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misunderstood and mfsreprcsente1 TO the pre- ud'ce
OF the work IN the Western States AMI Terrisories
Tie letter Is In reply to communication
OF Marshal Howe, setting forth me NO
cessty OF increased compensation for MS ais
trict and shows that the amount whion
would be regularly paid under the ra'io oi ieoV' ana
for that Territory inconsderaby higher than the
Marshal,s own npures The letter from the Census
Onlcer taxes the ground that the necessity OF
additional compensatlon at the West 10
only 10 meet exceptional cases there, and not
10 raise the general level Of payment;
on the contrary, the facts adduccd In regard to tie
actual amounts earned in 1850 show that additional
compensation Is not SO much needed as rule in
those sections as at the East, where mileage comes
in less heavily The letter shows the amount carmel
by means OF the assistant marshals OF 1850 in Cali
fornia, Utah aud New Mexico to have ranged from
fifteen 10 thrty-one dollars.
Executive Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations the
Senate this afternoon
John ]. Appleton, Judge United States District
Court, Eastern district, Texas, In place Of j. 3.
Watrous retired on full pay according TO law ac
Arkansas, Pension Agent at Little Rock, AK: Henry
Ruggles, OF Connecticut United States Consul at Bar
celona; John l.. Stevens, OF Maine Minister Resident
at Paraguay In addition to Uruguay; Enoch J. Bid
well, postmaster, Norwich Conn; Phinels ID. Crosby
postmaster, Danbury Conn; Mrs. NJ Louise Wilson,
postmaster, Derby Conn; Henry s. Dean post
master, Ann ArDor, Mich.
Odd EoIlOws' Celebrati0n-Fifty. .hrst Annie
versary.
In compliance with the recommendation OF the
Grand Lodge OF the United States for general ceie
braton Of the fftyrst anniversary of the Order Of
Odd Fellows there was large attendance OF the
members Of that fraternity, together with their
ladies', at the Seventh street hall tonight In addi
ton TO the music and other entertainments there was
an address by Vice President Colfax. Senator's
Sherman, Fenon and Boreman were among those on
the platform.
The Public schools Of the District of Colum-
bia.
The City Councils last night passed joint resolu-
tion that the Congressional Committee on the Dis.
trct OF Columbia be respectfully and earnestly re-
quesed TO report and secure II possible the passag
OF bill for the organization Of the public schools In
the District OF Columbia and give us common school
system by which all children can be educated, regard
less of their co.or, to be governed by one board of
trustees AT pres The white schools are separated
from the coored schools, the latter receiving pro-
portionate amount OF the entire sum collected for
educatO Onal purposes.
Personal.
General Sherman will not set out upon his con-
tempa,ei tour OF inspection in the West until after
the adjournment Of Congress-
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In relation n the conduct OF the Spanish government
In its elIment OF ciptured Cuban insurgents was
indefinitely postponed
BIS were also passei providing for the disT odtion
by the Interior Depar imont Of military re-er
vaiio .; relating 10 the entry OF cersan lands SAT-
Lake CITY, Uttn; and granting Ian IL 10 the aie Of
wisconsin 10 AID In the construction OF the Green
Bay and Lake Pepin Railway.
The BIZ for the survey for ship canal and railroad
ioss the sthmns OF Daren was referred 70 the Cm
mitec on Foreign Relat.ons. t.n
At twenty-five mnu es past four the Senate went
ino executive session, and shortly afterwards ad-
jOurnetl. N.-.....
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The steamship Winchester left this port yesterday after
noon and Vera Cruz in place of the steamship
Cleopatra her way to New York Norfolk, IN
tow of of the Old Dominion vessels The Winchester
commanded by Captain Palmer formerly of the steamship
Missouri He able and courteous officer possessing the
peculiar tact Of making pleasant the passengers
entrusted his whatever their diverse dispositions or
the character of the weather.
The steamshp Venezuelan which arrived The Ssd and
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SAILED.
uah; Albe.
Shipping Notes.

Steamships snesia, Hamburg sc; Virgo Savannah; Abe
marie, Richmond &c.
Wind at sunset W, fresh
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SHIPPING NE W s.
Almanac for New York -rhis Daw
OCEAN STEAMERS.

n rises. ...... O4 Moon rises. morn 8 6S
a sets. ....... 6 81 High water. .eve 63l
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FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTIONS.

HEAR WHAT OUR PATRONS SAY.
We have 1900 recommendations and shall publish
certificates daily which wifi be sworn to as genuine
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MIsCELLANEOUs.
A ZYGOS....
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
THE rHAuMArURGIcAL REMEDIALs.
ten Of disease cured
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE AGE.
2ssss CURES IN EIGHT MONTHS OF
CONSUMPTION. ............. Kidney Affections
Bronchitis s................. Blood malades
Rheumatism. m................. omb Complaints
SsurSalga. .E,ver Evs ASscaes Sssases
Deafness s....."......'.N Nervous Debility Debility
Headaches. ......... Fever and Aeue.
Nervousness. ...".........St Vus' Dance.
Epilepsy. Impaired Memory.
Curea almost by the TNivERsr3 MEDI
CINEs at an inhnitesma cost The university Medicines
not patent medicines but the favore OF
on ss SfT u s
% ese "n sy %
10 unknown to medicine are daily receiving letters
s% e the ssan ne
ssss me
tH hs e Wesenss They are not patent %
country from Maneto Mexico becoming the leading Health
ana g s a.. e 0a
NOUS They are now regularly prescribed by nearly l5oo
FAvORITE PRESCRIPTIONS
HEAR WHAT OUR PATRONS SAY.
We have 1900 recommendations. and shall publish
certificates daily, which wifi be sworn to as genuine
BLAIRsyILLE, Pa, April f8, 1870.
To Prof.. SCOTT ,x a, ,,,,,,
Encosed please find sketch OF "Iard Old William
Curzou of place. weight f65 pounds; disease
induraed scrofous ulcer painful and gnDgcnous OF 20
standing had exhausted all the Skin OF numerous
physicians during that time. 49,
y The use of the Cancer Plant Extract Healing and
Bone Ointment aud May Apple Pills he now entirely cured
This attracted remark and amazement He being
poor and turned out to die the medicines were
furnishe Mt c0st-$l9. -, =
matte Elixir have Strengthened his neck drawn to an angle
of forty-nye degrees -
took this in hand, while all the doctors laughed At
me considered good joke 70 attempt to aid tbs poor
man but thank God, have cured all his restore
his strength and made him well person with the UNlVE
SITY MEDICINES.
think Doctor that God has inspired you TO bring
remedies for the of His afflicted children tnat mo-
thing In The shape Of edicine has yet apProacbed
Al the University Remedies at the New York Medi-
cal University Nos and University place. new YORK
Down Town Agency, Hndnut Co. Herald buiding, 2iS
Broadway, New York. Open Gay and nieht'
| Agents wanted everywhere Send for terms Address
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&eamy &ns Destination. Oaos
&eass,y.
Ofoe.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK poa THE
| MONTHS OF APRIL AND NAY.
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RE4C RE4CFFItYSFYST2 EO2T1kJ
Sale of Real EstatS
AND
FURNACE PROPERTY

Notice Is hereby given that / will offer for
sale at public auction, at the Office of the Lime
stone Fu nace Company, in Bloomfield Town
snip, Jackson County, ONO kGesg .ssEC
On the leth day Of April, A, D. 1870,
at one o'clock, P. M, of said day, the following
real estate, to-wit: fEE tEjV*
Laiids Situate I'm GaIIfa County,
AuaSn
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CSHERIFF'S AND SPECI MASTER COM.
y MISSIONER'S sALl .... t.,.s
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, 81.
Rumsey, Roads & Reed, J " 80 ~" '.''' .'.

'.. State Of Ohio, Jackson County, 81.
Rumsey, Roads & Reed !, ,'.',, 81, ~ .''' ,.'
.i.. vs, efiIt +f4 On 4th Order of Sale
David A. Edwards, ct al lI1aat sr1 rl1dIf III
Pursuant to the command of an order OF sale
issued in the above styled cause, and to me di-
rccted as Sheriff & Special Master Commissioned
will offer at public auction At the door of tho
Court House, in Jackson in said county, Oh
Saturday, April 9th, A. D., 187O,g
at one O'Clock P. N. of said day, the following
mortgaged premises. situated in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows to-wit: '' '"
Lot number one Q) in the second addition to
the town of Winchester. with all the appurten-
anecs and benefits attached to or belonging to
said lot and described as follows: Commencing
at the north west corner; thence running South
four rods thence East eight rods thence North
five rods thence West eight rods, to the place
Of beginning including the mill erected thereon.
Valued at 1890 90. .. 500 no 't.l
To he sold as The property of David A. Ed
wards TO satisfy judgment rendered by the
Court of Common Pleas of jackson County,
Ohio, in favor of Rumsey, Roads & Reed. ~.
Terms OF sale cash on day Of sale.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March,
JOHNSON WADE. Sh'GJ.C.,
and Special Master Commissioner Of said Court.
JAMES TRIPP, Attorney for Pl'f. ts ID ~
March 10, T0-5w-pf$12 so
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SHERIFF's AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
- MISSIONER'S SALE. n.f5,...HF riul
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, -.
AMANDA e:: : r''A' sCn LIST Order Of Sale.

Daniel w. Peck. } .0' fIE ,1i"Tf f
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
issucd IN the above STYLED cause 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, on .....,.. .,
Saturday April 9th, A. D., 1870,
at one clock P. NJ, of said day the following
described premises, situated in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, to-witt: '-"'
In Lot Number One Hundred aud Eleven (1il1
in the North half of the town Of Jackson
Valued ut $500 90 t.lf. .g.. 10Y
To be sold as the property Of Daniel W. Peck j.
to satisfy judgment and decree rendered by
the Court of Common Pleas of jackson county.
Ohio, in favor of Amanda J. Peck.
Terms of sale, cash on day OF sale.t ttlk
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March,
A. d., 1870. ......-. ,.,....
JOHNSON WADE, sh'ff J. c., ~.
and Special Master Commissioner ofsaid Court.
March 10, '70-5w--bf $40 30 r' al
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'GHERIFFs AND SPECIAL MASTER COM.
y MIssIoNER's SALE. = ,.,s /" 3 y ~ 'A
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, 80.

.,an State Of Ohio, Jackson Cosnty, ss.
rleo,.r V Hoor.n. On LIST Order Of Sale. ,.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
issued in the above styled cause 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, on rla.t.T rT.E
Saturday, April 10th, A. D., 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following
described real estate, situated in the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows. to-wit:
Part Of the north east quarter of section twen-
ty,three (20. township eight [S), range eighteen
(l6), beginning at the south east corner of the
quarter thence running (with the quarter sec
tion line) N S7sl deg. w 30 .78 chains to o cor
ncr set by Hanna thence N 81 deg. E 1885
chains, set post, aud from which black oak
inches In diameter bears S rs deg. L 38 links
distant aud black o. A N 56 E "a; thence s S7%
Il 1890 chains post at the north east corner of
an orchard thence S4s< deg. E 493 chains,
(post; thence N 90 E 395 chains thence N II
Il 800; thence N 30 deg. E $40 chains. to the
section line, (post, white oak g. 81 deg. E 80
do 81 deg. 90 /; thence s 81 deg. w 20 96
chains to the beginning place, containing So
8Q-100 acres. 'H
Also, commencing at the north west corner of
the above described land thence running north
fifteen and one half Q57G) rods thence east 49,
So chains; thence south fifteen and one half
Q513) rods; thence west 1895 chains, TO the
place of beginning, containing five acres, more
or lcss-cOntainng in all sixty-three and 8O-10O
acres, more or less-eXcept so much thereof as
lies north of the public road running through
said premises, and known as the Hamden and
Richmond road. ttr
Valued at 500 90 -
To be sold as The property pfEleazer Holdreh
to satisfy Judgment and decree rendered by the
Court of Common Pleas Of jackson county, o.,
in favor of William, 0gier. ..lH IN
Terms o f. sale, cash on day of sale. ...,..
Gitenunder my hand this f4th day OF March,
A. D., 187O.d ~ . r.ji ~ ln'f" p"
b. 'a,!., 70. ..ilr. JOHNSON WADE, .ui n
Sheriff J. C. and Special Master Commissioner
Court of Common Pleas of said County.
BUNDY g. HASTINGS, Attys. for Pl'ff.
March l7-5w-pf S18 90 a.i. a.H. t
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Genuine Imported
sVsORWSA Ys OsA rs.

SAMPLES SENT FREE TO FARMERS.
LNRoM 100 to 1sObushels grown to the acre,
n Weighs from 40 to 45 pounds to the bushcl
This Oats has been grown on every xarlety of
soil, and In every State of the Union, With the
most perfect success, ..,,
The grain Is rety iagge plump and hundsoms,
has o remarkable Mia husk and rlpens earlier
than the common varieties.
The Straw Is bright, clear, stout, and not liable
to lodge, Is perfectly clear of rust; and grows
from 4 TO 3 feet high
We have both the White and Black Norway,
both the same price and equally productive.
We will send oas quart of the above Oats to
any address post pad for. ...........,.. tlG0
Two quarts post paid. ......,... 200
RR0lc CRhFGRYTGGE,sSs 3gd e dIFeiSat a uris %"U
qis will obviate the crowding, and
Ioving, and huwying, usual around
Ie ticket wagon, when it is not opened
Stil the commencement of the show.
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,otal val. Of lands and Furnaae in Jack.

son County. ty................:.....i 26880, OG
Total Value Of Real Estate .........,,. s6asO 90
bird in one year, and one third in two years,
with interest from the day of sale, and tLe de-
fcrrcd payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
Said real estate to be sold as an entirety, o., IN
separate parcels at the discretion OF thB Re-
ceiver, aud for not less than two thirds OF the
appraised yalne thereof, and at the same time
and place W i'll offer for sale the personal props
erty belonging to said Furnace Company, 10 be
sold in accordance with the order Of the Court.
together 18th the real estate, Or seySrdtely 1t the
discretion of the Receiver, for hot less than tive
thirds of the appraised value thereof. GoJ 'i.f
Terms for personal property, one third cash,
one third in four months, and one third In eight
months, with interest from day of sale. T,,..,.
E. B. LODWICK,
MacctrfO 70-bw =! e '''lI wv Receiver
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Mrs. Longley and Miss Bates lectur-
on Woman's Rights in ChilIicolhe
last Thursday night, A Woman's
lghts Association was formed, and
GERS elected. Among those who
( an active part in the proceedings,
Fe such prominent citizens as the
Abodys, Cooks, Gen, s. II. Hurst
wife, Col. J, II. s, -BepA--Adi.as, Is
BTOupEuuy JSts, 0dCRSOlRS CttO
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received until three
o'clnck III the / 9th day of April, 1870, by the
undersigned Committee, for plan, and the con-
slruction of7asnspension shlngle roof on the
Masonic Hall, jackson Q. H., Ohio, said build
ingubelng so ieet long By 40. feet=wlde. Len.
tractor to furnish ell neeessary material, bolts,
&C.. To complete said roof; the main girts TO be
OF good yellow poplar; raiters, braces, &c, TO
be of pine or poplar Bids to embrace separate
cost Of cOk, hip, and white pine joint shingles
AIso, bids for the necessary brick work IN
ralsipg rear wall level with the front wall, and
one gable Said work to be estimated by the
thousand IN the wall. For further Information
inatiire ofio17 7lo L.MAY, ~"
ta.,. s-,y "A. ROBBIN9g ~ ll.
? GEO. STEVENSON,
March 2i--gw CommH'ee'
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NOTICE.

The creditors of J. w. Collins. Receiver of
Limestone. Furnace Company, are hereby re-
duesled TO forthwith make out andihle with the
undersigned, at the Office of the Probate Judge
of jackson County, Obi an ltemized and detail
ed statement OF their claims against said Recelv-
er, duly verified by affidavit showing the nature,
amount. and date Of the original Indebtedness;
for what purpose the debt was contracted what
renewals thereof, IL any, have been made what
amount thereof, ~ any, has been paid, and what
amount thereof Is now due and unpaid, In order
that the same may be properly audited and re-
ported. j. w. LONGBON
March 24--Sw Special Master
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~ 81 NJ. Wo-0BaS.
Try ERY STABLE.

Having rented the livery stable Of A. 4.
IN jackson, and having purchased the stock BE-
longing to thesams, |ewnleaEE8p the bnsi'
ness in all Its branches. s.itlr.si,fiI edi 1e9
Horses can DO put up, fed and taken eps, A
ali hours, day or night. ..,.,...,-a,s-, !,
ez-BUGGIES, EXPRESSES, AND SINGLE
HORSES, for hire at Ill times. ..,........ ~,
Feb17,s6e " il'l C.&N. "VOOsS
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GHERIFF AND SPECIAL MASTER CON-.
y MISSIONER s SALE. .r..,r IS. f,.
Slale of 0lio, Jlleksoa eenntv, q.


Mary arthur A. On Is. Order Of Sale. .o.
James NJ. Arthur, ct all -'"7t "' " I'f
Pursuant to the command Of an order Of sale
Issued in the above styled cause ana'to me IL
rected rs Special Master Commissioner Of said
Court, viii offer at public auction at the door.
of the Court House in said county, on
Saturday, April 9th, A, D., 1870,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day. the following :,
premises, situated IN the county Of jackson and
State of Ohio, and bounded and described 80
follows, to.wit: -.
The South West quarter of the North East
quarter, of Section number nine (9), Township
number seven az, IN Range number seventeen
ny containing forty aeres, more or less. ..
Valued at $3.50 90 =" '' ''l '
Terms of sale cash on day Of sale!
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of March,
JOHNSON WADE. Sh'ffJ. G.,
and Special Master Commissioner @; q Pleas
Of said county
ID. MAcKLEY, Atty. -J h'aN~ 'li i'*i
March 1O,7O-5w--pf $40 6O,,'f i.ta ,ed.iaQ Hh
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HYDRoPHoBIA--AEoTH OF ITS VICTIMS.
A most distressing case of hydrophobia oc-
Cured recently at Jacksonville, N. Y. The
victim was child three and a half years old,
daughter of Charles S. Hangen. She was
bitten several months ago on the arm by q
pct dog. which was afterwards killed on
showing symptoms Of rabies. Her wounds
healed rapidly, and the matter was almost
forgotten until Friday or Saturday of last
week, when she complained OF her throat,
and soon became unable to swallow. The
bite of the dog was Immediately recalled to
mind, and DR.. Lente, who had treated for
mer cases of hydrophobia, was sent for.
The child continued to grow worse, conf
planning Of thirst, but being unable to
drink, thus dispruying the popular idea that
those who are attacked with this terrible
disease have hatred OF water.
On Sunday the disease progressed with
great rapidity, affecting the nerves of the
child to IN uncomfortable degree, causing
her to spring from the bed before the at
PENDANTS could anticipate her movements.
Learning by repeated experiments the ex-
cruciating agony that was caused by at
tempting to swallow water, she at last
began to thrust the draught away when it
was offered. AT 3 o'clock on Sunday after
noon, after suffering the most intense pain
anu commissions through the day, the child
died, all efforts to alleviate the disease
proving unavailing. Chloroform was used
In the violent paroXysms, but without much
seeming effect. Several other persons were
bitten by the dog, and, in consequence Of
the death OF this child, they show conside-
rahle anxiety as to the effect on themselves.
albany Journal. a.-..
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A MunpyRoUs $500 Bullion Wednes'
day last a shocking affair occurred Oh the
farm of b. T.. Brown, EST, about Two ano
a half miles south of this city, on the Troy
nike. Mr. Browns son, Thomas, went ia
one Of the stables for the purpose OF feed
inp n bull, and had no sooner entered tne
Mace where the animal was confined when
il attacked him in the most savage manner,
goring him several times. The first plunge
of the Infatuated beast broke three OF the
younp mans ribs, and subsequent one
broke one o. his collar bones in flVe places
"a man working on the place luckily came
younu Browns rescue, and se1zlng h
pi.hfork plunged it repeatedly into the
anil.ars body, which forced it to discon-
! tinus,he attack and make hasty exit from
the staDe. without doubt the injured man
! would haze been killed had it not been for
this fortunate interference. Besides the
iniuries above stated, young Browns BODY
was feartuliy 4autilated, and no hopes were
entertained of his recovery for several days
At this time, however, ne is slowly gettlIS
better, and will eventually recover.
IKE bull is very fine specimen OIL Jus
species, and was bought by Mr.. Brown
several years ago for $500. Since BENG III
his possession it has taken several 1rst-claSs
premiums at State and county fairs. II
was regarded as very docile, never before
having shown evidences Of being In any
way dangerous..Psqua (ohto) Demoofat'
august "a.