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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisements of CoE' s. DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper
This truly Valuable Medicine s recommended
byaAn who use It. Read the certificates fn-''
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specfaIOrdeI. No. 1. Z

HEApQgARrERs GRANT GUAkDs,(
.''l '' jackson o.. Sept. IA, '68. :
Owing to tile resignation OF Capt. Isaac II.
Moore 'cohhiahding Co. L. of Lick township,
and the promotion Of 1st Lieut. George Pugh, OF
same company, TO Major the vacancies are filled
by the following appointments;
Capt--Vincent Radcliif.
LIST Leut.--Joseph II. Wilson.
I'd ieutL1shephard stephehsoh.
BY order Of
AL. "A, CARR, Col. CoM'Da.
A. D. CR0SsLAND, Adjt SlElf{
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ThE GRANT GINS was addressed on
h1Haay-night- -by. 5anes Tripp. fhe meeting
was HQtfas ,lAfgsl ss 4 should hsveb been. Mr..
Trip poured hot shot into the rebel ranks for
7an'hodf ana = half /. T. MonRhAn Interrupts
the speakers, At nearly all our meetlAgs,o On
Monday night be cassed and swore, and called
the ladies and gentlemen present, did fools
sReh.h DenocratIe deeeney. -. -. -
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sLAkDFoR SAIE.-Four hundred acres
of land m section I6, sit jackson township, for
sale on reasonable terms. Title good For fur
ther particulars ihquireat the STANDARD office.
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DEMoREsr's MoNrHLr.-This Maga

zine well deserYes its great and Increasing pat
rOna4 u sechlzsHegk % I mAn pesd not bo
afra AlfodpcIak ksAntO bis hbaHsa Though
fashlenAHIs rs not frivolous. onthe contrary,
1t iasall Ofsannd ssnao, uSefullinfOrmalloN' and
vlgoroas, nlzhhtOhsd thOught There ID more
for the moffey thSn ID a1y other two Magazines
and the qukiitYis as good as the Quaptity is gen.
erous. surprisssEoa wife, slsteriOr daughter,
with years subscription, asa birthday, Thanks
giviag-os Christmas gin. Il will, pay wen for
the inYestaeaEs ". Jennings DemOrest, 47S
Broadway, n. 7. .ss.Ooper year. I "a g
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!, lands Lying II Jackson COUNTY

together with all the buildings and sppurten-
ances thereon. -E
Said sale to be in oil respects in conformity
with the law regulating sales upon execution.
Es g Y j. w COLLINS, +
Sept 10, 6S-6w # Receiver.
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0i.lIei q, = csg;, ~, = A.0aitsa SIDE. s.lA.C

Disfv7ct CbVrf of As Gaited Stdht, 86tl ~ D.
frict Of 0Aios ---.------.---. 80
4 n the matter Oftheappl BlosesBurn.
y berger, a Bankrupt, for q final discharge. -
Pursuant 70 an order Of said Court 10 mc direct.
ed, notice s hereby given % 81 the creditors Of
jackson and State Of Ohio, 10 appear bef0rsms,
at my Office In Merchants Block, Second street,
between Market and Court sts pbrtsmouth,
Ohio. on the .S0th day Of septemhersAo 1854,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and show cause. II any
they have, why discharge should uotbe grant.
ed said Bankrupt, Aud said creditors are fur.
ther notified that The Third meeting or creditors,
for the purposes provided IN, tlIe 2ath1 section
time and place, O} .flgaqa ia ysds
ELIJAH GLOVER, Register
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Probate. 1Notice.

JOSEPH WHALEY, executor Of Abner Mha-
% ley jackson Gillihnd, administrator Of Ma
than Gilliland Bepjamin Branscomb, aduinis-
traitor Of Hezeklah Shepard Thomas Graham,
administrator of Joseph Graham Mary Erwin,
administratrlx Of Robert Eryinj j. H. Bum,
guardian Of Winfield and Faulkner Mercer =
Isaac j.. White, guardian of bis children and
Zilpha SalniOns, guardian of her children, have
Court Of jackson County. Ohio, and tho same
A. D., 1868. f.l-.'..'., \
], w., ,LoNGBoN,
Sept 8, '6s-sw g.io Probate Judge.
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Il l.. JONES, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- JACKSON, Ono Ofice--on Main Street,
near the Gibson House, OF the Office formerly
occupied by X. c. Hoffman As law Office.
May IA, '6S--U ltatffr...I t.aH H
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Il sou wants Beautiful Complexion,
Fair Skin; If you desire to have all Irritating
and distressing eruptous and eaiansous diseases
cured without Iailf 20 70 any itnggist and ask
for Psfnefis Lotion. = C'olim5us, (ad,) pemOcrat,
July II, 1866. @,
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A IL persons knowing themselves indebted to
"A the undersigned Will please call and settle
their accounts In part or 10 full as am in great
need of money, owing to my continued Ill health.
July 2'ea -0w o.C. MILLER.
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Itch! Itch! Itch !!

Itch! Itch! Itch
q Soa4 TcGl scRATcHN scRtTcal!t
in from 10 to 4S hours.
A7'ON1S S0fNTJfIgNTcuTes TiIE Irei
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures SALT RHgUM
WHEA T0N'S OINTMENT cures TErTgk.
WIfEh TON'S OINTMENT cures BARgERs, IrcH
'WIEA TONS OINTMENT cures oLD SOEEs.
RLiEAT0N,S 0iNTNEN1' cures EVERY KIND
rgn of Humor like Magic.
Price 90 cents per box by mall, 90 cents. Ad.
dress WEEKS & POTTER. No. 10 Washington
Street. Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
0ct 8, S,'67--y.
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THg following persons received from

81 ~ ~ r n 77-=-' --I-7,ITT
the School Examiners, last week, certificates for
1s months. George W. Fry, Randall II. Russell,
Thomas 7. Jones, Francis NJ. Jacobs, Emma
Ford ADD Amos r. West. For 70 months,
johnson A. Whlte,s David Miller, W.uHs Pierce,
Josh1atA. scutlock. A. j. Evans and William
,. Datg. For 8 months, John @. Smart and
SamuellW. McClung. n lnaraLI
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For a Club Of One Hundred, and
$1,000.

so Yards Shs,iHg Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants
and Vest Pattern, extra quality, Engraved Sill
yer Plated Six Bottled Revolving Castor, with
Cut Glass Bottles, Pair Splendid Rose Blankets,
Splendid Engraved Silver Plated Tea Set. (three
pieces, Sugar Bowl, Tea Pot and Creamery Sill
yer Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool Long
Shawl, Twenty-Five Yards Hemp Carpeting,
Splendid Violin and Bow English Barage Shawl,
Splendid Alpaca Dress Pattern, Silver Hunting
Cased Watch Splendid Bible wish Elegant Steel
Engravings. Family Record and Photograph
Page, Popln Dress Pattern, Engraved Silver
Plated Ice Pitcher, Splendid Beaver Cloak Pat
did Beaver Cloak Pattern, Sharps Revolver,
Splendid AoeOFdean; Music Box, One Pair Fine
Damdsk Table Covers with One Dozen Dinner
Napkins to match.
COMMISSIONS ror LAtenk cIudps ir Pnoronrror.
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REnGIous NoToEs@-ReN.9 j. b.
sLAckst Missionary for Ohio. viii preach in the
BAPTIST: Church Wednesday night G6th.) at Z
U'clocks Come at the ringing of the School
House BELL Glso
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Bssyesn very hot sta hstV Fains baye f6Ised
s,thse t!eAuis gf4s thahanks
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Notice in Partition, !

TOHN NJ. QUICKLE, Eliza Ann QuieklA,~r
sbiWilliam A. Quiekle and Drusllla Quickle,
of jackson county, Ohio will take notice that q
petition was fled against them on the 22ddsy Of
August, A. D., 1a6s, in the Court OF Comhon
Pleas, within and for the county OF Jackson, by
George w. Qnickle, and is now pend ing where.
In the said George w. Quickle demands partition
Of the following real estate, to-wit:
y The north west quarter OF the eisonth east quar-
ter, and the north cas- quarter of the south vest
quarter, Of section number fifteen, township
number eight, of range number seventeen, OF
the lands subject to sale at Chillicothe Ohio and
that, at the next term of said Court, the said
George W. Quickle willapply for an order that
partition may be made OF said premises.
i Dated this 27th day of August a, D. 1868.
GEORGE W, QuICKLR.,
4e(6w1 n 8f By D.gMAcKLEY, bis Att'y.D
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,splhE SEiSp4Rl Il now the only paper
printed II 55k jackson qcaoAtnty.o wifi Sc sent to
subscribers udtfi eater the Presidential election
,efoE % smtsu q u .syoT ,1sIsg lIbW
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.gyfAiFSYEHT, Portatpeutb, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacernen of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods " Notions,
on terms the most taxaFpble. sqldff lyl
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TOBACCO. ANTlDOTE,
9. I'd Half - early
ST "A T 3 NJ b MT

OF the TREASURER and AUDITOR Of Jack
" son County, Ohio. for the half wear ending
August ST. 1868. in compliance with an act pass
ed April 8, 1859 to provide for the better reg
ulation of the Receipts, Disbursements and safe
keeping Of the Public Revenue.
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SoME months agoIwe spoke, of John
liBldssbafgef of Madison township, who Is oyel
'ons hbddfSd years DID, ne was At The .Repub-
liean meetuEa this placstWo weeks ago. He
.swasibrVught 10 n buggy, by his son. He will
vote for Grant SJsA ~ faH ~ 'Nl abit1J
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,M,lCJ GRAHAM always keeps up with
the lihesand the seasons In addition to stoves,
gratea fruit cans, and aI,khds of tlnware, he is
now prcparcd to furn lsh everything necessary to
inakIp sorghum molasses, Give him call,
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N 9WiE'notice by the last number of the
Hancock Je6ersoaian, that E. G, ,,De Wolfe ESQ.,,
lfoFmerlsicf the wayerly Rsaabiicah has taken
editorial charge of the Jc6sesosids, He will
make ita good paper. .,la,sI5
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New ApyERTIskNENTs.===Weha have 50
many new advertisements this week, and our
spacelEs lltalISh, ,llthGt NeI bESsia6 room to
gYSs lit Of4eP. sBpt re4a them. n 81
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Agents win please take notice of this. Do not
send names, but nufnber your clubs from one
upwards. Make your letters short and plain as
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Receivers Sale
Of
LIMESTONE FURNACE.

DuRsUANT to an.order Of sale to me direct
4 ed from the Court Of Common Pleas for
Jackson county, Ohio, made Al the February
term Of said Court, A. D., 1863 VIII offer for
sale at Limestone Furnace, Bloomfield Town
ship, jackson County. ohio;On. I .e0
T thursday, October 20, AID. 1868,
at one O'Clock. P. NJ, all the fdafestate Of Lime.
stone Furnace Company, described as follows :
Lands Lying in Galha County, Ohio:
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y .E,.,fE0tmay, !, talk about. yqgfBig stores,
yourauew stores, and your cashstofes but the
people believe in Orange Furnace Store That
Store can always be found ready for business,
one and two doors below the Bahk, on Ma in St.
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: BALDRIDGE, CTossLAND 6 Co., al
ways DO a1arge business on public days. They
Nill have big thing Of II this week. First there
.swill be the great Vallandlgham raid, and then
the show. Now; all men, tand boys too,) like
to have > decent suit IN q crowd. So when you
come etostown thisgweek. drop in, and be sGitsd.
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" ltAlLL n iAFl "a ~ bLB ltA
CAsH.-The highest market price in
cash. paid foriyhsat and oats pnd goods f0Id as
low as the lowfst, BY Sutherland Il Adams.
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ltECsIDHkoN Evrilesstosus US flomgRich-
mendale, Rops cPuptgstht . Republican meet
ing Was fnotbed, and rotten eggs thrown at the
speakers, IN thet psee. This shows Democratic
love of free. speech. Ross county is as dark a
hnla "a Terah lN--l-LHLl WIT
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81 f6bioAi. No1IdR. -Dr. Cone may be

consulted as sfolloyss YE ri N
In HGMDKs, 1T the Jackson House, on Thurs
days and Fridays, May 21 and % ,.,lJnnH 25 and
2G;l July 30 and 81; Sept. and 4; Oct.-S and
o. Nov IL and 18 Dec II and Is.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on saturddys
and Sundays, May 40 and "a; June 27 and 28 ;
August and 2; Sept. 8 and g.; Oct. 10 and Ii /;
NOV. IA and 1bs Dec. 10 and 90
b Dr. Gone cures Latyngits Bronchitis Asthma,
scrofdla Enlarged Tonsils, Diseases Of the Heart,
Livero Kidneys, skin,a Nerves, all Diseases
Peculiar to Females; and all varieties OF
chronic and pstitutIonal affections, All persons
in delicate health viii And It to thsirinterest to
consult him, as be charges nothing for an exam
nation. Cash for medicines. ,sNh
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ol6isDIsfRFCT Court meets in this place
Ehaga va ragadgsna ~ arlaslT hHos1af .s9fil8
IstoTpay 1uFedaysso ssrslq l,iW 9nil mo OF
.xGORK and ShsarECapt. Jones on next
Monday night. ~
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r. g, HpEEN4N ESQ, Of Stepbenville,
was in town las. week He is-gOing to locate in
Topeka, KANSAS Hd wili go there IN December.
Nay success. attend him. hea'sget "
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IoBl PRINTING of all kinds done at the
- LOO qAa STANDARD OFFICE.
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svz5 FHE RpEtsm ApNblcan aaya lhat
-sMahskRu Cantet 4t NAT hlehro1 Fui4hee,
'.1ls4Rijjsss9sfssA illAs ny gplsss shIld.
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For a Club risky, ana ed. 90,

One Of the following articles. 40 yards Eieeting
Harris Cloth PANS and Vest Pattern, Pair Hon
eycomb Quilts. Cylinder Watch. Double Barrel
Rifle Pistol Fancy Cashmere Drees Pattern,
Thibet Shawl, Three Yards Double width Water.
proof Cloaking. -Four Yards Wool Frocking. Set
Of Lace Curtains, Ladies' Double Wool Shawl,
Silver Plated Card Basket, Splendid Engraved
ellver Plated Ice Pitcher Engraved Silver Plated
Teapot, 100-pjcture Turkey Morocco Photograph
Album, Lancaster Quilt. Alpaca Dress Pattern,
Engraved Silver Plated six-bottled Revolving
Castor, Pair Gents Calf BOots. Splendid Bslmo-
raj Skirt, Set of Ivory Handled Knives with
Silver Plated Forks, Rosewood Frame Brass
Alarm Clock, Pair Of all Wool Blankets Splen-
did Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol, Ladies splen-
did Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol, Ladies'
Splendid Morocco Travelling Bag, Pair of AL.
hambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print or q Mar
sailles Quilt.
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m ~ MERCHANTS, FARMERs, MECHANICS
AND CiERks.AIt may safely be said that in
40 Institution Of Learning Is there so much use-
ful Information obtained in SO short a time, aud
at such trihing expense, as tie. w. sMITH's
Business College, Portsmouth, Ohio. You learn
there Business Penmanship and Bookkeeping
ofevery description, viz: Retail Wholesale,
Individual, Partnership, Compound Company,
Commission, Railroad, Banking, steamboatlng,
Furnace Business. Commercial letter Writing,
aud Business Arithmetlc,q thus fitting you to
keep your own books, and also to obtain profit
able situations. The, CityOf Portsmouth Is one
Of the healthlest, and possesses as good sanitary
regulations as any in Ohio There re uumer-
ous Hotels and first class private boarding
houses, whose prOprietors vie with each other
ID making guests comfortable and happy. Now
sthe.time to commence. Can At the College or
Address rs Z. W. SMrn, Principal. q
Sept. 1O12w.. e4 eflI@l|
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We, the undersigned, Treasurer and Auditor
of jackson county, Ohio, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement is full and complete
Exhibit Of the Condition of the Treasury Of
jackson County, Ohio. on the last business day
of August 1868, showing the exact amount Of
money in the Treasury belonging TO each partie-
ular Fund, together with oil other securities.
Given under our handle officially, this 31st day
of August A. lD., 1853. ~ Ci "a z - n n
n fA.W. LONG, Tfeasufer,t 1a.L.o, Co
L.A.ATKlNsoN, Auditor5 'ScASon Oo'
Sept IL, bS--Bw. t,
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What SCENTS NTarve Ious AnIidOte
10 Disease.
Whichs for TWENTY YEARs;ghas been winnlng
golden opinions from all sorts Of people under
the name of HosTETTERs STOMACH BIT.
TERs2
It IL an Infusion OF the most excellent tonic,
anti-bhious. autiscorbutIc and Alternative herbs,
roots and Ghrks, in the purified ssplFltuOus es-
sence Of Rye, ,,itt,, y
Hacv HOW, DOES IT OPERATEp
This question may be briefly answered as fol-
lows. II operateg
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Thursday and and Friday October
.a.5s LIST and I'd, ol868sam Bio

tsET ltsy i2irfas rot .hGsd7oqqc1
VVHE MANAGERS OF THE soCIETY ASSURE
Il the public that ample arrangements are
made for the safe keeping and ACCOMMODATIONS
Of all live stock, and articles intended for exhI.
biti0n. '7pt ''" ''9o"NN t't-1
Liberal Cash Premiums win be paid, as aSstd.
ed, on everything that is grown produced, or
brought TO be Of use, by the ingenuity Of man
or woman. Attention Is called to the revised
Premium List, Rules and Regulstibns,l which
will be ready for distrihHtlon, in . few dsyag9n
An address on Agriculture, the usefulness and
management Of Falr1, win be delivered on Fri
day at ii O'Clock, A. NJ, by "a able fFieaG Of
the cause.
Good martial music is secured fof The occasion.
Good water and refreshments ln abundance, viii
be on the grounds. FHhi Vows tD9hs u
BY order of managefH. ,5 .,..,,,,,
'''T7 ~ GEO. W. BROWN, President
]. A. SELI4 See'y. .st dAugG77 i6Sc-sws
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TERMS TO AGENTS.

Certificates giving complete description Of
articles 70 be sold for one dollar will be sold st
the rate Of TEN CENTS EACH.
For "A Club Of Thirty. and $500,
The person sending it can have their choice Of
the following articles as their commission: 20
gards cotton doth Harris Cloth Pants. Pattern.
Splendid Bowie Knife, Lancaster Quilt Engraved
Silver Spoon Holder, Pair Ladies' extra qnalitv
Cloth Boots, Print Dress Pattern, Worsted
Breakfast Shawl, White Linen Table Cloth, set
Of steel bJaded Knives and Forks set Of Silver
Plated Forks Embossed Table Spread Elegant
Engraved Silver Plated Gold Lined Goblet, Violin
and Bow Fancy Dress Pattern, Elegant Silk
Beaded Parasol OO-picture Morocco Photo
graph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Spangled
silk Fan. One dozen large size Linen Towels
Fancy Balmoral Skirt Ladies' Morocco Shop
ping Bag. Honeyeomb Quilt, AIhambra Quilt
Ladies' Solid Gold California Diamond Ring
Gents Plain or Engraved Gold Ring. (1g carets
fine Ladies' Solid Black Walnut Writing Desk,
Ladies' Fancy Black Walnut Work Box. Cottage
Clock, Ono dozen Ladies' Linen Handkerchief,
extra quality. or One Dozen Gents Linen Hand
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Andlas aP PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND
LIFE under all depressing and devitallzlng in
fuences 7'NHo
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs is the
only tonic In existence, based upon spiTituous
medicine, that is soLUTELT PURE, ,srt
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LOCGL MATTERS.

. .2h00GlEKrAr 81 Gssg5liS5 injthe
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper Is made up on Tues
3 Wy eVenlnRah gn lNhl liinili4 hnE nna W
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IOD h Ilai Com j. "a Jackson Ea%ECgo Count, q
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" Bonds, Notes, Securities, Se.i d
Certificate of Stock in scloto q Hook oy9
ing Valley R. R. - ....l. .s1OO, 600 %
J. Trips Receipt for ]. Westfall's e1
Note Balance 10 Judgment. y. ...3i 22S7 76
Newell Braley & VIM. Radcliff's note ia 90
Cassells Notes. ...!............. 1922 "a
James FL. & VIM. Qualls note 1900. IS 90
~ : AZ "a
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baltimore Cattle market.
THURSDAY, Decem ber a, 1856


BRRF CATTnE.-The offerings at the
Scales during. the past week amounted
to 1885 head, against 20S3 last week. OF
the number offered 221 head came from
Virginia, GA from Ohio, 169 from Ten
nessee, and 102 from West Virginia,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad /;
"A from Virginia and IL from Maryland
on foot, and 43 from Maryland and
% from Virginia by boat. OF the
receipts 51l head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, IL sold to
Washington butchers, IA to farmers for
grazing, 200 to spectators for other
markets, about 300 were reshipped to
the East without being offered here,
and the balance left over unsold.-
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
Cows and Scalawags at 81 00a4 so; or
dinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
81 5Oa5 so; fair to good Stock Cattle
81 75a5 so; fair quality Beeves S6 50a7 90;
and the very best Beeves 81 OOaS 25 per
100 tbs., the average price being about
So rs gross. The market was very dull
and prices about 25 cts per 100 lbs,
lower.
SHEEp-The market has been fully
supplied during the past week, but
chiefly OF very common Sheep, for
which there is scarcely any demand,
while good and extra Sheep command
full rates. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Fair to good Sheep at 4a517c per
lb. gross, and extra aishade higher.
Hoes.-The supply this week has
been light, and demand limited. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Fair to good
fat Hogs $I2 5Oa13 90 per 100 lbs net.
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ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO, Dec. 80.

........ ........ ...... CHICAGO Dec. 3U.
The DunleiLh and Dubuque Railroad
bridge across the Mississippi was tested
yesterday, In the presence of several
engineers and railroad men. The de-
Election beneath the weight of five loco
motives, Weighing $50 tons, was about
Two inches. The bridge was opened to
traffic on the 22d inst. .. -.au5sr
d. George Francis Train'was enthusiastic
cally welcomed to Omaha yesterday by
the Feuians. The citizens give him a
reception TO night at the Academy of
Music. . ..l.
John Fogerty, drunken Irish labor
er living near Cicero, suburb of Chi.
cago, yesterday morning beat his wife
so severely with an iron instrument
that she was dead before the neighbors
arrived. The Coroner's jury returned
verdict OF willful murder against FO-
gerty, who was simmediately arrested.
Yesterday noon. John Ryan, a Ger
man, while warming his dinner in a
tin pail, fell into tank of boiling wa
ter at the Union stock yards, and was
terribly scaldeCi before extricated. His
injuries were not fatal.
1t has been proved in Court that the
late Mrs. Augustus N. Dickens left real
and personal property worth $3, 800. An
acquaintance OF Charles Dickens in this
city, says that Mr.. Dickens brother fed
from England with the lately deceased
woman, deserting his wife, whom the
novelist supported comfortably.
Archbishop Kendrick, of ST. Louis, Is
visiting Bishop Dugun, of this city, whO
is unwell. .',t.- -...s G. t..
During the last year there wsre 35s
fires in this city, entailing total loss
of g, 1854 .785. II costs $500, 600 year to
run the Fire Department. Last year
the police of this city made 22,7S7 ar
rests. The property stolen amounted
to S275. 900, Of which Sl9s,2l6 was recov-
cred. About s143, 900 were levied in
fines. The expense of the Police De-
partment year Is $3.50, 900 year.
Yesterday three stores were destroyed
by fire in Lacon, Illinois, and this
morning hotel, drug store, and one
dwelling were also burned. The loss is
heavy, but is covered by insurance. SsSs
The Illinois Canal and River Conven-
ton met in Peoria this morning. Hon.
J. C. Dore, of Chicago, was elected
chairman.