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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-29

PUTNAM FOR JANUAUY, 1854.-This
valuable Magazine has been received.
and the following table of contents, will
give the reader an idea of what it is:
"WashhingtORs Early Days, Illustra-
ted; Public Buildings of New York, H.
Illustrated; The National Inventory; An
Adventure on the Plains ;MOdern Proph-
cts; Confessions Of Young Artist; An
rum Potable; Sketches in Paris Cafe,
Hayti and the Haitians Three Days in
Argolis; The Catastrophe at Versailles;
Stage Coach Stories; The Conqueror's
Grave; Literary Piracy; Puns and Pun
sters. rerms-Subscribers remilting $9
in advance, will receive the work for one
year, postage paid. For SIS they will re-
ceive the Magazine and complete set Of
the Illustrated Record of the Industry Of
all Nations. Address G. P. Putnam, d
Co., 10 Park Place, New York.
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The stores of Jas ]. Keen and J. Firth,
North, 81 street, was destroyed by fire
last night. Five or six fremen were
caught in the ruins by falling ceiling;
four were rescued. The polece were
engaged in rescuing.
Another fireman was covered up by the
second tall oil ruins. and also caught ia.
cob Albright beneath the besms--one
falling across his legs. |, is impossible to
rescue him. Jack screws we're at last
resorted to, and after Two hours labor he
was got out. He was kept alive during
this time by Stimulants. His lower limbs
we're terribly burned
Hiram Hammer, policeman. is miss.
ing.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order or
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10y virtue of an order Of the Probate Court, of
I'D Jackson County, Ohio, will expose to,
sale at the door of the Court House, in the town
and county Of Jackson, Ohio, II Il Z
On Saturday, the 1st day of January.
A, ID, 1854, at O'Clock, p, M,
the following real estate situate in Jackson coun-
ty, aforesaid, to wit: The southwest quarter Of
the north west quarter Oi section no. 81, Town
ship no 10 and Range no, II, subject to and in
numbered by the dover estate of Julia A, ~,
Cherington. Terms OF sale, One-third cash in
hand, one-third in one year and the residue in
two years with interest. from day of sale, to be,
secured by mortgage on the premises.
WILLIAM W. CHERINGTON,
Guardian of ELIZABETH o. PAINE
Dec 90, 1853 39-tds
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Dec, 23--P. NJ.

The river rose three inches last night
but is now stationary. Weather very
cold.
Flour frm al IS 1905 25. Hogs firm
sales Of 2 500 head at 81 25O4 35; the
demand is fully equal TO the supply i
Provisions are steady, but the demand ID
only moderate. Green shoulders 3aoI
Sides 4sc04ic, and Hams 6sO6Ic j
Lard 81 for keg, and 8dc for biol. Mess
Pork sll so.
Money is extremely scarce. Sight
exchanges on New York very abundant in
the streets at par.
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33d CONGRESS.-FirSt Session,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.
House.


House.
Benin presented credentials Of Headly
b. Johnson, delegates from Nebraska:
referred to committee of elections.
Cobb introduced bill giving further
time for satisfying claims for Bounty
lands.
Several bills were introduced appro.
priating lands for railroads in South and
West: all referred.
Disney introduced the French Spola
ton bill; referred TO Committee Of For
eign affairs.
Mr.. - introduced a bill organizing
the territory of Nebraska; referred.
Latham introduced a bill refunding
California certain duties collected since
the ratification treaty with Mexico. and
prior TO the admission of California into
the Union; referred.
The House then went into committee
OF the whole on the Presidents Message.
Wright, of Pa, said: He thought the
country, at large. unprepared 10 anticipate
the result which had occurred from the
debate OF the last three days. He was
one who believed that after great contest
the country had passed through; when
both ofthe great parties of the nation come
together in honorable warfare. and when
the great battle had been fought and vic.
tory won, that Abolitionism was not only
dead but buried. lie then alluded to
Gerrilt Smiths speech, and made gene
raj attack upon it. His whole speech
amounted 10 nothing.
SENATE.-Gwnn gave notice OF several
bills granting land tor railroads in Cali
iornia.
Hamilton introduced bill to establish
a line of telegraph from the Mississippi
river 10 the Pacific.
The joint resolution authorizing the
President to confer the title of Lieut..
General, on Gen. Scott, by brevei, was
taken up after long debate. and ordered
to be engrossed-Yeas, 80; Nays. 12.
Cass offered resolution directing in.
luiry as to granting pension TO the widos
oi Capt. GunnisOn, recently killed in
Utah; adopted,
Sundry resolutions directioug inquiry
rs 10 authorizing orders or drafts on for.
sign post offices. 10 be used in place OF
ordinary drafts Tor remittances. were
adopted after short executive session.
Adjourned.
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Five Ina SpringvfIle.

This morning, about 2 o'clock, the res
idence of Mr.. Charles Kinney, in Spring.
vile, opposite this city, was discovered TO
be on fire II had made soch headway
before the fire was discovered. that is was
found impossible 10 save the bujldiRg,--
A portion of the most valuable arEe1es Of
furniture were saved. bot we understand
that the loss of Mr.. Kinney is about $500
The building was entirely consumed
Daily Tribune. ....,... ....
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %

The body of Hiram Hammer, Poliece
officer, was found to-day among the ruins
of the fire.
The New Orleans mail Of Friday has
been received. Baltimore papers deny
that any Cuban expdedilon is fitting out
there. The Picayune says there is no
truth inthe statement
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EFT Well, Friend Pcarce, we shall
not quarrel with you about the names Of
Locomotives, or Politicians; but as the one
was named VintOn, it will suit for both
The County and the Hon. S. F. Vnion,
too. Now, as soon as the Jackson arrives
you may have 1t announced in certain
thatt was called after old Iron.
sides Jackson, then both of US will be
satisfied.
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Social PARTY-FRANKLTN HOUSE,
II was with pleasure that we attended a
Social Party, given at the "Franklin
House in this place, on Monday evening
last. Joy seemed to crown each smiling
facc-both old and young seemed to en-
JOY themselves. Those who prepared the
supper deserve great praise for their elc-
giant taste and arrangement of the table.
One incident in particular, VIC must speak
Of One of the cakes that was prepared for
the occasion, contained very valuable
"Gold Ring" After the cake was cut
and passed around, the slice containing
the same fell to Mr., s. A, sternberger.-
the large number Of persons in
attendance, every thing passed of with
perfect harmony.
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TURNED OVER The Locomotive Vim
ton, on her downward trip, on Friday
last, ran off the track at Bloom Furnace
Station, upsetting the Locomotive and
Tender. Assistance was Immediately
procured from Portsmouth and elsewhere,
when the whole train was soon placed on
the track again, and will soon be in run
ming order.
We are unable to state the amount of
damages done no person injured.
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Tribune, who says che can carry all the
coal in this county in his shirt.iaiL" would
cosAe down here and look at these things,
as they really exist, we think he would
conclude, if he had not already soiled his
said shirt-tail, not to do SO by attempting
to carry out his brilliant undertaking.
Having witnessed the results of our Road
through this county, and in thatway learn
ed our Railroad wants and necessities,
so far as our mineral wealth is concerned,
ourpeople are prepared and willing in pro-
portion to their means to aid the G. 6s H.
R. R., which passes through The county in
a different direction, and which will there
by develope rich portion ofo county,
whose wants have not been met by the S.
& II. V. r. r., with those two Roads, one
running from West to East and the other
from South to North, and crossing each
other at the centre OF the county; this
must become rich and important manu-
factoring county.
We will speak hereafter Of the impor,
tance of the c. & II. R. r, to Jackson
county, and of the amount and kind o.
business which this locality will furnish it
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The PEOPLES JoURNAL.--This splen-
did Illustrated work, is again upon our
table. 1t contains seventy-two Engra-
wings, which is much in its favor, show
ing that the proprietor is determined to
be as good as his word. Every Farmer,
Mechanic and Scientific man should have
a copy. Terms-50cts per vol two vol
umes per year. Address, Alfred E.
Beach, No. 86, Nassau st., New York.
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New York Market,

New YoRK, Dec. ESP. NJ.
Flour Is somewhat better. with sales oi
$4,000 bbls; State, 81 1907 i8; Ohio,
81, 1907 rs; and Southern 81 25@7 81.
Southern Wheat, 81, 81. being an ad
vance oi &c! Sales Of 10000 bushels
Corn, at 82c. for yellow, and 824c. for
mixed; market heavy. Pork steady. with
with salas of $50 bbls at $I3 81, Mess
Beef steady at Sl3 so. Sales of 60 bbls
Lard at l04o.
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Admi nlsfrntor,s Sale.

DERS0 NAL property belonging to the Es.
1 tate of Edward H. Goddard, deceased, con-
sisting of Horses, Cattle, Hay, Grain, and other
property, will be sold at the late residence of
the deceased, in Milton township, jackson coun-
ty, and other places in said township, where
any of said property may be found, on
Thursday, the e0th day Of Decemb Der,
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and con-
tinue from day to day thereafter, if necessary,
until all is sold
TERMs-On all sums not exceeding three dol.
lars, cash in hand. On all sums exceeding that
amount, credit of nine months will be given,
by the purchaser giving his note with approved
security, agreeably to law. asa
HAPGoOD GODDARD.
LANS0N SMITH,
Adm'n.
Milton tp., December 10, 1853 3s-3w
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ConLToN PARrY.-on Monday evening
lasIthere was given atthe "Isham House" :"
a Cotilon Party, which was attended by
the fashion and beauty of our town.
The MERRY Dance" was enjoyed until
after the short hours, when after par
taking of most splendid supper, the
company dispersed without regret but
full Of pleasure. We are happy to say,
that neither incident or accident took
place to mar the festivities of the evening.
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INFORMATION WANTED

nF the whereabouts of one THOMAS Boil
~ GER who left IRELAND in ls45. an set.
tied IN Jackson county, Ohio, as early as 1874
or thereabout have in my possession letters
from him, dated from "TEA FARn," Jackson
county, Ohio | will remain in Jackson until
the 3lst inst. Should this notice come TO his
knowledge, or any person pointing him to 1t,
can find me as above. Or should any friend
Of his give such information that can find him,
viii have my warmest thanks,
PATRICK FITZGERALD.
r. S'-Any notice sent may be left at the
"Standard" Office. ...
jackson, Dec. 1854 40
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@HREAT
DISCOVERY.

D. lEAGN'S STORE
GONE of the best bargains that has ever bess
~ offered In Jackson or surroun. iiaie iae cou ntry.
orperhaPs West Of the M gu ntains, His stock
consists of ysryiking in the
and Staple Dry Goods Line,
That will please the eye or comfort tte body,
anc variety Of Shirts, Drawers, Wool Jackets,
&C., &c. Also
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware,
Queensware. Groceries, &C.,
And everything, from common to superRne, for
both Ladies' and Gentlemen. To name one tenth
would be too TEDIOUS. Any thing in his line can
be purchased so UNCOMMON CHEAP, that It
would be to your interest to come and prove
this to your own satisfaction. ID. LEACH.
Jackson, Dec. 90, 1853 40
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Notice 70 those Concerned.

4 .hereb give notice that WILLIAM HOW,
Il a minor, has without cause, left my house,
bis home, and that hereby warn any person or
persons, in the State of OHIO, to neither harbor
or countenance said William, in peneaIly of the
Law. Any person bringing said boy to my
premises, at Eagle Furnace, in Vinton county,
Ohio, shall be literally rewarded and receive the
thanks Of his only guardian, and Father.
..... t.e HENRY HOW.
Eagle Furnace, Dec. 80, 1853. 40
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... -----+SHS+-------- .....
OuR ADVERTISING CoLUMNs.-Reader
we invite your attention to the New Ad-
vertisementsin to-day's paper. B. French
you will discover, has found out secret,
one that every business man in the world
should know. He says he can sell goods
lower than any man in Jackson. Go and
see him by all means.
D. LEACH, it will be perceived, is still
alive and kicking. Ills customers have
been making "Great Discoveries, " at his
neat little Store. Davy is pretty clever
hule JeIlo,c and has but one fault, and that
is, he sells goods TOO low, and shows a
disposition to break all the rest of the
Jackson Storekeepers up. Go it David,
well back you.
HELLO, STRANGER ! where have you
been? where are you going ? what did
you 60 for and what are you loaded with?
We'll, old cock, if you will hold on
a while until "git my breath, I'll tell
you, l was down to Jackson. to see
Christmas and while l was there | went
to see my old friend and fellow citizen, II.
W. White, who keeps Hardware store
and Gun Factory, and now I'm going
home-just take peep into my wagon
here, and see this splendid axe, and this
new sett of Carpenter tools, Blacksmith
tools, House Findings, Wooden Ware,
this Plow, and Clock, and these Boots
and Shoes, besides thousand other fine
things bought at nearly cost"
Why how in the world did you find out
he had these things?"
"Why you must know that | sent a
little Gold Dollar to the man that prints
the "Jackson Standard" and ! read in
that that Mister White, could out sell the
Jews and Gentiles, and l went and tried
him and found it just as the printer told
me o."
Goodbye old fellow, I'll go to Jackson
too, and see your friend White and make
purchase-yes, and I'm bound to give
the printer dollar and get his paper,
then | can read the news for myself"
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A REASONABLE NOTlCE

THOsE persons knowing themselves In.
IL debted to me, on Book Account or other un-
settled accounts Of long standing, are requested
to come and square them up, by Note or other
wise; II not, shall be reluctantly compelled to
hand hand them over for collection.
II. w WHITE.
jackson, Dec. %, '53. 40
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Jackson Mlartets,
Mem advertisements.
Notice Of Attachment.

Morris & Edwards. ...r -
vs.. In Attachment
Griffith Jones.
NOTlCE is hereby given, that we caused an
~ order of attachment to be issued on the
18th day of December, 1853, by Thomas L.
Hughes, Justice Of the peace of Madison
Township, jackson county, Ohio, for the sum
of eight dollars and ifty.f 70 cents, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and eff.
fects of Griffith Jones, non resident of said
county. d. MACKLEY, Atty.
MORRIS g. EDWARDS.
Dec. 90, 1853. 4O-3w
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FlRE.-on Friday last, about noon, the
Coal house belonging to the Buckeye Fur
mace, which is about 10 or miles fIom
here, was entirely consumed by Fire
Loss not ascertained, but supposed TO be
something considerable. The Furnace
will be in operation again in a short time.
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MORE HOOP roLEsl-0ur devil wishes
us TO announce that there was another
load Of these articles arrived in town.
Where's the Scioto Gazette?
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ALEX. CRTswELL.-We are again COM
PEELED to say has received another fresh
lot of Groceries, &C., besides every thing
else. If you want good Goods and cheap
Goods, go to Alex. and our word for it
you will be pleased. .g. a...
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4 administrators Notice.

Estate of James Lackey Decd.
NOTICE, is hereby given, that the subscri.
L ' Der has been appointed and qualified as Ad.
ministrator, with the will annexed, of James
Lackey, late Of Jackson county, Ohio, decd.
BAMZEL LACKEY, Admit
Dec. 90, 1853. 40--3w.
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Notice OF tttncl,ment.

A T my instance an attachment was this day
~ issued, by Thomas N Howell Justice Of
the peace. of Lick Township, jackson county
against the property and effects of John Martin.
a non resident Of said county, dated this IN dsy
of December 1853. JAMES MARTINI
Dec, 3, 1853. 3T-3w T1
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THE FoUNDRY.-We are informed that
the Jamestown Foundry" will be in op-
Grafton in q few days.
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10 the Creditors OF the Estcte Of
william McKimniss, decd.

an the 18th day Of December, A. D., 1853,
y the Probate Court Of jackson county, Ohio.
declared the estate of W lillian McKinniss, decd.
to be probably, insolvent; creditors are therefore
required to present their claims against the es-
tate, to the undersigned. for allowance, within
three months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment
ANS0N HANNA,
Admir- for VIM. McKinniss, decd,
December 10, 1853. 36-30d
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Henry T. VOse and Elizabeth !
VOse his wife, Petition for
Partit on, !
VS..
Charlas Adkins
Jackson coun-
.y Court of
Common Pleas.


THARLES Adkins, will take notice that a
~ petition was filed against him on the
23d day of December. 1858.
In the Court of Common Pleas, of Jackson
county, Ohio, by Henry T. VOse, and Elizabeth
Vose, his wife. and is now pending, wherein the
said Charles 7. Vose and Elizabeth vose his wife
demand partition of the folowingr real estate sit
uate in Jackson county Ohio, TO wit; The west
halflef the north west quarter of section &C.
Township and Range l6, containing n seven.
ty.fve one hundredth acres Also the north
west quarter of the north east quarter, of Sec
ton 81, in the same Township and Range con-
tanning 80 fifty.three one hundredth acres, all
In the district of lands subject to sale at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, and that at the next term of said
Court application will be made by the said Peti.
TONERS for an order that partition may be made,
Of said promises. R. C. HOFFMAN, ATTY,
for Petitioners.
Dec. 80, 1853. 40--4Od
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
Sale of Real Estate by order Of
Court. atu'

Sale of Real Estate by order OF,
Court. l 1f aeu,
DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court,
I'D of Jackson county, Ohio, will expose to
sale at the door Of the Court House, in Jackson
in said county,
OMSaturdlay o the 2 list day Of Janu-
airy 1854. at 1 O'clock II. NJ
the following real estate situate in said cou nty,
as the property of Daniel Clark decd. to Wit;
The north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of sec. no, 6; Town. no, and Range no, l9, ;,
and also the. west half Of the north west quarter
Of sec. no, S, Town. no, 7, and Range no, l9,
Two acres in The north east corner ofthe first
tract above described and the north half of tho
second tract above described, have been assigned
to the widow of said decd, for her dover in
said premises, subject to which said premises
must be sold. TernS Of sale One third cash;
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years with interest from day Of sale. The de-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
S.. s. VANDERVORT,
Administrator of Daniel Clark, deed
Dec. %, 1853. 80 ids
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10 drive rats out of your house-IeIthe
basementtoa new band practising on wind
If the cure fails, we will re.
fund the money. ...... ........r ...
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GUNSMITHING BUSINESS

He has constantly and will keep on hand,
not only good, but BETTER assortment Of
Rifles, FOwling pieces and Pistols, Manufactur
ed by himself, and npdeF his immediate inspec.
ton, and from good material as can be found
elsewhere in the State Persons wishing to
furnish themselves with first rate article of
this kind, will do we'll to call and examine, as
he is determined not 10 be undersold, ttaki. 9
the quality into consideratiOn,) by any simila.
establishment His work will al be warranted
to be first rate, both in regard to quality of ma
terial and ..
TYLE OF FINS II;
combining the most modern taste and economy
with utility and convenience.
Being furnished from one Of the best Houses
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g. D. SAgW@SA%
q "a z q q "a q a

Two Doors above the Hsham Howse.
MAIN STREET, JACKSON,
N OULD respectfully inform his friends,
w patrons, and the public generally that
he still continues to carry on the
Tailoring Business
in all its branches He is prepared to work 10
order, in neat, fashionable and durable man.
ner-and will serve his customers on reasonable
notice with garments warranted to be gente,l l,
workmanlike, and substantial, and made with
all reasonable promptness.
AID. MAXWELL.
Dec, l, 1853. 36-tf
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and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks,
Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives; in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most ferOcious character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, everything that is usually kept in Hard
wale Store, which we buy directly from the
Manu- factories, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock. s-- .-.r.. -r
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John Griener, late Vi Ohio. has bought
the quicksilver mines. situated about 40
~ iles nREah at SaSNa" pfspufeu fbsSasNexico.
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Lewis L. HartIy's Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Adj
ministrator on the estate of Lewis L. Hartly late,
of Jackson County, Ohio, deceased.
JOSEPH MINKS, Admr.
Dec. %, 1853. 39-4w -.
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Administrators Notice.

Edward II. GOddard's Estate.
N0TICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed have been appointed and qualified as
administrators on the estate of EpwARD II. Con
DARD, late Of jackson County, deceased.
ak, HAPG0OD GODDARD,
LANSON SMITH. .,....
December 10, 1858. 39-3w