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Tweed in Prison.

W. M. TWEED, the New York
thief, was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary, on Blackwells Island, for
twelve years, and was removed to
that place of safe keeping on Satur-
day, November %, and deprived Of
his beard and redundant locks, and
clothed in the regular stripped
dress. TWEED was a Democrat un-
til 1872, when he left them and ac-
ted with the Republicans because
the Democrats were strongly in ta-
vor of punishing every thief in the
land. Now, a Republican Journal
wonders how long TWEED will re
main in prison, and a Democratic
paper responds that as Gen. GRANT
has not the pardoning power in
his case, the probability is he will
have to serve out his time. The
Cleveland Plajadealer says if
"Boss" TWEED had been Repub-
lican, and perpetrated his rascal
ties as a Republican, he would have
been, ere this, like Cameron, a Uni
ted States Senator Hewould have
been q magnificent loyalist: but he
was q Democrat, and as soon as he
was caught stealing, such Demo
Gratis as O'CoNoR and TTLDEN went
for him, and the result is the big
thief was convicted and sentenced.
1t must be the sincere regret Of his
life that he did not act with the
Republicans always as he did in
1872, so that GRANT would pardon
him as he did Postmaster HODGE
and the two Pennsylvania scoun-
drels who were Of so much assis
tance to his party in stufIing the
ballot boxes in Philadelphia in Oc-
tober, 1872.
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THENew York Observer takes a
bold stand against gift enterprises
in the shape of picture premiums,
offered to subscribers and said to
be worth so much more than the
price of the periodical. The o.
serUer does not publish pictures but
publishes aeaoS. Any person desir-
ing q comprehensive weekly news
paper, filled with just the news that
every family wants, and free from
any clap-trap, or Objectionable mat
ter of any kind; will hardly do bet
ter than by sending So to S. l,
PRIME d Co., 81 Park Row, New
York.
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WHERE now is that old Demo
cratic politician, Wm. NJ. Tweed?
Safe in the penitentiary,-Ironton
Register.
Exactly. The evidence upon
which he was convicted was hunted
out by Sam. j. Tilden, Charles
O'Conor, and men Of his own par
ty, who were anxious to have him
punished for his betrayal Of trusts
and his gigantic rGscalities. But
where are ben Butler, Bingham,
Wilson, Cameron, ColfaX, and the
hosts Of others whose peculations
are familiar to all, and who brought
disrepute upon our national legisla-
tion? Basking in the smiles OF
their party. Where are Leet
Stocking and Murphy, the Custom
house thieves Of New York? Where
are the leaders Of the ring in Phil
adelphia, who have been robbine
that city on an extensive q scale ai
Tweed and his associates did New
York cityP Stillengaged in theil
plundering and, in stuRmg ballot
boxes to retain their power, and Il
secure glorious Republican yicto
ries. Where afe Bullock, of Geor
gia, BuVler, of Tennessee, and th
swarm Of carpet-baggers and ad
ventures, who depleted the Treas
ury and exhausted Che credit ofth
Southern States In their wholesal
schemes of,pilfering, all supportc
and endorsed by the ADMINISTERS
tionp None Of them arc suferin
the penalties Of their crimes. On
party Furnishes its raseals, the otl
er rewards theirs. One sends thel
to the penitentiary, the other SEND
to Congress, or Japan, or some otl
er rich retreat. The moral effect
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Additional Locals.

IN last weeks paper we mentioh-
ed the shooting Of WILLIAM e.
Johnson, school boy, ten years of
age, by Mrs. ANN G. TILroN, ut
jackson, 0. From the jackson
STANDARD we clip the following:
wild stories are being circulated
about Mrs. Tilton having formerly
made threats to shoot persons
found on the farm, and especial
reference is made to an article she
had publishad in the Staadaa'd. In
order to show justwhat she did say,
we re-publish the communication,
from the StaadagN of June ~, 1871:
"a WARNING TO THIEVES, du
aIo oil lohom 10 mag coacelH, aad
Mtcces IN partjculor:
as there any law against shoot
ing thieves? Law or no law, ] in
tend to shoot the first man, woman,
boy or girl, / catch'stealing my ber-
ries, fruit, or anything else inside
my enclosure. My son, j. NJ. Til
ton, has given me what grows on
the farm for taking care Of it till
sold. (And should hayeno trouble
if there were no thieyes.) Mothers
of the present day have proved
themselves the curse of our nation,
By their training comes liars,
thieves, highwaymen and murder
ers. Children are apt scholars, if
the mother is 4 liar, tattler, etc, the
children soon learn; and rs lying
is the stepping-stone to all other
crimes, the person who will tell q
willfuI lie, will steal, will rob, OBJ
tain goods under false pretenses,
will murder if necessary to obtain
his or her ends. Now who is re-
sponsible for the training up Of
children? Who trained WashingtonI
We haye no Washington mothers
now.
Fathers do but little towards
forming the minds Of their sons
and daughters, Their time being
employed in business to make a
living for his wife and family-that
is if he is q sober Industrious man,
Therefore the mothers are respon-
sible for the training Of their chill
dren, before God and man"
Mrs. a. c. TrLToN."
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1874. 1924.
z III e w ORLD!

Tho great Democratic Victories in New
York, OHIO, Maryland and Virginia, the
starting Republican defeats in Wisconsin,
i9Wa, i3lWa, Kansas ana Illinois, lQrcshawod the
ERECTION OF Democratic President in 1876
Inc secret of the triumph already won has
Dten sJcatlast adherence to tire organization.
unHinching ldclity TO the principles of thG
Dg}lm,0ecratie party. THE WORLD has been
iaIthlul to It's trust. When faint hearts talk
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ltNDlG DCmocratic party. That ilag, inscIib-
G4 WIN thc legends Free Trade and iarmcrs'
i:,Sm,S, diar3 money anu no Mo4opolles the
democrats OF Ohio and New York carried to
! q glorious victory, subVerting Grant MAORI
| ties of3i000 and 5l,0OO
now career now opens before the Democ-
| facy-mOre glorious and more benelcont than
| ITS past career, identified though that be with
| the founding of the republic, its expansion
across the continent, its half century of pros
pcrlty and peace.
| Where or how can any Democrat work so
efficiently for the diffusion of the principles
OF ms party, and their triumph ut the ballot
| Don IN "a and rs, rs by procuring new read
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II ow REsToR EDi

just published, new edition OF Dir. Cul-
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Prices do the Work.

Yes, indeed! Prices do the work !
And AARON WLL,of the firm of DAN
WILL & Bros, Of Macarthur, left
last Monday for Cincinnati, where
he will make one more selection
of Dry Goods, as, during this panic
and general depression of business
in the "Qaecn City," he can buy
all kinds Of goods for this market
at greatly reduced figures for cash.
Let the people bear in mind that
the House Of DAN WILL & Bros,
cannot be surpassed in the quality
of Goods in any department in any
particular Get ready to pay
them visit as soon as the new
goods begin to arrive.
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Procure WHAT You NEED.--
Now, we wish to say to the people
of ZaIeski and vicinity, that the
House Of WILL & CO., in that town,
is now represented in the City this
week, by Mr., AARON WILL, who
will carefully select q grand assort.
ment of Goods for that market;
and when the new stock are recciv.
cd, there will be an opportunity fol
everybody to procure what they
need at orootlit -roduoad ,oriooa
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sszasansa.szss.sal.lseEss

CHIEF JUsTIoE.-Salary Grat
GRANT, the $4,000 a year Presi.
dent, has appointed G. H. VII
11AMsy1 his Attorney General, and
ex-senator from Oregon, Chief Jus.
tice Of the United States, to success
the late S. P. CHASE. A miserable
selection The Cincinnati Cow
mercial says it is a "stupid and
disgracefuT" appointment,
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THE Portsmouth IrjJaae contin-
ues TO mourn about the sheriff $ adj
ycrtising. II gets on its hind legs
and howls in public. It's grief is
inconsolablc. II hurts the editor,
and semi-monthly he has to tell the
community about his great sorrow.
But then he should remember that
the sheriff adycrtises in the paper
that has the largest circulation--hc
puts the advertisements where they
will do the most good, and then, in
addition, he saves a large amount
to litigants by doing so. For, ac-
cording to areeont statement Of the
TTiJUae, it doesn't cost rs much to
advertise his sales in the Times as
it used to when they were publish.
cd in the TTjJuae. If the editor
still refuses to be comfortod, lei
somebody give him Il bone.--Ports
moat6 Times.
AS omiaa UincH amor it is best
for the people of Yinton county tC
work for their own interests in FL
ture.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1874.

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CoNGRn8s.- Tho l3d Congress.
convened on Monday, the 1st inst
j. G. BLAINE, Republican o
Maine, was reelected Speaker o
the House; EDWARD McPHHRsoN
Clerk; N, G. ORpwAy, Sergeant-at-
Arms; 0. S. BUxToN, Doot-kdeper;
II. G.. SHERWOOD, Postmaster; and
Rev. j. G. BUTLER, Chaplain.
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WARS the matter down in Cali
polls? The Loagcr came up last
Monday without the likeness of its
editor. It's useless for the Lcdg-
er to attempt to live through this
panic unless it contains a picture
Of the head portion of its purity cd
itor, We offered GEORGE a first
class head, without any red nose on
it, for only fifty cents. He wouldn't
do it. We will send him this prot-
ty "shoo fly" for his paper for a
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/
sleighs to Rochester, New York
Good board can be had at Jack
sonville, Ill, for SO per week.
Nilsson is advertised to sing in
Milwaukee on the 26th of January.
Potatoes in Minnesota are quoted
higher per bushel than wheat.
In 1843 the Mississippi closed ut
Keokuk on the night of Nov. 49,
Great numbers of deer are being
killed in the northern part of Wis
consin.
At East st. Louis, the last pile
of the Mississippi bridge approach
has been driven.
Many Kansas, Missouri and Ne
brasla settlers are returning cast
ward, via Quincy, III.
Burlington, Iowa, has q new spice
factnry, and smells sweet, and bios
SONS in the dust Of it,
A mock marriage, performed at
an evening party at Fond du Lac,
Wis, is now held to be valid.
A Montrose, Iowa, girl fell head
first into q forty foot well, and got
out alive without q broken bone
A Parke county, Ind, farmer
has sown 600 acres Of winter wheat.
His farm contains $500 acres of
land.
A girl between four and five years
old, was before n justice in Elkhart
Indiana, charged with stealing q
muG.
Certain farmers Of Marion coun-
ty. ILL.,, think Of organizing q pork
packing association.
The sales of real estate in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, in October footed up
$22G,O68.
HENRY county, Ohio, will ship
nearly 10000 barrels of appels this
season.
LAWRENCE county, Ohio, has sus-
pended all road and bridge worl;
not of immediate necessity.
QUEEN VICTORIA is having her
portrait painted for the Gar. The
old fellow is Garry that he is al
ready married.
The coal mines of Nelsonyillc
Ohio, loaded and shipped 175 ears
Of coal, on 9th inst.
MEASLES are having a gencralrun
at Wilmington, Ohio, among chill
dren and adults.
Two hundred shares OF Hooking
Valley Railroad stock sold in Co.
lusbus, Ohio, on the 18th inst, at
$11O.
The New York EGpreSS says that
wholesale dry goods men are offer
ing better terms than for twenty
five years before.
WE are spending twenty millions
annually on our navy. In this re
spect it is ahead Of anything in the
world.
The Triumph Furnace Company
at Jackson, Ohio, has disbande(
and sold their machinery to TIN
Huron Company.
S. Baird & Co., have commence,
the construction of n furnace Of
their lands three miles west q
Straitsville, Ohio.
JAMES EMMITT, Of Waverly, Obi
3 has reduced the wages Of his me
twenty per cent. and cut down thci
hours to eight
John 2. HALE, formerly U.
Senator, and one Of the origini
Free Soilers, died at Dover, N. II
last Wednesday evening.
/ TIE side walls Of the new Unic
j. Depot at Columbus, Ohio, are no
g finished, and the front wall will
e carried up to the second story til
d fall. Nearly all the material is {
|
/. the ground, and the woodwork w
g be prosecuted during the winter.
Ie THERE are now five blast furnac,
4 in jackson, and nine. in ether par
N Of the county. A tenth is beir
Is constructed and will be in blast d
b. ring the winter. The Huron IrC
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-UT THIS OUT

In MAY eArE Your IIrE.-There Is no pOr-
son living but what snn'cm moro or less with
ldlDg piseRsce, Coughs, Colds or Consuinp-
tlon, y0t eomo would die ratliof than pay 10
cents fora bottle Ofme1iclne that would euro
tllcm. Df. A. Bosclce's German Syrup has
lately been introduced in the country from
Germany, nnd iM wonderott5 cutcs astonIghcs
every one That try II. II You doubt what we
say IN print, cut this out anil take IL 70 your
sample bottle free OF charge, or regular
Blac Tor 70 tunts. q. q. GREEN,
ond5'ly. Woodbury., N j.
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Medical.
tlks Elfglr3 ysgf - ~ IH1ysisS SsrSu,rrY9sy pFr
.S..sy.l8RIl9lgIs D
~ ~ y 81 "a, q ~

MYTH its gloomy attendants, low
w spirits, depression, involuntary
nmissions, IOss OF semen, speTmn-
tOrfhmn, loss OF power, dizzy heOd,
loss og. memory, md thrcatoned iIn-
p0tence, and tmbecility, find sover-
OPhTIilC SPECIFIC, No. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tone,
up tho system, QrrcstB tho discharges, and i'm.
parts vIpor and energy, life and vitality TO thc
entire man. They lavo cncd thousands Of casog
lriee, S5 per package Of five boxes and large &.
yiIi Which 10 very important in obstinate or Old
eqsc3, or Sl per gin2le box. Sold by ALL Drug
piits, aud geutby mail on receipt Of price. Address
llUMPlIREY3 HOMEOPATHIC 1IEDICINI
90, COD BROADWAY, n. Y. Send for ciroular.
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