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I'm Saturday Night October a. 1868, was
" stolen from the subscriber, living In Rowan
county, Kentucky, a dun mare four years old
last spring. She ls about 16hands high, lengthy
and round bodied, Her name is blush color,
and tall same color, but lighter colored towards
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Farm For Sale.

Farm for sale in Liberty township, of so acres,
under good Improvement, we'll watered, and tim
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One half cash, balance in one or two years. For
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ises. JACOB REASONER.
Oct H. 1S6s-tf
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Towne's maj,
Random ThOughts--.NO. AZ.
By THE EDITOR.

left Random Thoughts this week, until the
last thing for the paper, and now the printer
tells me that the paper Is full. SO must wait
until next week. Well, perhaps the reoder will
be the gamer. D.M.
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GALLIpOLIS NURSERY!

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graft, Peach, Plum, Cherry, Pears, Standard and
Dwarf, Ounce, Apricot. Nectarine Grape-vines,
Currants, GOOseberrles, BlOckberries, Raspber-
ries, Strawberries, Rhubarb Asparagus Roots,
and Usage Orange for Hedging. Also, a fine
collection of Roses, Dahlns Gladiousses, Trl-
tomas, and Greenhouse Plants Terms, Cash.
Orders will meet with prompt Attention.
q. N. PALMER & SON,
TSept 17-2ml GallipoliS Ohio.
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e9It is now decided that in Jackson
county, colored men have no rights
which Democrats are bound to respect.
Colored men should take notice of this
fact.
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Terms of Vol. Xxx, for 1869.

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ET-lIon. II. s. Bundy, Of our county, has been
appointed one of the Trustees of the New Luna
tic Ahylnm ht Athens.
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The Enlarged and Improved
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Progressive, Timely, Entertaining and Useful
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manilesing, more than ever before. the onward
and upward spirit of its Motto, EXCELSIOR, "
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PREPARE FOR WAR;!

'"In time ofpeace prepare for war;" is the old
adOge, and there is no sentence in the English
language more expressive, nor one that Is SO ap-
pllcable in innumerablS cases. Who Is so wise
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0GQLD MElAL,U

the highest Prize the Institute conlers
1t would seem as II this succession of trlumphs
should be sufficient TO convince every unpleju-
diced person OF the great superiority of the
FLORDNCE over all Others as Family Sewing
Machine.
A written warranty is given to the purchaser
that the Machine WILL DO ALL that Is clnmed
for 1t, and should 1t lail, 1t will be taken back,
and the MONEY REFUNDED.
Mars. -. n. MURRAY,
Portsmouth, Ohio,
Is the Special Agent for Jackson Scloto and
Pike counties, to whom all orders should DO nd
dressed Nov 10 '6S--f
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eSThe following was the vote for
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
at the October election:
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IAntEcI LADIES! LADIES THE PAT
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LippincOIt y InkeweH,
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are sole proprietom and manufacturers Of the
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lal, and necessary articles of uneQualed quality,
defying competition IN this trade. Commissions
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agents make e20 per day. Circulars sent free.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL
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THIS Is NO HuMDuG h InBy ..s,. sending IGg

stamp, with age, height, color of eyes and hair,
YOU win receive by return mail a correct picture
of your future husband or wife. with name and
date OF marriage. Address W. FOX, p, Q, Draw
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R ED JACKET Ak E.
COLRURN,S PATENT.
Patented july 8, 1867. Re-isSucd Auga'
lS, 1868.

Patented july 8, 1867 Re-isSucd august
l8, 1868.
Extracts from Letters and Reports OF the
working qualities Of the Axe.
l. Your Axe Is bound to be THE AXE.
ii. II will cut 20 per cent. better.
Ill My brother lost an arm In the war, but
with your Axe he can cut as well as any one else
can.
~. II could not get another, twenty-five
(32b) dollars would not hnv Il.
v 1t VIII cut hoop-poles better than any other
Axe,
vi, would not be without II for anything.
VII, The only objection Is It goes too far Into
the wood
VIII. Men who chop fora living universally
approve of II, &C., &c, ad in fnitgm.
For sal by Oll responsible dealers, In the
United States
LippinCOlt a. BnkeweII,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Manufacturers Of the RED JACKET AXES,
SAWS, SH0YElS aud SCOOPS, aud all appro-
we'd Shapes aud Styles of AXES. Sole owners
OF OOLHuRN's Patent.
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Notice to School Teachers.

The next quarterly examination of Teachers
in jackson county will commence on '
Monday, December SS, 1865.
Applicants for certificates must attend on the
first day. at 10 O'Clock, A. M, and on all the
subsequent four days of that week, at the same
hour. No person need apply unless qualified
No examinations will be had except at the regu-
lar quarterly examinations, and in no case, and
under no circumstances. will certificate be
granted. only at the regular examinations.
Oct % IS68 If
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Notice..

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to
n the undersigned win please call and settle
their accounts In part or In full as am in great
need Of money, owing 10 my continued III health.
July 2, '6G-0w 0, G. MILLER
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lob PRINTING Of all kinds. done at the
sB STANDARD OFFICE.
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BUSINESS MAN WANTED,

WTE want arst-clnss BUSINESS MAN or
w WOMAN In this county, to introduce our
lSeriRg Mdchines Address, for further particu-
lars, the WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Cleveland Ohio.
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Road Notice.

Oct. 22, 1868 -5w*
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
A Carefully Dressed Woman

Is indeed being "fearfully and WON
derfully" made. Consider the labor she
has performed, the time spent and the
material, its quantity, variety and shape,
that 10 csntersd upon her! Reflect how
many bones closely clasp her waist; the
multitude Of pins that flash and hold and
defend her; the uuenumerated hooks and
eyes that look out, catch hold and join to
give strength, shape and comliness to
hosts Of nameless things; the bands Of
steel that aaringly course about her; the
cords that give tautness and confidence
and supposed comfort; and the myriads Of
laccs and flowers and jewelry that orna-
ment and duish to the congress ofpretti.
ness. These are only little Of the un-
touched much. UnSophisticated human.
ity 10 simple pantaloons, think for mo
ment Of the marvellous complication Of a
carefully dressed woman, and wbilo you
think, both admire and tremble.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
4 Dsautifsl Sentiment.

Clasp ths hands nsskly over ths still
besast-they'vs 40 mere work 70 Dc
close the weary syes-thsy've no more
team 70 shed; part the dasp leets-thers's
no more pain 70 bsar. Clssed 10 the car
alike 10 loves kiud voice aad caluuay's q
singing whispers.
y, IL 10 that still heart you have ruth.
lsssly planted . thern--if ftoa Tia,
pleading eye you have earslessly turssa
swsy-if yssr lsviss glance asd kisaly
word ssd elaspiag haad have esns al ses
late. then God forgive yea. Ne ftsv,
gathers % The marble brow - ys1 eass
no seera curls the childish lip ls es.A
Of wousdsd fsslises mounts 70 tAe hlus.
veined temples.
God forgive ysu for year fses To-.
must shrink appalled, ffen deaths cold
river-yeur ALTERING tsse1s asks, ''eau
this b death?' Year fadisg eye lin.
gers lovingly On The ssnsy earth. Your
clauny hands yield their last feeble dut
Ter.
y. rapacious grave! ycs another victim
for thy voiceless sleepersi No warm
welcome from q sisters loving lipsl No
throb Of pleasure from the maternal be.
som.
q, If these broken limbs we're never
gathersd up-if beyond deaths swelling
food there were no eternal ehors-if for
tho struggling bark there were no port Of
peaee-if athwart that lowering cloud
Sprane no bright bow Of promise
"Aial for man, II this bs oil,
~ man 0ht havonA. aarfh -
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
The Uses Of AdverSity.

You wear out your clothes.
You are not troubled with visitors.
You are exoneratsd from making calls.
Dorss do not bore you.
Tax gstherers hurry past your door.
No one thinks Of presenting you with
q testimonial.
Imposters know tits Of no use to bleed
you.
You practice temperance.
You swallow infinitely less poison than
others.
Flatterers do not shoot their rubbish
into your ears.
You have saved many . debt, many q
deception, many o headache.
And lastly, il you have true friend
in the world, you are sure, in very short
space Of time, to know it Punch.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Tho Mitchell County. Town. Press say,

The Mitchell County, Iowa, Press says
William Penny, Of Stacsyville, Iowa, has
. sheep, now about year old, which hes
two wellsds6ncd mouths, the extra one
being in the face, just under the right car
This extra month 10 quite small but well
defined, with complete jaws, and has two
little teeth, perfect in every respect, in it,
lower jaw. There 10 natural passage
from this mouth to the throat. Mr.. Pen
ny informs rs that the animal 10 we'll. and
grows a. we'll as any In the flock, and il
like any other lamb, with the exception
Of the extra mouth.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

A committee Of citizens Of Shanghai,
Illinois, report that moro than $4,000
worth Of property was destroyed BY the
late tornado there, and they appeal for
aid for those who have been reduced to
utter destitutiou, aud are, besides, suffer.
ing from wounds received by the fall Of
buildings. Two persons were killed out.
right; two others have since died three
are mortally injured; four are danger
ously hurt; twsnty.six received severe
wounds, and the names Of twenty.fous
others are given, whose injuries are only
slight.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

A naa named Brows, o. his arst jssr.
asy per coach. not long age, worried tAa
driver, beside when 10 sat With iaess.
east ehildish questions about every thiss
on the road. Al last hs sss his quietus
thus:
nrivsr-Thsrs's hesn q woman lying
in tAa. house mere than . month, and
they Aasss's hsriea Ase yet
Rrssa-Nss buried her yeti Fray,
tell ne wAy Hssr
ptsvsr-Rseauss che isn't dead,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

Thad. Stevens has just had the pleas.
IRE Of witnessing . spectacle which he
was once anxious to behold. On the I'd
Of March. when impeachment was intro.
ducsd to the House, he cried, (raisiug bis
skinny finger over his head and pointing
toward the Seuato,) "let me see tho re-
ersant who dares to tread back upon his
steps and vote upon the ether side. Point
me out one who darcs do il, and you show
nc one who darss to DO regarded as infa.
NOUS by posterity."
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

A young Indian girl, who had ouri-
susly watched the process Of marking tue
barrel heads 10 Aouriug mill in Winoua,
Mins., stsls in one day, and taking pos.
session Of the stencils, ornamsntsd her
blankets with the words, "Elsworth's .
Choice" asd pavsdsd ths streets in great
dAighi, bss to the disgust Of Mr.. Ellis
worth, Who is bachelor and has made
10 such cheiss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

Il would not give much for young mans
chance Of minencs whose pillow 10 never
vet With tears at the thought Of difficult.
les to be overcome. Aud beside, to minds
Of tho highest order, there 10 . strong
faciuation in the prospect Of hardship and
difficulty; they like life tho better for ito
struggles and its perils-James Walker.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

Al eseAanss tells sf . Beautiful, ami.
akls. fascinating aad immensely wealthy
yesas lady in . village in tho country,
she carefully eonesals the knowledge Of
her vesl,h, vears cheap clothes, aud
works 10 millinery shop, waiting for 40
interesting young man 10 wso and win
her for "herself alons."' There will not
be milliner len 10 that town in three
months,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
AdministrAtOr,s N Notice.

NOTICE ID hereby given that letters Of admin.
IN istration were granted to the sndsrsigned
on the estate Of Hiram French deceased, on ths
l4th day Of Nay, 1858, By the Cisrk Of ths
County Court Of Lincoln county. Missouri. All
psssons having elsims sgsinst ssid estate are r.
quirsd to exhibit them &c The administrator fol
allowance within one year from the date Of said
letters, or they msy b. prscluded from any bsneAt
Of said estate, aad II not exhibited within two
years from tie date Of said letters they will bs
forever baPrsd.
nsysl MI lvp1 CIV. MARTIN, sao'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

Iustsad Of ''Old Grimes" being dead,
II tusps sst nsv that it il Old Impsaeh.
nsst;" Who died Of hard driving and
fsigAt st .Dea Wads.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
Stephenson House,
WRIGHT City.

THIS HOUSE has recently opened for the &C Z.
esmmodatiOn Of the travelling public. The
house Is now, we'll furnished, and every attention
given to its ratrons to make it pleasant to trave.
the hack to Troy. A share Of public patronage
10 respectfully solicited. fJan 2, 1867, nj
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

Columbia City, Indiana, elected the
whole Democratic ticket recently by on
average majority Of 43-a gain Of 35
over the election gear ago.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

In the Iowa State prison are 175 men
and one woman. The woman Is 20 years
old, and was imprisoned for life for mur.
der Of her husband, Eve years ago. The
youngest convict is q boy Of 12 years.
Of the IT'S men, 12l are bachelors, and
33 are under 81 years old.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04
FinaI settlement.

NOTICE Il hereby given 70 oil persons inter
~ sstsd that the undsnignsd, Administrator Q
the estate Of Edward Haislip DECEASED, vii
make . hnsl settlement Of his sdministretion .
said estate st the next August term ofthe LineolI
Monday, thsieth day Of August, 1868.
J. h. ALLEN, Admir- Do bsnus non.
msy1l n2l tW
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-06-04

NOTICE 10 hereby give. that letters Of admin.
istrstion were granted to the undsrsignsd on the
day Of May, 1858, BY the Clerk Of the Ceqnty
Court Of Lincoln county. Missouri. An pssSsns
having claims against said estate ass ssq1irSd 10
exhibit then 70 the administrator for allowance
within one year from the date Of said letters, er
they may be prscludsd. from any benefit Of ssid
estate. and II not exhibited within TIVE ysars
from hs date Of ssid Letters they will bs forever
barred. OTIS YR1DERICK 000DRICH,
nay 10 n2o Aw1 Adniaistyatssa.
Blank NOTES
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yIoVssxBBPgRs suPPLIED-AND TAN PAY III
the week renih tor carpets oir <Jths turhipire.
ssdsIns &c. 81 ssSUAi.L . cv.'a. $rssr csnsisaA
Dudson suseta
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T,rourB AvBruK PsorKarY ron SALE sRnAr.-
~ Two four s.ory bswa stsss aeusss. win sserss
s,ssaSsr as uoU xbAUND n. MAnrfNs.
sis.h s~ensie eorsax " fairy -esssst strsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

TosRPH HE0ENAN &Cp.
81 MONDAY, MARCH 4 AT 10 A. NJ. AT
FIRST place, between Csut and Cnton streets HoufA
Brookiyn han Furniture, good new-Elegant
rose marble top CaHmvsw let, d., irnmsd
" walnut: rAror Suts sxravinss Ckrvlno
Autographs, Mahogany Sssrr,a Bsskea.s. haitrcssss,
bolslsrs and rl.oeN Beddiay silver PLted nara Cue
Osss China Ref tgsratsr nnd Kitchoa utens Aiso
suurs Fix Throughout tho
BRUSSELS CArpsts and % " oths.
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DoUGH, pOR STARCH OK PAsrR OR FOR Du1
H. fsed.-JOH> H. DRAPER d Oh will sell on Sasur.
Is eeleck at store 81 King street .1on, Wy barsis
beng remains OF . quantity oil 0AerA a0ur
by the recent IRE at II put ny go
barrels oonvsasnt haudkng aad wl be 81 up In sa~4
CuAp visa
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ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE, WITH ALE
"A the modern Improvements on III I'd si Get Pros
will 10 sold by COLE Au tiouesr At the CouS
cisl EIenxpge, Sc uion street, oskyn thurs
day. March s. AZ IL O'Clock VI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

EOa siLs--rrvR NEW COrTAos HOUSES IN
Quincy half becs above Lsfsrts Para II Lots
- AHssas svsuos. liss Los iiansa.k
and nAssy streets; LotsSu Thrsop avenss sad uiessy
p1ssa Appu 81 ~ BresAwas roam a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

A COTTON sALK-AT sii HUDSON STREET, hEtn
"a sprag -CAAPB II. o.. Anctioasers. cam.:
bell DR., saesman soils this day. commencing at IVY
ocek entire >ssk Of sArdsli Au IN. Wholesale manss
faetnrers and dealers Aasas and furnish.
Stove. Ranges Portable ,s.ssrs va oas styles and s"S
All kads sntnslsi hoi ow Ware Kisnea art clss great
variety Pa.a rans coffee fot< 90 fitehsfs co.iere
Trays lea Table spoons 10 d0xen Tea Coffee Oani>cr
knisss Forks, irons a. Must said regard o oosk
Families want OF taese Indispensable articles will 10
wei - attend thA sAe house esper dealers and buyers
iavi,ed.
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A u9rIoN NorI0K.-A RARE oPP0RfUSTTY FOE

A DMINI>TRATuR5 SALk-BkNJ. p. TIIRCHILD
~ Auctioneer lin Monday March a 1854 1t 10 A. NJ
1856 second street Coupe oneS
Coach. Rockzway, SINGLE and double liar RobesI
Biankets StsLle FAtares 1c BY orasr Of the Adaiai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

FACTORY TO LrT.-NOa. 41 AND AT WEST TWIN
i tyniGhth street be ween Ninth and Tenth avenues,
with boiler the shtfIIng 10 and convsn
cut; 1T FOR alnssst trade: rest low Inquire ~
hANI NAM Z STEiNE -. s. Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

DY N. DOUaHrY. AucTIONEER-rnfs DAY, SArI
ID urIav, Mt lUx O'clock NJ tho s.l,sreom ~ Nassau
street. between fulton aud John stress, large And els
gant ment Of aad aecand haat Furniture con
sistna OF ROSEWOOD VA nat aud mhoSsny Parlor Cham.
Der and Dinay Room SUITS; Realistically Bureaus, Waah
snds Tables hairs, Lounges Sofas sc tho whole " -
.0ld Without reserve and worthy OF atteArOn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

BARCLAY cuAMRERs srRERTs-To LKr. THE
ID well lighted ats Of rtsrs IA Barclay street. near
Broadwny capital location china glass or other trade
also the three upper lots OF l63 chambers
kIudson posssssOa of second loft oace Apply JAS
PRICE 200 hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-29

At 7,s THIRD AvENUR-A vRRY FINE THREE
"A story hgh step House on East assa street; ono
s0th: do. 5Oth; do. Sad de Sith; on
kh sd TIA. 7sts l0th, l2th and lz4.h streets I'd 81
Aud Laai ngtou avenueS JAMES ROWE.