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If Senator Morton never performs an
other great action, his last will be one OF
credit and in keeping with his great and
glorious career. His Endorsement OF
Hayes Southern Policy is what could
have been expected from this grand old
gladiator Hooking Valley Gazette.
And if there is any dirty trick that the
Hayes tribe should be more heartily
ashamed of than any other, it is this
scheme, to stultify his noble life record,
by seeming to indorse the foul treason OF
HAYES.
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The Iowa Republicans didn't scratch
their tickets and cut off their own noses
to spite Hayes. They just piled up their
usual majority and captured the legisla-
ture.-Ahens Messenger.
But the Iowa Republicans refused to
indorse the treason of Hayes. There is
just where the Ohio Republicans missed it,
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Ayoung woman named Louisa Kenney,
OF Parkersburg, West Virginia, poured
coal oil on the fire to give it a start The
usual result followed. Can exploded,
rush into the street screaming, so badly
burned she cannot live. One fool less in
the world
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Near Upper Sandusky, Ohio, q saloon
keeper named Dennis Shay got into
qu1rrel with Henry Coons, and struck
Coons with a clock weight, MASKING his
skull. The doctors took out sixteen
pieces of skull.
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Elections were held in twelve States
on Tuesday Of this week, to-wit;
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, Wisconsin, Mississippi, New
Jersey, Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Ne
braska, illinois, and Georgia.
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We notice in the Belpre News, that
DIR. A. S. Combs, Of Hamden, formerly Of
Centreville, has bought an interest in a
drug store at Belpre, and removed his
family to that place
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THURSDAY. = NOV. .. 1877.

The public debt was reduced 1926,
554, ,30.during the month Of October.
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'ezt week we can give tle result


The Sidney Journal Shelby county,
thus speaks OF one Of the new officers
under the pacification policy:
Among the nominations sent TO the
Senate last week, and now pending be
fore the Judiciary Committee, is that oil
s. c. Northrup, TO be United States Dis
trict Attorney for South Carolina lie
succeeds District Attorney Stone, who
was the man who investigated the Ham
burg and Ellerton massacres, and secured
the indictment of Hamburg Butler, who
claims a seat in the Senate, and other
prominent Democrats for participation
in them. The inside history of Stone &
removal and Northrup's appointment is
stated to be as follows: When Wade
Hampton was riding with President
Hayes from Louisville to Chattanooga, he
told the President that q change in the
Office Of District Attorney would be ac
ceptable 10 the people and materially ad
vance the work Of p1cilcftion. Stone
having become very OH usiye on account
OF his obstreperous conduct IN regard to
the little affairs that occurred at Ham
burg and Ellston. President Hayes con
sonted to Stones removal and told
Hampton he would appoint any Republi
can he would recommend. Hampton re
| commended Northrup, and the President
sent q telegram from Chattanooga to At
toTneyGeneral Devens, ordering tho
change made forthwith Northrup wa:
a bitter enemy of Governor Chamberlain
and voted for Hampton aud Tilden, al
though Hampton claims that he is % Re
publican. Since his appointment, IS q
| Republican, TO the office Of District At
torney, he has been serenaded by the
Democrats oi his town, and the Anderson
| lntelligenceT OF late date contains a re
port of a speech delivered by him on thai
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whose folds | stood for several years, anc
/ likewise will never forget that Ander
son county was the last in South Caroline
/ to be overcome by Federal bayonets ."
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The deaths from coal oil are so common
that we treat them as a matter Of course,
the same as deaths from drunkenness.
When they occur i'm this immediate Vi
cinity, we mention them.
The following is from the Portsmouth
Times:
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ELECTIONS THIS WEI

As the several State elections take
place on Tuesday, and we 20 to press on
Wednesday morning, Of course $40 90 not
have any returns. We believe that the
Democrats will make a pretty clean
sweep all around. Massachusetts, has
about 5000 Republican majority, and
even last year gave Al ,2S6 Republican
majority; but her politicians made the
fatal mistake Of indorsing President
Hayes at the State convention, and now
there are many shrewd calculators who
predict that the Democrats will carry the
State OF course the Hayesites will
claim lhat it is caused BY the Prohibition
ticket; but what causes Republicans to
take of after side shows That IS the
real question.
When Grant last ran fog President,
five years ago, Pennsylvania gave him
$4,000 mojority Even last year the
Republican majority in that State was
1864 Now it is almost certain that the
State will 60 Democratic, as the Republi-
can State convention indorsed Hayes
In Wisconsin the Republican majority
last year was G, I4l, but as the Republican
State convention gave an unqualified in
dorsement of the rebel policy and thus
abandoned the principles Of the party, it
is very probable that thousands Of Repub-
licans will not 60 to the election, and that
the State will 60 Democratic
Nj r-...1- ,rg. o,., .rtr.. ff., ,,-t,lt
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AxornEE COAL OIL HORROR.

The screams of a woman last Thursday
night, alarmed the people on Thirteenth
street, and neighbors who were attracted
to the house from which the cries issued,
were confronted with the pitiiul specta-
Gle OF a woman in flames.
Mrs. Sarah Tibbs, avery poor woman
living in that locality, while filling lamp
with coal oil, by some means allowed the
fame of the lamp to communicate with
the explosive fluid, with the usual and
nlortunate result. The flames were ex
tinguished as soon as possible, but not
until Mrs. Tibbs was painfully and it was
believed fatally burned.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Jackson, Ohio.
lSuocefs0r % Chapman, Clare q CO..
Paid up Capital, $4,000.
Solicit the accounts of business men aud lndi-
vidualsof Jackson, Ninion and adjoining coun-
ics, deal In
Exchange, unsurrent Money and Coin,
make collections In al partsofthe country, and
remit proceeds promptly ON the day We Ect Fe-
turns.
Governments Securities
Persons Wishing 90 remit money % foreign
counties. can obtain AZ our once. drafts on
England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
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Vice President; u. AHNsfnoso, Cashier
=. J. EEwAnps, Assistant Cashier and BOOK
Diretfors-II. l. Chapman. ]. u. Glare, John u.
Davis, Peter Pickrcl, 4. :. Matthews, John
Sanders and O.S. Miller.
sroCKmoLnEnss
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J. u. Glare, John ID. Davis,
| Peter ricErcl, John Hughes
ID. Armstrong, Lot Davis
Isaac Brown, John IL Lewis,
Minerva Bennett, %. =. Miller,
l John A.. H. Cobb. Moses hiernbcfEcr,
I 4. J. Edwards. Joseph Jones'
I r. - Matthews, p. u. Evans
John sanders, Daniel -. Morgan,
/ "a. =. wilcox, r. a. Stephenson,
/ John stanton. John ~. Jones.
I \. F.McCaricy. Mary McCu~ley.
David J. Jones .lhus. ~. Juuefs GunF.
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Prclidsuf. Ttcc-TTsaidrnt.

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President. Wee Treaidrnt.
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improperly Ii saying thRtit would never ad-
init that the DEMOCRAT has " any sense or
decenrp. Having repeatedly castigated the
Times and held IL up as d dlsreputable and
corrupt sheet, we are disposed to allow 1t
some latitude of expression In It's writings
But IL oversteps the boundary OF propriety
when IL uses such language toward lis. and
we aimonish Ii to retire within Its allotted
sphere of discussion. The charge Of want
Of decency Is very offensive one; and
made by one gentleman against
another, would provoke instant resentment
We must tolerate something, however, from
O journal whose record is SO foul and whose
habits are SO reprehensible that IL is impossi-
BILE not TO denounee 1t, and equally impossi-
BILE TO accord IL respectable standing. At
the same time we cannot refrain from calling
attention to the insolenee and audaeity Of
corruption In this city and State as esempli-
fed In the paragraph we have quoted from
the Times. Its editor is, without exception,
the model carpet-bagger Of the period. Most
OF the creatures who came TO our State aud
fattened upon its revenues, came Of their
own accord, and took their chances
for an opportunity to rob and plumber the
people: but this gentleman had an Office
prepared for him by Mr.. Clinton before he left
the North, and he landed at our wharves, only
to step into the newly created Office OF solicitor
of the Auditor on q salary Of several Thousand
dollars per annum. All the balance of our rob-
Der statesmen had some struggle to attain
eminenee most of them had to display
some cunning, some knowledge Of the
arts Of the demagogue and the
chieanery of politics to get UP in the
world. but this most fortunate pat
riot was rocked and handled into a
man of consequence In the ktate, and he
now presumes TO pass upon the de-
cency Of gentlemen who have devoted
long years of toll to the redemption of Louis
isiana from the clutches Of such as he and his
eminent partner and associate, Charles Cln-
toGs who could find no term of opprobrium to
express his estimate Of the gentlemen t
louisiana SO fitting as ''rebel skunks'
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NOTES..

The Missourians come up promptly with a
memorial to Congress to remove the national
capital TO the Mississippi valley; that is, to st.
Louis.
The lawyers present strong front in the
House of Representatives. as they number IT'S.
The medical profession is represented by eight
members.
The Charleston Ne,cs believes that the
changes in the South Carolina Senate will make
it stand thirteen Republicans, nineteen Demo-
Gratis and one Independent.
The Working mems ticket promises to draw
heavily on the Republican vote in Philadelphia.
Several of the Rep ublican ward clubs have gone
over bodily to the Workingmen's party.
The Chicago Tribune has Joined the army of
Secretary Sherman's enemies and demands
that he either abandon his resumption scheme
or re- ign. Public opinion all points that way,
but Sherman is 10th. Good-by John, don't
stay long.
Score one more for the fallen Tweed. Sena-
tor Woodin. who was nominated for fourth
term in the New York Senate by the Republic
cans Of the Twenty-fifh District. has been CON-