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Our old friend DR.. Gotwald has settled down
at Macarthur. He has been trying to lecture
there, and wrl ter In the EaquiFsf ofthat place,
closes notice of his lecture thus
''Hls peroration was not of the Websterlan
stvle neither did It border on the inimitable ora
tory of Wendell Phillips whilst listening to Il we
thought once of George Esncis Train, twice Of
the Immortal J, N.
J. n. cOurteoHsy assumes the Pressure. The
DR.. eyades the bHrtksn and falls upon the weak
er sex and were it not for the fact that Amer
lean ladies did drink they could not Withstand Il.
The DR.. Is talented lecturer--so we are told
We law no evidence Of Il Friday eYening-we
only saw egOtism assume the responsibilities oi
merit vanity address itself to us as modesty, self
suliciency take upon jself the garb of humility.
His arrogance WAS only eQuaed by his pompos-
ty, his fustian by his frothiuess; horid and high
sounding to afiectation, he became jejune and
prosv
II his rhetoric was a subject for criticism his
eccutiOn was an object Of pity; the ntoAations
Of his voice were unmuscal-its gradatiohs
wrong; he evidently fOrgets that harshRess is q
fault That destroys melody and that antics that
were pardonable In men like Choate or Corwin
are iucxcusable in men of genius.
AS O lecturer the DR.. is mscaIled. 1t is not
his sphere. He never was Intended for it, and
we venture to say he will try IL no more. Thus
much we would not have said hod not We like
the DR.. chosen for our theme" Things True
Rather Than Things Pleasant"
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Tue Democratic Enquirer, at Macarthur, thu.


The Democratic Enquirer, at Macarthur, thus
recommends the New York Day Book;
"The motto OF the New York Day hook is,
The Union Of Washington aud Jackson--A I'm.
Ion Of Co-Eqnal States, and white citizenship. -
II any Of our Dcmoor rntlc friends wish TO read a
psper that Is ~ true and pure steel at all times
and upon oil occasions, and paper that faith
fully advocates sound and correct Democratic
principles just lot them send two dollars for
that paper copy Of II can be seen at this
ofies.H
That our readers may see what "sound and
correct Democratic principles" are, we publish
the following extract from The leading editorial
In the last number Of this same Day Hook,
aBut the "results Of the war" as hypoclltlcal
Villains 50 often designate their Internal work at
the South, are rapidly enllghtening mems minds
on the causes Of the secession movement and the
next generation and all future generations OF
Americana, will universally declare, not merely
that The South was right and the North wrong,
but that The cause upheld by Jefferson Davis
was the noblest, most Christian and humane that
men ever sacrificed their lives for, aud that up.
held BY Abraham Lincoln the vllest, most anti
social, monstrons and ddyileh ever witnessed
BY mortals since. time began"
There Is sound Democracy for you, What d,
you think Of IN
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REMovAL--A. w. Buskirk has re-
moved his Wholesale and Retail Gro
Gerry establishment to the stand former
ly occupied by Giles Gilbert, Jr., on the
East side of Market street between
Front and Second, He is just in re-
ceipt Of large and well selected stock
of groceries, which he will sell as low
as any house in the city, and warrant
as represented. He will be glad to see
the old friends aud customers of the
house, and expects, by the induce
ments he holds out, to make many new
ones. Call and see him at the new
stand, Portsmouth, Times.
We hope our Jackson county friends
will remember Buskirk when they
want goods in his line.
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Hero i The way lhc Big Sandy AeraId hOwl.i

TEMPERA, o MoRos
We involuniarlly made this exclamation when
we read that the presidential champion OF negro
equality had recognized the right ofa buck My
ger 10 hold Office, by appointing two of the DOM
inant race TO foreign missions. This has been
done. Grant did the appointing, and plant
Senate, called In extra session, did the cOLhrm-
Ing. ] X, Clay of New Orleans, goes To Liberia.
Edward Bassct, Of Philadelphia, goes TO Haytl,
aud We may add that the entire country goes 10
the devil. Years ago we used 10 prophecy that
the day was ceming when this cru Of social Ane
political equality would dawn and for making
such prophecies our loyal friends would mtmals
that Camp Chase would be No abode for such
dsloyal sconndrels as we. We have negro post
masters, negro clerks, and negro ambassadors,
and negro governors. When tho champions Oi
Africa place negro president where King
Ulysses the Small now sta the darkeys cup Oi
happiness will be full.
Yes, and he went and appointed Babeock AS
SCISSOR In Nasby's destrick. Oh dcaH
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CoMMITrED.-Harry Davis, arrested
last week in Ironton, charged with vio-
lating the person of his neice, little
girl about nine years old, living in
this place, waived an examination be-
fore the Mayor, and was sent to Jail in
default of$2, 900 bail. The case to be
heard at the next term of Common
Pleas. Davis is about thirty-fve years
old, a machinist by trade, and ofintem-
perate habits. ~ Portsmouth Tribune.
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EDITOR of STANDARD:-Please say to
the Medical fraternity Of this and ad-
joining counties, that the Jackson Go
Medical Society will meet in the Court
House, on next Tuesday at one /
o'clock P. M. being the first Tuesday
in May.
1t is desirable that all the members
ofthe Society be present at this meet
ing ~
We cordially extend an invitation to
physicians who are not members, and
to all citizens, both ladies and gentle
men, who may feel interested in being
present
A. b. MONAHAN, Pres't.
]. A. LAIR Secretary,
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EwINGroN Gallia Co. Ohio)

d. MAcKLEY Esq:-It is required to
know how many feet Of ribbon it will
take to wrap cone 80 feet high and IL
feetin diameter at the base, the ribbon
being one inch wide, and leaving four
inches between the rounds.
A dog was forty rods north from a
fox; the dog and fox started at the
same time the fox running due east,
and the dog running toward it all the
time, the dog caught the fox after the
latter had run forty rods how many
rods did the dog runl
J.E, SYLVESTER.
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To be q Niger Is pretty good trnde under
the Grant dynasty. Thousands Of white men
have infested Washington city for weeks with
out being able TO pick up the smallest crumb
from Grants table. But negro came to that
city Thursday night; Friday morning he called
on Sumner. who took him down to tho depart
ment and by noon sambo had been made an As
SCISSOR OF Internal Revenue. -CaiRpots DispairA.
just 90, Bro, Morehead. Hlsname is Babcock
and be was appointed In Nasbys dostrick. See
Nasty d wall In our paper this week.
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male and female. to introduce the GENUINE
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II makes the ''Rlastic Lock Stiteh.r Every sec
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be pulled apart without tearing IL, We pay
Agents from $7b TO 5000 per mouth and expen.
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Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass. or 81. Louis, Mo.
CautIOn.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties pamlng or worthless cast-lron
machines, under the same hume or otherwise
Ours Is the only genuine and really practical
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The Waverly WatcAmea publishes tho income
returns for Pike county. james Emmltt returns
e2B, 1880. There are fourteen Others who return
over $1,000, besides the exemption Of $1,000, and
taxes. The next 10 Mr. Emmitt, Is Kislah Dav.
is, who returns s7,7S7oi, then John Gregg. 90,
sSss4, then Thornton w. Sargent, t2,756. 90,
then Joseph Foster, s2,oss.ds, then John W.
CoFwlne, s2090.72.
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Postmaster at Columbia, South Carolina, aud
another TO fat place IN New Orleans; why not
distribute . few Of hls fayors among Northern
mggere why should not Gallip0lle for Instance
DC favored with negro Postmaster, or revenue
Assessor we have plenty Of material. There
Is Wash. Whey, for instance, who would be
very acceptable TO our loyal friends as Postmas-
ter. The llght 20 hold Office fol lows the right
to vote. Federal soldiers are being displaced TO
make room for rebels. Why can they be put
out TO make room for loyal uiggers, alipoiis
Dispateh.
Why, Bro Morehcad, We can tell you what
tod do with your nlggen. Elect them supervisor,
as your Democratic brethren In this township
did at the April Election,
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9elp Advertisements.
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Gen. Samuel II. Hurst Of Chlllleothe has been
appointed Collector OF Internal Revenue for tho
i2th District. Gen. Hurst Is well known In
Jackson, having taught school here In the win
ter Of ls44--6 He was afterwards admitted TO
the bar, was Probrato Judge of Ross county, and
In the war did excellent service, rising to the
position Of Colonel of the 7Sd Reg iment, apd at,
terwards General by Breyet.
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E1~Thls Lecture should be in the hands Of
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SEHIoUs AccI DENT AT MONITOR FuRSAcE.-
Wednesday last Mr.. Isaac Peters was very
severely burned while clearing out the tuyrC
hole, preparing to setting tuyfe lie was vefy
badly burned on the hand and arm, face, ears,
and, also, On the right hand. lie was brought
doHn 90 the Jonas Pogsiland taken TO his home
where he received med cal attendance. His con
ditiou az shls time is favorable, and there are
hopes Of bis recovery. lie will alEays be Grip
Piled in The left hand -IfoHton Journal
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United States 'g
INTERNAL REVENUE.
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, 18th Dist. Ohio
Portsmouth. April %, 1869.

e Portsmouth, April 2o, 1863.
In pursuance of the provisions of the Acts Of
Congress of the United States to provide Inter-
nal Revenue to support the Government, to pay
interest on the Public Debt, and for other purpo-
ses, public notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, that the Assessors Annual Lists for
this District Comprising the counties of Adams.
SciotO, Lawrence Gallia. Vnton and Jackson
for the year 1869, embracing Taxes on Incomes,
Special Taxes, &C., are now In my hands for
collection, aud that said Taxes are now due and
payable.
E9TI will attend, in person or by Deputy, at
the United States Collectors Office, in
Jackson G. Fl. Jackson Co.,
for the purpose Of reeeipiag the Taxes aforesaid,
during the business hours Of each day, from May
10th TO May 2Oth, 1869.
ADAM w. LoSs, - ~
Dsputy Collector for Jackson County.
April 20, 69-aw e.1T
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"The Brown County News Is the fastest paper
In America, we reckon. II issued It's paper of May
9TH, $50, two weeks ago ChiticOde Gazette,
And the Gazette is the slowest paper ln Amer
les, as the same number In which We fnd the
above, contained an advertisement of circus, to
be In ChIllIcothe on the 8Oth OF April, 1869.
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Our readers have all heard Of big Sandy in
Kentucky. Ever since our recollection, 1t has
been the headquarters Of horse thieves and coun.
terfelters. There Is paper published there--the
Big Sandy Herald. Itdoes not like President
Grant. Oh dear but Grant will feel badly when
he hears thls
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Sherifss Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson county, Sc. ~
George W Coy, o. =, o,a., :, -. !, =
Milton Sullivan, ct oil.
DURsUANT TO the command Of an order Of
Il sale issued from. said Court. and to me d.
rected as Special Master, will Offer at public
auction at the door of the Court House, In Jack
son, In said county Of jackson, on
Saturday, May 22, A. D., 1869, q
at one O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the following,
described real estate, situated In the county 0f
jackson and State of Ohio, tO-wit The north
east quarter of the southwest quarter OF section
number eleven C11) In township number seven
C). of range number nineteen 90. saa au2
Valued at $94 ga, ei lI a poi
To be sold as the property of Milton Sullivan
ct al, to satisfy judgment rendered by said
Court In favor Of George w. Coy. Iru 'rt i0
Terms Of ale cash on day Of sale. q3A
Given under my hand this goth day of April,
A. D., 1869. JOHNSON WADE.
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio, and Special
Master Commissioner Court Common
Pleas of said County. Et4xfaal gt8H
Ap.92, '69--5w--pf 80 90 70
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Capt W. W. Peabody, master of transportation
on the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad, viii give
free passes TO all editors who desire to attend
the Editorial Convention at chllIlcotho next
weak
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A company has been organized for the
purpose Of building furnace at Raysville. We
understand the amount of capital required has
been subscribed, and application will be made
Immediately for charter, when work will be
commenced. - WRton Record.
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Sherifs Sale.
The State Of Ohio, Jack'On county, sss

The State Of Ohio, JactsOn county, sss
vs.. On Execution,
Bannister Brown.
NOTICE Is hereby given that / will otter for
IN sale at public auction at the dooro the Court
House, In Jackson, In said county Of jackson, en-
Saturday, the 22d day of May,
A. D. 1869. at one O'Clock P. IF. Of said day. the
following described real estate. situated in the
county Of jackson aud State Of Ohio, tO-wlt a
strip of the Westerly side of In Lot No. Seventy
Nine (79) In the Incorporated village Of Jackson,
Jackson county, Ohio, and being Thirty Eight
(Ss) feet front on Pearl street, and running that
width the whole length Of said lot, to the alley
in the rear Of said lot with the appuFtenanees
thereto. t,efu4s Lta9 tar GHfE8W
Valued at $6e6 90. e#
To be sold as the property of BannisteF Brown,
10 satisfy Judgment rendered ip favor Of Phil
ip Noel ssft
Terms Of sale cash. slf
Given under my hand this goth day of April.A.
d 1869. .,-s JOHNSON WADE,
Shff. Jackson county, o.
Apr.22, 's9-5w pf 80 90, C Al -
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The True Rich Flavortng Ezfraes q he tTuiIs.
Springfield They are the standard in all this vicinity
Julius SnyeH Newport r: l., the well,known
dealer in luxufios Ihaye trobled my sales with them
l,MflIer & Sons, SaratogH, N. r., and others,
largest dealers They give entire satisfaction 70 all
Gov. VIM. A. Buckingham, Ct; FOR long
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them. J.W, CoLToN's TX. Depots II Maiden Lane,
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Why is clock the most modest
piece of furniture Because it covers
its face with its hands and runs
down its own works.
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to furnish all classes with constant employment
at their homes, the whole of the time, or for
spare moments Business new, light and profit
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earned by persons Of either sex, and the BOYS
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Samples sent by mail for 10 cents Address,
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Joshua Willis at the age of one hundred and
three years, lacking few days, died March 2Sth.
1869, at the residence of Eliza Willis, near Ma.
rion. Aid township, Lawrence county, Ohio. j.
Willis was born April. 1865, In Monroe county,
now West virginia. was In fort three or four
years In 1869, 20 aud II. ou New River. Virginia;
came 10 Guyandotte about 1900 He helped
raise the first log cabin built ut that place. Was
one among the first emlgnnts In Quaker Bot
| tom Lived at Russell's Place or GETAWAY I'm
| 1903, and moved TO Marion ln 1911. In 1912 he
was building the Wilson Water NJ III, at Marion,
the fist mill built In Lawrence county. He was
drafted IN the war OF 1872 when he hired his
brother, Hugh, 10 60 substitute, and continued
10 finish and run the mill.
He helped to build the salt works in jackson
county, Ohio, In 1924. He also took contract
on the Ohio Canal, near the Licking Summit
cut of the timber 100 feet In width, one mile In
length, and then grubbed up the stumps go feet
He had strong constitution and remarkably
good health. His teeth were all sound when
he died. He pilotod the Methodist Episcopal
ministers--Elder Hunter sud others--lhrongh
Lawrence aud Galla cOuntes 1917, IS and TO-
when they preached every day except MOndays
II took -four weeks 10 get around the circuit. He
was member Of the N. 4, Church; was taken
10 by Elder d. Clay. OF Jackson.
When he became old aud feeble he continued
TO read the Bible as long as he could see through
glasses. WaA a sober nan all his life.
On the 4tL day OF July, 1868, he was struck
with para lysls aud never could stand on his feet
ailerward. lie was very industrious man also.
Ills cottage was always the home for the hunter,
aud the traveller was never sent away hungry.
On Friday evening, March goth, he said he had
suffered a long time, but his suffering would
to0n be over. He then sang with strong voice;
when through the deep waters call thee to 20,
The rivers OF woe shall not thee overflow,
For will 10 with thee thy troubles to bless
And sanetliy thee lnthy deepest Distress"
March 2sth, ut five O'Clock p. NJ. he suffered
the last pang
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When we were In Ironton two years ago, We
saw an old man named Willis, who claimed to b(
over one hundred years of age, and who said he
had walked to the city thirteen miles the same
morning that We saw him. lie died recently
and the Ironlon Journal thus speaks Of hlmi
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