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RANDOM TEaOUGHHES No. II.
BY TIE EDITOR.

have been so much in Court during the past
week, and layo heard so many criminal trials,
that 1t Is difficult to think of any other subject
But my readers outside Of jackson county must
not think that this county is bad place because
seven or eight men have been convicted Of Pen
itentary offences at one term.
Only one man of the whole lot can be said to
be q citizen of this county. Andrew Russell was
brought up near the town Of Jackson and he Is
really not bad young man. But whisky ruined
him. lie has no family, but leaves an aged wild
owed mother, and several brothers and sisters.
VIM. McOwcns Is n stout fine looking man.
perhaps thirty years of ago and has family.
lie came from Virginia in Move mber, 1866
John r, Beavers, or "Tom" Beavers is not
much over twenty-one and has no family. lie
came from Virginia with Mc0wens
John Faudrec Is married man, perhaps thirty
and Is from Virginia lie resided in Gallip0lis
when he committed the crime for which he has
been convicted
Atho and Glenn arc men from twenty-five to
thirty, good looking, aud have been married con-
sidcrably. They are from Galla county, aud are
said to have como from Virginia few years ago.
Miles oller Is young married man, stout and
fine looking. lIocaule from Virginia year ago
last fall.
These men arc all Democrats, and violently
opposed to ''nlgger' suffrage.
Bin Watson Is u small negro perhaps thirty
years of age, and Is what Is called "Ornry." lie
was slave half his life. | believe he has no
politics. The Democrats say our party must
shoulder him, All right Rlnnlns with D1m-
ocrats has been his ruin. Let all negroes take
warning, ID. VI.
Z, ST. have written the above before court
Is over, Beavers may not be convicted, as his
trial Is not over, Faudree win apply for a new
trial. and ii may be that only Blk out Of the eight
may go up this time.
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RTATE CONYENTION.

The Republican Htate convention held at Col.
umbuson tho ith Of this month was largely nt-
tended, every county in the State except Monroe
helng Represented. Gen John G. Lee, 1t. Gov
ernoF Of the state was president of the conyen-
lI0n.
hefolowing ticket was nominated
Jpdge'6f the Supreme Court, Hon. William
on mt
Ohic.fetary of State, Col /. &. Sherwood.
farmslher ofthc Board of Public Works, james
there,
Plant ol Commissioner. Capt. j. A. Norris.
then * Of the Supreme Court, Capt Rodney
haEs. ,,.,., .,o
-.son, David Tod and Hon. Samuel Galloway
sEeresclected.
For delegates to the Chicago convention, from
the State at large, the following gentlemen we're
ehoseni f. Hassaurek, j. G. Lee, j. A. Bingham
and James Scott. Alternates, L. j. Crltchdeld,
w. P. Castle, Jacob BriukerhofI and V, B.
Horton.
The District delegates were then appointed,
tho following gentlemen being appointed for
ths Dlltrcti Jolrn Campbell of Lawrence, and
John llllson of Adams Alternotes, s. r, Drake
ofScido, and Simeon Nash of Gallla.
9ato Central Committee was appointed,
JOSEPH J. Mcdowell EsQ, ofMcAnhur being ap-
Rointd for this District.
TheconVention recommended Gen. Grant for
Prosl4 4nt and Hon. b. +, Wade for Vice Pres
idenll
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Education in jackson County
NUMBER II.
BN u. llACkLEY.

There was no law to raise sufficient amount
OF money to keep up public schools until about
thirty years ago. <ely remember of going to
one district school and that only two months
That was in the winter 0 152S-a
Several young men prepared thenltc Ives for
teaching, as the Improvements of the cou MY re-
quircd mere teachers, ana some of the old teach
ers had left the county
About the year 1886 the Welsh commenced
coming into this county. They bought ont
good many land owners, but they mostly entered
Congress lands. A great many thus commenced
in the woods, There were a great many cabins
to be built, and often assisted in taking up
corner, as was familiar with the use Of the ak
In the summer of the year 1859 the Welsh put
up hewedl log building for church, near where
Esq Conner then resided, on the road between
Oak Hill and jackson Furnace. They called it
Horeb, after the mountain where Moses smote
the rock and brought forth water for his falnish-
ing people. | took up a corner Ofthis bu ildiug.
The house was raised and the cover put ON, and
u door sawn out that summer. In the fall floor
Of loose plank was laid. There had never been
school In that vicinity before, and the people,
both the Welsh and the old settlers, urged me to
take school for the " inter. The Welsh said
could have their new church for u school house,
and that they would have stove ready and the
house chunkcd and daubed. l made up my
school, and my article fixed the time when was
to commence When the time had nearly ar
rived, | discovered that tho house wouldnot be
ready. SO went and rented large wood stove
and had 1t hauled four miles OH sled, and COM
menced my school at the appointed time. To
keep out Some Of the cold pasted paper over
the cracks Inside, and hung up bed quilt to
close the door way, About the middle Of the
winter there were u few warm days, aud the
Welsh met and daubed the cracks and the bull
ance OF the term we were quite comfortable
At this school it Was surprising how fIst my
pupils did learn. 1t was like planting grain in
the virgin soil. Ny pupils had never been to
school, aud they did just us desired them. At
this school In Horcb church, Col. James Allen OF
Irunton learned his alphabet. SO did Capt. Day.
id j. Jenkins Of Jefferson township, and many
Others who have made good citizens and useful
members Of society.
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THE PROGRESS OF IRPEACHT-
NaENT.

When the committee had been appointed BY
the House. Bingham and Stephens proceeded to
the Senate and presented the charge Of impeach-
ment Then the articles of impeachment were
reported by the proper committee, and passed by
the House. Then the seven managers, followed
by the whole House, proceeded to the bar Of the
Senate, and presented and read The articles of i'm
parchment. II was said to be tho most solemn
and imposing scene ever witnessed in the coun-
try. The Senate then notified Chief Justice
Chase, and he appeared in his black Judicial
robes, and took the seat vacated by Vice Presi-
dent Wade. He took an oath, ~ the presiding
ohieer'of the grand Court of impeachment
Nien each Senator stepped up and severally
t8lae 40 odtIf, When Senator Wade was called,
objection was made to his taking the oath, on
account Of his being Interested, as the successor
OfMr. johnson After good deal of talk, the
objection was withdrawn, and Mr.. Wade was
sworn In.
The Senate, as Court Of Impeachment, then
adopted rules by which to be governed during
the trial. The Court then ordered Andrew
johnson to appear on Friday, March 10, 1868, to
which time the Senate, asa Court, adjourned.
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News of the Week.

Gen. Hancock has asked to be re-
lleSel from the command of tlle. Hnh Military
District.
1T is said that the nomination of
George B. Mcclellan as Minister to England, and
5. s. Cox as Minister to Austria, will not be con-
frlned by the Senate.
There is no talk of trouble on ac-
count of the impeachment Of Andy Johnson
IL he should be removed oil parties would feel
relief, and oil would be satisfied that the best
Interests OF the country would be promoted
thereby.
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Soar Flag is Still There"
TMURsDAY,mmNARCEE IL, 1865.
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subscription book until the subscription is paid,
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Presidential election. From that time on the
price VIII invariably be &15O per year, orat that
rate for any shorter time, and advance payments
required in all cases Of new subscribers.
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calequality have opened wide their doors, and
beckoned them to come and go up higher and
higher, there was neither shouting nor disorder,
nor even applause.
Justice walked among all Radicals, black and
white, in the Capitol, and bore naked aud sharp
sword in her hand, and was memorable of pur-
pose, and grave. Quietly the great multitude
emptied out of the House into the open air. A
with its climate. 1t was in the Capitol with its
p0tics--n all the Government with its politics
i'm all the South henceforward with It's politics,
to the salvation and perfection Of The Republic
and the good Of the world"
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In Bankruptcy,

Southern District of Ohio.
AZ jackson, the 25th day Of February, A. D.,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee OF George b. Walter
heuSe, Of jackson, G. II. In the County of Jack
son and State of Ohio, within said District who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Pc
unon, by the District Court of said District.
JAMES w. LONGBON
Assignee Of George B. Walterhouse.
Feb q GS-8w.
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ass Of himself. But his name does not appear.
Hc ought to be thankful. We guess We can tell
where he halls from. Thenext we expect to hear
from him is that he has gore over to the copper
sphere
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Legal Notice.

A NDERSON DOWELL, whose place of resi-
"A dence Is unknown, will take notice that
David w. Winfough, administrator of the estate
of Mickens Dowell deceased, on the Sth day of
February, A. ID. 1868, filed his petition In the
Probate Court within and for the county of
Jackson and State of Ohio, alleging that the per
sonal estate of said desedent is insufficient 10 nav
his debts and the charges of administering his
estate, that he died seized In fec simple Of the
following described real estate, situate In said
county, tO-wit:
The south half of the south west quarter of
the south west quarter of section number tw q
~, In township number seven ca of range num-
Der nineteen Q9l containing twenty-one acres,
more or less. Also lot number one On, In said
township and range, and being of the Scoto
Salt Reservation, containing 100 acres. more or
less, except 40 acres out Of the southerly part
thereof, more particularly described in deed
from Mathew Rider TO Jenkin Phillips, dated
September g. 1888, and recorded in Book 90 -
page i85, Records of Deeds for said county. TO
which reference Is made for more perfect de-
serlption; and excepting, also, fifteen acres out
of the eastery part of said lot No. /. more par
ticularly described In deed from Samuel Reed
to James Howe, dated December 2lst, A. d.,
1858 and recorded in Book IN, page $50 of said
Records, to which reference Is had for q more
perfect description of said fifteen acre tract
and that Rebecca Dowell, as widow of said de-
cedent, Is entitled to dover In said premises.
The prayer of said petition is for the assign
ment of dover to said Rebeeca Dowell, and for
a sale of said premises subject TO such dover
estate, for the payment Of the debts and charges
aforesaid.
Said petition win be for hearing on the 18th
day OF March, A. D., 1868 or as soon thereafter
as leave can be obtained
DAVID w. WINFOUGH,
Administrator OF Mickens Dowell, decd.
BY w. X. HASTINGS, his Atty.
Feb. 10, '6S-5W
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In Bankruptcy.

Southern District Of Ohio, IS.
At jackson, the 25th day of February, A. D. 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
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Franklin Township, In the county of jackson and
State Of Ohio, within said District, who las
been adJudged Bankrupt upon his own Petit
tlOn, by the District Court of said District,
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Notice.

T0SEPH ATEN, executor of Tiras J. Hanna
O George w. Reed, executor Of James Reed ;
Anna WOodaon, ADMINISTRATIVE Of George Wood
SOM George Gllllland, administrator of Martha
j. Martins Jacob Pumnlill, administrator OF
Mary L. Reed Joseph Rambo, administrator of
Abraham Rambo; John T.. Evans, administrator
of Evan j. Evans Jacob A. Sell, guardian Of
John w. Cissna; Benjamin NJ. Walker guardian
of the heirs Of John Ii. Ratcllh, deceased aud
Joseph Aten, guardian Of the heirs Of Hiram
VandivOrt, deceased have filed their accounts for
settlement In the Probate Court OF jackson
County, Ohio and the same viii be for hearing
ON the 3ist day Of March, A. d., 1868.
j. w. L0NGB0N
Marekl2, GS--5w Probate Judge,
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We, the undersigned, Treasurer and Auditor
OF Jac kson county, Ohio do hereby certify that
tile lOreg ding Statement is full and complete
Exhibit of the Condition OF the Treasury of
Jackson County, Ohio, on the last business day
of February, 1865, showing the exact amount of
money in the Treasury belonging to each partc-
ular Fund, together with all other securities.
Given under our hands officially, this 10Th day
of February, A. D., 1868.
A. W LONG, Treasurer I,,.,..on ca
L.A.ATKINSON, Auditory '"cNSon Oo'
March r. 'GS-3w
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
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FIRST
HALF YEARLY
= n a TE M 10 N II

ST "A n e M Il N II
Of the Treasurer and Auditor of
Jackson County, Ohio, for the
Half Year ending February 90,
1868, in compliance with an Act
passed April 5, 1859, to provide
"For the better Regulation of
the Receipts, Disbursement is
and Safe Keeping Of the Public
Revenue
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners for Jac ksOn
county, Ohio, will hereafter meet at jackson G.
H., Ohio, on the first Monday of every month,
and the third Monday of March, April MAY,
August, September and October, until 9th erwise
ordered. Applicants are required to furnish sat-
isfactory evidence of good moral character, and
and they will consult their own interest by being
In attendance punctually at 10 clock, A. NJ, on
these days Each applicant win be required by
law to pay the sum Of fifty cents each examina-
ton. BY order of B. of s. E. jackson Co. Ohio.
Aug22, 67-n JOHN G. STEVENSON. Clerk.
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Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed ad.
ministrator OF the estate of John Irwin. Sr.
late OF jackson county Ohio, deceased
Feb. q, 'GS-3w
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