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Probate Notices.

yhe accounts Of Peter Bum guardian of James
@. Howe, ]. Edward Jones administrator Of
Jemimah Daniels Joseph Aten administrator og
William Mercer, H. @. Bum executor OF Samuel
Bum, and David p Morgan administrator Of
Peter Morgan, 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 May, A. D., 1870, ct 10 O'clock An
May u, ieTr-Sw Probate JudEs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BcrO TSaIa Cared by Brandreth'
PILLS.

ScrO ltaIa Cared by Brandreth's
Fills. ....-
BrRndreths Pills penetrate the whole mass OF
blood, causing the expulsion Of impurities. The
body feels relieved from single dosei what then
may be expected from twenty7 By continuing
their use, the whole Of the blood in time, be-
comes purlned, and the body reconstructed from
good material, and the body reconstructed from
good material, and . new lease Of life secured.
Sing Sing, March 25, 1858.
NY Dear Etrs--My daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured Of that hor-
rible disease, scrofnla, which for years rendered
life torment; after all medicines and many
physicians had been tried, and failed, COM
menced giving her your pills. She took them
almost every day for three months, constantly
improving. She has now entirely recovered.
Yours truly, DANIEL LUTHER.
HON. b. BRANDRETH. ss.a E lUs
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v ~ VtFVFs JFV13F''VV7I VT '37's7 Y " =
s. When noves Ge teindso'er ceyIOn'sseas"
Csylon has been made tributary to the propri-
stors Of "Ring's Ambrosia," and furnishes one
ef the choice perfumes which make that genu-
ins Hair Restorative 80 popular. All Hair Re-
atoratives need q good perfume, but we think
the proprletors Of Rings have been peculiarly
fortunats in the selection Of theirs, mayl2&le.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
FURNISHED BIT CHAs RHoDEs, COUNTY RECORDER
Revenue Stan.ps AIIays on Hand.


Andrew johnson to Maria Jones-quit claim to
part OF out-lot in s.1z Of Jackson......... 500
]. NJ Steele ct. al. to Mary swearengin - quit
claim to y Of in-lot l2O in Jackson ....... $500
John Weese and wife to James c. Harper - so
acres in Liberty TIP. $272
Rufus Hunsinger and wife to John q Joel Baker
undivided u Of ~ acres inDMilton Tp.. $500
John Williams and wife to Stephen Lego-l acre
in Madison SIS
John c. Jones to Catharine Morgans-in-lot 81
in John I. Jones ad. to Portland. ........... $l75
Samuel Hamilton ct. al. to James c. Harper-42
acres In Liberty SS25
Detril LOnglOtt and wife to John schweitzer-N
OF an acre in out-lots 20 and q in N. y OF Jack
Number Of Mortgages Recorded. 8
Amount secured by same. s., ,l6O
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To BUILDERs.-I am now prepared to fll Or
ders for lumber Of all kinds, either ct the Yard,
OF from the Mill on short notice, ct low rates,
for cash. Plastering lath on hand. Yard on
Pearl Street, back OF Posto1ics.
H. c. MILLER,
mayl2-3m Agent Of G. Flack q Co.
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we are under obligations to Hon. John I.
Wilson. Hon. Job T. Stevenson, Hon. Geo. W.
Morgan, and other members OF Congress, for
Public Documents and speeches sent
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], f. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
Isrs to the Merchants and Furnscemen Of jackson
S0anty Asuperior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on termA the most favorable lyl
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MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father, in jack
son, May 2ith, by Rev. l. B. Bradrick, Mr.. SAM
UEL STEVENSON and Bliss MARY MARTIN, all Of
Jackson. .sHrf ~ a..
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Threshing Machines.
Mower and ReaDer.

The undersigned is agent for RUssELLs Con.
BINED MOWER AND REAPER, which is manufAo.
tured at Massilon, Ohio, and which possesses ad-
yantages over any other machine.
He is also agent for Russell's celebrated Threahs
ing Machines.
The agent may be seen at Sutherlands Store,
in Jackson, where he will be pleased to take OF
ders for this machine from the farmers Of Jack.
son county.
Apr 8, lS70-2m. d. L. RcKREL, Agent.
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GalIipOIis, Macarthur & Columbus
RAILROAD.

In pursuance OF a resolution of majority Of
the Corporators of the Gallipolis, Macarthur and
Columbus Railroad Company, adopted at ameet-
ing of the Corporators in the town of Macarthur.
notice is hereby given that on
M0NDAT, JUNE go, A. D.. 1870,
at o o'clock, A. NJ, Books will be opened at the
following named places, for the purpose OF re-
ceiving subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the
Gallipolis, Macarthur and Columbus Railroad
Company, to-wit:
At the First National Bank OF Galllpolis, In tho
Town of Gallipolis, in the county of Gallia.
At Keystone Furnace, in the county Of jack
son.
AT the Vinton County Bank, In the Town Of
Macarthur, in the county of Vinton.
Atthe ONCE of c. w. James, in the Town Of
Logan, in the county OF Hocldng-all in the
State of Ohio
Said Books will be kept open from day to day,
between the hours of o'clock, A, NJ, and
o'clock, p NJ until the requisite amount OF
stock shall be subscribed.
By order of the Corporators, at the town OF
Macarthur, the llth day OF May, 1870.
DAN. WILL Pres't.
WIN. SHRoBER, Sec'y. MaylS-5w
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Why
Because

After eleven years expert.
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
ters (unsolicited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
, 1870-11-11

crave mature consideration, and the Gov
eminent had received requests from the
inhabitants there regarding those matters,
whereby they hoped to have them remedied.
These requests are at the same time of such
a nature as not to be said as yet to be ripe
for decision.
In reference to the dcfraying of the eX-
penses for the colonial administration in
the mother-country, which is also before
the diet, it is proposed that the Cololies
shall the LIST April 1871 be exempted from
paying them aud that they be taken over
by the State-Treasury These expenses
have, at the same time, been calculated at
a very reduced rate. Besides that the Co.
Ionial-Director duties have been delivered
over to another Functionary without sepe-
rate compensation the draft aims at joining
the former Colonial Auditing Office with
the Colonial Office into one Office with the
necessary reduction in the number of offici-
ais and the total amount Of wages. While
the former administration consisted of l
ColoniaI-Dlrector 2 Office chiefs, 2 clerks,
1 CancelIist and 2 Auditors with royal APP
pointments, the present draft provides that
for the future only 3 royal officials, 1 chief
and 2 clerks shall be appointed. In the
amount for assistants there will be spared
the wages OF one assistant.
, 1870-11-11
FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER 1870.
CHARITY.

Mr.. and Mrs. WALLACK, as we are IN
formed by a correspondent, gave their
unique entertainment last Monday at Mrs.
Duniop's Hall, West End. Although the
evening was wet and |unfavorable, the room
was again crowded with d most refined
audience. Mis-. WalIack made her debut
as vocalist and actress, and charmed every
body with her pleasing voice and fascinating
acting, and was loudly appIauded in all she
enacted. Mr.. WaIIack, of course, was as
successful as usual. At the suggestion of
a few influential parties Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lack have in the hindest manner volunteered
to devote next Saturday evening, the 10Th
instant Tomorrow night, to the cause of
charity, the funds being for the BeneG. of
the Benevolent Society Of st. Croix. This
will be the very last appearance Of Mr. and
Mrs. WalIack, as they leave III the next
Mail Steamer for Jamaica. Therefore
those parties, who have not yet seen these
great Artists, will have an opportunity of
giving their mite in aGood cause and pass
ing a most pleasurabIe evening, and we
feel certain a large audience will be the
result of this IaudabIe undertaking.
, 1870-11-11
From the Be,lingske po1itiske og Arertissements
Tadeade, October 18th, I67OJ
THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS.

THE draft Of a law concerning certain
acts relating to the Island, st. CrOiX, laid
before the diet by the Minister of Finance,
runs as follows : /. During the period
from the LIST April 1871 to the 31st March
1875 there shall be granted to the Island
of st. Croix from the Danish State Treasury
a yearly contribution of S25, 900 on the
conditions that the export duty on produce
exported from St. Croix during the same
time shall cease. : 2. The Ministry of
Finance is empowered to appropriate
$25O,OOO of the State means towards the
granting of loans to owners of estates in
that Island for the promotion of sugar Gull
t%ivation under the guarantee of the munich
pality Of St. Croix and with good security
10 the estates concerned, at a pr. ct.
yearly interest and to be repaid within the
expiration of Is years.
The Minister remarked Yn reference to
st. Thomas and st. Johns, while introducing
the draft, that these Islands had no doubt
suffered more through those natural events
which during the last years afflicted the
West India Islands; but the peculiar nature
Of circumstances in st. Thomas has the
effect of rendering those sufferings of a less
permeating nature so that they could not
really affect the prosperity of the Island !;
they could only check it and put it back
for some years, aud it was in the nature of
things in that Island that it can be expected
that it would very quickly flourish again.
Not the least circumstance in regard to
St. Thomas is that existing matters there
, 1870-11-11
WAR ITEMS.

a VISIT TO THE CITADEL OF SEDAN
A correspondent Of he Daily Neus writes:
by The kind Introduction of an Eug-
Iish general officer, | was admitted to The
Citadel, from whence IA lovely view is
obtained Of the surrounding country.
The barracks have been turned into an
amhuIan e, which is under The suprrin-
teudence of DR.. Mccormack and Miss
Pearson. The fertilization Of the Citadel
are OF enormous strength, bUt they are
commanded by hills ia several directions.
Preceding the surrender, the PruSsians
feed shells, a few Of which struck the
hospital, but without doing much damage;
but a large number of French soldiers
were killed, and they are buried on the
left of Il steep plateau which leads to the
highest point Of the Qualifications. Miss
Pearson, who superinlends the domestic
arrangements of the hospital, has seen
service IN Italy at the time of Garihadl's
cOmpaign, and appears 10 be qualified in
al eminent degree for the Office she fills,
She wore a military coat, slightly braided,
aud a short dress. Under her guidance |
walked through The several wards Of he
hospital, while the doctors aud others
were engaged in dressing wounds. Many
of these men had laid for several days in
bitches. or in woods, before they were
found, and their chance Of recovery was
proportionalIy diminished. The charac-
ter of tn wounds was fearful, aud il was
"A matter Of wonder to me how the poor
fellows had Survived a day. Several of
the men had holes right through them
one had all The he>hy part Of his thigh
carried away ; another a broken. arm and
breast stripped Of flesh In a room by
hImselfIay a young Preach nobIeman,.
who had had his leg amputated the day
before; the window was open, and he look
ed out upon the field where the French
, 1870-11-11

hIcd as he lay, perhaps dreaming happily
of home and those he loved best. From
the windows of the hospital the forllfica-
tlOns of MeZi6res were visible to the max
ed eye, and, with the aid ofan O~ptra-glass,
the guns in the Notifications upon one
side were easily discerned. Every day
it was anticipated that the place would
be bomharded. From the Notifications I
looked down into dry moa's, where knaps,
sacks, helmets, swords, and ChaSsepOts,
lay in great heaps, flung there by the
French soldiers. 1t seemed 10 be a lavou-
rite trick with some of The officers to
plunge their swords into the ground, and
] saw the handles of several sticking out
in nv walk. From these Notifications
Miss Pearson gave me a most animated
description of the battle ON the afternoon
of September the LIST. She pointed out q
small wood through which the Pru>sian
cavalry stole, and caught the French Ca
valry in the rear Just as they were opera
ting against another body of cavalry in
their front. The village of Floing lies 10
"A pretty dell close to the Notifications Of
Srda1, and it was between that village
and Sedan that the most fearful struggle
in the four days fighting took place. At
ter descending from The Citadel, / went
out through the east gate TO look at the
ground, and found the marks of Il most
severe struggle everywhere. There were
long owS of graves, which marked the
exact positions of the opposing forces.
| had for a guide a young man who had
assisted to bury the dead. On some
graves were pieces of wood, chalked
with the numbers of those who lay be-
meath. Thus | read-'Thifty-four sleep
here, One hundred rest here , aud on
scores of other mounds the numbers va
ried from forty to one hundred. Over a
largp proportion Of the graves dlSlniec-
tants had been spread, but the smell was,
nevertheless, exceedingly bad. There
were plenty Of good military saddles ly-
ing about, and a vast quantity of letters
and sheets containing military accounts.
On the side of a steep clay hill I noticed
the prints of horses feet, and could truce
the point from whence they slid down
or rolled over into the valley below. In
this valley, at the foot Of the hill, the
graves extended in one long row for a
cOnSide rable distance. The earth had
been shoveIIed up over the fallen horses
just where they fell, and at a short dis
lance from them, in a parallel line, were
the graves of the dead soldiers. There
were several fragments Of horses
legs lying about that had been shot off in
the ARRAY. One of the most singular phe-
nomena of The field of battle is the num-
Der of letters lying about. I picked up
several from off The graves here full Of
The most romantic expressions oflove."
, 1870-11-11
SWEETS OF MARRIED LIFE.
lSatMrdan REVIEW.

NOWVW'WWY IOOVOWI
Many a woman has gone into her W
room and had a "good cry" because her
husband called her by her baptismal name,
and not by some absurd nickname inven-
ted in the days Of their folly or because,
, 1870-11-11

Striat&a3sa28, 81, Src;z,
, 1870-02-14
DRY GOODS.
GREAT CL0SING.0UT Sale
C ARSON, PIRlE.
& co.,
lis T. 1;20 State.St.
The Golden0pportunity!
The Greatest Sacrifice Of Desir-
able and STA pic Dry Goods
ever known in Chicaso!
STATEMENT OF FACTS!

We quote the following
PRICES among many other Bar
gains nc shall offer this week +:
Five cases more new Style stripe
English Poplins, pretty and stylish,
Is cts. yard.
Lot Of plain color Mixed Papains.
20 cts yard.
Dark. check Kloba.rs, dou5Es-faId,
s yards for 81.
Special reductions Oh all Black
Alpzcas. ....-..
Fine quality Empress Cloths. IN a
few colors only, al 50 cents a yard,
worth 90 cents.
ALL Plaids, Empress cloths, Merl-
nos, and other Dress Goods, at great
sacrifice.
Very rich Satin-faced SILK and
Wool Poplins reduced from $3.50
to Sl.l0 per yard.
Fine and heavy Real Lyons Roll
Poplins. winter shades, reduced
from 81 TO 81 yard.
Bn The best. known and favorite
brands of C0ttons included In this
sale at REDUCED RATES.
i handsome a. Bieached Cotton,
IL l-2 cts., worth to-day Is cts,
Nom is The time to buy Cotton
! and Sheetinss fur Spring use.
Great Bargains In all qualities Of
Linens, Table Linens, and House.
keeping Goods.
The finer qualities Of Damask
Napkins. Cloths and Sets, specially
sacrificed.
Very cheap Towels, ToWelllnss
and Crashes.
hood Inbleaehed Twilled Crash,
10 cts. yard.
7-Swide, heavy White Linen, Tic.
| yard, worth IS cents.
Pure Linen Blca. uuck T0welling,
II l-2 cts. yard.
Fine quality Blea. Linen Damask
for Coo. yard. worth 90c.
! VIC call special attention to 4
large lot OF handsome White Bed
quilts. MaTseilles, l0-4 and ILL,
that We are selling at present al
$2.75 each, very cheap.
Cheap Cloths, Cassimercs and
Flanne!s.
AIl our stock Of Hosiery and In.
derWear greatly reduced.
CL0AkS and >GITS Half-PFites
mnOpnnOu pAcr 0Oun0T
, 1870-02-14

Railroad Contract Meeting OF
NPro9cctiOnl4ta+'-A FOR .InE-
dcr-~Etxc-Sutt oy Lohbyiss for Scr.
vices, &c.
Sr. LoC1s, Feb 1s,-The Directory Of the Mis-
Eousi r4cltsc Railroad yesterday ratified new
contract win Missouri River Railroad Company,
at tte rate Of t6 b00 per xunum for twenty years,
and Mr. Garrison, acaes President lett for Les'.
euMorth to-day 10 taka possession Of the road
acf arsaEVe for tnruagn tlstna 10 Atchiaon-
TIE protectionissa had = large meeting lAsi
night At which several speeches were made AID
3 letter from tioreInoE Mccl1r1 1as read, tAnLg
suoIR grounds sga,cst tree trade. cAl1ng II =
perLlC.ous hetesy sud <uc!dA! IN lis teful, l.
4 negro IRmtd Andre = Reed was arrested yes.
tetasy, charged with numbering Mr. Mt. ShEakse,
near L1nske station, on the 81 Lo1!s i Cn1cnao
railroad. alton. eight miles from here, over tao
yeAfEsFo.
Jctteyiay. LOIS On hu.!t.!nr+ $a,pel; tusa1td for
S. ~; on furultare, I'll ,GDl; 10 inautauce-
Gepessl s.5tl rfel!o~. OF AtchIsop, k21saa. COM
ms, ced suit s0alnst tho Missouri Pacific RA.tr aAd
Ccpp475 Tor co9 ier services IN prccaIirg leg
lE,aIon from tho Mnsoun Legislature beneficial 10
the rA1lIp cad CnmpAn{.
, 1870-02-14

Prize. xc.FIeht-MaMdatnu OF
HANK Robbers, ETC.

Pr1xc.FIE IEht-Mamdatn us-Afresf OF
Hank Robbers, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. la-The prtke-12nt u II.
rabgtd Tor tomorrow between Gallagher aod
CuE!eI. .....
The ,aaniamua Issued against the Jackson RAI-
road exiecAlon along S. Joseph h1ftet aad the
RIVER, IL m&de perpetual
have been a1yrsted- The fteuyun< says the
special police officers were IN the ftugleadeIs Of
the robbery. .....-..
rpon application Of committee Of ciuzenh.
Judge Coilts to-day mase the mana1~ua ptF-
: municipal election fos the e.cond Mob
dAy IN March, ~ the law pEorides- \ bill
Mas introduced in the State SeuRsc 10 dtJ. te.
qui11pg tie 1nnu1clptl elecuon 70 be he'd On the
sedond Aon1Ay IN November. thus either prnion2-
II ihe Gin of the present tucomccurs, u Allow
ttg the Governor to appoint.
WNbeF, Jr., OF the trm of W1ner Co, u re-
portesl 10 hssc aneccnded with Sle1,cNl
The pemoc1A8lc NatE-uetttnE held Eta La
fa.e,te square 10 tAY, WA addressed By e1-Se3s.
loT uert1tcke, Of lnd.aIs, Aad ottetG
, 1870-02-14

ca.s<c; 1aue ct tie STATE ccEs r. H,11 ~ @ T.
va 1apOt!Ira1; t. to'sd TT tfe7e:A: Gfane
xtd 10. te bst1bec Etpse+slket y . sso.t ~.
aft }tA'rEepA ot tie eLr.1cA cAsa q HeossA
oeIoz& lie Jad c,sIy Coz nst.cr. sa:s oosn;hs,
aLo sskeu be President 4 ha wuait he p:".s-d -
reAd tetl ebeo puolaoca 10 10 nofu: -
theI would b u 4 tz1E txn. Taa tsa.deaA
answered thr rrns:Ks Ut TIE ctn ms y fua'
dou coast t.atioIal Esy. sayttg he had "a. ex'
W* aed any oFtntu2 OF tbs Senatorial q9es-
t'on IL GeoIen, Aod saAt hc did nos
tEterd 10 Interfere In III o .:seE. 4e a 1a&al
G nesesa a. able 10 tend to hi. qass1o -; vas
the special LuAl1 ~, :Ot shat Of tbf tfea7-
cenI lie again denied the ne*fraper a'sEment
sent2uJ tBuiloek. light bE.nfe lssi, that b hao
Rtft q tls ep!Ilon that thu Senxiurs snottF1 70
esecttd ote1 AxE!r. lie tuv"ed the Se-tle1-n 10
t0Ie ard see hin b. tore tseJ fesuIned 10 Gteof-
Rts-ara, tuYnI 10 Nj. Hill, sasd, lsosntnriJ- -
expect III aes you seIy oltep," Nh:ca Wss nadef-
s'Ged 10 M IN that he expes:ed H. 10 bs el.e-
Cd The Ge!e& alton N!thdrc* a-d paid VAL -
General Sherman At biz neadquArtess The Gens
eIsl c*issd lnem wzra,ly. aud Expressed delight
with tLfo1m med OF thest 1niefy.e1 With the Pres1.
deL hnu Tat be tAtd. GeEesa S.ermau Felt=la:9d
t'c o: ion which he gave tome weets aimee, t1at
tho pte<eLt e.ec'ef Sct4iorA th1n!d be adm Ited; !;
atd when told that senator CpnAinc, IN int ID
dtc1atJ Cou ult'ee, 'h!s Eorh!tE. gave G3EeEloE
Bullock an open fetuke, sa5[Lg u atn. You
ba<e cccetEed NJ II te.eteEc. 70 hont Of the
snaI5s II t;eofRs," GtLeIal SherEa: laughed
very nealt'.J- II II t4ld the Lex!A a:urr propose
10 elect Sci ntor. I1It T1e+dBs. II sucn be tns
caac Mesers. I'LL al1 Mtllet, Lie pteEa1t 5euAtos
elec', II trELGc ;leH lnt+ul11u & co:tss:ns tae
EAtttl lt!Gie tie EL..et S.l.e4 seLate.
, 1870-02-14

btnes Hint, 1t Philadelphia Tno following loE-
t1 WAa !eeetvod frtm lhs Or of the Mini:
"oy91c1 on 1H1 UkT1ko STATS MINT
PH1L4pxLrn1A. Fer. I, 1870. s
DIR sIH: Your letter OF tue slE ulrtnos, IN.
oi3ank e'fht 6ve-ce1r coln8recetFed Atthe Uni cd
hsA!9 Tsetsu1Js nd requesting Information Al 70
tseN ReL utneeess, bas beeu received Alter pe1-
Aoea exsufo4ton Submitted the cotus 10 oar
aekaJef tcz teAntsa aseey Ard Eeport. hers
viii It ciose the report OF Mr. Eckteltt the ashay
e. Hh.eh confirms tne JUDGMENT had fo<mei Of
counterfeit In sad..lea 70 wass M Hs. IL E:x-
ields haa sa,e, ] nsy tay. es farther
tets, 5ou will 1tu the motto, 'to God re Trust,
4 seod. DEAL larger In tbe counterfeit than the
genuine The yellow casor O! tue counterfeit =ill
AUG Adosd eon1e teA>. Tho RppesraLcc Il caused
BY the p1eEetce Ct zLc, which Is not in the GEM
tnA, JiNBa POLLOCK. Director.
"To John P. johnson. United States TEea4us3,
New York"
The eoun tffe1ta coataln Il per cent nickel, In
eiesd Of rs Fer cent. Al IL The 2etusna com on
nqn:Ey 1t the 9ut-TrtasuFy, we learn that oseE
twenty ont Of syc1J huLdrrd OF ,he nve-cens
ntckel coins received lhese arc cou1tetftllA