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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-02-15

A correspondent OF the Clermont Sun
gives an account Of murder near Bethel
A lot of young men, or rather boys. got
drunk and started to a brothel, and
while on the way quarrel arose. when
Joseph Armstrong struck James GLASGOW
on the head with a stone. fracturing his
skull, and causing his death
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AAAACant be made - even agant sNery
UQUQmonthi IN The hn.lns.s Ss Furnish,
a1aNllaN uuf thusr uilliuE 20 wufh can eaalll
~~caFu = duaru dnliafs q day rtaht
iu their own lucalitica. Have No fnum 70 eA-
piain. here. busine.a pleasant and honofahle.
We will furnish you a complete butnt ffeNs lhe
busturwa payH better than anything siAe. We
will bear ehpeuaa uf starting yuus fafticulmfn
free. Write and see. faftnefs and msrhantrAs
their nuus aud daughters. and al ctaearA ~
need of payinE wofk 81 hons. ahould wife %
~ aud lraiu ail sbout the work ~ oure. Now
i the time. nuut delay. Addrsaa True a
Co. Augusta. Maine.
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A man and woman named Farmhouse,
brother and sister. have been indicted by
the Grand Jury of Vinton county for
incest They are now in Jail at Macarthur.
They had gone to Pike county to reside,
and were arrested there. They have two
nhfldran
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-02-15

Attorney. General Taft, with the con-
sent OF the PIesident, has entered a
nole prosequi in the criminal case against
Gen. Belknap. on the ground that there
was no probable case against him.
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s6OOPIANOSFOR $3.50

Aud all other styles In the same proportion, In
Guiding Grand, square and Upriahf-nn HrEf-
ci0Ss-sold direct TO the people al factory prices.
No agents, no commissions. no discounts.
These Pianos made one Of the finest displays
90 the centennial Exhibition. and were umaui-
mously recommend for the HfGmEsr HoS-
ORs. New ManuiactOry-Ome nf the largest aud
finest In The world. The square Grand con-
tainS Maihushck's new patent Duplex Over
strung scale. the greatest Improvement In the
history Of plano making. The Uprghts are the
gnesf "a dmericd. 1 on "a 10 wfitc for Illus
trated ana Descriptive Conference.-The nee.
MENDELssoHN PIANO CO.,
No. sc Broadway, n. \.
faftfr-nxu
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Direct connections made az Lancaster Tor
Circlcville, Zancsvilie, and all points on the
Cincinnati a MuAkfnEum Valley Railwny-and
az Columbus for all points East aud West. No
change Of cars from Columbus 10 Fhfladel ph IA.
New York, Indianapolis, and Chicnno.
q. n. CAHR, sup'L
W. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent
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r. B. Smart. one OF the leading dry
goods merchants Of ChilIicothe has be-
come bankrupt on his own petition. He
places his liabilities at $4,000. and his
assets at $50, 900
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They are once more talking railroad
over at Gallipolis. 1t is said that work
has been resumed on the road near Eagle
Furnace. in Vinton county.
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: Jar. RAILROAD.
Ninth Insta1Iment.

Tho stockholders % the springfield, Jackson
and fomcruy Railroad are hereby notined tismt
the eth inafnllmeut Of 10 per cent la rcuufFed
lore the 11th of March isI1. Hercafter aintr
days notlca will - given Cor each call 81 u
per cent. Payments % stock mnAf - made 10
the foiiowinM persons, who are authorined 60
receipt fur tile MamNf
John Zoos. NpfiuGnnlds clark couutys
J. v. KY. Washington &. n, Fayrtte county.
W. W. heii. ssrucnneldf Highland countf.
u. ~ seymour. Halnhfldaa. Huaa county.
james Emmltt. Wavrfiys Pike county.
H. 4. Chapman, Iarkuun county.
Il. 4. Sutherland. Iron hauk. Jackson, o.
A the contract has bern made fuf the tume
affurfion ~ the entire road. the stockholders
will scc the Importance % prompt pay meut
fiy ordcr of the busri.
IAMFs EafMfTr. President
Jackson. O.. San. -. 1871.
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Soldiers Claim Agency.
H. C. MILLER.
JACKSON @. H. OHIO,

W"N1|Nl1|F y NNIIII NEII77FEN9 - ~
VIII Rivr personal attention 20 the cniircfion
% PENSIONS and BouNTItls. No charge -
rasf n gniiare.
Pafticuiar attention given 20 obtaining IN
Crnaan fur luWsfafn prualuua. QuarrfiY Nuurhs
era nf pensioners carefully prepared, Ny Muc-
cena In the hnAiuesa his been frNnafk aule. here
claims are worthy and can - accounted for
on no other ground than the wury careful and
thorough manner with which conduct thefr
prosecution.
cuisines In this line h solicited nom aii parts
~ the county. Thee exists no Necessity Tor
giving your business 20 fofri4n agentn. IL can
atfuh76v NJ. q. MILLER
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

All trains equipped With Miller Platforms
and lIrndersons Hydraulic Brake.
hh-for Further Information Addrcsa
GEO. ID. CHAPMAN, 0en1 Manager.
j. B. PErERs, Sup't, Columbus.
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DIR. BUTTS DISPENSARY.
SHrnIrr-' ' sArt or REAL ESTATE
State Of ohio. Jackson County, ~
n..l..I ~ l-.....r-...l. 4 nL-..

~
State Of ohio. Jackson County, ~
Court Of Common Pleas.
John J. G. Evans ". Elizabeth Patton Il al.
on eth order of sale.
Notice is hereby given, that IA pursuance of
an order uf sale issued uut % nnid court on tho
9th day of February. A. n. 1871, and 10 mo a.
rcctcd a. sheriff of said county, viii ODER Cor
sale nj the door % the Court House IN Jackson,
In said county, on
Saturday March 10. A. d. 1871.
az O'Clock T.. n. OF said Gay, the following de-
-crihcd real estate. situated Ia the county of
Jackson and state nf Ohio. to-wlG
In lot number thirty.two fia1, IN Daniel Hon
mans addition 10 the town Of Jackson. Jack
son county. ohio.
Appraised ~ $500.
Terms 81 sale, cash on day ofsale.
To be sold M the property of Elizabeth Pat.
ton, 20 satisfy judgment and dccrcs In favor
oi John j. 4. Evans.
JOHN ". EWING. sh'nJ. C. o.
James Tripp, au'y for pi'n.
fchstT
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CEND sc. 70 .. n. RawEt.L A Co. Nsw
DNnrk, fur pamphlets of ipQ pages, containing
lists of $50 newArmprras aud eatlfnaien showing
coat of advertising. decTtem
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-02-15

The Mayor OF lronton has a list of the
prostitutes in that city. The list COM
prises the names of only 81.
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SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST
TINE TABLE.

Two express trains daily a. follows Except
Sundnysli
Lac
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CoLUMHUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r. A IL ROA A D.
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The INF0RMER. iss III .si:s, .1s .nis..:.. 49,.
Tenpsrascs, sud Auti- tstacuo paper, pablish.
- ~ kiEin. lli.. ~ q % pr anuum, VII -
saat 10 any Who VIII send their addru-x %
Ana Lord, The publisher, a. that plsos.
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DARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

DARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given that the partnership
existing between Harper, Muller a Co., in tige
business OF Operating "A portable saw mill, was
dissolved on the LIST day OF May, A. ID. 1875. by
mut ual consent, the other members OF the nrm
having bought W n. Miller's interest OF the
mill. Tne business has since been red on
by John Harper Co. All persons knowing
themselves Indebted TO the late frm are re-
quested to settle Immediately with John HaH-
per-.
JOHN HARPER,
w. n. MILLER.
ROBERT HARPER,
febS.3t W. r. HARPER.
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M0 We will start you in a business yot
NO can make SO a wet without capi
M0MENfHl. easy aud respscla1lr for oithel
lWONI ] sex. NJ. A. Young. 20i bowcay, y Y
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MAIN STREET,

A few doors below the Firat National Bank
Sept "a, 1875. u
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-02-15

The Belpre News gives the following
account of the last fool that has come to
the front:
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Real Estate---Mining Interes

stocks % Merchandise. Hotsls. River noaia.
Lake Vessels. bouaht. noid and cnehanaed.
Copy OF sale and EXCHANGE Advertiser" nnuG
ffce. Addrrus ALFMED WfLKfN. Real Estate
and General Assent. Toledo. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13
BROOKLYN BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

CEc HENRY ST. NEAR AMITY. FEW MlNUTB
DCOrom all aud south ferries Iii andsomely furnsho
Rooms. with Board: terIms moderate.
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VERALD BRANCH OFFICE. le65 BRoADwAr.
3DvEETisExEsrsS sS SSi' AID SALES 9i e op .rAfEas.
AMusEMENrs-Iim PAcx-+,h 9Th and 9Th cola
A6TROLOGY-l2TH PIcK-6th col.
sSxRP aso LoDas s' COL
MEA Es11E Fox
ssgTsISEss orsoEryxlrIEs ON r.sI
ei4a cHSTHss nS sy4SFs Io ssE ss
CLERKs AND sALEsMEN-iara P1cr-5sh col
S6Schsas Srn1siasI Hsp rssiSss
SoHsTkY sn s ss
DANciXG AcxDExiEs-Iirn FAcs-ad col
RRRRyXrlsTEY-2p RRX dSnn nn H rAsr.esh col
a2YsEs T2 LET Il
ssS'S and s'
FiSANcIAI"O7a Pacx.
ESE Ro5ss 1sD Cox TO LET
EgsE sS SCI.
'ss Sd s:s si l..
HSGsEs ssaas 1t ss r.s.-s4 col
YH CITY AND
fosT ANp EoGSD.isr Psss-iss col
ss.esIsEsxfTs s.esEs rss1sa es col
S!scELLxkEoGsD PAes-sS c aSi'A col @A''-11 -
NV gSf4liIa nsss,n 'f1 f.s.-sA co.
pkRSONAL-1sI PAGE 1st col.
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS &C.-lIrH PAar-6th col
PROPOS ALS-llrn PAGK-6th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANfED-FEMALES-
12Tn PAGR 4th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
- RENT-lsr PAcK-5th and 9Th coils
ZEAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-lsr PAcE-6th col.
sEA. sEW. .RSsa RSIATE w%ANrED-isr p.ls-ssh col
sALEs AT AUCTION-2 % PAex-3d 4th and 9Th cos
NTUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-l2ru PAcx-lst
I'd. Sd and 4th cos
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-I2rn PAcx-4th and
ssPEcIAL spG s NoTICEsnlsT @ PAcE-ist and I'd coils:
6TORAGE-l1rH PAGK-6th col.
THE TRADES-12TH PAcE 9Th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PA1r-lst col.
IKAvELLER RS GuIDE-2p PAcx-6th col.
uNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
2D PAGK-2d and Sd coils
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-11rH PAGR-2d col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-11rH PAGR-6th col
wEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE0R
TO LET-1sr PAGE-5th COL
WINES, LIQUORS. &c.-l1rn PAcE-2d col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C-1OrH PAcE-8thr col.
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CRY.


OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
/ HOUSE IN THE CITY.
KEGgLAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours TO three days trial warranted sound
THIS DAY FEIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT GOLDEN soRkEL KENTUCKY HORSE.
is hands high years old, sired By General Tay-
single o. aouSIs i s no. afraid ssas q locomotive
an,thing else y also gooa roadster; Is : good.
can drive him has NOT fault trick o. any kind.
sos.. 7 IN sns sysry u. reliable
LIGHT COUPE. cloth and satin lined by brewster. OF
EXTENSION ToP BARoUcHR. in good esdor. sv
CROSS -MAicHED TEAM HORSES, bay and brown,
i5is hands. aud years old; kind in single and
sSubls harness; free from vice shave been used ~
one can drive them are good, free drivers sf
IAsS&r s'' ssoa ~ Lee..
PARK rH1Ees ass L sss sfsiF Il Wood Bros
HANDSOME soRREL PONY. u hands high. . years
kind In al harness and under saddle: has mot =
dren 10 baaale, rids or drive: in every way reii.
able. and sold only for want Of use: Harness. &c
MiNIATunE SILKY, built to order, ov Long sil.ey.
s's1 1s By s.
American Star stock: i5h hands, years old Kind
and can srot in minutes to-day has good, clean,
open gait; no. fau. or trick Of any kinda In
SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. in good order. py R. n.
NEW BRICK CART. sold tor .eeoun, whom IL may
concern.
DAPPLk GRAY HORSE. i5,s hands hieh 8 years old; /;
kind aud true in all harness; free from vice good
close pony built: Is fast and stylish not AFRAID Of
| anything; = good roadster, needs whip In
svsry way reliable tor any and warranted
sound.
eAsorS sS r1F roSf rT%aSSS fisf i'ss
|
FIVE Tor ROAD WAGONS AND FOUR PONY
| PHAEToNS. to be sold to pay advances and
| charges.
lTwENrY.ONE other Horses description time Of sale.
Large assortment Of every kind OF CARRIAGE
4. WAGON, HARNESS, ROBES, WHIP &c
| OCInCE
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T NEW ENGLAND HOTEL-LoDGiNG 80 CENTS;
A2oo light Rooms. equal 20 rst class Motel for gen
tcmcn only weekly ~ TO 81 Corner Bowery and Bsyard
4 so 81 ROOMS FOR 81 PER WEEK; 25c Soc.
"A .3Dc day; gentlemen. families Frankfort Hous,.
2U2 William 1t.
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L,OR SALE OR TO RENT-AT DEMAREST, N. j., on
Northern Railroad hrsi class stone House. with Al
mocern improvements: high elevation; ice house hledt
stables large and lawn moderate. Apply
PupkE X REID. 2BD WAshingtun ". New iork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13

1jOARDEks wANrED-iN 4 NEW. UOMf0RTABIE
l)larm house. modern Improvements. gas. dc. the
side OF Long Island ~ miles from the and i've
miles from the sound those who prefer quiet comfort
able home through the would well
cnic Will IITIfS Xca lonu LII and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-13

DOR SALE OR TO LEr-AT MONrROsE. ORANGE,
IL ~ j.. desirable Cottage House. containing
nine and all modern Improvements hour fro
city four minutes from station In rst class nghborhoOd:
nc view Of orange Mount needs only be " ~
| appreciated; terms easy PETER GERBERT.
81 Main Orange. N. j..
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A Ucri0N HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
n 49, u. - and Is 18Th st.,
near University place.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Ar 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours 20 three days trial horses warranted sound
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
L,oR STOMACH. LIVER OR KIDNEY DISEASES
y use BkuuGHfoS's lnvigora'ing syrup. &c. Advice
free. 4S5 Broome It.
cLurE CO..
a.. Bankers ana Brokers.
200 Broadway.
NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoS.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
comprising series Of delivered Kahnx Mu
of Anatomy, New York. the pre-
decline showing indspu' ably health
be regained aordng clear synopsis mpednents
and tho treatment de-
by being tho result Of ~ years experience Price -
cents Address the author, Dr. I. j. KAHN, office aud
residence 81 East 10th 81. New York.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION AND DISORDERS IN
IN duced By u. H. A BARROW NJ D.. l22 Fleet st.,
ner Wiioughby ST.. Brooklyn from BIO and from TO
p NJ.
fT,o THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUCCESSFUL
treatment from whatever cause. assured the oeics
OF DR. MAURIcEAC No. 100 Liberty 81
&l OS0 00O - DUP ! co. BANKERS, ~
spl pl.OOO.OOO.Nassau. corner Liberty. y. Y. Span
ISL Gold. Silver Havana Bank Bills bought and sold Ha
Prise Tickets cashed-
G1 OEO ON0 JACKSON 4 co.. BANKERS
Dl.CCO.UUU.2o .2o2 Broadway Sow York. Royal
Havana and Kentucky Prize Tickets eashed.
SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LIoR sALE-i7 DIFFERENT KINDS or BREEDfSG
y Birds aud Fancy Cages ~ West 4th 81.
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( Ucrlos HOUSE q, y1sSS -rXsshLL : KEI1a1EssEy
IA no AND ll2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH AV.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

vERALp BRANCH OFFICE. ,as5 BRo%ADWAY.y %
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION Of
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS
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| L,oR STOMACH. LIVER OR KIDNEY DISEASES.
use BROUcHroS'S lnyigora,ins syrup. 25c. Advice
| free 4SJ Broofne
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COUNTRY BOARl,.

HUDSON RIvER.-FINE SITUATION HIGH
Ilsronnds garden stables naderase improvements Gro
ton water: 20 minutes 10 FROM low. Ad
d., Fort Washington. Call on y. s. ylSING. $50
Pearl
DAL1SADES. -fIKsT CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS,
4 elevated and healthfu location: malaria:
Quit line drives bpaling batning picturesque scenery
Call or address W o.. ~ East 23d 1t.
DARTIts DESIRING COUNTRY BOARD THIS SUM-
i should send their address oice receive
IL return lists with full particulars of suitable places.
SANDS BOARD DIRECTORY. l .iw broadway. room 8
w ANTED-BOARD FOR COUPLE 30 MINUTES
" out fishing. shady grounds. terms Address r. e..
Herald Uptown Office
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REGULAR SALES or Or HORSES AND CARRIAGE
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (pEIDAY, sALR At
10 O'CLOCK.

On every horse that Is sound kind and
In harnSs from to three days s given
teok
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-12
]. II. EIDGEIT

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW Once In Miller's
n Block, Washington streei, opposite the
COurt House. Sly
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-12
steam Uars for the Streets.

The Philadelphia Record, In no
ticing the trial of a new steam motor
on the Market street track in that
city, or Wednesday, declares the trial
demonstrated that steam transit for
Philadelphia is possible, practical
nay, that it is already fixed fact. {"
The Public Ledger sums up the con-
ditions to he filled by the steam ma
chimes to be substituted for horse
power on street railways, as follows !:
sit is essential that they shall be
easily handled-that is to say, they
shall be very manageable as to sudden
stops, and in going up and down
grades, around curves, and across
switches and tuEnOGtsj that they
shall be as nOiseless in the matter of
exhaust steam as it is practicable to
make them, so that horses shall not
be scared by the ordinary puff
fag and coughing incident TO
most locomotive engines that
they shall not fill the air with clouds
Of steam or smoke, and that they
shall not throw out fire or cinders /;
that they shall not be 80 ponderous as
to either crush out or hammer cut
the rails and, finally, that they shall
not cost so much for running expenses
and maintenance as horsepower"
The Ledger adds: Excepting this
last mentioned condition, about which
we are without precise information, 1t
may be said that the engine-csrs en-
plOyed in Wednesdays exhibit full
hlled very fairly all, or nearly all, ths
Others"
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From the Hartford COuranLl
The Foolish Use or strong AGJeeuVes.

It makes good material for the sa-
tIrist to count the absurd baDble Of
adjectiVes among schoolgirls, and
among older takers, too, sometimes.
A gentleman who goes into $50
eiety" q good deal, took II into his
head to count the adjectives en-
ployed by the persons-Outside, Of
course, Of his family-vith whom he
came ia contact. For = month he
quietly noted, and . few months since
he summed up his report.
The favorite adjective among all
classes he found 10 be great" which
he heard pronounced, within the
time aforesaid, 167 times. "Awfnp
and "spIendid" ranked second and
third respectively, the former being
I52 and the latter Isl times; "fearful"
followed, $50 times, and "frightfum
40 times. "Fine" he heard 138
times, gorgeous" 1SG times, "grand"
134, "prettyn 1874, and "beautiful" 1873.
Among the ladies he found the word
f1evsly" 10 bs an adjective held in
high esteem, aud which was applied
to everything. It fell on his ears from
lovely lips l9S times, and four times
he heard IL expressed by men. In
comparison the superlative degree
was employed the most, 21S times,
the comparative l43, and the positive
81 times.
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our people that the right Of "IOeal
selt-2OvsFnment," 80 prominently
brought forward in your inaugural,
and 80 fa7orably received by the
whole country, is to be promptly car
ried out as the rule Of your Admin
istrRtion. 1 anticipate the ready full
hlment OF the Just aud reasonable
hopes inspired BY the announcement
OF the policy you have unfolded-R
policy which found . responsive echo
IN every patriotic heart, as indicating
purpose to administer the Govern
ment in the true spirit OF the Consti-
tuition.
In conclusion, permit me t. assure
you that feel the strongest conf
uence that the wise and patriotic
policy announced IN your Inaugural,
as soon as 1t takes shape In action,
will produce such results that the
whole country will enjoy the blessings
OF peace, prosperity and harmony.
Thanking you, cir, for the courtesy
you have extended to me, and with
my good wishes, I am, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor OF South CaroIlna.
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HAMPTON's PLEDGES.
WuLARD,s HOTEL.

. AAOAEAAf
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., March 81. !
To the President: 4:
SIR-The result Of the conference to
which you did me the honor TO Invite
me has been to leave on my mind the
conviction that you sincerely desire
to see q peaceful and Just settlement
Of the question which Is distTacting
our people, and injuring seriously the
material interests Of our State, and i
trust you are equally convinced Of my
earnest wish 70 and In accomplishing
this happy end. As may not have
the pleasure Of seeing you again on
this subject, it msy be proper TO put
before you in the fullest and most deh-
mite form the assurances given you
verbally. Irepeat, therefore, that "
the Federal troops are Withdrawn
from the State House there shall be
on my part, or that Of my friends, no
resort to violence to assert our claims.
but that We shall look for their main
tenance solely TO such peaceful rene
dies as the Constitution and laws OF
the State provide. shall use all my
authority 70 repress the use or exhibit
tiOn Of force IN the settlement OF All
disputed questions, and this authority
shall be exercised in such 3 manner
that the peace shall be preserved.
We only desire the establishment
In our State OF q government which
will secure to every citizen, the low
est as well IS the highest, black As
well as white, full aud equal prOtee-
ton in the enjoyment Of all his rights
under the Constitution Of the United
States. No one can be more deeply
Impressed than myself with the i'm
peratiye necessity Of establishing cor
dial relations between all classes and
both races in south Carolina, for IL Is
only by these means that the true ana
enduring welfare OF the State can De
secured, With the recognition OF per"
feet equality Of every citizen before
the law, with 3 just and impartial ad-
mfnistration OF the laws, with q pfac-
tIeaI and secure exercise OF the right
Of suffrage, and with q system OF pub /
lie education which will open the |
sources Of knowledge to all classes,
we NAV hope to see our State soon
take the position to which she Is en-
titled.
It was the patriotic idea to aid IN
the accomplishment or these high
aims that called me from my retire
ment TO become 3 candidate for Gov
ernOr Of South Carolina. It was
thought the confidence Of the people
of that State that i would honestly
aud faithfully carry out all these pur-
poses th1t / was elected their Chief
Magistrate, and feel profoundly that
peace can be surely preserved there
and prosperity restored BY assuring
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1877-04-12
VOLUME 29-NUMBER %.

will be exhibited here as extensively
and practically as it was at the Cen
tennial. Many Of the State collective
displays appear here newly ar
ranged, the mineral exhibit Of Colora-
do, and the display Of stuffed hides Of
animals killed by Mrs. Maxwell, the
colorado huntTess and naturalist, be-
ing conspicuous among them. In q
word, the Permanent Exhibition
promises to be an admirable compen-
dunn OF the Centennisl.-F1hHGdeI-
phid Tines.
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