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Price, from rs cents to $3.50. Also, you can
get the finest Photographs for s1.75 per dozen.
All other kinds of pictures made at the, very low
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Dec. l6, l869-3w s..a.. .y.t
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TaE following are the fees Of
Officers b Jackson county for last year, as ON.
cially reported Recorder e1,27O, Auditor
IelHO, Sheriff 1856, Clerk $1,442. Treasurer
s1,OA Prosecuting Attorney t5l4. 1t will be
seen thai. the, Sheriff Is very poorly paid. In
vinlon county the sherld's fees is reported
ut s2,24s-@nssFIy three times as much al in this
county. III Lawrence, the Sheriff receives
o., ,643, and In Seioto $3,l79. --------------
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Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertisers
experience can do SO by addressing, In perfect
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TorsP TOYsA~ Ifyou' wantto please
the children, get your toys, cakes &C., from
Chris. Bertseh, fret door above the Postofice,
on Broadway Street. Chris. has everything that
is nice in thisline, and he knows just what the
little folks like. Give him call. .t
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CHOICE GooDs--THE HOLIDAYS ARE
COMING. -MesSrs. Day is u DYER, next door be-
low the bank, have one of the incest lots I
goodsln town, Their goods are all new, and OF
the best quality. Their groceries especially are
choice. And then thisslOre is kept In the neat
est and cleanest manner. MIR. James Dyer, a
gentleman of great experience, and known and
acknowledged honesty and tAste, may alwa! 8
be found 10 the store, ready and willlngto wait
on customers. Cali and see this fine store. Re-
member the place. Next door below the Bank
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN.

On tie Ruling PGsHOn In Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Erring and un-
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ssoCIATIoN,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PoRTsNouTH is looking to the erec-
tiOn Of cotton fact ory. Portsmouth is one of
the most enterprlsing cities In the State. 1t
now boasts Of the finest Drug Store in this part
of the State. Thatis the Drug Store of Enos
Reed q Bro. That iS the place 10 get your
Drugs, aJ..Tg... -Erf ..tt .tlpggH
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IF any of our readers are prematuV

Ig any of our readers are premature
ly gray, Or ore troubled With falling Of the hair
dandruf or itching of the scalp, they have only
to use Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, and their
trouble will coon be over. The preparation Is
not only restorcr Of gray hair, but one of the
most elegant hair dressings we have ever seen.
1t also, by sqfteniug and iuvigoratlug the hair,
pl events premature badness aud In many cases
restores hair to bald heads. % .r rr7W0g1
Dec 16, '69--Eow., s,tfss.alrrf
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HAVING business at the store of j. M.
Watts on last Monday, we learned that Alexan-
der Dickson is coming to act as clerk and
salesman for Mr.. Watts, Mr.. Dickson Is a
very popular and accommodating Oung man,
strictly honest, and he has had several wear
experience III che goods business. We hope
the many friends Of Mr. Dickson will call on
him in bis new position, and come prepared to
trade with him, as Mr. Watts keeps an ex-
cellept stock of goods. Store room under DR..
A. b. Monahan's ONCE, opposite the Public
Square. .syr1R ,r.sfffyrre5
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Gro. P. RowELL & Co. are the New York Ad-
vertisng Agents for this paper, and complete
files of 1t can be examined at their Office by aHy
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to a more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. "
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Ladies' wrIting Desks, at jackson
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The following are the proceedings in
the PROBATE Court Of Jackson county forthe week
ending on Saturday last;
.te.as ,MARRLAGE LICENsRs. roE
James K Henson and Atha Evans.
HughJOnes and Mary N. Aten.
John Canter aud Nancy Abram.
Archimedes B. Allen and Amanda J. Aieshire.
Isaac %, Huston and Margaret Clark. "a q
Dav ID Hdltefmah and Elizabeth I. KinnIsou. 9
One license iss6ed which we are requested not
to publish. GHEH uJd
~ MISCELLANEOUS. ,
WillsOf john Behenf proven, and John l..
Behem appointed executor Bond %. 400,
BenjaEnin j Carter appointed adm illustrator Of
Behjamiu Carter. Bond e266 ~ Ys~FB 45
David 7. Jones VS.. Thomas e. Jones ct al.
order 10 sell real estate s''.',-,.l@ 2
James Downey,s OdminIstrator Of Cornelius
Downey. cited to show cause why attac hmen
shouldpbl hsue. for failing to- settle accophts.
William Daniels, guardian OF Mary s. Dawson,
gave new bond, in, n,thesum of s1sOO,
Robert Lucas, guardian of Martha E. Lucas,
vs. Martha E.LucSs. Order to give notice of
petition to Inland.
William s, Marsh, guardian of MsrylJ Thorn
discharged as guardian.
Six ACCOUNTS died. a@as .Eh s
One inventory filed.
The following names were drawn %, serve as
jurors at next Grim .nal term, to be held Jan. 4
1870: Henry F. Austin, William A. Long, John
Stanton, Jonathan Bussard, Richard Markham
chafles Reed, George W Hale. william schei-
lenger, Andrew Overly, Thomas p Sutherland,
John II. Nickels and Gabriel Evans. g,t d.. ..
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TIE ancients desired clocks bushy
and blAelas the raEenT some ofithe perfectibns
of manhood, and tresses long, sllken and lus-
trOps, as the GROWING glory Of whomanhood,
but, Time, the sly old dog drew his fingers
through their hair, and left "Hm MARX" In
white Time Is now bafIled by those who use
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia. the greatest aud
most reliable Hair Restorative of modern times.
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| have just received the largest as
sortment of Books, Stationery, Motions, Toys,
Lamps and fixtures, ever brought TO this market.
Call and see the new gos burner. They can
be adapted 10 all kinds Of lamps. Furnace
Scrip and allklnds Of gtpln and marketing taken
IN exchange for goods. I. 7. MoxAHAN.
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The INsTIruTE,--Let all remember
that the Teachers InsIitute will commence in
this place on next Monday. general attend
aneois desired. .s .t1 ,,.
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RELIGIoUs NoTIoE.--Rev. J. G.
Thomas win preach at the Baptist Church, next
Sabbath, 25Ih, at lO}S O'clock A. NJ. is4i.5 "a
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DrBD.

Died 10 Jackson, December 10th, Of Dip
tneria, SAMUEL, son Of Samuel and Caroline
Saylor. a7r
The sfFiIction was sudden and unexpected
Scarcely had the fond parents realized that their
child was dangerously i'll; before death came.
"Mourn not for the lid from tenderness rIven
Ere stain on it's purity fell
To thy questioning heart, 10 an answer from
Heaven:
Is 1t well with the childr 1t Is we'll"
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Focrz's MIXTURE for the cure of
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IthaS been fully demonstrated that Shriuers
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tant' for Coughs, Colds WhoopinE Cough,
Asthma, BrohchItas, &c. No child need die Of
Group, II ibis syrup ls used In tIme.
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GiIft Books, at jackson Book Store. and
anything that g person would desire for "a
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Albums, ChecIker-B0ards, Stere-
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Housg ron Rent Mr.. A.A. Watson
hasa comfortable dwelling house to rent. Ith
franie back Of the Court House, near the resi-
dence vt. DuIdadway. His terms are, 90 90
per mon lh, In advance, Call and see the prem
ises If
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MRs. DIR. WooD, OF Webster, writes
to US that she will be prepared in the spring to
furnish sweet potato plauts to oil who may
favor her with orders.
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]. F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs to the Merchants and Fufnacemen Of Jackson
county ampeHor stock Of Dry Goods & Motions,
on terms the most favorable, in;gf HyL
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Ladies' Glove Boxes, Ladies'
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Corner Of Paint dAd WdtSr Streets,
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VIII furnish goods OF best quality, and at fair
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men Of Jackson aud surrounding counties.
May Is, 1867 1A'A'lV'e'7 ii2"' ~
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NEW KLu KLUX CAMPAIGN.

The Radical papers are renewing ION pa
per- the fearful "Klu klux outrages in the
South" This is their annual expedient to
lire the Northern heart" just before the Fall
elections Strange as it may seem, Radical
majorities at the North are made to depend
largely upon Radical mortality 1.-THE South
Radical papers are content to let Sambo
live in peace until the approach Of an elec.
ton day in the North, and then they hasten
to prepetra,e upon him all sorts of barbar.
tiles. Months have passed without the mur.
der Of single loil violator Of henroosts in
any one Of the Southern States; bu, with
the election in Maine, suddenly hundreds O,
negroes arc lynche1 in Alabama, Arkansas
and Mississippi; loil citizens have thei,
houses burned over their heads, and the
and their unhappy families are roasted; tn
wsyside trees are festooned with capture
carpet-baggers, and terrible slaughter pre-
walls throughout the South. The Souther
correspondents of Radical sheets have scarce
iy patience or paper to record the murder,
Olivia's pen drops from her palsied hand ell
shecan communicate to Forney's".wo paper
both daily" tenth part of the new horro
now unfolding. Not a negro in the Sou
is safe, and even the proposed fifteen
amendment is in danger. What is now
nothing to the more frightful things tn
threaten. Next m onth warrior Geary tax
the Geld in Pennsylvania, and it is safe
predict .ha, his presence in full uniform "
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1t is said that the notorious George
Wilkes, editor of the Spirit of the Times, a
sporting paper, is likely to be appointed Min
lister to China. The Providence Herald says
che possesses precisely the qualifications
which would strike the mind Of Grant and
which no would most readily appreciate
He knows oil about horse, and he has been
free in his contributions to the Presidential
Gif, Enterprise And it thinks the pros
meet ia that Grant will have a new horse
and Wilkes mission.
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Immediately result in the slaughter Of more
negroes and more loil men in the extreme
South than the entire tale Of the killed and
wounded in any battle in which Gesry took
part during the entire war. The Novemo Der
campaign will further swell the list OF hans'
ed, drawn, and quartered negroes anu ~
Northern and Western States, where inc
contests are close, Southern murders viii DO
served up daily in the Republican papers
hv the column. Really now, considering how
t.,oI ara the effects of running such war
riors as Geary, common humanity ought 10
promp, Republicans in Penn'ylvani" and
a,.sv here to nominate candidates whose
.,sc,;on does not depend upon the summary
slaughter of hundreds of inOiiensive negroes
nj thu South.
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SIT. Cloud Hotel.
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THIS new and commodious house, located
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pArtment Is in the most experienced hands,
afording guests an unequaled table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also
Am ong the "modern improyements' and At the
service Of guests at all hours.
Tho Broadway and University Place Carr
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the City Hall to Central Park, while the siItt
and Seventh Avenue Lines are but short bloch
on either side, Afordng ample facilities for com
municating with all the Depots, Steamboat
Landings, places of Amusement and Busi ness o
the great metropolis. ~
MORE 4 H0LLEY,
mch23dsm. ProPrletoH'
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THE FREE TRADE QUESTION

One Of the best free trade documents we
have perused for long time past is lBast-
ats Political Economy, for sale by Walter
Gates. The great question of Free Trade,
or Protective Tariffs occupying the minds
Of the people more and more as the excite.
ment Of the late war dies away, with its sue
ceeding agitation on reconstruchon, and IS
the unavoidable rock on which the RepubIr
can perty wiz eventually be shattered to
n;eceu. Thc organization Of Leagues in va
rious parts Of the country having for their
object the promotion of economical science
and the read ustment of our system of taxa
ton; the numerous public meetings and
conventions now holding both East and West
and the increasing public interest in the
questions of Protection and Free Trade,
manifested by the protracted session of the
Committee on Ways Means of the National
House of Representatives during the present
summer vacation, are evidences OF the pow.
. erful impetus lately given TO the thoughts oil
the masses in this regard, and from them
reflected in the acts Of their representatives
The Morrill, tariff of 1857 has been thorough
~ tested, and must sooner or later be swept
away. Nevertheless, the capitalists and
manufactures Of New England will offer a
strenuous resistance to its repeal. The
struggle is slowly and surely approaching,
and we shall expect deluge Of arguments
on the subject pro and con. The volume to
which we refor contains u preface by the ed
itor of the Chicago Tribune. In combating
by arguments and illustrations adapted &c
the comprehension of the mass of mankind
the errors and sophism with which proteo
tionists deceive themselves and others,
Bastiat is considered one of tho most lucid
and pointed of all writers on economical
science. He was native Of France, and
the present volume is a mere compilation of
his writings drawn forth in that country
during struggle similar to the one al.
preaching in our own. After winning his
high reputation in this field ofliterature, a
expired at Pisa, Italy, on the Oath Of De.
cember, 1850, at the age Of 40. He com
menced life as clerk in mercantile estab.
lishment, but before his death, hnd attained
q seat in the National Assembly of France.
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