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"The Republicans carried the election
at Summerville, S. c., last month, but
the successful candidates have not been
allowed to take their seats The Demo
cratic papers declared that it would not
do for the Radicals to carry thefrst cleo
tion of the year, and the Council refused
to declare the result of the election
What will Governor Hampton do in the
premises ?'-l Cincinnati Gazette.
What could you expect him to do, un-
der the policy of pacfcation, only to see
that carpet baggers' and "scalawags'
(Republicans) never hold Office in the
rebel States?
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Will the Hayes papers please copy the
following? 1t is from the Cincinnati
Times:
Another of Mr.. Keys postmasters has
been heard from. He received circular
asking him to contribute to the Republi-
can Congressional campaign fund, and
here is his reply:
"ILCHEsTER PosT OFFICE,
Howard Co., MD, July 3, 1878.
ITO George Gorham, Esq, Secretary of
Congressional Committee, Washing
ton, D. c.:
Your.circular of May 81, is at hand.
In reply, would say you are in the wrong
box. l am from the Eighth Ward of
Baltimore, Md, and contribute to the
Democratic cause only. Very resp'y,
A. P MYERS, P M"
Funny, isn't it?
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The Indian war in Oregon is reac

The Indian war in Oregon is reaching
crisis. Fifty volunteers under Capt
Sperry were defeated at Willow Springs
Sperry, and nearly all his men were
killed, only seven of the fifty being found
alive. Gen. Howard, with the main
force is in hot pursuit of the savages.
The Indian trail indicates that there are
1000 warriors together. Gen. Howard
thinks they will attempt to cross the
Columbia river, and he has taken pre-
cautions to intercept them.
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Four years ago there was show at
Athens Silas Dew got drunk, and was
implicated in the murder of man nam
el Harvey McWhorter. Dew was tried
twice IN Athens county, when the venue
was charged to Washington county, and
resulting in the acquittal of Dew. One
pint of mean whisky cost New horter his
life, cost the taxpayers of Athens county
$4,000, cost Dew, it is said, $l5,000-all
untold misery.
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The Pomeroy Iron Company have made
and assignment to DR.. Norton, who has
been manager for the Company for over
two years. The assets are put down at
SAB ,S97 SO, and liabilities at $l05, 354. 81.
In all such cases it comes out much worse
than the figures given, as the assets gen.
orally include a lot of bad debts. and a
fictitious value is generally put upon
most Of the property on hand.
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When we were in Columbus last spring
we met a gentleman who resides in Wash
ington, Fayette county. He inquired
about Bro. Gould. We told HIM that
Bro Gould was all right-he had got
religion" The gentleman remarked
that Bro. Gould got religion once at
Washington, and he (the gentleman
aforesaid) told some of Bro. Gould's
brethren in the church, that now Bro.
Gould had to do one of two things-quit
lying, or get out of the church. But he
said Bro. Gould did not quit lying.
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"Out of the Penitentiary into the Dem
ocratic Legislature of Ohio. That is what
O'Connor done Out of Jail into into the
Democratic State Convention. That is
what Eph Holland done. = Holmes Co.
Republican.
That is horrid bad grammar, but it will
do for Hayes organ. Hayes pardoned
this Penitentiary bird, Holland, out of
JAIL after he had plead guilty. That is
what HAYES "done"
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a NoTED DIVsNE SAYS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. Sd, 1875.
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Plies, The best physicians failed to relieve me
rom this living death your pills were recon-
mended; the first dose gave me such relief that
l continued to take them. l am now a well
man; have good digestion. regular stools piles
zone and have gained TO ty pounds flesh.
TUFTS Pills are worth their weight in gold.
REV. r. /. SIMPSON.
Sold by all Druggists, % cents. Office 35 Muir
ray Street, N. y. 27june7SmG
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massacre Of Wyoming was celebrated in
Luzcrne county, Pa, on Wednesday of
last week. President Hayes made
speech, but we notice in reading it that
he forgot to tell the people of Wyoming
Valley that Butler and his followers were
Greeks, and entitled to as much respect
as the women and children whom they
butchered
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The question is being agitated whether
Charley Grosvenor or Private Dalzell is
the head of the Republican party in this
State. Neither. Together with Stanley
Matthews they form triumvirate.-
TCincinnati Times.
But what are you going to do with
Deacon Richard Smith? Or is he a tri
umvirate in and of himself? Does he
not embrace goodness, consistency and
truth
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persons,

We set out to mention the accidents,
suicides and murders on the 4th, caused
by whisky. We had got four or five ca
ses reported in the Cincinnati papers,
when we received the New York daily
Sun, Times and Tribune, and we gave it
up. The record is fearful and appalling
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There was a great storm at Pittsburgh
on the 4th. A party were out in the
country at picnic, and took shelter un-
der tree. The tree was blown down,
and killed and wounded a dozen or more
persons.
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Liberty Tp.-Joseph Weston, Assessor.
James Coyle, 5S years, months and 20 days.
Disease not known.
Joseph Eubanks, SO years. months and 16
days Inf rheumatism.
Robert Exline Sc years, months and days.
Chills and fever.
Charles V. Erwin, 10 months. Whooping-
cough.
Alfred Glassburn, 65 years. II months and 2
days. Disease not known.
Electa Grover, "a years, mon tbs and 10 days
Consumption.
Valentine Gobbleman, G6 years and months.
Heart disease.
George w. Hanan, months and 81 days.
Lung fever.
Sarah Hooton, 81 years, 9 months and days.
Dropsy.
Isabella NJ. Harper, l6 years, months and 20
days. Consumption.
Christena Ropp, 1 year and l month. Oh.
Inf.
Lucyan Ragland 20 years, months and 13
days. Consumption.
Michael Ropp, 48 years, ? months and 10 days.
Lung disease.
Hannah Sheridan Is years and II days. Con-
sumption.
Elisha Vernon, 81 years. months and days.
Disease not known.
Venora V. Vandervort, years, months and
l day. Consumption.
William H. Whaley, year, II months and l5
days. Lung fever.
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81 TELEPHONES

For short lines my Acoustic Teleph one is the
best in uSs.. ! ha I've q test line n4lr in length
that transmits tn voice with Such rover as to
be heard in all parts OF an ordinary Iot m. Send
&C. for illustrated Circulars. jy4t4t
J.R HOLCOMB, Mgllet Creek, Ohio.
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Even the Democratic papers declare
that Bishop should never be Pre- esident,
just because he knows more about draw
ing moiasses than he does about oratory-
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Special Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gaz tie.
WASHINGTON, july Z

II. V. Boynton writes from Washin gton
fine picture of the beauties of pacifcation
in the rebel States. Here are the head
lines:
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jackson Tp.-Ihomas j. Leach, Assessor.
Jane Bond, so years and 10 months. Cancer
Arthur Allen Boyer, 2 months and 26 days
Whoopingcough.
Arthur Boring, years and II days. Whoop-
ingcough.
Mortimer J. Brohard, SO years, 5 months and
Is days. Disease not known.
Walter Raymond Boyer, months and 16
days. Brain fever.
Ella Boring year and months. Whoop-
ingcough.
Verlinda Deity, 43 years. months and 2S
days. Liver complaint.
Sarah Dull, 50 years, months and 28 days.
Liver complaint
Isaac Dempsey, months and II days.
Whoopingcough.
Samuel Finch, 81 years. Old age.
Joseph William Fitch, 26 years. Congestiye
chiIIs.
Evaline Harper, G months and q days. Spi-
nal fever.
Oterah Jones, 27 years. months and 26 days.
HemoTrhage.
Thomas Jenkins, 20 years, months and 20
days. Fever.
Emma Jane Leach, 81 years, 8 months and
days. Consumption.
Thomas j. Lingenfelter, 63 years. 2 months
and days. Disease not known.
Leoma MagilI, 5 months and 2S days. Whoop-
iugcough.
Alvertis Niclzes, l month and 81 days.
Whoopingcough.
Lama Porter, years, months and 10 days.
Fever.
Samuel George Porter, II years and % days.
Typhoid fever.
Jacob Reno Rowland, 10 years. Dropsy.
Nancy Alice Rinehart, year and months.
Ch. Inf.
Alice Ragland, years. Burned.
Samuel Rapland, 60 years. Drowned.
Malinda Speakman, G5 years, months and
10 days. Apoplectic.
Child of Jasper N and f. NJ. Waller, days.
Disease not known.
John Willis, 80 years, 3 months and 10 days.
Crushed by MILL
Sarah Catharine Willis, 81 years, G months
and DAYS. Consumption.
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The following dispatch, headlines and
all, appeared in the Cincinnati Gazette of
Monday:
CIAL AGENT.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gaz tie.
WASHINGTON, July 7.
Gen Harry Heath, of Richmond an
ex- Confederate officer Of considerable note
has been appointed Special Agent of
the Treasury Department,
The Hayes papers will swallow such
news with great relish. They will de-
clare that Hayes is doing just the right
thing in putting the U, S. Treasury into
the hands of the rebels, and these papers
will frantically howl for the success of
the Republican ticket
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State OF Ohio, County OF Jackson, IS:
1, d. Armstrong, Cashier of the above-uamed
bank, do s0lemnly swear That the above state
ment is true 10 the best OF my knowledge and
belief. d. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th
day of July, 1878.
CHARLES c. JAMES,
Notary Public J. Z. .
-
II. L. CHAPMAN,O
PETER PIGEREL, Directors.
T. 5. MATTH EWS,)
Ii,-lf
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NOTICE

g The great celebrity of our TIN TAG TO-
g BACC0 has caused many imitatOrS thereof
e to be placed on the market, we therefore
s caution all CheWers against purchasing such
g imitati ms.
:: All dealers buying or selling plug tobacco
= bearing a hard. or metallic label, render
8 themselves liable to the penalty of the Law,
8 and all persons violating our trade marks
e are punishable by fine and imprisonment.
% SEE ACT OF CONGRESS, AUGUST IA,
g 1876.
g The genuine LORILLARD TIN TAG
"a TOBACCO can be distinguished by a TIN
% TAG on each lump with the word LORIL-
e LARD stamped thereon.
q Over loss tons tobacco sold in 1877, and
"a nearly 5000 persons employed in factories.
g Taxes paid Government in 1877 about
e as3,500,O 900, and during past u years, over
$2O,OO0,OOO.
These goods sold by all jobbers at manu-
facturerS rates.
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RANN STATEMENT.
The First National Bank of Jack
son, Ohio,

At j aclsson, in tho State of Ohio at the close
of business on the 2Sth day of
June, 1878.
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Jackson Tp.-Thomas j. Leach, Assessor,
w and Maggie Anderson -......-........ ..Burgee
Vincent and sarah BTOwn.............. DrCSilla A
Henry and Margaret NJ HarL e:t.....Nol Iamed
DR. II and Sarah E Burge ess................ Frank
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FAAh
tract has more influence withfthc modern
voter than a acknowledgement OK.
Hos. h. MI HrNTER OF Virginia, who
va. a member OF the Senate Of the United
states FROM 1917 to 1861, chairman OF the
Finance ComIuitte at the Outbreak Of the
war, and afterwards Secretary of State OF
tho Southern Contederacy, has addressed
long letter to the editor OF the Louis
willie Courier OHrAaL, in which he presents
new system Of finance for the considea.
lion OF the country. Mr.. Hunter argues
that there is great danger in the future
tina, the Government willpass intotheab'
.olnte control Of Tho money power; and
TO ward Off this danger, he would have a
financial system which should not require
the redemption in coin OF the paper mon.
ry used by the Government and people,
lie says that specie has an influence and
,uwcr beyond all other property and that,
II all paper money must DO convertible
into specie, he who controls the specie OF
the country will control the money and
regulate the settlement Of its contracts, the
rates OF interest, and its entire productive
rapacitv. Mr.. Hunters financial plan is,
in biet that the crClis Of the Government
should be used instead ofthc specie Of the
few. III he says, ''thc United States
would issue notes in denominations spita-
nlc for currency, with a provision that
they should be receivable for all dues to
the Government, u legal tender for all
debts. and convertible at the pleasure oil
the holder into currency bonds OF the
Government, bearing such q rate OF spe-
cic interest as would keep those bonds at
rav with specie, the bonds, too, to be re-
convertible into notes similar to those
which then these notes would
circulate easily at par with specie il not IS
sued in extrayasent quantities. But this
las; could not welt he with the provision
OF converibility." II issued in extrava'
IAN, quantities, Mr.. Hunter admits that
the notes would fall below specie par, but,
in that case. ne says, 'the holders would
conver them into currency bonds, because
they would bear q rate OF interest which
would make them worth par in specie
The surplus would be thus funded until
the volume Of currency in circulation
would rise to par in specie. Should the
uo;es,on the other hand, rise above specie
par. the demand for them would continue
until enough bonds had been reconverted
into notes, or enough notes had been Is,
sued by the Government, to make the
amount OF currency equivalent to the
sam amount OF specie" There isproba'
bly, no man in the Southern States whose
opinions upon a question Of this kindare
more worthy OF regard than Mr.. Hunter,
He is nearly 20 years OF age, and his whole
life has been devoted to public affairs.
His first speech in Congress to which he
was elected in 1857, was in favor of the
independent treasury and against a nation
al bank, and he is the author Of the pres.
eut warehouse system in connection with
the Collection OF duties upon imports,
which has proved ot-sO muchadyansage
in recent years to importers OF limited
means,
"
MI a..- URa.RRnr. NARaa 80
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BEltuRE LocAlS-The Buckeye Ian.
tern Company has a full force OF hands
both day and night, and are shipping
about one hundred doIen daily.
The Temperance Union realized about
$. but sold the articles left, not losing
anything.
Owing to the excitement concerning the
election returns yesterday evening Coun-
Gil did not meet.
Tomorrow is the day fixed as the time
for shutting of the gas il the citizens and
company cannot agree.
Or. Satterthwait Is having dagstoneS
laid down in front Of his house on Guern-
Sey street, forming q very neat pavement.
The Ladies' Benevolent Association is
now fully organized. Committees have
been appointed in each ward to whom
donations can be made, Il is hoped that
all will cheeriully respond to the call Of
this committee, thereby relieving the
needy Of the city.
Mr.. j. l. TallmAn, owing to his having
had a large bunion removed recently, Is
compelled to goRbout ID crutcheS
Rev. Carr. Presiding Elder OF the u. E
Church Tor the Barnesyille District, is in
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
OF TRAINS.

STraiclpbIa AecO,nmodation.-Thls tnInOnly runs
between WhtelluS and TH4delpht2.
tDaIly except Su~nday-EeIAfE Accommodation.
fSteubenVille AccOmm0lAdOn.-ThiS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tin'sFerry and Rellire, stopping when required a.
sherman House, EtnAVtlle, West wheeling ana
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Frank Mcneil is good boy but the poo
pie thought he could wait.
The people of Wheeling vote a they
please. They therefore smashed the ma
chine" on Tuesday.
Put up your best men on both sides for
office aud you will stand a chance to elect
some otthem, is the lesson of the day.
Everybody says that Ohio county will
he well represented in the next Legisla.
iurr.
tCol. Ben had made about mi more
visit here it would have made the people
practically unanimous for Hubbard.
hi>Slid that cousin Hansneyer she'd a
tear yesterday over Ben's fate in this
county. 1aA4Da rTY8siM
No body in Wheeling need apply to Col.
Ben hereafter for any garden seeds
Neither Ohio county nor "ohio county's
iavorite son" will bein favotwith COLLEEN
in the next Congressional Convention
John Hanson kissed Col. Ben on one
cheek and his friends Srnote himhon the
other. 7NAN &c
Where, Oh Where, is Geo Crumbaeket
and the Greenback legionH
ltmakes" nothing different. now Ehssh.
rr Col. Jim Bassell was a Tilden Demo-
ri or Hendricks Republican.
The Work House project has gone gtim-
mering like 'the haseles fabric OF =
dream"
sam. McColloch was The RVsrsspecial
aversion. BChold the result; SIS ma
iori,y.
Don't scratCh-pleasc dOnt!" cried the
Rs,iAr to the Democracy. WheruPon
the Democracy went at ii tooth and nail.
influence you SEQ.
The RtyiAr is a boomerang organ. 1t
kicks back among its tricnds worse than it
shoots forward among its enemies.
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Brooke County Election.

WRLLSBURG, Oct. 9.
cutrsroudencs q The IatGIlsAnees.
The election OF yesterday passed off
quietly. The candidates for the county
offices i. G. Clerk OF the Circuit and County
Courts, were very busy all day long. Con-
siderable feeling was manifested as to
which of the candidates ought to be elect
ed. Marks, formerly Republican, now
Grecnback, VS. White, Democrat, for Clerk
OF Circuit Court, is elected by l4e majority,
Turner, Democrat, vs. Kimberiand, Green
back, for Clerk OF County Court, is elect
ed BY 1877 majority. Marks had the ad.
vantage of White by having filled the
Office one term and being better known in
the county. Turner had the advantage
OF Kmbeflapd IN that he Is from Bethany,
andthey 90 solid out there for one oftheir
wool, especially il he belongs to the Demo
cratic, party, he also had the adj
vantage OF having filled the office
iavorably for a term, which is a good help
and again that kmberland has been
county assessor and in the discharge of his
duties as such, he has earned the i'll will
OF q host who object to paying taxes in
proportion TO what they are worth.
GiSt, Greenback, vs. Sommerville, for the
House OF Delegates is elected by - ma
jority.
VIM. Jones, ex.Mayor OF Wellsbug,
Greenback, is elected Justice Of the Peace
for Wellsburg, over Thos. Everett, Dem,
by 81 majority, VIM. Liston, Dem. vs..
Jacob Myers, Dem, for Constable, elected.
Z majority.
Ben. Wilson's majority is los.
j.. J. Woods majority is lS9.
BaSsell, Greenback, for Congress, got 9l6
votes; Darrah, Greenback, for State SEN
ate, got - votes.
The Greenback party is certainly diSap-
pointed, as they expected TO be able TO
materially weaken the Democratic vote.
Had the Republicans had one more week
before election there would have been .
Simon pure Republican county ticket
brought out which would have changed
somebody's maiorities. They vow that
they will never again be guilty Of not put
ting q ticket in the field and win or die by
it. As to the charge made that the Re
publieans and Greenbacker were in part.
nershin it is false. 6. b, c.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Conpany's Works,
KSowN As me OLD YIrNr ss0s

By virtue d 4 pesI Si TrsG na. " Hsul
Hobbs, senSoT, and Aahe!h ks VII Va 7 Ei
and S4llie A., his Nlt. and JIss BaH, "a YsSn.
bic, his wife, To the gsitniEseI Tnz,;S-. tl,L r.
Iry 4tth, Is71, and rcnnrsH ia tie gsr Z atGgt
Of the County COgrt q OaA s5Gb;y, as: Terti
In Deed Of Trust Book No. s peEt "a, ! VI IN
The tront door q the CoUT HsS4 dOAa u4sJ
WG1 Virginia, on
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Commanding At 10 o'sIocf !. ", tAe klsvhf L,
eehbed properly, ihl; l. to NJ L0Gszga4h,
hundred and 6tty+EpgT ard two Azs4Tei al shJ4V
10 EoG and CapliBe'I lidttb5a % h DIV 4 ElrE
ing. Ohio cOuat!, WSt vL:E.si Ss!t3!T.taA,
south side q WbaEaC trek. tGEAG III LA
appuFtenanees thereto ttisEEIE
Also The tSll0SiRE deers-3 stHs CO prriRAal
dtnated 90 The hank Il Wktihg CaEk u tsuj
o. wheeling IioseslH, hsas!sI p hGU ca,
mendng At 4 point "a CrnpesI EFss eNsstHl
and twenty (lS0 t~I dsi q it as ~ 4 u.
street; tbenee TuAnisZ sastTITt!E lhsi p ~
more o. len, to Atsesty - scs LlsT fJHssg ~
GeSeent street 70 he sFyek ihssc sdASr-lI ha
aid Crseent streeG 70 the MIR 4 HhsiEf0 Wt
thence lloaS the BrIsIs5 x AZ Grtt . tA4nl
line Il IL n8nherei tSO b1stari tal ssy%g 8;
thence SnathEanIIy via Nd ~ NGecEi Eu
20 the ptaes q hadhalHL sSs,sss L tkk1L
it1nenu and A~pPGTIscI1oa l. Nd ka ( hi h
longing.
Selling IS Trustee. ISi! osaTe! j. :ttsarsa
in ne b. aLI duea x Lrzst
TEEMs OF SAtE-On%ik| EJA tt Nths1 4
two equal ibStlllntao 81 az IsI h.t zEiiNt'
deneed by notrs hadsx iaersS &c tJ dRAa
title y Be retained sn;il paTuesi !. -
WILQAN J. v. OEpE.
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