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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW .ORLEANs-In steamship De sofa, Nov s-hS =
McPherson Sprnget M A. Rougelot Ms L De- bs Frank
Ruyr ]. PontoB. J. Smith. -.
PROM LvERPOOL-In steamship Java Nov mn and Mrs
Manic. child and Mrs 4. Curtis ccn sHd serEants
Miss Meachsm Miss G. 4. Mitchell Mss and NJ Moia,t Mrs AID
Mis-, Huml r. W Pepper T. n. Morgan. Mr. Polncey
Poinsey. Masters A and G. Ponse kech W X
Mccall Ms. PerrO W. Spices Mr. and Mr Archer s-s
Ihlan j. Hitmgn. Mn and Miss Bell Hiss aef
Mrs ~ T. Anderson, Miss Anderson NJ ana Mr. Nc
Apne McAyne BOndy. Miss Deabe1 Mrs Jenslns
~ Woods Woods, Dr. and Mrs Judoa. Miss Strung Miss Dan
dey Miller and daughters Miss lsil NJ and Mrs
Mitchell daughter G. ID. and II, , Conn Capt
Mercer Tngu ant daughters Capt and Mrs MoGrego Mrs
Wohu-u Dowse Mali Miss Ms Dater
L. W and c. Gorlor Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Mad paoraes
Ms ksach Mr. and Mrs Carpenter NJ aud
Mlser Siu,ou aud maid Mrs Livingston AM child
D. M and Mr. c. W Lane Mr. and hrs W
d. H. Mr. Mrs j. & Jackson, Ars J.
JACKSON Mr. Mrs Jones, q. H. " OOlraa anu other.
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At the dinner table of hotel in Cassel. a

At the dinner table of a hotel in Cassel.
German lady remarked that Napoleon III. did not de-
serve 10 have the most beautiful spot III Germany for
residence tnee he the cause Of all the trouble
and springng ovt Of the Moreover, his
puted Great Uncle, who a man 81 merit. had
had pine away on barren rock She immediately
har another lady " who approached her hastily
and struck her era violent bOwt with psraso While
the injured and the rest Of the company sat- lost In
nshnent the host approached, and taking the
saant by the led her the door and requested her
Ia seek congena quarter She turned out u he
frenchwoman who Understood hut little German, and
who had ell the way from PaI1s 10 Walt Eapoeoni
and according 10 her console HIN for his
uisfortunet
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OPENING LETTERS.

William Harrington was charged with open
ing letter the property Of the Bank of.Norh America
containing checks and drafts amounting TO several thou
sand dollars and converting the same Ia his
The prisoner employed In the law Office OF Mr. Cant
lin in Nassau-st. Mr.. Cantn owned box at the POST
Office immediately adjoining the box belonging 10 the
Bank and by mistake the letter in question belonging 10
the Bank deposited in Mr.. Cantln's box. Ihe
prisoner received the batch OF letters from the box ana
kept the one beong iug 10 the Bank lie committed
in default 0f S., 800 bail.
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WOMEN AND TEMPERANCE.

TO nc Td,iof OF TIC Tr,Lunt
SIR H. your issue Of Oct. T. you prin. al
article on Mr. Sen Society" statement IL
made in IL that our women, Il IL true have not taken
UP this work temperance which MI Sen has apart
for them" Jhs beg Ia correct Of the WOe
Right. women" Mr. Ida Francis kegctt OF New York
has been and h now lecturing almost exclusively on
Temperance. ane doing good work nobly.
CrOun Point, v. T., Nov. z. 1910 W ID CApRoS.
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tnes ana oomparatvely low heels are most jun
now. They are quite plain. The ornamental nppcr-
went out time with the iok -oes t,iNrs 'o'
fu-drese are of the prettiest and softeet cali XIII.
Tho Muscular Christian" style OF nglre grows more
popular every year, and every tal9f e,@ss " pu1
uness Of chest" Who will consent ~ bc AN isHhhcant
Adolphus when pasteboard and hairGolh pas'Ghgs 80
easily produce modern Herculesl "heh the Sehorta
hears her beloved chgnon abused for ~ faty by lna
cune critics let her fling rly dart AZ the oi
Don Caros~tbose hollow magnihcenccs- not feel
too rcmor.ef ul anent her own particular vanity
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ACTION AGAINST THE CITY.

In the Superior Court, Part II, yesterday,
the case Of Edward Heay against the Mayor etc, was
tried. This action brought TO recover 5000 for
Injuries received in September 1869. by falling into
deep in FUrtythird St, between Tenth ana EleY-
entb-aves which plaintiff claims caused by the neg
ect ~ the city In using sufficient precautions. IL IL
coutended In defense that the plaintiff was intoxicated
ri the tine ~ The accident and contributed to the acct
deu (ahest
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VIOLATING THE BANKRUPTCY LAW.

Augustus n. Marsh was brought up yesterday
before Commissioner Shields, charge preferred by
MI Edward Benjamin, OF the firm OF Benjamin d Do
remus dealer in crinone WIRE charging him with vo-
laton OF the bankruptcy Law. Marsh formerly en-
the hoopskirt business and on the 10th OF april
complainant AYERS concealed 625 pounds of crinoline
wire and converted IL his use, with intent 10
defraud the creditors. An examination in the case Will
he had tD-m
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ADMISSION To THE BAR.

The Committee 10 examine candidates for
admission the Bar met yesterday afternoon in the
General Term Room OF the Supreme Court, To fix day
for the examination commence and 10 receive appi-
catinn. for admission. The Committee Is composed OF
Messrs Edward Patterson, Algernon s. sullivan. and
VIM Edestyn. There large number OF students to
he examined, and the Committee decided to commence
the examination Wednesday next and continue 1t
through Thursday and Friday.
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DECISIONS.

Supremt Court. Chdmbrs-By Judge Brddy.-Mid-
st,d I'm. and Building Stone Co a. Baeay-Moton granted
~ - Ma.b.t-Motiou grauteL Bell ky.Melon granted
Anna. at Hsrh.-aoOn granted bsrro~ agt An,gei,rsaee
Notor rrsuei for second Fddsy. Engis at Dut-Monon
.n,.d ROOT AZ Hsn,e-Moton granted Gibbs ag' bargeft
w. mated Bssget-MorOn granied Parker AIT
gAbied per cent allowance Ashr sean tngns
In'h third Fisl FRANK
G Sanm-Moton grsnte ami reference ordered knssa sg'
nous.-A le~s noe Of I. per cent
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A CASE FOR THE CHARITABLE

70 THf II tF0T Ut TIT TIT"
SIR: There is a most painful case OF desti
tuition 10 which would he glad TO call public attention
through your paper. German killed by q runaway
horse Monday morning while sweeping in Forty
ond-st He leaves wife and four little chdren-the
youngest but three weeks old-entirey penness living
No ls West ighthst. That the Lord may raise
them ny helpers, II the prayer Of
hfu- York, Nov y. 1870 MRS &. T. BRADFORD.
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slit FOR DAMAGES.

In the United States District Court Yesterday,
Judge Bachford gave decision in the OF Augustus
Noel aet the ship Delhi for the defendants Aquany OF
glass was carried by the vessel from Antwerp TO
hi. port which the beants claim was damaged TO
rest o, tent nv the ping Of the fatwise on the
wharf The Judge held that the evidence was not SUM-
cent 10 establish neglect the part of the owners 0i
IN. vessel aud jud g1nent was given accordingly.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

captain, purses Of vessels arriving this port are requested "
Associated Press only To
persons rrhtng authority Of j. W. smono1 General
Agent Journal OF Commerce TINES TiRtNs
BorLi Express EreriaG Post com1el Af'is,r Sadt'
Zc and N,r Yorker Dm0kra should aso be delivered Only 10
tie same
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FRIDAY, Nov. II.
No steamship Mails


Mails for Europe Queenstown and LIVER DOL steamship CTS RI
IS y R. close The Pot-Ohee al $50 g. ~
No Supplementary Mai. Steamship sails al a.
Mails Tor France via Bres;, per steamship aaete as rom
50 " close the Post Ohce al 3:O No supple
Mail
German States via Bremen steamship Dertsch91
foot Thirst Hoboken the Post oce II IL NJ supple
mebtary Mail steamship sails at , p. m
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A LUSACY CASE.

On the petition of Richard Winthrop, who
Ia, been adudged lunatic aud incompetent TO manage
hi, own affairs and property reference has been or
dered on h- petition by the supreme Court TO examine
MIN a. TO his sanity and state the account OF the com
mittee sarah and Agnes winthrop who have charge OF
the property.
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Re.olas, q Rfas.,h........... ia. Gale TX Ils,e
Gls|giqn Of Je.y CITY,. Gee Warm g " , psa,eF
BsTss en- , q ir.e; Z r vsai
Amateur Of Sersrs....'.....H W Chsds'9s q boir' j.
Trenton 81 Trcrto. .Juige Reed u G Irr~
fir@3s Of 4 Ward c + Tbona,
oat Leaf Of New Durham. no deles.ie.D
The secretary's books show the names az about ~
Clubs in the Association and the state IS thus enabled to
business Of special interest done until after the OIL
GERS were elected, when animated discussion TOOK
place on motion 10 appoint Committee 10 make rules
for state Championship contests Inns wa adV3calen
by the delegates OF Of the strongest playing Cubs
hut majority voted against the motion The dead ball
j. in favor with the New-Jersey players
The election OF officers resulted III the election of an
excellent corps, follows: President Judge A. Reed
Trenton Club; First Vice President {. :. Brown, Erie
Club; Second Nce-Presdert, l. n Abro. Resolute Clut
Recording Secretary, II. W. Chadwick Amateur Club;
Corresponding Secretary. H. C. Freese, Olympic Club
Treasurer @. W. Denver, Champion club. The following
W Crane. end " HAYES; Nominations-L X. Alhro. j.
v b. VrselIud, and &. Parmele Prlntlng-J. Gale, {.
o. HudIut, l. Babies, jr.i Judiciary-WJJ. Hilton, H.
c. Frees W. J. johnson. W. Willis. Delegates 10 the
a. m-Messrs. Judge Reed. {. l. Thomas. J. Gale and "
j Hilton; with Messrs. Westervet HAYES, Denver, and
retr M officers the Convention adjourned to meet al
Trenton on the second Wednesday OF Now 1871.
NOTES.
The home and-home game between the Res
olues of Elizabeth aud hctiycs Of Newark showed a
total score Of 70 to il in favor Of the former.
The Atlantic nine will 90 TO Philadelphia
to-day 10 play the hrst game OF new series win Tue
Mutuals on the Union Grounds, Brooklyn l. D.
The match for the championship of New
Jersey Is 10 he played to-day On the Mavery Fair
Grounds. The Resolute Of Elizabeth and Amateur OF
Newark are 10 Ice the play ing clubs
College had game ThurSday-result, stofh favor
Of the Republicans.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

Mail, for Hnrops via QueenoSn aud Lyepool PER "e'm'ap
Dock Jery City cOse at the fostOe az y VI
Supplementary Mail Tor pad letters only made up on Dock Jey
Civ AL iters deposited IN Supplementary
Mail. masthe PREF aid with double postage . 49,
Mails for Havana and the West ndes per steamship missouri
from K a o. steamship sails AZ 3 o'clock p ~
Mails for Bermuda L. per steamship San Francisco Pier No Il "
R. close al the Post 0aee at 2 .. m.
Noy
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TO- 1870


CRY CorRr-pRoorLYx
D..WiBs agt RoIn. % Fame ssne
~. CASSIDY Flanagan. 81 .Gafs~halk sgt Taska
sgt FitrsHmons C., Pitsysfrick fasoh.
q. .Cad'ey ag- SehAnsadcr. g. Merritt agt Dorrran.
Tn l.ya Isnrhell -. ~ bnmaker Mlcben.
~. .Rande. az. Blair h' keraah AT Grogan
Is C.,rzsn All Onyer Ga. Dunbar sgt Boyd
az .Itt.ll srt ISnstv Ga. Fries sgt Rnsengsden-
a.. Berry BrainarL %. b'oor agt nonis'A;,
"a. .Parellagt Farrell s''.Aternooo sgt h"t
90. .Whrler agt Fs.rrT N..teut'' ny b'hch
So Strait Waller ~. ,oe agI nopnte
81. Blake agt Rho g. H. ~ So ."s.uy
81. .Laf Cornell 90 i.lin'I Ast a"'n
80. Mcdonald agt er. lt''Ne'll hsr ~. 49,
81 .Osom kohar-s0n d. sFlFe AZ $500
~ Reid Murray % iyOps "a H. - ar P,,
b.Onan Fg'. Barkhousr .lr'',s Flfo ~ P' ~" '
81. Becs Gariner. gtf.iL -.
49, Manning AT Smith. I5.''baPhAh sg' h'o''
59.Smilh AIT kearns
CRfrtr COURT-KfSgs COUNTY.
rs Wilron AIT Prtry s.. Breu'soh AIT & S. RR 20.
j..Smh Shafner. III tla Bgns ftl u H4''~
a. Br .er AT Heitnrr. 81. u -g. era Hall
4h..W.liams sgL Peoples ms 81 10 agt Pcs
90. .H0 m AIT Pagan
Torrc = Hifrcth o.. ibo. ertY AFT FlrreU
20. johnson AZ. Decker ~. .Wsnlel str,eter.
81. .McNpl.y ST. Chsiisn .Ousckenhush at. smith
BAN Of Toledo v. Doh 11apit-
act. shaw. H.. " luams sgt Mechanics It's
g. Hunt AIT. lishsr Co.
%..HO act. ial"r
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu GO Sun 4:49 Moon rises. 6 90
Sandy Hook ga Cows sand 1926 Hell Gate ........lli
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BASE BALL.

ANNUAL MEEIi,,G or THE NEw-JERsEr STATE
ASSOCIATION.
The fourth annual Convention Of the State
Base Ball Associa Of NewJersey was held yesterday
afternoon at Library Hall, Elizabeth, and was very
credtahe gathering 81 the fraternity The meeting wac
called 10 order by President Gale at "a T. m at which
time 10 Clubs wc-v represented. Judge a. Reed
"a delegate from Trenton Club When Tie Toil "ss
called the following Clubs responded:
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prinfine.

WIN. EVERDELI" SONS, 1O4 Fulton st
w LITHoGRiPHC, STEAM JOB PRlSTbRs and LASEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD cos

I'D INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST. sOtTfl-WRsT and
NORTHWEST FREIGHT received md iorSsrsd ~ CsnDN .ts
lMBOY RAILROAD. Per J. North River end MIAMI PkOPkL
LINZ. Pier e. Eor;b River. daily. RATES Low, With qses
snatch Paasngrs tie AMI 6 snf A. from
foot OF CortApdt pdtge en route WEST u tip WssbAs
c. AMI without cost The ONLf LINE a10nsf
'-'' 'pF~-'%' q W Gene. lRsbt
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6ieamboais an6 Railroads
pEOPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS, .

DE0PLE's LINE STEAMBOATS,
..ns. DREW and sf 1 JohS souu.. to ..,.
ss1s nss ' sasp. ' vt. u. % ss..
NORTH last siets ,o ,ai baggage al. po'sis
,sd hs oa % The rha ,od DOG. srp osss' ~ s.Sr d..
t.aeu,. inamsiSs he eissss Of The osstiy
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
r,a %Si SSs wSr,.. yisasur GIr Ja3.s. Ls-' Ia
S CITY s ON no. If so Ss- and ssneh
CRY OF xYw-YoRK.
CRY OF LAWRENCE, ard
r y so SsT TsI. daily ,ssst'y ;'ps s '.
For Nov London and Sorvleh ooansc % vim EIyr,-
fer and is o,e5 g H'I 1 S s .s Ssra SoA At. "o
Tor ,hrongh uesi' sEa Of sght prly III. o1o
Ees.Yors. oc; 10. Isa . L. '''H j. As''-
nELAWARE AND n. Y. s. s. Co.. Pier 81.
n6s6iF I'D THGfsby -? ~ ray; e. rs ' 10; ;'
nd Baltimore kro'l' FsisrHIs -. s,ye 1--we, "WEDNESDAY
and ~ sA sPtfS6D ssd f IaSF ' '' '' per
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Coz
I'D INDEPENDENT LINE for the VEST. sol TH.WRsT. and
NORTHWEST FREIGHT received 'Bd orssea y cAsDEs ..a
n nFR INK Per- sos River G. RATS Low as.
s', 81 E1' 1, s'fs Ss Isr ~ w.
ton G. AMI ,arn The ONLY LINE sfOrsHs
this ''''H''" l'AfiS 'o'O PERvEiL Gs,. As.ut
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEI.
- PASSENGER and Ist ofo u loo. 81 ,,s
With the peva IAeks~anha and Western Railroads at rhsv
high Waller Railroad forming ce ue % Pits
burgb West Of Ccsfa Fsassy
vsnis eGd Ns~-iort State.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Joe !, l51U.-Leaye New. iora follow:
$50 m For Paishsd
Ca nFor FeuiBs,on Esson Bethlehem Mach Cbunt w.s
barre Pston Maloy City IUnlhAnnoes Towan.a "svsrJ 90
1:tS m.-For Esst0n
i2m-For Flrnngion Eas;on Alertors Chunt whss
RsAng Colombia Lsrcaser Efhlu Lhz Posvl' HaFrs
burg kc
2pm-For Ra.ton Alertouu, ,nd Msueb Chunk
$50 m-For Eas.or AueBtosn Masca CAGLI AT Bslrdes
..5op m.-For someryils and Fisurstoa.
SIS n.-P1r soUsurle
D m.-Fo Eastog.
.. m--for solncrvl.e
sp m-tEm.grau)-For Eastos and he Wss.
81. m-for flainteh
Trains Ellshet az 5:s go go 80 -. ~ sHe
1890 Il.4O - &c.. 20 900 23 3;la, 30 $50, 80
4:iJ s:l5 $50. 5:+s, CO. tJl 100, 80 800 ego gov NS
R00pm - , ,.,r
FrPHTss dsy Except sar4 Vs. for Ea,o1 Alien
town srrurg az hsrnsDIg or Bio and ss
Regions Sorn-rv oT Pennington Jane
Bng anton 7sc 3e
PhpshJrs Eaton Tor hasc ChgnE Nsesoa'
Viii amsnort. 6c
% m-NcNSAr daily, Eason Beihlehsm hl'n-
Pfttugt, thcro ss'p
Palaor Purfh and Chicago Connects 81 'Hhc"s
with Me,ten Ia road for Scfanon
Sepagcr through from Jssy CITY TO ittslugt every ',ng
Tickets obtsned q, tie o1c % the Central Lh
road OF NevJsr,ev foot o. Lisrt T.; at No Aso Hol
Nos 2, ~ Broad a. G1vct and ppue pa
X l. XII ak, Slptrlb"As'hN
"a y Gent .s At
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DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and WEST
u ~ NJ INN -.
pRT. and ESSEX DIVISION.

D.nos foot % Bscsysi and foot Of n'sop
ARRANGEMENTS. IL DA l. loi y 'fo
EAPREss MAIL TRAIN eounetiaf 81 DEW r - h."e
Branch, -
TO- Asly. and ,shnTton the d., l. AHi " l.
Tor stro1iug Grsst Bind Bngsr'oa N'
aud points the Lacsawan3s anc bo0Is-e
and D.lawsr. and Hudson K RS. =,
II.l0, m LElIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Sewrk rn'
town Dove, Hsesstowu Warrington Phipsbgg AMI has zoo
meets At Phnphurg Be- Bet for Brue,rr te and .,
Eaon Bethlehem, Aeatovp dsucL IlanA Ans
Milkesbsre -
Gp M SCRANTON EXPRESS a. Dover with 'b.'te'
SUSSEX H. aud g. Washington WITH T. L. ans
" r. K for " stsr Gap N.rogisbafg and scIsnoD
HlCKETf sTOWS MAIL; With Boon'ou Chester
Railroads.
ana 6:iO IN. =. .o - ..,,o.to.
z}D 420 and 600 p IA. - %. =. d, 10, .
For oRANGE AMI SOUTH ORANGE $50 100 $40 lo.io 'hs
40 2:3J $40 +0 $50, 500, 600 tN 800 aSe il'S
nh .to.,o N. ~ II 10
Ion ,pd leo !. loo 2.Ol. 'Z:0. 80 $40, $50 $40 80
sy $40 5 20 So: Goo sbgO 6.4V 1860, 500, AID l;S n
Tr,ius uarsed s.op a. Esst Newark .. 49,
e.ye Nes YorE r BLOOMFIELD and hoNTCLAik at $40 AMI
lIOO a. "a . ana 100. $40, $40, $40 a1d 800 p. m.
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cnrRr CALENpARs-Tm. p.r.

,, corrr-Cn.prrKs-B Jopens at 10 Calendar
ed At
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hELAWAKE md y. 7. :. :. Co. Pier 81,
~ Y. R-Tbs siesner vs. ~ COLT will rsye
MONDAY and THURSDAY, At p ", fixing ght Tor al
% IL on aud BreakWater ard lp 'riayoa
and Baltimore llstsnIg all leave Lsves "WEDNESDAY
and SArt RDAY fo irht pssssge sp2as Olss per
LIZ SPLENDID IlsIllNG AZ LENfN
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-09-29
Land For SoI.,,c..

Congress passed law at its late scs-
sion, which was approved by the prcsi-
dent July 18th, giving one hundred and
ary acres OF land to all soldiers and ma
rines, who served The government in
tho late war, This land is TO be taken
trom every alternate section, aud can
be located along any Of the lines of rail
roads, or other internal improvements,
or wherever government land has been
surveyed and is in market. As soon as
We can get an official copy of tho law
from Washington, we will publish it in
full, so that all who are entitled to this
land, will be enabled TO know how TO
90 about it. The Republican party
does not forget those who defended the
nation against secession and rebellion.
Point Pleasant Rsqster.
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the day. If any violence or threats are
used, come to town and make report
Congress has passed stringent law
for your protection, and ifany attempt
is made to prevent your voting, or to
control your votes by threats of turn
ing you out of employment, have the
guilty parties arrested by United States
authority, and the full penalty ofthe law
enforced. An arrest or two of such par
ties, trip to and trial at Cincinnati,
and Imprisonment for the crime, will
very soon guarantee you full protec-
tion.
But we apprehend no difficulty in our
county. Turn out, every man Of you,
and vote, and show that you are wor-
thy of the citizenship which the glori-
ous Republican party has given you, at
so great cost oflabor and perseVer-
ance.
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Testimonial front
A. J. DEVER, Jackson, 0.

DIR. LIGHTHfbL-DBAH SHIT take treat
filetstire ih Informing you and the public that
since placed myself under your treatment
feel like new man. For years past, had sUf-
fered beyond description with an aggravated
and alarming bronchitis. l consulted with and
took treatment of the best physicians could
find but all to no purpose. can not describe
my anxiety when 1 found that my disease was
fast destroying me, and became satisfied in my
own mind that my future in this world was
very brief Hoping to benefit my condition I
Travelled, but this effort was also in Voin; got
no better. During my brief travel, placed my
self in eminent hands, but my distressing condi-
tion remained unimprovcd l received no BEN
At whatsoever. Inow became discouraged be-
yond measure.
In April last, my warm and personal friend,
Judge johnson, advised me to visit DIR i ighthiIl,
at Cincinnati, whom he had heard spoken OF in
the most exalted terms, and desired me to givo
him trial. My life seemed to hang upon a
thread; took the Judges advice, and on the
10th day of April last, in company with Judge
Johnson, called upon DIR, Iishthill at the Bur-
net House, and placed myself under his treat
ment. From the first hour felt the dawn Of
new hopes, and almost from the very day he
gave me treatment, q remarkable change began
for the better, and now l can breathe perfectly
easy and free, my cough has ceased entirely, my
appetite is excellent, and l can now lie down
and sleep as sweetly as q babe. In short feel
about as well as ever did in my life.
Though this is q long letter, make this state
ment extended purely for the benefit Of thOss so
unfortunate Rs to suffer as have suffered.
also regard II rs act Justice to Or. Ighthill
In appreciation of his remarkable skill.
reside at jackson G. II. Ohio, and for the
benefit of those interested, Judge johnson, Au.
ditor Baker, Recorder Martin, and Adam W.
Long, Treasurer, ell of this county, may bs re-
ferred to. Very respectfully,
ANDREW j. DAvRA.
Jackson Ohio, June 10, 1868.
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SUNDRIES.


Tho Trustees of Agricultural College have To-
Gated that Institution In Franklin county near
Columbus
Homo has been occupied by Italian troops,
and the Pope now has no temporal power Alas
for lnmllhllltyi
Senator Morton Of Indiana has been appoIn
ted Minister to England, In place OF Motley re-
moved.
In Chicago last Friday, boy named John
ourNdy, ogod thirteen years, was instantly
Killed while while playing baso ball.
--On last I'rlday1ho Wooden Min Of Icclerco
q Bro, In dallipolls was burned. Loss about
10000
Judge VIM. Y. Gholson of Cincinnati died
last week. llo was one Of the Judges OF tho su.
preme Court Of Ohio few years ago, aud was
man Of much legal learning and integrity.
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The War In EurOpo.

The city Of Paris is closely invested
by the Prussian armies, aud there is
said to be no hopes of peace. The
French Republican Government has
taken up Napoeons war, aud declare
that they viii fight il out 10 the last.
This leaves tie Plussians no alternative
but TO take Paris, and conquer a peace
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JACKSON STANDARD.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 20, 1870.
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
Secretary of State,
ISAAC II. SHERWOOD, of Williams.
Judge of Supreme Court,
GEORGE W. McIIVAINE ofTusclrawaS.
Comptroller Of the s'reasuly,
WILLIAM g. WILSON, of Portage.
Member Board of Public Works,
PHILIP V. HERRING, of Auglaize.
For Congress-JOHN r. WILSON.
For Judge Court of Common Pleas,
W. W. JOHNSON.
For State Board of Equalization,
ANDREW KILGORE.
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Hon. John T. Wilson

1t will be seen that our candidate for
Congress will hold three meetings in
our county next week, We hopc the
people will turn ont TO hear him, as he
cannot visit our county again during
this campaign.