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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SiaSAL OFFICER.
WAs,,1SGvoS, u. e., Aug. st--1 II. rn.-For
Tennessee mid tho Ohio Valley, stationary
barometer, stationary Or lover temperature,
variable winds, shifting 10 east or south,
partly cloudy weather, aud local ra!ns.
For the LOwcr Lake region, stationary iol-
lowed by lower barometer. northeast reer-
lnr to cast or south winds, stationary or
higher temperature, partly cloudy Or cloudy
weather, mud occasional rain. ,.....
Fur tlu Upper Lake region, falling baron.
etcr stationary or higher Temperature, eits!-
crly Winds, n1at purify cloudy wuallur, Will,
occasional rnln. .. -,
Fur tic Upper Mississippi nnd Lower Nils
sourt Valleys, stationary or lower barometer,
higher Temperatures, ynrtnbln wilals, mostly
enst to south, partly clio r.y weather, anil oe'
caatota1 rafn.
Tho rivers will continue nearly stationary
Local olHE1LvATIoNs.
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Sptciai Dlspatth 10 Tie Chicago TFtbNne.
EAsr SAGINAW, alfcl,., Aug. @'.-A fire
started ut rs this evening In tho seconll
stury in tho rear Of I'a!terson's carriage SHOP
III Flint. Over seventy buggtcs in process Ut
construction were lost. Lass, $1,000: Insured
fnr Sl,!NI. Il millinery sture adjoining wns
tl,nngetl considerably, but tic loss Is covered
By Sl,:AW insurance.
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7yILEEs.,A1,Js1:. PA.

WnKEsnAri.n, Pa., Aug. e5.-A furious
sturtn, with thunder ntil lightning, prevailed
here to-day. Several buildings were struck,
lint no Ertat tlalnage was done. Gen. OIL
ycr's powtEcr.mttl nj Laurel Run WIS struck,
and Il Thousand pounds Of powder exl'to9rtl,
partially destroying tho mtxfng-room. Thu
i[oUu tnusel considerable loss III the city.
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POPULATION OF CHARLESTON,
o..af.f F1fsr+sfck IN fsht-s45.r. T..t k.,

WASHINGTON, d. G., Aug. a@5.-~Supery!sor
Hammond haa furnished Ills Olllctal tlguros
for tlo population at Charleston, showiux d
totuI Ut ~, ,o,s. gain:of LUST, OF s-b per cent,
over le7U. tins 0f the Supervisors Ut Oh III
tellur district furnishes tho official llKuros
fur tals c0untscs, showing q gain Ut IL per
Gcllt.
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I.1rr1.,: Hook, Aug. 25.-,Ja,nes X. Jones,
Ut llempstctstl, was today unanimously nom
mated fur CnMHress from tl,o Second ton.
gypsHiut,nl District, lly tho Democratic Dis
lr!ct Convention at Prescott.
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NonroLK, W., Aug. 2.-Il,e Rea.ljustors
Of tho Second Congressional District have
iticiiMoSn, VA, Xup. as-Thc Denocrnt1e
Conve,,tl0n iii ihu Sixth Virginia District ut
I.yl,cl,b,trg to-day. reno,lsl,Iated the Hon.
john Randolph Tucker for Congress by
ncclAnlDtlun.
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sptrtat DlspaseA to fna Chteago Tribune.
GitANp l2ArIns, Mfell., Aug. .5-Gcotge
Dnxtabor, young man 20 to g, years old,
car-reparur III tho employ Of the Grand
l,a,,its & Indiana RatlEoatl hero was caught
between two cars Inst evening md So crushed
T TINT he died last night. liz leaves wlle
u!lu Il babo but Il f1w months old.
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GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. GA Nclrs Bpe-
clnl from 1lcuruo says the Republican StAte
Central Committee met to-.lny, anu noml'.-
ntca Il, j. Dnyis for Governor, y. S!emt ring
for observation-disclosures. allu put lsllt
Stute Ticket Iii tho field.
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Special DhpAtth 70 Tie Chicago 1TlblnE.
Dt.ooM1SnroS, ILL.,, Aug. GA slight
shower Ut rain this evening a1l still cloudy.
Furlners are almost III despair over their
corll-tlcl.ls ruined by the drought, The tfcr-
rloiIuter stood 1Ul In tho shado today ut !
o'clock.
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GRAND 'RArlps, Mich. Aug. .5.-Tho
Democrats held their Convention 1or this
the Fifth {Altchfgail) district to-day, alla on
the second ballot nominated the Hun. l.. II.
Randall, Of this city. by quiet caucustng 1t
Ind been found that no coalition was Dos
sible with the Grecnhackers. Thu llotnnce
Is genial. kindly iIsnn OF some local poll-
larlty, but not the sort OF timber the rctiablo
people of this district select to make II Con"
Ercss1liail. Whether llo will ncccpt ar not Il
not dctlnitly known. Some asscrt that
Ills nomination IL but blind, and
TINT later he will disappear fro'.
tho contest, Tle Democrats NIL
bSck Ia usi molntnce, iintist 1t Democratic ante
yenlton nominated jolln G. blanchard, ot
10Iin+ BY accla,nation,-a mnn wtln Inns not
Of tho district. lte las ltchct for oilice fnr
yenrs. Tho Republicans nre delighted with
tho prospects, n1u nre full IF tIgnr for the
| campaign; for III the 1!0ll t;corge w: web
bcr, nominated yesterday. they lave far TIC
GMANn HAVEN: Micll.. avg. %.-'rho ne.
iargely attended. :aWl tio following excellent
ss''uc ssnyt W L. Tate; str' .}"hs va9peil
Clerk, Ge1rgc y. Turnfr; TREASURER, L1Yid ,,t
sapSSyof. Ui joun : i. K;stcr; Eoroncrs Curtis
II. Grny md w. Il. FIncl!; Fish! Co'n.ni#.
sl2ner JOHN Snosk; fppesens!a.I1e, tst ,lse
"'s' s5fetal s bl,patta to 4as chteaeo Trtbuns
MAslsrEE, Aite., AYE, sj:,;. %fLIle ~ nor2o, No.
Nintl! District, held here today, liominotea
Only fourteen delegates we're present. Tlg
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Cl1AnrEsroS, s. e., Aug. ED. Wyatt
Aiken md Gcorge u. T'llllnau haye been IT.
Nominated for Congress III thu Third ald
Fifth Districts by thu Democrats.
YunKE, s.. e., Aug. ::15.-,1ohn S. Rlclav!-
soil, tic sitting inunll>er, wnS unanimously
rcuusniuated ta-tlny rs Democratic ralull'!nta
for Congress froln the First South Carolina
District.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Aug. 21.-(;cn
Thon.hs u. liDxio was unanimously Noml
mated BY thu Greollbackcrs for Governor.
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A[1upLErows, CoiM., Aug. s5-}amcs
Phelps is rcnonIillatel for Congress BY tho
Democrats.
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IN PHILADELPHIA.


Tnt1ArELrItIA, 1'n., Aug. 11.-A firebrokc
out shortly nficr llifs morning III tho i'n'.r-
mill Ut William u. rl!Hmns Il Co., n,l thu
northwest corner If Thirteenth nis,l Willow
stryets. Spreading rapidly, tte ilamcs cofrt-
M,lnIcntG,l to tlle Btnyo nlHl lulloW-Wnrc
foundry Of Stunrt & Peterson, oil tho wrst,
which extended, rs did t1lu mill, from VIII
low to Hamilton Strcct, and lllcr to tho lnrgo
building nj the southwest corner Of Th!r-
tecntli ntnl Hamilton streets, occupied fy
t;llsnpcrt & I}rD., manufacturers 1T cigars.
Tlionlas & Co.'s mill wns III operation ut tic
time the ilre WIS discovered. William Miller,
foramnn In tho mitling-roon,, Ia missing.
Tho building WIS sOon III rufus, nil the
walls falling and Il!tny tie streets 1'Y which
1t Is bounded. Falling bricks crushed thu
castern r,.ll of Stuart It. 1'etersnn's fuuHdry,
md tho llNiies, which sotn swept into tsle
lntteril-rUnlsi I'll tho northeastern corner nf
lilo structure, destroyed nearly hll th9 pat.
terns, which Peterson slater! WILL be silllei,lt
to rcl,Incc, md lle estimates his loss at 0,
The loss oli tho inill'propcrty Is placed Ut
Sl0D.WN.
Gumt,ert & I}ro. occupy. the second on'l
thirl iI0ors Of pnrt Of tho building ut tho
northwest corner of Thirteenth md llNhtt'
ton streets, a'ltl thu sccon, third atMl fourth
tl1nrs u, tho rear. The 'lrst nitt fourth tl!nra
nt tllo front III tho structure nra tncnlt. Tho
tlrel. Thu. firm Gnlpoy itD hn1Hls,, ntrl t'ty
lad III stock .t00, ,C0D lDtsse cigars. Thu ilsur-
utce II S2sl,tN0, which will eUygr their lnss.
Un tl,u e,lst stly If Thirteenth street I'LL TIC
| buildings wrre damaged, increasing the luss
about $1,000.
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AT LOUISVILLE.

IkI I4tFO II = II7t3I1s =
Lou1sy1LLE, n.y., Aug. aj.-Fire this fore
noun Mt Cornwall II lsros.' soap and cnndlo
fnclory sanlaged tic place to the amount Of
S3,OOO; fully Insured.
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Young and Stalwnrt Candidates
Put Eortl, to Swell tho
Majority.
The Butler Men Will Run the
Democratic Machinery in
Massachusetts.
Congressional Democratic Nominations
In the Fifth mud Ninth Michl.
: gan Districts.
Conventions in Illinois, Wisconsin, South
Oarolina, and Minnesota.

IOWA
loW ~ ~ ,X,,,,u,
Special Dapn!f" 70 1as e"'eaoo I,'ou"s, t','s
DEs Mo1Sf:s, Iowa., AuE. "3.--Il!e KcpMb-
ltcau State Convention today wns ulle OF tho
Inr,1..st % awnr nsscm,c II, thn Stutc. and rel,-
III ~, .s,.' n,,T aia,nn,,,s of tha nortv
1Ise'''eu ~! "kes nl,' ,.,,. ,..', y. W. ,, ror
nld nliu ynllle. MI! ll'taIly H'aiy Will lo4
two years have been In other parties. Thcro
was ucrfcct harmony aut gnot feeling. Tho |
,,,ntfor,,, anil solrrf1nn ~ candidates leave !
Iatlotn' ai.t ae.'on .,,',,..'sa w. ua1'N"o' '''o
no leeslhE oi I"tcot "ns "tNte'
The contest Tor AttufiieS-Hcncfal WIS
vigorous and lively md Illustrated the I'M
certainly of Conventions, the lowest man
~. tt,a rr.t h III ,stn,,i,,, Tia Ha nt Int
vi tr s''o 'ias u"us ~ ,,r,.., a,,
Tho candidates selected aro young ma
stnlwart, md With n gllxla exception llavu
enml war records, CAPT. j. \. Thnll
hns seryrd onn term ~ Secretary Of State
tAs ~. ~" ~ ,,'..s ~, s.,..1 ,,', tor, -.
Capt- ~ n. ln"cis 'ns sctsst "''e .c1m 10
Register Of tue Stale Lhfhl-ulslce. CapI' ~
V. Lucns, nominee for State Auditor. enlist
c,l M II p1iyate III tic fourteenth Iowa, rose
~, t,,o -a,,,. ~ Conto,n enr.n,1 thrnus,h tha
10 lno lak o. e"a,a' sea'e" .'ai"s" H.. ,a t'sa
war, cAte nome 10 lrel'lcI, scEseu StS se".s
rs County Treasurer, wis District Eiector IN
1870, then became publisher Ut tho Waverly
1,cn,,I,1itn7,. whjch In soItt, mid started tho
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country l,ns lost n,ost distinguished a,ut
promising n1rrr. n1,t1 tho Signal Serslce I'LL
Vblc, efficient, nail zrulnus rllEf.
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L
Fit.3T BALLOT.
Young 10 lirsay. e4e
Wiislow w. is5 Sicfhcsson..,
BECONp BAL1.ur.
Young ~ ,tra',ey ;:...... S9 ;a
WlnsloW,s. W,s.s....."..' lttaclheFeoH+. s's.ss494
TrIHl, HALLOT.
WiusIow Whit w.. liz siucsson.
roJ1tTII nA1.t.Or.
HS"nE Ws'7;,. ,t1i1lsy i:hsyy,on.
FIGTil nAL1AfT.
vW2,x;.: Wasi;w sisshsyso;.
Durlns tho taking Of tho sixth ballot,
which WIS tone between M1nslow nnt1 Mc-
of lis votes chnllEesi to Mcl'ersol Wilt,
nftrr gcttlhg hs0 votes WIS nude thu no'hl-
nen unanimously.
Fof E|SStsIs ni;lsrgs thy Hon n1e JGmes 1lar;
i Frs,uo'.t, Wafe l'olaI,atc.l BY arria1natioll
District ElectorS were ilon.tnAtct! rs fol-
lDws: First, e. r. Jones'. Ut Washington;
Second. j. i. 1'lckler. ot Musealino; Thlrd,
lsiythe, ; i Fs;;l; ! Filsi, yyriis sia'ilc';, d q
Seyenti,, LewIs Aiilcs, Of lXNy1e; ligith, i.
Y; Scott, ct lottawattanle; NiHth, Albert
| TILE PLATFORM.
=. Tho COMMITTEES ~ Platform, througl. Mr.
Edward ltussell Chairman, REPORTED lis fol-
lows:
tttxt--Thts Convention co1,xrutu!atus tho nc-
iow " wna s,n i a, N1 hn!.
inturcats 1t surks to ststx,rte, .utl thu em!ncnt
success which hAs Atttilttutl THO cpntrnl VI tho
| Republican Administrations untrsteA lhor1'
with. Wa enHKrhtAAto tho u1sthtFy lik'ti tht
l'uaue VIII, oshsr Natio,s, .he E!!spsrl.y Of nss
iiun and disbursement af Thu NailonaI revenues
lho stcaiy accommodating reduction u thu NJ
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Thu Shakers Sarsupnltll4 Il JUST ~nA'"
poetA to bG.-DLrt Cr1l4bH, ", II
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Deaths in Jackson County for the Year
Ending March 81, 1850.

WASHINGTON TP.-SrEPuEN TRIP, ASSESSOR.
Eddie Cozad, months and Il days. Thrash.
Garlic Clayton months and 20 days. Indigestion.
William Hays, age not given. Paralysis.
Jonathan Hunsicker 60 years and months. Bron-
chftfs.
Margaret Hayes, age not given. Inflammation.
Ezekiel Patterson, GG years. Paralysis.
Brady Skinner, months and % days. Bronchitis
Charles Dennison Sell, years, IL months and 10
days. Diphtheria.
MILTON IT,. 1sT PRECINCT-Em NJ. PERSONS, As
SCISSOR.
Henry Bierhop, As years, months and days
Lung fever.
Nettie Camink, years l month and 2S davs Tv-
phoid fever.
Jesse NJ. Cameron, year, months and 15 days.
Flux.
Mary Bell Call, year and p days. Diphtheria. "a
Charles Downward, days. Lung disease.
Samuel Dempsey, 90 years. Consumption.
Lydia Nunley. Sc years, months and l3 days. Old
Caroline Hale, 81 years. Confinement.
Nancy Hawk 60 years, months and 20 days, Spinal
affection.
George P. Hale, months and days. Scrofula
James c. Kirkendall, year, IL months and 10 days.
Flux.
Peda Long, Sc years and 20 days. Confinement.
ROsanna Leach, 70 years. Old age.
William NJ. Lantz, year, l month and 20 days.
Group.
IuNdlu l-dHlZ, years. months ana udyS. L y
phoid fever.
Mary c. Martin, year, I month and 10 days.
Worms.
Sarah Jane Price, months and 3 days. Cholera
infantum.
Ada Reynolds, 10 months and % days. Cholera in
fantum.
Ruth A. SALESMAN, ca years and 10 months. Lung
fever.
Deborah Tuttle % years, months and ) days. Old
age.
Thorn, Still horn
MILTON Tp., ID PRECINCT-JAMES o. PARTRIDGE,
Assessor.
Minnie Brown, years, : months and % days. Lung
fever.
John Brooks, IL years and 10 days, Consumption, -
John Downward, Il days. Inflammation of brain.
David Mcclure, years, month and II days. KILL
ed by lighting.
John L. McGhee, II years, months and days.
Killed by accident at Milton Furnace.
Allen. Still born.
Sarah Johnson years, 10 months and 25 days. Lung
fever.
Didamey johnson, % years, Il months and 20 days.
Scrofula.
Alice B. johnson, l year, I month and 30 days.
WhOoping cough.
Cornelia Levering, % years, months and % days.
ConsnmptiOn..
Michael NTaloney, 1G years, months and 4 days.
Accident.
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What of the ssSyndicate?"

Many persons, some Of them Demo-
Gratis, have inquired of us what has be-
come of the Democratic Syndicate" of
Jackson. We have not attempted to
sketch the political life of those states
men" so far, in this campaign, for the rea-
son that it is beyond the power of human
agency to reach a depth of ridicule which
would meet the demands of the case. The
spectacle of the men who paraded the
streets of Jackson behind Vallandigham,
carrying white flags and butternut branch
es, while Gen. Hancock was making the
hills and wales of Virginia run red with
Democratic blood, now following Han
cock as their political Moses, is far be-
yond the power of merely amateur
satirist. We cannot, however, blame
these Democrats so much, after all, for a
bitter, bloody experience, has taught their
party that it is much more safe and pleas
ant to. FOLLOW Hancock than to be IN
FRONT OF HIM. When the Democracy
run a soldier all that the Republicans
have to do is to attend the funeral, and
pay the last sad duties to the memory Of
the erring deceased. 1t may be necessary,
however, for the Syndicate to call a meet
ing in order to take measures to prevent
their speakers from waving the bloody
shirt. And of course they will have
meeting before the 4th of next March, and
if Sal Gollyer = Grab"
Garfield undertakes to enter the Capitol
at Washington, he will be apt to find
"Bandy" there with musket
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THE GREAT FEATURE OF THE EPOCII.-
Robert Sticlney's Imperial Circus Men
agcrie and Museum, will exhibit in Jack
son, Saturday, July 18th.
This institution comprises entirely new,
amusing and instructive Arenic displays.
The circus department is uneXampled
in its artistic ability, and unparalleled
Numerically. An examination of the
programme will show that the talent of
this branch of the organization has been
selected from both Hemispheres.
The Menagerie Division may well be
called the Worlds Wonder of the Era,
while the Museum will be found to con-
tain curiOsities reaching from the days of
the Mound Builders, through the ex-
humatiOn of Pompeii, and the later
aboriginal relics of the past two centuries,
to the unique rarities of the period.
The daily 10 o'clock parade will be
given, not as a display, but simply that
the public may have faint idea of The
absolute power Of this body.
Performances at and ! 80 p. NJ. Doors
open one hour ear earlier. Admission, so
cents; Children under ten years, 25 cents.
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DETROIT EXCURsIoN.-On Tuesday,
August Sd, the Columbus and Hooking
Valley R. R. in connection with the Co
lumbus & Toledo r. r. will run their An
nual Cheap Excursion to Detroit. Special
train will leave Athens at 1 % p. m.
Rate for round trip, S4.OO.
Excursion tickets include a three hours
ride on Detroit River and Lake st. Clair,
and are good returning for four days on
all regular passenger trains up to andIin-
Guiding train leaving Detroit via Canada
Southern Railway at 300 p. M, Friday,
August 9th, 1880. Arrangements have
been made for reduced rates at all Hotels
in Detroit for those going on this Excur-
sion. For further information as to at
fractions, etc, see posters and small bills
15july3t
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OBITUAR

PATTERsoN-Carrie Alice, daughter of Moody and
Susan Patterson born April 9th, 1876. and died
July End, 1880, aged years, months and 20 days.
She was bright lovabe child pet with ali who
knew her. Smitten with fever of the most dreaded
form, her sufferings intense. For fifteen days
she tasted food enduring all the while the most in
pain. She seemed to be conscious of the fact
that she would die and satisfied. With parting
caress for those she loved well the earth, she
quietly fell asleep in Jesus. Her suerings
she in the everlasting arms The good Shep-
herd has more lamb in his bosom, waiting the
coming of the loved ones. 5.
CHERINGToN-At Franklin Valley, Jackson coun-
ty. Ohio. July s. $780, Emory, son of ID. W. and ElZa-
beth CheringtOn, in the 22nd year of his age.
He killed suddenly by the falling of lime rock
in the bank where he employed. He was quiet,
inoffensive, industrious young man. His untimely
death has cast gloom the entire community,
and filed his home with the deepest sorrow. His fu-
neral was attended by large and sympathetic audi
ence at Franklin Valley NJ. E. Church God only can
comfort the sorrowing. w. II. GIBBONS.
CROY.-At the County Infrmary, June 2l, 1880,
Americas 5. Croy, aged G7'years and months.
WoRK.-At the County mfrmary, July G, 1880,
Henry c. Work, aged u years and months. The de-
ceased was a soldier during the rebellion, being n
member of the 33d o. V. l.
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THE long-haired philosophert9 j. N. Free, called

THE long-haired philosopher % j. n. Free, called
at Office in the forenoonlast Saturday. and dictated
the following, and requested Us to publish it:
TRUTH TO BE UNVEILED On THE 2lST, AT TIE COURT
HOUSE.
y. n. the great philosopher is coming aud viii
sume all and lift the veil which has cn5 5hrouded him
aCfaUd friends the 18th OF February, lNji y. NJ
who has sacrificed his very aud who has never
presumed anything for himself. hut desires to be
known only by the initials y. N. until truth is fully
vindicaed and prejudice all reasoned away. will ad-
dress the citizens of jackson at the Court House. July
2lst.
J. y. informs us that it might be philosophical to
charge the small admission fee of 10 cents for
Ladies free and especially invited. Subject, truth
and prejudice.
In the afternoon he came in and dictated the follow
ing:
TIE GREAT PHILOSOPHER VISITS his FRIEND
HON. PORTER DUHADWAY.-"J. NJ had the pleas
nre of visiting his esteemed friend; Hon. Porter Du
Hadway- at his beautiful home in this city. u NJ
has ever regarded Porter as possessing one Of the
brightest and keenest ntelects in this section of the
state ~ NJ trusts that the veil will soon be lifted
be himself again Porter was j. N's' friend when he
llad Dut few He has thousands u. NJ wishes
the entire population of Jackson thanked for their
sympathy while here last Saturday, all for truth,
which is his idol.
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Bone Dust, by car load, at D. L. Pickrel's.-tf

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loss ofvoice tickling in the throat affection of
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cost, or 4 regular size bottle for Sl.0O.
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Probate Notices.

The accounts Of
Harley Aleshre, administrator of William Joyce,
deceased
j. Edward Jones, guardian of Caroline Allen, a
minor:
Jane Hanna, eNecutriN OF Arson Hanna, deceased:
j. Edward Jones. administrator of Margaret Shad-
rach. deceased
II. L. Chapman assignee of a. j. Dever, assigner;
John G. Ray, guardian of Charles A.fPeFry Perme-
liza Perry, Susan Perry, Daniel Perry and Frank Per-
~. minors;
Adam w. Long. guardian of Anna \. Long, Almeda
\. Long. Lewis V. Long, minors;
Isaac T. MOnahan, guardian of Clinton Sinclair, a
minor:
Isaac T. Monahan, administrator of Elisha +. Swift
deceased;
David 7. Davis, guardian of John j. Price insane
John ID. Jones, executor of Thomas Roderick. de-
ceased David III. Lewis, executor of Isaac ID. Jones
deceased and
Isaac Brown. guardian of ID. c. Brown. a minor,
Have been filed in the Probate Court jackson COun-
Ohio, for settlement, and the set for
animation and hearipg on the 3lst day OF July, y
D. 1850, at 10 O'Clock !. NJ of said day.
JSO. J. c. EVANS, Probate Judge.
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Card.

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ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, I
will send a recipe that will cure you,
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South America. Send a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman
Station D, New York City. 15apS0y
w. n. STEELE, near the first National
Bank, has added largely to his stock of
goods. In addition to his regular line of
goods, such as queensware, glassware
lamps, lamp chimnies, wiclls, etc, he has a
variety of notions of all kinds. Also, tile,
lime and various other articles. Call and
examine if you want any kind of goods
he has on hand. If.
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\ SAFE, sure and effective Iron Tonic
is Nichols & Cos Bark and Iron.

EXCURSION TO ONIAGARA.-The Spring
field Southern Railroad Company will, on
Tuesday, August I'd, run a special excur-
sion to Niagara, giving eXcursionists two
days at the Falls. Fare for the round
trip from all regular stations on the
Springfield Railroad, five dollars. with
privilege of excursion by boat on Lake
Ontario to Toronto and return, one dollar
extra. Hotel Cars, Dining Room and
Palace Coaches will run in connection
with the train. The Jackson Cornet
Band will accompany the excursion.
This will afford rare opportunity for a
delightful excursion trip through SPRING
field, Cleveland, along the Lake Shore
and through Erie and Buffalo to the
Falls, and the elegant Lake excursion. to
Toronto, at exceedingly low rates. We
advise all our citizens to take advantage
Of this and we bespeak for them pleas
ant time. Notice will be given of Ieav-
ing and running time, and all other mat
ters of interest rs soon as definitely az
ranged.
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G.. MI. Martin & Son

JAMES b. HOWE has been appointed
General Agent for Southern Ohio for
Fine Art Association of New York City.
Copying and enlarging Il speciality. Pic
lures of all kinds reproduced to any size,
and elegantly finished in India ink, oil 81
water colors, yielding a portrait of great
beauty, with lifelille expression, deli
cacy and freshness of color, and softness
of finish, guaranteeing as perfect a copy
as the condition of the original picture
will permit. This is the best house in
America for life size oil paintings, and
crayon pictures. Their prices are extra
ordinarily low.
Agents wanted throughout Southern
Ohio. tt
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How SHE SAVED HER DARLING.-"I
shall never again feel 50 awfu.ly nerv-
Gus about my babies teething," writes a
grateful mother. "We almost lost our
little darling by long attack of cholera
infantum, but happily heard of Parker's
Ginger Tonic in time. I took few
spoonfuls myself, which soon cured my
nursing baby entirely, and an occasional
dose has kept me and baby in such per
fectly good health, and made us so strong
and comfortable that l would not be
without this reliable medicine for worlds
i A Mother of Brooklyn. july