The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-12-28
NEWS ITEMS.
Lake ST.. Clair is frozen over so that
sleighs pass over it,

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Gen. Shields, Of Illinois, has reported
to the Senate bill to raise four new reg
iments Of infantry, two regiments OF cav.
airy, and corps of artillery.
The King of Prussia, it is said. has
prohibited the Mormon Missionaries from
entering his Kingdom.
Twenty thousand tons Of lead are an.
nually produced in the United States.-
The same amount imported from foreign |
counties, chiefly England and Spain.
In ST. Louis, Bragg, the patent medi
cine man, has been awarded one cent
damages against Mclean, the Volcanic
Ointment inventor. Bragg suedIor $50
900.
Each Of the ten-inch shells thrown by
the Allies. in the seige OF Sebastopol,
costs, II is said, E35--about $3.50.
We are informed that the absconding
Treasurer of Holmes county was caught
in New York city. Several prominent
citizens of Holmes county are suspected
Of being accomphces Of this pillering
runaway Treasurer.
Real estate continues to be sold daily
at auction in New York q. runous low
prices. Itis said that Of splendid dwell
ling house in the 18th avenue, near the
30lh street-right in the center Of upper
tendom--was disposed OF this week for
S33 600. lis actual cost Two years since
was $50, 900.
There was q row in the German Lu.
lheran Church, in Newark, N. J. The
minister who was elected for fifteen years.
has turned Roman Catholic. and in at
tempting to introduce the forms and
church ceremonies peculiar TO that faith,
has reused the ire and opposition by lock
ing the Church door against the congre
CATION. The latter have applied through
the trustees, TO the court, 10 open the
doors, and allow them the use of the
church. There has been no decision in
the case but from the feeling evinced.
there is danger Of violence.
Matt +. Ward is out in a card. brag-
giag Of the amount Of cotton produced by
his brag slaves. lie says nothing Of the
proPeiling process.
VIM. Arrison, convicted of the mur.
der Of IsSac Allison. was born in Della.
ware, Ohio, in 1926.
CURE FOR LovE.-IIide in a closet half
dozen times and listen to the converse.
ton that takes place between couple who
have been married one year, while they
think themselves entirely alone.
To cure poverty-sit down and growl
about it. Aristotle, on being censured
for beslowing aims on bad man, made
the following noble reply: 4 did not give
il to the man; gave tito humanity
A boat supposed TO belong to the Arc.
tic, was found on the shore of Rams
Island short time since.
Joseph Ritnor, the grandson of the
former Governor Of that name of Penn
Sylvania, was crushed to death by the
accidental falling of load of boards from
a cart near Crescent City, California
recently.
The new House of Refuge in PhladeI.
phia was destroyed by fire on the 10Th.
The building and contents were valued
II $4,000. about one third of which was
covered by insurance. There is no doubt
I was set OH fire by one OF the young
;OnvlCtS
The ArriSOn CaSe--Verdict of Murder
in the First Degree.
At six o'clock, last evening, the jury
n the ArrlSon case, i'll Cincinnati, came ]
n with II verdict Of "guilly OF murder in
he first degree The jury was out three
hours, There was intense excitement in
Court. The counsel for the deendent
moved for new trial. and also an arrest
Df judgment for errors assigned. The
prisoner was remanded to jail, and the |
Court adjourned Till this morning,--O, s.
Journal.
REVIVAL The Protestant Methodist ,
u ChIIicotho are holding a very interes
ing protracted meeting. They have had
'3 acceS>ionS to the Churuh and 80 con
ersions. The meeting is still progre, sing
The unemployed Iaborers of New York
eId mass meeting in the Park, on
Thursday, and urged the city govern.
lent to push forward the public works.
o that they might fnd employment. The
leeting was quite large, as there's a vast
umber out OF employment in that city.
John Doyle, one of the brakemen on it
ne New York and Albany Railroad, was
czcn to death on Monday last The
ngine was imbcdded in the snow. that Il
od driIted eight feet deep, and it was n
eceisary 10 send back to Albany for
now-scrOper to clear the track. C
The New York Tribune says, Mr.. Bad. y
er's bill 10 increase the compensation OF ;,
congressman to twelve dollars per day. 1t It
i'll probably fail in the Senate. 1t will v,
ertainly fail in The House. l
The friends of Buchanan are raising a ii
orm against the appointment of GRUND. Ie
'e"X" correspondent Of the Baltimore p,
uD, TO the consuIShip of MarseillcS.-
hey win labor hard TO have him delea. b.
ID in the Senate. Vi
Mr Brevoort the agent Of the G!endon 81
ron Company after his departure wrote W. :"
acN to the Company that he was de. :"