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YmIedlctlOn.

En. SrANpARm The Old Coon" !" that mighty
man, whose s0gacltv is seldom cQualed, but nev-
er surpassed, whose head contains all the gram
mar requisite TO enable him 10 turn u grlndstono,
has spoken again. Tue originality, the deep
penctr aton, the ceamefs, the accuracy. tho
beauty ofstylc, and tho graceful manner In
which he f0urlshmgly closes q sentence with
comma, should receive the careful aud consider
ate attention OF all modern writers. His sem
lenccs are clear, precise, remarkably harmon
lous well constructed perfectly arranged, and
highly musical. like TO read the sayings Of
IN Ia earnest apostle Of truth aud beauty, they
have tendency to lift the mind above its mean
and groyelng passions, and TO ally Il perma-
nently TO what Is pure and noble.
am told by his admirers that he isa great
writer, q deep thinker, splendid scholar and
the man who gets the start Of him will have 10
rise before day. Who can doubt thlsi Surely
no reasonable man, IL after q careful perusa
Of his last wonderful efluslon he desires further
amusement, he 10 referred 10 his ~ dpertsement"
In the STANDARD OF Dec. 10, 1865, In which he
speaks ofhls rlriuous conduct toward certain
"Anna." Well did he prove, In that article, tho
truth Of Of the old ndago, "rhe pen is mghtlor
than the sword by noble stroke of the quill
he established hiS innocence beyond q reasOna.
BILE doubt, before "galn saying people, aud
gained q worldwide reputation for being the
proluunacst scholar and critic Of the age. No
wonder stand In awe Of this modern Vesuvids,
who stands ever ready 10 bclch forth his
bOwels Of wrath aud contumcy upon all who
unwarlly cross his path.
Now, Mr.. Editor, os the season for gathering
fur viii soon he rnst, and as pultTy coon meat
will never pay meior sklnulng IL. | will wind
up my trapping excursion for the present aud
let those subtle rangers Of the forest, those pests
ofthe cOrnaed aud chicken rOost once more
enjoy the liberty Of the open a lr with unbound.
ed delight louls Respectfully,
TYLRn.
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The Railroad Route.

The engineers first surveyed tho Col
umbus and Ironton Railroad in this
county, by striking the county line be-
tween Washington Furnace and the
Peter Seel farm, on the way to Gallia
and Washington Station, and from that
Station they came up the present Rail-
road track to q point near the CaeLlsy
Switch; then they turned east, and
vent to Mr.. Cackley's. They then
took the eastern route TO Washington
Furnace. From Cackley's they pass
ed through the Flat Woods to the head
of Dicks Creek thence down that val
lev past Andrew Warren's, John Her.
bsrt's, and to the mouth Of Dicks
Creek. west Of Edward Whitt's, and
tnrning 10 the right, up tho Black Fork
ofsymmes Creek, crossing the same
short distance above where Faulkncr's
old mill stood forty years ago. The
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Random Thoughts.
BY TnE EDITOR.


Or Tuesday Of last week went 10 Portland
to sec the engineers who were surveying the
Columbus and Ironton Railroad. They came
up the track of tho present road, past Portland.
After consulting during the forenoon, IL was
concluded that some of US should show Mr..
Morris. the chief engineer, the eastern route
Procuring horses at the tavern Off W. Jones
Mr.. Morris, DR.. TYR ell, Thomas NJ. Jones, John
Thomas aud myself, set out Ia snow storm,
aud through deep mud. Mr.. Morris was favor
ably Impressed with the country, aud on Wed.
nesday morning The surveying party sct out
nom tho residence of Joseph F, oackley. on
the old VIM. Hawk farm, to survey the eastern
route back 10 Washington Furnace. They got
rs far onlthat day as Warrens and Roaehs.
Thureday morning was bright and clear and
the day with the party. Getting of the ears at
Portland at $40, took over the hills In south
easterly dir eciiOn, passing the farm once owned
by David JonCs (shlp), or LlGinon as he was
called, and passing the old Samuel Roach farln,
struck Dicks Greek at the farm OF John Roach,
little after o'clock. Pursuing the line Of I'll G
survey, overlook the party at the crossing Of
the Black Fork, Immediately north Of where
John Faulkner formerly resided. John Camp
bell, Isaac p. Jones and VIM. Whit we're With
them. Thomas N. Jones bad gone up to Cam
bria Rarnacc to have dinner prepared. and at
noon he aud Mr.. Morgan Of Cambria came
hall mile below the Furnace With an excellent
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A CHER1FF's AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
y MISSTONER'S SALE.

State Of Ohio, Jackson Comn,y, IS.
Rumsey, Roads & Reed, \
VS., On 4th Order oil Sale.
Dayld A. Edwards, ct alb EStAt grs
. Pursuant to the command OF an order OF sale
Issued In the above STYLED cause, and to me d.
recled MS Sheriff q Special Master Commissioner
win offer Mt public auction at the door Of the
Court House, in Jackson, In said county, on
Saturday, April 9th, A. d., 1870,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
mortgaged premises situated In the county Of
Jackson and State of Ohio, aud bounded and
described Ms follows, to-wit;
~ Lot numbero one Q) In the second addition 70
the town OF Winchester, with all the appurten-
anccs and benefits attached TO or belonging to
said lot and described as follows; Commencing
at tho north Wea corner thence running South
four rods thence East eight rods thence North
|. i've rods; thence West eight rods, to the place
| of beginning including the mill erected thereon
Valued at Sl5O0 w. No.
To be sold as the property Of David A. Ed
wards to satisfy Judgment rendered by The
Court of Common Pleas Of jackson County,
lOhio, 10 E,yorof Rumsey, Roads II Reed.
Terms of sale cash ON day of SALE
Given under my hand this Sth day of March,
N, JOHNSON WADE. Sh'GJ,C.,
and Special Master Commissioner Of said Court
jams TRrp, Attorney Tor PlG
March 10, T0--5w-pf Sl2 60
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Made Of Poor Ram Whisky, Proof Spirits and
Refuse Liquors, doctored spiced, and sweetened
TO please the taste called "TOnlcs 'i"Appetizera"
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fornia, free fr6,a,aH Ilc6hofe Stima laRts. They
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GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect Renoyator and
IuFigoPator OF the System, carrying OIL ail POI
soh6us matter, and restoring the blood 70
healthy condition. No person cap take these
Bitters according to directions, and remain long
unwell. 81
slOO will be given for an incurabe case, pro-
vlded the bones are not DESTROYED by mineral
nelson's or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair.
For H HRdahat6rg aud Chronic Rheumatism dHd
Cont, Dgspepsid, OF Indigestion, Bihous. Remliknt
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cleanse IL when IL isfoal. and your feelings VIII
tell YOU when. Keep the Blood pure anu 'ho
health of tue system will follow; ,,-,.g l..
1piN TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN
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In Bilious, Rem ittent and Intermittent Fevefs
these Bitters have no equal. For full directions
read carefully the circular around each bottle,
printed 10 four apgueges-Engllsh, German'
| French and Spanish.
! J.WALKEk, PrQprietor,32 Commerce St.N.1' =
r. H. MCDONALD & GO ..t-,,
! Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco aud
Sacramento, California, aud 81 " III 'Nt
Commerce ST., n. Y,
rzrSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALEkS
mar l0--3m tt
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NEIGHBORHOOD ITEMS.

A company has been incorporated
for the purpose Of constructing rail-
: read from Gallipolis to Logan, by the
way of Macarthur. Tho capital stock
is 81 100000. The corporators are II.
S. Bundy OF Jackson county Andrew
Wolf, T. Is. Davis, J. w Delay and
Daniel Will of Yinton county, Edward
Dcletombe, Charles Z. Bailey, William
Shober aud Lewis MuenE OF Galiipolis
AT Logan it will connect with the road
TO Columbus. The distance from Gal
lipolis to Columbus is l05 miles.
81 A terrible affair occurred at Han
ly's Landing, West Virginia, on last
Saturday week There was foot race,
between man in West Virginia, and
man in Galia county, Ohio, for bet
of $3.50. After the race, some of the
West Virginians wanted more whisky,
and getting into fight about it, COL
j. II. NJ. Montgomery drew his rcvolv-
or, to try to disperse the crowd. James
Franklin, a friend of Montgomery, at
tempted to take the revolver out OF
Montgomery's hands, when it was dis
charged, the ball passing through
Franklin's heart, killing him instantly.
"A short time ago we mentioned
that II. S, Bundy had purchased Eagle
Furnace, in Vinton county, at Sherif's
sale. We learn that there was some
defect in the advertisement, aud that
the sale has been set aside.
We notice in the Athens papers an
account of the death of Samuel Allison,
Of Marshfeld, Athens county. He
was 81 years of age. Mr.. Allison was
= brother-in.law of Henry Steece Of
Ironton, and the father of w. III. ALI
con OF Chillicothe.
"A man named Henry Paden is in
Jail in Portsmouth, on charge of hav-
ing attempted TO poison his wife, by
putting strychnine in milk which she
was using
We learn from the Brown County
Nsrs that a terrible shooting affair oc-
Ourred near Ripley on last Sunday
week. A man named Rohl commenced
shooting at a man named Howard who
was passing along the road, wounding
him. An attempt was made to arrest
Pohl, when he shot at and wounded 9TH
ers, and was himself wounded by those
who were attempting to arrest him.
He was finally secured. He is proba-
bly, insane.
--HillsborO is to be lighted by the
new patent gasoline lamps.
in Highland county, DR.. John W.
Holmes took revolver from a drawer
to shoot dog, when it accidentally fell
to the Aoor and was discharged, and
the ball entered the head Of Milton D.
santee, a brother-in law ofDr. Holmes,
Mr.. santee died in two hours.
They are having rat hunt at Cir
eleville. There are twenty eight men
on each side.
"A school teacher in Meigs county
was recently fined ten dollars for whip
ping young man, one of his pupils.
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CAMBRIA FuRNACE, Ohio,
Mnv,h TAth FQTA

u. MAcHLEY. Dear SlT You no doubt re-
member OF mp telling YOU aud Mr.. T. NJ. Jones,
IN our Pot House on Thursday ] ast, that man
living on our Furnace ground by the name Of
George Robinson was dellrlou S--that he bad that
day, about ?. NJ, len hs house, much excited
lie returned home about0 o'clock In the eve
ming, seeming TO he ~ better state Of mind
lie remained In his house all night, tolerably
quiet, I'LL about day light, when he in. spite Of
all his family could do by persuasion, itit, say-
lug that ho was going 70 Virginia. About
o'clock p. NJ. OF same day, Qrlday( while some
buys were strolllng around In the old Coalmgs
about two nliles from the Furnace. hu ntlng rab-
bits, they found him (loblnson) dead, hanging
TO q sIuallsappllng by piece Of grapevine, not
showed plainly that he had taken his own life
in q most determined and deliberate manner, BILE
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Township and Corpora
d tiOn Conventions.

The qualified voters Of the Rcpubli-
can party in Lick township, are re-
queated to meet at the Court House in
Jackson, on
Saturday, March 20, 1870,
ct two o'clock, p NJ, to nominate
township ticket for the April election.
The voters within the Corporation
Of Jackson are requested to meet at the
Court House at seven o'clock on the
same evening, to nominate Corpora.
ton ticket. Turn out, By order of
te CEN. COM,
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NEWS ITEMS.

The Treasurer of Butler county,
Il good Democrat of course is q defaulter to the
amount Of over one hundred thousand dollars
--Giying rebels control Of State Gov
sFnments does not seem to work well. II was
tried In Georgia and so soon as they thought
they we're safe, they put out the colored men
who had been elected TO the Legislature, and put
rebels 10 their places. Congress had TO put the
State back under military rule Now tho muir
defs Of colored men and unonlstS are bccomIn &
30 alarming In Tennessee, that II Is In serious
contemplation to set Aside tho State Govern
mebt there also, and make 1t military pro.
vince.
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Total Val. Of lands and Furnace in jack

son County. ty...................2 2GSS0 90
Total Value of Real Estate ........ 36SS0 90
Terms of Sale. One third cash down, one
third in one year. and one third in two years,
with interest from the day Of sale and tie de-
ferred payments To be secured bya mortgage
on the premises sold,
Sad real estate TO be sold as an entirety or In
separate parcels at the discretion OF the Re
celyer and for not less than two thirds of the
appraised value thereof and at the same time
and place wlll offer for sale the personal prop
erty belonging to said Furnace ompany, TO be
sold in accordance with the order of the Court,
together with the real estate, or sepa ntey at the
discretion of the Receiver, for not less than tw o
thirds of the appraised value thereof.
Terms for personal property, onc third cash,
one third In four months and one third In eight
months, with interest from day of sale.
II. B. L0DWICK.
Mach 10, '70-5w ~ Receiver.
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State Of Ohio, Jackson County IS.
william 7:, otI''' On Ia, orae, Of Sale.
Eleazer lIoldren.)
Pursuant to the command of an order OF sale
Issued in the above styled cause, aud to me d.
rected as Special Master will offer at public
auction at the door Of the Court House in jack
son, In sal county, on
Saturday, April 10th, A. D., 1870,
at one o'clock 2. NJ. Of said dOy tho following
described real estate situated in the county Of
jackson and State Of Ohio, and bounded and
described us follows. to-wt;
Part of the north east quarter OF section TWEEN
ty-threc (28) township eight G), range eighteen
(lS), beginning ut the south cast corner Of a
quarter thence running (north the quarter sec
tion lmc) n SI& deg. w 30.18 chains to cor
ner set by Hanna thence N 90 deg. 1885
chains, set post aud from which black oak
inches In diameter bears 20 deg. Il 80 links
distant and black o. A N 56 L q; thence s 87A
T. 12.96 chains post at tile north east corner OF
an orchard thence s 42l deg. Il 498 chains,
(posD; thence N b5 Il 800 chains thence Il
Il 600; thence N 80 deg. + $40 chains, TO the
section line, (pOst), white oak 3. 81 deg. f 80
do 8 s 57 deg L w.; thence sax deg. " 2O,96
chains to the beginning place containing OS-
60-10O acres.
Also, commencing at the north west corner OF
the above described land thence running north
fifteen aud one half 900 rods thence east l9.-
s5 chains; thence south fifteen and one half
(l6l9) rods; thence west 1895 chains, To the
place of beginning, containing five acres, more
or less--contNinmg In all slxty-threc and s0-l00
acres, more or lcss-cxccpt so much thereof rs
lies north of the public road running through
said premises, and known as the Hamden and
Richmond road
Valued at $3.50 90
To be sold as the property ofEleazer IIoldrcn
to satisfy a judgment and decree rendered by the
Court OF Common Pleas of Jackson county o.,
In favor Of William Ogier.
Terms o sale cash ON day of sale.
Given under my hand this 1lth day of March,
A. d., 1870.
JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff j. G.. aud Special Master Commissioner
Court of Common Pleas OF said County.
BUNpY & HAsrINGs, Altys. for Pm.
March lI--5w-pf els 90
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SHERIFF AND SPECIAL MASTER CON
- MISSTONER'S SALE.
STATE Of Ohio, Jaekson county st.

Stdts Of Ohio, Jackson county H
Mary Arthur Arthur On II. Order Of Sale.
James NJ. Arlhnr,et all
Pursuant to the command Of an order Of sale
Issued In the above styled cause, and to me dl.
rccted as 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 r. NJ. of said day, the following
premises, situated iu the county Of jackson aud
State bf Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to,wlts
The South West quarter of the North East
quarter, Of Section number nine COZ, Township
number seven az in Range number seventeen
az, containing forty acres, more or less.
Valued at $3.50 90 ,tttl ftet ti-.sA
Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
Giyen under my hand this 9Th day of March,
JOHNSON WADE. Sh'h J. c.,
and Special Master Commissioner Q, G. Pleas
' OF aid county.
ID. MAcKLEY, Atty.
March IL, ,TO-Sw-pf $40 80 FL
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Attachment.

Isaac ]. White, Pm, Before D, W., Win
against Tough, J.. L. OF Lick
Henry C. Walters, Df't.I Tp., Jackson Co. o.
On the OH day Of March, A ID. 1870, said JUS
lice issued an order of attachment In the above
action, iorthe sum OF $3.50, with interest from
March 4th, 1870. Said cauee will for hearing
on the 9Th dayof April, 1870:
March 1Tlh, 1S10-Bw. ISAAC ]. WHITE.
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Notice.

William f. Sncdegar, whose residence Is un-
known but Is believed to be nonresident Ofthe
State OF 0hio Is hereby notified that Margaret E.
Snedcgar on the 18th day of March Al u. 1870,
did file her petition In the Office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Jackson aud State Of Ohio, charging
the said William +. Snedegar with being wilully
absent from the said Margaret E. Snedcgar for
more than three years last past, aud asking that
she may be divorced from the said William I.
Snedegar, which petition will stand for hearing
at tue next term ofsaid Court. Dated this l2th
day of March A. D 1870.
MARGARET e. sNEDEGAR.
By IL. s. RUNDY, her Atty.
March II, 1870-Gw
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toes even on the ground, and his knees
almost touching the ground. The only reason
known to cause his insanity is, that several
years ago he was struck with stone which
farctured his skull. Ever since then, at times,
his mind was very unsettled.
He was about 90 wears Of age aud left fam
lily in distressed circumstances. He was buried
yesterday, Sunday at Seels graveyard.
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GHERIFF's AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
- MISSIONER'S SALE.
Statsof Ohio, jackson County, IS.

Statsof ohio, jackson County, IS.
va. On let Order OF Sale
Daniel W. Peck.
Pursuant to the command Of an order of sale
issued IN the above STYLED cause, aud TO me a.
rected as Special Master, Twill offer at public
auction at the door of tho Court House In Jack
son, In said county on
Saturday, April 9th, A. D., 1s7O,a
at ono O'Clock P. NJ, ofeaid day the following
described premises, situated in the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio and bounded and
described as follows, to-wlt;
In- Lot Number One Hundred and Eleven tilD
10 the North half Of the town Of Jackson.
Valued Qt 5000 90 It 4ljI
To BE- sold as the property of Daniel WsPock
10 satlsfya Judgment and decree rendered by
the Court of Common Pleas of jackson county
Ohio, In favor of Amanda ]. Peck. t}4-vi
y Terms Of sale, cash on day OF sale.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of March,
JOHNSON WADE, Sh'f J. c.,
and Special Master Commissioner of said Court.
March 10, '70--5w--pf go so 4H'
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ID ECE7VEEe'S
Sale of Real Estate
AND
FURNACE PROPERTY

Notice Is hereby given that I will offer for
sale at public auclion, at the office OF the Lime
stone Flu rnaee Company, in Bloomfield Town
ship, jackson County, Ohio
On the 18th day of April; A, D. 1870,
at one o'clock P. M, of said day, the following
real estate, to-wit:
Hands Situate in GaIIia County,
|- ." Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
w EST II r N
OF
BUFFALO,
N. ".

AODl1OIN OE Cl n IL y OrElOb,l
department Of Insurance,
COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 1st, 1870.
It is hereby certified. that the WESTERN
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Buff
faio, in the State of New York, has COM
piled in all respects, with the laws Of this State
relating TO Fire and Marine Insurance
Companies, for The current year, and has filed
in this office sworn statement by the proper
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ness, the 3lst of December, 1869, 10 be as fol-
lows:
Amount of actual paid-up Capital. :. $500, 900 on
Aggregate Amt of available Assets. COG, ,Sj4 20
Aggregate Amt of Liabilities Except
capitaD including re- Insurance :. :. 220, 2O3 2S
Amount of Income for the preceding
Year ........................... 6l2, 1877 O4
Amount of Expenditures for the pre-
ccding Year. 66S, So2 30
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my
SEAL. Office to be affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
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NOR STRICTLY PRIME COFFEE, CHOICE
II TEAS, and GOOD SUGARS 60 70
JAMES CHESTNUTlS.
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BUBLTC SALES !
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, 8,

CHERIFF's AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
y MIsSlONER'S SALE.
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nd ghat
the
February sh9wgthe
ven hands officially this 1d day of March, 1870
10
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