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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
Ula StaiI@er sfti9t isiae 5raa psb ef1aust nd.

.ars Netfoit ,dssibt Dis Mid. gtaats5ta nom y.
Gepf. NitIen D3pxaep, u,Rtbmotti6 5uiithen . u.
q likr. eflok SrkOrln pfannenibmi6t, weldtr u
SO. 278 GIinton Str. wobute, ieiue Ttau nnD tr'
bdaats e@ bann q siusm 6@nppsn.s ssios pGrsn %nS
70 sabre snsratas. sge @e. sa'1ts nan Mno
f6mi0ts Syrdn Wittelnitnt. sc por etn S0unma'
9tr, betrie6 aber t eiigen a6ren ein ilttnes ate.
oeraef6dN o0er 6anbel nit Nieb. 6eit Ginger
3eit totten be MterS 6treit thatetnanoer, uno pos
Sous II tusI6em s pebntsa. ano oas ihass. s.aos-
tsrs. ois asi T Is, ees as, so nn ss:
Mn lasa, nab erildrtt Inn oeitern. bab Ne ernili&
tntlnlofen isi, biefes 5n tbun. Ser Feonpf9r'ino
a2r beobfd6tiaieR S4eioung mabr wobt petl ote
8rau un6 ibr Rinb febr oft Don benz gtann m!btan'
belt purnen. NIB e ri9t gut esnu9 Ilr ne 1erels:
Gr mar 38 Sabre at bic frau 36. Sebtere ertrente
Disien Morsen fanb Elm sioGbur ben 8fannen'
f&mibt III nsilsn 66eune erhdnet. Seine ednoe.
Ste Qleiber uuD Der 6trid waren bon Blut. Als
man in's Sous eius, fon0 man bic frau i'm Van9e
auf oem TuBbo6en fbsno, NIT eem &ople ge9en o!e
mans ashgt Ss eatt 70 aa ss Y ss Sfs 5 e.,
nor lie aus Sem. 6dlafsimmer setommen. nm iG
ant Die Gtrae Sa retten. mar aber I'M @anee nieoers
aefunfen un0 >Ocrt 0eitorben. SIN S9lat5imMes
irar Maes ppn DIut. Der Ufonn hattie he I'M Bette
iberfauen, ob In 6&lafe ooer. .wadsno, u ntdbt 5n
ern,itteIn. Sic Glide uisen. bob Ytannenlbmiof
tn 0unUef 0at9 WQW tqr NuWS ~ Ite Y" OSstWNus''
nen Steiten bes 26rpers fino. -. =.
Ser 14i6Ariee Rnobe ber beioen. tuelber IN einem
anIiosenbsm 3smmer i3lief, ano Elm dltli&es Gbe.
BOAR. peIdeS ia pbera Stod f9lief b6rtea 5ipii4en
2u. llbr ettpos @erduid, flmulerteni aber nitt
bQr,au1. ba oisB bfters poraefaIen mar. Mud iogt
Der Qnabe, er babe iene Ylutter cine ooer 3uei Ii.
nuten lang ims @anee ii6tnen b6ren, lei aber aus
SsurMt Dor M,Btanoluneen feines Uaters TN Bette
eebtieben. Ct babe ben 8oter nod benz Stale sc.
ben b6ren,, uno tei bann mieber ein8ei6lofen.
= Weibe Qei9name batten nur menis 8etleioung.
Scr Goruuer GHan puroe 5osleiG poM BEN 8orfule
tena9riNtiet, bann oas Sans gei4lciien uno pm
YpIijiRen belua&t. az ~ Is "a -,
Die Eltern Der ermoroettn 5rau uobnen in eineia
an{lobexOen pauie. es 8sj aA asgsl -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
Qlper'S Bieber=petlmittel,

Sur 8eber nnt Meue. We&felfsbtr Ralfes *eper Wem1'
THEMES gisber. Dumb aane, &erinebss pesr git'co
Geber u. 10 funh ibertaupt fur ale 8tantbe,fen,
meldbe aus miasmatifdeu G.fsn cher ben 8f.
ttsen gusbinaunasn Der Sampfe u.i.w.,
eutiprin8en. ~ ..s5ss g
aie rn fem am as tettt 20 unb inter allen umfdnpen
an Gnn Ssmnb 3ni RCD trasno tnt nesrs mt.
neroe atfa Sutfns entdl 70 ahet - feten yaenen
Die Besu,une Rursn h % IN tspirit
loen terenen une tsn ptne gspisl tn fr St9 e U
b.rtemitte n IN ette hu BITE rtlen etniduftneen
a,uenH. ron roadnss uns In bamddsn Saan no aae ase
NiIia ete gDrune Yfr febtt tatttn. - =
t aeclmarte pen wel6e tn Sebersssnsen rstntn sesr
ttefelben bn 6ten In ttfl ehen S@uS 6'
aeu he b6fen GnEuHe mem ft es tdsli4 nttmen - "a.
Sir me @rfhatuna FER 3tttr enttn-
sn aussssaees Mit nssm ss tie sssr ~ su"ssr ata'
Nar 10 Is rim surasti&s git-
elunon btwerifaiet rs anrt Arneten ~hurss.
lss Misben. q EsEa SN ".st F4 too
grets.. .........................$ 81 per 8laf4e. ts
Dr. j. 6. Mper u. Co.. QoDeq. Wah.
=, - praiti&en unb anaitif&en gtemftrn.
Braun, Bruf II. Co.. s b
Wtrleiafe-Msenfen Gpiumbus Stp.
UP SIM Msiaseriauf In ausu apctaefsn ~ tabsn
Ndrs 25 1870. 500 @'fi bn CAMP. % aas~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
6poHanD'S @erman Bitters

enttdt ausdltes pesetabi6e Stoe unb enttdlt fein,
le. Tie gDur;eln, ardutsr unb RinSn ans peIeu man
biele 9riraete beel perben tn D.utfnIarb sefammslt
une ale mebirnifGen Gseniddften burd einen fen6at
lthen &bemr bardus stppnnen. Diei grtracte fommer
baun nat bieem 0anbe aum dusdlteblthtn @ebrauh FL
pcohanbs 8tiers. 80 mirb fur oeies 8trs feline alec
bohe Subpanj iraenc einer Mrt aebraut. bebbalb 1T
fret allen ginwenpunse wsI6 man assen ben Webraud
pen alesbOlbaItts.n n prdparaten erbeben t5nnte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
tpif1emf1aftlttb enttpx,elt.

Die Sebermann In oIse BON nnadtamfeit peer aus an
ben urianen, 9eit 81 oe bur Rranfbett tmeeiuGt
pirh, 70 III aud fur entipre1enbe Nitte ur 6eiluns Der
Rranftetn sefors unere plseI unb ztder nb rOa pom
aDurssln une Hrdnern weld nsnaattd aubsrtitst anS
iufamme BEN Snpapen @ffunbtett Strait ie
btrseben. INN Elm Meres 6silmititl ~ nben onen pir
mad enem iuen weles felt Sabren bic Yrpbe betanben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
sJ3od,rid1t. fir Briifenbauer. .

60 tpirb bierbur6 beannt semad bae sersse 8prdld-
&c ben Gummarn BON granflin Guuntp Shis Y ger
MutitprS Ofee ecahten cuntpS bi6 gum 70
Septfmtsr 87O am ukr aHmittass entsesenaenpmnen
tperoen fur bic Gr6tans elmer esrnen g. 0rf's Yatsnt
Diagonal IruB Brlfe BON 5pet Spennrtsn sen stnpln>
peo ber pie Slsniasy Greet aaf Der aln 1ins Der Wi
ami Denuon Mpab IN Clinton 2ptrnhip, Granllin County,
Otic. a5s s38fs :. s 1858 -
Mae pane unb Speefeationen fur lie Grrituns eeha-
ter Bride erben ben Gpntraetcrn bon Renas, ben
1870 an ur nfpecticn cen feben une tis CUR grtteune
bts ontsaftes III ber Office bes County Muhifors
Das edt, einselne pber ale &nsebpte suradjuween II
Sprbebaltfn. f.asa xFa 4g#gG52 HztH5
SIN, Mufras Der -.
gountn gommiIIdre.
GpIumtus ben S. Aug. 1870. sa ~ I'm bw tDw
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8 eufDnt0
8erfderung8 @eielfhaft
pDn Cleveland, Obtp.


RapttoI. etod :. 1900 DolIors.
Beitere Werbinoli9feit. ........ 100000 Dollars
Othee: Rrs. aN Superior etrase, etae sreppe sod.
sHg taa Direetoren.
g g 2 satts"sa, 9 3 ssssI.s; ss;n g ss S.ms.,
sssss:l. es,'s,; psssi @ssua. s sse%sna. ~ =
; Di.msr. 5 edaesr, eco ssssss. MD
s 8 Uel9er. = eeo &edssliss.
ss..s 80 8eamte. r.
% satiemeYes grdabeut s etosp.I gtee.srdabsnt.
4eHenmhder. eeertar.
@s7 Mgenten. .z.~.z.,s....s a.
Gfnetnnah N gBsuun a. Co. cupatcsa .aus 0r ~ 6eatt
0autcn. s 9 Ring d. 81. Bellevue Sohn M 28ebtr.
6prinatelb 9b 3 QIarte. GtiQtsotbe. q 6&dfer.
gounsstopa. eb Witter. gasp eoreon, 6 q 8sle,iHe.
MansReih. 50 XDdgur. eireleptne. 8 ban 6epbe.
afrpn, 81 zBeb1. 8ptfsmrutb. N Rrider.
ssIsso 9 ssn g!aanss. saue0Ii' ssf,ss sn'ssimsr
gaaiOn 8 aibss. 7fs s..nb.a.tne s .ersafsa 2a
Carer. 8 3 6atermann D9arietta. 6 8obl. sr
Hasssin.. 5 niIisas. a.s ssiias.issia. geDatas.
Detamare. 6is. liverpool. 3 a8ep. "
4arbngtou Maper Secienttal8remout, W9 RSble. 81
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wpaffacu, spel Gore D2ilan q D6rr
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gn.prns geora Donnrnwirts Derea 8 aIen es
r Ia GsGsr. esDiue. s Z Naatteiou 4.
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0an Ner. Sofspb 8 eebeu Def1anee 8 "a greenboiir,
9iqua. s ekitS. ; sa a Bipmontb, 8 o Streit.
Rapofcneta. Us Ottb. 2imaniae 8 80 9Daa.
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SO d + u u n d.

6ppHanbs beutffe 1eilmitte tnb aefdIfnt mcrben. Sra
ftte barauf, bab bic Hnterdrif pon e. r. g a6fon al
benz 1mi&las entr ieoea GIaae 1T. A9e anbeseu ab 9.
f6lfNt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
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9ppfanD'S German Sonic.

QDpNQllp 2 NOeIHtaH SOntc.
laa so.a@ StdrfunesmitteI) aistt79 a e
81 ene gerbinenns aer Snsrebien,isn bes Bters NIT
eem belfen unb rttnien Santa grus Nnm, Sranaen H.
Gs ptre nr oteelben 8rantbiten aneemanet ME bas Bit
ters IN Sausn til pfsn Elm refined aleptOAss Rsmittel
erfurberlt& IT,. 81. saw - - -
d 8au gsu6 u8ntffe ehst@ E9g
ts bic felstnben no ME ,aoor rssnb eiutm mebniSen
yrdparat su 4beit seruorpen; E fl6sEaa 'IaS )
Ser Ndtb. 8. %. Woo5porb, sea2
Obsrr4er Der susrsms Court BON gsnnfs!yansn arebt:
Sssa n alien sa sansn ss str @ s.iSaa ssss
s.9.s.s @as s2a - a@5 e.. E .s 81 s l.5 .s e e
arssorsane urb BON srcsem 9usn in gden BON sapdd.
''' msssss 81 nsI'Ssr ssas'' ss 81 @sas
sa Ser ahtb, Sames shomplon. .s2a
aiater bes Dterssri&ts ssn gennfg!sanisn:
sd se1sn ssr sss ss ssi sint sss psis
ss sa s
''s'' S'@''''''' 4'' ''' Sanss games sbomplon., Z
s Ser Ndbtb. SEQ. gbarspoob, s.s.
Ri8isr bee 0bessrta1s pom ps psaslssanisa: !. ~
saes ans
.'5.''lgE 5'6 ~ :. aIEa SEQ. Sbarspooo.
I'D ~ Hp @a
= Ser Mhtb. gBm. s. Rogers.
NaYpr Ser Stabt Buffalo, R. o. "A q zsslz#gsre -,.t.
NRasor's Office, guFalp, 49, Suni 1869.
SD babe .6cpRanoY @eran 8itters unb Tpnit" In met
sssts ss ssrss s stPaaG sassa
s5a +. ~ .''s.5
= a. s.r M /.
bas benz san,en ssfem Rraft unb Gnerse serIett Der
gssrau ssisr bstlH bat saatssssm So psplsdtes wir-
.,,s SN a u nu9..tas
6psaanbs beufd,e oelmitte nb aefdlf6t morben. Man
ftte barau bab bic lntsrldrif son s.. R Sadfon auf
benz umflas einsr ieben Glalde it, @4e anbesea nb &C.
fdlfAt. ',5s.s - .,.' -.
81. Ell MN 49,. i 4 I &
Ssast une gasrt' beatfden arns stDrs 70.
ls G5as. R. Gbans, Giseutbimer,
.a2e.1 " fraser g. 81. Sadfua u. 60.
I gsFs4ggsrstesg Breiie:e t34es.
: 6spHaubS German Bitters per DIafde -. 81.O0
6ccEanbs german gitters, per n Dussno 500
bpuFanby German Gonte. IN AuariRal4fn l.5o
per Glafae, ODer per Il DussaS 7.5o
D &.
Mam seraee ntt bsm g,intaufen senau barauf ~ f.
ben, bab maa ben d9ten arttfel erbdlt - 81
la 3u ba6en in allen
Apstbeteu nnb 4r3neibanelansen iiberan.
eu's', sSs5 .<5s s.ssz5s a.iaa1 y DasD jan
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

- Nus paris mirb eemeloet, bob bic gublifation
aler Noriier Mobe. Journale eiuseiieat moroen it,
Is pdre ein Sssen fur bic Menidbeit. uetn BIZ
8orifer Mpben fir tmmer aus ber Wtos,s tdmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

bas benz san,en Ssfsm Rraft unb Gnerste serett Der
@tbrauH belsr 5eilmitte bat snildten wpbsdse Wir.
funs sebabt. a &SE ssS s'-s go % N. 8. Ho8ers.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22

I g3e &tsa.&# tSfdrtnn9smtffel.) s'st
SR cine Berbtnbuns aner Snsrebenssn bes Bitters mi
benz befen unb rtnfen Santa Grus Rim, Oranan u. +.
Gs prp fir GeeIbeu 8rantbeiten aneemanbt ps bas Btt
ters tn Sduen a melen Elm renes aepboliidts Rei3me
erfprberlt@ TT. .aA ~4!%V f.S ''4- ,s.
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Ser Mhtb. Wm. &. Roaers

Nap0r Der Stabt Buffalo, q. q. N +. ggH489Ea. e- ~
| Masor's Office, guHalp, %. Suni 1869.
SD babe .SopHanbs German 8iittrs unb Ionit" In met
amilie wabrenb bes sereansnen Sabte sbraut unt
lam betlttn ale uorretes Stdrfanssmttte es ebltn,
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Sc Mi1isan Street. glepeIanb, Ohio. =.
Reenhe Fnben baS befe Quais tte teutidt 8rE nnb bic
aufmsrffamfts Vfsss tst aa6srf biuigsa Yrsisa. z
Dtt. 7. ii m
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Mper'S abfubrenDe Ytuen
(Gattartie ytus)
fir ale 3nede cine loyirenoe. Webi5in

Gs atebt SieaeiGt fetne anbere WeesiB'n.
wirp. ermann 10 allsemfin aebrdmdt
mal tpte cine abfiitrenbe nr& CAB Is fe.
, eine Mebi,tr. bte tn a[len Qdnsern u :.
,unter anen &iafen fc ansemeine Berbrei.
.tung fant, trte bitfe mileen. aber rrirf'dm
pus atrenten pinen. Der GRUB eieftr
Grf&einurg tsu&tet psn fslbf Elm tsnn
feine aneere Mebisiu fpmmt bi'fer an gu.
Setidfitetett nnb Wtrffdmfett sfei& Die.
ieni8en, refhe tiefe pillen aebrduht taben.
rjTtn, ta6 fe taeurh furirt rurben; Aaf
dter miiIen. ba6 'bieie giuen ieber5tit bic
ielbe Wtriuns baber, anb bde lebtere nft
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-22
Bedtel'S 9oteL.

S. BeibeI gigemtbamer. \
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Hrdntbt Der Seber nnb Der 10 Wert
5,fr=8 y a@s buna init unreinem l3lut = '.- .s
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24
Columbus & IrOntOn Railroad.

The incorporators met at Chilicothe
yesterday, and made all arrangements
for an immediate survey and estimate
of the cost of constructing the road.
The Chief Engineer was present He
commences work to-day at Ironton.
He has his Corps made up, and orders
to push the work as rapidly as possible.
A careful survey will be made of all the
proposed lines, where those living on
the roads raise the means to pay for the
work.
Orders were passed 10 have stock
books prepared, ready to open on the
line, on the 27th of this month, also
arrangements to hold q series of public
meetings on the road. Blank grants
of the right of way were ordered to
be prepared, in order to secure as much
as possible while engineers are survey
ing the different routes. The meeting
was devoted to active business, and the
whole ground work was laid ont, the
action of the incorporators looked like
business, all seemed determined that
this most important and long neglected
enterprise should be pushed forward.
1t will be important now for all the
committees, and all interested on va
rious lines topush up the subscriptions,
and to collect up the same Immediately j
aud forward them, as each county hasl
to pay for the work through their res
pective counties, We rejoice to sec|
this great work progressing. 1t isl
deeply interesting, and important to
every citizen of our county, and on the
entire line especially to the farmers, and
we trust that every one will do all in
their power to forward tho work We
hope, and trust, that as the engineers
corps pass along on the line, that all
will do what they can to feed and lodge
the men freely, to aid this important
work. -CrclerHe Union.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24
The TariE.

THE cry of the free-traders has been,
that the cost of iron is greatly increas-
ed by the nine dollars tariff per Ton on
pig iron, and that this is great injury
to the consumers, especially the poor
laboring men. But all the free-trade
papers which we have seen, are most
bitterly opposed to a reduction Of the
tariff on tea, coffee and sugar. Here
is exhibited the hypocrisy of the free
traders. The laboring man has bat
little use for iron. Besides his cooking
stove, he does not use iron to the
amount of one dollar per year. But
tea, coffee and sugar, are articles Of
prime necessity. These he must have.
The tariff on these three articles costs
the people of this country nearly sixty
millions of dollars per year, or one
dollar and fifty cents tor each person,
old and young. If the tariff on these
articles could be taken off entirely, and
the tariff on pig-iron raised to ten or
twelve dollars per ton, the laboring
men would be made millions Of dollars
richer. The tariff bill lately reported
to the House of Representatives, re-
duces the tariff some on tea, coffee and
sugar. We only wish it had pat them
on the free list.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette begins to despair
Of much reduction of the tariff by the
present Congress, and says that proba-
bly, no change will be made during the
present session. If tea, coffee and sugar
cannot be admitted free, we would pre-
fer TO have no change at present.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24

Ed. STANDARD People on reading
the STANDARD of the 10th inst, no
doubt, came to the conclusion that poor
Tyler had followed the "Young Coon"
into a hole, and in his cagernoss Ito
gain notorety" by trapping the "irre-
pressible Young Coon" had wedged
himself into that hole, so tightly, that
he would never be heard from again.
But, when they take a more careful
view Of the account Of the great sui
eide, that he has committed, (as given
by the "Scribe" and his colleagues, J
they find that he did not use Paria.
mentary language in adjourning a ses-
sion of the lnstitute;-that God made
him dark compilations n-that he learn
ed what little he knows without going
to college; that he does not 90 around
trying to ascertain tho private opinion
of certain great men, in order to adopt
and claim it as his own. These consti-
tute the sum of all the mistakes that the
learned men of Portland aud Oak Hill
have been able to bring against him.
Compare his articles with those OF the
famous "ScnJe'S," aud see if the
"Soribe" can say 80 much of himself,
Here are few specimens of the
"SCribe's" correct sentences and spell.
ing; "Fitty adraace Scholars"--"You
better let the young coon be."--"There
IUas DIR. Tyrrell, and our Moses, and
the brothers and sisters"-"Then the
debates, n enough"-"In theory the
earth has been Tilted into many angles
and dWes'-"Shatts are cut through
the earth, and men and weights drop
ped into It." ! suppose he would say:
Canals are made in the earth and boats
ply upon il, '"ro learn where they
land a committee has been appointed
,cho will start"-The idea of landing
in bottomless shafts is certainly original
with the "Scribe" Besides, his pune
tuation is worthy of note. Here is an
other specimen; "Tyler must get
permission OF you to mix in, you most
grand mognl of Jackson Co." Now
for the spelling; 81 was greeted at the
door of the Church by pleasant gem
tlemen"--"The plan Of combining an
ore and written examination"--''Pro-
remme"--"Balhuces." Poor SCRIBE!
In all his practice in writing, while be
was reporter for the Eastern papers,
he did not learn to spell correctly, His
sentences read much like the "0raclcs" |
OF ten cent Toy Book. He did right,
when he left New England, aud came
west--lor it will be remembered, that
u boy wrote home to his father "to
come west, for almighty mean men can
get office here's $50, almighty con-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-24
NEWS ITEMS.


The question Of excluding the Bible
from the Public Schools Of Cincinnati
was decided last week in the Superior
Court ofCincinnati. A majority of the
Court-Jndges Storer and Hagans,
held that the Board had no power IL
exclude the Bible, and made the injunc.
tion perpetual Judge Taft gave a dis
senting opinion. Tho case will prob
ably be taken TO the Supreme Court OIL
the State.
s6-A boiler in the Agricultural
Works of B. G, Taylor, in Dayton, ex-
pioded one day last week, killing five
men
sl--A report had got out that some
members OF Congress had been offering
TO sell Cadetships in West Point, wher
an investigation was had, and evidence
implicated Whittemore of South Caro-.
lima, and two or three Others.
--Congressman Hoag, ofthe Toledo
district, died short time ago. Gov.
Hayes has ordered a special election
to Gil the vacancy, which election will
be held on the first Monday in April.
THE bill admitting the State Of
Mississippi has become law.
Nebraska has passed the 18th
Amendment. This makes thirty States
1.-Two more than is required,
Two young men in Wheeling,
named Mountz and McCracken, got
drunk and quarreled, when McCrack-
en- stabbed Mountz to the heart with a
pen knife, killing him instantly.
"a man named J. L. Byum was
taken from Jail by mob in Richmond
Ky, and hung.
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Newspaper Postage.

The Cincinnati Commercial some ten
days ago had very spiteful article
about country newspapers. In reply to
this the Circlevills Union says that if
the city papers are willing to pay post
age on their papers in proportion to the
distance they are sent, the country pa
pers will not object to paying postage
in the counties where printed. That is
true. All the country press wants is
fair play.
Let us see how the Commercial would
like fair play. We send 60 copies of
the Standard to Oak Hill Postoffice, in
this county. No postage is now paid
on them. If they are subjected to
present rates on newspapers, it will cost
us or our subscribers $1,000 per year.
The distance is IL miles. We do not
know how many copies of the Com
mercial are now sent TO the same place,
but we will suppose it to be CO. They
are not sent through the mails, but by
express, and paid for in putting adver-
tisements most likely. The Postoffice
Department is cheated out of the
amount, The distance from Oak Hill
to Cincinnati is about ten times greater
than it is from Oak Hill to Jackson.
Now if we have to pay $1,000 for go
copies of the Standard ~ miles, it is
only fair that the Commercial pay $3.50
to carry 60 papers 1870 miles.
We are perfectly willing to abide by
this equitable arrangement. We are
now sending IA copies of the Standard
to Cincinnati. On these we are willing
to pay S28,OO, provided the city papers
will do the same, on the same number
of their issues sent the same distance.
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We understand that religious revIvals are Il,
progress IN most of the churches throughout III,
county A large number OF persons have pub
licly manifested their purpose to change thelI
course Of life and become religious. The con
versions have been numerous, and many have
united themselves with the church. At plkctou
about two hundred have announced thell deter
mlnatl0n 10 change their manner OF life. ~ Harer.
" lFdfckmdH
Good No place on the foot. stool so
mucn needed reviyals and conversions,
and changes of manner of life as did
the people of Pike county. But will
these new converts continue to vote the
Democratic ticketi II they do, we
would not give pinch Of snuff for
their religion.
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The Burke Mystery-ShufIIin Ar.
rested.

On Wednesday last Emanuel ShufF-
lin was arrested upon the affidavit oil
Walker Bennett, of Jackson, charged
with having murdered Walter N.
Burke, on the night of January Sd.
Bennett is brother-in- law of Barke's.
The body OF the murdered man has not
yet been found, and a strange mystery
still hangs over the affair, Few facts
have been elicited, except the state
ments of Shufllin himself, and those Of
his wife, who is under recognizance as
an accomplice.
Shuffliu was lodged in jail His ex-
animation was set for yesterday after
noon, but the attorneys for the defend
ant being employed at Court, it was adj
journed until Monday next, at 8 o'clock
"A. NJ. From statements made, il is
probable the missing man was struck
with poker, and not slung shot.
We learn that woman, living at that
time upon canal boat, at that point,
states that late at night Shufllin came to
the boat with poker and flat iron in
his hand, saying that he had had fuss
with a man, and he guessed he had
gone into the river, lie enquired for
alantern to see to pull him out. The
examination will, perhaps, develop new
facts. -I'ortsmoWth Times,