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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16
The Next CONGRESS-.

Cfi.oAGo. November 10.-Thc Republican
gain of members of Congress is as follows:
Arkansas, /; California, ? f; Florida, 1; Illi-
nois, g. Indiana, 4; Iowa, /; Kansas, 1; Mas
sachusetts, 3; Michigan, 2: Missouri, 4; New
Jersey, /; New York, l. Ohio, ); Oregon, /;
Pennsylvania, 8; Tennessee, /; Colorado, I;
louisiana, 1; Virginia, 1. The Republican
losses are Alabama, /; Kentucky. l; Missis-
sippi, 2 South Carolina, . probably North
Carolina not heard from. New Hampshire
is yet to hold her congressional election. The
delegation Of that State at present stands l
Republican and 2 Democrats Total Repub-
lican gains thus far, 45; Republican losses,
g. net gain. 80. This, with the probable
gain of two more in New Hampshire, will
give the Republicans the control of the next
House OF Representatives.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16
NoBLY done, jefferson county!

MAGlNNls' majority in jefferson county is
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16

Returns as follows are furnished by cor
respondents from the Benton and Healy pre-
cincts in Chouteau county. We believe one
precinct only remains to be heard from
Eighteen Mile Springs gs-which polls but a
small vote:
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16
MADISON COUNTY.

The HERALD is indebted to friends and Of
ficers OF election for the following returns
from Madison county.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16

We are indebted to G. G. Birdseye for the
following returns Of the election result at
EIackEOO city.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16
Benton.

DELEGATE.
Maoinnis D.......... .124 Leavtt, X. IL
JOINT COUNCILMAN.
REPRESENTATIVE
Thompson. D........ .92 ArnauS, R........ ...4S
The rest Of the Democratic ticket is elected.
there being no opposition. Whole number
Of votes cast, $40.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-11-16

Arrival Of Tweed ut ST. Thomas.
New YORK, November 1.-THE steamer
Franklin arrived ct St. Thomas with Tweed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03
CINCINNATI WEEKLY
TIMES,
AT ONLY 60 CENTS EACH
A Silver Watch, Worth $50,
Will be Given for the Next Largest
Number.

The above propositions are made for the pur-
pose Of stimulating the good work OF molding
public opinion In favor of sound political prin-
ciples, and promoting the election Of an honest,
virtuous and capable man for President OF the
United States, Governor Rutherford B.
Hayes. Everybody knows the influence Of a
wisely conducted newspaper I'm forming public
sentiment, and in carrying popular elections.
II becomes the duty, therefore, Of every patri-
otic American citizen to do all within HIS pow
er to extend the influence OF such papers.
The Cincinnati Weekly Times is so well
known in every State and section of the Union
as leading, candid and honest political fami-
ly newspaper that no Endorsement Is needed
as TO its character. During the pending cam.
paign, which will be one OF most absorbing in
terest and excitement, IL will give especial at
tention to all movements and discussions re-
lating to the Presidency and the future welfare
Of our common country. 1t Will therefore be
the best Campaign Paper to circulate among
the people. County and local committees,
should make out lists OF all doubtful voters,
In their localities, and appropriate enough mo-
ney 10 haYe the Times sent TO them from this
time until the election. II would do more good
in the way OF making votes than many other
ways I'm which IL might be spent.
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CASTORIA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all cases
for Castor Oil. Castoria.is the result OF an old
physicians effort to produce for his own prac-
tice an effective cathartic, pleasant to the taste
and free from gripping.
DIR. Samuel Pitcher, of Hyannis, Mass, sue
ceeded in combining, without the use Of alcho-
hol, a purgative agent as pleasant to take as
honey, and which possesses all the desirable
properties of Castor Oil.
II is adapted to all ages, but is especially rec
commended to mothers as a reliable remedy for
all disorders of the stomach and bowels OF
children. 1t is certain, agreeable absolutely
harmless, and cheap. II should be used for
wind collie, sour stomach, worms, eostiveness,
Group, &c, then children can have sleep and
may rest.
]. B. Rose Co., Of 80 Dey street, New York,
are the sole preparers of Castoria, after DIR.
Pitchers recipe. mayIs-3m
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Terms and Conditions.

The WEEKLY TIMES will be sent for ave
months, beginning at any time, postpaid, for
60 cents. In addition the paper we will send
as long as our supply lasts, a copy OF our Illus
trated Handbook, containing 100 pages OF
valuable information, including the Election
Returns OF last fall. This book is itself worth
more than 65 cents. We prefer to address the
paper to each individual subscriber, but will
supply committees for distribution II they wish
them. One name, or more, may be sent at n
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

1t is proposed by the Baltimore Gazette that
President Grant declare Sitting Bull and his
followers "banditti," and send General Sheri-
idan to take charge of fthem.-lCircleville DEM
ocrat.
We object. Give Gen. S. Bull chance
He killed Gen. Custer and his men in
battle. He may be a savage, speaking
after the manner of men; but he is a
Christian gentleman and scholar COM
pared with your one-legged Democrat,
Gen. Butler and his fellow Democrats,
who shot innocent black men after they
were disarmed. They are the banditti.
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PORTRAIT OF HAYES.

The beautiful portrait of Gov. Hayes
which we are giving a1cay to ne,O subscri-
bers, is attracting much attention, and
many of our old subscribers desire to get
it, We will send the portrait by mail to
any of our old subscribers for fifteen
cents, or they can get it at the office for
ten cents. We will send it to any per.
son not a subscriber for twenty-five cents
in advance in all cases IF
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@ J. s. T.. RAILROAD.
Sixth Insta1lment.

The stockholders OF the Springfield, Jackson
and Pomeroy Railroad are hereby notified that
the sixth installment of 10 per cent. is required
to be paid within 90 days from this date. or be-
fore the 2jth of Sept. 1876. Hereafter sixty
days notice will be given for each call Of 10
per cent, Payments of stock must be made to
the following persons, who are authorized to
receipt for the same.
John Foos, Springfield, Clark county.
j. +. Ely, Washington G. H., Fayette county.
w. w. Bell, Greenfield, Highland county.
X. B. Seymour, Bainbridge, Ross county.
James Emmitt, Waverly, Pike county.
III. l.. Chapman, Jackson county.
Il. Il. Sutherland, Iron Bank, jackson, o.
As the contract has been made for the con-
struction of the entire road, the stockholders
will see the importance Of prompt payment
By order of the board.
JAMES ENIMITT, President.
Jackson, o., Aug 3, 1876.
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The "money power" has captured both the
captains to the two great political organiza-
Tons The one is noted as a reformer, the other
as n nice amiable man. The people propose
irving the reformer as first choice. The power
once obtained, there will be a continuation OF
reform, extending to financial policy that Is
oils Bulletin.
IL could not but be that a man educated in
cunning, in hypocrisy, in iniquity, nominated
i'm corruption and shameless efIrOntery, even
though his millions could elect HIM, would
give us the most corrupt administration the
quirer.
Tilden seeks to buy his way to the Presiden-
tiaI chair with money stolen from the masses
of the people, and in the advocacy of doctrines
which enrich the few and impoverish the
many, he hopes TO be elected. He Is fraud on
the people and his so-called reform measure is
a sham.-lIronton Democrat
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sheriT's Sale Of Real Estate.
Of ohio. Jaeksoa Co. -.
Court of Cbnmon Picaf
u. l. Pickrrl W. n J. Mesluirc.

stated Ohio. jackson Co. =.
Court Of Cbna0n Pleas.
u. l.. Pickrsi Va. n. J. Mctluirc.
On lat order of sale.
Noticc IL hereby given. that In purunance of
an order of anlc issued out uf said court on the
SIN day Of lulys A. u. tssa. and % me dtFected
sheriff epccial Master Commissioner IN
said cause ! win oer Cor Aaic al ths door % me
Court House, In said county on
Saturday. August ~. A. d. 1876,
AZ / O'Clock y. ~. of aid day. the foilowins de-
acrihcd real estate. situated In the cnuniy of
Jackson and state of ohio. to-wiu
All that part % out lots numbers tweuty-sin
aud twenty y-scyen - a 20. IN the north half %
the town ~ Jackson, included IN the following
boundar., t0-wiE
Commencing AZ the northeast corner q aid
out lots formed tY Main and nfidge atfesia.
thsncc vest aioug sald Mainl street .ssvsnty.
thence south aiona the urntsr of aaid fsncs ons
haudrcd and seventeen OiTl fcet and ten fiol
inches thence east % Bridge ntrmrt. fhrnce
ming. cHcspting that small part % naid iots en-.
closcd By the above boundary. owned ~ aud
decided 20 susan Helphcnntinr. The ahoVe de-
Mrrtptiun II on the auppumlttun that Mmim street
funs east and wet. aud nFidEr street north and
south.
Appraised az tl.ioo.
To be sold ~ the property % Richard .. Me-
0uire,to satisfy Judgment and decree Ia favor
Of u. l.. fickrrl
Givsa under my hand ,his ,,, ie's dsg e 5uiy.
sheriff a Special Master Commissioner.
iEvisE DuSoAS. ATTY Cor pa
luiyil-aW
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Miss Lille Darst, editor of the Circle
vile Herald, went on fishing excursion.
There was crowd went, and several who
agreed to go backed out Miss Darst
says:
1t is little singular that all three of the girls
who backed out had blue eyes and fair hair.
Red headed girls never back out Of anything.
In all our experience we had never
noticed this singular fact. Young men
should make a note of it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

In the matter Of George W. Poor Bankrupt ~.
=. District Court. southern District ~ ohio.
The creditors 81 the above named bankrupt
are hereby notified that on Thursday, August
", ls70, general meeting oI ets1ttom VII -
ans Refistef In bankruptcy, III West second
street, Portsmouth, ohlus fut the pnrpu@r of
auditing "a suupirmlr utni account oT Anairn0ea
then To- H. nlfd. and for dociariuE u second aru-
prraI dividend among the Crctiitura which
,Toull have been declared nt ~ EnuUrhi NEST
iur MAY p. fsTl, except for contests among
creditors which have since bc ~ settled BY or
der Of the Court. IuHNroN WAnty ana
WILLIAM VAUGHN,
As.ixnecs of George W. foos, bankrupt.
Iuty ~, Ib9e-gt
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tr1rrfrs.-ffrnca -nf6r raidniffh ii nh

-hfS -c0ihfno on sSs6sf5 81
the land should be preserved, in all their
vigor while in accordance with the spirit
of the Constitution, they and all their
endowments should be secured by every
possible and probable guaranty against
every form of sectarian influence or con-
troll.
There should be the strictest economy
in the expenditures Of the Government,
consistent with its effective administra-
tion, and all unnecessary offices should
be abolished. Offices should be conferred
only upon the basis Of high character and
particular fitness, and should be admin
istered only as public trusts, and not for
private advantage
The foregoing are the chief among the
cardinal principles of the Republican
party, and to carry item into full prac-
tical effect is the work it now has on
hand.
To the completion of its great mission,
we address ourselves in hope and conf
dence, cheered and stimulated by the
recollection of its past achievements, re-
membering that under God it is to that
party that We are indebted, in this Cen
tennial year of our existence, for q pre-
served, unbroken Union, for the fact
that there is no master or slave through
out our broad dominions, and that eman-
cipated millions look upon the ensign OF
the Republic as a symbol Of the fulfilled
declaration that all men are created free
and equal, and the guaranty of their own
equality under the law with the most
highly favored citizens of the land.
To the intelligence and conscience of
all who desire good government. good
will, good money, and universal prosper
ity, the Republican party, not unmindful
of the imperfections and shortcomings of
human organizations, yet, with the hon
est purpose of its masses promptly to re
trieve all errors, and to summarily pun
ish all offenders against the laws of the
country, confidently submits its claims
for the continued support of the Ameri
can people. Respectfully,
| WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

The Chillicothe papers always have
abundant material on hand for frstclass
sensational locals Last week they had
the suicide of a German woman, who
hung herself with clothes line, in her
cellar. Her name was Haas. She was
widow, ffty-six years Of age.
There was family quarrel about a
piece of land in Harrison township, Ross
county, and Philip Galligan cut the leg
of his brothers wife with a scythe, and
she bled to death.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

Tho Republican press appears determined to
make this campaign a war OF slander and
abuse against Governor Tilden.-lCircleville
Democrat.
No. The Republican papers are only
publishing what your own papers said
about your candidate. Do you deny the
truth of their statements Now be can
did. Did you not receive that advertise
ment of Tilden's from Bates & Locke7
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Send i'm at Once.

Agents and all others, who are working for
the premium watches, will send in the names
Of their subscribers as fast as they get them. IL
is not necessary TO wait until you get large
clubs. Every raAme that we receive will be
properly credited.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

Tweed and Tilden were intimate friends, and
pulled together politically during the time the
boss was robbing New York City, says Repub-
lican paper. Admit it. and Tilden Is not in
Jured thereby.-[Circleville Democrat.
That is just exactly what we have
claimed all the time. How can it injure
your candidate when it is known that he
was intimate with a thief, when your
party elected the thief himself to the
New York Senate by over eleven thou
sand majority, after everybody knew and
admitted that he was theft
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

The Xenia Torchlight says that twenty
seven car loads of rails have arrived for
the Dayton and Southeastern Narrow
Gauge-a sufficient quantity to lay the
track from Xenia to jamestown, and
that they will be tackled down within
thirty days
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS SMART.

The Sandusky Register makes very
serious charge against Hon. c. S. Smart,
State Commissioner of Common Schools.
The charge is, in substance, that Mr..
Smart has been visiting young woman
in Sandusky, and has promised to get a
divorce from his wife, and marry this
young woman. 1t is a very bad Beecher
case, and Mr.. Smart must meet it
promptly.
We will publish the article next week,
to which we refer.
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vvarc satisfrpr. 1,Jt-iT tlTsrg rnor ~ eI.s4feel

..Ngarc satisfred 1iJariI there nSHoC a. eF4shfse-
in the affairs OF govern ment there will never be
another Centennial Exposition. Corruption
will have brought about the death Of the ma
tion before the lapse OF five years. We don't
know but that it's gone too long now.-lGallip-
oils Bulletin.
That is just the way Tilden, and the
balance of the copperheads talked during
the war, when they resolved that the
war was failure, and tried to make it so.
If your party had succeeded in its rebel
lion, where would the present Centennial
Exposition have been2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

The Gallipolis Bulletin tells about a
little girl IL years of age, named Fannie
Conor, who was burned to death in the
usual way, by pouring coal oil on the fire.
The Bulletin seems to think it useless to
caution people to be careful with coal oil
1t is useless. The only way is to permit
those who are foolhardy. to have their
wav
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IN MEMoRIAM.

Died of typhoid fever, at o'clock p. NJ, ON
the 18th OF July, at the residence OF his father,
in Admission, Calhoun county, Alabama, James
III. O'Rourk, aged ~ years. months and 10
days, the third child and second son of James
and Caroline O'Rourk.
The writer OF this short notice was one among
the many friends who watched at his bedside
during his tedious and painful tive or six weeks
Illness which he bore with great patience and
resignation, and, Notwithstanding the sad rem
iniscences arising upon the reflection OF his il-
ness and death, II Is pleasing TO remember, as
well as here record, the faithful attention Of his
lovely sisters brothers, and most tender and af-
fectionate parents, together with other rela-
such devotion, tenderness and love during his
long sickness, but are now in a most affiictive
bereavement left TO mourn his early departure.
But though they mourn, II is not without hope
of a glorious and happy entrance among the
redeemed in the unseen world.
He was a child of Catholic parents, and died
in the Catholic faith. The writer was often a
witness to the scenes that occurred, and the re-
ligious devotion of these Catholic friends ON the
sac ana solemn OCCASION, ana though FT9test- r,s
tian devotion and fervent supplication TO the
King of Kings and Lord OF Lords in behalf OF
this dear young man, their devoted son and
brother, and would that all the dying, though
they be Catholic or Protestant, could have the
benefit of such humble, fervent and devoted
prayers and supplications TO the throne of grace
in their behalf.
But James is gone! In the language of a dis
tinguished poet:
He is gone! His father, mother,
Feel loss naught can requite.
He is gone! And sister, brother.
Miss their pleasure and delight.
He is gonel And we are weeping,
And our joy so full before,
With him in the grave is sleeping,
Dead and silent evermore.
lie is goneI But why this weeping?
We have not lost this how'r we prize.
He has gone for safe keeping
To Gods garden in the skies.
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Some time ago we advertised to the
amount of three dollars for one DR.. Mus
sey, of Portsmouth We have written to
him four times, but we can get no reply.
Is there such man in Portsmouth as
Dr. f. B. Mussey2 If there is, is he a
swindler?
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-03

We notice that some Of our exch anges
are still advertising for Hunter & Co., of
Hinsdale, n. ii. These fellows are first
class swindlers. We advertised six
months for them, but we can not get our
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state of Ohio. Jackson county 81.
Court of Common Pleas.
John ,. e. Evans Elizabeth ratton ct al.
ou tst order of sale.
Noticn IL hereby given. that !n pursuance of
on oFdcf ui sale tasued out uf aaid ~ourt on the
2lth day % June A. - 1870. and 10 me directed
ne sheriff aud tpeclai Master Commissioner IN
said cause, VIII oner fur sale az the door ~ the
Court iiouaa IN aid county, on
Saturday. August 8. A. n. 1870.
NJ o'clock P.M., of said day, the fuiiouina de-
nrribed fcal state, situated In the couufy %
Jackson and state of Ohin. tn-witf
In lot numher thifty-twu fKgl, In Daniel Hon.
mans addition % thc town 81 Jackson, Jark-
nun county Ohio.
Appraised 81 atEn ~
Terms Of sale. cash on day of nale.
To - hold aa the property uf kliraheth Pat
too, 70 satisfy ludEnsnt aud decfee In faNof
Of John !. 4. Evans.
Given under my hand this isi day 81 Juiy,
A. u. ls76. JOHN M. EWINN.
lulyg-6t
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cuERrFF's SALE on REAL ESTATE

State of ohio, Jackson oouuty, e.
Court of Common Flsaa
nobCrt y. Rrynoida W. georEa M. htewart
ON execution.
Notice l. hereby Eivsn, that I viii ofief fof
sale. at public auction, at the door u the Court
Huuae. Ia Jackson. on
Saturday. August tpth. a. n. 1879.
AZ one o'ciock +. ~ oi said day. ths foiioutng
real estate. a. WI
out ioi number ID In the south half of me
town of Jackson. jackson county, ohio.
Appraised ~ f1.Qul
Tefina of naie-liash on day of sale.
Taken aa the property % OuurEe M. stewart.
on an execution IN favor % Robert u. Mry.
nolda, issued by the Court % Common Pleas %
the county o. Jackson, aud ~ me difecied, as
sheriff uf aaid cuuuty.
s3iven under my hand thia tAth DAP % Iuiy.
A y. is7d. john AZ. EWtNu. sun =. q. q.
y. Mackicy, Atty for pln
IuiYIlsf
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There will be a Republican gain of three-just
as soon as Avery, Joyce and Mcdonald get out
of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Democrat.
And if Hayes would pardon the con-
victs in the Ohio Penitentiary, it would
be Democratic gain of fifteen hundred,
or thereabouts