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New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
THE RUSSIANS LEAVING THE CrIBRGA.
OFFICERS on THEIR WAY TO TAKE CHARGE OF
CRUISERS.

CRUISERS.
ELLSWORTH, Me-, May 24.-Small parties of
Russian officers are leaving the Cmbria to-day with all
their baggage which they pass formally through the
Custom House few of the officers leave
by every boat going West and three passed
through Ellsworth to-day. In conversation one OF the
officers confirmed the report that the Russian force Is
composed of three ships crews, each FULLY oticered
He said there no harm in saying that
they came to America 10 man three fast vessels,
to be purchased and converted into Russian cruisers
He thinks two vessels have been purchased and
m Philadelphia. Such officers have left the Clmbr1a
have gone to these vesses. When asked II any sailors
had been sent on he answered that the sailors would be
taken directly in the Cmbria 10 the point OF transfer
The officer cOnversed with lieutenant. He Is highly
educated and apparently is candid in Lis statements
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
on BUILDINGS.

Cook & Shuman have 81 800 insurance in the PhGnix,
OF Hartford and other reported insured for
about II 800 in the Royal Of England, and Commerce,
of AihlnY
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
NEw-YoRK REFUSE IN NEwTowN CREEK.

The Brooklyn Health authorities were greatly
surprised yesterday morning. to be Informed by tho
police that about p. m Thursday, six soows belonging
to the NewYork Street Cleaning Bureau, loaded with
refuse and garbage, were towed up Newtown
Creek a considerable distance and unoaded on the
southerly side, within the limits OF the City OF
Brooklyn. Action was taken immediately and one man
who had been engaged In the work was arrested. lie
gave the name OF Daniel Daily. In the afternoon ne
was arraigmed before Justice Walsh VINO imposed o
fine OF $40 upon him. The Brooklyn Board u
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
MOVEMENTS OF I

MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
The Russian officers at the Everett House
received number of callers yesterday Two officers
who are living the Westminster Hotel went 10 Phla-
delnbia I'm the morning and returned again ii the even
ing together with Baron Aexeief. They are all
very quiet in their movements, ana converse with
nobody about their business
New-York tribune., 1878-05-25
BRADFORD NOT IMPEACHABLE.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

SECRETARY EvARTs POSITIVE on THE POISG-GEN-
ERAL BUTLER LOOKING UP THE LAW FOR nIs
COMMITTEE.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

the appointment OF "A bounty jumper az d
deserter to the Chairmanship Of the Nil
itary Committee Of the House OF Repre-
sentatves the Democratic leaders Of Ohio
have disgraced the State, covered them
selves with infamy and insulted every
loyal soldier in the land For this is
selfevident proposition. prolonged ap
plause.
We can all agree in affirming that o
party that will withhold from the unfor-
tunate wards Of the State the highest Of
professional skill and longest OF prOies-
sional experience. and turn the helpless
insane over into the hands Of an Obscure,
inexperienced and incompetent politician
is unfit to live and IT, only to be damned
Applause
Fellow citizens, there are things peril.
nent and innumerable about which we
may agree trust. therefore. everything
calculated to bring discord into the party
or division into the ranks may be thrust
aside, and that hencelorth we shall dwell
together like brethren in unity. Pro
longcd applause
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A WEEK OF HORRORS.

II person will take up the papers Of
last week, he will be convinced that the
millennium is some distance in the fu-
tnre.
We will refer to few of the items of
news Of last week.
Mrs. Tilton has published letter, in
which she declares that she did commit
adultery with Rev. Henry Ward Beeche=.
AS she solemnly testified under oath,
that she never did have any improper
conduct with him, this confession will
not carry conviction to many minds.
Bishop McCoskery, of Michigan. is the
oldest Bishop except one, in the United
States, Of the Episcopal Church. He
has been detected in seducing young
girl of twenty and this has been going on
for four years. commencing when the
girl was only sixteen years of age. The
Bishop is over seventy, and has a wife.
Three murders were committed in
North Carolina. one being an inoffensive
negro, who was shot through the heart
by a white man.
Hon. c. E Ellsworth, member of Con-
gress from Michigan. was at home. and a
man assaulted him, fracturing his skull.
He will die.
Leonard B. Stroud, OF Geauga county
Ohio, gave bis wife two terrible stabs
cutting her bowels out, and then he cut
his own throat, and died in an hour.
In the town OF Mason, Warren county
Ohio, girl named Lizzie Cosgrove, who
is partially insane, was taken by four mer
to an old church, and kept twenty. fouI
hours She was so horribly treated thai
she will probably die
One man was hanged at Aiken, South
Carolina, and three in New Orleans, an6
| one in New York
Henry NJ Walters, OF New York, cut
his wife's throat, killing her instantly
and then cut his own throat.
At Slroudsburg, Penn, the vile o
Edward Melvin was about to be confined
and Melvin ordered the physician to xii
the child when it should be born. This
he refused to do, when Melvin stamped
his wife to death.
At Covington, Ind, lot Of coal mi
ners got drunk and shot and killed three
men, two OF them being negroes.
At Huntsville, Alabama. three men
were hanged by mob. Negroes, ot
course.
A Baptist preacher named George B
Vosburgh, in Jersey City. was indicted
for poisoning his wife.
Alfred Jones, aged 72, was on trial all
the week at Newark. Ohio. for numbering
his own daughter.
There were FIVE or six suicides, three oi
them in one day, and several accidents
such as accidental shooting. burning, DC.
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The following, which is only a sample
ofwhat may be seen in the papers almost
any day is the best answer to John Sher-
mans ridiculous lie. that the Hayes poll
cy is giving security to the negroes in the
South:
Another negro man was accidentally
killed in Georgia on Sunday week. The
story is thus told by one OF the State pa
pers Last Sunday, in Stewart County, a
white man named Harris killed q negro
nau.ed Williams. Harris and a friend
were riding in a buggy when they met
the negro They stopped, and Harris
talked to Williams in friendly manner,
at the same time fourishing his pistol in
very extravagant style He was drunk
and shot Williams in the forehead, kill.
ing him instantly"
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tnFff tnia % Arna anA tffaffAs ~ oaaa1s
An OPEN LETTER.


HurKruur. MAHa. April 2. tafI.
Mn. Eufruni@i Having rad in FUuF paper Fea
ports uf the fNfnmfHmNle cures ~ NafnffMs mm
lndugefi Co tuii "whaf hnuw aiunut cafaffh.~
auN fnurN the wNmmM aud "luhnilna astHiaess
makers lrnrfr dollar zfahtHsfei wuuit ~ Aiaa ~
thuY could rfnhiaaum slH- tlaf cure iu the pa
purs. fur - years aufies 20 with cafkffhs The
"Huun, "dusi /" .ashas. siuhallnEsfuhes. and !
"siirks " uuuiduf uufk. thuuah 81 Intervals y
would anin o. the eusrliiflf fsiaffh snun. uns
ui nrcfuie Vafuahfa tester ~ snrh nlsAii.
Cluaa EranualiN HfNW wufeH, and no uns
can know bow uiurh suWrffsi w what 3 misa
FfHhie urimr wHa MV bead HrtFH over ny
eyes 40 thnt was caunaei tn mF he.i iof taaa
pain, Whlrl mf uun fitnn lasted r4uiinuuusiy
boz o. huurs. Az Hnsa "a nfnfii nnl taste
euuc, SIGHT nul ar1fin1 imnalnai, body shfuns
Zen uuu Weekend uElNUua sTnfFfu shattered
system aliHffrFasl. HuI constitution ufuEaHs anf
vas hsu hinE aud sriifinE sENfu. Ehthanf the
time I prayed 80 Death o. frliEtr me ~ ny
suufriug y favorable nuiIrH ll suuf paper ~
~. raaes C.itarfb liefnfdy indugd iut n puf.
chase TlrEnEr. End aae N wifh ~ flffrea
uydrustafic ptrasuru. tNn only wny nnmpafthie
with common HNflNHs WNfts Ne Eiitnfs ID uin
NOT ruFN me iu thFNNs Afufl H ~ sNruuds nuf IN
one hour 80 month. bHf lu itsa Than eight mihs
utra I waa fUileNssis ana tn tafEr months en-
tifUlY Cufrtis and have fFInluli - fuf uNFf siHs
teen months. While uslus the Cafaffh Rene
dy. used ~. rlfffa'a uulHrn Medical usruNs
ach. alru Erri ny liver active and bowels
regular ~ fhe usa - hia Pleasant tufgatlFe
Pellets ~ ny rKueftnnce viii indurr other sufs
ferrra 90 srrk thn same nlraua ~ frIluis thia
Noun Truly. IA q. REwicK.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25


The New York World publishes what
purports to be an interview with Sen.
Conkling, wherein some very truthful
things are said about the present Admin.
istration, and President. The Cincinnati
Gazette rushes wildly forward with the
suggestion that Conkling's brain must be
softening. Not on account OF our great
and enduring love for Hayes, nor our
great respect for Senator Conkling, but
only in view Of the fact that our readers
want to know the true inwardness OF the
reformers, we would, il called upon to
express an opinion, respectfully state that,
in all human probability, tue brain of the
great Senator has not soitened half as
much. nor half as suddenly, as did the
cheek Of the great editor OF the Gazette
when Hayes Postmaster General told
him not to do SO any more.
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.SCI0T0 VALLEY II. II.
TIME TABLE NO. =.
Teak Effect Monday. Feb. ls, 1878,
AT 3= 45 A. ri.
TRAINS u0iNU H0UTIi.
TRAINS OOIN0 NORTH.


At COLuMnus with rushursh. Cinelnnau a
~. ispuis M'Y. fuF Philadelphia Malfimurns
WmahinHfou nmh New Nutk.
For Chicago. indianapolis aud Nt. LumiH and
uli western points
Fof Cincinnaii, payton aud points on Little
Miami Division.
Win flalilmoro 3 Ohio o. r.. for Chicago. uai.
timurr, Washington. newark ana LsmraFilia.
with Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati a lu-
dianupolls H.y, fpr Cleveland, Buffalo nud
points Nuuu.
Win CoFumhus a. Toledo it. o.. fur Delaware.
Toledo. Detroit aud thn Wet
with Coiumhus Nurlnalril q Cincinnati ti "a.
Cor Ltnlpu. apflnehnid, htndusty and Gin.
eimMufN.
Wfth Cleveland. $50 Vernon a CaIumuus 81 Il
fuf tI.vuilul Hnt ~ 3. Neruun.
At ruftI-Mul lli uN steamer fHf Huntington
connecting with turHHp lIfH uud ohio a. lt.
fHr Charlottesville. Va, NnUiuuavillr. Va.
Richmond Va, aul 30 puipts ln south.
Atinuflr States.
At CtHCt.ENfLt.E with g.. a NV. ny. fnr
Lancaster. 4 Lfufsviue. MHahinriuu q. a., VIII
uIiurfun nud points Mrsf.
AT CIilI.LfguIftE with q. a ~. ft. tt. fur Ham.
dUu. Athens, Cincinnati nuh intermediate
At WAvERLY wins. I.&r. ~ u. Cor Jack.
son.
T. b. PETERS. GEo. CHANDLER.
superintendent. Act. Gent Ticket Aa't.
COLUMBUS. a..
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The country is still occasionally being
treated to evidences of the beauties OF
Democratic reform. and Democratic econ
omy. The last House made a great re-
duction in the expenses of Government,
and we were led to hope that there really
was such a thing as Democratic reform.
But, as now appears from "the face of the
returns" the reduction was accomplished
by cutting down the Appropriation Bills
This has to be made up. now, in the way
of Deficiency Bills. The question which
thinking men are apt to ask, is, how
much has the country saved through this
fit of Democratic economy, as the Def
cheney Appropriations have already
reached the millions.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

ify.4u are q mtn OF business. weakened by tlc
strain Of your duties, avoid siimuinnts and take
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

The international Sunday School Con-
vention met at Atlanta. Georgia, and "en-
gagged in a general discussion of the
theme OF the promotion of Sunday School
work" This Conventionlcould not, by
any stretch of conscience, tolerate a col
ored delegate The delegates should go
forth determined to teach the youth Of
the country that they can have no hope
Of Paradise. unless they have a complex
ion like a well-worn saddle, and wear
butternut clothes. Take an example
from the South, sab
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25
Poverty and Suffering

] was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caused by a sick
family and large bills for doctoring.
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 day since,
and l want to say to all poor men, you
can keep your families we'll year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost know it,
A WORKINGMAN.
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Golden Medical Discovery
u Afclaars. ~ n'asf-t.rraiInB.
Golden Medical Discovery
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ha Ctl,asaear. ~ Eirrr iE.aH'rnt
Golden Medical Discovery
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,lden Medical Discovery


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nIufrhffs lINH.Fe5 aHH EfurfIuuf lf NlffHH
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AHHtE Efafiums iHsa 90 a fs fiffs Hfft lifafsfa
WirGN fnr aktu i# easiiut HuM coveted mafn
hlUfrllfH nu1 UlnHIlNa. Hf WNriU thrfn are arHufs
uirua awfiifuaa nuH HiIrrIfHua. "a ifw huftiaa -
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eufr. n Nuu frfl nuii. dfuusfs nfhliIfaffds
have a1Iiuu .uf 81 HEius uf NriIuu ieil hfuum
spots uu far uf hfslFs fffuuruf HradarHa 90
difsiuass. a tasfr iu muuin. internal beat 90
rhiifs Ht InafrI with Iuf nnahra. iHu aHifitss
nmu r.. .ufuN fufHlasiiuEa. lfffEular arNEtifrs
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fi.l ffFrf. uf " hilaHsaffa." o. mmmN rnHNs Wf
hirfr fauiriHirf mmlN pat uI thrar eNmf-
tufua ntu rNrrfitnnrsi. - q tgmrlN isf Hli amEh
ruesas Uf. firfr.a NHlHru MDiiHHl discovery
has no equal. a. BE- rGrrta rrfisrt ranlas icaNiuH
the liver rtrrnrfhrurd aud healthy
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

The Hayes organs are just now bitterly
assailing Senator Conkling because he
has. according to a New York newspaper
reporter. said something about bargain
between Hayes and the Southern rebels.
The Hayes papers with great impudence
call for proofs OF bargain" The people
would, perhaps. like to hear something
from Garfield. Foster or Matthews which
did not virtually admit that there was
bargain.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

There is an extensive movement
among the negroes i: the South to emf.
CRATE to Liberia, Africa, and one ship
load has already gone. We hope this
may continue until not a negro remain
in the United States. They will never
be protected in this country Let them
all go, and then the lazy savages in the
rebel States will have to work or starve,
and it makes little difference which
course they adopt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25
Notice L. s. Internal-Revenue
Special Taxes.

Under the Revised Statutes OF the United
States, Sections 322, 1921, 3-2s, and 82S9, every
person engaged in any business, avOcattnn, or
employ mcnt, which renders him liable to a
special tax, Is required TO procure aud place and
keep cOHSpcuOuSiy ia his csfdbtish1en or ptd. Of
business a stamp denpting the payment Of said
snecial-faxyeaT beginning May ], 1878. Section
TO special tax. a return, as prescribed ON Form
II, i also required bB tdtC Of every person liable
TO special tax above. Herere penalties are
prescribed for non-cOm plane with the fOrego-
ing requirements, or for continuing in business
after A pTil 90 1873, without payment Of tax.
Application should be made 10 j. W. Long
bon, Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue at
Jackson. OhiO. 2lmh4t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Elizabeth Tilton says that Henry Ward
Beecher is guilty of adultery with her
and that, for four years, she has been
"living a lie" In view OF all the circum-
stances, and of her acknowledgment that
she has lied so long. great many peo-
pie are apt to ask permission to believe
that she is stiIl living.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

We spent considerable time while in
Columbus, looking on at the Ohio Legis
lature while in session. Both Houses
were earnestly at work, and there was
better order, and more attention to bust
ness, than is common in this body.
Our thanks are due to Senator DUNCAN
and Representative Monahan, for cour-
tesies extended to us.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

The question Can Democrat refuse
an Officer" is no longer pertinent, two
Democrats in Ohio having resigned good
offices within the past few days-OC Con.
nor as Representative. and Ellsberry. as
Superintendent OF the Asylum for the in
sane, at Columbus.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Col John G. Marshall. OF Georgetown
died at the Neil House, Columbus, on
Sunday week He was a prominent law
yer, and was attending case in the Su.
preme Court He was found dead in his
bed lie was a cousin Of President Grant
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Nearly half the land in sight Of the
railroad between jackson and Columbus
is in wheat. We never saw the wheat
look so fine, especially on the Scioto
Valley, all the way from Waverly to Co
lumbus
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Direct connections made nf Lancaster for
CirclcVillc, Lnursville, and an points on the
Cincinnati MuakluEum VALLEY NnilwnY-aud
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change Of ears from Columbus 90 Philndrip phla.
New York, indianapolis and Chicago.
q. B CAitfi, Euph
w. a. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Important Legislation Spending a
thousand dollars a day in trying TO End
out whether there ever was a man by the
name OF O'Connor in the Michigan Peni.
tentiary
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Cincinnati claims the champion organ
of America-that in the great Music Hall.
She might also lay undisputed claim to
having one or two Of the most lying or
gans in the world
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Murat Halstead has gone to Europe
He probably Smells the battle, afar of"
and wants TO take another bloody tramp
OF seven miles. over the bodies of the
slain, as at Gravelotte.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Toe foiioulns named parties gfe among ihs
thuusaufs b. have brfn rslrrf - raf1lFA -
The use % pf nase'a Caiaffh neueiff
Az. Downs, Geneva. Pas y. =. ufuwn, ~,
Iuacph, No. y. q. lNwis, huilauds VI Levi
5ass as,a c.!.1asa s's is ,an % 01s Jones ss.ies ss
~. ~ J. E Miller. MFiHHnf Ntaftun. MFns 4, q.
Merfimnn, Lnwamsruff. fndi ~. ~ fuaf. -.
fa1spss,' ~ y. " i.a,isI, -, lf'ison,. - ~
nfamch. fud 4. Williams. Cantnu. No. VI. a.
Tuayrr, uuafEa. ~ ( - q. Nlrhuis. IT,, Nafxes-
ton, rrHasi JONES D. itsturri, Hinursfllr. ~ !
iiauls, iisimicf. uhioi Mfs. ~. A. Cuffey .Tfsn-
ton. Tenn A. 81 1ualius krruFs - Mg A. =
,a.p.f. Table ., Z, m,.,Na4 ~. An,,,sis, ,.is
9saysEarl, ono. {. h etss., lahsit isa.i
d. "a. 0aiiuahH. LAmfFmnNtiilr. ~ ~ " =
Graham. Ahri, loss A. %. Mmiih. Mrwmans
1n.s tlsas. D.. hlors llsltlusnig Md.t Agsse ~
Ind. Mra. hfiuuln Afna.ae. 80 HiaurF street.
Nrw Nurhs N. ". Mnil. uaefinEe. Mirt.. Wm.
2. Mafsfuu, Lowell Massai 4 W itniirftss Asft-
81 az Cole. fssasii. 49, urs 4. d. rraffin.
Camden, Aiai Chaa d. ksu, lftdefifkfauus
ohio. Mfa. LurT uuUiEr. larniuEtunt H.
Capt. q J. rpatlalnH. camp ~ tetlilaush, We
a Waiir. -iiushan. u. Nsi ti. t'rrk. iunriiun
Ciiy, Mons Henry fuH, Nanlaa. Cai4 T.. y.
CumminHs. ksniuui liis q a. toussy charles.
igg fgqr cg9rg,..fs. y Z 9ga. iaii fq,e..elo.
% Penn street. IHushufrn. fag =. ~ taek.
man. rnmuria Depot. krf urufN Eunftsts
Oendva, y 81; Miss Hattie fluuii. MeniEum.
MsiSy. Nsshrsfi. ohis. ". ~. Warnsi. Sarih
farEsnn, Miri.s Miss Mnff a. Mfuur. ltafirn.
Wisi John E'raiHfs NaflI Hir alfInEe, faf Aafnfs
fumpkln., ~ oinal. Ninn i.noc, hgef,t ,taw.
= u Nirhuis. Uattsaiuu. rrR n ~ q. Gaifd.
urpgr Alton. til. 1ahn tavia. rfrHuoif. AHA
Mn Naucg uf htu. Fafesi .cpvc. orer.
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Leonard b. Stroud, OF Geauga County.
didn't like bis wife, so he took butcher.
knife and disemboweled her. He after
ward, very appropriately killed himself
by cutting his throat.
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lRPETSl CARPET
Assignce's Sale of Real Estate.

Joseph H.wison, vs. Hiram Stephenson. Bank
rupt.
No. 1905. In Bankruptcy.
on First Ord OF sale.
Notice Il hereby given, that. by virtue of an
order Of sale, from the District Court Of the
United states for the Southern District OF Ohio.
and TO me directed nnd delivered Ia the above
styled cause, will, on
27th day Of April. A. d. 1873,
at one o'clock y. M. Of said day. In front of the
Court House sell 10 the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate. situated 10 the county Of
Jackson and State OF Ohio a. follows. to-Vlt
The cast-hnif Of the southwest quarter Of
section twCntv-thrce Cga1. township seven r5l.
range eighteen u.s., excepting ten acres on 81
the south cnd thereof, heretofore decided to
Charles Radcllu By Startling Dixon. aud also
excepting the stone coal underlying said prem
lscs.
Valued al si.n5O.
To be- sold la certain proceedings iu Bank
ruptcy wherein Joseph IL. Wilson. Assignee. ls
petitioner aud Hiram Stephenson, Bankrupt,
Is defendant
Terms OF saiu:- one. fourth cash on day of
sale, onc-fOurth Ca six months, onc-fourth In
twelve months aud Omc-fuurlh la eighteen
mon tbs; the deferred payments 90 bear inter
est al per cent. per nnmufn from day Of sale
and TO b. secured by mortgage on the premises
Given under my hand this iith dnv of April
&. -. 1875. JOSEPH m. WTLSON.
Assignee of Hiram - ephcuson. bankrupt
JAMES TRIP and G. a. ATKINSON, Solicitors
liup3t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25
Road Notice.

Notice o. hereby given, that petition VIII he
presented % th= Com miasiOmNrs uf Itekspu
county, Ohlp at their next regular session. 90
be- held on the flrst Monday OF June. a. u. ISIS.
pray ng for the alteration Of the county road
leading from Weiision 90 Finley Chapel iu said
county, a. follows: Beginning ut ppiut im
said road where said road iufersccts the section
line between sections twenty i've 20 and thir-
ty-siN ll5l In Washington township iu said
county. about one eighth OF q mile north % the
reside nee OF the late widow scuttf Thence in q
nOrihCa~tcriy direction across the bands ut the
Wellstou Coal umd Iron Company, 90 Broad
way street in thC town Of Weilst0n, nt or near
where said broadway street crosses Miller
street in said town Of WullFtOn; thence east
along said Bru1iway street Go Main street lu
said town OF WCilstom: thence south along
said Main street TO "a point where said Main
street crosses the Aforesaid county road leading
from Wclistou 90 Finley chapel, and that -
much % said road as NCs between the above
nrst and last mentioned p1ihts D.. vacated.
T. B UtNGuAM.
lH1gT Att'y Tor Petitioners.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-25

Tweed left no will. He left, however.
bright and shining example, for Demo
cratic reformers to follow. and many of
them readily fall into line.