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Democratic Central Committee Of Jackson
County:
SlRs-To show you that our charge,
that scheme has been entered into for
the importation of Democratic voters
into this county, is not falsehood made
out of whole cloth, we give below the
Statement of Mr.. Geo. w. Cavett, re-
serving at this time further evidence in
our possession, until the proper time:
A Democrat told me that Levi DUNCAN of
Jackson county, and Messrs. COrwine.and Cole
OF Pike county, were overheard in Jackson,
making arrangements for the Importation of
voters from Pike county. And Furthermore state
that about thirty days before the day of our State
election, there were four men, inside Of "a hours
made application, at the Store of the Fulton
Furnace Co., and at the Factory of Bum, Davis
& Co., for work; and all of them claimed to be
residents of Pike county. With one Of these
men had conversation in which he told me
that quite number of men In the locality where
he lived, were talking of coming here TO work,
and that they were all Democrats.
GEo W. CAvETT.
AS to money being offered by men
Of our party, to bribe voters, we, as
committee, or as individuals, know
nothing whatever.
Yours Respectfully,
Rep. Cen. Com.
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eTGen. John A. Dix, Minister to
France, always Democrat, and sup
porter Of Andy johnson, has written
letter, dated at Paris, Sept. 4th, which
is published in the N. Y Tribune, in
which be earnestly urges the election Of
Grant, The Democrats do not tell you
about this We will try to find room
for the letter Of Gen. Dix before the
Presidential election.
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The Garnet BaggerS.

The Carpet BaggerS.
The following is the answer Of the
Democratic Central Committee to the
charge that an arrangement has been
made to import voters from Pike coun-
ty:
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE!
Your cummunicat ion of last week is LIE out
of phole cloth.
You lie when you say that secret caucus
was held by leading Democrats OF Pike and jack
son counties.
You lie when you say they arranged pro-
gramme for carving this county and electing
Sanns, by Importing votes.
You lie when you say that 300 men, or any
other number, are to be sent into this county
from Pike or any other county.
You lie when YOU say that disclosing this
scheme" was an unpleasant task, because 1t Is
your greatest pleasure to falsfy and slander your
opponents, and that all your facts are Denied
you will be proven fasihers If you don't give the
names Of those who you sag held that secret
caucus.
We challenge you to give the name Of any
Democrat implicated In any such plot.
Now why did you hatch up all these lies-it
not, to cover up the neiarious schemes ofNour
own.
Members of your party have tried to briJe
scores of honest men of Jackson county, by Of
.feriRg them mORey If YOU dare TO deny this,
names can and ViU be & iven, both of those who
offered the bribe and the men TO whom it was
offered.
Come on gentlemen, trot out your frctS, and
press your prosecutions, or stop your living.
DEM. CEN. COM.
From the blackguard style of the
above, it is pretty evident to our MUD
that the Committee feel that the charge
is true. In the ruffian style, character
istio Of. the party, this Committee deny
what they have no means Of knowing
to be false How do they know that
no man Of their party has been guilty
of this thing7 Our Committee did not
accuse that Committee of knowing any
thing about the arrangement. In fact,
no member of that Committee was
charged with the offense
The Democratic Committee charge
men Of our party with an attempt to
buy scores of Democratic votes, and
say that they can give names Now
we are utterly opposed to such work.
We do not have so poor an opinion OF
the rank and file of the Democracy.
But if their virtues laye been thus sore
ly tried, let us know who offered the
money, and who these 'scores" were,
who were thus tempted. Out with it.
We have no doubt but that you tered
wiIlful and deliberate lie yourselves,
when yoR made that charge Our Com.
mittee have made good tn cir charge,
They have fastened upon your mar
Levi DUNCAN, and the witness is George
W. Cayett. 1t is true, he is u Repub.
lican; but he is a man of truth, and il
business partner with Mr.. DUNCAN
Mr.. Cavett gave us the names Of the
two Democrats who said that another
Democrat told them that he overheard
this arrangement between DUNCAN anC
Corwine. But Mr. Cavett feels himscl
in honor bound not to disclose the
names at present, These Democrats al
live in jackson, and have as good
reputation for truth as any member OF
the Democratic Dommittee.
Our Committee have further evi
dence, which they now withhold
Some men may land where Higgins
of Portsmouth did, before this matter i
over.
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And here again:
Pike County Republican,

This paper has been revived, and we
have received the first number. The
publishers are s. f. Wetmore g. Co.
The Republican will be live paper, and
should be sustained by the Republicans
of that county. A loyalpaper was much
needed there.
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"A Great Blessing"

+ From Rer. L.F. WARD, a ron, Lorraine Co.. o. !
Messrs Strong & Armstrong,
Druggists Cleveland o.
Gentlemea,- 1t gives me great PLEASURE to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for
a number of years greatly troubled with Dyspep-
sa, accompanied with violent proxysms Of Con-
all the while, for months, unable to do thing.
She took, ut yourinstance Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
and has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T,
and Is now comparatively well. She regards
this medicine qs great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 10th, 1868. az i. f. WARD.
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sS'The Cincinnati Gazette says that
the election in Nebraska will be held on
the 18th of this month, instead of the
9th, as published by us, The Tribune
Almanac led us into this error.
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e7rJohn II. Surratt was discharged
at Washington City last week His
counsel put in a plea of the Statute Of
limitations, which was sustained by the
court There is another traitor and as
sassin who will be atliberty to vote the
Dinlmicrat ticket this fall.
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eg-Robert Lincoln, oldest son of the
late President Lincoln, was married on
last Thursday, at Washington City, to
Miss Mary Harlan, only daughter of
Senator Harlan, of Iowa.
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Eg-We spoke to large meeting of
ladies and gentlemen at the Court
House in Macarthur, on last Monday
night, The Republicans of Vinton
county are alive, and working with
great energy. They are confident that
they can carry the county this fall.
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@FThe rebels in Nashville, Tenn,
attacked and broke up Republican
meeting last week They fred hun
dreds of shots from Democratic dog,
geries, into the procession.
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swWe have received pamphlet Of
i6 pages, elegantly printed and illus
trated, called "The House that jeff
Bnilt." 1t isl nice thing, and calcula-
ted to do good. 1t is published by the
American News Co., New York, but
we do not see in it what is its price.
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aFDo you want to pay tax TO the
General Government on everything you
possess9 If so, vote for Sanns, He
will vote to carry out the Democratic
platform, and that pledges the party to
tax every species Of property according
to its real value.
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The Furnaces.

Let oil the furnaces in Jackson coun.
ty be stopped on next Tuesday, and let
all the teams be brought to town, and
the men thus afforded transportation,
Give one day to,the cause of peace and
good Government 1t will pay,
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Remember that the meeting on next
Tuesday will be at the Fair Ground,
and comfortable seats will be provided
for all. The people will not have to
stand up in the sunshine as they did
at the other meeting,
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eyThere is lie going the rounds of
the rebel press, to the effect that Chief
Justice Chase will support Seymour.
1t is a lie Chief Justice Chase will
vote for, and support Gen. Grant.
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Meeting at Cincinnati Furnace.
On Saturday night next. DR.. A B
Monahan will speak. Come out.


Liberty township will bring in a
wagon on next Tuesday thirty feet long,
and drawn by more oxen than were ever
attached to one wagon in Jackson
county. Come and see it.
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POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS.

Monroe Furnace, Wednesday night,
Sept. 30th.
Jackson Furnace, Monday night,
Oct, 9th,
Berlin, Thursday night, Oct. 9th,
Late residence of Jacob Gergen's,
Scioto Tp., Friday, Oct o., 3 O'Clock,
p. M.
Jackson c. H., Saturday night, Oct.
10th
Madison Furnace, Saturday night,
Oct 10th, o
RaysvilIo, Jackson Tp., Monday,
Oct i2th, at + o'clock, p. M.
Each speaker is to occupy one hour
and half, and the parties to have the
opening and closing alternately.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon it will dispel your bad
feelings and gloomy forebodings How soon Il
will chase away any species of Dyspepsia. How
soon II will give you new life and vigor and how
soon 1t will make well man or woman Of you.
For yonr own sake, for the sake of everybody
suffering, we beg, we eDtreat you to try II. ot
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILIOUS
DERANGEMENTS,
1t is a Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and
Ague and all those diseases which are generated
in miasmatic climate, it is certain preyentA-
tive and cure.
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement, we append few
unsolicited testimonials from those whose post
ton in society and reputation as citizens will
place their evidence beyond all question, and,
carry with them strength and conviction to the
most incredulous.
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4 Flag

1t has not yet been decided, but we
think that a Nag will be presented to
that township which will, on next Tues.
day, bring in the largest delegation in
proportion to the vote cast for Gov
HAYES last fall
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Colorado.

The lie is going the rounds of OF the
Democratic press that Colorado went
Democratic at the recent election, This
isutterly false. Colorado elected Brad
ford, Republican, to Congress. This
il reliable.
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Irish Meeilncs.

Hon. J, Fitzgerald, the great Fenian
orator OF Cincinnati, will speak at Nc
Arthur on next Monday aud at Zaleski
on Tuesday night
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der, as he claims to have been, he ought
to be utterly ashamed to ever look an
honest Union soldier in the face.
ID. M.
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We have heard a rumor that Frank
lin township will send in a two story
wagon on next Tuesday. Look out for
IT,
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erNashville elected radical for
Mayor on last Saturday.
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Good

He has found it out at last Bully
for him!
The editor of the Gallipolis Jomnal,
two months and mne days after the
nomination, has actually found out that
DR. Sanns is a candidate for Congress.
Just hear him?
1t is reported that DR.. John Sanns is anxious
TO change his title from W. d. to NJ G. Only
slight difference Of one letter. Vote for John
u Wilson, the patriot and friend of the people!
And just hear him again;
sanns' friends SAYS he is going to get a majorl-
ty Of2OO In Galla county, (might as well add
another o. on the the ground Of his being such
a "deucedly clever fellow" Roll on the Wilson
ball
And here he comes again;
Ifany Democrat iatters himself that DR.. John
Sanns Is going to get any Republican votes be-
cause he is q "clever fellow" they arc badly
mistaken: Keep the ball moving, boys in blue
Vote for Wilson!
And here again:
Clement L. Valland igham thinks 80 much of
his old friend, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress, in th is district, that he lees his own dis
trct to come and assist his friend. Good for
Val. lie was always true to his friends.
Now will the Democratic papers in
this District, that have been growing
over the detection Of the Journal, Just
announce the fact that the Galipols
Journal has come Rand now supports
Wilson? Come, out with it.
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NTAndy is in trouble. Secy Seward
supports Grant Andy does not like
this
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Milton.

We learn that Milton township will
send in full delegation on next Tues
dav.
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Home Testimony.

rEar New Haven, Ct; June /. 1867. 3
Messrs c. G. Clark & Co. ~ ,e& 4ENA
Gents Being anxious, from the great benefit
derived, to assist in spreading the fame of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, would state my case. Some
thing over year ago, had a violent attack of
Diarrhea, which lasted eight weeks during
which time ! employed three physicians. but
without relief until | tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
The first dose helped me f; took Il three times
day for week, and was entirely cured and
believe to-day that It saved my life. Being at-
tackled in similar way this season, | took one
dose, which put me ell right. would AdVissa
plants. C. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is In our employ, and We
can vouch for the above statement being true. I
sspori., .... e. ARNOLD 4 co.
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Milwaukee. Wis. Inn u iasa

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. "a, 1868.
Messrs c. G. CLARK e Co., New Haven. Ct.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep-
sia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY salts.
factory as a remedy. / have NO hesitation In
saving that we have received GREAT BENEFIT
from Its use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.
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AS A PREVENTATIVE

Against Malaria, Fe8er and Ague, and all lis
eases arising from torpid state of the liver,
there Is no medicine so highly recommended as
Roback s Stomach Bitters.
SOLD BY
DR.. &c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
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Mr.. Lester SeatOn, a wholesale merchant
of thirty years, IN Mihcankes, one of ths
most reliable and careful men in the State,
says, under date:
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stroy cd, or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for usefulness
bv this application. Instead of foulng the hair
with pasty sediment, 1t will keep 1t clean and
vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the
sequently prevent badness. Free from those
deieterious substances which make some prepar-
ations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm 1t. If
wanted merely for
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GALLIPOLIS NURSERY!

ERUIT and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, for
IL the Fall Trade of 1868, embracing large
stock of Apple Trees two and three years from
graft, Peach, Plum, Cherry Pears, Standard and
Dwarf Ounce, Apricot, Nectarine GrApe-vines,
Currants, GOoseberries, Blackberries, Raspber.
ries Strawberries Rhubarb, Asparagus Roots,
and OsOge Orange for Hedging. Also fine
collection of Roses, Dahlias, Gadiolusses, Tri-
tomas, and Greenhouse Plants. Terms, Cash.
Orders will meet with prompt Attention.
G. N. PALMER & SON,
TScpt 17--2m Gallipolis Ohio.
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Indigestion, Sick Headache, SOwneM Or
Acidiy of The Stomach, Rising Of. ~,
Food, FIatulency, Lassit,sde, 4, a-l
Weariness, BihOHsnsSs, and
all disorders of The 7"
Stomach and Bo1Oels,

Is urged upon the attention and trial Of sufferers
from this most horrible of All diseases. Dyspep-
sia shows its ravages in thousand different
forms, such as Sick Headache, Heart Burn, De-
press ion general sense of uneasiness and feeling
that you are not well. Food dstresses yOu
rises and sours on your stomach breath Is bad;
skin at times is flushed and hot; don't feelas II
You could move or stir about and worst fall,
Indigestion or Constipation, are nothing more
sands suffer and die this way, and neither them
selves nor their physicians know what ails them.
except that they are surely dying. ,4.
Reader, we repeat 1t, this is all Dyspepsia. If
you would have proof of our statement, If you
would save yourselves and children from an early
grave, if you would have health and energy and
strength, again we beg you to try one bottle Of
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And Just hear him again:

Sanns' friends saws he is going to get majori-
ty of2O0 in Galia county, (might as well add
another o. on the the ground Of his being such
'deucedy clever fellow" Roll on the Wilson
Lnn
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The Great Desideratum Of the

Age
A dressing which is at once
agreeable, healthy, and effec-
tual for preserving the hair.
FADED OR GRAY HAIR IS
SOON RESTORED TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR AND THE
GLOSS AND FRESHNESS
OF YOUTH. Thin hair is
thickened, falling haiEcheck-
ed,and badness often, though
not always, cured by Its use.
Nothing can restore the hair
where the folllcles are de-
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may get great many TO believe it, but the time
Is not far distant when you and | will have to
meet before that great Judgment Bar to give an
account Of all our words and actions
Oct lit DAVID d. EVANS. f
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D. MACKLEY, Editor.
THuRsDAY.::::::::,:,: OCT. 1, 1865.
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Fer President,
ULYSSES =. Grant.
For Vice President,
Schuyler COlfaX.
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The following is the answer of the
Democratic Central Committee to the
charge that an arrangement has been
made to import voters from Pike coun-
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1t is reported that Dr. John Sanns is anxious
TO change his title from VI. d. to NJ. c. Only
slight difference Of one letter. Vote for John
r. Wilson, the patriot and friend Of the people!
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Gl!!.ElIIlge91t!elI:I!lllIaale
TO THE AIFR.


A Western editor has Just been hay
ing ga clarin, up time," and thus pic
lures TO the life what he found In hi
drawer. Thereis no doubt OF Its abso
lutte truth as well as its passable rhyme
Around US lay. exchanges, scraps and elm
H a 4tTII leaders. locals, puns and sip
Or Punehy humor manuscripts rejected.
Insgs sin ! VINO think themselves neg.
Obituary verses, inll OF gloom, q sas
4! ana dolefnl voices nom doIeful tomb.
yiI1 LINES 70 a Lady nom MI. DRsh.
" no tsS,S desperately IN love wtth-his nous
a s%e11timental song about sea shells,
Mi1t by moplng, melancholy she,
VINO %, would be married, though her lace YET
or bread and butter and the nursery.
An eulosy ON General Blanks grafton
Denveren oh-hand at the late OVATION
anu 1,o winch suggests, by way OF mere refec-
He should be honored nv a recollection
nlodest tquests, which nope wen not refuse
4onoucs This and that In next day q tineWs, p
A dozen bad cigars that some one sends
E8pecunE thrice their value in a local.
Unopened lnVitattons from our friends
oAsking our presence at a concert vocal,
S St az lecture, party, play or ball,
a. s1on q uAte tpleaae mentionl at such hall.
Papers and books not wortha decent rating.
sentout-they send few others but Tor casiI!.
ing wy Va NtAiV-
The Western press 10 advertise their trash
IN snort, q hundred things by men davjseTI
10 get thelr hnmbugs cheaply advertised.
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