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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-19
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The river Saturday was clear and hot.
The mercury reached 97o at MIDDAY
The river is scarcely changed since
the middle of the week. The tendencv
however, is downwards. and every in.
dIcation is ia favor OF very low water
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals aud departures Sat-
urday include the Anna, Memphis 10
Louisville; Bertha. louisville to New
Orleans; Fayette, Henderson and re-
turn; John Lumsden. Cairo to returr
Pine Bluff, Grandview to return;
Morning Star, Louisville to return:
Eau Claire, to the Coal Mines.
Beats Due Here.
Among the first boats due here
are the Mary Miller, from Cairo;
Palestine. from Louisville; Kate
Robinson, from st. Louis; Florence
Lee from PASSPORT; Norman from
Memphis; Sam. j. Hale, for Mem.
phis.
boats Leaving To-day.
FoR CAIRo.--The beautiful new
steamer Mallie Ragon takes the place
Of the City Of Evansville to-day. end
leaves at 8 PM. for Cairo and all way
landings, having splendid passenger
eooMmodations and being very light
draught, viii suffer no detention from
sandbars. Capt Josh. Throop, d vet.
Gran in the trade, will command, and
Capt, Jack Grammer will take charge
Of the Office, and will be assisted BY
Geo. Savage ThrOop. Passengers and
shippers will receive every attention.
FoR LOUISVILLE. - The peerless
Tarascon is the uDrivalled packet for
Louisville and all way ports at 10
o'clock this morning. She is a grand
floating palace. and finely Offered.
Capt. james Mather. a competent Off
Ger and an accomplished gentleman.
commands, and Miles ID. Warrep.
one Of the most popular gentlemen
in the business, is her chief clerk, /
assisted by ]. L. McMeaus, who viii |
be found courteous, accurate aud
cbliging.
FoR GRAEDvIEw.-The feet and
popular Pine Bluff goes to Grandview
and all way landings, as the regular
coast packet. at 3 Pm. to-day. She
has pleasant passenger appointments.
Captain Lafayette Elder, John al. |
Adams and Robert Adams are her
obliging and attentive officers.
FoR BOWLING GREEN.-Dr. 8. w. |
Coombs viii back out the beautiful |
and popular Evansville promptly at 4 /
o'clock this evening, en- roate for
Bowling Green and all way ports on
Green River. Mr.. VIM. holland and
Leopold Kohn are her attentive and
Obliging clerks.
FoR HENDERSON. - The popular
and punctual Fayette leaves at 5 An.
aud Pm. for Henderson, with first
class accommodations for passengers.
and elegant officers. Capt. A. o. |
Durland commands and james Fl.
Leteher and jerry Boyle have charge |
Of the Office.
MfsceIIaneoua.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-19


The usual amount OF steam used to az
A saving with by the Porttbfe Circular Saw
Mill Is from 125 70 $50 pounds pressure pei
and require only from 60 10 so pounds PEI
4 square inch, al which steam Is not con-
ztdered In the least dangerous, and "a, az
the same time, more economical In the
Ing eertificase'of the first q my new style
Porte bic Mills. for the noting and careful
/ peruGal OF BRWyers and ali those desiring
/ To purchase. and solicit q call and careful
sxanInations they now being ready on
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axieas eaaily drawn from q plaza, and
Ma. KRATz:-rns Porsabis Enrins o Won
furnished me- eonsideras satisfactory and
perfect IN sTery respect - any machine
steam for running . double 50 and 80 inch
circular saw mill Tor q common days bust
1900 feet OF lumber, easy, with 10 pounds
oi steam. ea - a1 .s.l.s 49, 49,
MARION, KY, septsnabsF 5, 1870.
M =. Kratzs Evansville 1nc.; Ee d
IS, sIs s-.. take great pleasure In giving
Steam Circular Saw Hill
The one wespurcbased OF you on the ga
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands if
Will saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. On The whole, we think YOU have
having constructed q most excellent Mil,
which viii doubtless supeTeede those con-
6tructed uDon other prin clples. The Swiss
gentlemans Mr. John Walty whom you
sent to put the mil up and start Il for us,
seems % be an excellent maohinist. Our
friends who witnessed him working. say
he Is the best sawyer that they have ea or
seen. You could mot have sent better
machtntst aud sawyer, or one that would
nave given more satisfaction. Your MIL
IL just what you recommend IL TO be.
sep9 3m ELDER BROS.
other sizes for farm ami plantation use
nov 1h-am Fl q. KRATZ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-19

Attempted Assassination OF the
French Emperor.
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FLORENCE, September II. - The
Italian fleet is concentrating at Civita
Vecchia.
FRANKFoRT, September 15.-U. 8.
bonds quiet aud steady at 934@93s.
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FoR HENDERSON. = The popular
and punctusl Fayette leaves at 5 AN.
aud Pm. for Henderson, with first
class accommodations for passengers.
and elegant officers. Capt. A. o..
Durland commands and James Fl.
Letcher and jerry Boyle have charge
Of the Office
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a VOID 0UAOW8.-A Victim Of early
-. indlsoretion, causing nervous oeniA-
", premature decay &C, having tried tu
yain every advertised remedy, has diEaoW=
cred q simple means or Geit-cure, which ne
ryfif nena free 20 his fellows u. h
rJTTI,F. Ne. % Nassau street, New York
so auglS-3m
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Portable Engfnes (saa0 mali size), and
Portable Circular S1sC Migls.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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BOOK AGENTS
Car make 500 per month selling
The Medical Adviser.
ENDLESS P1NT3HMEMT /

a DISCUSSION BETWEEN
Rev. M. Goodrich
fUnivergaliatl,
Or RHODE lBLAND.
AND
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FOR BOWLING UREEN.-Ur. D. w.
Coombs viii back out the beautiful
and popular Evansville promptly at 4
o'clock this evening, en- roate for
Bowling Green and al way ports on
Green River. Mr.. VIM. holland and
Leopold Kohn are her attentive and
obliging clerks.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-19

Among the FIRST boats due here
are the Mary Miller. from Cairo;
Palestine, from Louisville; Kate
Robinson, from St. Louis; Florence
Lees from .EastpOrt; Norman, from
Memphis; Sam. j. Hale, for Mem.
Dhra 80 -
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FreiRhts are ofsrlng freely, but the great
trouble Is in getting Them hauled to Port
land. This trouble Would be 10 consider
able extent obvIated, provided the city
authorities would put sufficient force at
work on Portland Avenue TO have It I'M
ished Fight away. The Steamboat interest
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BERLIN, Sept. 1.-the Govern
meut or North Germany has given Of
fetal notice to mariners that the ap-
proaohes TO Hamburg are dangerous,
and that the usual lights as0 extin-
guished. and tho channels are filed
with torpedoes.
BERLIN, September 16.-The b
gian Legation has been officially mott
fed Of raising the French blockade
10 the Baltic aud North Seas, on the
18th inst.
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Great Dissatisfaction
BY THH
METROPOLITAN GIFT OOMP'Ys
Cash Gifts to the amounto Of $4,000

VERY TICKET DRAWS = PRIZE.
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Important to Trustees.
OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF LICK TT.

OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF LICK TPy
JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO, Dec 10, 1870
At q meeting called by the Trustees OF Lick
township, for the purpose of taking into consid-
Grafton the utility of petltioning the Commits
sloners of jackson county to establish an Infr-
mary for the better care Of the unfortunate
poor of the county, there were present Trustees
representing the following townships; WASH
lngton, Franklin, Scioto, Jackson, Liberty and
Lick. The meeting was organized by calling A.
H. Monahan to the Chair, and appointing 7. j.
Edwards Secretary. The Chairman announced
that the object of the meeting was to take into
consideration the growing wants of an Infirma-
ry In Jackson county and by the acts of the
Trustees OF the several townships, to represent
this want to the Commissioners OF the county,
by petition or otherwise, II deemed best. After
the matter had been discussed, and all present
or very nearly all, agreed that there was great
necessity In this county for an Inflrmary, II was
thought best as all the Townships were not rep
resented, to adjourn to specified time and So
llct n full representation of the Trustees Of the
several townships composing the county, TO at
tend the adjourned meeting, and take action in
this movement. This meeting smackcd ofbusl-
ness, and adjourned to meet at the Town House
In Jackson on the second Saturday Of January
1871, at the hour OF one o'clock =. NJ.
A. b. MONAHAN, President
r. j. EDWARDS, Secretary,
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Educational.

At meeting of the Board ofSchool EX-
aminers of Jackson county Ohio, held
Dec 10, 1870, the following rules were
adopted:
Examinations are held on the second
Monday in every month.
Printed questions are submitted and
written answers required
Every certificate is graded according to
the qualifications of the applicant, and
may be regarded as safe criterion of his
ability
An auerqge of 60 per cent. of correct an
swers, entities the applicant to a certif-
cate for months; 10 per cent. for IL
months; 80 per cent. Is months; 80 per
cent "a months; Provided however, i'll
all cases, that any applicant failing, either
to give so per cent. of correct answers in
any branch, or an Average of 80 per cent.
shall be rejected; and provided further
that a months certificate shall never be
granted more than twice to the same ap,
plicant, nor more than once except upon
decided Improvement.
Every successful Teacher bearing good
moral character holding two years Ger
tificate from this Board, and following
teaching as a profession, can have his GER
tiicate renewed, without further examin.
alton, by applying in person at regular
meeting Of the Board, and presenting a
written thesis on some Educational OF
Scientific subject
Every Teacher is exhorted and expect
ed to attend the annual Teachers lnsti
tute, and take some Educational Journal
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JACKSON STANDARD.
d. MACKLEY, EDITOR.
THURsDAY......DEC. rs, 1870.
Sundries.

The Vinton Record says that four lit
tie boys were found dead drunk in Near
thur lately on the Sabbath day,
Congress met on Monday of last
week but there will not be much done
until after the Holidays,
Mrs Rachel Trimblc, widow of the
late GOV. Allen Trimble is dead, She was
in her SlSt, year.
The Vmton Furnace Co., in Vinton
county, has failed Oh these aristocratc,
bloated, wealthy pig iron men All get
ting rich. (Over the left,)
In Irontoh, Columbus Carter mu-
latto, was recently married to Elizabeth
Troppc a white girl, We venture to say
that the dOrkey has the worst Of that bar
gain Better for him if he had kept out
of that Troppc
The Circleville Democrat is now print.
ed on a new power press, on new type,
and has been enlarged to nine columns to
the page The Democrat has been II good
paper ever since Van Cleaf has had charge
of it, Webclieve that Circleville can now
boast of three of the best papers in the
State,
The lottery and counterfeit money
swindlcrs of New York City have boon
doing large business this winter, The
Marietta papers tell about greenhorn
in that place who was caught by them.
Two of these New York rascals have been
caught, convicted, and sent to Blackwell.
Island prison for six months.
After John Nc Quigg had been nc
quilted for the murder of Presley Barkerh IN
Ironton, his sister Elizabeth McQuigg whC
twas admitted had been the principN
in the murder and had done the shooting
was about to be put upon her trial, whci
Judge Wright ordered Note PrOscqr
TO be entered. That means, in English
that the case should not proceed. Sh
is now free to kill some other man, w
only hope that her next victim may b
this Judge () Wright
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Tile A. Jingles, of tho press Of this end Of the
state have been prone t0rldleule and chide the
editor OF the Jackson standard over his "Hnh.
dom Thoughts. During tho last week or two
they have been left out, and We for ono, are free
10 confess, that we miss 1t and consider II by mr
the most Interesting Toadingi In that paper. Give
'em to us again Father Mackley.-- West Union
Defender.
We have been too busy of late Bro, Ey-
lar Wait q little We know what. the
people like TO read Those who have no
thoughts of their own, try to make light
of those who have any, We like to be
ridiculed Jessy Corn, Baptist preach
er used to say "lf you go into an orchard
and desiPe 10 know the tree which bears
the best frilt, select that one which has
the most clubs lying around it,
You can mako your own application,
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.SAMsoxyILLr, ONO, Dec. 8, 1870

Solutions for Richards $ questions.
Solution lst. Let 5, I and II represent
the bottles respectively.
He filed the and poured it into the
7, filled the again and the 7 from it
which would leave three pints in the 5;
he next emptied the'7 into the II and the
three pints from the 5 into the 7 and fill
ed the FIVE the third time and the from
it which would leave one pint in the 81
lastly he emptied the into the II and
and the one pint from the into the 7,
filled the the fourth time and poured
it into which left six pints into the sew
en- pint bottle.
Solution I'd. Seven is to the ! of seven
as twenty is to the ] of twenty; 3; 20:
Is 40 completing the proportion we see
that the 4 of twenty is 8 A.
And is to | as the ] of twenty is to
the / of twenty-j: l.; s Az (63-0 com
pleting the proportion we find the fourth
term to be 6 81 which is the of twenty
if is the ! Oft
SCHOOI. Boy
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JACKSON C. II. O. Dec. 6. 1877

JANhSON w. H. OsJ btC' W l'iN'
The jackson County Medical Society
met pursuant to adjournment. President
A. b. Monahan in the chair
Present Drs. Reasoner, Mills, Kitchen
and Crumit. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved None of the Essay
lists appointed at the last meeting being
present, Drs. Monahan and Kitchen re-
ported several interesting cases of infant
lie commissions On motion it was resolv-
ed that the Society meet in DR.. Monahan' )
Office on Saturday, December 18th, at
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of making
arrangements for reunion Of the Profes-
sion of this and adjoining counties.
Essayists for next meeting same as an
nounced at last meeting
Adjourned to meet on the lst Tuesday
of January A, D. 1871.
G. X. CRUMIT, Secretary.
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The Chillioothe Register tells a y

The Chillicothe Register tells a yarn
shout three men getting thrown from a
buggy, in consequence of the horses run
ming off One of them was Al. Roberts.
We suppose IL was our AL.
The Register says;
Roberts turned half somersault, and
landed plump on top off his head, the
consequence being that for the space Of
several square inches he was as complete
ly denuded of hair AZ if Lo the Poor In.
dian had been trying his hand ata scalp.
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The Fisrcs.Baksr suuabbls

DR., Fiercos article did not reach us un-
til Tuesday morning 1t could not be
got in this week Next week we will
publish it, and if DIR, Baker desires, he
may reply. That will end the year, and
must end the squabblc, so far as the Stand
ard is concerned, Both getlcmen will
have had full opportunity and fair play
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A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing In South Ameri-
ca us a missionary, discovered safe aud simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Far
ly Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
0rpans and the whole train of disorders brought
ON by baneful md vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy;
PROMPTED by a desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunnte, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope,
10 any one who needs II, hree Of charge. Address
JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Station ID, Bible House,
New York City.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS,

NJOAANE ~ AE-AOAhANss
The Board OF School Examiners of Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, ut jackson, ON the
SECOND MONDAY IN EVERY MONTH.
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day TO day II necessary.
Applicants not known TO the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials ofgood moral character Ger
tlhcates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, In no case, be either antedated, or
postdated.
3D. order ofthe Board Of E5dminers.
Dec 10, T0-u A. W. LONG, Clerk.
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DROBATE NOTICES.

The accounts of Aaron Mclaughlin admr. of
John Calleghan, decd. Joseph Aten, admr. of
Robert Aten, decd; Adam Lackey, guar. of Mary
u. Moler William ID. Moler, and Christiana L.
Moler, minors; Walter n. Burke, guar. of Will
liam II. Boiler, Maria J. Boiler and Sarah G. Boiler,
minors William II. Hunter, guar. of Samuel A.
Armstrong and William II; Armstrong, minors !;
have been filed for settlement in the Probate
Court of jackson County, Ohio, and the same
are set for examination and hearing on the 3lst
day of December, AID, 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN j. c. EVANS,
Dec l5 lS70-9w Probate Judge.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that on the 7th day of De-
cember, 1870 the undersigned filed in the Probate
Court of Jackson county, Ohio his petition pray
ing for authority to sell the following claims be-
longing to the estate of Jephtha Cherrington
decd; 1st, A Book account against Jacob'Wy-
att amount 1890 I'd, A promissory note of
Daniel w. Cherrington, on which there is due
and unpaid, S435,0O Interest thereon from May
Is, 1867 Sd, A Judgment in Jackson county
Court of Common Pleas rendered at the October
Term of said Court 1869, in favor of Henry James
and against Daniel w. Cherrington as principal,
ty, as certified therein. The amount paid there
on by the undersigned on the 2jth day of No
vember, 1870 was S303.S4.
Said petition will be TOR hearing on the 18th
day ofJanuaIy, 1871. w. X. HASTINGS,
Admr. of Jephtha Cherrington decd.
December l5 lS70-4w
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What is Famel

: After years of effort to keep our indi-
viduality and name before the readers Of
the Standard, the Chillicothe Adpertiser has
actually forgotten our name, and in two
articles last week calls us Mackey, Too
had
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NORTH MISSOURI LANDS
FOR SALE
by The Hannibal and st. Joseph
R. R. COMPANY.

About $4,000 Acres of the Finest Farming
and Grazing Land i'll the United States, for sale
ut low prices and on very easy terms; thus ena-
bling an industrious man with small capital to
pay for his land with money earned from it,
Missouri Is not too far West to be at n great
distance foOm markets. its Railroad facilities are
great and constantly increasing; the climate is
splendid and good crops are almost n certainty;
while the numerous thriving towns and cities
springing up on every hand attest beyond doubt
that the blight of slavery has been efectually
dissipated, and that Eastern men and Eastern
cnpitAl are doing their perfect work.
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FOR SALE.

l wish to sell my farm in Bloomfield Town
ship, near Keystone Furnace. The farm con-
tains 100 ACRES, with good house and out
buildings, plenty of water, and two fine ORCH
ards. Also, a good coal bank,
A good bargain cln be had II application be
mnde soon to 4. w. RUSSELL
Dec |, lST0-Sw on the premises,
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Gallia Academy.

T.. A. COOLEY, \. NJ. Principal.
Mrs N. ID. COOLEY, PreceptresS.
PAUL llENKING, Teacherof Modern Languages
Miss A. $. DwINELL, Teacher f Music.
The Winter Term viii open Monday, December
18th, and continue fourteen weeks. The tuition
ranges nom 40 cts TO 20 cts. per week, according
to the studies pursued.
Rooms and Board can be procured on reason
able terms, and good facilities for self boarding
are afforded.
The facilities for acquiring knowledge Of
Modern Languages are unsurpassed IN the West,
and with the Library and Apparatus, Modern
Science can be well illustrated.
We aim to give thorough instruction In the
English branches and in the Classics.
For particulars apply to
y. a. COOLEY, GollipOlis Ohio,
Nov q, lSI0-iw
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Ohio Conference.

Rev. j. 4, Sewers has handed us the
Minutes of the Ohio Annual Conference.
1t is full of intcsesting matter, which we
will notice, but must defer this week for
want of room.
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UDITOR's SALE.

4 "A =,
There will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder for q sum not less than the APP
praised vaue,at the door of the Court House In
the town of Jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, on
the 7th day of January, A. D., 1871, between the
said day, the following tracts of land situated
in Washington Township, in said County, and
lnsnrihnl nn fol llnNls ln.NuiI.
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SToCKHoL DERs' MEETING.

> @-I
Notice Is hereby given that there will be Il
meeting of the Stockholders of Star Furnace
Company, held Mt their Office in Jackson, Ohio,
on Monday, January 2, 1871, for the purpose of
electing Directors for the ensuing year, and
transncting such other business as may come
properly before said meeting.
ALANSON ROBBINS,
Jackson, Dec |, lS70-5w Secretary.
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One Twelfth part of the purchase money to be
paid at the time of sale, and the balance in
eleven annual instalments of equal amounts,
with annual interest thereon.
SAMUEL BAKER,
Dec /, lS70-6w Auditor jackson County.
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Our Lands DEFY COmpetitiOn,

Send for full descriptive Circulars and Section
al Maps enclosing 30 cts, and stating what paper
you saw this in, to EDWARD WILDER,
Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Mo,
nONT WASTE TIME AND LABOR-By us
IL ing up an old Axe. Send Sl.50 to LIPPlN-
COTT 4 BAI[EWEIiL, Pittsburgh, Pa, and they
Will send tlp-top Axe, EXpressage paid, Half
day lost In gripding will thus be saved.
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"Tho jackson Standard says that it has
n larger proportion Of paid up subscribers
than any paper in Ohio, Guess this is q
mistake The weekly Cincinnati papers
can beat it, and so can the MARIErrlAN.'
-NaricfiiGn.
Guess you are mistaken, Here is what
we said
"No paper in Ohio can show so large a
proportion of subscribers who have paid
so far in advance
The Cincinnati weekly papers are CON
Quoted upon the cash system, but none
of their subscribers pay more than year
in advance ut n time,
Can they, or even tho MariettidH, show
such list of subscribers who have paid
over one year in advance as we publish
this week2 And you will notice that this
list runs up from nearly thirteen months
| to nearly seven years,