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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
AyTUsE NEVIS.


LAST TnaEE SIGiirs
MY AwssluL DAD.
MR.. LESTER wALLAoK
Apoxf Ell E ssPss. is
NON AHff S f6wH F. H9ksSP shaS
1 T4ek Mic s "A A.. l. SAF sf sss
Miss vININd will also appear
KoSsrsson's delightful s s9msnss of rs.lm,.
will be ~n .n. and
GILMOKE's GARDEN.
January 20 and 20.
THE MOST EFo1 HETp ynEESl0 ro TSyRsAAEs'
4zE !A nasT is
,ssrNuGGLEs FOR svPREMACYI
md WSsIonrs
W.iiss Ss%s:: sas Msd.
fI %s W.T. MrLEa 2as JRss a.
New York Blacksmith and some of the ciovcrsst amateurs
wisTEa sfoSfs su ~ xSSss ~ iSFaEssiSE
General Admission g ssp:1 Reserved seats extra
Amateurs desiring to enter io' he oneno
mile Handicap Races. and amateurs and professionally de-
az s%s BY rSus:a.S
nj noon, to II. flSuMMEk, u Murray
DOWEKY THEATRE.-GkAND SUCCESS. or
ID Mr. JULIE KEEN aud
Miss SAI4fIE ADAMS
IN their great realistic sensation Drama OF
CHRIS.
Preceded by the farce Of WHY DON'T SHE MARRYr
Second CHRIS matinee Saturday at
(IREMoKNE, Sad ST, ADJACENT .6rH Az.
E 3qiEff sScIasIhs hVEkHH Ev hEASE
ELEGANT rAeISSKsi, , ysILhiA ANT oRoiiEsrRA.
THE PARISIAN JARDlS MABlLLE.
Observation-Disclosures SHADOW DANCES
THUKSDAYS-Gaa nights and distribution OF fAvora
NERMANfA THE TIRE.
JAU NEUENDURFF Direct
This evening HASEMANN's TOECiirER.
Comedy. III Tour acts. by All L'Arronge.
Box Office open daily IRON I'll o'clock.
A BERLE's TIvOLI THEATRE
n Sth st.. between I'd, AN Sd ava
Greatest OF all success. Capt A. II. BOGAkDUS.
81. Champion Wing Shot oil the World f
Miss Le Tournsur, The primn dounn engaged at
Turner und teycr. great song
Mile. lie Tourneur, the French
James Bensey comedian and calis; Topack
ders the entries; Eddie Kuhn tlist mimic:
Caroline Sciratcr the solo danscuse Watson and
ion, the daring gymnasts French Twin Sisters In
sketches &c; Maud Sh pherd the superb vocalist; jennie
Tuurneur, tho AERIAL wonder Alice Daily. the favorite
day afternoon and SUNDAY midnight.
TNONY PAsTOR's.-ALL THE LADIES AND PRETTY
i children will he ut
TONY PASTORS MATINEE TO-DAY.
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We have been requested TO publish the
following from the Baltimore sun. II
explains itself We will only say in ed.
dition, that we have been doing quite a
large business by express on this road.
and il has always been entirely satisiact-
ory:
Some allusion by Mr.. Thomas A. Scott
TO the matter OF Express business over
the railroads. in the late meeting of the
Pennsy lvsnia Railroad Company, at PhIl-
Adrl pbia has ELECTED a letter from Mr.
John w. Garrett, President OF the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad. address TO Mr.
Scott, and dated the 18th inst, as follows:
MY attention has been called to the
following statement, reported in the
Philadrlpnia Evening Bulletin OF the l2th
inst, namely, Col. Scott also said that he
bad been informed within the week that
the Baltimore a Ohio Company had be-
come tired OF managing its own Express
business, and was anxious to 20 back to
its old plan, where there was no respon-
sibility. As your informant was entirely
mistaken, and this statement is the re
verse OF the fact. may / ask you to cor
rect it2 The Baltimore a Ohio Compa-
ny dee ms its present system OF managing
Its Express business, the most desirable
for its interests. and does not entertain
any design Of changing il"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
TWEED DEAD.

Boss Tweed died in Ludlow Street
Jail, New York. last week. lie was the
most gigantic thief OF all the Democratic
thieves, and this saying a good deal
Like most thieves snd murderers he got
religion before he died, and went straight
home TO glory The report OF his death
says
"IIis last words to DR.. Carnochan were:
4 have tried to do some good ! have
not had good luck. ! am not afraid to
die. believe the guardian angels will
protect me-"
Now we may expect. the Democratic
papers to put on mourning. by turning
their rules. and bowling because their
great leader is dead. After it was sd-
mitted by every body that Tweed had
stolen over six million dollars from the
tax payers OF New York, the Democratic
party elected him TO the State Senate by
over eleven thousand majority.
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derer, but be will be hung in ChillIcothe
in June, all the same
There are several reasons why we do
not believe that Vance is insane. There
was entirely too much method in his
madness
His brother in law, James z Hebard,
of Gallipolis. wrote to Hon. VIM. Bell, of
Columbus, and the letter was published
in the Ohio Statesman, and we take from
it the following extract
II am unable 10 give you a solution Of
the utterly uuaccountable mystery sur
rounding Luther's (Col: Vance's) disap-
pearance. Upon his return from Colum
bus, about March Is. had a long talk
with him in relation to the business on
which he went to Columbus. He talked
cheerfully and hopefully on all matters
under confederation, and seemed in good
spirits generally On the morning he
last left Gallipolis went to the boat
with him, and noticed nothing unusual
in his manner. He told me he had tele
graphed Senator DUNCAN to meet him al
Cincinnati to confer with him on polite
al affairs, and that he would write me
| from Cincinnati the result OF his inter
view with DUNCAN so far as il concerned
me. The Friday morning after his dis
appearance | received letter from him
written at Cincinnati Wednesday, March
20 saying that DUNCAN was with him
that the interview between them had
been satisfactory, and that Wednesday
night they would leave the city together
he for Washington and DUNCAN to STOP
at Columbus"
o. B. Chapman, editor of the Pomeroy
Telegraph, says:
"Ex Congressman Vance passed down
the Ohio River on the steamer Ohio. the
same day we started out on our recent
trip. He was engaged the greater part
OF the time in card-playing. and appeared
cheerful and happy. Before arriving AT
Huntington, where we let the boat, We
cbmnced 10 meet him in the Clerk office
aud had quite lengthy conversation
with him Whatever else he may be, ht
is not insane lie exhibited no signs %
nervousness or agitation, and there wa
nothing in his conduct to indicate thal
he had started on other than an ordinary
business trip.
A gentleman who resides in Jackson
tells US that he saw Vance in Cincinnati
and there was nothing the matter will
him, and Senator DUNCAN. in giving u
an account OF his being with Vance {
day or two, and up to the time he ab
seconded made no mention OF anything
wrong about him mentally.
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ROad Notice.

Notice i hereby given. that a petition will be
presented 10 the Com mi~siOueIs OF j tci<su
county, Ohin. at their next regular sestDn. 10
be held on the lrst Monday nf June. a. II. is-S.
pray ng for the alteration 90 the county road
leading from Wciisiom 60 Finley CHAPEL iu aatd
county, as foliows: Besinuiug nt point iu
said road where said ROAD iufcrseci~ tine section
line between SECTIONS twenty i've lGti aud thir-
ty-siN tsl la Washington township la said
county, about one eighth of mile north % the
re~idsuce OF the late widow @.pus thence iu m
uorthssi~tefly dircrt ION across the lands OF the
Wellstou Coal aud Iron Company, TO Broad
wny street Ca the town uf Wrii~tOu, at or near
where said Bruadway strcet crosses Miller
street In said town Of WclistDn thcucs east
along said Broadway street Co Main street ia
said town OF Well.tou; thence south along
said Main street to point where said Main
street rrussc~ the Aforesaid county road leading
from Wellston to Finley Chapel, and that -
much OF said road ns lies between the above
first and last mentioned points b. vacated.
y. Is. BINGHAM.
lsapIt Att'y for Pstition~rs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
RESUMPTION.

When Gen. Fremont was in pursuit of
the rebels in Missouri, in the year 1861,
Adjutant General Townsend mde lenG-
thy report, proving that he never could
bridge the streams and catch the rebels;
but before Townsend's report was print
ed, Fremont had done the very thing
which Townsend had proven he never
could do
The inAationists have repeatedly prov.
en- that resumption could not take place
next January; but on last Saturday gold
in New York was only of one per cent.
premium and on Monday one bank in
Chicago. and one in Cincinnati. COM
menced paying gold for their bills, to all
who wanted gold.
Hurrah for John Sherman
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

"While the Democratic caucus IN
Washington throws overheard the gal
LIANT Irish soldier and veteran OF two
American wars. General Shields. and
takes instead wounded General in the
Confederate army the Democratic su
thorities in Columbus are engaged in di--
charging from the public service men
like Captain Goodwin and Captain Hear
ing each of whom lost leg in the Un
ion army. and according TO Democratic
authority, filling vacant places with de-
serters and bounty Jumpers. II [Colum-
bus Journal.
That is pretty rich to appear in q
Hayes paper. when we take into consid
GRAFTON the style Of man Hayes chose as
his Postmaster General
BY the way would not the gallant
Irish soldier and veteran OF two Ameri
can wars. General Shields. have made
about as good a Postmaster General as
the traitor Key, who fought four years to
destroy the Government
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

The rebel Postmaster General has some
very smart Alecks ser,i ing under him
Some two months ago Mr. Graham, of
this place. told us to send the Standard
one year TO his brother in law, Arthur
Metcalf, to Barton P. O., Barton county.
Illinois. We charged the subscription to
Mr.. Graham's account, and credited the
subscription for one year. and commenc-
ed sending the Standard as directed by
Mr.. Graham. Last week we received the
following. written on a postal card
Burton Ills. April 10, 1878
Editor Jackson Standard was thinking
you would hear Of Arthur Metcalf, Bar
ton P. o Barton Co but as you continue
senting your Paper TO Barton Ills. where
there is no Barton in Ills, ! herewith
thank you if you will discontinue & stop
the Paper as there is nobody here to take
your Paper * il is against the Law to
send newspapers without Preparing un.
less to Regular subscribers yours & ect
w. Ii. MERZ P, NJ"
II seems that this P. NJ. is also law.
yer. We bad supposed that it is against
the law" to send papers out Of the county
without pre- paying postage, whether sent
t. regular subscribers or to others, and
we have been paying Mr.. Baldridge post.
age on Meicalfs paper We had also
supposed that it is the duty OF Postmas
ters to notify publishers when their pa
pers are not taken out of the Postoffice:
but here is the gentlemanly and scholarly
P. NJ who !. Is = paper come two months
to his office without bsing taken out,
thinking that the publlsher might in
some way find out that the subscriber is
not there, and instead OF sending the no.
tice required by law, on the printed blank
tr 8 To set smart, and sends
q postal card.
We wish HAYES aud his rebel Key much |
Joy over their smart understrappers. ]
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

J. NJ. D1lz-ll. Representative from No
bic county. has been a noisy Hayes man
and a great reformer. The last number
OF the Marietta Times says
Private Dalzr'l who was a deser,er
from the llGth Oiio Regiment il greatly
worried about Representative O'Connor's 8
short-coming in that direction This is
another case Of the kettle calling the
pot black
We do not believe a word Of the above.
but such a charge in paper OF fair char
acter deserves n"tiee. We call upon DR..
honahan, our representative. to see that
this charge is brought to the notice OF
the House
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
Poverty and Suffering

was dragged down with debt. poverty
and suffering for years. caused by sick
family and large bills for docioring.
which did them no good. was com
pletely discouraged, until one year ago.
by the advice OF my pastor, procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use.
and in one month we were all well. and
none Of US have been sick a day since.
and want to say to all poor men. you
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost know IT,
wORKINGMAN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
PATTERsON's SALARY.

The following is copied from the Jour
nal Of the County Commissioners, pages
292 and 293
In the matter Of the County Auditors
salary and compensation.
Whereas, ceftain doubts and questions
had arisen in regard TO the construction
of the Statutes touching the salary and
compensation OF the Auditor Of this Coun-
ty; and, whereas, the Commissioners in
order TO settle such doubts aud obtain
a construction OF said statutes. have ob
tanned legal advice and a written report
upon said statutes and their app ication
10 the said questions OF salary and com.
pensation OF said Auditor ioE the year
ending November IL. 1877. and the said
Commissioners being now satisfied. find
that for said year under their allowance
the Auditor might have been allowed as
f,ilouwa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
SCI0T0 VALLEY II. II.
TIME TABLE NO. ..
Took Effect Monday. Feb. IS, 1873,
AT 81 45 A. M
TRAINS ColN0 soUrn.
CONNECTIONS.

At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh. Cincinnati a
-. tsfui~ M'y. fnr PhilHdrlpdfn, n1ifimurw,
Washington aud New York
For Chicaau, indianapolis and - Louis and
ull western points
For Cincinnati, Dayton aud points on Liitio
Miami Division.
win Raltimot. q ohio Y. n. for Chicngo. Hat-
fimufs Washington Nrwufk aud LHueeNllie.
Win Cirvriand. Columbus. Cincinnati In
dianapolis ity, for Cleveland, nuffln ana
points North.
with Cuiumbus a Toledo u. r.. fur Delaware,
Toledo. ustfuit aud the Wet
With Culumbus. surinunrid 8 Cincinnati W a.
fof Lnudon, Springfield, Stnduaay and Cin-
clumuti.
Win Cleveland Mt. Vernon 4 Columbus q. n.
fnr ClevrlHnd AMI nj. Vernon.
At PORTSMOUTH hy Steamer fur Huntington.
connecting with Chsaup pslGr and Ohio 90. g.
fnr Charlottesville. Va. Gnuiuusvliiu. Va.
Richmond Va, and al poiuts In soufh-
Atlantic States
AT TCIRCIENfLLE with q. a NV. Ny. for
Lancaster. ZtueaViiie. Washington 4. ~. VIII
miuufum mufi paints Mraf.
At CIitLt.fCUTuE with q. a ~ i n. fur Ham
dvn. Athens, Cincinnati uui intermediate
AZ wAvERLY with s.. !. Ar. n. n. Cor Jack.
J. B PETERS. GRO. CHANDLER
superintendent. At. Gcn1 Ticket Ag'L
COLUMBUS, -.
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~ AGENTS WANTED FOR The
pTCTQRIAL
J. HISTORY OF TIE WORLD

Em1rasing ia N "a heutic accounts of
ey ~ nation 81 anc ent anu modern tiinrs, aud
including % history uf tIt tisss Huu fail uf tile
ute-k und Roman Emp,Da-. tn owth of THE
nattuu~ at mo.if-rn Euf op-, IN middle age.
the rruStutS, the fcutti -y~trtu, tu~ rctuitttt e.
tiDn. the discovery aud -etllvusut Oi tiIe New
World. etc. etc
n contains 0sg fiue historical en-rIv wings aud
eco ittg uffuu.ss rbtuuru IftEfa-, uui - tltr
tnti-l rpfnplsts History 81 tits Nurld FN~r I'HI
lisItpti. o. -fsla .if sfzHf. -fu Tor 90 riffts't
Itl g. tftd rNtIa terms tu AZ uf-. H..d -r sIss
a sf.Ef- fH-Ipr than tv 9th 20 o. stk. AafITf-4.
NATiOSAL PUBLISHING CO,
tapiw Phll4dvlphia, Ia.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18
DIR. SAG Ic'f=
Catarrh Remedy,
An OPEN LETTER.


EnrMrumr, MAS, April 3. TT.
Mu. Enfruus-haNinH rfad ia Yuuf paper re-
puIta of The remnrknhle cuna - cafhfrh, am
inducsd 90 tell what know about catarrh,.
makera lmrFc dollar nrahhafai would BE- glad n
the1 cuuid euhlakpu similar eurc Ia the pa
per-. for . yusns suffered with catsrfh. Tho
nasal pnNNugfW hsrnmn completely eiuMcd
truur.H "dusi /" @nshes A." elnhn llur. .fubra. and
"siick.." wuuidnt work. though 81 Intervals
would HulW or thn Nnaraiinl ratfmfth amuu uns
tli bscluir o valuable tester i8g Huch uisdi-
ciuss gtnauallY grew wur.s. nnd no one
can know how much suffered 90 what mis-
eyes 40 thai I vas cuunnri 20 my bo.i for ma
ny successive dueH. suffering the mumi intense
pafin, whlrh ~ uur tiuln LASTED niluuuusiy
fur lls hours. Al Hsuss uf smell aud taste
gone, sight aud hearing impaired, body ahrun.
Ken Huu weakened, nervous system shattered
-ystem shattered sud Constitution brukeu. aud
was hawking and splitting seven. .eiAhi ~ the
time. 1 prayed fnr Death e. relieve ma of my
auuerinK. a favorable nuticu ~ your paper %
chase puckaEr. nud uan u with ur. flcrCna
Nasni uuucie, which applies the remedy ~
nydrustafir prss.surr. the uuiy way compatible
with cssfumffu nUusr. Wuif Mf. flllfur. % did
not cure mu tn tiarresfuuftha ~ n Nrrund. nor In
one huur - month, buf tu les tllnu eight miu-
utss I was relieved. aud IN threc months en-
iiruiy currsi, and have fFluniur % for uvFr aim.
teen months. While using the Cainrfh Rene
~, uaed ~. riefcs's Guidrn Medical nlacuv-
cry 10 purity my hiuud and air.nthen my stani.
aeh. aisu Kept my liver active aud bowels
rrRuinr ~ fiic use - his riraasnt fufNaiive
Pellets fmy rNprrienrr viii tndlsfn other Muf-
lurem 90 -Hgk ftc safus usuus % relief. this
Yonrs truly. y. 4. REMfCK.
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Golden Medical Discovery
u Ansfufirr o. nkad-a'c1asiag.
Golden Medical Discovery
h ffrsFnf
Golden Medical Discovery
10 ChsfHea.s.r. o. Tlrrr Alfranisnf
Golden Medical Discovery
u Isair.
Golden Medical Discovery

ff reason uf ifa Aitnraflvc rfuufItirs. cures
Nisfuftn nf fhF iliuuI Huu -ktn, as Hrrufuia. 90
hiufchFas fimufrH. nnd Efupftuuas - Niffuu
30 iia Ferfufal fffuueftira. t rufra bronchial,
Threat Hud Lang Aufffiuuas fmrlulrmf tumH
sumufiuus iImaFfiua tuurlss nuu ghfuuir
tafNmaifla. ith tiffilaHuNur ufuusriira funnrf
lf Hu uufuHairi ftfuHuN fur hitiHuaHNas, Torpid
Liver. uf "iAfEr tuuII uIIialuffF aud 80 Iuutc
pfuprffifa mtku % equally Ffiraciaus in rufinH
lufii iasffnus AfaH ~ a rfH fliFs mfiu AiNal ains
Where THE Fhlm o. sHiiuw Hun cHNrfrsi with
hlfltciifa nnd plmplfss ~ whrfr there nFn Ncruf.
uiuua awfiiiura niid niisH7 iuua. frw bottles %
Guidrf Mfdicai Discovery viii effect nu entire
rufr. n yuu fwft duii. dnuwHYs drhiiifntmf,
have saiiuw t.iuf ui hkius Ur tiluu lshshiuwn
suuis uu z. uF hfalgs ffFuurnt hradHchn 90
dfaEimN .ffh tnHtH im fmwmihs internal beat uf
rhiiiH .Efunfrd with fut nualirs. iHW aIiflta.
auu aiuuWN furEhudimEss irregular auprfitrs
Hu IuuEut ruatfat. sou mtr anmrfimH ffsstn TgF.
pei fffrr. uF " "hiiiuusaraH" iu mnng rasss %
: Lirfr fnnlliaiHf.' umig part 81 thrau r2mp-
tufits nfr rNpfripuursts - a rrmrlY fnf al such
gassH, nr firfcra Nuliirn Mtdicsl discovery
thr liver sttt Eilirurd aud htaithy.
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1t is not the fact that the Democrats
appoint Confederate soldiers TO office that
hurts, but the fact that they Discriminate
against Union soldiers because they wore
the blue, that startles the people who
stood by the old flag. These develop
ments will be likely to secure q solid
North [Cin. Gazette.
II hurts a good deal worse because q
President elected by the Republican party
does this very thing. The appointment
Of a rebel General to the head OF the
POstofice Department in preference to
the one armed Union soldiers is what
hurts the old "stalwart machine" Repub-
licans
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remainlng In the Postofice az
Jackson. Ohio, for the week ending Tuesday,
April 10, ISIS.
IT idy John. Dsnc,S Mary Mrs.
Hiii Jonathan, Lagorce Gabrl II. Mons.
Reinhart Fred. Robinson John.
Ifnot called for In four weeks will be sent to
Dead Letter once.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters please
say advertised" and give date OF list.
:. p. BALDRID8E, T.. NJ.
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Susan CUP, Samsonvilie, Ohio.
Green Thompson, Jackson, Ohio.
Secretary OF Interior, Washington, DC.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

The Republican Congressional Com
mittee held a caucus last week in Wash
ington, to devise means for bringing
about reconciliation and solidi6cation
Of the Republican party. There was a
strong feeling against Hayes. on the part
of some of the members. On learning
this the Presidents friends. (such as be
has. FASTENED to inform the country that
the President was serene. he was happy.
he was undisturbed 1t is thought that
even a boil could not disturb him
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SheriR's Sale of Real Estate.

State Of Ohio Jack gsou county. -:
Court Of Common Pleas
Maddux Brothers ". Mary Buchanan.
On - order Ofsale.
Notice i hereby given, that ln pur-u1nrs Of
an order Of sale issued out Of said COurt ou the
10Th day Of April. A. ID. ISIS, aud 20 me directed
as sheriff OF said county, will Oner for sale.
at the door Of the Court House, 10 siid county.
on
Saturday. Msy lSth, a. d ISIS
at one O'Clock T.. NJ. Of ssid day. the following
desctibsd rtul estate, situate tn tie county 90
Of Jackson and STATE 81 Ohio, to-wit;
In-Iot Number -Four Hundred aud seventy
Two tf1ag la the Village OF WellstOn.
Appraised NJ goo o..
Terms OF sale cash on day Of sale.
To b. sold rs the properly of Mary BuchHun i.
20 satisfy q iudgmeut and deere Ia favor -
MAdduN Brothers.
Civen under my hand this 18th day of A Abrif ,
A. ID. ISIS JOHN NJ. EWING.
sheriff J. e. ..
T. johnson aud Jas Tripp, Attorneys.
Il
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The Commissioners also find that dur.
ing said year the Auditor was employed
by them legally to perform certain duties
not required of him by law to be perform
ed, and that he has been paid therefor
the sum OF (S36S.3j) three hundred
sixty eight and 35-lOO dollars.
And that the said Auditor be ordered
to pay into the Treasury Of the County
the sum Of (S376Oj) three hundred sew
enty-six and O5-lOO dollars.
They also find that certain allowances
have been irregularly made
1t is therefore ordered 10y the said
Board Of Commissioners, that these, their
findings herein. be made OF record that
all The irregularities in the allowances
above mentioned be hereby corrected. so
that the Auditors salary and compensa
ton for said year be fixed as above stat
ed at (S2iS4 S2) twFnty-fOur hundred
eighty four and S2-l0O dollars, and that
his pay for labor performed in the en-
ploy of the Commissioners in the per
iormance Of duties not enjOined upon
him by law, be fixed as above statef,
S36S IS. and that the said Auditor be or
drred to pay into the Treasury OF the
County the sum Of (376 uj) three huBd
red seventy-six and 0j-lOO dollars. the
amount so to him Overpaid as aforesaid,
taking the Treasurer receipt therefor,
which receipt he is hereby req uired to
enter in full upon the Journal Of the
Commissioners. Aud we find said Audi
tor has returned aud paid into said Treas
ury and obtained y receipt therefor for
said sum OF (S376 Oj) three hundred sew.
enty six and Uj-lOO dollars
TREAsrRER's OFFICE, JACKSON Co o,
March ., 1873
Received Of r. w. Patterson. Auditor
the sum oi One Hundred and Forty As
loo dollars "a money ovrrdrawn County
Fund j X IUNTER
Treasurer ot Jackson Co
Duplicate
TREAsUEER's OFFICE Jackson Co o, . |
March %. 1873
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-18

Confederate soldiers are to be preferred
to Union soldiers7 So the Democratic
Congress determines. Southwestern Re.
view.
And SO President Hayes determines, or
why should he prefer the rebel General
Key for Postmaster General to such Un-
ion soldiers as General Shields or General
Howard, who each. we believe. gave an
arm to save our country from Democratic
treason. Rebels to the front, under the
Hayes policy.