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TIIIi OlnGaaIARn.

The March number Of this notorious rebel Mag
Ogne, has been received. As usual, 1t is filled
with treason, State sovereignty slavery, rcbell-
ion assassination &c. 1t is the only Democrat
ic Magazine in the country.
To show that we do not misrepresent the Dem
ocratc party as shadoYed forth in this Its on
ly Magazine, we make few extracts from tho
Old Guard
'The Senate e bill to remove disabilities to re.
construction would have better served he purpose
Of ellectually renewing all such disabilities by
voting some hundred haAers for Congress"
colbert J. Beebe, Esq, the very able editor
Of the banner Of LibertJ referring to the rev0-
lutionary and despotic acts of Congress, says:
Think Of your necks gentlemen! Remember
the fate OF the RObespierres. DanIOns and Mar
ats!' single pound of such brave words is
worth more than even ton Of argument In deal
ing with such modcaps, The usurpeu have no
reason, but they have threats"
"You are threatened from the Senate-C Chamber
that YOU will appeal In vain for the supremacy
Of fyour own blood over that of the barbarian ne
gro, Your votes, your proud and virtuOus will
can avail nothing, for the Senate and la military
tools will force negro suffrage upon you In de-
flance Of your power That Is the insolcnt
threat Have these Senators no throats 10 be cut?
How many duplicate heads do they count apiece?
Had they twenty thousand each, they would be
AS powerless as wlsps Of straw against the fiery
wrath Of the wite masses when they come TO real
lze that they have been brought down TO the lev
el of negroes!'
That these threats Of the Democratic party,
spoken through their mouth piece, the Old
Guard, means business, is fully proven by the
poisoning Of Harrison and Taylor, and the as.
sassinatlon of Lincoln. Shall such party be
again put into powcr1
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The Democratic Enquirer takes great salts.
faction IN stating In each Issue that Capt Jones
Is Senator by eleven Niger votes" In Vnton
county we are reliably Informed, there are n
number of muattocs who vote the Democratic
ticket The Freemans, Nappers aud Others ex.
ceptlng two or three, oil vote the Democratic
ticket, aud marry with and associate with Demo-
Gratis. IN Wilkesviee township the mlscegena-
tlonsts have carried on thriving business the
cross helng invariably between the visiby admlx-
ed people aud the Democracy. Esq. Morris was
applied TO within the past year TO perform the
marriage ceremony for such n couple, One Free
man, a Democrat and mnlatto wished TO marry
daughter Of q leading Democrat In Wilkesyille
township lie had the fathers consent and the
license, but Esq. Morris refused to perform the
ceremony as he says, because he Thought IL
would be o bad joke on the nlggern Yet the
Democratic party Is the white mans party,
and all talk OF visible admixture ceases when a
voter Is armed with a cOpperhead ticket Even
the mighty contestant, 0nderd0nk, does not
question their right 10 deposit 10 In the ballot
6aN. But he Is whining around the OHIO Senate,
asking for q seat because some Of them voted the
Union ticket FiHion Record.
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News of the Week.

The lronton Register says thaLtyphOid
fever prevails in some places in Lawrence county,
and several persons have died In the vicinity Of
Scott Town.
We omitted TO mention last week
that the President had sent the name of the late
Gen. Mcclellan to the Senate as Minister to
England, to succeed Charles Francis Adams, re-
signed. lie las not yet been confirmed.
The Middloport (Meigs county
Press says that one of the female teachers OF the
public schools in that place has been held by the
Mayor in the sum Of $500 to answer at the Court
of Common Pleas for assault and battery, for
whipping one of her pupils. The other teachers,
eight in number, rendered their resignation
which has been accepted
The Portsmouth Tribune says there
Is quite revival at Blgelow Chapel in that place,
under the preaching of Rev. Earl A. Cranston.
The Columbus Journal says that a
lawyer insulted lady In a coach between Co
lumbus and Chlllcothe, when the lady gave him
sound drubblng, backing his eye and breaking
his nose.
Pat Ross murdered a woman in
ireland some years ago, and fled to this country.
The detectives have been after him for a long
time, and recently he wns arrested in Cincinnati
and confined In prison. He cut bis throat,
entirely seVering the wind pipe.
Speaker Colfax, on last Thursday,
read to the House dispatch from the chief Of
tho Metropolitan Police Of New York, stating
that 100 lbs, of nltro-glycerlne had been snug
gled out Of that city, and it was feared that mis-
chief was intended. The quantity was sufficient
to blow up any building in the country.
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tTIt Is generally necessary to go away from
home to get the home news. We Gnd the follow.
Ing In the Portsmouth Tribune
"Fraud and rascallty seem to have been very
generally resorted TO by the Democracy In the
last campaign. We are told by a man well post
cd In Pike comfy politics that not less than hve
hundred illegal votes were cast for the Democrat
ic candidates In that county. Vlnton and Jack
son counties were also manipulated and In
the latter we learn that women dressed In men, 3
clothes voted the ticket"
In the contest between cherington and Beoth,
we examined moro than hundred witnesses,
from all parts OF the county, and none Of them
heard Of women voting. Minors and non-resl-
dents voted, but not women. We only wish that
the women of jackson county had been permit
ted to vote. There wsuld then have been no
necessity for a contest In this county.
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When MeOwtns and Beavers, white Demo-
crats, were arraigned for breaking Into Whites
store and stealing goods, they told the ecSurt that
they had no money or property to pay counsel,
and jackson county has to pay lawyers for de-
Tending them, as we'll as for prosecuting them.
BIN Watson, the "nigger, promptly respond
ed that he had employed counsel, and did not ask
to have the tax payers foot the bill for him,
"Cussed be Canaan"
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gE-We publish letter on the first page of the
which should be read, not only by every one who
has given a son to the salvation of the Govern
ment but by every lover Of his country. This
letter will find a response in the hearts of thSus-
ands In our land.
Most Of our readers will remember Capt. j. r.
Percy Of the SD Ohio. He was for q long time
Superintendent of our Public Schools. Some
may also remember his brother DR.. Henry Per-
cy, who was here when his brother was at Camp
Diamond. Dr. Percy Is also dead. lie Is an0th-
or Victim of the Democratic rebellion. We find
n touching letter from the father Of these Young
men written to the Geauga Democrat, published
In the county where Mr.. Percy formerly resided.
We think II proper to publish It, in order to show
that Mr.. Covode will find thousands of fathers
who will never forget the losses incurred during
the Democratic rebelon--losses that are ire.
parable.
Here Is the article from the GOauga Democrat,
DEATH OF DIR. PERCY,
We are palned 10 learn, by letter from our
venerable friend, Mr., James Percy, formerly Of
Munson, that he has been again afflicted by the
loss ofa son--hls last--Dr Percy-whom many
ofour readers will remember as young man Of
uncommon worth aud prom lse. Writing from
Etna, Coles Co., Illinois, Feb. 11th, Mr. Percy
AayH
II wish 10 inform you Of our trials and sor-
rows In having to give up our only son, the Doc
tor, who departed this life on the 4th of Jan. last
In Blllingsville, Indiana at the residence of his
mther-in-law, in the thlrtieth year of his are
He was taken with bleeding OF the lungs In
April last lie left this place in July following,
and removed with his wife aud child to her faith
ert in Indiana. was with him In his last hours,
He left this vale of tears In the blessed hope OF o
glorious Immortality, In tho forgiveness Of his
sins through the merits OF Jesus Christ. His
daughter died q few months since, aged seven
months, Thus, you see, am left alone in u
strange land. was 50 afflicted IN the death Of
my dear son, James, loft my old associates In
Goauga, In order TO be near Henry. Doctor
caught q cold by exposure in the service, which
he never got over. This cruel wat has deprived
me OF my two noble sons, left chlldless In my old
age, with their aged mother
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The following paragraph from u Southern letter
will serve to throw more Hight on the subject
than the editor Of that coacern can do II he
writes lifetime;
1.-THE prime cause Of Southern want Is the
ln2iness Of the whites, Southern climate is no.
torlousy onervatlng, and is made the excuse for
not working by the 'privledged classes, At
every crossroads doggcry, every shop, and every
store In every town and village Is to be found
crowd of long haired stalwart fellows engaged
In whiting sticks chewing tobacco aud curslng
the negr0--three things which they do well and
lndustilously follow up. Without dollar, save
what they make or dellund their laborers out OF,
they spend their time week in aud week out, in
idlenoss, rcgrettng "old times, instead Of turn
lug TO work and industriously striving to retrieve
their fallen fortunes They have land In abuu-
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groes get toothod and become property own.
ers. The South Is by no means as Impoverished
az has been represented. The Southern people
still have n abundance all the elements OF wealth.
and II only requires industry among the whites
and encouragement and fair dealing toward the
colored hhorers, to raise the late rebel States to
even higher state Of prosperity than they ever
before enjoyed. -Pomeroy Telegraph.
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Education In jackson County.
NUMBER 10.
Rrn. MAokhrr.


The government Of these schools by the old
school masters was an absolute monarchy. The
win Of the master was the supreme law Of the
school. There was but one exception, and that
was AZ Christmas. Then the pupils rSbelled.
They would bar the door of the school house by
pIing all the seats against IT, When the master
came be was required to give them one week va
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tie end Of the term, and the other half the
pupils would lose. The master must also treat.
He generally brought jug Of whisky with him,
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. In Bankruptcy.

Southern District OF Ohto.
Az Jackson, the 25th day of February, A. D.,
1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
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hsuse, Of jackson, q. II. in the County of Jack
son aud State Of Ohio. within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Pc
tition, by the District Court Of said District.
JAMES w. L0NGBON
Assignee Of George B. Walterheuse.
Feb q '6S-3w.
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be set apart as q Day of Fasting and PRAYER to
God, that the cause of Intemperance NAV be done
away In our land The Clergy of the State of
Ohio are urged to preach at that time, earnest
pointed sermons upon the duty of Christians in
view of this great evil
Statistics gathered in the city of Cleveland,
under the auspices of the Bible Society, in 1866
show that the number of daily visitors at the
different saloons in that city to have been 2,217,
OF whom $50 were under twenty years Of age.
The amount expended in those places during
that year was II, 500 2S4, or S31 057 week
Even this vast sum divided among the saloons
would give them an average Of only S12 90 day.
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Fire Departments, and interest on the Public
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EDW. ANDERSON, &. D.
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Southern District csOLio, IS.
At Jackson the 25th day of February, A. d. 1868
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