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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
A NEW VOLUME.
IN SPLENDID STYLE.
,JuIU- 1910.


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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

BY virtue Of an order from the Coort Of
Common Pleas of Clermont County, made
at thsr april term A. D. 1912, Twill offer for
sale to the highest bidder on the premises on
Thursday, the 25th dayof August next, between
this hours of ten and four o'clock on said day,the
following real property, to wit; one in lot o.
ground No. one hundred and three [NOl03] sit
uate and being in tn. town of Hlgginsport in the
County of Brown and State of Ohio. Terms Of
sals-One third cash in hand, one third in nine
msnths, and the re naming third in eigteen
months from tha dayo sale deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage, upon the premises or
otherwise.
WILLIAM w. SANDERS.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Irsneus Chan
dler deed.
july 18th 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

Hazon Kimbls and Olivia Kimble bis wife,
Presly K. Davidson, Clarissa Davidson Sarah
Davidson and Mary Davidson,
WILL TAEB NOTICE.
That petition was fled against them on the
18th day of June A. D. 1912, in the court of
Common Pleus of Brown county Ohio,by Green
wool K. Davidson, and is now pending, wherein
the said Greenwood X Davidson demands par
tition of two hundred and seven acres one rood
aud thirty eight poles of land lying in said cOuu-
ty, of which Daniel Davidson died seized-part
ofan entry of 400 acres made in the name of
John Brown by No. 3572; and that application
will be made, at the next term Of said court, By
The said Greenwood X. Davidson for an order Of
partition and sssignment of dover In the said
premises,
GKEEN WOOD K. DAVIDSON, Petitioner.
DAVID G. DEvORE, attorney.
June 18th, 1912.
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From the Chiilicothe Advertiser.
TAX ON SALT,


A very interesting debate occurred in
the United States Senate on the 4th st.,
during the consideration of the ia rilf bill
on the motion of Mr.. Allen, Of Ohio, who
moved TO place salt amoHg the FREQ ar
ticles. This motion Mr.. Allen support
ed by sSms very able remakers, in which
he showed the injustice and oppression
Ofthis tax on the agricultural interests
He was followed by Mr.. BentoR, who pre-
sSnted some valuable statistics on the
subject. The tax which the present bill
proposes, is eight cents per bushel.-
This on Turks Island alt,would be equal
TO one hundred and twenty per cent, and
on Italian salt, two hundred per cent.
On the coast Ofthe Mediterranean, salt is
made in immense quantities from the sea
water, by tho evaporation of the sun,
where il can bo purchased for two or three
cents pei buShel in exchange for our.
pork and breadstuffs. Ye. This federal
aariff undertakes TO protect the farmer by
making the tax on his salt double in ana
cunt the original price of the article.
MIR. Aliens amendment was again vO.
ted down by the whig votes. All the
wings voted for the two hundred per cent
tax on salt, and all tho democrats voted
against il.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

By request Of. the Auditor, we publish
the following section ofthe late act am>
ending the school law, which gives direc>
tiOns for the election ofschool directors
at the next annual election on the third
Friday in September, and at every annual
election thereafter.
SEC. 1. Be IL enacted By General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That at
tho next annual election for school direc-
tors, the electors shall elect one of said
directors for the term Of one year, one
for the term Of two years, one for the
term Ofthree years; and at each annual
election thereafter, there shall be elect.
ed one director, who shall hold his office
for the term of three years, and until his
successor is elected and qualified; and
all vacancies which may occur, in said
Office, shall be filled for the residue of
the term by the appointment of he town.
ship clerk, made in writing, and entered
on the records Of the proceedings Of the
directors.
The Examiner and Telegraph are re-
quested to copy the above.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
sHERIFF'S SALE,
Hanson L, Penn ct al. Brown Com.
vs.. Pleas.

NS' EIeaSs
Mordicai Levi. Vendi. Ex.
By virtue of three writs of Vendisioni
ErpOnGs, TO me directyd by the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for Brown
County Ohio, I will expose 10 sale, at tho
front door Ofthe Court house in George.
town, ON Saturday the 9th day of August
lS42, between The hours of 10 and 4
o'clock on said day, the following real es.
tate, TO wit; A tract ofland lying and be.
ing in Brown County Ohio, on the waters
Of whiteoak creek, being inBooker's sur.
vey No. ll40 and part IN Trent's survey
No. 7l2 bounded and described as follows
to wit; Beginning at a stone on the west
side OF the old state road, Csmpbeli's cor.
ner in Applegaies line; then south 26
west ID poles to crooked ironwood;
thence south lowest withApplegate's line
3S 8 poles to beech; then west with AP.
plegale's line t6 poles ioWhiteosk creek,
and crossing it in an angling manner ma
king it II poles from bank TO bank, in all
lSl poles to large beech in Applegstes
line; thence south n east with Richards
line 1877 poles TO mulbury Oil the south
side of a drain, corner to the poor house
farm; with line of the same north 6SS
east IS poles to beech; theuce with ans.
other line of said farm sonlh so east 81
poles 10 ch;ibence north 80 east 32s
poles to a stone corner TO said poor house
farm: then with a line Of The same east
30. 7 poles 10 a sugartree and stone;
thence with a line of the same south II
east 4S poles TO whiteoak and two dOR.
woods Blair's corner; then with BlaiE's
line south 81 east ID poles 10 the creek:
then up the creek with its meandeFs north
42I east 4S poles-norlh 22s west 80
poles, north 66 west II poles, crossing
The creek TO crook in boundary branch
the little lynn corner supposed 10 be
washed uP;) thence north % east up the
Dranch TO white walnut; then north %
vest 90 poles TO the beginniDg-con'ain
ng over lS2 acres 3 roods and poles
saving excepting and reserVing out ofibe
lbove described land, IS acres 8 roOds
md 5 poles conveyed by Mordicai Levi
md wife to Richard Richards BY Deed
lated June 7th, h,lS37.
Ordered 10 be sold as The property Of
Nordicsi Levi, in the above csses-!Teims
;ash. ~ ,,,oo,,,, - =.
B. CO.
sherT's Office, June 29th, lS42
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
FIRST AND LAST NoTICp

A LII those that know themselves
AAindebted TO the undersigned b, book
account or note are requested 10 come
Onward and close the same by cash, On
OF before the fifteenth of September next
IS further indulgence, can or will not be
glven,as we must have money. All those
that do not adhere TO this notice NAV ex.
Pect :heir accounts and notes left for col
lection in the hands Of proper officers.
D. g. J. TROUT.
Feesbureh, August 8. 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

Rachel, my dauEhter, why DON'T you
learn as fast as your sister Hannah ?'-
why don't every stock of clover be ar fouI
leaves, moIherG' go bring in basket
Of chips, child
George Washington Napoleon J ackson
Hannibal HarrisonY 'Maamf' Tell
Josephine Rosina Cleopatra Matilda Vic
tOria to bring up the Slup pail 'Yesl
ma'am.'
Better yet.--sI had rather not take a
horn with yoU,' said the loafer TO the mad
bull-but the bull insisted upon treating
him to two, and the loafSr got quite
high
There is nothing purer than honesty
nothing sweetsr than eharty-nothing
warmer than love--nothing richer than
wisdom--nothing brighter than virtue
and nothing more stedfast than faith.
These uaiied in one mind, form the
purest-.richest-- warmest---sweetest-
and the most ste adfast HAPPINESS.
A NICE DIsTINCTIoN.-It once hap.
pened unto me to be present IN a school
in the 'Old conntry,' whore the pedagogue
thus addressed q rebellious pupil: ''At
yOnr age and with your abilities you ought
to be PATTERN 10 the other boys, s,instead
Ofwhich am obliged to make an EXAM.
PIE OF you"-and ihereupon he thrashed
him soundly.
NEGRO SHREwDNEss.-A gentleman
sent his black servant 10 purchase some
fish. He went 10 q stall and took up
some fish. The fiShmungOr observing,
and thinking the bystGnderS might catch
the scent exclaimed.
'Hillo, you black rascal, what do you
smell my fish fer
TIE negro replied, ME no SMELL"
"What are you doing then Sir9'
"Why me talk to him, mHssa, me ask
him what news at seA-dat'S all msssa."
"And what doeS he say to you"
"HS says he don't know---he been
dare desc tree wSSks!"
A school boy being asked by his teach
er how he should Aog him replied, 'Ifyou
please, sir, I should like 10 have it upon
the Italian system of PSnmanship, Tire
heavy strokes upwards, and the down
ones light.
Where the heart is inclined, there also
will the feet turn,
The little which suffices is better than
The much which disturbs Us.
Meddle not with the affairs of Others,
but attend diligently TO your own.
Do wAat is worthy Of reward, but care
not 10 be rewarded.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

kHrIt is rumored that the Wings, nlar.,
med al their sweeping discontinue at The
late elections in those States where the
Clay banner was unfurled 10 The breeze,
have been holding caucuses at Washing
ton. for the purpose of Withdrawing Hen
~ Clay and substituting John O. Adams
as their candidate for the Presidency
Again 10 be thrust aside from the con-
summation Of hiS vaulting ambition! 'Tis
too bad. Well may he weep over the
perhdy !of his friends, and exclHim in
despair
"Pity the sorrows of poor old man!'
Gin. Euq,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
Cincinnati and West Union
Mail Stage,

by way of Madison, Mil
eford, Perin's Mills. Bata-
8 via, Bantam, Bethel, Ha-
?. mersville, Georgetown.
RuSselville, Decatur, to West Union. To
leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at O'Clock A. M, arriving at
Georgetown same days-and leaving next NOR
ming for ami arriving at, West Union the same
days, and back the next. Leaves Georgetow
every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 6
A. M. and arrives in Cincinnati same davs,
The proprietor of the above Stage route-hav-
ing procured good and safe teams, with commo-
modious stages, and careful, accommodating and
experienced drivers-hopes to receive a goodlv
Ihare Of public patronage.
STAGE OFFrcEs.-Cincinnati, Mobiles Hotel !;
Milford, Stesl's Hotel; Batavia, DARTS Store !;
Bethel, Perins's Hotel; Georgetown, o. John.
ston's; WestUnioV, at Mr.. Lee's.
J B. DAVIS, Proprietor.
May %, 1542.
Fare from Georgetown to Cincinnati reduced
to ST. so. intermediate places in proportion.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

InA MoRMONs. have receive d
the t~O Mormon newspapers pubIisbed d
at Nauvoo, but Joe Smith seems TO take
GenerIl Benefits exposes very calmly
and coolly. The fact is, the Mormons
pay net the least attention TO him. Jo
gees on prophSsying, preaching, build
ing the templS, and regulating his empire
as Ifnothing had happened. They are
busy ell the time establishing factories
to make saints and crockSry ware, alsS
prophets and white plint.-N Y. Herr
aM
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

O-The independent press at dis
tance, hold but one sentiment in relation
to the OHIO CONSPIRACY. The fol.
lowing is from the Louisville Gazette,
edited by Birney Marshall:
"lfthS Wings Of Hamilton County think
there will be no more Congresses and
that the States will divide off and The
General Government be dispensed with
altogether, they have only to look al their
own legislature, TO find anarchy and
confusion at hOme-.a trsschery for
which there is NO EXCUSE or paIliS.
aiOn."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
APPROPRIATE.

A hoy on board the United States ship
Pennsylvania was much addicted to whis-
Ting, and the officer of the deck had reps
rimanded him several times, but to no
purpose. One morning he was called and
up he came, whistling as usual. He was
ordered forward to take his seat asiride
the bowsprit, and whistle TO his hearts
content; and he was no sooner comfort
ably seated than he struck up, "A sitsin
on a raIr
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
ATTENTION.

The commissioned and st aft officers Of
the 2 r. 2 B. 8 ID. are commanded 10 at.
tend the Brigade Officer muster al
Georgetown, armed and equipt as the law
directs, on Thursday the 25lh of Au-
gust next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and con-
tinue under the command Of General of
Brigade until dismissed on the succeed.
ing day.
BY order Of the Colonel.
]. T. SMILEY,
Adjutant, Of2 r. 2B. SD. o. NJ.
July 29ih, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
Executor,s sale.

BY virtue OF an order Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas of Brown county, Ohio, made at
their October term, ls4l, win proceed to sell
at public sale, at the front door Of the Court.
house, in George town, o n the 9th day of August
I9l2, between the hours of 10 and o'clock of
said day, the following real estate, to wit: I6
acres and Is poles of land, part OF an Entry In
tho name of David Walker, No. l34S, Begin
ing at an oak stump in Dever's line; thence
north, 69 degrees east, 34poles to sugartee in
George MefOrd's line; thence south, 10 degrees
west, 100 poles to two lynns; thence north, IA
degrees west, 1854 poles to the beginning.
ALSO
Ono other tract containing IS acres rood and
II poles, Beginning at a stone, corner to Geo.
Meord andlthe line of the above described tract; !;
thence south,74 degrees east, l4O poles to stone
thence south, 10 degrees west, 263 poles TO
stone; thence north, 65 degrees west, a. poles
to stake; thence south, 10 degrees west, 20
poles tn a stake: thence north IA degrees west,
i0I polSs to two Iynns; thenre north, 10 de-
erees east, "a poles to the beginning; (sxcapt
grave yard which contains rs poles, to DO laid
OF in a square form, East, West, North and
Soutb,) the same being part of the above en-
try. To be sold for a sum Of not less than two
thirds of its appraised value ;requiring one bird
of the purchase money in hand.and the balance
in two equal instalments Of nine and eighteen
months, the deferred payments TO be secured by
bond and good security. Tho whole being val.
usd at $2,349.
The crsp growing on the premises is exempt: !:
possession of the balance Of the farm will be
given on the confirma tion Of the sale.
JAMES LOUDEN, Executor
ofJoShua Jordan, decd
January 9Th, ,l942.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

We are requsted TO announce Mr..
BENJAMIN APPLICABLE as a candidate for
SHERIFF. of Brown county at the October
election.
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EXecutor,s Notice.

. A LII persons indebted to the estate Of John
n Gallagher, late Of Lewis township, Brown
county, deceased, are notified to make immediate
payment tn the undersigned Executor and those
having claims against said estate. are requested
TO present the same, legally proyen,. within ore
year from the date hereof, for settlement.
WILLIAM McMURCHY, Executor.
August l3, l54g.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

Postponed.-The convention Of the
people OF color throughout the United
states, to have been held at Philadelphia
on the 10Th inst, have been postponed, if
not 2! abandoned, in consequence Of the late
disturbance there.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

PRETTY GooD.-A little boy, whose
parents moved from Rhode Island tsCon.
necticut, attended a Sunday School in the
latter State, and was asked by the teach
er the following question:
elbow many Gods are there2''
The boy replied--"I don'tknow how
many you have got in Connecticut, but
we have none in Rhode Island"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

Mr.. PALMER; you will please 10 insert
the name of GARLIN ANDERSON in your
paper, as a candidate TO represent the
counties of Brown, CIermont and Clinton
In our next legislature, and oblige many
Of your suhcribers in Scot Township.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

We are requested TO announce the
name ef JAMES CLARK Of Lewis town.
ship, as a candidate for Auditor Of Brown
county at the ensuing election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
Very respectfully,
Your ObSdisnt servants.
JOHN SULLIVAN g. SON.

We are requested to announce the
name Of CHARLES F CAMPBELL as a can.
didate for Prosecuting Attorney of Brown
county at the approaching election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
DITTIFJIT, CHILDREN

'Wsll, Mrs. Ryan, it's blessing 10 a
father to have dutful children. Now,
there is my boy Tim, I'll say this for him,
be never hits me when I'm down. That
TINS blessing, any how.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET.

The light draught fast run
ming Steam boat, RICH
aM MOND, Captain BLAND,
will run regularly between
:. the above Ports: Leaving
Yin :nnati every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
days at IL o'clock M. And Maysvjlle every
tuesday and Saturday at, 2o'clock P. NJ.
As this Boat will run regularly and punctual.
ly' she respectfully Solicits a share of patron.
age.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30
List ofLetters.

oil the Both day ofJune, ls43. which if not
taken out in three months will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters.
Henry Williams Wiley Bohanon 2
G. K. Snidsr RSamuel Tucker
John q. Henry John T. Reed
John South Hugh Reed
Hill D Stayton Isaac L. Smith
Nathan or JamesGlaze Jacob or Joshua Volen-
William Hakes tine
Peter Parker WIN. Wallace
James Erwin Israel Seears
Andrew J. Pool Andrew Fulton
Elihu Parker rohn E Thompson
Marah DevOre James Brady
ChIres McClain Robert Mckee
WIN Smith William Brown
John fucker james Williamson
J. A. Mathewson Doct Thompson
Daniel McI.aughlin William Reid
Jemime Tate james Newland
Lawra Pool Isaac Wyckof
Jesse Morrow
r. D. TOMB, Post Master
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-08-30

Better yct.--I had rather not take a
horn with you,' said the loafer TO the mad
bull-but the bull insisted upon treating
him to two, and the loSfSr got quite
high
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FOUL DEED.

The steamer Thames, just from Miss luri river,
brought us a handful, offering reward Of $500 for
the person who assassna,c ed LIIBuRN w. BoGGs late
Governor Of this State, at Independence on the
night of the 6thnst Coy Boggs, it is stated in a
written memorandum, as not dead but MORALLY
wounded
Since the above was written, we received note
from the clerk Of the Thames, giving the following
particulars
Gov. Boggs was shot by some william on Friday 9th,
in the evening while sitting in room in his own house
in independence. His sou, boy, hearing report,
into the room, and found the Governor sitting in
his chair, with his jaw fallen down, and his head
leaning back on discovering the injury done his ia
Their he gave the alarm.-Foot tracks were found in
the garden below the window, and pistol picked up
supposed to have been overloaded and thrown from
the hand of the scoundrcl who fired it,
Tn ee buck shot Of heavy load, took effect -
one going through his mouth--one into the brain and
another probably in near the brain-all going in
in the back part of the neck and head. The Cover
still alive on the morning of the 18th but no
hopes Of his recovery by his friends, and but slight
hopes from his Physicians.
man was suspected and the sheriff most proba-
bly, has possession of him by this time.
The pistol was one of pair stolen some days pre-
vous from baker in Independence, and the legal au
thorities have the description of the other.-St.
Louis .Nttr Era