwith evading the Reyenue today, law
before the United stateCommissoner pleaded want OF
Jurisdiction ground that the Revenue law OF Con
gress provided for the same number OF Inspections IN
State as State had Representatives. IN Congress- and
as Virginia Representatives. there can be 40 legal
inspectors in her limits. The Commissioner took time TO
consider the Cen SChOfeld Is quito Ill with fever.
near Hampton.
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Ncm'2lotk Daily Gribmttf.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE

THURSDAY. AUGUST 30. 1867.
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GRsRGEs NtSTNEK.t
AMBROSE THOMAS Members
FD. HANsUeK, OF the
y A. GEVNRT, International Jury
j. SCHfEDaAYER,
The original certificate. together with tie ona catalogue o
Of STKNwII Sons recorded Tsf on the
list can be WAKERoONs or STEisWAT HALL
NV uumbers lO9 and Ill Bast i4thst., heNYork
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dmusrmtnts.

PRRNCH THBATER
QUBBN OF ENGLAND. Mrs
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SILVER PLATED WARE.

Down AMONG THE DEAD MEN are at Ihs
b,gs.s who might have alive aud well had they used
- -, 10 Drasssr P1.SrArIoN BiTTXRs Let the living lay 1t to
heart tha. they are the best remedy for all Dpee Complaints
Stomach DerAngments aud General Debility Asa delicious co
combined with great toHc virtues their equal cannot be found
Delicate females evnen merchants LAWYERS sud persons OF eaea
, n,,usry those who are weak with mental de-
preston are greatly beiehedb by these BtteTs
MAGNOLIA WATxR-A ghtfa toilet article superior to Cologne
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HIBLOS GARDEN
THIS ByENING-THB BLACK CROOK-Gresi Parisenns Ballet
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FIFTY CENTS,
state News.

We learn from the Portsmouth papers
that a female seminary is about to be
established in that place.
We learn from the same papers that
mad dogs have made their appearance
in that city, and the Mayor has issued a
proclamation to muzzle or confne the
dogs, Or they will be killed
The Chillicothe Gazette says that
business is very prosperous in that city.
"A new lunatic asylum is to be
erected in Southeastern Ohio, and a
committee are now visiting Chillicothe,
Athens, Marietta and GAINESVILLE, prepar-
atory to making the location.
The Vinton Record says that Chris
topher Eustler was killed at Eagle Fur
mace by a tree that he was cutting
down.
The Marietta Register says Daniel
Brice, of that city, disappeared last
August, and was never heard of until
recently, when his remains were found
in Orange township. 1t is supposed
that he had been murdered.
The Pomeroy Telegraph gives an
account of great fire that recently
occurred in that place. The Coalridge
Mills, Clark's Foundry and Machine
Shops, seven dwellings and a school
house were burned. Loss from $50, 900
to 100000.
The Ironton Register says that the
proposed constitutional amendment will
not injure the Union party in Lawrence
county, as the people there, although
engaged mostly in manufacturing, dc
their own thinking.
The West Union Scion says that q
man named Best, in Adams county, was
instantly killed by the bursting Of O
grindstone that was in operation.
The three men who murdered Mr..
Hughes, near Cincinnati, were to be
hung on Tuesday of this week. Their
names are Goetz, Olgus and Case.
They were drunk when they committed
the murder.
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Sherihf's Sale.

State of Ohio, Jackson County IS.
Nathaniel Wilson, On Execution SeSe dS for
Samuel Pickens, and Others. Property.
DURSUANT to the command of an order Of
IL sale from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Ross county, Ohio, and to me directed as Sherln
of jackson county, will offer at public sale at
the door of the Court House, Gin front OF the
Grafton Block) in the town of jackson, on
Saturday, June lst, A. D., 1867,
at one O'Clock, P. M. of sid day, the following
lands and tenements situated in the county ol
jackson aud State of Ohio, to-wit;
The northeast quarter Of he northwest quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section number IL, township number
g. range number 49, containing eighty (80) acres.
Said lands subject to sale at Chlllicothe, Ohio.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, aud the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter Of section number 2, in township
number g. of range number 10, containing seventy
one acres, and siXty-elght hundredths Of an acre
And also, a part of the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section number2. township
number 8, OF range number 10, beginning at the
southeast corner of said lot thence running
north three and half rods to the railroad line
thence running west along the railroad line sixty
rods to sycamore tree on the banks Of the creek
thence running south sixty-hve degrees west tc
the east and west line of said lot; thence eas
along said line to the place OF beginning
tanning fifteen acres more or less.
Also, the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section number 2, of range number
II, of OF township number g.
Also, the southwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter of section number /, also the northwest
quarter of the northwest of section number Il
of township number 8, of range number 10.
LIST described piece appraised at $500 o.
I'd at 800 OC
3D. :. at LOO 0l
4th e.. :. =. at 500 OF
To be sold as the property of Samuel Pickeni
and John Swain, to satisfy a decree rendered il
said Ross county Court in favor of said Nathanle
Wilson.
May 2, '67-5w-pf--$17 10
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News of the Week,

Gov. Jenkins, OF Georgia, has been
opposing the execution of the recon-
struction law of Congress, and Gen,
Pope, commanding there, has notified
him that if he does so in the future, he
will be removed.
Gen. Schofeld, commanding in
Virginia, has notified the Richmond
Tines, rebel paper, that its secession
doctrines must not be promulgated, OIL
the paper will be suppressed.
Two shocks of an earthquake were
recently felt in Kansas, and portions Of
Missouri.
President Johnson, Mr.. Seward,
and perhaps other members of the Cab
met, are about to start on a Southern
tour.
Several members Of Congress are
going South to make speeches the pres
ent spring and summer. Senator Will
son, of Massachusetts, is now in the
South lie has already made speeches
at Richmond, Fortress Monroe, and
other places.
Southern politicians continue TO
treat the negroes with great respect, and
.Aatter them, and promise them great
things, hoping thus to secure some Of
their votes. But the negroes appear
backward to affiliate with those who so
lately treated them as chattels and
beasts.
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q. "A. R.

Alienation -
The Grand Army of the Republic at Post No.
122, Jackson, Ohio viii meet at their Hall in the
sternberger. Block, on WEDNESDAY EVENING Of
next week, (BIAY sTH, at the sound of the Bugle,
to transact important business. All the comrades
Of the Post are expected to be present, and any
soldiers wishing to enlist are cordially invited to
attend. There viii also be meetings held on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings OF the
same week. Those desiring to enlist will do well
to be present at these meetings. Our cause is
good and just cause--we intend to uphold its
honor. G. A. R.
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tTTHE Portsmouth Times says that
the Cincinnati Commercial is the most
influential Republican paper in Ohio,
and then rejoices at long article in
that paper against the constitutional
amendment, and then says Of the Som
mercial:
The fate of the amendment Is sealed. OF this
the article of the Commercial Is strong evidence
not cause, but simply an eUidence. That paper
always ranges Itself on The side Of the myoufies;
II watches the drift Of the popular current and
moves with 1t. The position 1t has taken, there
FORE assures US OF It's confidence In the repudla-
tlon of the amendment at the hands of the people.
The above is full of errors. The
Commercial is not Republican paper
That paper does not arrange itself on
the side of the majOrities. One year
ago it arranged itself on the side
of Andy Johnson's policy, and declared
the Union party dead. Where were
its majorities then7 1t opposed Eg-
gleston for Congress, but be was elected
spite of it. We regard it as a most
fortunate thing that paper so void o.
principle as the Commercial, has taken
sides against the amendment 1t will
aid its success.
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tzrRev. u. A, Cranston, of Middleport, Ohio
has been appointed by the Presiding Elder to I'll
the unexplred term Of Rev. Mr.. Mullenlx, pasto
Of the Whitney Chapel congregation, and Will en-
ter upon his duties on Sunday 18th Inst Marlet
10 Times.
We are sorry TO lose Mr.. Cranston, and wlsl
him success In his new calling. Mr.. Q. goes tc
take charge Of the largest congregation In Maliet
Ia A.--Aiddeport Pres.
Mr.. Cranston was brought up in this
place, and is a step-son of Judge Long
bon, who gave him thorough educa-
ton. We are pleased at his prospect
of usefulness.
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STATE OF ONO MILITARY AGENCY,
IA TQn

STATE OF ONO MILITARY AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, April 23, 1867 {
The undersigned would respectfully state that a
Joint resolution Of Congress in regard TO ratlOns
OF Union soldiers held US prisoners Of war, allows
commutAtion Of ratiOns at cost prices IN tho set
tement Of the accounts OF oil enlisted men Of the
army navy and marine corps who died while
held as prisoners of war In the rebel States, or
who, having been SO held as prisoners of war,
have died or may die subsequent to release to be
paid, however only to the widow of such de-
ceased person, II such widow remain unmarried !;
or, in case there be no such widow, then TO the
surviving children of the deceased Or II there
be no such widow or children, then To the parent
or parents Of the deceased or, II there DO no such
widow, children, parent or parents, then ~ the
brothers aud sisters OF the deceased.
Required forms, with instructions, will be fur
nlshed, aud such claims collected by applying to
JAMES q. WkrMOHE,
Ohio State Military Agent.
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Road Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of Jackson
County, at their June session. for an alteration In
the County Road from Latrobe Furnace to Salem
Church.
Said road to be changed from the East side TO
the West side of Joseph Exine,s land, and thence
in n soutberly direction 10 the Latrobe Saw Mill,
Also to continue the County Road leading from
Middleton, on the East side of Latrobe Furnace
lands, in southerly direction until 1t intereets
the public road on Flint Run. ,,
May 2, 67-5w. PETITloNEh'
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To the People OF Ohio,
ONO STATE MILITAnY AaESeY, g :.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., April %, 1867,
hs there appears 10 be much apprehension
amonret citizens of Ohio who have claims now
pending against the General Government, that the
above Agency has been abolished, the undersign-
"a would respectfully state that the law recently
passed BY the Legislature, aholishing the State
Agencies, permits claims TO be received up TO
June lei, and that the said Agency 10 conttnne
til the hfst Of October next, In The meantime
every effort will be made 70 prosecute to sue
cessful termination ell claims That havo been, or
may hereafter be entrustedto
JAMES c. WErMoRE,
Ohio State Military Agent.
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fwThe cur Of the jackson StdRdayd seems 10 bC
IN he epasms of that horrible rabies which some.
times a1llIcts hls species. lie foams, snaps, and
tries 10 bite but BIS eonvuls0ns are so severe thai
he can only he and snarl. OF course we donI
care about punching mad doc. -havietfa Times
Too much bad whisky again Bro.
Hood. Too much bad whisky. twill
Be tho death Of you one of these days.
Take care!
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Senatorial.
WAvERLY, PIKE Co., ONO,
April %, 1867.

WAvERLY, PIKE Co., OHIo,
April %, 1867.
EDITOR STANDARD:
notice in late issue of the Portsmouth Tri-
Bune. an article highly commendatory Of Scioto's
efficient Representative, Hon. Elijah Glover, and
urging his claims to the nomination for Senator
in this District. We do not know whether Mr..
Glover would accept the nomination, nor would
we wish, In any case, to disparage his claims, but
would wish to say that we think the claims of
Pike county to the candidate so stong that they
will be conceded by the remainder Of the District.
There areno truer or stauncher men than the
Unionlsts of Pike county. They have fought the
common enemy for years against overwhelming
numbers and have steadily reduced his majority.
Save an approving conscience they have had no
reward. All the other counties in the District
have had the candidate for the Senatorship since
she has, and indeed, if we are not mistaken, she
has never had the privilege of furnishing candi-
date for Senatorial honors. Such being the case,
we present in her name GEN. WELLS s JONES,
one of Ohio's brayest soldiers and a man eminent
ly fitted for the position OF his military services
we do not deem IL necessary to speak They are
part of the proud history of Ohlos sons. Suffice
1t to say he is a sterling Union man--onc who re-
azes the truth of Josh Billings saying, that ''if a
man is right, he can't be too radical if he is
wrong he cant be too conservative" He was the
nominee of the Union party of the 18th District
for Congress last year, and made gallant, though
hopeless fight for the success of Union principles.
He is honest, capable and worthy, and we submit
his name and ask his nomination, not as favor,
but as an act OF justice to himself and
PIKE COUNTY.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Sherif's Sale.

Daniel T. Colsen, ct al, vs. Jacob H. Moler, ct al
Order of sale in Partition.
BY virtue Of an order of sale in partition issued
from the Court of Common Pleas of jackson
county, Ohio aud TO me directed as Sheriff of said
county, will offer for sale OF public auction at
the door of the Court House in front Of the Grat-
ton Block, in the town of jackson on
Saturday, May 4th, A. D., 1867,
at one o'clock, P. NJ Of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section number 90 township number 8, range
number 17-contalning 40 acres. Appraised at
81, 200 90.
The southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter Of section number 20, township number g.
range number containing 40 acres. Appraised
at 1900 90. ~,
The northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section number 70, township number 8, range
number 17--containing DO acres Appraised at
$1,000 90,
The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of section number 20. township number 8, range
number 17--containlng 40 acres Appraised at
81, 200 90.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the soath-east
quarter of section number 20 township number
8, and range number IL, except thirteen acres on
Of the south side thereof-contalnlng "a acres,
more or less Appraised at S640 90.
Also, the east half of in-Lot number IA, In the
town of Winchester. Appraised at ss5 90.
AlsO The folio,ong lands stbjsct to hs do0sr estate
Of LeUisa Reed:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter of section number 20, township number 8. and
range number 17--contalning 40 acres. Appraised
at $1,000 90.
The southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter of section number 20, of township number 8,
and range number 17--containing 40 acres. APP
praised at S720 90.
Also, thirteen acres of Of the south side of the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section number 90 township number 8 range IL
appraised at $500 90. All situated In jackson
county, Ohio.
To be sold as the property Of Jacob II. Molsr,
ct al. at the suit Of Daniel 7. Colson, in proceed
ings for partition of certain real estate.
Terms of sale-0ne third 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 mortgages upon the premises sold, and
to bear per cent, interest from day OF sale.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of April, A.D.
1867,
DUNCAN q DuTIadway, Atty's for Petitioner.
ADril Il, 1,'67.-=5W--p f. S19 20.
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Notice.

G ardner Weaver, whose place Of residence, to
the petitioner unknown Is notified that Eliza
Weaver did on the I'd day of April, 1867, die her
petition In the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the county OF Jackson and State of Ohio char
ging the said Gardner Weaver with wilful absence
from her for more than three years last past, and
asking that she may be divorced from the seid
Gardner Weaver, which petition will be for hear
lng at the next term OF said Court.
ROBERTS & CRAIG.
Atty's for Pftff
Dated thls Ath dsy of April 1s67-6w.
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS.

Desiring to make vigorous fight up
on the constitutional Amendment, and
desiring to have the Standard reach as
many readers as possible, we will. send
the paper until the October election,
(six months) for only
FIFTY CENTS,
in advance. This will only cover the
cost ofthe paper.
Send in the names and the money
at once.
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The negroes in the South are hold
ing meetings, and making speeches, and
the TebeIs generally attend these meet
iags, aud profess great love for their
late chattels; but the negroes generally
appear too shrewd to be fooled into
voting av the rebels desire,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REPLY TO
Jaokass-Onian's Last Bray.

A fool, n jack--and coward combine,
Wrote TO the Standard poem sublime
His name Is Jaekass-onan, q retailer OF Tea,
professor of music who crossed the "bue sea,
His gestures are easy--his voice Is so sweet
In the science of lying, he's considered complete.
He claims furnace" he could run the year
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Though travelling show you'd better get, and
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Jack, tho ears keep down, take my advice from
this short little dltty--
III assure the show will better be than selling
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VNHE partnership heretofore existing between
l. David Lewis and p. NJ. LoveIOy In the
Blaeksmithing business has been dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due from the late firm
will he paid by David Lewis and all debts due
said firm will be paid to him.
David Lewis will continue the business at the
shop, on Broadway street. He has few plows
for sale, and farmers would do well to call and
purchase.
April %, aaeSw. DAVID LEWIS.
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Guardians Sale,

n OF jackson county, ONO, made on the Z0d daY
Of April, A. d., 1867 In the case OF Russell ELL
OFT, guardian Of Robert j. johnson, against his
ward, the undersigned will, on
Saturday, May 18th, A. d. 1867,
at one o'clock P. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House in front Ofthe Grafton Block, In the coun-
n Of Jackson Ohio offer at public sale, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate In jackson
county, Ohio, to wit:
The undivided one-fourth part Of the north
west quarter Of the southeast quarter.
The soath-wesh hqparter Of the northeast quar-
ter. F
Theeast half Of tho southeast quarter, and
The southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section number eight CO.. township number
ak (6) of range number nineteen 19), containing
In all 200 acres more or less
Terms of sale--0ne-thlrd cash on the day OF
sale one-third In one and oue-thlrd In two years
from the day of sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold, and the deferred payments
to bear interest at the rate of per centum per an
mum, payable annually.
First tract above described appraised at SlsO OO
Third (" Z" $500 90
Fourth $100 O0
7,. RUSSELL ELLIOTT,
tt Guardian OF Robert j. Johnston.
gJames Tripp. Atty for Guardian. t.sl
April 25, fe67.--SW