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The Indians Of the plains have suc.
ceeded in thoroughly whipping the
expedition cent against them by our
Government. It 10 said that 1000
Soaix gave battle to Crooks command
in which our loss was terrible. Geu.
Custar and . large number Of officers
were killed or wounded, among them
Lets. Mcintosh and Hodgson, 81
'.Bsyouet notoriety in Louisiana, ID
1874.
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The citisens Of Ward 1--WE turned on,
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VOL. 32-----NO. 40.
DIREcToRY. Ill
JACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL DIREc-
TORY.
S10

Judge, Court of Common Pless-Porter Du-
hsuEE State EEenator--Isaae y Alonshaps -
Probate Jndge- -1ohn gsCsBvtns
Auditor-Thomas W. Patterson.
Treasurer-JanIes II. Hunter. '4.-A.
Clerk-William H Horton. .s'
BheriH-John M. Ewing. -
Prosecuting Attorney-John L. Jones'
SurveyOr--JOhmD ID. BROWN
Recorder-Asa A. Farrnr. - 60,
Commissioners-Abrah Johnson, 5anuei
Gilliand and Van Bsr1n Ps,sG J9hRson hn1n sssheI
lenger and Joseph Role. gWkf1Ea
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varian. Ambrose Scott. u pshs Roher,
Scioto Township-Andrew II. hehs' n"Oei'
Hamiiton.Harrison Canter, George Gilliland.
Jeferson-J. Edward jones' Jonh ASAAe
Madison Jonathan Davis, Edward Hunt
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MIlton-George w. Whitman, Samuel DemP-
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Jackson-Joseph Rowland, 1. III: Mccormick
FRANKLIN : Armpstead Scurlock, Joseph }.
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Mabees-Samuel Jackson.
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Rays-I n. Mccormick.
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mat spirit ma Iur-5cSc
importance to the American people
IT they were for the subjugati
rebels, then the question at the app
ing Presidential election is only
disputes about the best means for
ing on the war, and crushing the
lion.
If they were for the cessation O.
tilities against the rebels who have
a hundred thousand northern
desolate, and an effort at terms of
promise, then the question is,-W
the end of permanent Peace, bal
the sure foundation of a Universal
dom, or. Peace for a season, on the
OF Slavery triumphant. to the end
terminable future dissensions, till
we shall be compelled, through
blood, to 60 back to our beginning
put away the accursed thing foreye
our midst.
What spirit and purpose then
ran through the popular speeches
men who nominated Mcclellan AMI
dleton and animated the vast
who cheered these utterances 4
echo?
Let US look at them: / RELY soil
the reports of the acknowledged |
cratic organ of Chicago-only
menting them, in cases where
pressed the boldest passages, frS
notes of our photographers. TIL
sylvanians were ultra McClella
They went to the Convention un
him, and claimed to be peculia
representatives Here is the wa
Geo. c. Sanderson, one OF the
vania delegates talked
FELLOW CITIZENS: What say you I?
| time that this infernal war shOu
/ Voices, yes Has not there b.
enough shed? Has there not been
| enough destroyed? Have we not
/ bound, hand and foot, to the abolitiO1
I is rolling over our necks like the whd
/ other Juggernaut? IL Is for you, fellOv
/ Il is for the white men o. the North,
1 the election in November next, to
/ Lincoln and his combined minions
| traps. THUS far hast thou gone. but
| shalt thou CO." lGTeat applause.l
/ TO give you, on tomorrow, "a candida
! Presidency "A voice, "fOr Gods sake
man who has had nothing q do with
who Will use his best efforts To briul
! peace.
There is nothing would rejoice us n
/ to see the staIs and stripes. the glOriOu
of our Union, re-established all over
try, but it ought To be done by cOnce
compromise. Applause. voice
the dOctTine."l IL must not be by
shedding of blood. IL cannot be. A
will never be done by blOod."l We d
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-10-05

After his nomination. Gen. 3
wrote the following letter Of acc
ance:
GENERAL BLAIR's LETTER.oF ACCI
ANCE.