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SheriR's Sale.


DuRSUANT TO THE COMMAND OF AN
L Execution issued from the Court of Common
Pleas OF jackson county, Ohio, and to me direct
cd as Sheriff Of said county. win otter for sale
a. public auction. at the door of the Court House
Sin iront Of the Grafton Blockl in the town Of
jackson, In said county aud State, on
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TnE OLD WOOD FIRE,

The Old Wood Fire stands In tho memory of
the farmers boy, anished for life TO the whirl
and commotlon Of a city existence, beside the
famous "0ld 0aken Bucket, along with his fav-
orite tree In the orchard; the steamIng breakfast
In tho dim darkness of Che newborn day; and as
sacred as the smooth-bark maple on which he
carved his sweethearts name linked with his own.
The sparing coal fire In his CRATE growls to him
to-day growls to him an unceaslng murmur of
TWENTY-FIVE cents bushel" goes out with
groan when he reproachfully repenIshes. and
has TO be coaxed Into re.exstence BY fondling and
kindling Defiant In It's TWENTY-FIVE cents
bnshel spirit, the coal takes the liberty ofsmok-
ing with him, and he retires from the struggle
with dirty hands, black nose, and q temper up
TO swearing heat All this WHILE the m ind goes
back 70 the Old wood fire In tho boulder-faced
fireplace, with lis CHEEKY blaze, Its merry snap
and crack, and twtter, Its genial warmth, lts
straightforward determlnatloH of doing It's duty
Is tire, and around 1t the family group. Grand
mother with her knitting In the corner; grand
father with his pipe In the old arm chair; the
mother with her sewing; the father with the last
'Cultlvatori" Jane with the county paper; Tom
and Minnie with their nuts and roasting and
suffering apples on the hearth; the Hhlred
man" making an axe handle. All these come In
memory to give pleasure TO the banlshed farmers
boy ofthe old time, and canse him to murmur
Long live and burn the Old Wood Fire."
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IOSTy

Rf the subscriber, on Saturday evening Nov.
- 20, 1867, In jackson c. H., or on the road
10 my residence, four miles from Jackson.~a
pocket book containing between $50 and $40 in
money, and several papers among them a re.
ceipt from DR.. Clewers, Of jackson, for money
pald MN. ANY one returning the above to the
trouble My address ia Berlin II Roads, jackson
county, Ohio.
Nov. %, 67-3w JAMES RICE Gu
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Z. A. ROLLINS, Commissioners.

The Association have appointed As Receivers.
Messrs. GEORGE A. COOKE & Co., SO South
Third Street, Philadelphia. whose well known
integrity and business experience will be sum-
clent guarantee that the money intrusted 70
them will be promptly applied TO the purpose
stated.
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RINGS
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
Is the Miracle eff the Age!

Gray Headed People have their locks restored
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and are happy.
Young People with light, faded or red Hair have
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People whose heads are covered with Danar,F p
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Bad Headed Veterans have their remaining
locks tightened, and the bare spots covered win
a lnxuriant growth Of Hair, and dance for ioyI
Houng Gentleman use 1t because 1t Is richly per-
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+, Young Ladies use it because it keeps their hair
Everybody MUST and WILL use It because IL IA
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For sale BY Druggists Generally.
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E. NJ. TUBBs & CO., PrOprieton
Peterboro, N II.
A. B. Merriam g. Co., Wholesale Agents, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. ''' O'N-
Q. 9. Miller, Agent, jackson, o.
ITIlith nhi and Shearerr Agents, Portland jackson
Nov. 21 ely.
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A NEW PAPER.
d. NJ.

We have received the first number Of new
paper, started at Columbus, Ohio, called The
Farmers Chronicle We are much pleased with
lts appearance. It Is published every Saturday,
by Joe W. Dwyer s. VIM. H. Busbey, at $500
per year.
We take the following good thing from this
number,
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Send for specimen copies and handbills for use
wherever they can be advanlageOusly distributed,
aud give Us the names aud pUst-utlice addresses
OF all who would be likely to subscribe or get up
Clubs. VAN EVKlE, HORTON &UO.
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Any person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or pav.
mediately fine Steel Plate Engraving Al choice
from the following list, and One Certificate Of
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Sherif's Sale.

Lew DUNCAN, Atty for PIE.
Nov. 26, ,'57-5w-pf-$9 go.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-26

NEGroEB LEAv1EG.-The negroes are . leaving
this State in largo mum ors. Most of them are
moving westward. The Atlanta, georgia, ptpoa pui.
state that an average number, OF at least onc tiou
sond pass through that city every week, seeking
their fortunes in the great West. Some sixteen sa
hundred have recently passed through Colum1la, H.
on their way to Florida some SIX hundred !e1t
from the vicinity of Columbia. We observe that
many OF the freedmen have lett our DlstrlcG anu
this town for parts unknown. We are sorry to nave
to state these facts; but it is only what might be
exuected, If the Legislature had given as muGn l
attention to the claims of the negroes OF e0utn
Carolina 10 retain them at home on the SOL VILE
thev have always liyod, and which they hau rien5
to expect instead of making appropriations 10 ald
foreigners to come here and virtually to drive ne,
groes away, that body, we think, would have'acted
more wisey: The negroes were here already, ana
would have remained with ns, under proper nlalI-
agement and encouragement Ihey arc :LauSl. muGn
Natter adapted to our climate, and would naturally
enter more readily into the spirit and Wishes OF
their former ownors than foreigners ever could
or would. We contend that the negroes nave
not yet had fair trial. At the moment OF beng
diyested OF the ana % Of whe
men, but destitute OF education, could 1t 1t be eS-
pectcd that he would be able, or even willing, to
exercise the moral and Industrial habits or MS SUI
periors? We believe that their necessities, under
he humane teaehns Of no
The negroes are deporting themselves much bet
ter than people expected and they vii continue
from f. m their the employers From the experience Of
those who have tried the system it is sad that the ne
best method Of obtaining their labor is, to let
them have comfortable cabins to live in, and hire
them by the month-under certain stlpuaaons. 1or a
their wages There is no time to loose, Tor 1t is
time the plow was running. Letus all go to work
and do better Knowing the characteristics OF tho
froedmen-let us cultivate his triendshlpElet lib
win his confidence by acts of kindness and forbear.
ance-give him all ho is entitled TO- and py way OF
attention to the little wants OF his wife aud chill
dren in small matters, but especially when they
arc sick. It is in our power to bind tho freedmen
to us as with hooks of STEEL if we would fulfill the
others to do to usS-Cdro!ina Spartan.
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NcwOrleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Jaruary 2l-CoIroN-The inquiry
this morning appears to DC OF to so
but being unwilling to submit 10 the CONCESSIONS ue
nanded by buyers the aer cvincc little desire TO opo
rato. hence the market continues quiet and unless the
non intelligence stimulate the movements the prospect
is rather unfarorabc. For reference we Teneat as .o
lows: Ordinary 29a3Oc; Good Ordinary 3lH3lAc; Low
Middins sc and AIiddling 33c.
comprised 942 hhds Sugar aud 94 bbls Moasses whch
embraced about NIL in first hands this morning Inc de
mand continues very good and prices have advanced a
:c lj, while those for Molassos arc ruling In favor OF
sellers and In some show IN advance OF fully
1c Z, gal and more The sales include Io9 hhds sugar
mud 9TO bbls AIoiasscs, at the following prices:
STANDARDIZATION 8aScH; common 91snloc; falr =1lA
a12c; fully fair 12alac; prime 12Ial2ac; choice 10
31sc; seconds 1lsa121c; yellow clarified l51aals2sc
white IL 5ia142Ec q ID.
Molasses-CUmlnon G0a62c; good G8c; primo 19aflc;
and choice rec q gallon.
GRAN AND FEEp-Thc market closed on Saturday bare
of supplies and the receipts Of Corn Oats and Bran since
then have pretty much already been sold at still further
advanced prices the demand being active and general
prices Of Corn todly show an advance OF oc OF ots
2Hc q bushe, and of Bran 10c q 10O 16s Ihe saIes
were as follows:
Corn-There were sales of $4,000 sacks OF which 119O
were mixed ut 81 a. 600 do ut 81 5 5000 do at 81 3 55o
white and $500 do ut 81 l71 and $500 white at 81 l7a
/ 25 p bus'lsl. " "ooo-,
S5c and 230 at 87H q bushel.
BnaS-Some 400 sacks have sold Mt So 70 q 100 1b.
HAx-Is in light supply, and being in request prices
have advanced 81 q ton. 100 bales prime Ohio R1ver
and several other small lots, have sold at ss
MoNErAnY-ihe he Coin market exhibits little movement
Gold opened this morning nominnlly at 1867 = against
ls6a1sG the closing rates Saturday evening only
enc sale being reported up to present OOo
at 1861.
Nothing reported in Silver.
Foreign exchange continues quiet The amount offer
inp seems to be rather restricted while the demand Ia
little bot or than nominal No sales reported yet Do
mcstic continues unchanged. The banks are checking
on Now York at y per cent discount; one, however,
meeting the demand at H. The supplies of commercial
arc light and no sacs Of moment have been reported
=
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At meeting of the Academy OF Sciences of De-
cember "a, n. Cloquet mentioned tho use that
American surgeons had made Of protoxide of nj
trogen, especially in the military operations per
formed during the war. He recommended the
employment OF this gas as substitute for chloro-
form. as its action was more quickly induced, and
more more rapidly dssipated. NJ. Chevreul replied that
Pronst and Vanquelin had already experimental
With this gas but had renounced their experiments
halation. NJ Velpeau said that the attempt to enl-
Nov This gas was nothing new, that forty years
eoG 4 had been suggested as an aniesthetc in
memoir @ presented to the Academy.
The prize dccreed BY tho Academy to whoever
.bonid Siscover an efectual remedy against chole-
re- has not yet been cimed: Bu a9Geoard5g to
Editors Of certain little journal L,Audience, who
snnnnnce that complete exemption from cholera is
observed among all their subscribers.
49, :, :
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ConsIsnccs per South Carolina Railroad


ST. bales Cotton, 80 bales Yarns cars Lumber cars
dries. To II Rodgers & Co. Pringle N a pringle,
B S Rhctt {; Son, w Williams l. Co, NJ Israel ] i &
Sloan Clowney Boggs, Thurson & Holiness G " Wite,
Gadsden, Wylie Smith & Co. " Hockaday, w S Alston
p L Horny o & a Johnston, o Witte " C Courtney
& Co, II L Jeffers X Co. II Cobia e. Co Z WsB X Co. w
Williams. Fraser & Co, Adams, Frost Co. Mowry
Co. Tilt 4 Rowland, Campsen Co, P Alulkai E Vel
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nTohi1e Market.

MonTI,E January ZZCoTr roN--Tlere has been fair
demand today, With buyers claiming and obtainng
lower prices Sales reached 100 b9!ss the MARKER
closing quiet and dull at -a3l e for Miudnns
Exchange having been largely in excess Of tho demand ~
to-day eaers have been able to place tho market . IN
their favor Elry in tho morning raes were aDous
ness the lay closing follows 1a checins and Ssa
~ discount buyine Some transactions were coctod as
Inv ns Der cent. discount
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Raltfmore MnTkct.

BALTrMcRE, january 22.-CoFrEE-Tlle market is
firm today 200 bags Rio at ITO; 400 do do at 17
CorroN-Was quiet to-day. Middling Upland offered
at SIC but by some held still higher Stock on the mar
ket light.
FLouR-We hive no change to notice. The market
continues anguid and quotations. though unAltered are
but nominal for most descriptions, in the absence OF
transactions Tie only sale to-day wns 150 bbls City
Mills Family not branded, private terns We report
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posTON-pcr brig Haze-es bales Cottor, a16 tons Old
Iron, 1000 feet Flooring Boards 70 70.
PROVIDENCE, r Per schr John Crockord-o5'ioa ioa
feet Lumber, II, ,202 feet Timber. :.
steamship Sea Gull-70 terces Rice,
9 bales Cotton 100 boxes Sugar 49, 0Oo feet Lumoer
rs bbls Rosin 4 bales Wool, 40 packages Hides, 10
hhds Green Aides, 2IG Packages
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A PRETTY BUDGET OF GOSSIP.

SCANDAL ABOUT THE ENGLISH ROYAL FAM1LE-FoI-
BLEs OF QUEEN v1cTORIA-HER QUARREIs WITH
THE pRNcE OF iwALEs-sHooE1Na PRoFIIGAcY OF
TILE PRINCES CHUL
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, January 24-FINANc141-Th money mar
ket remains uncha aged Gold-Brokers buy OF 100 and
sell sell ls ut iss Sverbuylng at 1870 and selling ct 1885,
CorrosThe market is very dull Wln wa
endency offering stock light We refer TO tne act u.s. ~,
KS baIes as follows: at o. at as 80 st 10 at so.
at n il ut 3N ut 2 and II bales at private hgures
Tho rncenfs are Gil buos.
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THE MARION STAR.

ESTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, IS
IL published ut Marion S. c. In the central port kon
OF the country and offers favorable medium to er
chants, Druggists achinists and ali classes who des IRE
to extend their business in the Pee Dec country
For the boneft OF our advertising patrons, SHALL In
addition to our subscription list which is constantly
lrcasDg publish and distribute gratuitously 5000 ext
copies of the STAR, during the business season th Is
Fall.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
". j. MdKERALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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MoLAssEs-No sales worthy of notice.
PRov1s1oNs-Were in active demand to-day and prices
generally advanced. Wo report sales of $4,000 pounds
clear rib bulk Sdes TO arrvo at II oens 40 hhda at
Same hgure 80 hhds Bacon sidcs ut oenta 80 hhds
clear rib ut l9n13 CENTS part for next weeks delivery
at the inside prices 30 hhds clear Sides at cens 20
hhds Shoulders ut 1la11 cents 80 bbls Western Lard
and also SONIC sales City ut lax cents We give closing
quotations az follows: Mess Pork rew, ut s22a22l5;
Prime Mess, new s20a2Oh; Bulk Shoulders sa9h cents
Bulk Sides rib 1O5 cents; Bulk Sides olear rib II cts
Bulk Hams picked 12a1S cents Bacon Shoulders
II cents Elcon Sides, rib 12sal3 cents; Bacon
Sides clear rib 13al3M cents; Bacon sides, clear, l3
cents Bacon Hanls sugar cured, 16a17 ccnts. Lard
City aud Western bbls 1875 cents
RIcE-Is firm ut 10llal0si cents for Carolina Stock
smsl and none arriving
SALT-Is steady but not active. We quote Liverpool
Ground Alum 50 10ua l5 Fine IS l0n3 IS q sact Turk
Island 55a5Sc q bush.
SuaAn-Wc report firm market, and in tho absence
of imports tho stock is being steadily reduced scs to-
duy embraced 143 hhds, II tcs Cuba ut 1O2lc lis hhds
19 tcs do at 10hc months.
WB1skEY-Is dull md prices difficult to give-City and
Western held ut 81 25a2 30 q gal Country lots consider
ably lower.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-26

A DUEL IN PROSPECTIVE AT MEarPH1s.-Quite a
stir has been created at Memphis by tho pubica-
ton in the Bulletin of certain correspondence in
tended to be private. WILLIAM WALLACE, sAttor-
ney-deneral, thus salutes the editors Of the Bec-
lin, which, under sthe code of honor" means fgat
or come down !:
Coz. DuPREE The Bulletin and your note Of
this date are before me. Your note explains itself
ments on our correspondence are Infamous pcryer-
sions, which could elnanate but from an infamous
puppy, who has not manhood enough to acknoWl-
edge himself responsible for and tho author Of his
deliberate s:oundrelism. While 1 have neither
sscbanced nv base nor made full and ccmpleto re-
fractions, will promise the party, if under sixty
years OF age. and physically abc to bear It, set OF
slapped jaws, SO soon as I learn who he is.
am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
WI. WALLACE.
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n. I. Charleston Cotton Market.

The CharIeston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. friday Evening, January 70.
Tho market continues depressed, IN sellers, when
they are disposed to roalze compelled to accept OF
lower prices The rates fell off about cent Sales l6o
bales viz: at 3d. at 29 at 3O 39 at 81 at ~
IL 10. 10 ~ oI< n,l at 91L We uuOta:
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ID On the i2th instant By Rev. N. Oates Mr. Jacob s.,
z"yhe and allss +. j. Henry, all OF York District
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-26

GRA1N.-Wheat-Nos receipt sales to-day. Corn
5000 bushels white and 5000 bushels yellow offered;
market was dropping; included in the sales were 1900
bushels white at s1a1 OIL 500 bushels mixed do 97c;
10000 bushels yellow ut s1a1 o. Oats-100o bushels
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-26
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H.nrus ConpUs.-We learn that Silas Davies,
freedman, charged, together with Q. NJ Roberts, m
citizen with the burning Of the gin house OF MI.
Joseph Howell, in this District, some days slnco,
was brought before Judge Green yesterday upon
writ of habeas corps. After the Ieadhe o1
Granted bail in the sum of s1O00 with two sure,
fcs Tor his appearance at the Court OF General
Sessions in March next. john i. Rhett 1of Gnc
State: NIcssrs. d. r. Arthur and Samuel w Melton
for pr;soner.-t Columbia PhansT
LEaA.-Tho Court of Errors, which has been 2l
hol.ing special sitting during tho presenG "esS' IN
announced its decisions on yesterday IN s''o ioi-
lowing casos: cut oon-
Wrieht Sullivan, freedman, ads. the State, con
yictcd of highway robbery ut Laurons. agPG1as. 1s.
dismissed Sentence Of death prononncco ~
AIdrich. j. @1,,,ns
Wesley Williams, George Chambers ana r5arE y4,,us
anneaI dismissed. Sentence Of death pronounced
Nathan Garner, freedman, ads. tho State-bu1-
c1ary Motion in arrest Of judgment granted
Opinion delivered by Moses, j. o,zo.oa
III, r. Nichols Us. Bohn y Whtesioes' oioeieu
f,r re-areumcnt at next slttlngs.
AIa,y r.. Armstrong rs. John d: Winn, CT a.,
1,hiinmon Frame, for another, us j. N hidley, pen
mott Wallace rS Thomas +. Harman et a.. ". +.
.1utson, trustee, Us. N. Townsend, admx, Dennis
Wood Us. Allen Wood et al, A. Palmer Us. G. @.
Elliott-all involving tho same question: Motions
Granted and orders made. Opinion to be filed.
An business of the torn being fully disposed OF,
the Court adj journed sine die.-l6ad.
ACCIDENT TO an OLD CI11zEN.-We regret to learn
that on last Saturday Mr. Lawrence M. Spann, an
old and highly esteemed citizen OF our DISTRICT re-
by which he was badly, il not dangerously, 1n]ur-
Cd He was riding on horseback, when ~ ms morse
stumbled and fell on him, breaking his thlSn anu
iniuring him otherwise.-Saf11ter NeloS.
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on inc l5tl! instant, by Rev. E. E. Boyce Mr. Benton
Ferguson and Miss Amanda Menenlnli NH or 6;aaion
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By Rev. J. NJ. Runion, on the 9th ,llt., Mr.. D. p
Stokes TO Miss N. s. Cooper all Of Greenvie District
BY Rov. j. III R,lnion on the o5h ult. Mr.. Virgil Hell
lans to Mrs. Frances Bishop, all of Greenvine District
By Rev. J. N. Runion. the Sd inst, Mr. J. A. Dear
to Miss Mary L. Dill, all of Grecnvle District
By Rev. J. II. Runon. on the 81 inst Mr. D. II .Noal
of Tennessee to Miss Susan Taylor of Grcenvile Dis