Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 3

LK. Out Sale SON, WN CO.) 'JB GENT. LESS fads Elsewhere. fcxrsionxr, "IfcEET, ES, ETC. DARNER CLOAKS, Elsewhere.

a of the Big Boot. MISCELLANEOUS. CAP A GREAT SOUTHWEST. tlo Kock and Fort Smith EUUmty soiling itoxcoptionnbly low prices to suit purchusors, or I I ACRES ificont grant, on otthor stOo anil oty their road. Admlmbly production of Corn, Cotton, Grain, fti I all Northern crop.

re nul'l per nut tin gout-door labor tor Soil fertile boyoml prooodont. oppci wrought, rfpccml Induco- oatahltshtuortt ot loanufaotorloa For acKlros" A Land Com- Littlo P.OOK, A a a ilay at Agents wanted free Jc Augusta, Mo, AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ENTENNIAL HISTOBYor.THEU.S. i in tbo i i history of make-! thi" tho i book -hod It i or 100 One jravmgs and 000 pages, with a full tho appror. 'lung grand Contonnlnl Send for full description and ox- A NATIONAL POBLI5U- CTlicftL'o and St. Louis.

SEWING MACHINES. every cription. ESTIC" PAPER FASHIONS. Patterns made or DOMESTIC SEWDT-3 MACHINS CO, ASTONISH I i a sliftll bo OVOT- i pronho'ird rule 1 in BFN 1. 1 U')OK Fortunes foro- ic up and of p-acd for tho tho future ty tho tat 5 card to tnako on pig iron, i fion-i.

oottdn and when wo tho panic car hn.rJ times i main Every inulticturer, i a trader and -nould a thn book (o know tho to OK) he -tuicossful nauic paid for $1 Address rt tnd Icmalo, in i own looilUy. Free A 0 VICK- i "d' tt ru rae Samples "rtli troo STISSOX mt lice learn BUSINESS or tn i -n teaohcrsof Dook- 1 or Spouconun A a AII i i Business (Ji Oolitic Otdeal of i i Stnvtton MK OTIC of tho LTOX A M'FSCHK tdfl uhbftt i i i i nudenti hMiig send stamp tor catft- How sex may fascinate lo, and affections of any person i i a a ul. for centa togelhor with Fcptiatx Oriole, Dreams, iioJ tu 0 0 0 0 i a A queer I 1 I I A CO Pub'-, lit and nj.p..l..ua I tftltuttoll a Educutlor atldrw. ARCHSTECr. W.

THOMPSON, Plan-, specifications, Details and A APPOINTMENT OF I the anointed and qualified A go Kev Thecrd.tors to prebont their claims TISG neatly THE IPOIRTSaiOTJTH: TIMES: SATURDAY, 39, 1876. THE PORTSMOUTH TIMES, SATURDAY, JAN, 29, 1876. A A We solicit and The Soldiers' Monument, As there has been no little curiosity to know what ateps have been taken by the Ladies' Monumental Society to the erection of a Monument, a TIMES reporter called on Mrs. Pursell, President of the Society, yesterday, to and uljoining Counties. om wry portion earn what progre8g could be reported I --TWENTY-ONE in jail.

--Mrss O'CONNOR is visiting friends iu Ironton. --A. B. VoORHEis. of Cincinnati, was in the city this week.

mail agent of the switt Set- oto has our thanks for favors, --THANKS to Hon. John L. Vance for Congressional documents. --TUB new ofhce will bo ready tor occupancy in a few days. --WE hear that a change is to take plnco in the firm of Puuell, Ewing Co --THE river was thirty-eight feet by th6 bench marks last night and swelling.

--THE i continues open. The weather yesterday was unseasonably mild. --A CHILD of Adam Burkle, the ttulor, died of consumption, last Friday evening HON. S. BUNDY, out former was fastened in the matrimonial noose last A PLLAdANi party was given tast evening at tho residence of Geo.

Davis, Esq. on Gallm street. MARTHA Diara, of Hamilton, Ontario, 13 visiting Mr. John O'Connor, Sixth street to our readers. The ladies of the Society have determined to rear a mon- i ument which will reflect credit upon the city; but they have not fully determined to do so this year--although they would like to very much.

With the funds on hand, they do not feel like letting the contract, They are insufficient to complete such an one as they desire, and as they are averse to going in debt, they will very likely defer the letting until a more auspicious time. The Society have left untried no honest effort to raise money, and each member pays an annual sum to the common fund. The donations have been small, and only one has given as much a hund-ed dollars. The only method of raising money, after donations fell off, was by fairs and festivals, the interest on deposits and the sale of cook books. The cook books, though a valuable acquisition to any household, and worth more than the price asked for them, have not all been sold, but only about one-half of them The hard times have operated unfavor ably ou their sale.

The Society has received fully twenty-five designs, probably more, of hich it has examined, Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Memphis and Cambridge City, Ind architects in mar ble will compete for the contract. If it is left to home paities, as the --Tun Boston i Club is expected i an entertainment here tho first week in March. --MR. Jos. ALCSUIRE, of Guilipo ha, illuminated our sanctum i his radiant smiles lust Wednesday.

--IK this sou of i is to last we shall have to go up so.newhere near tho i Polo for our ice meetings at Church, and also at tho Baptist --CAIU. JAS I stopped oft" at Ironton last Wednesday to tako a are a i piotrncted tho i Street M. test, and his i i ruot for a week, lias taken --TAX payers who Io not pay their taxes a i have collectors after them next week, when the penalty i bo attached A Dangerous Person. THERE was a queer case in the BREVITIES. Fox chases now furnish amusement in Adams county.

COL. ST. CLAIR, ex-landlord of the Sheridan House, Iron ton, is lying seriously ill, A CHILLICOTHE child who had two thumbs on its left hand, has had one of them amputated. THE father of the Sheriff of Adams county, John Pollard, died at his residence in Sprigg township last week. THE Gallia County Infirmary hasu white girl of seventeen and her infant, which is a negro child, for in- raates.

IRONTON, in addition to its other af- watch house last week. He was a young man named Albert Ironsides, hailing from Dayton, Ohio, and was evidently nan compos mentis, but of sufficiently sound mind to make a successful horse thief. It appears that his last offense was taking a horse from that vicinity in November, and the Marshal having received a description of the young man by mail, watched his chance to nab him. Last Ironsides applied to the station house for lodging, and as he was a suspicious looking fellow he was shrewdly interviewed and identified as the thief. The authorities at Day- I ton when communicated with by Mar- flictious, has the smallpox, A casej Citizens Savings Bank vs.

John shal Williams stated that the parties of varioloU has developed at the Dice et. al. Judgment by default for COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. THOS. OUGAN Co.

vs. John F. Masters and Jas. H. Foe, Judgment against defendant Foe for $493 31.

John Malone vs, John Reid et al. Settled and costs paid. Wm. Mead vs. James Goodrich et.

al. Heard on motion to make the petition more definite and certain. Motion overruled. Joseph L. Moore vs.

Portsmouth Dry Dock and B. B. Basin Company. Heard on motion to confirm sale. Sale confirmed and distribution ordered.

Chambers, Stevens Co, vs. W. Thompson et. al. Leave to answer; answer filed.

Citizens Savings Bank vs. J. D. Reniger et. al.

Judgment by default for 82,672 50. refused to prosecute the thief, and he I Scheeler House. was discharged on Sunday last. CHILLICOTHE slaughtered 12,700 A reporter of the TIMES had an in-1 hogs last season, and only 7,400 this terview with Ironsides iu his cell last season. The slaughtering business is Saturday and learned from him that he has a mania for horse stealing, He says be has stolen about over for this winter.

TnE Columbus and Portsmouth Turnpike Company, south, have de. Oliver Oakes vs Elizabeth TiHow et aJ. Judgment by default for 8150.74. McDonald vs J. A.

D. Nelson, Settled at plaintiff's costs. forty horses during his life, and uasj a a dividend of three per cent, served one year in the penitentiary. pa able after the 1st of March. The horse he took from Dayton he says ivas blind, and he sold it for $90.

He claims to be in the employ of a band of three, consisting of Henry Smith, of Hmton, Summers Va and Lewk Willis and BUI Mullins, of Rockbridge W. Va. Heaays he is employed by them at 815 per week, and sold this last horse himself because he was out of money. His intention was to pick out a good in this locality, and cross the river above Mayaville. He is juat sharp enough to make a good ally for wiser rogues, and foolish enough to escape and designs of our home artists which justifies us in belief that they can compete, in beauty of design and in quality of work, those of other cities, but as to competing in prices of course we have no means of knowing If the difference is only slight one, home influences should picvail.

However, the Society will try to make a good batgain The annual meeting of the Mouutueiital Society will be held in March, but a called meeting rauy be held at an time to hasten the progress of the work. A I i BOAI. A insurance agunts, and John Yoakley, have lemovcd to Market street in the Biggs House block, TonoTof Pomeroj, i a i on the ii Janm, next Tuesday, take charge of tho Mnssie KOJSO and open it to the public --TICK Adnms Express Company i carbon nil It uas only a feu years ago its express uagon wis drawn bv oxen, when its animals uero ted, --HON. i LLKTC, of I i was in the city this on business connected i tho Ohio A i a College. He left Thursday for Chil licothe and Columbus WFUUVLY, i of lion i of i a C'o JN'ew her son George and Mis Miller, are i i i rel- iHue, Dt A i in i i members of the Harm i are notified th'it all tho tu tho bo ic lietiisod at the next meeting, Monday evening All earnestly icqiieated tr be present --Tin.

uoolen factor) of the Maddock Uro has been inopei Hive tin DEATH 01 Ay OLD CITUCN OF MADISON TOWNSHIP --Jacob Bennett, one of the old ami respected citizens of Madison township, died last Sunday morning, at three o'clock, aged eighty- h'vo years Mr was one of the enrhebt settlers in the county, coming here in the eaily part of the century, bearing the hardships and fighting the battles of tho fiist pioneers He was a life-long Democrat, one of the old guard, and although buffering from the i i i i age, went to the polls last to cast, what pioved to be, his lust biilldt, for William Allen for einor. He uas a brother of Collins, Nimrod, Thomas and Jenkins Bennett, who reside iu the same neighborhood. Tho devoted companion of his and of his advanced years, still survives, a reached the ripe old nge of eighty, Sho is a sistei of Mt McKmney, a prominent citizen and thrifty farmer of that tovtnship case in Chillicothe, the work will all the penalty for horse stealing. He be done here We have seen models says ho expects to be killed some time in his midnight raids on the stable. --IN order to make any political capital out of the County Infirmary management (the only thing it is really after,) the ZVifrune is driven to the necessity of classing Nat Smith, the defaulting member of the Board, as a Democrat.

Its lugubrious attempts to do this, are amusing. The evidence it offers in substantiation is that Smith has been seen talking with and he has actually been to keep compftBy, on several occasions, i some members of the party Ergo, the Democratic party of Scioto county is responsible for his official misconduct. Such is the evidence offered in the face of tho fact that Smith was elected two years ago on the Re- pnblican ticket, has always been a member of the party, and never voted any other ticket. TlieTribune is sorely pressed, when it asserts what is known by all its readers to be untrue. --THE first collision in the gas question was between the Adams Express Company and the gas company--two incorporations.

The question now is when parties offer to pay $2 50 per thousand feet for gas in accordance with the city ordinance, is the gas company not compelled to fuinish it, if they furnish gas at all Is the ordi nance of the city operative or is the company governed by its own rules CHILLICOTHE intends to board and lodge tramps, but will require them to work out the same on the streets, at twelve and a half cents pet hour. THE Paint Valley Times, of Ross county, edited by one of the fair sex, has given up the ghost, but will be resurrected by its plucky editress at Belpre, Washington county, S. BLACKBURN is to be removed from the Athens asylum to Ross county, to be tried for the rautder of Mary Jane Lovell. They will set the man crazy before they got through with him. DR.

JNO. an old residentof George Deever vs. Robt Shannell et. al. Heard on motion to confirm sale; sale confirmed Thos.

Dugan vs. Conrad Gerlach, Leave to make Dugan's administrator a party, and settled at plaintiff's costs. Edward Raine vs Julius Bock and George Newberger. Judgment by default for $206.60 First German Building Association vs Henry C. Beard et.

al Motion to correct error. It was claimed by plaintiff that there was 81,506 80 due to instead of $1,436 80, the amount for which a decree was taken at the a i motion sustained, John P. griah vs Wm. Ferguson Heard on motion to set aside levy; motion sustained. Minerva Baldwin vs.

George Ridout. Appeal from Justice settled. A. B. Jones vs Sooto Trust Association.

The trial of this case occupied all day on Thursday in hearing the testimony of witnesses. The case SPRINGVILLE ITEMS. Mn. RANEY, U. 8.

Inspector, is not named Barry. ALFRED ZUHARS don't want bis name spelled Zouhors. Miss AGGIE THOMSON don't want any put in her name. SPECIAL NOTICES. ZM: isr IH: ID HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED! -j Just now edition af Dr.

Culverwoirs Celebrated Eway on Ihe Radical cirefwitbout mod! icine) of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, ItnoIunUry Souii- MB. D. THOMSON has returned from nai Losses. ImpotODoy, Mental and Physical wen COUnty looking as handsome as a Uft Consumption, bpilcpsy, and Tits, induced by will be argued during the present term Greenup county, died last Sunday toe Court. and was buried with Masonic honors.

He was well known in this county, having treated several peisons for cancer in Scioto. MB. THOMAS WAY was in the way of Gallipolis burglars the other night, when they attempted to force an entrance into his store These wayward fellows, when they found the way was not clear, weighed anchor and ran awuy. CHILLICOTHC merchants have been suing Spotts, Frank Co who are grading the Sciot-) Valley Road from Circleville to- that place. The company htwe compromised the suits, and the suspended work 1ms begun ngim, i a prospect that the road will be Tho following cases have been con- tinned Thos Dugan Co.

vs. John F. Masters et, al. Gunn Keber vs. Chas.

O. Cole et al. A F. Dentschell vs John Layer. Wm.

Reed Andrew Culeb Wick vs. Burgess Steel and Iron Works McGugin Bros. vs. John Thompson. W.

Royer et Wood vs Jacob W. Slaveus graded weeks. REPRESENTATIVE GeorgeEmnett vs ah Beuj et, al. Wm. vs, Wm.

Bell, T. Buell et, al vs. Valley Iron Works et, al Wm J. Bell vs. Dempsey Deever.

Wm Kumcy vs Geo, Melvm et al. Webstei Fire Brink Co. vs. Wm J. Bell et.

al Owen i usual. MR. WM. LONG, mate on the Soli Valley, was home last week for a brief holiday. THERE was a "sound of revelry" proceeding from one of the distillery houses last Monday night, FOR a woman to call an officer a ground-hog, in Springville, is considered both profanity and contempt of court.

Penalty, five dollars and costs. THJ: inflammatory rheumatism seems to be growing epidemical Mary George, who has been living with Mrs. J. Lawson, is suffering from a painful attack. REV.

MR. MOORE, of the Southern Methodist Church, will preach next Sunday night. It is to be hoped that the roads will be in a better condition by.tbat time. THE pastor here, Rev. Mr.

Watson, is in a very poor state of health. The charge of the school, in addition to bis ministerial labors, has overtaxed his strength. His wife is also quite sick. REV, MR NORTHCUTT, the presiding elBer, from Maysville, was here during tho late quarterly meeting He is an earnest and eloquent speaker. The meetings would probably have been asource of great good to the place, but the roads were so muddy, and the nights so dark nnd rainy, that but few could attend.

Sl'RUfOVlLLIAN, --W. W. LITTLE are deliv- mg fresh Pomeroy coal at 9 cents per bushel, and Asbland at 10 cents. 3w, --B CUNNINGHAM SON have removed their baking powder factory to the building on the alley the rea of the residence on Sixth street, near Market. THE SPLENDOR--is the latest paten- ed coal and wook cook stove.

It com bines all the most modern improvements in stoves, and has to be seen only to be admired. Patened 1875, and manufactured and for sale by i Ebcrhardt Co. sign of the golden sieve, Market street, Cotne and see it ladies. icud by iolf indulgence, "or soxnal Ac Price in a Scaled Eovolope, only six ceota Tho celebrated author, In tbisAdmirablc En any dourly domoii'trntos, from a thirty onri3' successful practice, that tho alarming consequences of Solf-Abuso tuny be radically cured without tho danguroua uao of internal medicine or thcftpphcnuor of tho i pointing out a moao of cure at onco simple, ccrUin and effect- a by means of which ovory sufferer, Ur his condition may be, may euro himself chcitply, pru atoly and rudicall This lecture should be in ttio hands of cry youtli and every man tn t'le land Sent undor seal, in a plain envelope, to miy on rocoiptof sii ecnlsortwo i stfi npr Address tlio I'ublisbe-r, A A PON, 41 Ann Now York Poet Ofllco Box ids THE ATTENTION Of Families and of Individuals is invited to the large assortment of Boots and Shoes at CONNOLLEY'S, and his usually favorably prices. COSNER OF FIFTH CHILLICOTHE STREETS.

Portsmouth, Ohio, Jan 15,1376 MEDICAL. to ChillicotUe in a couple of Aaron Grady vs Win. J. Bell et al. ENTREKIN, of I John T.

Miller vs. Luther Simon Koas county, has introduced a bill in the Legislature Commissioners to insure public buildings. He sees the necessity of such authority, und as he is a Republican, i propi ic.or, bomg a Opening Iho chamber door the flamn and the prices it may establish 9 A corporation nsing the streets of the city, exercising the right of i feelings of saduesa that we i ftie cer tamly subject the seo the first settleis, venerable citt- ewcise that right to the a i that granted it The City Council has control over tho streets and public highways. --WM RADFORD, an old resident of the Third Ward, dropped dead last Sunday from heart disease. He was sending in front of the fire place conversing i bis family when the stroke came aud he fell on his face, his spectacles i a on his cheek.

When the family gathered aiouud him to pick him up, they were surpused to find life extinct Mr. Rao ford bad been unable to obtain work for some time, and it so preyed on his mind that it is it hur- i led the fatality of the disease to i he was predisposed. who constitute the i that connect us i the primitive histoiy of our couotv, removed from among us. DC i ibarul i const it care by their descend ants i i a A A i broke out i-i Mr. A Voorheis' house on Fourth street, at half past o'clock i in the aosence of ut Vootheis.

Smoke was discov- eied coming flora the residccce by the school children who uere pln)iug in i of the Fourth streat school house, and alarm sounded Mrs Voorheis, who was attractsd by the nuise, i home and ran up stairs. in rcpniung mnchincry and oveth.iul ing the engine The null will renew operations next tveek. Tin agent of tbe Atlaras Expioss Company notified the gas coin pin) tin- i then a bill be -ettloJ only at the rate ot 50 per thou-iuul cuhic teet, unJ the com piny removed the nuter CMT. A i i engtueer ut tlie a i his hatul so severely that he been unable to use ir time He haJ ao i cciJcnt polio, ami been a i a pen -ion a- a of precaution vi the clothing dealtn, corner Tront and a street, has enlarged his rooms and haa Religious more nttrnitivel) di-plajeil his stock of leady made clottiinc hats underwear, neck ware, Prices lower than the lowest. burst ot 5co ching her face and causing her to retreat The fire depart- was promptly ou hand, and i the assistance ot the atic ceeded in i i i the Haraes, but not i damage to the amount of nearly 8-100 had been done The firn is supposed to have originated from a i used to heat the bed room Mr agent foi the Residence Corapaov, of Cleveland, in i the property was insured, gripncd the loss and the Company promptly sent their special agent, a to Portsmouth, a justed the loss yesterday Such promptness is calculated to make a man feel like insuring his property --Ax investigation of the defalcation of Nat.

Smith, the absconding Republican member of the Infirmary Board, has been made by the County Conamissioners From the testimony before them, $128 11 is due tie county This the sureties, Drs Vaug'iters and Jones, agree to settle i suit, having, in fact, sufficient property of Smith in their possession to mdetnniiy themselves. They ask for some delay, order that Mr Smitb, who is still in Kansas, may explain the deficiency iu his account, if possible. --THE reports of the small pox in this city, published iu neighbonng papers, have been grossly exaggerated --TUL W'me Turner Combination played to delighted at tho Opera House, ia this city, Aloti- Tuesday unit Wednesday even- Tho genei illy expressed opinion it to auy troape that itcd I'o Scrflces-Lecture It would seem to be done for design iHorirnu, in Ur 0ges THE services of the Mission held in een a jf the Episcopal Churches of this city during the pnst week have aroused a great and deep interest Christ f()rm "under" cioae guard. The i his been citmded nightly with conta gion is disappearing, and no dan- Urge and a i audiences. Mr.

Morgtm'a preaching has been highly effective The music is pronounced fine, aud the cornet a success On of this city wdl scarcely it a wicked Democratic the Tribune denominate measure. THE negro politician and murderer, John Robinson, of Ironton, walks the streets free, being out on bail. The fellow, it bo remembered, killed his man, ran off, and apprehended at Cairo and brought bick The Radicals couldn't stand it to see him languish in jail for the tnHing cnine of killing a white man. POSIAL CAIIJJ ITEMS. et, al Michael Redinger vs Andrew Coun Gage et, al Mary Wishon vs.

Andrew Wialion. Mary White vs. John White. F. Hall vs John N.

Royse et al. Rebecca Carioll vs Wm. F. Car- lOll. J.

Overlurf vs. Chas Flag et al. Geo. Davis, Adii'r fec. Smith Mary Barrett vs Nelson Barrett Win.

Reed vs Levi McCoy Kmney Nauoral Bunk, vs et al MR, WIJ.L ANDERSON, of Inn too, is in the city spending a few da)a. DON DEWIIT, formerly of this city, is- ID jail at Cleveland foe stealing clotning MR Jonv MoRttis, lute wiLi Millei, Voorhies ia now with Dam- arm Co. G. W. AxnERSOy, and Gilmore Warner, of this city, have opened a store at Ironton.

M. J. JOHNSON, of the firm of John M. Orem Co Baltimote, Md was in the city thia week. LEHMAN, Richman Co have a wholesale house, 22 and 24 White street, New York city BUSINESS being dull, Little Co.

have closed their coal office ou Seventh street, and intend closing their office on Third street. AN' old east end scissors grinder has his apparatus propelled through the avenues by dog powei, attracts considerable attention. MR. FOLSOM, salesman for Pursell, Ewing Co, tins reLurned fiom a three mouths' trip up through aud V.rgima. CATCHING COLD --Sometimes exposure in very raw wind inflames the pituitous lining ot tbe Nose, and causes an unhealthy flow of mucus, which leads to chronic Catarrh, Sore Throat, Cough, aud Disease of the Lungs, Consumption and premature DeatJi, unless speedily Cured by WISHART'S CORDIAL.

Centaur Liniments, So nearly aro tho recipes of wonderful pii i soot nnd hctilmg Contuui lh it wu can confidently sn they ml allevMteany piun arising from ticsh, bone or muscle deringcwcnls Wo dy not pretend tit a i tin.) i mend a. i leg or i i fito boils, but en in etith CJIPOS they ill reduce tho mfln ninauon ind atop the yam Nor oun we guarantee the proper rcsullo Ibi. bod ia i Temperance is PS nccosearj to proper physical, as mental condition Tin, i i is particularly atlajited to all cnsce of IthcumaUsin, Lumbago, i a i a Urvgipclns, lUh, Sprains, i bliins Bruges, Stings, Poisons, Scalds, St. rUacu, Weak Hack, 1'ams in tho Sldc i Foot, Piilsy 1'anicho, Tiolhacbe, Headache, Ulcers, Old Broken Breasts, Soro Kipplcq, Sore Throat, Croup, Diplhona, ctD Tho most ol those complaints tlio Cenlnur Linmenl cure, til) of it i benefit. It will ex trict the prison rom biles ard nnd i cure scalds i out a scar.

Tlio following is but a sura pie of n. thousand Pitm testimonials In, Dec. 1, 1374 "My has, for n. long time, been a tcr bio su'lTorer fritn Rbouiniitism Sho IIT.B tried man) i i i a and man) re mod i OH I ho i ha? given hor relief ts Con taur i a I am rejoiced lo this ho; II TUNG, Postmaster It is an indisputable fact thit the Centuur Lin menu arc performing cures never before effected by nny preparation ironie 11 cuuinusin of i years' elnnthng i i i fingers and i which lit.t 1 been etilT for i yours, taking the ftom burns, ie One dollar, or oven fifty cents, invested it Centuur i i i be within reach ar accident occurs, and i do more good 1 mn any a of money paid for mcdicai attend ance lien i i i i a a called tbcy fro usot nn i i and of courEOcburgo pm'es for it The Yellow Centaur Liniment To WHOM if MAY is to ceiMfy that ray dwelling and contents were insured ID the Residence Fire Insurance Compauy of Cleveland, Ohio, of which E. N.

Maxwell the local agent On the 24lh of the pies- ent month, the contents damaged by fire, and on the 28th, Mr. Haw thorne, special agent of the conopany, promptly and satisfactorily adjusted the loss Such action should recom- Poitsmoutb Foundry and Machine mend it to the public. Works vs II Rosenberg et al. A. B.

Voonncrs. Em.ly John Cox- Caroline Zaph Thos ZTph et John McDaniels 3 Lewis McDaniels et. al A A Ger- Inch exclusive agent tins city for the celebrated March patent grates and mantels They are the finest in the ihcre were one indictments 1 3 fouiit), rUe against one person hoin the officeis i nut nllovv rn-ule public, ana one other case of the Fame i The following are official James Hughes Stabmug i in- to i Scott, Mary Radfoid, Marj Wlrte, Margaret Hall and Cynthia Pearce, each for keeping house of i fa in John Higgins Permitting gam bling garaes John ggins Keeping gambling implements John Higgins Keeping a room for gnmbhog L. McDaniel Keeping a house for gambling L. McDaniel-- Permitting gam bhng.

O. two indictments. Wm Ripley-- Permitting gambling, two indictments RFPORT OF A To Harpei Jndfjc nf Scioto Common Pleat Court. THE Grand of said county, I i comnleted all business before ind truing visited the county jail, as required by lau and the charge of the court, now come ind repot a tney carefully examined the market, and for beauty of design and excellence of finish are really superb. Over two hundred have been sold in tins city and vicmity, and iu every instance they have given perfect satisfaction Those who contemplate i Jug new residences, or remodeling old ones, vull do well to call and examine these mautels and grates.

myltf --DANIEL R. SPRY has the best PC- lected stock of goods in store ever brought to this city. Puie goods and low puce 5 jsUte and condition of a i and MRS A TURLEY, coruer of Gallia i i i nto the sciplme and treit- and Offnere streets, is l.av.ng her rest ne Dt of their habits diet i i 1 1 1 a accommodations ibat they found dence repaired and unproved, adding perfect ordcr anc prisoners therein under proper disci plme, their hibits, diet and accoratno- much to its home attractions MR. V. BI.ODBECK, the bridge gro cer, has retired from business having dationscarefully wntcned and attended accumulated in the rorty that the Grand Jury can su the years he nas beea engaged a a a i 3 'As to no improvement in the id management of said jail tbe rules prescribed by tnn judge, said Grand Jury have to report Sunday racrnmg service at Christ Church at 11 A In the afternoon at 3 I i lecture at The disease has never prevalent even at its, 'thai they could i and norst stages.

There are now oard of Education met Thurs- i by the Sheriff that none had seven cases i a the city, all of a raild i nme members being pres- eyei been presented i by his pre- 1 iu office, 01 any ooe else since 21 3 00 by clt The few ses there the outski.U of the i 4 trU I UC3 1 --TUF UOYSE says the taxes colloctod closer this year than He for it on the theory that the luxrdei the tunes greater the effort on the part of tax payers to save up enough money to pav their 3 The smaller tax paj er in the have been more this eir llun betore --THV. steamer CuinV now extends --THE alarm of fire yesterda mora- her tnp to Concord, six miles below Jog causeti by the partial burning Korae, the former terminus of her of a stable in tbe rear ot a residence trip. The Carrie arrives at on the coruer of Ninth and Chillicothe mouth at 11 and at 3 streets. The fire department was i M. With Captain Stricklett at the promptly on hand, and the fire soon wheel and Clerk Bagby in the ofhce, extinguished without much damage --JAMES HUGHES, implicated in the Martin affray, indicted by the o'clock Mr.

Morgan grand jury this week for stabbing with Christ Church sub- 1 Science aud Revelation." In the evening, service at All Saints' Church at o'clock, and thereafter during Mr. Morgan's stay the evening services will be held at All Saints' Church, and the morning meetings at i he interests ot passengers and ship- be properly cared for. being done. Supposed to be the wor an incendiary. intent to kill.

He gave bond in the sum of S800 for his appearance at the present term of the Court, i Messrs. Samuel Hughes, Wm. Musser, J. Fulton, Stephen Morrow and George Millar as sureties. --THE ever popular packet Fannie Duqan can be relied on to deliver passengers and freight on time.

Her accommodating officers make travelers at home her cabin. The fore ia the and the genial Cray craft's cigars are just such aa smokers enjoy after a square meal. --WEDDING carda neatly printed at this office. The best quality of cards and envelopes kept on hand. E.

i i Ports Jones hinging paper las Co clci en a Wright, kind! ng A. 1876 BECK, Foreman of tbe Grand Jury. The resignation of Miss Thompson, of Grammar School, was read and accepted, and her school was divided Miss and Miss Me- between Keown. A resolution appropriating a aum, not to exceed $100, was passed, slid money to be used in defraying expanses incident to the printing of a history of the public schools, said his- torj to be bound in a volume with like histories of other cities of Ohio, and the volume to be sent to the Centennial On motion, the Board adjourned. THE members of the National Guard propose giving a masquerade ball at their armory, on CbiUicothe street, on tbe 14th of February.

From tbe arrangements being made, it promises to be a successful --PIANOS and Organs--the very best Terms easy. D. Johnston --TRY Maddock's doe skin jeans--a splendid article of goods. J. To well agent.

--CALL and examine the improved Monitor cook stove, with oast iron reservoir, at Gerlach's, Second street. myl tf. --Do you want prescriptions and skillfully compounded Then bring them to Geo. Fisher's Diue store --A West cigars, House stand. --CROSS AN: lot at of imported D.

Strahm's Key CHILDREN Can be made healthy and strong by regu lating their stomachs and bowels uilh Cafetona. It is more Affective than Castor Oil, and is as pleisant to take as honey. For Wiud Colic, Sour Stomach, Worms and Costtveuess, there is nothing in existence equal to --WE heavy and continuous rams this week. The Ohio river is high, and a fjither rise is expected. The tow-path, on the west side, has I Artistic Photographs taken by --WHY WILL YOU si TFER from Rheumatism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings, Burns, Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur Liniment affords certain relief.

Many articles soothe pain to a certain extent, but the centaur liniment CURES The White Liniment is for the a family, the Yellow Liniment is foi horses and animals. is adapted to the tough muscles and i of tho am nn! c-ealmn Its cffuoU upon ctiscs of Wind Gall, liig Head ind Poll-Iil, aro i lesfi a mar Mcser? MeCluro Co Drugging cornc Elm I ront btrcUs, i i a i 0 BIJ I our ncjghhorljorjfl a of teamster aro usng the Centaur i i Tho pro nouoce it superior to a i thcj used Wo eclJ is 1) fjh as four five dozen bottle 3 per to owni.r3 of horses am" mules Imo of teBtunoniali) describin cures Sprains, Kicks, i i Poll Big- Head, a cien winch little- Icon tlmn marvels No oivncr of nn i a can afford tu I a bottle i incnt, wb ch any dnj may proxc twcntv titnce worth i Sold nneparod on!) at tho Laboratory .1 1J Host, -JO Doy street, New York BOOTS AND 5HOCS. BOOTS Al Of all the Latest and Best and of Superior Quality, at CONNOLLEY'S, A full line of those ever popular Pancost, Sage Morse's Workmanship War ranted. AP TO RE, Chillicothe Street, above Sixth. ha; just opened out a largo anJ vroli selected stuck of Laches, Misses and Children's Fine Cloth, Hid, Calf Shoes and Gaiters, and Coarse Shoes, Ami Men's and Boys' Calf, Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes, Which will bo sold low, as I mtontl to kocp a Bret-clues Cheap Shoe Store only, after disposing of tho goods mentioned below.

A SPECIAL AND POSITIVE SALE. I have on hand a selected stock of Men's And Boys' Itoady-nmdo Clothing, and Men's Bojs' and Chili! ron's lints, nil of which goods i unsllively bo cold at wholesale nlor to mnko funmoiccs of and Shoos. This afford a an opportunity for parsing Clothing, Hats and at coat, as thu solo is positive, and goode must bo disposed of. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC. Removal! Removal! moved I-I IK Stoclt into ttie RICHARDSON BLOCK, Cross, "icl.ly babies anl mtiy enjoy ird mothers i rest, if thc i iific toria tecl'ung, i colic, Rto niich ind make child en cross, ind product a the foo 1, ejcpcl worms nnd corn.i i I or ytft-s D- Pitcnor i i I Ins prnatc p-aclicc to produce an cfTcctnc Cal'mrtic and sloruch "cgulaL'ir whicn bo as Castor 0 1, without its i or re oil Tho reputation of cxtcn led i i JT(t Nur cs i i adopted i remedy, to winch he gave the nauit, ot Casio- rui Caaloua ts as plejsan' to tal as nla'es the a i 7 i i doca not gripe It idnptci tu fill age a a i no alcohol nnd is absolute!) lo tho moflt tcnde- i Try CaHoria once, and you -will bo i it Prepa-cd it Lho of Roic Co 4ft Dej Ncn York 13t FOR SALE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE. 235 One and a i A gir-d onhA'd of trees on ijrcni a gool five rou JIB, with Inr i other out houes Property 1 ir i lea i "til on Urnifi to uhii or i cx i lor gno i i city or a i i on or ad- urcss I A Heal state Portsmouth, 0 ESIDENCE AT PEIVATE SA.uE. T) ESIDENCE A OMILLICOTIIE Second Uoor Above Fifth, WHERE HE WILL HE FOUND WITH A FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, At Prices that Cannot be Beaten in this Market. CASK ON DELIVERY AUD PRICES TO CORRESPOND. Remember the Place, RICHARDSON'S BLOCK, CHILLICOTHE STREET.

Dan. McFurland, Jr. INSURANCE. Jn8. R.

Bonl. (Lalt of Htbbs, Kiohnnlaun A. Co.) H. Bonaall. McFarland, Boa I Bon sail.

INSURANCE: "West Second Street, Particular Attention Given to all Kinds of Insurance. Royal, of IM lnnd, Capital $2 S' 0 0 'X JJ Imperial and Northern Fire, of England, CapiU.l LineiwhiM- of a i a Queen, of i a Capital i i of Copland, i a AKcnc, Capital Amqnr-rin Central, of St. Louta, Capita) Gunnnty, of New Vurk, Cap.wil 3,000,000 00 i a Vcchumca, Capital 700,000 00 Also Aticnte for Plate Co of New fctni and Life and Railway Passenger and tbe Traveler's and Accident nournnce Companies janlO. 00 2,000,000 00 00 rt.000,000 00 CD i to in of Court of Corr non Pleia of I i sell at private i the tale reiideDcc of C. i dc ceased, on tlic outhen corner cf Waeli i ami "vrcc in ibo citv of PortsmiJth The I i i i 7 i i on a i street, with a gvotl two story brick a i Te-nns of can be leirnd by of me i A A.iuitni°tritor, Ic of dcccaetd, May tf GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, ETC.

JO HUNT INERAL LANDS, IS SELLING been covered with water, aud has been greatly damaged It was nearly out of water yesterday morning, the lowest places being covered with a few inches. LETTER LIST. LIST of letters advertised a.t Portsmouth, Sciote County, 0 January 24'b, lS7o. Deisler Louis More Mrs Alice Northup Chas 0 Donald Maggie Rhodes Ella Sanders Charlotte Stecnrod "Wm Stewart Nancy Nathan Glaze Abraham Gendri Hbonp Hayshp Emma Heath Hiram Hosch Frederick Hunt Geo Kelman Henry Lewis Linden Joseph Logan Anna Mason Turner Charles Webb Wm Zmser Ellen Yeley None L. --DON'T fail to call and examine the Shining JAglii, the only successful soft coal base burner in the city, at H.

Eberhardt Go's. --WE have received from the publisher, F. W. Helmick, 278 West Sixth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, two pieces of instrumental music for beginners, Remember deeds of kindness," Wattz, and She's bright as the stara in heaven," March. Also the popular sheet music, comic song and chorus, Who's dat knocking on de ole back gate." All three of these pieces will be sent postpaid, by the publisher, for 60 cents.

The Clinton Furnace Lands i be at Private Sale for Ninety Days, Frora the miag of the present term of the Com- i raon Pleas Court -ciolo county, and in par- I eel" to pnrchaecra A One third in oneyeir, ind one third in two ycare Portsmouth, 0 Kovember 8th, 1875 THOb Assignee for i i a Bell PearJ Dcvcr, ally's. novH CANNED GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Fifty Fer Cent. Reduction Offered ou Last Year's Prices. LAYEB, SEEDLESS AND SULTANA EAISII7S.

FRENCH PRUNES, FINE APPLE CKE2BE, And a Full Line of Fancy Groceries on Hand. Stapl Goods at Lowest Call at the Opera House Store. are the beet the world produces. They are planted by a million people in America, and the result is beautiful flowers and splendid vegetables. A Priced Catalogue sent free to all who inclose the postage a 2 cent stamp ViCK'a FLORAL GUIDE, Quarterly, 25 cents a year VICE'S FLOWER I VEGETABLE 35 cent i with cloth covers 65 cents, Address.

I. VICE, Kochetter, X. CA8 FITTERS. TOHN JOKES, Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter, GAS FIXTUUES, Oas, Steam Water Pipes, Plumbers Goods, Steam Wbjstles, Steim and Water Globe and Check Valves, Gas, Slenra acd Water Cocks, Gum Packing and llote, and Stone Pipe, fircofo STBTFT, nrTWKFJf A COCBT, 24'73 0. ICHABD SPET, ictical Steam and GasPittei, A And dealer in Gas Fixtures, Pipes, FittingH, Pumps, Valves, and Steam Guages.

TsiaoSiEEET, BIT MABKET ASD COCBT STB-, PORTSMOUTH, 0. MARBLE. QITY MARBLE WOBK8. O. G-.

Dealer in American Foreign Marble Cbilhcoibc street, Iwt Fourth Mid Fifth, Portsmouth, Ohio. Mf.numentu, Cemetwj Posts, JfurnitareWork, executed in food style and at fair prices..