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Another awful murder OF the Chinese
has taken place at Chico. California. Five
Cinnamon were at work in a clearing
quietly attending TO their own business,
when six or seven white men stole upon
them and killed them all except one,
who escaped wounded. This murder was
so brutal, and so utterly without excuse,
that even the people of California feel
that they must protest against it,
This murder is the natural result of
the action taken by both political parties
last summer, at their National conven-
tions.
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Near the close OF the war, a number of
copperhead Democrats were dodsing the
draft. Among them it is said were Chris
Butler, Moses Brakeman and Samuel
Miller, of Scioto township. On the night
Of Sept 80, 1864. the wooden factory of J.
w. McGinniss, at California, Pike county
was robbed OF goods to the amount of
about $500. Recently Butler and his
wife separated, and the wife now charges
these three men with the crime. They
were arrested, but as Mrs Butler could
not testify against her husband, he was
discharged, and at once lit out. The
other two were recognized in the sum of
$500 each, by E.q. Bishop, Of Pike coun.
ty. Miller gave bail, and Brakeman was
sent to jail.
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Jane Uritfis. Eunrh Camfrfs Eafah a. uauails
ruy. IutlHm tfnnftrn. Nnufuft InrMsmm. Mahta
@tu Cautef. John W. NautFfs Nathaniel tamfFf.
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lyons tfHuuah HfHifiIs aii uf IHrhtuf ruunfFs
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sauuty. im Else state 80 Mtsasfufi. Aumnfham q.
Csufrf. uf Hclaiu uuuufgs in tasr hfafs ~ Onto.
and tniiiv @hY ~ iTku ruuuiy. uhin. uffl take
notice that q Isiiiiun was nitsl aHtiual them On
hu 5fh day ~ Mafrit. a. ~. fsfs. in thn tuuft -
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that paftitluu mHN b. utaalr 81 aHii fafewle-a
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Last week We mentioned the trouble
with the Democratic Clerk Of Ross eoun-
ty, on account OF his continued drunken
ness. And now comes the Waverly Re-
publican and says that the sureties OF
Probate Judge East. Of Pike county,
granted their request. They claim that
this Democratic reformer has one thou
sand dollars of money belonging to the
s., J. & P. R r Co., which was deposited
to pay certain parties. and that Judge
East has misapplied the money.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

E. b. bingham, atty for pI'n.
mar2gt5t
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DIDS'T Know WHAT lie Was DoIXG. -
Patrick Donahue was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF shooting with intent to
kill. 1t seems that Donahue whose sa-
loon is on Third street, near Long, yes
terday afternoon fired shot across the
street into the grocery of John Duffy,
the shot going through a window and
falling near a man named Theodore Cry.
Donahue was taken before E-quIre Jones,
and was bound over to the Court OF Com
mon Pleas in the sum OF $500 lie gave
the security aud was released. Donahue,
il is said. was intoxicated at the time,
and denies any knowledge OF shooting at
any dy-l0hio Statesman.
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SheriR's Sale of Real Estat her

State OF Ohio, Jackson COuniy,s -
Court Of Common Pleas. md
David H. Evans ". Daniel W. Evans
In Partition. So,
Notice Is hereby given, that I wil
ale ~ public auction, at thc door OF thT
House in Jackson, on
Saturday, April 2Sth, 1871,
at one o'clock r. NJ. OF said day, the fol
slsscftlud real estate. situated Iu the coo
IackSou aud stale OF Ohio, To wit: d.,
Tie west half Of the north wei quari1y ]
the west hall Of the south wet qunrier,C =
tion number fourteen 40, township .
seven (7l. range number seventeen u4to
the east half Of the south east quarter, an
lion number fiftern (ljl, township numn
ca (7), range seventeen tl0. e-l
a AtpraiSsai aS follows:
Isl described tIact at sl4oO.
2nd described tract at 500.
81 described tract at sZ.iii.
To be sold in certain proceedings In pnriltl"l
wherein David ID. Evans is petitioner an
Daniel W. Evans 1t al. def-udnnts.
Terms pf sale. onc-third un day OF sale, on
third IN one year. and the residue IN "" year
the deferred payments TO bc secufad ny h"t
aud mortgage ON the premises snlds nhi to Dr.
interest af six per cent. from unN OF sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF MARC
- JOHN NJ. EWING,
sheriff J. e.. y
f. b. Bingham, atty for PIN.
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The Chico Massacre.

The story Of the Wholesale murder OF
Cinnamon near Chico. Butte county, Cal
lIornia, by gang Of whites, is about a
lisa greeable and discOuragiug as any W.
could receive from that quarter. Five
Chinese agriculturists were set upon H.
the night and their sleep by the whites.
we're shot dead. and their cabin set or
hre. They seem to have given no provo
cation except that OF working on the
land This act of cruel violence has Gre
ated great excitement in the neighbOr
hood. We are glad to say that the citi
zens OF the place have behaved very we'll
and are dong what they can to bring the
t-sassins to justice. ltappears that there
is secret order in California called the
Order of the Caucasians. aud there is a
strong disposition to hold il responsible
for this as well as for lesser outrages upon
the Chinese. Meanwhile it must be-
observed that the pe:secuted race
shows no disposition to submit quietly to
wrong. The Cinnamon OF Chico have
sent drputation to San Francisco to
procure 8 900 from the Chinese compa-
nies. to be offered as n reward for the
apprehension and conviction Of the muir
derers
Whatever may be the best opinion re
-p"cLinE the OnlueHe QUESTION IN CallloI'
mia; good citizens there can have but one
mind about crimes against the person or
property af the obnoxious race. A few
more outrages like this, and the sympa
thy OF the whole country will be not only
with the outraged. but with all their
kith and kin. Ii is hard that the ra-
tiOnal and humane adjustment of a deli
cate and difficult question should be-
thus embarrassed by the murderous in
terierance Of the ignorant, passionate,
unscrupulous. and blood-thirsty How
ever. we have great confidence in the
general good sense of the California
community This is shown in the indig
nation which the Chico affair has created
and we believe that point has been
reached b-vond which those inclined Ia
resort to homicidil force will hardly dare
to gO-N Y Tribune
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state Of Ohio, Jackson county, s..
Court Of Common Pleas
Thomas J. Books vs.. George W. Brooks et ais
In Partition.
Notice is hereby given. that will offer for
sale a. public auction, at the door OF TIE court
House in jackson, ON
Saturday. April 2Sth, A. ID. 1871
at one o'clock z. NJ. OF said day, the following
described real estate. situated IA the county OF
Jackson and state Of Ohiu, TO wit:
The north east quarter Of the north east guar
ter, aud the north west quarter Of the norm
east quarter, OF section number thirty-two ti-l'
township number seven %, OF range hunbci
nineteen tl0l also, that part of the south eii-l
quarter OF the south east quarter, 81 sfctlnli
number twenty-ninc l291, IN township nhu
rang. aforesaid, which lies south of the county
road running through said tract OF land, IN p
direction nearly east and west. being about
twenty-eight t2s) acres, and containing ia nli
one hundred aud eight ifcrts, more or less
ist tract appraised at sS0l.
2ud tract appraised M $50
To be sold ln certain proceedings IN phfttiion,
wherein Thomas j. Brooks WAS petitioner ana
George w. Brooks et ais. defendants.
Terms OF sale. one-third ON day OF SALE one
third lea one year. and the residue IN two year,
deferr, 4 payments to be secured by uOits aud
mortgage ON the premises sold, anu bear inter
est at Elk per cent. from day % sale:
JOHN NJ. EWING,
Sh'm J. e. %.
Trpp & Atkinson, att'ys.
maf.gt5t
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A man named Daniel Boo

A man named Daniel Boote, who re-
sides on Walnut Hills. Cincinnati. kept a
ferocious bull dog chained in his back
yard. HIS little girl, aged FIVE years,
went out to feed the dog, when the saw
age animal attacked her. and nearly tore
her in pieces before man who was near.
succeeded in shooting him. The mother
OF the child. and the man, were also at
tackled. The woman had her hand badly
bitten. AT last accounts the child was
still living.
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French Transparent Cards.

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Some time ago we mentioned that a
writ of quo varrantO bad been served on
DR.. Wilson. asking him by what author
ity he claimed to hold the Office OF Su-
perintendent of the Athens Asylum.
The point was. that DR. Wilson IS now a
resident OF Indiana, although he had for.
merly been citizen OF Athens. Last
week the Supreme Court of Ohio render
ed decision in the case, holding that
DIR. Wilson cannot hold the office.
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The New York Sun gives an account
Of drunken ruffian who was tried in
court at Brooklyn Cor beating his wife, a
frail. helpless woman. After he bad re-
ceived his sentence, he sought his oppor-
tunity and knocked her down in the
court room, and kicked her in the face
with his heavy boots.
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On Saturday night week a drunk man
was frozen to death near Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati His name was
Anton Schachtener, and he had been in
the Infirmary. lie was last seen alive
on Friday night in drunken condition,
reeling out Of Cumminsville, going to-
wards the InfrmarY
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Nearly twenty years ago one hundred
emigrants, men women and children,
were murdered by the Mormons, at
Mountain Meadow. in Utah Last Fri
day John D. Lee leading Mormon was
shot for participation in the crime. He
was shot at the same place where he com
initial the murder
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Inspectors Report.


To the Hon. Judge of Probate Court:
By authority derived nom you officially
bearing date the i7th day OF March, 1871 and
after being duly sworn according TO law, i, Da
vid Davis, a. Inspector, without previous no
tice or intimatiOn to the County Treasurer, oT
any other person. OF such intention, did forth
cetdrd immediately to count the moneys there
in, and inspect the Books. Records and NOuCi'-
ers thereof. together with all other property
which should be in the custody OF the Trrasu-
rer. In compliance with the law requiring GER
tificates of such examinations, hereby certify
that twemt y-fOur Thousand seven hundred aud
twenty -nve and 7l-lO0 dollars was the eNart
amount of money 50 found and counted In the
County Treasury, aud that the statement an
npXed, which agrees with the books Of the Au-
ditOr, pres uts the exact balances aud over
pay meIIts in each fund, and OF property thefi
In the custody OF the Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
DAVID DAVIS, Inspector.
Iari.son March 10 IsTT
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Give US rest" say Republicans. or
course. They don't want to hear any
thing more about the frauds through
which Hayes became President. This is
natural, but rest they cannot have
There is no rest for the wicked" says
the Scripture.
The above is the last brilliant thing
sent out by the literary bureau Of the
late reformer, S.muel j. Tilden. We find
it in nearly all of our reform" exchanges,
as an original editorial.
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Two men, named Wise and Wright,
got drunk at Georgesville, Franklin
county. when Wright struck Wise in the
forehead with a skillet. One of the legs
of the skillet penetrated the skull to the
depth of two and half inches and broke
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At Fort Smith, Arkansas. on last Sun
day night week. four drunk men entered
the house Of widow woman. and re-
manned over night All four OF them
outraged her, and she died next day.
She leaves four children. IL this woman
had died from the bite Of a mad dog. it
would have created great excitement;
but being only the result Of drinking
whisky it passes with little notice.
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CI.Assa

Long wool buck. . years and oycr...si 0l s. %
Long wool buck, year and under 2. 90 I Oh
I4,ttm ,goul buck lnftb. under 4 veal. I 90 o.
Fiti.. wool buck : years uud over - & 90 > e.
Fiu, wool buck ] year aud under bod. = uu 90
Elut. wool burg lamb. under 1 year. . uI 81
I iona yyUol t,g,a. years aud over 49,. g % I ~
4 long wool ewes, year aud under p uU 7 tU
[ ypuu ygool eve laiub under yeur..... ~ 1u
1 fu.. wool ewes, years aud over. > % io
3 nne wool ewcs, year aud under p go ! 81
Zine wool eve lamb, under ytur..... % ca
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A woman in Cincinnati named Cory,
locked her three children in a room
while she went to market When she
returned the children were nearly suffo-
Gated, and one Of them was so badly
burned that il died in a short time.
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On Saturday night last, at a doggery in
Cincinnati. kept by one Fridolin Buech,
an Irishman named Pat. OConnell stab
and George Wehe. Brown will probably
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The Kenton Republican says that Har-
ry Flood young man of fine promise,
an able deputy in the offices of both the
Clerk and the Sheriff, died of drunken
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A couple OF crazy spiritualists in War
rem county undertook to swap wives II
all went along very well until one Of the
women objected II is said the affair is
about to get into the courts Of law.
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And still the Democratic papers how


And still the Democratic papers howl.
-[Jackson Standard.
Just hold on a little while. After
Hayes acknowledges Nichols in Louis
lana and Hampton in South Carolina,
perhaps other papers than Democratic
will be found sitting upon their launches
bowling loudest OF all. Give Hayes a
chance, Mr.. Standard Il Brown County
News.
Just SO. After he acknowledges Mich
oils He is too smart to do that.
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man named Peter Henderson has
been arrested and put in Jail in Waverly,
charged with the crime of incest. His
daughter, who made the affidavit. is 10
years of age.
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lnA A. Oakley Hall, one of the notorious
New York Democratic thieves and lead
ers in the party, has suddenly and mys
teriously disappeared. sdt -
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PREMIUM LIST.

List Of Premiums to be Awarded By the
jackson County Agricultural society. az
their esd Annual Pair, Co be held at Jack
son. Ohio. sept. 18th. I4th and 18th. 1871.
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u The notorious DR.. Raphael, an astrolo
ger and humbug generally. killed him
self last week in Cincinnati by taking
e laudanum a'
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A dispatch h. s { cen received rom the
Athens Asylum, giving an accou o the
death at that pla, of Hartford L. Smith,
son of Llnson Smith, of Milton town
ship.
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Nuiirr b. hsrftv Hivsn o. AL rrrauns whr are
fisTiuiiuH tm AarhsHm ruumfN withnut a itnrnnes
that thsY Hru ffuursfri o. sff she rfsfef license
90 the ainfutF wiil hHfF o. ~ Fufuffets
IT, ". FATTtitHuN. Audtiuf y G.
sept. o. tssa tf
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~ VISITING CARDS. with your name
~ 4 finely printed aud paflor pictures liruii
q aH 1 and iai d~caps) printed Ia 10 cnlogs eich.
Wv the lot sent postpaid for = cents. fts.t-
age st4mps taken as money. kuriz Hru.
:. r. Cor 5th and Chestnut sts. Philadeiphlh'
pa mcha2-iy
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Notice.

TIE u1de. 81 2ncd Ia been appointed admin
l-tIH!orO tie estate OF Niiiiuin T.. MUfg n, late
% il, ksJn cCuIty, Ohio, dec. as a..
JOHN ID. JONES.
Mach Is, .e7.-Jw
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Entry Zee ior trottinE and pacing . %. two 20
go a. q time aud 40 premiums % b. nwarus q
unlc-s fpuf % more entries aso made. aud the
time Inside thrce minutes.
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There was baby show in Cincinnati
last week There will be one in Jackson
at the county fair in September
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THURSDAY. mARCH 30. 1877.

The Postmaster at Middleport, Meigs
county. is to be removed. and George Wo
meldorf is to be appointed in his place.
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As33I
Three D,eds and ono Nfortca.e.

sls3 81
Three DseGs and one Mortgage.
We. the undersigned, Auditor and Treasurer
OF jackson County, ONO, do hereby certify that
IL foregoing statement j. a full aud complete
-xhibit OF the condition Of the Treasury OF
Jackson County, OhiO, on tue last business day
If February, 1877, showing the exact amOant Of
money la the Treas Iry belOngins 20 each par
ocular fund, together with ali notes and secu-
rifles.
Given under our hands officially this Goth
day OF March, \. ID. 1871.
r. W PATTERSON. Auditor.
JAS. X. HUNTER, Il o surer.
mar CIT
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The Southern question Is still full OF
danger. President Hayes, with the ap
proval Of his cabinet, has written to
Hampton and Chamberlain, each OF
whom claims to be Governor OF South
Carolina. to come to Washington City,
and have conference with the Presi-
dent Chamberlain has come but Ilamp
ton has not yet decided whether he will
come or not.
commission is to go to New Orleans
to make an attempt to settle the question
OF Governor between Packard and Mich
oils.
The Southern bull-dozers are opposed
to any thing but the removal of the U
8 troops. so that the rebel white league
rulfians can take military possession ol
those States
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The State OF Ohio, Jackson county, S.:
/, the undersigned, Judge of the Probate
Court within and for the county Of jackson
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the above and
iOrrgOing i true aud correct copy Of orig
NAL certificate Of Inspection Of the County
Treasury of said County. and the statement
thereto annexed, fil,d by David Davis a. such
Inspector, in said Probate Court on the 18th
day Of March A. ID. 1877
Witness my signature and the seal Of
lsEAL.l said Court, at Jackson, this 18th
day of March, A. -. 1871.
J.J. &. EVANS,
Prnbatp Julwp-
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PRESIDENT HAYES.

President Hayes is an able. honest,
brave pure man. What he says he will
10, will be done lie neither smokes nor
chews tobacco He does not use intoxi-
eating drinks He never uses vulgar, in
decent or profane language. He is true
type Of the Christi gentleman. He
has assured the country more than once,
in public manner. that while he will
labor for justice to the sorely tried white
man of the South, he will in no wise
abandon the helpless colored man. He
has more than once declared that the
amendments to the Constitution, includ-
ing that Of giving the colored man the
right to vote, must aud shall be carried
out That is the only question which
has, in reality, divided the country into
two parties during the past lew years.
The Democratic party. in National con-
vantion at ST. Louis last summer declared
that the party was ready and willing TO
carry out, in good faith, these am~nd'
ments President Hayes now tells the
leaders of that party, that if they were
honest, now is the time to show it, and
there il no need OF further division be
tween the parties.
We have no faith in the Democratic
party. 1t is bad all the time. But we
have the utmost faith in the honesty
ability and integrity OF President Hayes
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School Election.

Notice + hereby given that there VIII b an
election held ou the first Monday uf April, lsi'.
in tie Incorporated Village oi JHtk ksun aud aii.
nexed territory. TOR two members 81 the school
B ami OF that village, To serve for the term Of
three yeats.
BY order Of the Bndrd.
WA. VAUGHN, President.
MARK STERNBEEGER, Secretary.
March -, 1871. 2w
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