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Quite an antagonism has grown up
between the authorities at West Point
and Hon. Martin |. Townsend. who
was sent there by the War Depart
ment to take part in the Whitaker
investigation. The military gentle
men who are in command at that in
stitution seem to regard themselves as
autOcrats, and resent any outside in
reference. Thefoolish ''order" issued
by Gen. Schofeld the other day was in
this same spirit, and decidedly in bad
taste, to say the least. It would have
been much more proper to have post
poned the issuing of such an order
until the close Of the Investigation.
The West Point Academy is only the
creature of the law and the civil author
ties, and is not above and beyond the
control Of Congress. The young gem
tlemen who are sent there to be educa-
ted at the expense of the Government.
do not become, when they enter that
institution, superior class of beings.
We imagine that they are just like
other boys of that age-some of them
are gentlemen, and some or not.
Those wo are disposed to be bad. can
find means of being so at West Point
inst as boys do in ordinary Colleges.
The assumption that every boy who
enters within the hallowed precincts
of West Point is gentlemen in all
that term implies, is a fallacy. A
good illustration of this foolish pre-
tense is found in the testimony of
Cadet Mcdonald. the other day. He
testified that WHITAKER committed an
ofense-against his dignity. because in
falling in" he (Whittaker) alway s
''fell i'm along side of him. So eriev-
ed was the Mcdonald boy, at Whit
takers offense that he took occasion
to notify his colored brother that he
must stop doing so. Finally McDon-
aid said to get rid Of this grievance,
he asked to be reduced to the ranks.
And this is a specimen young gen
tlemen" of the cadet corps, and of
those whom General Schofeld con-
graduates as being gentlemen Of hon
or, truthfulness and manliness. Was
there anything ''gentlemanly" in such
conduct? Has an institution which
permits such conduct any right to set
up for itself claims of superiority in
this regard? We have no disposition
to Judge West Point harshly. We
believe that it has done and is doing
good work, but at the same time
there is nothing so sacred about it
which forbids the touch.of unhallow-
ed hands. We certainly are of the
firm opinion that the outrage upon
Whitaker was committed by some Of
his fellow cadets, or if not by them
directly, by their connivance. We
do not believe that the present inves-
tigation will find out the guilty par
ties. The ''honor" of the institution,
and the careful manner in which it is
guarded by its officers, forbids any
such conclusion. IF they could have
fixed the crime upon Whitaker, they
would have been satisfied: farther
than that. they have no special
interest," Columbus Dispatch.
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Master Commissioners Sale,
State of Ohio, jackson County, SIS.
Court of Common PIeas


Berry e. jackson CT al. Robert W. Ktslt ct al.
In pursuance of order and decree made by said
Courtin this cause and pursuant also to order OF
sale issued therein by said Court and directed
Master Commissioner thereof, viii offer for sale
at public auction.
Saturday, the 29tA dag Of Mag, a. D. 1850,
at O'Clock p Nj, at the door of the Court House in
said county, the following lands and tenements sitTt-
ated in the county of jackson and State Of Ohio, TO-
wit:
The Or Of the Or of Is, tp G. range 20. Ap-
praised at $3.50.
The qr the or of sec 13. tp G. range 20. APP
praised ut $3.50.
The or Of the of see 18, tp 6, range 20. APP
praised at Sl30.
The qr OF the w Or of sec u, tip range 20. Ap-
The the sec J. d 6. range 20. ~
praised at $3.50.
The part of the or of the w or of sec T. tn G.
range 20; beginning at the and running TO
cliff OF rocks-thence north the north line
of said land. Appraised $Il5.
The undivided l-2l part of the of the c ar O
sec I. tp Z. range 10. Appraised at Il.
The undivided l-2l part of the or of the n w or OF
sec Is, Up 7. range 49, Appraised at 81.
The undivided l2l part of the or of the or OF
sec Is, tp I. range 10. Appraised at 50.
AlsO the following lands in Pike county, Ohio. to-
wit:
The Or of the or Of 10, tp range 20. APP
praised at SO.
The Z Of the Or of the II w Or of sec 10 tp G.
range 20. Appraised at $50.
Terms cash in hand on the day of sale.
Given under my hand this 22nd day of April \. D
1850. j. W. LONGBON.
apr29+Jt Master Commits ssiOncr.
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Sheriff rs Sale Of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, S.:
(nrrn.t nf CnrnIrn1,r, Illnn-

Board Of Commissioners of Jackson County John
7. Stewart ct Il.
On order Of sale.
Notice is hereby given, that i'll pursuance of an or
der Of sale issued out OF said Court the st day
May. a. D. 1880, and to directed Is Sheriff Of
said county. will offer for sale public auction. at
the door Of the Court House. in Jackson, in said
county. on
Saturday, JaHc 5th, 4. D. 1880,
at one p. NJ. the following described real es-
tate, situated in the county of jackson and State
Ohio. tO-Tit:
The undivided two-sevenths cd part of the north
east quarter OF the south east quarter OF section egh
(lS) township nine 80. of range 90
Also. The undivided IwO-seVenthS cd part OF all
the north half the south quarter the south
east quarter of said seCfiOn township and range.
ceptinC off of the said north half Of the said
south quarter of the south east quarter contains
in in all twO-sgyenths cd part OF hity-seYen
1~t described tract appraised at $lGl -.
End described tract appraised at SGi.
Terms Of sale, cash ON day Of sale.
To be sold as the property of John t. Stewart. to
satisfy Judgment and decree in favor OF Board OF
Commits issiOHerS jackson County.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May, 1850
+. L. JONES, sheriff j. C.. o.
Laird & Trip, attys for plf.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, jackson County, IS.


Court of Common Pleas.
David Thomas vs. Geo. II. Green et al.
On order Of sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order
of sale issued ont of said Court. the md day of
April A. d. ls>o, ana 10 pe directed, will offer
sale al PUBLIC auction the door the House.
in jackson in said county.
SatHraap, Map 18th, n. D. 1850, at ocIock r. H.,
of said day, the following described estate siu-
ated in the county of jackson and State Of Ohio
wit:
The north east quarter of the south east quarter.
and the south east quarter of the south quartcr
and the south west quarter of the south quarter
OF section number twcnty-SeVen (21), township
Der eight S), of range number nineteen 9); also, the
north west quarter Of the north east quarter section
number thirty-fOur CD, of the same township and
range above given, being in all lG0 acres
less.
Appraised as follows: First described tract at $780,
Terms Of sale, cash on day of sale.
To he sold as the property of George II. Green,
satisfy Judgment and decree in favor OF David
Thomas.
Given under my hand this 18th day of April A. D.
1850. Z. T. JON ES, sheriff j. c. O.
r. II. Jones, atty for pff
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, Jackson County ss.:
Court Of Common Pleas.
,u.l NI.CErp Eric Coal Iron n and Mary

Samuel McGhee Erie Coal Iron Co., and Mary E.
Rice,
On Order of Sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of an
der OF sale issued said Court, 9Th day of
Arril, d. and 10 directed. VIII offer for
sale, public auction the door of the Court House,
in jackson, in said county, on
Saturday. Nag 22d, Il. D. 1880 at One O'Ciock PM.
the following described real estate. situated I'm the
county of jackson and State of Ohio, to-vit:
All the mineral stone COAL with the right to mine
and the that may underlie the following
premises, bounded and described as follows: The
west half the nOrh Invest quarter Of Section No 23
Township No. and Range No Is containing
more less. Also, the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter OF the aforesaid Section Township
and Range containing l6 acres, more or less.
Appraised-lSt described at 800, ID 500.
Terms of sale. cash on day of sale.
10 be sold as the property of said defendants to sat
isfy Judgment and decree in favor OF Samuel Nc
Ghee.
Given under my hand Il ls99th day Of April, 1880.
L. T. JONES, sheriff }. c. q.
Ambrose Leach, Jr., atty for PIE. ap22-5w
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EVERY College boy well knows the
value of companionship, will readily
appreciate the beauties of Cadet life at
West Point for a fellow whose skin
chances to be shade darker than all
the rest. Cadet Whitaker, in three
years of faithful service, with char
acter beyond reproach and an average
standing in his classes, was spoken to
in social way barely twice by his
fellow cadets, and never once visited
by an instructor. This appears in
sworn testimony. And such cadets
and instructors are maintaining that
none of them cut Whittakers ears
because they all say they did not.
How long since West Point obliga-
ton has been so sacred? Would the
South have had skilled men to lead
her armies against the Union, but for
her sons who, adding treason to in
gratitude broke the most solemn oaths,
and instigated or joined the rebellion? ?
Out upon such bogus "pon-honor"
business Toledo Sunday Journal.
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PRA1sEwoRTHY WoRK.-Wm. E..

PRAIsEwoRTHY WoRK.-Wm. E.
Clarke, of Providence, r. l., has is
sued pamphlet which he sends free
to any address, setting forth the re-
suits of his experience with reference
to Bright's Disease of the Kidneys.
Mr.. Clarke adduceS the most incon-
testibIe evidence that tins malady
yields to the proper remedy. The on
ly medicine used by Mr.. Clarke is
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kid
dey and Liver Medicine, and with it
he performs cures that are really very
remarkable.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size,
IS cents.
A colored man, applying for mar
riage license in Cincinnati, was asked
if he and the lady were related. Yes,
sahI' he replied. When asked how,
he answered.: Il thought you deluded
to de tender relashuns oh luv what
prevails between us at de present mo-
ment.'
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The wisdom Of Senator Teller's
proposition to empower, or rather re-
quire, the President to appoint two
colored cadets-at-large to West Point
each year, is doubtful. But the sug-
gestiOn will serve an excellent purpose
if it impresses upon the minds of the
West Point cadets and their instruc-
tors the fact that the public opinion
Of the country is at white heat in this
matter. Whitaker, it may be said,
has ceased to be a question. The
country is contemplating the fact
that in an institution supported by
the people for the education of its fu-
ture army officers persecution because
Of color is not only possible but actual
and universal, that men who are in
training for what is popularity regard
ed as the highest type of gentleman
can be towards and blackguards, that
the Northern 'dough-face" has reap
peared in our nursery of soldiers of all
places. Every inmate Of that institu-
tion can do his part toward retrieving
its mistakes, and will find it wise to
do So n. Y. Tribune.
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To quiet crying baby, prop it up
with pillows if it can not sit alone,
and smear its fingers with thick mol
asses: then put half dozen feathers
into It's hands, and it will sit and pick
the feathers from one hand to the
other until it falls sleep. AS soon as
it wakes ngain-mUre. uc.asses and
fegtbeys.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition VIII be pre-
scutcd to the Court OF Common Pleas OF jackson
county, at the june term thereof, praying for the va
@ M IViiston 81 m MAJ Ics0- ronTtv t3io I,i6c in
Washington township Jackson county, OHIO, rs fol-
lows numbers 49, 80, 81 - ST. So 81 IS,
CO. 6I g. I6 63, Itj lG lG5, l66 6i. G6. 49, 10
III IT, l3 Ia l75 16, 21 ga 25 376 277, 2S 279 $50
2S 2O3, PSI, 25 $780, $50,
39 39 $685. 334 80 $50 35 $9S 599 800 497 IS 493 go
yOl 5O2 50T, sos SO 5ll 52. 500,
Gil 6I2 GIj 6I6 67 SIS Gl9, G29 62i 62, G3,
72I 72 72 25, 10 ~, rs 729, 80 3l, 1872, 3
1874 1876 3 and all Ninth street, Miller and
Eighth street. And all OF Willard avenue, Stnr-
deyant street, Broadway street Heard street Bundy
avenue Cline street, Austin street and Hughes street
living west OF the township line between Milton and
Washington townships, and all alleys lying between
the above numbered Lots. Said alleys not being
named or numbered.
THE' WELISiON COAL AND IRON COMPANY
H.S.BUNDY.ss7=az
T;BUNUY 4 &BIEGuAN, their Atty.
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Road Notice.
MANHOOD: How LOST, HOW RESTORED

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The celebrated author, in this admirable ESSAY.
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chelplv, privately, and rdGicaHp.
Ezg This Lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any address.
posi- paid receipt of six cts or two postage stamps
Address the Publishers
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Post Office Box, 45SG. IL Ann ST., New York.
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\ CERTAIN young woman named Hannah.
slipped down on piece of banana:
She shrieked- and oh, my'd.
And more stars she spied
Ihan belong to the star-spangled banner.
\ gentleman sprang to assist her,
Aud picked up her muff and her wrister:
Did you fall, ma'a - he cried;
do you think" she replied,
Il sat down for the fun of it, Mister p
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LEGAL.
Sheriff'S Sale Of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Sidney P. Davis VS.. John Marshall ct. al.
LEGAL

State of Ohio, jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Sidney P. Davis John Marshall ct. al.
On Order of Sale in Partition.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of or
der OF sale issued out OF said Court the gt day of
April \. D. 1885, and TO me directed, will offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court House
in jackson, i'll said county, on
Saturday, May 18th, II. D. 1880, at o'cLoc6 P NJ,
The following described estate situated the
County of jackson, and State of Ohio, TO wit:
Part of the south west quarter Of the south west
quarter section twenty-four (2, township number
eight (S). OF number nineteen 9) beginning at
the north of D. Perry's lot, thence west
Wallars line TO the county road thence along said
road the corner of lot number twelve O2), thence
along said lot the north west thence east to
D. Perry line, thence south to the place Of begin
ming.
Also, in lots numbers twenty-one cd. twenty two
(2l twenty three (23) twenty -four (2) and twenty
five J25), the of SwifsVille in said county.
Appraised Ist described tract at $50. Lot number
q SIG number - number y at $50, number u
I $50, and number % AT $50.
Terms of sale ne-tlird cash day of sale, one
third in year from day of sale and oHcthird in
years, deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage premises sold.
| To be sold in certain proceedings in PARTITION.
wherein Sidney u. Davis is plaintiff and John Mar
shall and others defendants.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, A. D.
1880. z. I. JONES, Sheriff j. c. o.
Laird Tripp, att'ys Tor pl'G.
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JACKSON, OHIO, THURSDAY MAY 49, 1880
The WaySide Inn,

The Wayside Inn.
halted at 4 pleasant Inn.
AS my way was vending
\ golden apple was the sign.
From knotty bough descendins.
Mine HOst--it was an apple-tree-
He smilingly received me.
And spread his choicest. sweetest fruit
To strengthen and relieve me-
Full many 4 little feathered guest
Came through his branches springing.
Iney hopped and flew from spray to spray.
Their notes of gladness singing.
Beneath his shade laid me down.
And slumber sweet possessed me:
he soft wind blowing through the leaves
lth whispers low caTessed me.
Ana when rose and would have paid
My host SO open hearted,
JIe only shook his lofty head
bicss'd him and departed. CHI.AND.
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s ESTABLISHED IN
I AIAhCft, ISA7.

officers do not require such treatment,
they should be replaced by officers
who will Harper's Weekly.
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Notice to Teachers.
Notice to Physician and Druggists

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Trus-
tees of Madison Township, jackson county. Ohio.
have sold the paupcr practice of the township Of Mad
iSon, county Of jackson, State Of Ohio, to i. f.
Bile for any bills for medical aid and medicines out
side of said regularly employed physician, Z. F..
Hughes
Given under our hands this % day of April 1880.
WM ARMSTRONG.
JOHN +. JONES.
THOMAS LLOYD.
29ap3t Trustees.
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you MUST sETTLE!

All persons indebted TO me, either by note or book
account, must settle before the 18th Of june the
claims viii be left with justices Of the Peace for col
lection. DIR. D. T. JENKINS.
CENTREYILLE, o., April 15, 1850. ap22-2m
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COyingtOn Price Current.

COTTON-Selling at 10! to 11Jc.
SUGAk-ChoIce brown lOc; choice
white l2ac.
FLOUR Common Sc to 81; choice fam
lily - so.
BACJN-Choice clear sides lUc. cleal
rib LOG; smoked shoulders 7!c; dry salt.
ed &c.
MESS PORk-Per Dbl, SIS 90.
LARD-Choice Toe per 10.
COfrEE-frlme 25c; good Lille: ordi.
nary l5c per lib.
RICE Prime Sc; common &C.: rough
rice 81 OO per bushel.
COW HIDES-Dry sailed 10; flint l2I.
BEESWAX-Per h., Zoe.
TALLOW-Per h., DC.
POUL Grown chickens s. 90
half-srown 81 IS to 81 80 per dozen: tur.
keys .5c to ~ %.
CuRN-Aixed Csc; choice white zoe
per bushel.
CORN MEALS 90 per bushel.
ATS-Choice black 60c. per bushel
by the sack
BRAN-Sl 90 to 81 % per ewt.
EGGS Per doz.. l2!c.
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ON TO MERIDIAN.

There is prospect that the old
New Orleans and Northeastern
Railroad, better known here as the
Ingram road" will soon be re-
vived, as will be seen by the follow
ing, which we find in the New Or
leans PicayuRe of Wednesday last
Mr.. W. Fl. Hardy, of Meridian, is
now here, representing number of clpi-
talists. with G. view of securing the fran
chise of the New Orleans and Northeast
ern Railroad. In consideration of the
transfer to HIM of the franchises of the
company. free Srom incumbrance, he is
ready to bind himself and associates to
commence work on the line within four
months, and complete the Esad with in
two years.
This movement is understood to be in
the intere; is of the Cincinnati Southern
and the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Com
panies.
1.-The line in New Orleans was located
down Bienville street to the MetaEie road
and St. Louis street, and across Lake
Ponchartrilin to Lewisburg, and by way
of Sulphur Springs, Bogue Chitto and
Pearl River to Meridian, Miss, dis
lance of $50 miles.
cable engineers have pronounced it
practicable to build line directly across
Lake Pcnchartrain, the distance to the
pine laEds on the other side being about
twenty-five miles, and the greatest depth
of water twenty-five feet.
eNo work was ever done on the road
beyond building wharf at Lewisburg
and clearing away the timber from the
line of the read for several miles beyond
Sulphur Springs.
q. Ingram, the President of the COM
pany, and its ardent advocate, has laeen
dead for some years. So far as we can
learn, the disposition here is to transfer
all right, title and interest to any COM
pany that will agree to complete the
road"
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r. o. PIZZETTA Us. MRS. IT, G.. DC-
GALE, 1iarir Of H. DCGALLE.

BY virtue Of q wri. of fieri facias to me
directed by the honorable the Parish
Court. bearing date the 18th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1879, / will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the door of the
Courthouse. IN the town OF Covington,
parish and State aforesaid, On SAfUR-
DAY. the 1st day of May, 1880. be-
tween legal sale hours, the following
described property. to-wit:
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
improvements thereon, situated in the
town Of Vaudeville, parish and State
aforesaid, designated as lots Nos. IL and
Is, in Squire No. IL, bounded by Jeffer-
son. Gerard, Madison and Latitte
streets, said ieis having front of lis
feet on Lafitte street
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms of saie-Cash.
". B. COOK, Sheriff.
Covingtan. March II, 1850.
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THE POLICE JURY.

The Governor has appointed the
following named gentlemen as Po-
hce Jurors for the parish of 81.
Tammany, to serve during the next
four years:
First Ward-Paul Dulion.
Second Ward-Milton Burns.
Third Ward-J. M. Allison.
Fourth Ward-Wm. B. Rogers.
Fifth Ward-Wm. e. Parker.
Sixth Ward-Pat WEIGH.
Seventh Ward-Charles Aubry.
Eighth Ward-M. Fl. Crary.
Ninth Ward-Armand Cousin.
Tenth Ward--Jas. ". Smith,
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LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS, LA,
March II, 1880.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of
his intentioa. at the office Of the Clerk
ef the parish Of Washington. L., on
the 18th day of March. lsS0. to make
final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thersof, at the ex-
piration of thirty days from the date of
this notice. viZ:
HARRY MAGEE, of Washington Par
iSh, La, who made homestead applica-
cation M. 4G6S, for the fractional south
west quarter of section twenty-four.
township one, south, range ten east,
Greensburg district, La, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz: Eli
Graves and Richard Reeves, both of
Washington parish, La.
". Nj. BURwELL,
mar21 ap24 Register.
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GooDBEE's BRIDGE-We hope the
new Police Jury, at their first meet
ing, will make arrangements to
have this bridge placed ia thorough
repair as soon as possible. At pres
ent it is in very dangerous condi-
Sion-being worse than useless, as
it IS. genesal,s avoided, travellers
go soaae distance ont
lBf<their Way, Yather than risk their
lives in crossing over it. Other
bridges in the parish are also in
need of repair.