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, 1877-10-12

Sr. LOTS, Mo-, Oct. 11.-Bc.wecn 4 and 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, Jnmes Willis shot
and k!llc.i JAMES Bearalcy near Jefferson Bas-
racks, tonic tan miles below this tisy. It ap-
pears Willis Ind engaged Bcarslcy to movc bis
family, consisting Of himself, wife. and grown
up niece: and his effects, from Edwarddvlllc,
ILL.,, to Piedmont, Wayne County. They
reached hero Yesterday morning and passed.
through tho city, with Bears1cy and tho two
women in tho wagon, and Willis walking on tho
Rklcwnlk. Willis apparently got confused. lost
sight Of the wagon, and wandered, about the
streets for Ronlc time, but finally received
proper directions and hastened on to oyertakc
thc wagon. Meantime Bcarslcy hal gone on
with tho wagon and reached n punt about
two miles suslth Of tue River. Despcrts,
where he halted and waited for Willis, who
arrived Dt1t Of breath. and In towering rage.
lie at once charged Bcareley with attenlpt-
ing to run awRy with his wife antl niece. THIS
Dcarslcy denied, mud said lie aud the women
l,al bcrn waiting ncarIy NIL hour for him.
Without paying nny attention to this, Wills
went 10 tile wagon, took from It double. bar
relied shotgun. fired one charge into Eearslcy's q
body, killing him, n,,d tlIcn walking few steps
ncafcr lodgcl anotllcr Charge into him. Willis
then lied to tho woods, and ii last accounts Ind
not been captured. The body OF l9carsley and
thu two women were brought To the city.
, 1877-10-12

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, U0s. lI.-6se&nsblps susblto0 aud
Tcy[ut, trom New York; Hi1ernIan aud Dun
more, from Baltimore. have arrived out:
sAN Fx4sclsco, OCT. tl.-Sailed. tho steam
er China, Tor llouY, Kong, via Yokohama
New YoAk, Oct. l1.-Arrtscd, steamer
Oonan, f1oul Brelacn.
HALIFAX, Ovt. li.-stesmer Nova Scotia.
Gou4 Lyc1po4l. A24 ar1lYcd.
, 1877-10-12

Sptca' AspdtrA to Tho chtnigo Tribune.
FoRT WArhE. Ind, Oct 1l.-'Shc railroad
bridge Of the indianapolis, Peru S ChIcsgo
Railroad ncroes Wabash River at reru burned
down this morning. Loss, $o0,00
, 1877-10-12
TER RETURNED.

DETAULTER RETURNED.
Nxw YokK, Oe4. 1l.-Is 10 reported that Otis
D. Swan, who disappeared from New York last
December, being defaulter to about sSoo, ,0o0,
haz feturas4.
, 1877-10-12
CRIME.



En<cfat Htspdirh II 7he CAfeago Tribune.
F1rTsnrna, Fa,, Oct. lit nov appears Tint
August Meyer, who murdered Constable Nor
tpat, at TArcntum about two months nRo, and
who wna bcllcrcd to he identical with tho tnan
arrested at Stanford, Ky., concealed himself In
Dorscy'a coal n,tnc near DorsorviIle, In Hutlcr
County, directly after the murder. Tho mine
was Idle ut that time, and afforded good
1stt!ng-piacc. A clue 10 his whereabouts WAS
obtained by noticing shat relatEsc, also named
Meyer, who owns erIst-mttl at Tarentum, went
every night to tho mine with baakct
uf fnul. Officers Of tho rittshurE fo!re
tlna,iy arrested md 1otlGcl him IN
In JILL, leaving man who ln'l formerly been
employed In the mines to watch fur the in,tr-
ttcrrr nll,l prevent his escspe. When the Of
ferrs returned they found TINT tho sentinel
l,Al pruyed fnIthless, and TINT tho bird lad
iiow1i. The suppoaltion Is that, immediately
n.ter the departure Ut tho ofIlcctk tho man wlo
tl,ey hnd left to watch tho mfnt hail entered
Mevvss' 1l!ng-pl1ee and warned him OF his
danger, artl tint tho two had fed togethcr.
The officers follon e1 thcnl. learning TINT they
went In The direction of Mcadsille.
The Inst. trace they were able to
uotafn OF them was at house about halt a mile
this side Of Afcadvtilct where they stappcsl and
begged something to cat, and were given son1o
bread anf milk. Officers arc still cndcav0r!nE
TO Iinl the lost trail, and hupe ~ bo successful.
Tho County Commissioners hare pr0nllsc1 to
DELAY all necessary expenses.
, 1877-10-12

CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QU1SGY RAILROAD.
Dcpata flnt os Lakts:,, TnLana.av, AMI Sixteenth.
st,. nnh Eaaa! a,i >tstee3th.atA Ticket 04IteA 81
alarK-ss.. md At dtpots.
, 1877-10-12

CHICAGO ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS LINE
Ticket Offices u Clarkat and - Ktn1tc.strret D.at
f.esse. Arrstc.
g. ran!$ Minneapolis FL. .tnay1 a. m. = 4:p,p n
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A SHAM REF0.;MER.

Gail Hamilton writes an article on
Civil Service Reform which il published
each Saturday in the n Y. Tribune
The article i'm the Tribune last Saturday
week has stirred up terrible breeze
Carl Schurz has been making loud aud
vehement protestation- against collecting
money from officers and employees of the
Government for campaign purposes,
whereupon Gail charged as follows:
IL raising money for political cam
paign be an improper thing. | do not see
why all those who knowingly spend and
use money so raised are not partieeps
criminis. In the public papers have
seen the statement iterated and reiter-
ated that Mr.. SchurZ has asked and re-
ceived from the Republican State Com
mittee Of Pennsylvania 81 500 for making
"A single political speech thrice in politi-
cal campaign. | have again and again
heard it stated as fact 80 current that
no one thought Of denying it. that Mr..
SchuTz habItually, as a regular business.
charged, and charged very highly for his
political speeches; SO that the 81 500 he
received IN Pennsylvania was not ex-
crptional was but a small part of the
gross receipts for all his years Of stump
speaking.
Where did Mr.. Schurz think this
money came from2 Was il any worse
for the Republican State Committee to
ak Custom House officer to pay five
dollars toward carrying the Pennsylvania
election than it was for Mr. Schutz to
ask the Republican State Committee
81 500 to put into his own pOckrt2 All
m.
tionists that / know make their political
speeches without money aud without
price, and never even asked TO have their
expenses paid. Mr. Schurz enjoys aud
is said to deserve the reputation Of being
alone in the business OF selling his voice
st fixed price per hour in aid ol the
Republican cause-a cause of which he
is SO much more pure, unselii-h, and pa
triotic an apostle than his political com
peers if we may believe his Chamber of
Commerce SPEECH. that IL is only after
his own Accession to place that the Amer
ican people believe once more that they
can get an honest Government Mr.
Schurz has chosen to attack wantOnly
the feelings and pride OF natiyrborn
Americans by traversing the whole coun
try, and tor the sum OF 500 an evening,
less or more. denouncing the corruption
and depravity OF our Government and
our people.
/ attribute no dishonor to Mr.. Schurz. |
but il Mr. William H. K-mblr' ; assertion |
is true that lac paid Mr. Schurz $500 1
night for his sperch. Mr. Schutz l. Ger /
tainly estopped from chnractrrlziug Fed 4
eral otiicrhold-rs, no richer than him
self, political merc-uarIes
Schurz said Gail lied. aud then came
one w. II. Kemblr. and proved that
Schurz is the liar. Kemblr says:
The State Central Committee Of 1865
-n.agei Mr Schutz 20 ~p~ak ia Penn.
ylvanIa inr the sun of $500 per week,
nd according To the following letter OII
dr. Sehurz 10 the State Committee he
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Democratic County Convention.

JAcEsox. O. August rs. 1877.
The Democratic County Convention
was called TO order by Levi DUNCAN.
Chairman
c. c. McKinniss selected as Secretary
The various reports we're unanimously
adopted
For Representative John l. Long was
nominated by reclamation.
For Auditor. Adam Scott aud Peter
Hoop were announced. Scott nominated
on first ballot Scott 65. Hoop ~. On
motion. the nomination Of Scott Wa
made unanimous
For Treasurer, Charles S. Dickson
was nominated hy acclamation.
For Commissioner, J. NJ. Erwin was
nominated by ncclamaiion.
For Surveyor Parker smith was nomi
mated by ncclamation.
For lnfrmary Director. John D. james
was nominated by acclamation.
Motion TO adjourn carried.
LEVI DUNCAN. Chairman.
c. c. McKixxiss Secretary.
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Independent Candidate.

Having served the people of the seventh SEN
atoFial District the past two years. faithfully
aud honestly performing every duty with diil.
seucc and care, know of no reason why my
Just aud equitable right according 10 the usazss
and prccedcnts of all parties 10 serve the second
term, should be stolen by couupt rings aud
time serving poiiileh aspiraons by Deception.
fraud aud Misrepresentation. I have been
swtudie,i ont OF uiy RIGHTS. I nau auprst 10 the
pcopie. aud earnestly ak them that tustirs
may BE- done. The right % apprat my slrr can
not b. dcnied.
All ask d a fair hearing. aud that the peo-
pie, the jury. shall not b. prtJadiecd. n make
put my cts., aud prove that my rights have
been wrouEfuiiy taken froui me- lt 8. 5 our duty
20 rcuder verdict In my favor.
l. T.. MoNAuAN.
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Mr. Emmitt Resigns.
wAvEnLY,o.. August "A.

WAvEELY, o., August n. iss7.
To the Directors Of the Springfield, jackson
and PomerOy Railroad Company:
GENTLEMEN-Thc accumulated duties aud re-
sponsihiiites pertaining 10 the position Of Pres
ident or thi, Company have now become too
burdensOme and sxacting for one of MY year,
with the amount of private husintss have oi
my own. 1 therefore tender you my reziEnn-
tiuu OF tLc office Of Pr sident 81 this Company
Co take cfl,cJ from this date BELIEVING it to D.
for the b,rt Interests for the Csmpuuy - well
as for myself, and Ia hope that the wuik uf the
building Of our road will be- prosecuted tuIidiy
To- completion in the interest Of stuckho dsrs,
aud I shall be- content 20 serve with you o. d.
rector. aud cheslfiily give the Beard whatever
aid. council and assistance mny be- able from
time To time 10 render. JAMES EMMl1T.
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DR. E NJ Epstein. Of Cincinnati, poi
soned his child, three and half years Of
age, with morphine. Before the Coro
ner's jury he testified that he called at
the drug store OF Mr. Yorston and asked
for six grains sulphate Of quinine, and
that Yorston gave it to him, and that
there was no writing on the wrapper
Yorston testified that Epstein asked him
Tor morphine, and that he wrote the
word morphine on the wrapper. with ink
The child took half the six grains aud
died in about sixteen hours afterwards.
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LOVELY.

1t is said that one of the citizens of this
place has just returned from the South.
where he has spent a few weeks time,
and that he is just tickled 10 death over
the lovely appearance of sll things down
there. and that he embraces Hayes rebel
policy With outstretched arms. &c.
The New York Tribune says:
Not a single "onfrage" comes to the
surface to gladden. the heart of the enc
my OF the Southern policy.
To show just how lovely things are
working under the policy, we copy the
following from the Hamburg (South Car
olina Monitor
On Friday night, about midnight,
n posse OF between sixty and seventy five
men quietly entered our town, went to
the black, shop. broke it open, pro.
cured tools, and proceeded to the Jail
and broke open the door. They went to
the cell in which George jackson, the
negro murderer of the little girl Corinna
Haynes. was confined. and, breaking open
the door of the CELL they took George
out and departed. They carried him
south of town about four miles, near the
Berlin road, where they chained him to
tree and burned him. The whole affair
was conducted so quietly, except the
noise made in breaking open the shop,
that very few persons were aware; OF
their presence until they were leaving
town. As they were going off they set
up loud yelling, which was done to
prevent the voice of the negro from be-
ing heard Some of our citizens saw
them riding through the streets, and
learning that they had the negro, follow
ed tht m till they came to the place OF ex
ecution When they arrived there. how
ever, the negro Was burned TO d-ath and
the men all gone. AT Mr.. Brazzeale's
the kidnapprrs halted and gave GTorgr
some water and asked }. C. Brszzr ale 4"
20 with them and hear what George had
10 say. This he declined doing. We
are told 10y Mr. Brazzeale and others that
Grorge's cries were vociierOus, and were
heard 10y the nrighbors rs far two
miles of While at The Jail these men
informed Mrs. Holmes. who lives in the
jail, aud who was, no doubt, very much
excited. that she need not he alarmed, al
their business was TO prott CT females.
What sport it must have afforded the
new friends Of President Hayes to hear
this niggers "vociierous cries. Why,
John Rogers did not make so much fuss,
when he was burned at Smithfield.
1t will be remembered that il afforded
the Presidents new made friends infinite
delight to hear the Chisholm girl "hol
ler." They had murdered her little
brother, had given her father his death
wound. had shattered her srm with bul
let's, struck her in the face until the
bruises remained plainly to be seen afiei
her death; and yet the cowardly CIR
''hollered"
We read Of the serenity of the Presl
dent and we suppose he takes many
hearty laugh at the "vociferous cries" o
burning negroes, and young girls il
their death agonies.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

The Republicans OF Gallia county have
nominated the following ticket: Repre-
sentative, S. Y. Wasson; Auditor, Joseph
Stafford; Clerk. John L. Guy; Treasu
rer, VIM NJ Mariindale; Sheriff. Charles
Stewart; Prosecuting Attorney, Charles
W. White; Surveyor, james w. Gard
ner; Commissioner, Jacob Coughenour;
In6rmary Director, Andrew Watts.
Mr.. Stafford, candidate for Auditor
has been for many years ut Gallia Fur
nace, and 10 q frst class business man.
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The Ironton Democrat has new ed.
itor, one Brunner lie Is the Democrat
who introduced resolutions in the Ohio
Legislature last spring. to the effect that
the Democracy bad lost confidence in
God. We think God has reason to lose
confidence in Drummer. il the following
lie is a sample Of what he can DO in the
beginning Of his editorial career:
The Standard has now knocked under
and now stands by Hayes and his policy
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SheriR's Sale Of Real E,tate.

state % ohio. Jackson Cnunty. e..
Cour ~ Commun firas.
Iuiima Giiliiamd W.. Jane urftiaa a. a.
o. Partition.
Noiics y hefchy aiysu that I vili or fur
sair "a puhifc Hurlluus at thu uuuf 90 thU Court
uuuar, be- 1arasun. uu
SATURDAY.. september IS. A y 1871.
az uringA pa. ~ asld aay. the fniiuwtnE De-
artiisi ffaf estate situate iu fhr ruumfN uf 1frha
a.iti aud STATE - ohio. fuswiG
Tue muuh halt uf thn HuufhWref quarter ~
Hrrtiuu Numtsf a. GtfNmaiiiu Nufutrf a -
MtmEf Nufufrf ID. rNnnufina small raft thrfrs
uf nfnf tlF hsufhsasi cufurl ~ atid lands. frmCs
80 90 and tmFluari and uHsHi a. q refnninfy lut
nnd thu right ~ wHY ffwtn she puhiin fiad
known aa thN Jackson and Hrffrfaasn fufuarn
fuah which ftEht uf waN De- iGis frrt wiar nun
said fflfd o. sid cFuiHtrfg iufs
AppfaissHI 80 fsia no.
To b. nuin iu CFrfHiu Proceedings In uafi illums
wherein tuiiua Gililiatd ia rUtitiumef. sud Jane
tis.ftisa rf 81 urfsrldnufas
Trims - aalr nmr.fhird on day ~ sale. one
third be- one srfr nud thu fralnur tm twu years
the deferred payments O. bn srrufui - nftss
aud tnuttEaEe ga the rfFtuisra suld, aud 10
hl-lf iutrftst "a sin rrF nTut ifuf dap 81 sale
Given under my hand TITS l.ah daN - Aus
aust, ts4f. JOHN Al. EWfNu.
sheriff jackson Cunntys q.
James Tupp, atty fur pln.
nfnaHM
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iSlation. and has no rights which a whit |
man is bound to respect In the opinion |
Of the Southerner he is simply the sam,
id Niger he was before the war and
is treated by them now in the same bru
tai manner he was then With what bit
ter contempt must colored men regard
the party which encouraged them to
claim the rights and privileges OF citizens.
and then lacked the courage to protect
them in their rights. i think
you will not find in the history of any
other country baser or more fiendish in
gratitude, more deliberate and cold
bloodrd treachery. than that exhibited
10y the Hayes Administration in It's treat.
mpnt Of the Southern question, and
wonder that the honest and thinking
people of this country do not rise up a.
one man and deuounce it, and denounce
all who have had any connection with IL.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
"In this locality the Temperance vote
will be largely increased. Many men
have hitherto been held to the Republi-
can party by the belief that its domina-
tinn was absolutely necessary for the pro-
lection nj Southern freedmen. ~ against
their old masters; but now that the party
has abandoned the colored man, entered
into a friendly alliance with the bull
dozers. and turned the whole South over
TO the tender mercies Of the Ku Klux
and rifle clubs. they ieel at liberty To vote
tor the only party which at the present
time presents a principle worth voting
Tor, aud so they will vote the Temperance
| ticket"
TELEGRAM FROM LUCAS COUNTY.
"No mere protest will do. The future
saIv tion OF this party depends upon re-
| pudiating the Cleveland Endorsement OF
| Hayes treacheTy. Call State Conyen-
| ton"
Now what wisdom can there be in ig-
noring all these facts2 The policy pa
pers claim that the success of the Repub
lican ticket must be regarded in no other
| light than as full Endorsement Of the
rebel policy Of Hayes. The election Of
Republican majority to the Legislature
means, they say, the reelection Of Stan
ley Matthews to the United States Sen
I ate. Upon these issues. we believe the
ticket to be in great danger. How to
avoid that danger, we may discuss here
after.
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w. w. Peabody has resigned as Super
intendent Of the Marietta & Cincinnati
Railroad. to accept similar position on
the Ohio and Mississippi road. lie had
held the position during twenty-tbree
years, and was one of the most honorable,
obliging, gentlemanly and popular rail
road men we ever knew.
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Attention Murphyites.

Meeting Frid1y night O., n. z. Church
will be- addressed Ly * sheriff J. u
wilson aud Samuel swift E.q., alter
which there will be- general 'xr,riruc-
meeting open to ever, budy. Music sN-
l.ctcd ls-t w,,l. has arrived.
Meeting wall open 1t Z! sharp.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Edward D. Mansfield is one Of the most
careful and shrewd calculators in the
State Of Ohio, and his predictions of the
results of elections are generally very
nearly correct. He now calculates that
there will be falling off in the vote OF
Ohio OF 10000 since last year. Will not
$4,000 of these be men who voted for
Hayes last year2 There lies our danger
of defeat
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Probate Court Proceedings.

The State Of Of Ohio ". James OCou.
nsr Ripr-Examinins Court Dyfcn.
Iant discharged.
One inventory aud one account filed
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles L. Reynolds aud Minerva Z
Brown.
John J Fulk and Susie Ann Canter.
Charles Smith and Churrilla V. Var:
ro..rn.
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There will be a grand reunion Of sol
Tiers at Marietta, commencing on the
Ith, aud ending on the 7th Of September
some Of the leading officers, OF both
,ides, are advertised to be present. Sew.
-ral persons from this place intend to be
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

Pen-iourr. ia Ohio will hereafter draw
their pen-iuns nt Columbus. from a q
W koH II their pension vap-r- are &c.
the hands Of Gen. Brown, former pen.
sion agent at Cincinnati, they will have
to send 10 him for them.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST as. 1877.
Republican State Ticket.

Republican state Ilcket'
For Governor,
w. II. WEST,
OF Logan.
Lieutenant Governor.
FERDINAND VOGELER,
OF Hamilton.
Judge of Supreme Court,
w. w. JOHNSON,
Of Lawrence.
Attorney General,
GEORGE K NASH,
Of FraI kim
Clerk Supreme Court,
DWIGHT CRoWELL.
of Ashtabula.
Treasurer.
JOHN NJ. ElLLlKIN,
Of Butler.
School Commissioner,
7. T. LUKINS,
of Portage.
Board of Public Works,
A. w. LUCKEY,
of Ottawa.
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A. R. Van Cleaf, editor OF the Circle
Vile Democrat, has been nominated by
the Democracy OF Pickaway county, for
Representative. As the party has many
hundreds of a majority in that county,
his election is assured
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

There was a temperance meeting held
At Eurekaville. Saturday night. August
llth 4. W. Long was present and made
an effective speech, after which an organ.
izhtion was effected. by choosing d. II.
Darling President. Geo ". llarbargcr.
Vice President. } r. Shook. Secretary.
Miss Mamie MoKinuiss. Treasurer
Executive Committee, J. X. Darling.
b +. Scott. Adam wiufough. Mis- Anna
MOrrh'ad. aud Miss Ida Thompson.
There will be- meeting on Saturday
night Of each week.
August 18th. The. temperance society
was addrcs-ad by J. u. Wilson aud Gil.
bert Robbins. Six signed the pledge.
The Murphys numb,r about $50 AZ
thi, place. D. n. DARLING. Prvs't.
J + SHOOK. Srcy.
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Sabbath School Convention.

AUGUST 10. 1871.
In accordance with call Of the Executive
Committee Of the Jackson County Sabbath
scho"i ISOLATION, the uclelzut-s from the dis-
frrrnt schools Of the county met Ia convention
Ia the Court Room, ard was called To ufdrr -
the President, aud led in prayer ~ Rev. J. X
Gibson, after which the Convention pros, ei,d
To business.
On motion, the chair appointed J. J G. Evans
and Eben Jones Committee ON Crvdsntial-; J..
Grimes, r. II. Garrett and Dr. J. A. White 10
suggest nnmrs Tor officers Tor the ensuing year,
and J. W. LHnebon, Charles Mtachum aud J..
J. q. Evans on time and place 0i holding the
next annual cclobIailOn.
Committee on CREDENTIALS reported a. fol-
lows:
Present from Presbyterian :. =, Jackson
Rev. J. X. Oiis,n, J. J. &. Evans, EDcn Jones,
=. n. Pollock aud }. Wade.
81. r. =. =, Iacll,Dn-J. ". LCulbon, J. l.
Grimes, J. ". Laird. wm. Vaughn, &. A. A.
kinson and A. W. Long.
"a Baptist, Jackson =. b. Polndcxtcr.
FKASKLIN TP.
franklin Valley =. z.-M. shumatc, aud j.
". ChrungiOn.
Mi. Zion >. s.-Charles Meacham, J. 81. Ar
thur.
LIBERTY TT.
Bethel 5. ST. J. Gumih.
y O.kIaua Prysuy teii,n >. 81. A. White.
sCiOrO ~.
Cove S. 81. WIsenan, James NaudiyOit
aud Dr. u. A. Waite.
PTUvldrncc =. "a. l.. White.
BLOOMFIELD To.
Winchester =. ~.-A. u. Edwards, A. scurl0ck
anu N. ChcIIngtou.
JEFFEHsoS TP.
H0rcb :. s.--Wm. Juiigs.
wAsHtSGrON TT.
Ellsworth :. S.-P. Al. Garrett and J. ".
Huutrickcr.
Washington 3 s.-winaeld scott and David
Evans.
sand Run ). Sob McAiilleu.
LICK Tr.
Rice \. 81. Hank aud G.. Hank.
kans.is \. s.-Wui. Roberts and e. How.
Miller \. sc. Hank aud J. Hank.
Petrca =. S.-Jcs.e Climer
Report accepted and adopted, and committee
discharged.
The Cgmmittee on Officers reported foT fresi-
dent :. NJ. Pollock, Corresponding secretary &.
A.. Atkinson, Secretary j. Wade, Treasurer ..
u
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

James McComhs 20 J. r. johnson .qui,
claim 20 % acrrs iu Franklin tp.. siuO.
Sarah West adm'x. 20 Gerson David.
lands in JrH'.r-on tp 81 .32j
II 5 Bundy to J. C. II. coJb. quit
claim 20 80 ncrrs in Lick Up 5000
u ) Bundy 10 Lucy ) Cobh. Lot No
6jn tx eoai) Ia w-llsion. 81 200
II + Austin 60 Harvey Wells. III is-
10 "crrs lex. eosD in Milton tp.. 5000
?. g Griffin to John J. Spcakman. A.
acres IN jackson tp.. 500.
l. w. ChcrrinFton 90 David D Rich
ards. ~ acres in Madison tp Si 200
James 7. CLAIR to samuel Overly. part
ht No. u. 5. 5 r Liberty tp.. 500.
Daniel w Evans to John w. Evans.
81 l7-l0O acres in Madison tp.. el 900
Phillip M-ldiek TO Phillip n. Meldick.
u acres la Hamilton tp., 81 900.
No. mortgages recorded .. amount 90.
cured S2.O37 33
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-23

At the Republican convention at Pom
eroy last week. Judge Knowles of Mari
etta was nominated, on the 5Sth ballot.
for Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas.