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Even tue Y. frIbun-. Que of the orig
inaI II ,y-- policy papers. sometimes ap
pears to ct = surfsit OF the rebel pro
gramme Ii says:
What nonSenSa is this they are talk
inG in Washington shout resisting the
confirmation of Mr. billiard ~ Minister
10 Brazil. becau~e he was NJ. earnest Sc
C, s-ionIst. IL has been six months since
they swallowed substantial camel in the
place Of Mr. Key. an avowrd rebel from
DrginnIng tn end. and vehement sup
porter OF Tilden, whom they put into the
Cabinet. After that, is it worth while to
strain at such gnats a. the Brazilian mis-
sion 2 Mr. billiards iDhu-nce at the
South tor good while has been in favor
of peace, good order, friendship with the
North, and . conservative Republican
policy Mr.. Keys WAS just the other
way. So long AS We eau stand Mr.. Key
IN the Cabinet. whats the use of making
| fuss about Mr. IlIlliard2 r.
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The N Y. Tribune has heretofore re
Rarded the opposition to President
Hayes. in his owu party, as a small offAir.
Even the Tribune is apparently getting
t. eyes op-ned. 1t says:
The relations of the Republican party
IN Congress with their own President and
his Cabinet very plainly are not conf
dentiAl or cordial II Dw-ver Presid {
Hayes may feel toward the leaders OF hi-
party in either branch cf Congress-and
We have no reason 10 suspect him OF any
other than kindly di~position-it Is
quite c-rtain that in their attitude to
SArd him there is concealed distrust
rhs differences brtwpPn the AdminIstra
ton and the party are as positive and
pronounced. possibly more 50 than th"s,.
Existing between Andrew Johnson, and
the party which elected h m at the be
ginning of his Administration
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Letter List.

Jackson, ONO Oct 30 1871.
john Clay a Co. William Cole. Miss
Eleanor Campbell. Mrs. Agnes Eubanks.
Mrs Matte Jinkius, Michael KisD-r,
Rev T K Monroe, Philip Russell (2)
John Rite. John ii. Sheppard, Miss
Maggie Thompson.
Unless callrd Tor by the 9th of Nov q,
1877, they will be sent to the Dead Let
ter office
Uumailable-Miss Ella Mutt. Center
vile, Gallia county. Ohio Old stamp.
s. p. BALDRID0E, p. NJ.
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most horrid murder was committed
last Friday night. five miles above Chilli
cothe, on the Circleville pike An old
man and bi' wife. named McVey. were
shot and killed. and the house robbed of
some 5000 in money young girl was
in another room. and heard the shots.
and saw one of the murdrr~rs.
The Commissioners of Ross county
have offered 81 600 reward for the arrest
of the murder ers
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Cou't Of the United States for
the southern District of Ohio, -.
In the matter of Frederick FIaker, Bankrupt.
In Ban 'uptcy-No. 1885.
This is to give notics. that ON th. 26th day n
October, A. ID. 1877. Warrant la HnkTuptcA
WAS issued against the tststr OF FIstirrtck FiH.
k"r. Of Jackson, tn TN COurty Oi JHrkEsJti ana
State %! phiB. who has b, rn Hdl judged u Bank
rupt ON his own petition: That the pay d.
Oi any debts aud d' livery Of any property b.
longing To said Bankrupt. TO him or for his us-
ana the transfer Ot any property 10y him l. tot
hidden by law: Thata me-ling Of the ersziitor'
of the said btuETupt 10 prove their claims nnd
To chOn~e one or more HSSigneeS Of hts estate
vii be heiti at Court OF Bankruptcy. to b.
holden at ~ West second Stre~t, Portsmouth h
OHIO, before Nelson W. Evans, R.EIst+r, On ia.
sth day OF November. a. ID. 1877, at 10 O'clOcs
A. VI.
W. r. THRALL. U. =. Marshal
Messenger.
BY Thos. :. Taylor, D-puty.
James Tripp. AIRY. novltlt
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We found the following in the las

We found the following IN the last
number of the Gallipolis Bulletin:
EMBEzzLENEET.-W-sl B. White. 8
drummer for the Mccormick Moving
and Reaping Machine Company, was ar
rested and had preliminary trial before
E-q Kerr. one day last week. for embez
Element, and for want of bail in the sum
Of $500 was sent tn Jail to await the &C
ton of the Grand Jury
Yves. is we'll known here. He was
agent for the Howe NJ .cb ne Co.. and We
actel as their attorney, and 40 had con
siderable to d. with him. lie Mas coD
stantly getting into trouble. lie is ,
pretty hard case, aud we expected h.
would soma tima get into prison.
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Noah J D,ver leaves this week for
New York to have his leg smputatsd.
His father accompanies him-Ports
mouth Tribune.
Mr.. Dever has been sorely afflicted
HIS wife, to whom he had been married
only year, died recently. lie is a
nephew Of A. j. Deyer. of this place, and
is young lawyer Of great promise. He
has the sympathy of his many scquaint
ances and friends in this cnnnty
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VEGETINE
Prepared by
III. R. STEVENS, RostOn. Mass.
vegrtine is Sold by all Druggists.
novItlm
Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given n. that petition will b.
Presented to the Commissioners at Jack~iu.
county, ohio, AT their next Ess>tOn, Ia II c.'In
Der, isT7, praying for the vacation and sltera-
ton of the public road Trading from JarkSoi,,
In said county. To HHmden In VlntoD county
n follow: Beginning at point near the Viii.
,w ScOtt>, Ia Washington township. iu sai''
Inrkspn county, whET- the rad from Burt
Mill tnter-scts saiid nn~t mentioned road
ihelcs' 20 the Aout Invest conner OF II. =. Bnudy'
RS. rvaiion, In Milton township. thence to- IN.
~Outh EAST e0rn-r of said reservation. bs vncssi
s@i. ~ that all ot the SaId rsad frum the sale
b'ginnirg Iptt.t. lssdirg 10y the rpSidencs. al
the said Bundy, to ia I.uhlic DAD lssoing fTon'
rim to IlamneH, oplsFife ths residence Of II
q. l.asley Esq., Ia Milton I'.wn~hip. shall thr 7,
after b.. vacated. and the rOdd from the "a
trkSOn tn the said Haindsn shall thereafter b.
by WAY uf WeilrtOn, using the pul,lie TnsdS -
abiish,-d by law. A PETITIONER.
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Ferdinand Vogeler of Cincinnati was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor on
the Republican ticket for the express
purpose of catching the German infd~ls
and Sabbath breakers. Mr.. Vogeler
both before and since the election
sneered at the religious sentiment Of the
people OF Ohio. lie appears to be in
sensible to the merited rebukr that the
good people Of Ohio administered to him
lie ran behind Judge West 7.6ls in tn.
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IIilliard. the ultra s-crssionist, is
thought good enough for "a Minister
Plenipotentiary but Simon Cameron.
honored all through his lie by one Of
our most loyal and greatest States. aud
d.votIng most Of that lite to the cause Of
the Union. is bad, wicked man. These
are curious time-. - [ClncinnatI rimes
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01

The Democratic Congress has nov been
in session over two weeks, and up to
Monday night not even the committees
had been announced in the House. They
adjourned couple of days to attend a
horse race. Reform is necessary"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01

Works In the human ~ stem In pei feet harno-
uy wiih natures laws. and while IL h. pleas
ant 10 TIA" ts'~ie, genial to The stomach. ani
mild in its Influence the bpNrsls. IL l. ab~s,-
iut" H. Its HciIon on dis.a~., aud T. hut vile.
nauS-Ou~ BiIfrrS. purgng tlte invalid into falls.
hop" thsf thFy mr.. h ling ruf.st. NEGErINE
- - purely Vegetable Medicine. mIHoundrd
upon ri.ntifir principles IL l. tndoTssd nv tue
best physicians whrIe ifs virfus-S have b.-.n
t~st.-i. j. recommended only where m-dIrin-
u needed. and j. not y miXtur, Of chap wIi>-
by SOiu under THE cloak OF Bitters.
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A Closing Reign.

If the Republican party had stuck to
principle everywhere as it did in Maine
and Iowa, it might have Carried Ohio
with u rush and hesu standing upon
certain ground in M,ssachusrtts. The
reign of thu PharIsees Is about finished
+ Boston Traveller
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Road Notice.

Notice IN hereby given. that q petition will b.
presented Ia the Commissioners If Jackson
.'OuBty, phlo, at their next regular ssssion. q,
- held On the first Monday 81 Dscemb-r A. D.
ST, pray Ing fDr the alteration ct County
Oad leading ifOm Msbec'S posiofficr to Jack ~oi
own, SeciiOn No. thirty -one f3i), township No
* 49,, range No. es~htc'n (isl, begiuning nbDu
* or eight rods sssuth CA-t Of tiie dwelling 90
sObrrt Hunter: theucs uottlward dir cftOt
through tbf. lands Of Robert Hunter the irs.
cute To strike the south East cssfmcr OF a..
.'sn'is OF John Norris; thrnc.' north ou the Illus
.scfw-en said John NurfiS and said X. Hunter
the lands OF j. X. Hunter and Adam Cuidy
ihsnce north on tine line between said j II
Hunter and Adam Cuddy to within 10 r,Hls %
hr apple orchard OF said Adam Cuddy theme,
uoTthweSi through the lands OF j. II. Hunter a.
uterstct with sid prppir-si fuatd 10 hr altered
q the southwest corner Of the apple orchard %.
aid Adam Cudiy.
HARRISON CANTER,
and - other citiLrns OF the vicinity.
goylfTt
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vECETINE
For Bilious, RGmittGHt, ard IatTmittGlt
Fever,

or what Is more commonly termed Fever and
Ague. with pam In the l',ius aud through the
back, and inde~ctihaDir chilly sensation dow n
the spine, AN Irresistible disposition To- yawn,
pain I'm the rye>. which " iucrs-t-s-ii by moying
them, a blue tlngs In tie kin, AMI great list
lfssns~S aud debility. NEGEfINE y a safe
and positive remedy. IL l. compounded ex-
ciuStvely fIotn the juices Of ear fully Hes ct~d
bsTks and hethS. and 80 stTougiy concentrated
THAT v j. one oi the greatest clean-erH OF the
blood that tS or can Ds- pui tug' t.tT NEtif.-
TINE does not stop with rr-akiaR thiils aud
Fever, but u extends it, Wonderful Influence
into every part OF the human system, af.d en-
tirsly tratiicateS every taiut of di-s'lss'. VEG
tIIN DOES SOT net rs powrfful cataartic,
ar debilitate the bowels AMI cHu>a the patient
Ia dr'aG o. her s'rinus cDinpl- iutS whish must
Inevitably follow: but u strikes 1T the rooi II
dis'aSe hy purifying the blood, restores the
liver aud kidneys 20 ieaiti'y HsttOn, regulates
the bowels. and assists Nature la performing
all the duiieS that drvoiv- upOsi tier.
Tn"uSauds at iuvHIids are Suff.-rIng to-day
FROM ihs- effects OF powerful purVativ~ nos
trunls. f'iGhtfuI quantities Of qutalne. and
poison dsses of arsenic, t.-itiisr 80 winch sv'I
hav'', or ever couid, reach tie true cause OF
their complaint.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-11-01

Elections will be held in several States
in few davs. The Republican conven.
tion- in Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
fully indorsed Haves and his rebel policy,
and his civil service tomfoolery They
are both strong Republican States; hut
let US look for the result with the expec
tation that the rebel policy will meet
with about the same treatment in those
States that it did in Ohio
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THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK. 1875

As the time aPproarhes for the RET ewal OF
! subscriptions, THE sun wunld remind H.
fiends and wei, wisher~S everywhere. that u /
again a candidate far their consideration mDo
support. Upon ITS record for the past ten years
~ relies for continuance of the hearty sym
paihy and generous cO-operation which have
hitherto been extended TO IL nom every qGart,r
Of he Union.
Tue Daily sun is a fOur-page sheet OF D col
umns, price by mail, post paid, 55 cents n
month. or $3.50 per year.
The Sunday edition Of THE SUN Is an "a ht-
page sheet Of SO columns. " niie giving the
news oi the day, II aisu contains a larg- amount
OF literary and fnisreIIanruus ma III sp' ei,lly
prepared for II. The SUsDAY SUS has met
with great succ,s-. Post pain sI.2o a yeaI.
The Weekly sun.
Who does not know the WEEKLY SUSf IL
cucuiates thrOuh hut the Unn.d y t-s, the
Canada>, and DeS "nJ. Ninety thousai fain-
lilies greet it, weIeom- page weekly, and fes ri
II Ina the light Of guide, counsellor, aud nj nd.
It's news, editorial, agricultural, and lieTary
departments make Il essentially J urnal TOT
tne Ldmtly and fIs side. Terms: tine Dollar
year, post paid. This price, quaiiiy con iie. I'D,
make, 1t Ih- cheapest newspaper punlIsbes'.
FOr clubs OF Ien, with SlO cash, We will se.d AN
extra copy iIee. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE sun,
novIost Nrw YORK city.
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A Victory in Defeat.

The right spirit seems to be returning
to the Republican party Temporary
defeat will not hurt it, la Ohio, the col
lapse has the tendency To send th. pat.
ent reform business 70 the rear. aud that
is glory enough Tor one day Boston
Traveller
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The Portsmouth Times cannot let up
on our old friend. |. T. IL says:
DR. 7. I. Monahan received nna vots
for Senator in Scioto county Soma tel
low out in Brush Creek township did the
awful deed. This proves the wonderful
influence of the Tribune That paper
published his card. asking for a vindica
tion, during the entire camp tign. and
expressed for the DR. deep sympathy
and gave him q hearty endorsement
The result is one vote out Of 5 500.
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DAUGHTERS,
WIVES AND
MOTHERS.
DIR. MAR CHISrS
UTERINE CATH0LIC0N.
UTERINE

Fsr thc fsiisf aud ruuH 80 huHsrtnH frtnals@.
fui- tsiussitfsfu tass isf4 usssl ffff fhtft1 fWo
EAR - pitt sisi tmes s o. lftuf- af utatNel-
sua ~ ttH rufs 80 ~ ntaiw iit@ss-s~s stfrlt 90
fsrutspaus Itsfi. fHtfffa ui tfF ussti4lt fru-
rsrt hsaa. ltussF Athus. tu uhttFss hitstIir
tmn stuutatl.n sod tis~fHttsn "a ttst ssfnih
tsssisis utat ttvtntfsssth nws ut tsHi 80 Ftlhs
90. -urtitsz-.sat aistt tffsatiiHf M-ustFuattwu.
g.. utfh go titttf frsffft tatuf itfa FNlfa trffEsf
Nrs.IHFsiI nw fnattsr lt'sW HsNFfH - - hstas
anttng Tsis pfrIattaiitsa o. tifH = 'arafw sils"
o. fmfHflfsf MftfHaIf go See HisfNr Hafttfal
ssittsaiufa. Ntff distressing D. fis 81 usfufn
stf.t rfsftss auf urtF-. \ tafHtiiift 9Th - mp
fstfIn tttffftsffts fffs fas ftH flis nplftNai -
tfss utsuirsl faFuffN thftstis itttt ttau tuiisst
pntrs sfuf Hrfiis - mail, ~ Nuu stil sHifd
.fHi rltfti O. qu sttiia ssfft tu ts ifntftFturp.
ftN Hsilr bN Hti druggists Ntfw prirF lf8A tmTn
Fducsd tw ~ so Ivr hiitiT. ~ tfutains
uuush mFdlrur tu lfsi tifr Isfirnf tuunfhs
yuut ur aai.t dsaa msa hate %, So hini 20
tr,lssr it fssr Nssns
ii.,wARrh a nALLAiIp. fl.rfistcfs,
n0vlett Etica. y. n.
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1t is confidently claimed that there is
peace and good will in all the South.
under the Policy. But such items as
this often appear in the papers
JEFFERSON. Texas, Oct. Is 8-TuAsday
night about l2 o'clock. a body OF armed
men numbering from thirtv to fifty
masked and disguised. aroused the jailer,
took the keys from him. and took out a
prisoner named Jim johnson. q negro
desperate. tied rope around his neck
and carried him off, and it is supposed
hung him
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Senator Morton will probably die II.
cannot take any food, and be is gradu
ally wearing awav
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Dungan's majority, 94s

DR. !. T. Mnuahan. the Independent
candidate received nine votes, Ms Tar a.
heard from-eight in jackson county,
and one in Scioto.- Portsmouth Times.
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Straycd or Stolen.

StTnyed or stolen from the pasture OF Peter
Bum, 3 uIiIs7s west Of jackson, ON the Piketon
TOAD. one bfindie steer, years Otd. han iohg
ami curly, weight about 100 lbs. Any p''fsa.,
r.turuing the same or giying information will
De suitably rewarded. .
nOYltsI J. III. BUM.
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Gen. Mcclellan is the Democratic can.
didate for Governor of New Jersey. and
his election is n foregone conclusion.
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VEGETINE.
Police Testimony.
BoSToS, November u. 1875.

BJSTOS, November ~, 1876.
II. ". STEvESs, ESQ.
Dear Sr,-Duri'g the past Ave years hav.
had ampl- opportunity tO judge 0f the merits
nf NEGETINE My wife has used Il for COM
plants attending "A lazy Of deiicate haaith, witt
more beuetcial results than anything else
which she ever tried / have Riven u 20 my
children under almost every circumstance at
tending laTgs family and Always with mark
Ell benefit. l have taken IL myself with Sucl
sreHt ben flt that cannot find words To ex-
press my unqualified appreciation of its ROOd-
ness.
While performing my duties as Police on
cs'r Ia this city. ~ has hcen my lot to fall iu
with great deal OF sickness. I unhc-itatinglY
recommend NEGETINE. aud never kus " I"
= ctse whore IL did not Dr1ve all that WA
claimrd tor IL. Particularly In case Of ,iebiii
iated or Impoverished state OF the blood, n,
Elects are really wonderful and, for all com
paints arising from an impure state ttf.
nlOOd, 10 appears To work like charm: and
do not brli"ve there are any circumstances uu
dei which NFGETlNE eau ha us.-i with injur
nu> result; and 10 viii always EffOfd me pi,ass
ure tn give anr further Information as to vi la
I know about NEGETINE.
WILLIAM B. HILL, Police Station 4.
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LOVERS :$$s ::;:: 9: 49,: =: Z:
&. f4sstifia, ave hsppily-obtaiu health.
Sraith and distinction, aud npp,aT to ndvan
axe in rOcicty-a0 pagi s-3Ou.0tO sold Mntissl
OF 10 cents in P,-iaie = amp or Currency. All.
lr-sos, THE L UNIOS PCBLiSHiN0 COMPANY
y. wark. y. j. uoyitgtu
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Notice.

NHics q. hereby ziysn n q have ~ poae :
ftur s nres of Trrptr FurttHusf Gee pany
toes ths !. Ia DAY q FsuIUa y, ts5l. -
Oct.s!sw JOSEPH tNCHAM
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Gives Health, Strength g. Appetite.

My daughter has received great hensfit ffom
the use OF NEGETiNE. Her declining health
WAS source az great aEXi'ty 10 all nt her
iri' nds. A few botilsS OF The NEf;ETiNE Tes-
ioTed her health, strrns 9Th, and appetite.
y. II. TfLDEE.
Insurance and Real Esfat.. Agent. No "a
Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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state Of Ohio, Jackson county, ~:

state Of ohio, Jackson County, NJ:
I. William II. HUrion, clerk of ti- Court ~
funm1u PIE ~. within ausl fOT ~asisi county aud
~intr, ito hereby csTtify thai thu forEoitz iz q
'tuc copy ui TIE Tune. uf Huliing Gourt- tu tn
S-vrutn Judicial District of the state Of ONO
FOR the year A. u. lsss, as furnisned me by the
sforssitid Judges.
Wines my hand and the Seal Of said Cuur.
~ Jackson, this sth day OF Octub,I. A.
SEAL II. isT.
WILLIAM II. HORTON. Clerk.
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$50 DISTINCT BOOKS

q Universal Interest. IL includes Agricultural.
Biugfu phical. Historical, Religious and Mi-csi
an'Ous Wafk-, with size. Title aud DsHcrIp-
ION Of each Book. Specimen Pages aud rst-ci
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f FAHRfRErBIBLESE HR EEHRBEIEH' EHBREHHI' 1
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United Stateg fot
tue southern District OF Ohio, ~.
IA the matter ot PATRICK H. washam, Bankiupt.
In Bankruptcy-So lssa
THIS II TO give notice that on the Zld day a.
ictober, A. II. is17. Warrant Ia Htnkrupfc
'sas issued against the ESia'e of Pairi.k a
NasnatD, of JEckSOn, la the County OF jackson
nd STATE of Oni1, who has Desn Hdjudged
Bankrupt on his own peiitiun. That the lHy /.
ueni uf any de1ts and delivery OF any properi,
.,,iOnging tD said Bankrupt TO him or for III
i-s-. and the transfer OF any property los hlut
tre fpfoidden 10y Law. That a MEETING % tht
redttors OF the said Btnkfupt 80 Prove thrtt
.'iaitnS, and To- citOose one more Assignee. 4,
~ Estats, will he held nt Gstur 90 Ifan runs
y Ia b.. bolaen Al No. AZ West Sscond sStr,'-f
oriSmouth, Ohio. before Nelson W. Evans.
x giStst, Ou thu 2st day of November, A n
81. al 10 o'clock A. ~.
W. a. THitALI., Z. s. MarshaI.
as Messenger.
By TuOS. y. TAYLOR
Dp utv.
James Tdpp, Any. noviiIt
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Vote of Cuyahoga County.
senatOr-Dingan's Majority 94S.

The following is the official vote for
Senator in this, the Seventh, Senatorial
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iies a. follow:
District Courts.
Washington. April "a. 81, am, 5th.
Mstg-, April Btn, sth. Sth. 10Th.
Ciaiiia, April tlth. i2th i3th.
Lawrence. April ljth, 10th. 18th.
Sciot,. Apiii 18th, lgth, 2Uth.
Pike, April 29i..
Perry, s.sptrnber 81, fth 5th.
Eairf,id. septeuih'sr aih, 7th, sth.
Hpcking Septembrr lO,h, lith, lZth.
Jackson, S@ptemb-r 2Uih.
Athens, S,piember l3th. ltth l6ih.
Ninton, September Hth, 18th, 18Th.
Common Pleas Courts.
Athens, February nth. May nth, October
Fsirneld, January 2slh, May 18th, October
GsIlIa. February nth, May 27th, October
Hooking, February 25rh, June lOih, Novem-
Jackson, February 4Ih, May soth, October
Lawrence, February 2sth, May 2s'h, October
M.ig~, January IIh. April . h, September
2Jl.
Perry. January Hh. April 10Th. September
Pike. March Ith, June I7th, November
s,cioto. January slst, Apr % IA, September
Vinion, January IHh, April nth. September
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washington. January A,h, April 2sth. se :
SAMUEL =. RNowLE-,
J. y. BRADBURY,
PURTtR bUHADwAY,
il. HARPER,
riIsAS "a. RIGHT.
judges Of the Court OF Common Pleas, seventh
District.
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Times OF Holding Courts for the
Year 1875.

Pursuant TO authority Of Law. u i ordere,
hnt the vrral Terms nf thc Courts OF Com
non Pleas aud thu District Courts within ana
or the seventh Judicial District of OHIO Tor tift
year 1875. shall he held In the respective eOuu
tit-s a. follow:
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The highest market price, in cash. for
Wool. Also have large lot Of our
own make Of goods to exchange
for Wool
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novIast
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Blankets, Flannel, Yarn, Jeans, &c., &c
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ofA.r rrrrdy ean - sarsly putsfn ths eassa
uissh h.ss sstsaisAsd nat ouiy ths suasrsrs thss-
selves. hut eva rAysezans of arinsnes IN thsm
rror~s.icu haxs rarsslsd a. sa caratss prupxftina