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NOTICE TO PEDDLERs.
Notice is hereby given to all persons whe are
peddling in Jackson county without alicense,
that they are equested to get the proper license
or the Statute will have TO be enforced.
7. w. PATTERSON, Auditor J. O.
Sept l4,l876. II
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DR.. PAGIN

Will be in Jackson, at the Gibson
House, six days, July 4th and 9th.
Hamden, Saturday, till noon, July 10th.
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Real Estate for Sale

The undersigned offers for sale private SALE sew
eral town lots in Hanna's Addition to the town OF
jackson, Ohio. Prices reasonable, and terms liberal
Inquire for further particulars, of the undersigned
JANE HANNA,
Executrix of A. Hanna, decd.
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BANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Or
he First National Bank

Of Jackson, O., at Jackson, in the State
of Ohio, at the close Of business on
the l1th day Of June, 1880.
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AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
JOHN B. ALDEN, Manager. Tribune Building New York.
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GARFIELD was at once put on the defensive. Han.
cock, with his Splendid clean record, needs no de.
Tense. The Democracy are upon the aggressive il
this campaign.-POrtSmOHth Times.
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Report for the month ending Nov. 8.
1880:
ROOM No. l.-Numbar enrolled 55;
daily attendance (averaQe). 20; per cent
of attendance 80; cases of truancy, l ::
tardiness, "a; time lost by tardiness, S5
minutes.
Roll OF HoNeR.-Lou Botten6eld,
Ota Penn, Loucetta Lynch, Flora Stew
art.
RooM No 2-Number enrolleds IS;
average daily attendance, 20; per cent OF
attendance, So; cases OF tardiness, Is
time lost bv tardiness. 80 minutes.
ReLL OF HoSoR.-Cora A.Sloap, Har-
ry- Stewart, Eddie Wilson, Chas, Hsu-
kins. . .s- !. ;,,s: =. !.
The above Rolls Of Honor contain
only tie names OF those who have beer
perfect in attendance and department.
Our school is 10 moet prosperous
condition.
We have not been thronged with visit
ors during the past month, hut hope tc
see the smiling faces of quite numhe
OF our patrons soon, and we certainl,
will if they keep their of:-repeated prom
ises.
Parents, by examining the per cent o
attendance Tin each room being S3,whel
it should have been 1907, will notice tha
the attendance has not been regular J
this irregularity is unavoidable we have
no more to say, but il NOT, We would re
spectfulfy request them to consider the
own best interests, and not keep pupi
at home q whole day for half an excuse
aud half . day for one fourth Of an ex
cuse. Respectfully, =
S N. MARTIN, Principal.
G B. LYNCH, Assistant
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The Irwin Hall Leaders on Tam.
many'S Treachery.

Iuc. lFHIn Hdl LcbucFS OH Lam.
* many's Treachery.
11 NEW York November 9.-The Chair.
man OF the Irving Hall organic ition in
the twenty.four election districts OF the
Fourth ward met last evening in the
Washington Hotel, Bowling Green, to
bear repolts as to the alleged political
trading in the First Assembly District at
the late election AS these districts we're
called The representative arose and
tsta,ed what he claimed to know about
the matter OF his own knowledge. The
Representatives of six district averred
that bags coming officially from Tam
4, many Hall contained ballots for the Gar
field Electors, punched with ballots for
Grace. and they charged that Tammany
Hall had sold out Hancock in order to
eject GRACE.
~.Ex A.semblyman Fitzgerald said :
I'm the Twentieth district, on election
day, 1 handed a Voter q ticket from q
Tammany bag. He looked at it, and
turning to me exclaimed Indignantly :
what! are you running out such tick
lets as this p Looking at il, found to
nv astonishment that the Republican
Electors names had been substituted for
those o: the Democratic Electors, and
punched with the Grace tickets. In five
parcels ! found the same evidence OF
Teachers in the punching. Tammany
Hall was slaughtering Hancock to save
Grace"
Mr.. Fitzgerald was supported in his
assertions by large number OF dele
gates present. In one district the rep.
resentative said the treachery wss dis
covered early, but before the proper
remedies could be had one hundred and
fifty out OF the three hundred and fifty
voters had voted.
Resolutions were adopted setting forth
that all charges that Mr.. Muller, who
was candidate for Congress in the Fifth
district, and Mr.. Fitzgerald, the candi-
date for the Assembly, had acted treach.
Fefouaty, where false, and condemning
Tammany Hall for "traitorously and
treacherously" substituting Garfield for
Hancock tickets Each representative
Chen signed paper declaring that he d.d
honestly support the Democratic candi-
dates, and among them Nicholas Muller.
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Senator Thurman,sYi Views.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November IL =
Senator Thurman, who has been here
for several days, in conversation with
friends, expresses himself freely on the
political situation. He says that per.
sonally he anticipates his retirement
from public life with much pleasure
that he is getting old, and needs quiet
and rest. He thinks that the Democrats
ought to have succeeded, and would
have succeeded had they managed some.
what differently. Judge Thurman be-
fore the October election saw what was
coming, and told the Indiana Democrat
ic leaders that be could not concur with
them in the rose. .colored view which
they took of the situation. He speaks
highly of General Garfield, and thinks
bis effort will be- to have an honest. able
administration. He is sanguine Of the
final triumph of the Democracy. He
thinks that the present good tines are
leading to too much speculation and
overtrading, and that the inevitable col.
lapse must come, and when it does. it,
OF course. must rebound to the injury
Of the Republican party.
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of The lesson, together With all the ad-
ditions made hv the teacher PsJ cho-
logically considered, there are otirer or
jects to he aimed at In The rfclta',on'
amorg which,l may mention the cuiti-
va,ion OF the senses, especially the cul-
ture of the eye and ear through tue use
Of material olj cts; the cultivation OF
the memory with view to augment Its
power to retain the products entrusted
to i,s care. Again, the Improvement oil
the judgment should be sought. This
may be accomplished by instituting COM
parisons, drawing contrasts, and vigor-
ously exercising this function OF the
mind in making fine determinations,
thus leading to the perception OF the
verv niceties of difrerential processes
Fellow teachers, you have the power
to attain these and many other objects
in the recitation properly conducted
Let US do all we can to elevate the
schools of our county to higher plane
Yours fraternally,
r Maxwell BoGas,
Supt Pub. Schools.
Gazette please copy.
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PROBATE NOTCH. :

. - o. = y -
A CC0UNr5 and vouchers have bssp died IN
a the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins.
traitors aud Guardians. "a. wit:
Pirst and final account Of n. B. Hill Adm'r
Of the estate Of Artimacy Norris, deed,
Second partial account Of Thoma, MlrtiE
Admir- Of the estate OF Vim Nicholson dso'd.
First and final account Of Alexander Ruoh.
anan Admir- Of the estate Of William Buch.
anan, decd.
FIRST partial account Of John Hsbhs Adm e
Of the estate Of David Trsmbiy, decd.
Sixth and Aual account Of John siobbs 4dn'r
of David Trembly Who was Guardian q
Wm.. Truax, decd, minor heirs.
Third and final account OF Jsre Williams
| Admir- Of the estate Of Joseph Allen, DECD
Second partial account Of Christian Cskr's
Guardian Of James Blatler, minor.
Third and nnal account Of Alexander 4.
Thomas, Guardian Of Josiah Millsr,a minor.
Sixth and final account Of John Ksrrs 9asfA
dian Of Gottle,S and Caroline Atil, minor
heirs Of Frederick AtiL deceased.
Second partial -aocount Of Philip Pool Gaar.
dian Of Rmma Caldwell, minor.
First partial account Of Phsbe Gates Rxecu-
| trix of the will OF Valentine Gates. dse'd
First partial account Of ". I. Morris Trustss
Of Mary Ksnnon Smith, an imbsoils. >
Third partial account Of John z. Thonsn
Guardian Of Alexander Thonsns sdscsassds,
minor heirs K .xs
Third and dnal acoount OF John Thopsn
| Guardian Of Lilly Thonen. minvr, decd,
OF Alexander, Thonsn. decd. !
Second and final account Of q. =, Risthmil-
Ter Guardian Of the estate Of Hsrnan
Riethmiller . minor.
First partial account Of Jacob Aaoldsr Kx'r
Of the will Of jacob Witch, ST.. decd.
Any person interested may dls writtsn
excsI tions 70 said accounts, Or sny item there
Of, on or before the llth day Of December
next, whom the same will bs finally heard aud
continued from dsy.so day until dispossd Of.
B. (. WALTON,
: novl6.'80w3. Probate Judge Y. c. o. :
r-~
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Baltimore November 8 Cattle

Baltimore November 8 Cattle
Very best on sale to-day 5t@58; that
generally rated 6rst q,alitv 4@51; me.
dium or good fair quality 3@4 ordiuar,
thin steers, oxen and cows 2@21; tx.
treme range Of prices 2@5a; most OF
the sales were from 3t@44
Prices ranged from 2@5sc; few sell
ing at either extreme, with most sales
ranging from 34@4a.
Mich Cows-rhe market was not a,
active as last week, but prices remain a.
they were then 25 to As per head a. to
qualitya' e<
Hogs-Prices show q very little varis.
tion from last Monday, ranging now
from 5t@64c; with most sales at Ga
6sc; while the most that we're sold las
week ranged from 54@7ic; with the ex
treme figures OF the same range TO-DAY
Sheep-Butcher sheep 3@44c; lambs
4@ 5sc; stock sheen. l 50@3 so each
stock weathers, 34@44c; ewes 2@3 81
per Lead.
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THANKSGIVING.

Governor Fosters Proclamation.
CoLUMBJs, OHIo, November l0.-Gov-
ernor Poster has issued PROCLAMATION
as follows:
STATE OF OaIo Executive DEP TINT
COLUMBUS. November 9, 1880.
BY the favor OF Almighty God oul
people have emerged from the darkness
of financial and industrial stsgnation
and encouragement into sunshine of un.
precedente.i activity, prosperity and hap.
piness. Within the bounds OF our State
no industry is Ianguishing, and in every
depai sment OF the human effort strong
and vigorous pulse denotes healthfu
circulation through all Of the articles Of
trade and commerce.
The same kind Providence has filed
the measures of blessedness to our vast
agricultural interests. and has restored
plenty, quiet and contentment among
the myriads of :ahorers in our mines and
manufactures. because of these things
because of the added proofs of the Wis.
dom and perpe'uity oil our form oil Gov
ernment, founder upon the principles ol
equality, liberty and justice; because the
Creator has strengthened, by new evi.
dences Of His favor and goodness, our
faith in the enduring strength and grea'.
ness OF the nation; because in every
heart is implanted an impulse of graft
tu lie and thankfulness to The Giver OF al
good:"
Therefore, recommend that Thurs.
day, the twenty-ifth (25,h) day ;of No
vember, 1880, be set apart and dedicated
to the duly and pleasure Of thanking
God for His mercy and kindness to thi.
people.
G ven under my hand and the grea
seal Of the State OF Ohio at Columbus
this 10th day of November, in the yea
Of our Lord 1880, aud in the one hun.
dred and 6 ty year Of Independence o
the United S ates Of America.
By the G ,venoT, %
CHARLES FOSTER
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ROAD NOTICE.

- 4
NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
~ will be presented to the Commiasionsf1
Of Monroe county. Ohio, At their next sss<
siou, to be held on the nrst Xondsy q Ds1'
csmbsr., 1850. praying for an alteration Of the
county road leading from the Barssyllls and
Woeds6eld road to the mouth Of the Oppose
sum Creek, commencing IN the county road
on the land Of Christian Cshrs, fourtesni
rods due west from tn, section corner; thsnot
through the land Of Christian Cshrs crossing
the section line that runs due south four
rods from the section corner; thence through.
the land of Fleming Harrison, running about
i've rods above spring Of wafer; thsnes to
pair Of bars close to hts barn, crossing the
township road at the barn; thence through
the land Of John D. Coulter, running close
above black walnut tree tha. stands in the
field. interesting the old road between yohn
D. Couitsr's house and the line Of Charles
singerwhd; all in Ohio township, Monroe
county. MANY PETITIONERS.
nov2, ,,80t5 ss,s.
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REDEMPTION NoTtCE.

AUDiroas Orrrcs. MoxRox CotsrY, +
WooDsPIkLp, OHio, November IL, 1880.
To Christian Celrs. on sstom il mag Co,see1nf
Notice is hereby given, that Anna 4.
Keigher has deposited In tbs County rreasury
sum of money sufficient to redeem the sssb
half Of lot number 8. Said land wsss M
for taxes by. John Gstohsll, Tfsasares. ~
Monroe County, Ohio. January, q ls7sss
e 8. A. ATKINSON,
nov16,'S0t3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio
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PROBATE COURT.

Nov 6.-H B Hill was appointed
Guardian Of the estate of Jas. W. Gray,
a minor; bond 81, 200
NJ Warwick, Adm'r Of the estate OF
Elizabeth Masters, decd, petition for
an order to sell real estate.
R. L Hutchinson, Guardian of Ar
thur Hutchinson, minor, obtained an
order authorizing him to invest moneys
in U S Bonds. Also, obtained an or
der to have real estate appraised. Da.
vid Steward. Alex l.. Griffith and Ben
net Francis were appointed appraisers
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Secretary Sherman and the Sena-
tOrship.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 8, {.
To Hon. ]. NJ. Dalzell. Caldwell. Ohio:

To Hon. ]. NJ. Dalzell. Caldwell. Ohio:
MY DEAR SIR-Your kind note of the
fourth is received for which please ac-
cept my thanks. prefer to do precisely
az you reccommend-await the judg-
ment Of the General Assembly OF Ohio,
unbiased by any expression of my wish
in the matter referred to do not
know what is the desire OF Gen. Garfield.
but ! can see that my election might re.
lieve him from embarrassment and be
free to do as be thinks best in the for
nation of his Cabinet. Again thanking
you for your kind offer. am very truly
yours, JOHN SHERMAN
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~The dwelling house of j. W.
Richardson, Esq, Of Independence, was
burned last week, most of the house.
hold effects were saved. The loss is es-
timated at $500, on which there is an
insurance of $500 in the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company. We did not learn
how the fire originated.-Marietta Times,
llthinst.
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UThe Democratic party has stood
defeat for twenty years. and can stand it
for years to come; but it never gives
up, although the Republicans announce
about once every year thst it is dead.
About election time each year they dis
cover that Is Is . corpse that makes them
move about In lively manner.
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SHERIFrS SALE.
George s. Algeo. Guardina,
We.
Elizabeth Stewart,


pYvirtue Of . certsin order Of sale issued
= from the court OF common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Or
Ohio. In case pending in said court between
the above named parties. and 70 me directed.
| will offer for sale st public auction. At the
east door of the court house in Woodsasld,
on
Saturday,the 18Th day Of December 1880
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Z n. snd
4 o'clock p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, situAts In Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter ef
section nine, township three Of range 6vs.
containing eighty acres. mors'or less, (sxespt
Two aor,s sold by Basil Stewart 70 Israel
W alters) and also except the tract Of land
sold BY Elizabeth Stewart TO William Roks1.
berry. lying east Of the road leading from
Tuel's landing to Woods6sld. Il. 4
Said property so ordered to be sold q APP
praised At $500, aud NAV sell for two.thirds
Of said appraissmsnt Terms Of sale cash
before confirmation.
WV. READ,
nsvls,'sow5, sheriff y. c. a.
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~Ro,Asp ]. FAss,se. Clerk OF ths

NJ R,caARD j. FAxHINe. Clerk OF the
Supreme Court Of Ohio. according to the
Bnqsirer. has been taking fees and draw
ing money from the State Treasury thai
be was not entitled to. RICHARD is o
nice young man, 10 fact is perfect dali
~, and ought to be able TO clear bic
skirts of the charges against him.
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UBellaire people are agitating ibs
question "Do We need another Bank p
What do the people OF Woodsfeld and
Monroe County think about having &C.
other Bank herei We believe smother
one-would do good business.
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ETThat cold snap last week must
have been caused by SHERMAs's letter to
Private DALzELL my election might
relieve him from embarrassment and be
free 10 do % he thinks best 10 the forma,
tien Of his Cabinet." What! Is there
= bsrssini Is IL necessary to elect
SurRnAx TO the Senate in order to re-
lieve GARusLD "from embarrassment ?"
We believe ttst SHERMAN has assumed
the attitude Of . beggar for position
in The Cabinet
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~ JoHs SHERMAN letter to DAIzELL
was not written for the newspapers But
DAL. doE't propose that his light shall
be covered by bushel or any other
measure known to this generation.
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HSome able Republican journal
should gently nudge GARFIELD and sug-
gest 70 him that ScHUYLER CoLTAx, Of
Credit Mobilier fame. would he proper
person to appoint to aposision in his
Cnhiuet.
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CATTLE. MARKETS.
wheel,ns Live. STOCK Market.

wheeling Live, Stock siarket. i5
Hogs-Good demand at so per hun
dred in prime packing, lots; butchers
1 75@5 90.
Sheep-3 00@3 so
Cattle-This market is fair at present
cattle plenty. We quote Young cattle
from 500 to 800 lbs at 24@3c: bnlr.
2@24c; eco to 900 lbs.. 3@34c: 900 to
1000 lbs., 3@3tc. Cattle offered a,
present are native.
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E The swindlers have invented o
new dodge. A few days ago a farmer
in Jackson township was called upon by
well-dressed man OF fine presence,
who proposed to sell him a cabinet or
gan and 10 give him at The same time a
due bill for dry goods to be delivered
on the purchasers order, and to be of
his selection, at the same time with the
instrument. The price OF the instru-
ment chosen was to be $llS. and the
"agent" informed bis victim that it was
his custom TO collec: the amount in ad
vance that several people in the neigh.
borhood had complied with his terms
and paid in advance; and il be would
do SO the organs aud the goods could
all be delivered at one time Tc thes,
conditions the uususpecting farmer &C.
ceded and paid the cash, and now ht
grieves for an S118 organ and like val
ne in merchandise. Cambridge Jsterso
nian.
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Hancock Electors Garry the State.

SAN FRANc,sco, CAL, Nov. 9.-The
official returns are. not yet ell in, but
enough has been received to determine
that the Hancock electors, except Judge
Terry, have carried the State by ma
iority of 200 to 300, while the Republi-
cans have elected forty-one Assembly
ueu, giving them majority Of two in
the Assembly and Of twelve on joint
ballot.
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~The Democrats will not make .
voyaae up Salt River. They will stay
at hsme to 6ght the enemy for four
years more, and prevent them. II -possi-
BILE, from stealing what 10 left Of free
government.
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&EHon. JonR SHsRNAN Informs Pri-
v.te DALxELL, BY letter, that be is q can
didate for the q. S Senate. SHERMAN,
Fo:fER, MArraEws and DExEIsox have
entered for the prize
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HThere is . movement on foot IN
New York, by the Democrats, to contest
the electoral vote Of that State, nus We
dos's believe i. will amount to mu,"n-
Had the party cut loose from such men
% Boss KELLY the electoral vote Of New
York would have been given to HAM
COCK, but ~ tie ease now stands there
is not much prospect thst the result car
be honestly changed.
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