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The man James Hughes, who killed
Martin in a drunken serape in Scioto
county, has been sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for five years.
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Samuel Marfield jr.' publisher of the
Circleville Union, has received the ap-
pointment of Postmaster at Circleyille.
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There is report that Howard@urnace,
in Scioto county, is making first rate
article OF iron with stone coal dug in the
vicinity of the Furnace
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William Duduit recently died at his
residence, near Haverhill, Scioto county.
He was IS years of age, and was the first
white child born in the French Grant.
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The Ironton Journal copies an extract
from our Notes on Jackson County"
and credits it to the Portsmouth Repub-
lican. And such is fame.
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The Democratic National Convention
will be held in st. Louis, on the 9th of
June.
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DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.


On last Sabbath about 12 o'clock, and
while the people were returning from
church, Mayor Shrader, who was under
the influence of whisky, was standing
talking with Peter Raab and others, near
Raab d Newton's meat shop. A discus
sion arose in regard to the merits of
some prominent citizens, when Raab
took exceptions to something Shrader
said in regard to one of his friends The
lie was passed as usual in such cases,
when Shrader struck Raab Raab, who
had been drinking slightly, was persuad-
ed to 90 into his shop, where Shrader
followed him and continued to abuse
him. Raab ordered him out. but Shra-
der refused to 60, and finally clinched
Raab and run him back, showing his head
through a window and gouging his eye
terribly. Bystanders then parted them,
and attempted to get Shrader off home,
but he was blood-thirsty about this time
and wouldn't 60. Raab, on getting
loose, gathered up a steak knife, rushed
on Shrader, and gave him a slashing cut
across the head, which brought the row
to an abrupt close, although Shrader fol-
lowed Raab to his lodging place and
swore he would murder him if he could
catch him.
There is nothing we regret so much in
the line of our duty as a journalist, as to
be compelled to record such disgraceful
occurrences as this was, and THAT, too,
between the Mayor of our city and one
of her usually quiet, inofensive, German
citizens, on Sabbath day on the principal
street.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-02

Daniel Towse, of Portsmouth, attempt
ed to kill himself by inhaling cloroform.
The doctors saved him.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
For SSaIet

I have "a large number OF very choice and de-
sirable building lots iu Jones q Peters Addi-
tiOu 60 the town 0f Portland, la Jackson cuum-
-. Ohio, which will ofitr az Public sale, in
said
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Here is the way they settle difficulties

Here is the way they settle difficulties
in Kentucky:
A difficulty occurred in the State
House yard to-day between Capt. Harry
J. Todd and Gen John Rodman, former
ly Attorney General OF the State, on ac-
count of an article of Captain Todd's, in
the Lexington Gazette of to-day, charg-
ing Rodman with being a systematic
plunderer of the State Treasury during
his term of office, a deserter from the
Confederate army, a lobbyist, and a
blackmailer. Todd was standing in
front of the Capitol building talking to
gentleman, when Rodman and his three
sons approached, all armed The young
men stopped and drew their pistols,
while the General advanced, saying
thrice: "Mr. Todd, you are a. liar
Todd replied that he had already pub
lished Rodman to the world as a damned
liar, when Rodman struck him on the
chin, and, at the same time, fired at
Todd, the ball striking a knife in his
pants pocket, and glancing off Rodman
then backed and drew out bowie knife,
Todd remarking as he did so that he was
unarmed, but would be pleased to meet
him as soon as he could arm himself.
Rodman advanced, fiourishing his knife,
but was stopped by policeman, and the
parties were separated. Both were sub
sequently put under bonds of $4,000 to
keen the peace.
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The DEPOSITORY % the Jackson County uitfn
-ocirty = located ht =. a. riaFkey'a ttsak rstnfe
un broadway STREET. Iarksuu q. "a o. where
hllles aud NratafmrtltH Uam ~ had al MNw Nufk
prirrss Sunday schools not able a. huY uiti -
supplied on Order ~ the undersigned.
oBUHUE hTEyENHON. frg.t,
VIZ. T. hAFFtseroAs hecy. AL, T1-iy
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control them. The testimony Of our best eit-
zens, Of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL win and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Threat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield 10 is power; and cases Of Consumption.
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
80 remarkable as hardly 10 be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
Il Is adequate, on which the public may rely
for fun protection. By curing Coughs. the
forerunners Of more serious disease, Il saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount Of suffering rot
20 be computed. II challenges trial. and con.
yinces the most sccptical. Every family should
keep Il on hand as n protection against the early
and unperceivcd attack Of Pulmonary Alice
ti0ns, which arc easily met at first. but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, II neg
lectcd. Tender lungs need this defence; and 4
Is unwisc % be without H. As n safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest q childhood. CHERRY
PICTORIAL Is inyaluablc; for, by Is timely use
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved 10 the love and affection centred On
them. Il acts speedily aud surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and healfh-rcstoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Infiu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost Or toll
Is spared in making every bottle IN the utmost
possible perfection. Il may be confidently relied
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest Il has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
Or, ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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CLAIM AGENT.
Soldiers Claim Agency.
H. q. MILLER.
JACKSON @. H, OHIO,

NSWcccfa0r u laoac hobcras dec a.
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cuse Of Cditurc.
Particular attention given 10 obtaining In
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crs Of pensloner. carefully prepared. Ny sue
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claims are worthy. aud can d. accounted for
on no other ground than the very careful and
thorough manner with which conduct their
prosecution.
Business in this line o. solicited from all parts
n the country. There exists no necessity for
giving your business Co foreign agents. IL can
b. done as well, anu much cheaper at homo.
2ifeb1By N. e.. MILLER.
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CENTAUR
NTS.
The Quickest, surest and
Cheapest Remedies.

Physicians recommend, aud FarrIers declare
that no such remedies have ever before been in
use. Words are cheap, but the proprietors Of
these articles will present trial bottles to medi-
cal men, gratis, as a Eguarantee Of what they
say.
The Ccntaur Linimcnt. white Wrapper.
will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago,
sciatica. Cakcd breasts, sore Nipples, Frosted
-Feyt, Chillbl@ins, and any ordinary
FLEsu, noNE or MUSCLE AILMENr.
We make uo prctenso that this article viii
cure Cancer, restore lost bones, or give health
TO n whisky soaked carcass. But u will always
reduce Inflammation and allay pain.
II viii extract the poison OF bites and stings,
and heal burns or scalds without .tr. Palsy,
Weak Back, Cakcd Breasts, Earacls,. Tootn-
ache, Itch and Cutaneous Erupuons, readily
yield to is treatment.
Henry Black, OF Ada, Hardin Co.. O., says:
My wife has had rheumatism Tor five years,
no rest, no slcep-could scarcely walk across
the moor. 1ht y, nov coiN l,iis.t,iH 'uIth ~ tne
ful to you, and recommend your wonderful
medicine To all our friends
James Uurd, OF Zancsvillc, Ohio, says: "The
Centaur Linimont cured my Neuralgia"
Alfred Tush, OF Newark, writcs: "Send mc
one dozen bottles by express. The Liniment
has saved my leg. want % distribute u, &c.'
The sale Of this Llniment Is Increasing rap
idly.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
/ Is for the tough skin, flesh and musles OF
HORSES, MULES, AID ANIMALS.
| We have never yet seen a ease Of SPAWN,
Sweeny, Ring-bOne. Wind.eail, Scratches or
/ Poii-Evil, which this Llniment would not
| speedily benefit, and we never saw but few
cases which Il would not cure. II will cure
when anything can. Il Is folly TO spend SO for
| a Farmer, when one dollars worth Of Ccntaur
Linlmcnt win do better. The following Is a
sample Of the testimony produced:
| w. 2. Hopkins, Postmaster at Piqua, O., says:
| "Centaur Liniment can't be beat. 10 cures
| every time"
| "YELvEHrOS, o., March ., Is53.
| The Centaur Linimcnts are the best selling
me diclncs We have ever had. The demand n
| very great for u, and we cannot afford % be
| without 10. +. II. HISEY q SON"
aJEFFERsoN, Mo-, Nov. 10, Is7a
"Some time ago was shipping horses 20 -
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great difficulty got him To the stable. The
stable-kecper gave me n bottle OF your Ceuf=ui
Liniment, which used with such success that
| In two days the horse was active and nearly
well. have been veterinary surgeon foi
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"a. J. MrCARTY, Veterinary Surgeon"
For postage stamp we will mail a Centaui
Almanac, containing hundreds Of certificates
from every State in the Union. These Lini
ments are now sold by all dealers In the coun
try.
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co.,
90 Dcy st., New York.
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. EGAI NOTICE.

Nuiirn IA hereby Hivcu % solomon lnAmiuEaf
nf Ntutnn County, ohio. nnh james laaml ugafs
auupaaad 10 - in the state of Missouri that
edition waa nlad against them ~ TIE tuuft o.
Common Pleas % Jackson CpuutYs ohio, on
tine I'd dny % January A. ~ is4h, ~ stephen
n. Vaughn and Thomas ~ Vaughn a. shecns
foru of Ihofnaa Vaughn. drsraartl 10 revive q
Judgment rendered against them IN faNof ~
aid Thomas Vaughn. daceaands hile he Waa in
a n. lss7, fur the aum ~ OF lG2u -. With 10 pef
cent. Interest. on which payment was made
March Isfh. tsia. - so ~. The aaid defendants
will therefore appear aud ahuW Gauss Why sid
Judgment shall not 10 revived against them In
the name uf said cnnrutura, uu ur before tns
18th day uf March, a ~. tsla. .
NTEFuFN ~. NAuUMN,
THOMAS a. NAunMN,
Executors % Thomas NAuEhn, deceased.
IAMEa Tufrr. Attorney.
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Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are of
more real value %
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for an
diseases Of the Threat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of It's virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that Il does
surely nuH eTrrfffnffss
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oAHTTTIoN NOTICE.
~ PARTITION.

IVAN u Evans. Edward q Evans, James y.
Evans aud David ~. Williams. % thr city %
Clmciumttt. Onto MnrH1rut luura amd aohn -
Jones her husband, % Van WCrt county uhtn,
iiupiradssird with Evan n. Tuumas - Al VII
take notice that n prfifiuu Waa hlrd aEaiuat
tnstn ON the g1d day nf January lsles ~ The
Court - Common Pleas within and iuF the
county af Iarkunn and state % ohio, ~ Jane
u. EVuua, aud ta nov pEudiuGs WhNfsln 49,
Jane A.. Evans demands uaftitlun ~ the t.t-
son and stats % ohio, tu.witt The southwest
quarter ut the Southwest quarter % serilon
numhrf -. uf township uuuhrf z. - range
number o. and that NJ next term ~ AAta Auu ~
the anid Jane y. Evans viii applr fof an ufdeF
that Partition may b. made % saia rfs fntsfas
JANE =. EVANS.
n. ~. Iu~rs. her Attorney.
natrsi thia gTth day ~ January lhfe-eA
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DoAD NOTICE.

A petition will hc prcaentcd 70 TIE Cafntnla.
regular meeting. on the art Monday ~ March
lsld, asking for an alteration In a rad ae .ol-
den In bloomfield township, IN Aaid Jackson
county, and running up hihunM Nurs and ON
the best ground near the funs raAainE nraf ~
and Just below the huusn known a. The ltall-
rnad H1uar, aud cut into the fuad ifadinG
from Keystone % Jackson 81 o. ucAr kne huuam
% Adam Iarkey. Tho putitiuu will aak that
the Old road h~fweru thear puinta known Aa
the ifiii Route. b. vacated. -.......
F.a n ta-a A.
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The effects of whisky are the same at
all times, and in all places.
The following is from the Jacksonville
Mining Gazette:
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Ayers
Cherry PectOral,

such as Coughs, Colds, whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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The Office has a large stock Of
material, such as Flat Cap Paper,
Letter Paper, Note Paper, EnVel-
Opes, Embroidered Cards, Enam-
eled Cards, Snow Flake Cards, Cor
rugated Cards, Wedding Invitation
Paper, Wedding Invitation EnVel-
Opes, &c.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

j. c. DONALDSON, Sec'y.
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REP. CEN. COM. ]. c.
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by A. B. COLE. Agt.
February II, ls7J. n
, 1876-06-07
NOTES on TIE RECENT STATE CONTENTION.

BURLINGTON, H., June 5.-Tha State OF Iowa
can no longer be euunted a.uong the advocates
of D!alne's candidacy for tho Presidency. As \
matter Of fast, the people hare nsycr BEEN In hts
favor. Until tue recent developments, he has
Gcen generally regarded ~ III houoEablc man,
quite unpolluted BY the basene.s Ut that ill.,
tolorablo greed which has been the zulu vi 70
many Ut those who, Tor time, have enjoyed the
conldener Vt lio public. 1t Inns hitherto been
credited that Blalue hal passed. thu ordeal of
temptation iu this point entirely pRseathed; that
hs entire rrcoed, public And private, WIZ, aud
would continue to he, trrsproachablo. and most
persons "eru willing to 90 ilon"s ~ ette man WIG
lad maintained his manhood unnlptact1a Ut tttno
when ~ many had falrs atuund ha'. Thu "ho!s
.rerrt os h. possible e.sasy W.. as.sS atas y ah:
thts hu would never have boen dEeamed Of ~
Presidential aspifan. wh any prospect 9f sascest
An tbls nan, sks!lfai In a.oate, thosoagn!3
share vt political aagsCity, and accomplished In Ill
, 1876-06-07
IN ILLINOIS,


WILL TIE CONVENTION GIVE THE !EoPLt TUE
MAN or TIiEtH cIotrEt
70 fhs Editor Qf TAt Tribune.
Jtgro,x ILL., Junc al suit tn mr. letter
..,..,,, s.t o,,.. ..e..,,,,
Pup!'sheo III your lssue U! 1uae . 'i1at "oula
write 10 more before the meeting Ut the Ma
t,ona1 Convention: hut, it, vtpw of rrcent deye]-
t4o'4. .e' 1..' ~ -, ~ ','.'.
opmentS, am l1lueed 10 'ay oclofe 5oul scaAe1h
fen additional reflections. ! do not condemn
>f- R,o1ro pvhot tho ,,c,nt. .rt11 Ii, NM, hov,
.t'' oias!e' """. -. F.V. ~" -" "''" ~"
they WILL feel toward hin IN tue tutufe are mat
ters tu b. yet manifested. hone his useful
49,. - ~, ,.,,,,,,rp NAV ,,ot h. dostr,,,.o, i,
aese ~ Tug so0''t'' ''@! wv ~ Aset'o eo'' ~
will bt sale ut Present 10 leave l1m where the
eyfhercc nntl I,is own conduct Y,Iaccs him, Mr.
c.,.s ,.,th . I'M, ..ia,ne. .rsi,,.t ~, =, ..,,,
sonAA' VIZ 49, ''''S etas'ee AA'o$ A'' ~ 'ee,'
to he n9ntnst h!ahc, has been laid upon The po!if'
fcal shelf. No true Republican will rejoice that
the Aatne statesman IL ob.cused BY . cloud,
81 IN 4rt,1Ucn,, ,r. v,I1 t.t1 ~
s"a no 'h,e.hSsM one VIII aaa 70
sec tne Improperly OF nominating 1of inc once Of
President one who II, OF u likely u bs. lndef
cloud, Three grains Of intelligence will teach US
th., IN, b,s,,,... m ..,mn .r-aL.rr ,nr.t nnt h,
.ne. "s. ~ s,a".a.Is .is..s...... Aa' "
'ns1 o! epolossz'hx ''t. Ut oetcHains tAe PfNatc
character Ut, their candidate. !! that will havt to
commences. Whatever may b. said apulogrtically
ef nlatnss motive. ~ refusing tu surrender anY ~
, 1876-06-07
HONEST BEN DRISTOW.


Specioi DispatcA to In4 Tribune.
NHw YoRk, Jnle u.-tfhu Republican Reform
Club, which IL composed principally Of mctrs-
bera Ut tho Union League Club m,d includes
most OF the prominent Republicans Of the city
who aro dissatisfied with the tenaencles Of the
present Administration, allopacdsho following
resolution this evening, BY ill al1n,st unanimous
VOTE:
Rt4o!rta, That. In tho Judgment Of tho Repuh-
lican Reform cla6 Ut the City OF Now York, the
nomination Of thu Hon. Hrhtaml u. bTtstow, Of
tho Republican NptIohal Convention at Cincinnati,
will b. satisfactory guarantee OF lsr letstubla-
tlon OF thu party to drsctsu tho sprrntai OF the
peuple u tho approaching ecctfon, Ind will npnru
Republican success In the State Of lew York and
In tho nation.
The Club appointed : delegatio, Of sixty. n!no
prominent Nopubltcans. includtus Joseph IL.
ChoAte, Or. IL. ". nellows, posnan D. Katon.
James T.. Mott. Lloyd A'pln"sl. Gen. Barlow,
, 1876-06-07

.honld hsye dxed upon bin a. - .ome respects
nhfG aeslIahic thsn most, II not all, the prominent
pnHtsAnh u INC nay HUI 70 taf az he hun hhd any
The good feeling he h.s elected wn, founded upon
him with no alshonor. ~ ~'''''''''" ~'A' '''A' ~
hen nnf state Convention ~aa held Blaine still
maihiaine.l hlH rotftlUn of supposed integrity.
Nothlne bad cast staln upon IT,. AMI i wat quite
nnaeI The Influence Of men who have be:n Intimate
With the ex.spraker, and perhaps expect fnyurs Mt
II. hNn,!. eho"d 'c iouaa eesy generally I" favor
~ ~ mon;naao non, 4. 'st tlmo harc no doubt that
ueen eatsmea "ith h'a nomination. thnngh large
numbers wGnld esen then hare preferred Hsfstnw.
nat ~ would have Conceded that ouch nu1nnn-
July hive gtrcn il. '''' > 1' "'"'' @"'e'
ow @ ~ howI n m n sfs rue 'nnt no one adn,lt' that
a bas een 1' a3 Si IT, =,
tM.eepsi1!e or an eatlanatlon atogetacr consistent
S hs ,haoeehGs y, 1d aMy %lsn*c nsr1nst ~, honor
w be a deehtc WITH ts 1'eeeoma epne. ana
a.. ~; espfSt y TO come. ~ Even nnth nu e1p1ana-
ton Sil1 not restore s1s feeling VIII w'cl b. va.
asst.ns to hu!a upon. canaos hut lcays hlot ns"n
%hd IT, Ma9 sy ho 4.
be thnt t. 70 70 cent Of money ever fnund is way IN.
pfG[ery rG into ,y his 1%n p1ske.n yet his handling
na.c VII stll remain convincing evidence to many
n,arne,nd nc ds 'ot nw"ys heen a. ipaFta hna arl
.appe.sa hs ,*s'''A We A''' n" 70 ''o present
y na'n 20 ali t0ni1a lnocmcnu fhat, however
gfeat , may y Dc IT, nhtsapnon'ncns to Mr na'nsa
tuaetute, ~ no1ninatr man who+e lrt.ona! and
pno!e cnarae.sI tnry hlntt at once defend. While
ns Ma, VT run!osea 10 oe pase. ~ wA' P"Faap. ~
Nhethef true Or tase. nnearet! over Inn, no ono
W. u"Gs ~, T!s ~ !" re- te nGhnniean non'inee
% yon !'aJ nu"s ltn1hk' tet uown NJ h1ed
onf!n1o' 1 IT, i9xa + no lonEer to hs counted
, 1876-06-07

practical work In the last contract The aeia notes,
'aid, were stnt n hltn In Maine, wliefs be re-
msined ana wcre 'wern t1 " htn there: aiils.
partlc. who controlled the contracts and paid by
the nntl. and tint he had M proprietary interest
alleged lnte,eat 81 tobert d. Blaine .wa1 ropre.
Hcntch by Dannun, and wRs secured. as Il IL
charged. simply BY furnishing the influence Of
sIcakcr H1a!no IN getting the contracts. II iFrc-
ported TINT there II M fpubs that these contracts
were oftnctl tl,rnu9h tho
PERSONAL APPLICATION And URGENT aoLfc1TA-
Ttov or JAMRs g. ntAfNE;
and 1t l. affo said that there IL abundant proof that
trssta took "teps to ntos, hia.at :" ,her rel
va!e anu the amount Of proht they would probably
yield. Mr. Blano WAS at thia time Speaker Of tho
iouhc aud had certain control over the arpr0prl-
waa proport!onatcly great. II tho story In srNe,
hts broticr, Robert q. Hntne, seomh to have been
in nbodt TIC sa1nc attitude a. Mr.. Dv!llc Gsant.
the prctidcnta brother unless James Q. AFRO
which II the Inference tho Democfata will beek to
put upon the affair. Xxx.
~ course t!,cru IL nothing on the face Of this
shows .iane' q. Tlane to be personay m eo!1apt
any lIrre than there IA coAc1nsiva evidence 1T per.
ronat corruption in the Northern 1'aciic, and Fort
smith g. Little Kock bnnd transactions. But 1t
adds another to
TI1E List or TRANSACTIONS
IN the hnnds Ut the Democrats 10 he nteil In case
OF Nialnca nomination to show that, M member
OF ConErcrs and Speaker Of the flnuae, he wns ct.
easca ~ various spccnlAt!ona. more or less nearly
connected With the toycrnmcnt, either for hin own
bcnct u far fe benefit of hia relative. an friends.
aly informant In this nutter has intImatcd u INC
ttlot the Democrat. hare athcE transactions Of a
Hcctch. hut which tlry are keeping IN the back.
ground set Tor mora effective use Agafnst him In
case he shall he nominated at c!ncinnuti.