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NEW TAILORING EsTABLrsHMENT.-Mr
L, w. Smith, as will be observed by his
advertisement in another column, has com
menced the business of tailoring in all its
branches, Mr.. S. is an excellent workman,
and pledges himself to give satisfaction to
those that cntrust their work in his hands.
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NoucE.--We wish it properly under
stood, Observation-Disclosures making known
the fact of wife leaving her husband,
will be charged $500 and for a husband
leaving wife will be $1,000 in advance,
These charges will be strictly adhered to,
without regard to persons.
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SINGULAR AND FATAL DIsEAsE.-Mrs
Gage wife of T. R. Gage. residing at "a
Hudson street, died yesterday very sud
denly, having been sick but few days.
In the first instance a small red spot
made its appearance on the the side OF
her face, producing very peculiar sensa.
tons, and DR.. Perry was called. The
symptoms in her case are said to have
corresponded to those in the cases which
have terminated so fatally in New York
recently Boston Transcript.
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ED' Chestnut & Sutherland, have made
big preparations for the 4th. They have
all kinds of cakes, temperance drinks, fire
works, &c. Their Ice Cream, is the most
delicious. Call and SEQ them.
Eg- H. NJ. Price, is also we'll supplied,
with every article in the confectionery
line. Their Ice Cream Saloon is fitted up
in grand style.
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Call at Bum walterhouse & Bunn's,
and buy a Bottle of their Gutta Perch Oil
Polish, a splendid article for polishing all
kinds of Leather It's better than any
Shoe Blacking.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween D. Leach & T. Edwards, was this day
dissolved by mutua. consent The business will
be conducted by d. Leach. who will pay oil debts
heretofore cont acted by the firm Of D. Leach g.
Co, and also receive all debts due the firm, with
a pc that oil who have accounts with the said
firm will call and make settlement Immediately,
and save cost D. LEACH, =.
Jackson june Q, 'SS. II z. EDWARDS.
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Attachment Notice.
In Attachment,

Madison StephsnsOn,)
VS.. In Attachment,
Samuel Allen, .e.I
AT my Instance an order OF Attachment was
issued by J. Edward Jones, a Justice Of the Peace
for Madison Township, Jackson county Ohio,
against Samuel Alien, a nonresident Of Jackson
county for the sum Of nineteen dollars and fifty
cents, said order was issued on the 23d, day Of
June A. D. 1855, and continued until the Goth
day Of August 1855.
MADISON STEPHENSON.
Jnne o. '55 3-w&
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EZ-Our Farmers have commenced
harvesting their wheat and soon will have
it in the market. There is but little com
plant, if any in this region. The crops
have turned out well, owing to the late
rains, followed up by sunshine and pleas
ant weather
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STREET COMMISSIONER. L. Ed.
wards, has commenced the work upon the
s.roets and roads. lie has been warning
out "every body" and every man should
either put in bis two days or get some one
10 do 50 for him, as it is highly necessary
10 have some repairs done in this line
Mr.. Il. is well known asa man every way
eapable offered at gosc
hOlesalc Only,
appls-pI furnace owners and dealers gen pr
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STANDARD OFFICE,
I'M BENMETs HALL, Sd STORY.

Our PAPEE.--We issue our paper one
day in advance, for the purpose of permit
ting the members of the office to partici
pate in the pleasures ofthe glorious Fourth
May we all have the privilege of meeting
again upon another 4th of July.
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Ey Mr.. ]. stropes handed us apota
toe of this years growth, which was grown
upon Mr.. Brunton's farm in this county it
weighed one half pound This is yet
ahead of anything we have seen this early
in the season.
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Stolen.

STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber, living
in Bloomfield Township, Jackson County Ohio. K
LIGHT IRON GRAY MARE, years old, I51S hands
high, blind Of the left eye, dark stripe on ono
side of the back about FIVE on six inches in length.
will pay oil reasonable charges for the recovery Of
said marc, or information where can get her.
JOSEPH SCURL0CK.
June 2lst, '55. 13 3-w
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EF Mr.. L. Bort, of Athens, was in
our sanctum few days since, looking
the very picture of health. Mr.. B. was
formerly one of the editors of the MAI
thur Herald.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Geo. ". Jackson Pltff Before D. Savage Jus.
against tice of the Peace in and
Abraham wycoff Def for the CO., of Jackson.
THE Defendant, Abraham Wycoff will take
notice. that on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1855.
the above named Plaintiff, George W. Jackson.
sued out before said D. Savage Justice OF tho
Peace in and for Jackson county Ohio, an order
Of Attachment against the goods, chattles, rights,
credits, moneys, and effects Of said Defendant, to
satisfy claim in favor of said Plaintiff, for the
sum of S2S,3l; and the hearing of said cause is
set for the lth day of August, A. D. 1855, at 10
o'clock A. N. of said day.
GEO. W. JACKSON, PltfF.
June %, ,55-l4-3w*
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ELoPEMESr.-A lady and gent, ofcolor,
who had cloped from Gsllipolis come to
this place one day last week, and gotsplic-
cd, as the "Old folks at Home" said "No
my dear you shall not get married to dis
gemman Of color, you shan't date all, but
he did"
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To those Indebted,

THE Subscriber wishes all those that know
themselves indebted to HIM to come forward and
and settle their accounts, as he is in much need
OF money at the present time. Having accom-.
modated his friends by waiting upon them for
short time, he hopes now they will accommodate
him bypaying up their just dues.
JOHN RAPP.
June %, IS. ID 3-w
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EgMr. French, ofthe "lsham House, "
has made every arrangement for the most
grand supper on the night Of the 4th, to-
night) that has ever been set before the
people in this town.
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AMERICAN TICKET TRIUMPHANT IN CtN.
cINNATI - II. N. Clark, the American
candidate, was elected Magistrate, on
Thursday, by large majority. The
Water Works loan was defeated.
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BENNETT & Co.'S. BANK, will after to.
day, be opened in their new banking house,
in the Commercial Row, on Main street.
18th door below the "Isham House"
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Latest from EuropeI
ARRIVAL or THE BALTIC |!
SUCCESS OF THE ALLIES!
Fearful suTGerings of the Russians

Fearful SuIFerings of the Russians !
New YORK, June 28.
The Baltic arrived this morning at
o'clock, with dates to the morning Of the
10th. She brings telegraphic details of
the capture by the French of Mamelion
and W hite Works, after sanguinary fight.
ing; 5000 were killed and wounded
The French took 69 guns and $40 priso-
ners, and their new position enables them
to shell the shipping in Sebastopol harbor.
simultaneously the English stormed
and took the rifemen's works in the
quarries but lost 500 killed and wounded.
Since then the freing has been slack.
The fleets have achieved new successes
in the Sea of Azoff aud have burned the
stores at Taganrog, Maripol and Geni-
tsck and an expedition was about to be
fitted out against Perikop.
The Russians are reported to have
evacuated Awapa. Nothing from Tcher-
ridza or Baltic fleets. Latest nothing of
importance.
LIvERPooL.-Cotton quiet at last week
quotations. Breadstuffs dull, considera-
bly, declined Money easy bank rate
reduced three half consols 81 exchange
dividend.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.--The lead
ing circulars report market quiet during
the week, but holders are not pressing
Prices oflast week are maintained. Clo-
sing steady, Fair Orleans $500 bales.
including $1,000 bales for speculation
and l,9O0 for expectation.
Breadstuffs, influenced by fine wealth.
er, are dull. Wheat lower. Provisions
generally unchanged and quiet
American Western Canal Flour quoted
at 40s 6dO4ls. Ohio Flour 43s@49s Sd
White Wheat lis 9d@12s 4d. Red
Wheat los 9d01ls Sd. White $3.50
Sis; Mixed Corn sos; Yellow 59052s
Cd.
VIENNA, June, Friday noon.
General LamorrsTthe younger, died Of
Cholera at Balaklard%
BY shameful occurrence in the Bal.
tic, in which the Russians fred upon a
boat bearing flag of truce, twenty one
sailors and three officers were killed.
Private letters from Kertsch give fear
ful accounts of suffering in the Russian
army, as we'll from wounds as sickness.
The Russians are said to have obtained
a communication with the Crimea, indie.
pendent of the road from Pertkop, by
constructing bridge of boats across
Sovezhe.
The British ship Shamrock foundered
and lost. Cargo copper; value 5000
900.
DANTzIc, June l5.-The Vulture ar
rived with dispatches. She left the fleet
on the | Ith, and anchored off Cronstadt
On the 9th, the Russians fred on a boat,
bearing a flag of truce, Is English sail.
ors were killed.
CRAcow, l4th.-Emperor of Austria
arrived yesterday. The Crimea cores
pondence is down TO the fourth; weather
excessively hot, and all accounts agree
that there is vast amount of disease
and dependency in the garrison at Sc
bastopol.
English funds to-day show less buoy
ancy; discount houses gave notice of re,
duction rates on call loans.
Advices from the United States are
looked for to stimulate prevailing tenden-
cy towards confidence in manufactures.
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Eg- We do not see anything done
towards grading the streets. Why is it
not attended to forthwith while the wealth
er is pleasant?
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GIVE learn that Mr.. Gilmore's schol-
lars are making big preparations for an ex-
hibition at the close Of the persent session
of the school.
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A convention Of ultra Abolitionists as.
sembled at Syracuse on the eth. Jas.
McCune Smith, Of New York was chosen
President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lemons, Oranges, Figs, Raisons, &
ALMONDS, just received by
HENRY NJ. PRICE.
jackson, July S, 1855, Is s......
Notice.

| hereby cautiontho public not TO trust my wife
Tacy B. Dove, on my account for any goods or 9th
property, for the reason that my said wife with
out any ust6ablc cause whatsoever, left my house,
bed and board on the 3Oth day Of june last and re-
mains absent therefrom, without any just cause,
wherefore will not pay any debts Of her contracting
during such absence WM. H, DOVE.
Iuly S, '55 Is 53v "a
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TNB CLINTON.

A-A THIS HOTEL is NOW READY TO RE.
EiM Give a few boarders. with rooms furnished
or unfurnished Three or four large. airy. unfnr. {
niShed rooms suitable for families yet to be let 1t
applied for soon on very reasonable terms.
DAV BOARDERS WANTED.
Chillicothe June, %, '55-l4-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-07-05

G. DAVID & BRO, have just receiv'
ed large and beautiful stock of Summer
Clothing.
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u Butter is selling at IL! cts per
pound, and eggs at cts. per doEen' and
New Potatoes at 81 90, cts per bushel.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-07-05

II. w. White has ON hands several new
and improved Straw Cutters, and very
cheap.
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REMOVAL:


WISHES his old customers to understand, that
he has removed to the Meat Shop opposite to the
Franklin House, close to the Jail, on tho Public
Square, where he will have on hands at all times.
the very best kind of FRESH NEAT, which he will
sell as low as any other Butcher in this place. He
returns his thanks to those that have SO literally
patronized him, and would desire a continuance Of
the same. He wishes every body to understand that
his meat shall be of the very best kind. His regu-
lar market days will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays whore he will have on hand an excellent
quality of
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Social Party.

This evening July 4th) there will be a
Social Party, at the "Franklin House. "
We understand it will be rich affair,
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Attachment Notice.
GrOOnvill Poor, J
VS.


AT my instance, on order of attachment was issu.
cd on the ls, day Of June 1885, by Josiah c. Gre
meons, Justice of the peace within and for Frank
lin Township Jackson county Ohio, against the pro-
perty and affects, of Thomas Frasurc nonresident
debtor of the county aforesaid for the sum Of twcn-
ty-four dollars and thirty cents and said cause
set for trial August llth, A. D. 1855, at 10 o'clock
n Of said day. GREENVILb POOR, Plpf.
July g. IS. l5S-vs
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Mutton, Pork and Veal.

When the latter can be had, which he will supply
his customers at the very lowest prices.
- Good Fat Cattle will be bought OF cash prices
Also, VeaS Muttons and Pork Farmers and Others
will confer favor by informing the subscriber that
they have fat stock for sale. JOHN RAPP.
Jackson, June 28, '55, lift
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J. RULE.

MANUFACTURERS OF SADDLES,
BRTDLES, AND HARNESS,
OAK HILL JACKSON COUNTY OHIO,
Is permantly located in Oak Hill and has con-
stanty on hand, and will make to ORDER Of the very
best material, every article, in his line, of trade
~ liberal discount will be made for cash in
hand.
June 49, '55. lIl-y
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OHIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ron THE LEGISLATURE,

MEssRs MATHEWS d LAIRD:-Please announce
the name of n. l.. Swift, as a candidate to
represent the counties of Jackson apE Vinton,
i'll the next legislature of the State of Ohio
subject to the decision of any convention in op-
position 10 the Know Nothing order.
E. f. SWIFT.
Jackson June, ID, '55%
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MS. II. PARvIN, No. 68, 4th st., Cincinnati,
Il our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
"a in the Post Office, at Jackson
;, 1855.
P l Koan Henry
King Timothy
iah Kelly Hugh
enline Lewis William
Lifingwell Eliza
beth P
Mess Limlie and
C letters
Lumbar F F
Lazy MibIe
Lewis VIM L
Illen Lacklet James
A Larimofe R
r J 4 Leek Amanda
er M'Corkle Harvey
on Malcolm james
M Clinlic Daniel L
ge Minater Patrick
ter Warwick Macy A
C M'CaIlslas Patrick
irew Z Miner samdel N
Clark d co. Morrison Sevill
w MariS Jared
y w Miller VIM A
b NJ Kenna Terence
Marcum Josiah
oSePh J Mccartney JeMina
b Miller Jacob
Morris VIM
Miller WIN G
II Markham CIarindia
M'Dowell VIM
mas Morgan Peter E
'are'n Msguarty Harrel
III Mess Newkirk Daniels
d Co.
! Oberlin Mr.
N p Peterson Jacy
Perkins John
ue' Phillips Jinkins
mas Phillips John +
arah Pelton Carter
bn Robenson Z
- Richards Richard
IRE" RenoldS Isaac
ieorge Russell Angeline
yaret Ring Lawronce
m Shepherd Mr.
-, Shoemaker Samuel
~ Shean Daniel
shes d Symonds Frank
Swan Julia
ert Spur D F
Stephenson Lewis
Steward James Il NJ
'ge Shocking Mary Auu
y Saundis Leach
IN B Sisney nj
oepatb Steward Eminger
Smith Icabod R
Sees Thoms
min Shriver Phillips
Steward Nancy
4 Townsend Charles
- Truesdale DR. J
- Thompson Sarah J
Thompson George
D Treanor Patrick
zoI Vernon Elisha
N'' Vest JR
huel Ward Rachel
Whitmore Il
rev Wills George NJ
arlas Wright Lyman
ph S West VIM
lah Wales VIM
Wilson Timothy
.nce Weathers William
Brown Wesb.rm SI'' ,"V W. ~ y
Ilan Young Cyrus
L. G. STEEL, P. NJ.
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Advertisements in tended fer rinSeEtiOn
I'm the esGSTANDARD," $" must positively
be handed I'm previous to 3 o'clock
II, NJ, on Tuesdays.
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JACKSON, THURSDAY, July S, '55'
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JAcKsoN, G. H. oHIot
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SheriG's Asaae.

jackson july s, 1855.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-09-19

upon those great questions Of policy Affecting a.
rrctly or remotely the character and In erests 81
the VII le Union, these parties seen 70 have be-
come the mischievons agents By which amb-
lious ,le,nagognes were peseseringly engaged y
fomen,ing and perpeina,irg sectional strife and
ill.blood. Instead Of sllaying sectional jealons-
les by pouring oil upon The troubled waiers---rt>
nelling all utilization and eo>opersiion with agl-
iaiors and nlraiss uf al kinds and in all Ian,
iudes, their favor has been propilialed and all
,hir suppor, secured a, the price OF The lranqnI'
lily and safety 81 The Union. The abolition vote
the foreign influence, have been Tor years
merchandise in the political maris, aud have
found ready sale, a. varying prices. according TO
The means aud necessities el pa,iy leaders. See.
iional animoslies and contests have thus kept
up--snd foreignism and lanaticsm. thus bought
and fosterrd, have become arrogant and dlcla-
lorial. insomuch thai every enlightened and I'M
preuticed mind sees and feels thai an inlerpns>
lion Of some kind - necessary 10 save The ke.
public from impending ruin. This al.rnlrg
state OF ,hirgs has given raise 10 The American
m0yement--lhs gloomy aspect Of affairs sui
gives i, favor with the good and patriotic men
Of all parties and all lalilues 81 this great Con-
federacy. With name that should be iondIy
cherished BY every truly American hesrt--with
no other basis Than The Constul on for IFS plat
form--wilh patriotism co-exlensiye with The
vast limits Of The Republic. ii would ianquillzs
the public mind aud bring the c"nnlry again I'M
der the reign Of benign and lralernsl spirit. u
would crush ou, fac ion and secllonaIism and
inaugnrale a more sound and deep and all per.
sadng spirit ni nationality.
i This, ,en. Is The spirit, and this the aim o.
The American movement. IN rescue the Govern
men. from spnlsmen. and place il where the
Fathers u The Republic lrf i, as glorious herl,
lage 10 descend To their children. Nor has \
been altogether unsuccessful. Already has lh'
American Parry effected salulary change II
The lorrign policy Of The country as well as 4
municipal regulations. And We may fanily
/ hope that lie patriotic elTnrt well be continued
until brighter day and more peaceful, shal
dawn upon This and other lands. Al any rate
lei no, lis friends be discouraged or dismayed
The triumph Of our case i. Intimately connneci
ed with The glory and saf-lv of the Republic.
MllelgeriLle (GeO.) Recorder.
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SANTA ANNA.

The prophecy IN relation to Heaeen. IN
stable AZ water he shall not excel" Is emit
nently true of Mexico, and Of all who have
exercised civil and military control in that
unfortunate aud distracted and yet priest
ridden country. The following sketch of
Santa Anna furnishes only portion Of the
vieissitude. TO which Mexico has been sub.
ljected. 1t is copied from the NY. Courier
and Enquirer.
"He came into publit life in the year 1921,
when, after having expelled the re.al'sts from
Vera Cruz, he was appointed to the command
of that city, but was deposed in 1922. lie
then raised republican banner, fought a
gainst Iturbile, aud overthrow him. More
changes followed, aud rpublicanIsm not suit
| ing his purpose, he became a leader OF the
Fcderalist party. But he was defeated and
retired to his estate at Jalapa. In 1928. he
again appeared on the scene, once more a
republican, laboring 70 support Guerrero as
President against Pedrazza. In 1880 he
wheeled about and c>poused the cause o. Ped
razza, defeated the army sent against him,
and Pedrazza was President until 1855. At
the next election, Santa Anna himself was
chosen President Of Mexico, defeated Arista
and D'Arran, who took up farms against him,
aud held his seat until 1855, when an lnsur-
rection, headed by Zacatecos broke out a
gainst him. Having queled this outbreak,
| he proclaimed himself Dictator, which caused
number Of those who rebelIed against such
an usurpation of power to go to Texas and
proclaim a new government. A war follow
ed, and Santa Anna ended his dictatorship BY
being taken prisoner. lie was, however, soon
released, and the next we hear OF him is hight
ing in 1888, in defence Of Vera Cruz against
i the French. Out of that contest he came mi
nus one leg. Again the wheel turned, and
I 1871 he was again made President, governed
until l845, when the wheel Of revolution once
more whrlrd him from its top TO its bottom.
But II soon whirled him back, and in 184S,
there being war between the United States
and Mexico, Santa Anna, with seventeen
thousand men, met Gen. Taylor with foul
thousand, at Buena Vista, aud was routed
after two days fighting. He was again de.
/ feated at CerrO Gnrtlo, and on the 2d Of Feb
ruary, ls4s, the Mrxicans having been total
~ overcome, treaty was signed by which
as one of the results Of victory, the Cnitet
States gained the golden land Of California
But Santa Annals troubles and changes were
not ended BY the evacuation of the American
troops from Mexico. Internal revolution a
gain obliged him 20 abdicate, and he retired
to Kingston, Jamaica, and then to Carthage
ma, New Grenada, where he became a maj
Of trade and business. But soon the whee
turned again and brought him back to III
Presidential chair Of Mexico, which he SCOT
changed into the seat II an Emperor, whicl
in its turn has now sunk under hin, and Ii
Is now on his way 10 Havana, 10 be aud 4
do what battles Ill conjecture todetermine.