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TO The Deiliocracy OF Monroe
County.

County.
The Democracy have now their entire
ticket in the field, with the exception Of
Member Of tlR State Board Of Equali-
zation, and t3 secure success, We suggest
to the Dtinotfaoy of Mohroe ah imme-
diate and etfettual organizatioh In each
township and School district.
1t is true, there is no danget but that
we can elect our county titSet, but the
object of every Democrat should be I'd
bring out every Dehidcratit and Conser-
vative voter to the polls, and give our
candidate for Congress,Hoh JoAs CAhr-
WRIGHT, the largest majority ever cast
in the county.
If this matteHis properly attended to,
the Fifteenth Ohio Congressional Dis
trict will be represented in the next Con-
gress by an honest and coopetest mem
Der.
Let every Democrat prepare himself
for q vigorous campsisa and victory
will perch upon our banner h October.
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me Knale pIHS1.

~
Next to books there is % insniEists ikin9 i.
the house that can PRODIGY 81 mlck peo6 1SH11
pleasure as Piano. A library and Ri6no ~
syrhbols cf high, ifizztioa. Thels twe
spread the noblcr b.ndaat whess tha ~ i
I'D, without fsaE scf sirtony .or dis.lpa
As books bring into our daily circi6 = indillnf
compad lons tue noblcst spirits tla& evsr wrooshx
Wpan earth, and permit a. 10 rsaroor ckf1fSe8
under the inhnepce Of tie nobIeut nak,nea =.
tho Rians, with simple in6sn tskiooa brine y ~
from their slsep ~ beothefhood d soSx. II
plrsusdea them 70 dwell among IA !, 81
{. or the enormous variety of Pianos nanu-
hgtured. Il nuss b admitted none kavo eeaS
ti46ased - naoh to ths hspqiasse q o1s
H6ues. = tAses eelsbsatsd iastrAusats, ~
BY the theassnd. il evsry qnastsr q ~
globs, and mssatactursd By the ueslA -
nownsd heuss 81 msssss. WA. KnApn& c..
Baltimore. Those Pispos have bssn bs1ses
the publie for more. than 40 }sass, With
steady incrsass Of popaisFitys snti1 10 -1sy
they afs pronounoed BY ths ,sats&t astisos,
anateurs, snc The universal jddgnsot n ~
public = largo 70 Be- The sper ard nsst nnas-
ABIE Pisnes mads il ths world.
Jonx ssissss / Co., WkclSsls and Rsta;j
Agents for ths, pnequsied Knsse Pisns. u, s
Is. East State street. Columbus. o. ~ 5st ~
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Nm, Kntbe & Go.
over 50 Gou a.a $iiesr de,ss r.,
reired Orr ~ Competitors; fke H;gA-
est Apards Of Merit.

49,
rfsHESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BexN ~
fcfsthe, public for khe past thivsy ysass.
haze upon their excellsnce alone. attaias4 q
unpurchased pre- -smiusncs that prsuoaaes1
them upaau4llsd.
Their TONI combines srsss powse. .siuhneee
sweetness, aud hue singing quality, as well
as srest pprity ef inte1ssion And karmsni-
BUSINESS throushout ia sntiss, ,sco,s ,ss. 1.
Tue TOUCH 10 p!iapt and elastic, spd Il
entirwly :res from the. stiffness foaa1 II 8
many pisssa. which oiusss tbs psssssnse1s
80 easily tise. ~ S
In WORKMANSHIP they eanaos 10 =
cslIed; Their actiop.. Il .conslrnstsl uitA
care and ssasstioa 70 pvssy ~ -sksesla ~
charectesisss ths assas nsehsnia,n. No.
but tie bsss asassu1 naeseisl = - 6
thsir 9assfastrrs. sed tAs1 vtu dess11 -
hasd 9ssss q tAs ss16~s ppeul - p
= ~ Pasl6r apsa q fSaAlil1, - I;
thsas hsAo1l; y - ,iHQ ~ e. F167
,uss 81 ) Iolt, bls r3stc1Is e 4.
Al d kse6sS eaeAss RsAzes 49, G1n1e
nsw tqQp@ve1 Gfasl ecAls ~ ~ ooo1 1
Assaes tssbls = apee J seeosei
rAf1sT eaANftb. AOoU q So60
vhick I. pssoslsa by II ~ 1ESssa11 60
and csitic3 % b ~ ei3sAea innoDV1 -
nssA p W .oenssspsl|ci o. rlsses oeolv.,
issssansss Tally ssfsanssd To- ~ yun1oL 8
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T
We are alss agents fer &. P. NRuDuAo j;
SONS aud FHELPS GO0DMAN'3 eslcHSn
tsd OasAss and nsLopseHA ~ 1eoAe -
best isstrunents Of ttsir k;nA dlaAo = z
countsy. Alse. hssp fall ss56k = n1SSt
husic sd IHsxasc1.ss Deexs S3nscns -
svesy variety u Mesiesl nssoht ~ -
= baAss ssd sslvss iultssxs3k -.
0ultark Elutsa, AceosdspiA pIsainoR ~
csssinss. Harmonicas. vicl:nes1ijx tSrkno
Bsssss. Fifse, Drums, Ssocis, Cores, xs, -
FAMOUS PlaANINt sfRIN1s ~ - e
the world ordss{ fsc& disisnss pssnoG5
and carefully sxeegtsd.
viait Is respectfully solicited is}ie -
aid rsllsbls nusie Headquarters, Shsss isiSes
Jouh sELrzER CO.
rsspsssausE
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Names Of Aged Pefs0nsIn Monroe
COdHfy.

WILLIAM WILSON sends rs the name
Of NANCY SHEPHERD, who resides in
Switzerland township, and gives her age
9S years. Born in l772
AbkAHAn EcKELBERRE, resident oi
Petrytownship, was born in 1872; serv-
ed in the war Of 1872; Is 7S years old.
We Would be pleased TO have our
friends send hs in the names Of all aged
persons in their townships.
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MA RIETTA coLaEas

fhe next term will begin, in all depart
pents, Thursday Morning, September
J., and continae l6 weeks.
In the Academy, = thorough preparation
for 'iollsge may be obtained, and instruction
received Ii al, the branches usssily taught
in High Schools.
T9ition Ia rsHiitted. both In College. and
Academy; 70 Uhsoh soldiers taking full col
lsyiate course, aud " students preparing for
the ministry.
This Trustees have decided 10 establish =
Department. OF ssishos. With Special refer.
snce to mining, mstsllursy, 10.
Fol fartnst Information, apply 10 President
Andrews, Of 70
augas2 /. BDeERrus, fi,.sdi.E.
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yeto aObtrtissntsnts,
Stolen or strayed.

SMALL sorrel horse, white spot On fore
IL head. len eye out, and branded on the
left shoulder with the letters U. s., left hind
foot white, and lump on his back Saused BY
the saddle.
Any one finding the above described. horse
will confer a great favor BY leaving word at
the T. o. Clarinston,
aug9. JOSEPH WARD.
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WcHcBNtcS ~ H'y. - s''''1''S
The following named persons we're the
delegates in attendance at the Democrat
ic Congressional Conventional Marietta,
on the 4th inst:
+. G. ALLEN, j. NJ GOODWIN, ADAM
MEsssER, JAS. NEsBITr, VS.. WILEY, I.
o. t1rfir. II. R. WEsf, DR.. S. GRIMsHAw.
CHAs MtGuSIGAL, wA. DoRrF, ISAAC
DouGHERfr, JAcoB DRUx, john BEARD
MORE, BARNET MANN, ISAAC BARNARD.
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wRir ALLowEn.- -Jsdee Wnsh, of
the Supreme Court.has allevsd writ of
error in the case OF Ohio vs. ELsoN
HYssox The question Of new trial in
this case will be argued and determined
before the Supreme Court in September
neht
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vile kotice.

Assn MID, Mssdslsns, has isfs my home
IL without cause. forewarn al psraops
not to credit her on my account as am d.
tsrminsd will not rsv any dehts Of ,her co :
trsctipg. CHRISTIAN BEATfLER
Jaiy ~. is7o-2svs.
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Settlement AccountsW. I; Sinclair.
Stolen or Stsayed- Joseph Wafd.
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Cdai Wanted.

CEAEED proposals will b received until
y Aushss the lsth, 1870. By the audsislgn-
ed, fer the furnishing Of i've hundred insh-
els Of opal for ths Public schools Of Woods
fsld. By order Of the Dirsc tors.
jy2swS. 7. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
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REsIesrD. w. +. SINCLAIR, resigned
his position ~ School Director on Mon
day; the let inst Clerk LrTs.E appoint
ed II. r. WEST II Oil the yacancy.
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Total, 2S 33 53
Necessary to choice SIS.
When Athens county was called on
the second ballot, Gen. W. P. RrcHARp
Box, Of Washington, was placedin nom
BY K. A. CossrABnE, of Athens,
Who cast To votes for him.
WrLhtlAs. HlssA. CArtwRraHr
Meigs, Is
Monroe, %
Morgan, II
Washington retired for Consultation.
returned and cast "a votes for RICHARD
son.
Total. RcHARDsos, so; WILLIAMS,
% CARrwHIeHr, 10; and HANNA, II.
THIRD BALLOT.
This ballot, the call was commencbd
with
Meigs-C -CARrwkIGHr, 10.
Menroe-WILLrAMs, 28
Morgan, Washington and Athens re-
tired for consultation. Morgan came
back first and cast for CARrwRroHr IL
and RreHARDsoN 6votes
Fl. r. MEsr, Chairman of the Mon
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Tas Nal5aly CITY, Iasurascs q.

HAVING established = permansss allss IN
! L Woodsdeld, | hope bv promptss1s and
fair de3ing to get goodly share o. ~ pab-
'ie patronage.
! am prepared 70 issna policies sn psss
risks st very reasonable rates, especially "a
detachad Farm and Town property.
Soecia rates on Tobacco PackiAg HomAs and
contsntA.
I hope that all wishing either Fire er Lts
Policies.will consult me before insurins- elss-
whrre. Once at Doris Hotel. woodsdeld, d.
jv26n2. c. II. DALLAS. Agsat.
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The next injecting Of ~ 1oAfss O.
Medical Society win Be ~ = Bsails-
pills, on Tuesday, AaslDe -
A general sttendaaes = - nslzbsrs
is requested. q. ~. essvAtb;
aug5we. Gecfetary.
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NEW SCHOOL HouaE.-Thc Board ol
directors of the Woods6sld Special
School District will Submit, to the quail
iaed electors, on Wednesday, the 10Th
inst, the following;
To Cost Not ~ Exceed
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$40. 8 o O.
Bonds to Run Ten Yeais.
YES. NO.

Those voting in the affirmative Will
mark out the word ..No." In the mega
tive will mark out the. word .Yes."
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Savannah Academy.
SAVANNAH, ASHLAND CO, o.
Fail Term BesIns August 10, lss0.

Fail Term Beglus August 10, lS50.
CTUDENTS are fully prepared in Latin.
. Greek, Matheuia a,ics aud Natural Science
to enter the Junior or Senior classes Of our
best colleges.
Special attention IL given TO English
branches.
Rlocution is taSight BY Prof. A. N. Alcott,an
experienced teacher. as
Superior advantages are Afforded 10 the
Eormal Department, to students Prep airing to
teach,
BOARDING, TUITION AND ROOM REsr.
For the FAN term, Ladies, $40 90
!. Gentlemen. AZ Cd
Or for one year, Ladies, 100 GS
Gentlemen, l3s 0a
Apply for catalogue or circular to
REV. =. I, BOYD,
Prinoipal.
.ar x. FRAUNtELTER,
Ptos. Math. l. Nat. Sciences:
ly2sv4
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OF the $40 ministers of the German
Reformed Church, id this county, $50
preach in German, and 225 ii English.
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Et1leenth District Democratic
Congressional Convention.

Etlleeneh District Democratic
COngreaDi0nal Convention.
Persuant to call the Democratic Dis
trict Convention met at Marietta, on
Thursday, August 4th, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Congress.
The Convention effected temporary
organization hy eiecting Hon. T. b.
BuEIt, Of Washington, Chairman and
H r WEST, of Monroe, Secretary.
On motion a committee Of one on
credentials, permanent organization and
resolutions, was selected, MS follows:
CREbkNTrAfs.
Athens-lsAAc STANLEY.
Meigs-M. M. DoDERER.
Monroe-W. S, WILEY.
Morgan--JoHN STIrT.
Washington-NAT BISHOP.
PERMANENT ORGAMzATIoN.
Athens-GEo ZIMaERMAN.
Melgs--JoHN RADroRD.
Monroc-JoHN Nj. GOODWIN.
Morgan-CHRls. BURKoLTER.
Washington-Dr. S. NJ. RIcHARpsoA
REsoLUT1oNs.
Athens@R. A. CONSTABLE.
Meiss-J. r. SMITH.
Monroe-T. G. ALLRN.
Morgah-S. H. DAVIS
Westinghouse. S. ME-.
On motion the Convention adjourned
to O'Clock, p. m.
AFTERNOON.
On re-assembling the committee or
credentials reported the following:
Athens entitled TO I6 votes.
Meigs :. 10
Monroe !" 2S
Morgan :" /" IL d
Washin efou H "a q
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MuskiHgiilh Cuilsge.

THIS Institution Is situated 81 New Con-
1 cord, Ohio. on the Central Ohio Division
of the B. & o. Z. &.
Besides the Regular College courses, the In.
stitution has Normal Department Ia <Atsk
special attention is given to the Theory add
Pratice Of Teaching.
competent Professor Of Modern Langaa-
ges snd elocution has been secured.
taood opportunities for obtaining Music
LESSONS are offered in the viliags.
Good boarding and lodging can be had at
very low figures. Many students board in
StSs, thereby reducing expenses about one
halt
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LOCAL. lNTELLlGEEUE,
Tuesday. A.su.. Q, ls7s.
County Omeers.

..oAass yudss. W. 7. siscLA,a; once IN
the Court House.
auditor, s. GRrxsulS; cihce in the Ccur,
House.
Treasurer. DASsI NEvnARr; ONCE In tn.
'Cear Honse.
Clerk Of Court, JKRR. WILLIAMS; ofscs In the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. spRroas; Office
up stairs'in Dloomer House.
Recorder y. o'CcSSoR; Office in the cour,
House.
Sheriff, ak.cArnWrLaofic in the codst
House.
Commissioners-IsAAc BERsHARD, WV.
WcRknAx, CHkIsriAE CEHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, O. s. SLOAN: Pos coffee Stafford.
In6rmary Directors. p. scHunAcHER, SR
SrEPHEN DoueHERrY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JoHs MuHLEMAs, Bsa.; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
tARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
Bsrnesville, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 3
r. H.. Leave each morning at 9A.M.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays aud
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
ht .. m.
6un6sh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves "Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
fridays. Leaves "Wednesday and Saturday
At 1. M
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Antioch Select School.

u,HE mex. session q this school win oon-
| ,asncs on Monday, August !. 1919, and,
continue ten weeks.
fbtfioS:
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weheoons, ,Ng II & Is E..ss Sson 4:
CQtUABUD. o., :,
And Nos. 28p q 290 Saperior 6lvscf
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CALENDAR

CALENDAR.
The Fall term opens August e9, 1870, and
Continues eleven weeks.
The Winter term opens November 2s, and
lasts fifteen weeks.
The Suialner term opsns March u, 1871
and closes June g. 1871.
Send fot a circular (fres 6f charge
Address, REt. D. PAUL, Prs6.
jy26w4. New Concord, o.
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the case with you In your hands place the scales
OF JUSTICE see 10 that they be fairly poised aDd
above MI have care that not one feathers weight
or extraneous matter disturb tiieir equilibrium.
TflE tEEDICr.
After about three-quarters OF an hours absence
the jury returned INTO court With verdict Or man
slaughter IN the third degree. THIS result took the
crowd' audience by surprise, as 10 was conAdehuy
expected that II would he homcid. IN sel.-decncc.
BIT the jury dill not see IN the pr0yocasion which
inpee Cooney 10 fire the fatal shot that depriyen
Quay OF his life that "stern nece Ssyn winch Judge
Bedford so eloqucnty described constituting tue
first element IN plea OF selI-defence.
THE SENTENCE.
judge Bedford. IN passing sentence, said:-Coonev,
think the jury have done right IN finding yen
guilty OF granddaughter IN the third degree. Bat
there are peculiar features in Your case DO not fec,
inclined 10 nete out the scverest penalty. Consider
luz ell the circumstances surrounding Jne siahblng
viii send you 10 the State Prison for The or Two
years, instead OF four years.
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FIRE IN AVENUE d.
A Great Tobacco Factory Destroyed-Loss EST.
mated at $3.50, 000-Two Men Crushed
by the Walls-One Killed and the
Other Mortally Injured.

The city was yesterday morning visited by one of
the most destructive fires OF the year, and which
suited In loss Of from $780, 900 to $780, worth Of
property. The fire occurred about hall-past five
O'Clock yesterday morning, III the extensive tobacco
factory Of ID. H. McAlpn & Co.. corner OF Tenth
street and avenue d. It was drst discovered by the
Waterman, Mr.. Dalton, on the fourth moor, and
although 1t Is claimed he gave the alarm promptly,
the steamers arrived too late to check the flames
and the entire building and stock We're destroyed.
The roofs and walls fell at about six O'Clock The
building was very large one. II was SIX stories
high and covered four or five ordinary city lots.
II was occupied solely by Messrs. ID. II. McAlpin
u Co. for their large tobacco business Up
wards OF 800 persons were employed there,
and at times the working force was con-
sderably larger. The tobacco was taken TO the
factory In the leaf and prepared ready market In
all the various forms OF chewing and smoking, ex-
built about three years ago, and was, therefore,
nearly new. II was well arranged in au its APP
| the business or tue proprletors. The works
were under the charge 20, Of Mr.. George
as can be ascertaned ct the present writing. Is
| about $l50.0o0 which Is iuy covered by insurance
1.-The ponce repor.-tae 81, hugers insurance
! lire was rendered highly obnoxious by the strong
fumes Of burning tobacco Lovers q ne weed could
inhAle the smoke free OF cost but there was too
| much OF good thing In their opinion
| The Fire Department for hours batted the flames,
| but despite It's efforts they spread through the
entire building. The wall, in falling, struck
the roof OF four story dwelling house. No. 453 East
Tenth street, owned by John McMahon, WHO
also occupied the fourth floor The building was
crushed Gown to the second floor In one OF tho
rooms on the fourth floor John Mcmahon a son OF
the proprietor, and Leon Thistle, aged sixteen, OF
542 East Ninth street, were engaged IN removing
the furnituro when the rear wall fell upon the house
and crushed them beneath the debris.
When Leon was taken out no was found TO be un.
CONSCIOUS, and died soon after. Young Mcmahon
found to have sustained fracture OF both legs
and was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital In an amDu-
lance. II is supposed that he Is fatally injured
The loss OF Mcmahon Is estimated at $4,000 on
building ana furniture The cause OF the ire IN
known.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Keenan, proceeded
TO No. 742 Ninth street to make the preliminary ar
rangenents for holding inquest on the body Of
Louis Thistle. The preliminartes were settled, o
igry einpaneed, and the inquest viii Dc held on
Thursday next
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TEE CENSUS.

Mayor HILLS Communication Ia Secretary
Delano.
In the journals OF yesterday published the re-
ply cfSecTetary Delano to letter from Mayor Hall.
Mayor Halls letter has not hitherto been made pub
lie. and 1t is but just that the public should know
exactly what the Mayor requested The comnuni-
cation Ia az follows
f'troR's oFFrog,
CRY hEw YaGg, Dec. l., Is7o.S
TO THE Hon. sEoIErARY or TAX iHrtEIoa:-
SIR-Scm Official rlmor informs that another
o. the population of this city lie to be taken
respectfully ask in behalf OF the city OF New York that
the United Staten Marshal be nsfrit tel remit uniformed
member OF the Police Department to deputy
marshal in the discharge OF his duties
The municipal Police Department will furnish tho proper
detail and no policeman win DO designated tie Aarsal
makes personal OBJ ection TO him.
Ny reasons In making this request nre threefod
FfrstThe presence OF policeman with the marshal viii
tend much toward aayDg the unavoidable Jealousy and
perhaps unavoidable distrlst, which, tae taking OF
federal state, TO exist
many quarters o. . large city.
Secoad-The policeman being better acquainted from The
byways and tenement houses, than the marshal
could be, the prsNcs Of tho former would facilitate the
1sirs-Bccause the policemen Cwbou. any possible reaeo
zion upon the deputy mashas) could also DO furnlshed
under the municipal authority, with duplicate book
and thus the local authorities would be fopsr Drseic
pat.d
or course whatever expense Is Incurred under this offer
not at ell 10 be debed Il were possible 90 to debit IT.
70 tne United states government;
beg 10 enclose two memoranda selected fro many IN the
possession Of toe local Cengu9 Commec, in order to
hb you the kind OF complaint which had previously been
made.
With Che hope that IA your power 70 consder
this propositions and that you will consider IL, have the
honor 70 remain with great respect and your
Mayor OF the city OF New YORK.
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me MARSHALL fOsGEaY CASE.
III. Accused Commit,ea for Trial.

Tbe Accused Committed for Tr,nI.
The examination In the case or George II. Mar
shall, the Alleged forger the particulars OF whose
case appeared in the HERALD several days ago,
came up yesterday at the Toubs Police Court
before Justice Hogan, ana resulted in the
prisoners being csNmltted for trial In de-
faut OF 5000 bail. the check Tor Sill, 900,
obtained by Marshall In some mysteriously Rurrep-
tieus manner frem the Post Office has excited the
activity OF the detectives Of the Post 0fice Depart
nent but up to this no clue as to how the check
was distracted has been obtained Detective Gayer
IL doing his utmost to unrayel the mystery and
eventually hopes to succeed.
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TIE clerks In the ONCE OF the Tax Collector were
unusually busy yesterday In taking In the money
from the grumbling taxpayers. All were complain
Ing OF the high rate of taxatlon; yet they com.
PEELED to pay up or have their houses and lots
sold 70 satisfy the claims OF the city. The
line 81 taxpayers throughout the day extended
from the desks In the Tax ONCE FAR out IN the car
rEor unul their turn same On saturday $4,000
was taken In, on Monday 100000 and yesterday
$4,000 The taxes viii oe received up to tho 10th
OF January, when an additional Item Of one per
cent Will be addeA.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
susan Js. Anthony In Rich
mOnd.

Reorganization OF the Virginia Woman Suffrage
Association-Fifst Public Lecture in the
stats-Addresses in the Custom House
The Woman and the Nigger-Wo-
man the Slave and Man the
Startling Disclosures
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-06-09
.Iaclkson CourtEEoune.

On a recent visit to Jackson, we
were surprised to witness the vigor and
growth of that famous oldyillage. The
merchants seemed, all OF them, to be
doing a lively paying business, and there
was an appearance ofgo aheadativeness
in the people generally The streets
have lately been graded and leveIed
down, and are now being coated over
with layers of cinder and gravel, which
will in time make them substantial thor
Oughfares. Our cotemporaries, DUNCAN
and Townsley, ofthe Herald, were SEEM
ingly in the enjoyment of health and
good spirits; while our old friend Mack
ley, of the Standard very picture of
happiness and prosperity botook himself
awhile from random thoughts" to ex-
tend to us a cordial welcome
The new Court House of Jackson
county is one of the bandsomest in the
State, and is made the more so, from be-
ing placed on a beautiful open lawn, on
the highest elevation in this characteris-
tic chilIy little village. They can also boat
of something substantial in the way Of
fine business houses, and Of many beau
tiful and costly mansions. The people
are all alive to the advancement oil their
railroad connections, and are determin-
ed to find their way out on new line
in some direction or other different from
those at present provided. Of the three
furnaces in the vicinity of the town, on
Iy one was in operation, the Fulton,
though something lively was being done
in coal and iron mining interests, Give
Jackson another outlet, and there will
be some noise in the commercial world
for which she will be responsible
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