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Post Office Bulletin for Jackson, Ohio.

Post-Once Is open during the week from SD
A. m. to TOO ID. M, but never on sunday
MAIL GOING NORTH-Closes at l2:lS p. M
and 5:24 p. m. The mail closing at 5i9 p M Is
a through mail TO Cincinnati, ohio, ana All
points West and South OF there. and Grafton,
w. Va, and all points East and North OF there.
MAIL GOING sOUTH-Closes ats 3:25 p. m,
daily, being all the mail South.
WEBER, GRAHAMSvILLE a. MABEE's
Closes at a. m. on Friday
BEAVER a. MEADOW ERANCH-Closes
at 12 IN. every Saturday.
EUREKAvILLE-Closes at l p. m. every
Wednesday and Saturday.
MAIL ON MARROW GAUGE-Arrivesa at u
NJ. Closes for Meadow Branch, Beaver, Dove,
Waverly and all offices i'm Pike Co. AT O'Clock
p NJ. Cannot send any other mail than this on
this road.
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Ca o. nv. Wolt nan, jackson, Ohio. Price.
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Why come not spirits from the realms OF glory,
To visit earth. as in the days OF DID,
The times Of ancient writ and sacred storyT
Is heaven more distant, or has earth grown
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BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
jackson, Ohio.
tSuecessor TO Chapman, Clare co.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000.
Solicit the accounts of business men and indl-
vlduals OF Jackson, Vinton and adjoining coun-
les, deal in
Exchange, Uncurrent Money and Coin,
make collections in all parts of the country and
remit proceeds promptly on the day we get re-
urns.
Governm Securities
for sal
Persons wishing to remit money to foreign
countries, can obtain at our office. drafts on
England, Ireland, Scotland a. Wales.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
PETER PIcKREL, President; ]. d. CLARE,
Vice President; ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier
T. J. EDWARDS, Assistant Cashier and Book
DfrecfOrs-H. l.. Chapman, ]. ID. Clare. John d.
Davis, Peter Pickrel, T. :. Matthew's.
STOCKHOLDERS:
III. l.. Chapman, n. l.. Hughes sr.,
j. ID. Clare, John ID. Davis,
Peter Pickrel, John Hughes,
ID. Armstrong, Lot Davis,
Isaac Brown, John II. Lewis,
Minerva Bennett, q. =. Miller,
John g. ii. Cobb, Moses Sternberger,
4. j. Edwards. Joseph Jones,
Il. =. Matthew'S b. Il. Evans,
II. :. wilcox, Daniel ID. Morgan,
John Stanton, John ii. Jones,
A: E.McCarley. Mary McCarley.
David ]. Jones. lThos. NJ. Jones, Guar.
]. l.. Ramsey, John II. Jones.
ISAAC BRowN, T.. p. sUTH ERLAND
President e-PreSident

| ISAAC BRowN, T. p sUTH ERLAND
President. Vice President
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Learn from your earliest days 10 inuro
your principles against the penla of ridi.
culei you can no more exercise your rra.
son u you live In constant dread Of
laughter. than you can enjoy your hfc 10
YOU uru IN constant terror of death lf
YOU think it right 30 differ from tie
lmes, and 20 make point 81 morale. do
90 however rustic. however antIquttcd.
however pedantic % mas appear, do it
not for iusulrucr but seriously and
Of fashion.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
Domestic Markets.

1NEw YORK. October 9-Eyenino : Co,,ou mario,
quiet and d-l6 lower sales 1871 bales Mddling up.
liveries unsettled and a points lower FIonrN
receipts 1852 market bbs strongly in buyers favor
sales II, 800 bbls; No at 60 a 8; Superfine IVES
tern Sd ana state at o. g So Western and State at
90 "a 10; choice Western and State at 15 a. 75.
White Wheat Western extra at so 6D 10: Fancy
White Wheat Western extra at 5 so D rs: extra
Ohio at 80 q 25: extra st Louis at 90 Ia 25:
Patent Minnesota extra 90 q 90: choice at I O5 1
8 25. including $500 bbs City Mills. extra at 90 S
IS; 1900 bbls low gradet extra at 80 0 40: az n
Winter Wheat extra at 90 a 90; $500 bbls Min
nesoa extra at 80 q 80, closing heavy and Quiet
Southern Flour is quiet and heavy sales $50 bbls:
extra at 90 "a 20; choice % a 25 Rye Ftour
quiet at 20 q 80. COrnmeaI unchanged yellow
at 2 20 "a Is; Brandywine 2 80. Whral-receipts
26I, $50 bush; &c lower with a light export demand
mainly speculative sales $4,000 BUSH including &c.,
OOO oosh on spot and special delivery 1873 92c far mn
graded Spring 90 g 9lc for No 2do SO a So for No
a eS R SsG t9 81 No Miwankee 93c for ungrad
gu hed; " @ 973c for No do; OBJ a Oh for No
40; 10 a va tor No do; OF q 02} for steamer
NO 5iao 9Ic g ga for ungraded Amber; O6I for
no "a 40; e 10y for ungraded White; o3 a o.
10r NO 90; 70 g O6 for No do; No / White Al
500 bush, at O7t q 10S; extra White a5o0 hnsh at
0S; White State 0Sl a 1OB; No S1rin for oc
tober at 9oc bid 94c asked do November Is 900 bush
Der for October 5000 bush at e. closing at o1I hid
OFT asked; No Winter Red 81 900 bnsn or ar az
g do o. closing at T., % bid GFasked do November.
Dec dips osi a 81 6 q
No White for October at 074 l6, 600 No Red for
last ten days October, $4,000 Noz last half Novem
Der %. Rye dull and heavy; sales l7oOl State at
Ole. Harley neavy and lower; 80, goo bush 6rowed
State at 10 9 II. Barley Matt is steady. sales
$4,000 bush old 2-rowed State at Csc Lake Shors 2O:
30 for Canada. Corn-recelpts of 3O5.5s0 bush;
$4,000 bush, including 14sOOO bush on not M
sSe lor ungraded 47t 9 4Sac tor steamer ia "a 473c
or NO y Oh @ 5I3c Tor No White; steamer tor DE-
ooer al 4t 44c, closing at 47c Did, 47Ic asked; do
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE,
Laying a Corner stone.

Laying Corner stone.
BERWICK, Oct. 8. Echo Lodge, l. o. o. f.,
today laid the corner stone of its new block in
this town with impressive services The Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge were present and
assisted.
An Old Anchor.
GARDINER, Oct 9.-Schooner Carrie Bell,
while hauling up anchor in Kennebec yester-
day, brought up an old anchor pattern used by
coasters in the last century and 200 feet of
chain, total weight upwards of 500 pounds. 1t
is thought by sea captains to be nbout one hum
dred years old.
Severe Acciden.i
BANGOR, Oct. 9-Albion Bar ows of Great
Works jun ed from train IT Basin Mills
Monday night, aud the wheels D assed over the
left leg and right foot. The leg was amputated
below the knee and all the toes, with the ex-
ception of the great toe, on the right foot were
also amputated. He is now as comfortable as
could be expected.
Musical.
The P5nobscot Musical Association is now
holding its thirty-frst session in this city unde-
the direction of Prof. James Whitney of Bos-
ton The class is larger than usual and the
session, which closes Friday, promises to be
very successful.
80 Visiting Military.
The National Lancers left for Boston on the
evening train. They expressed themselves as
being very much pleased with the excursion.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
INDIANA ELECTION.
The State Decidedly Democratic.
Congressional Districts in Doubt


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 9.-The election returns
continue to come in slowly. Reports from 248
townships and wards give Democratic gains of
1870. The National vote in che same precinct
is 1922, an increase over the Greenback vote of
1876 of 1853. The same ratio of increase 10 the
Democratic vote in the state will give the Dem
ocratic ticket 1400 majority. Only q PER cent.
of the entire state is heard from. The Marion
county Republicans elect their entire county
ticket, which gives them Representatives.
The joint Representative in Marion and Shelby
county is in doubt English (Dem.) is prob
ably elected In q wards and precincts in
Marion county Hanna Rep J for Congress has
472 majority with II voting precincts to hear
from. The district is still in doubt, both parties
claiming it.
Returns received up to II O'Clock tonight
show the following result in Congressional dis
trcts:
LIST district. William Heilman, rep, 800 to
900 maj; % district T. r. Cobbden, 5000 maj. ;
Sd district, G. A. Becknell. $500 maj; 5;h dis
trict, Thos. Brow, rep, 1000 maj; TIN district,
Gilbert D5lamatyr, natl, 300 TO 400 maj; 9Th
district, o. j. Hosetter, dem, 8 mai. 9th dis
trict, contest very close, Godlove s. Ofth. rep,
is probably elected by small majority not con-
coded by the democrats; 10th district, W. 81.
Calkins, rep; 18th district, Calvin Cowgirl,
rep. 18th district, W. G. Colerick, dem 18th
district, j. FL. Baker, rep, 1900 maj. The SEN
ate will stand "a democrats, % republicans aud
one national. In the house republicans proba-
bly, have 40, democrats 81, nationals 4.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
THE INDIANS.
Our Colored Wards Committing
Depredati0ns Right and Left.
The Troops Slowly Pursuing.

KANSAS Cry, Oct. 9-The Indians crossed
the Kansas Pacific road Tuesday, and proceed
ing north sacked q post-office, but the post
master escaped. They then went northeast
and killed every person and sacked everything
in their way.
On Sappa Creek they came suddenly upon
the house of FL. Lang, and after killing the
father and two sons, outraged the mother and
two daughters and set the mouse on fire, The
two daughters, only IL and IS years of age, are
nrw in a state of semi-insanty. Ali of them
escaped from the burning building after the
red devils left. just north of Lane's place
Kate Alternately. school teacher, was ravished
and murdered.
Seventeen dead bodies have been gathered up
by the settlers and buried.
During all this time the troops were only
few hours in the rear, and the stockmen and
settlers are very bitter in their deDunciation of
the way the troops were handled. On one
occasion about 200 soldiers came up with the
Indians, but neglected to engage them, giving
as the excuse that the soldiers were tired out
and needed rest. General Jeff G. Davis had
his headquarters at Wallace, but did not take
the field in person, and General Pope, the de-
partment commander, seemed to have little
knowledge of the state of affairs, as he tele
yraphed on the day the men were killed south
a.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

Mesrs. New York.
" ASCadiz Sept 9. brig Goodwin, Coggins, for New
rs Sid FIN Iqdfqus Sept s. barque Edmund Phinney.
In port Aug afss ship Independence. srou for
At Husnilos Sept 2u.-sirs ] p Brown. Brooks:
Nancy ,PendetOn, PendletOn h Thomas Nichols
AR at Honolulu Aug sist, baroue Nmu.v Goodeu.
Eames, Yokohama for San Francisco; Fran Marion.
Eldridge. Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Table Tay. CGH =, barque Caprer
born, Guam.
Ar =. sch Ella NJ Storer, Wade, Monteyi
AT Progresso Sept 23d, baIque Hattie
Yates; from New York, disg; sch Parepa,.oDo.o-.As
from Pensacola, ldg ,es apuIouo
gins. Baltimore. ~ 10 non:
Passed Navassa Sept a. ship Scotia. Bail puS uia
Bath for New Orleans. i DUN "a
Ar at Cieniuegos 9Th, briss Atalaya, Maloney, I'm
Sid 18th, briggs Robinson, Cog.ns, Cardenas;
Adelia McLoon, Bunker Trinidad.
Sid I'm Havana LIST inst, brig Winfield, Bbber, for
Boston.
In port LIST inst, sch E S Newman, Lang, for North
OF Hatteras. Qdg sugar at $50
SD I'm Matanzas Sept 20, brig Clara M Goodrich,
Sid I'm Caibarien Sept IS, brig Lie Houghton, Rose
New York; sch Kate Carlton. Thorndike
SID I'm sagua Sept rs. big Arletta, Coleord, for
New York.
--latest by European steamers
Passed Beachy Head Sept &C. ship Philena Wins
low, from Antwerp for Cardiff.
Short, Guam
At Sierra Leone Sept T. Jos Clark, Stahl. for New
York.
SPOKEN.
Oct ., no lat. &C. barque st Mary. Hallowell, from
| New York for Valparaiso
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
Boston Boot and shoe prar,se,

TUESDAY; Oct. s.-The shipments of boots and
shoes from this market to places outside Of New
England during the past week have been At sa7
week. o ~
Total shipments of boots and shoes from this
market since the first OF January 1866, $50 cases.
against $40 cases for the period last year
ihe boot and shoe trade seems seems to be on a
substantial, healthy basis throughout the country
our advlces from the distributing markets indicate
disposition on the part of jobbeIs to sell only to
and to keep their stocks sold Closely and this same
disposition to carry small stocks and to have none
but fresh goods all through the trade from fine
manufacturers to the cross-road dealer.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Miniature Almanac ....... October 10.
Bun rises. .....,..6.09 High water 49,. 10 90 AM
Sun sets. ..........525 Moon sets. ..... 5.27 AM
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10

Passed through Hell Gate sth, sehs Sammy Ford,
and Dexter. for Boston; Joe Carlton, for Rockport;
Francis Coffin for Boston; L. nj Strout, Tor Portland;
n Holmes, tor Providence.
10 PM baroue Chas Lewis, Race, from New York
PRUVIDENCE-Ar sth, schs Loduskia, Trewotgy,
Hob0ken; Para, Smith, Calais; f Il Gregory, Nc
Lain, Rockand l Kennedy FAIR Roesland.
Sid Sth sch Ranger, Ihurston New York.
NEW BEDFOhD-Ar 7th, sch Daylight, Ander-
SON. Boothbay.
VINEYARD HAVEN - Ar 18th, schs Terrapn,
Wooster, Weehawken tor Boston; Velma Coffin. I'm
Wolf River. n b. for New York; PARA Beal Machas
for Newport; Ned Sumpter, Conaiy Rockland for
Sid 18th, schs A sproul. Georgia, Com Kearney,
Emm Green A Stevens Geo Prescott, Hunt
Iess Raven, Nellie F. Para and Ned Sumpter.l
EDGARlOWN-Sld eth, brig Open Sea- Wyman,
New York for Portland; schs Earl, Edwards, do for
Denpisport; Star. Thompson, do for Bangor; Speed.
well, do for Belfast; w Sargent, FIN do tor Salem
Ada Ames, do Tor -; Silver Spray, do for Var
mouth.
HYANNIs-Ar 7th. sch ophir, Gott, South Am
wAREHAM-Ar 7th, sch Madagascar, Robbins,
Amb0y.
BOSTON Ar sth. barque Isaac Hall, Ryder, Glen
fuegos; schs Paos. Mitchell, Humacoa: Nellie Saw
yer. Baker Port johnson; Lebanon. Rand. Steuben
nj l. Varnum, Varnum, and Richmond. Eaton. Ban
gor: Clarissa. Story Webster. and Eddie f Treat
Hodgdon. Bangor; Julia Maria, Jordan, Bangor
Castellane. Thomas. Thomaston; Mary Halves. Has
kell. and Helen Maria. Young, ROckport; S Holds
Cid sth, schs Nellie Clark. Clark, st Andrews, NIB
Joshua Bragdon, JONES' Boothbay.
Cid 9th. schs b l. Sherman, Alley, for Kennebec
Herald. FTsbee Portland.
PRoVINCEToWN-Ar 9TH, sch Saxon, Turner
Round Pond.
9 Ar Sth, sch Ida May, Clay Bangor.
SALEM-Ar 18th, sehs Olive Branch, Whitaker
Ellsworth; Geo SOmes, Norwood, from Bangor TO
New York.
! PORTSMoUTH-Ar 18th, schs John Mouton
Crowley. Port johnson; Amirald, Bickford, st Ste
phen, n B. for Dover
BANGOR-Ar sth, sch NJ Kennedy, Kennedy
+ Portland III hours.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
IOWA ELECTION.
Full Republican Congressional
Delegation.
A Sweeping Republican Victory.


Dies MONIES, Oct. 9-The State Register
tRep.) has returns from 100 towns including
returns from every Congressional district All
of them but three indicate Republican gains.
The Register claims a Republican majority in
the state of over 10000 over all opposition,
which will be Republican gain of 10000 over
the Republican vote for Governor over all OPP
position last year. The Register also claims
the election of the entire Republican delegation
to Congress, with none of the Republican can
didates receiving less than 1000 Majority. The
Democrats concede the state by a large major
ity, and now have claims of Congressman only
in the Sixth aud Seventh Districts.
CHICAGO, Oct TO-, 1-15 a. m.-The following
are the latest returns from the Iowa election
Ito towns aud IA counties give Hull (Rep.) for
Secretary of State, 1l9l1 majority. IS towns
in the 7th district give Cummings for Congress
4S4 majority; 8 towns in the 8th district give
Sapp (Rep for Congress 1867 majority; 80
towns in the Och district give Carpenter (Rep.
for Congress 4403 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
FINANCIAL AND OO0lsIEHCEAL


FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 9th, 1878.
The markets have been vary quiet for the past
week and there are few goods selling in any partcu-
lar line. The anticipated improvement in business
has not yet been realized, although there is still
hopes of revival of the jobbng business here The
dry goods market but fairly active and goods are
selling at very low prices. The money market
shows little or no change. Loans are readily obtain
ed on good security. The gold market closed We'd
nesday, Oct. 9th, at $1.cO2.
The apple market is well supplied and prices re-
main very firm as quoted last week. Beans are firm
and unchanged. Cheese is higher and we quote
Vermont and Maine at 81 to 10 cts. and New York
FACTORY at the same. Coffee is dull. Copper and
Cordage are uncha nged Duck is in good demand for
Portland manufacture. The fish market is easy and
prices on cod are easier. The flower market is and
easier. There are only small sales to report.
kaslns show adecided reduction in price, as will
be seen in the price current. The corn Market ia
easier and high mixed is quoted at 56, yellow at IS
per car lots, and bag lots Sc cts Hay is Offering
fairly at last weeks prices. Iron is firm and un-
changed. Lard as we'll as pork are easier, on pork
quite reduction in price will be noticed. Leather
remains steady. Oils show no change. Produce is
onefing freely at old prices Sugars are steady and
we quote graduated at 81 Extra c. at 81 and at 81
Teas and Tobacco are unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
Tornado in Iowa.

DUBUQUE. La. Oct. 9.-The tornado at Mon
houses damaged roofs, SC The Catholic
church, Houser's new residence, and some eight
or ten other houses were torn into splinters.
Not vestige of the church. except the floor
and seats, is left. About thirty other dwellings
many of them very valuable were unroofed
and wrecked. Several buildings were lifted
from their foundations and carried into the
streets. No lives were lost. but many persons
1 were severely injured. Damages in The town,
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
OHIO ELECTION.
A Splendid Republican Victory.
Later Returns Strengthen the
Prospect.
Dispatch from Mr.. Hale.

The following dispatch was received from
Mr.. Hale, who is in Ohio. yesterday:
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9th.
a great victory for honest money. The State
ticket and eleven or twelve Congressman have
been elected purely on the currency question.
EUGENE HALE.
COLUMBUS, Oct 9.-The Republican State
Central committee claim 8 Con gressm Town
SEND, Garfield, Updegrsff, Monroe, Ketfer,
little attention has been given to the State
ticket majority, but if the aggreg rate keeps up
to the end as 1t began there will probably be
1000 to 10000 majority
The Democratic State Central committee
claim II Congressman, certain. MacMahon,
Lefevre, Hill, Hurd. Finley, Converse, Ewing,
Dickey, Anterior, Geddes and Warner. They
concede the State to the Republicans
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
NIINOR TELEERams.

Amasa Norcross of Ftchburg was unani-
1mousiy nominated for Congress by the Repub-
district yesterday.
New Zealand advces state that five wes,avon
missionaries were murdered and eaten by Rnsh
natives near Malicola coast. Eighty of the
tribe were killed by Malicola traders and The
coast natives in retaliation.
Thos. H. Drew, one of the best known and
most venerated men of Virginia died yesterday
tne son OF Capt. Tbos. Ell. Drew of Revolution
guard. '-'
Inc London Times says that orders have been
issued from the India Office for all officers on
1arloughs belonging to regiments in Scinde and
P1nJa6, or whose corps are detailed for the
Afghan expedition, to rejon their posts by the
first steamer.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10

LONDON, October 9-12.3OP. M.-Consols at 81 ZIG
for money and 81 1l-16 for account.
LONDON, October 9-12.3O P. M.-American secu-
rties-Unted States bonds, CTS, 1919; new SIS 1903;
new 44s, 1O5a; 10 40s at 1881; Erie IA.
LIVERPOOL. October 9-123O P. M-Cotton in
moderate inquiry and freely supplied; Middling up
iands at Oiled; do Orleans at Sled; sales 5000
bales, including 1000 bales for speculation and ex-
port; receipts 1900 bales, no American
Futures partially 1-32 cheaper; October 3-16; Oc-
tober and November at 6 1-32.
Flour at 20 q %; Winter Wheat at 20 II i:
Spring PIP 40 at Il 8; California averages at q
SO s. Provisions &c-Pork at As 6: Beef 81 e. Ra.
con 81 g 80 6; Lard at So g. Cheese at As. TapDw
at SO 6. AT London Tallow at 81 8.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10

NEW HAVEN, CT, Oct. 9-Rsv q: II. Hay
uen vi MADISON, acquitted recently OF murder
warrant last evening. Fifty grains of arsenic
were found In the girls stomach, and arsenic
left In Hayden's barn missing. o her new evil
dence is reported. Hayden is now in Jail
awaiting trial. '",'
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10

St0re Cattle-Year1ings 81 q q; year ODDS Is a
w 3 year ODDS at $25 a as " head. The supply
Ior the week has been large and the trade duli.
Prices of small Cattle depend pom then value
:. . ao; y as
mand iair prices and usually sell quick Most of
those offered in market for sale are of a common
grade. common
Sheep and Lamts-There was but one load of
Sheep and Lambs from the West during the past
week. Inv '"o'
eSwine-Fat Hogs, prices a SIC % fb live weight.
The Portland daily press., 1878-10-10
Brighton Cattle Market.

for The week ending Wednesday, October 9.
Amount of stock at market-Cattle 1928; Sheep
and Lambs $685.; Swine 1890; number of Western
Cattle PISS; Eastern Cattle BIS; Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 400.
Prices of Beef Cattle ~ 100 fbs live weight-Extra
quality at - 80 @ 8 IS; first qualify S. 90 "a 81 !;
se 1S qnaty VI % ST.; third quality 1915 a
So 25 a 8 CPL ~ :"
sic P Id. -"'o" az
Country Hides 6 @ &c % b; Country Taow Il "a
4ae " fb. =
Calf Skins at 10c " ib; Lamb Skins at 30 "a TIC
each; Sheep Skins 50 "a 75c each.
Working Oxen-There was not very large supply
OF Working Oxen in market for this week, but the
demand has been rather inactive and the supply full
as large as the trade required We quote sales Of