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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24
q OIEVElIN(, EitIs 1'IJL1 @lITIIlN :

SOMETHING FOX THE NILLI0N.--
~ + NDAL GUTTA PERCHA WATER
We speak what we know, when we say that it will
render Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
fcctly waterproof soft and plant, and greatly adding
the durability of all Leather fabrics if applied ac
cordng to directions, which will be found upon each
bottle.
The above article be had of o. H. CHALK
LEY, 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and re-
tail, who is the only authorized Agent for the city
no 22-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

nACON IL BASkERVTI.I,,
- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Receive consgnments of Tobacco Flour CtSn,
Wheat, &C. and give their personal attention sales
of same, and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assortment OF Groceries, Seed Peruvian Guanos
&C fe T-d&wts
~ Ii. 4 fl 4 LEY, Leather UeHtcr
W. 18Th street, between Main and Cary keeps con-
stantly On band an assortment OF all kinds Lpnther
Oak and Hemioek Sole Leather; Russet and Wax Up
per Kip; French, German and American Caif-Skns:
French end German Patent CalfSkins; black and CO..
leted Morocco and kid-Skins Roans of all colors
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins; shoe Thread Boot
ana shoe Trees Mems and Ladi"s' Lrsfs Boot Webb;
cuality. no 2.-dxwts
REFINED SUGARS, a All ,I.,orI,nrnt !:
~ view orleans and foIto Rico sugars: Row and't
Palmetto Family Flour; Mountain Butter in frkins
very choices In tore and f.r sale by
sELDEN & MILLER
nsA CsTasS Psssi sad Cary gssssis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24

EENTLEtIEN'S - Hal w S.--t,ur as-
~ sortment of Gentemens Travelling Shawls is
large and desirable TO which invite the attention
of purchasers
3 KEEN BALDWIN & co.
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National Agricultural Fair.

The National Agricultural Society at
its late meeting in Washington elected
the following officers for the current year.
NJ. p. Wilder, of Mass, President, and
Vice President from cache State and
Territory, the Vice President from Ohio
being Gen. Worthington. The EKecu.
tive is composed OF Nessrs. King. ol
New York; Calvert of Maryland, Pool,
Of Mass; Watt, of Ohio; Jones of Della
ware; Elroyn, of Penn; and Wentworth,
of Illinois. W, S King, of Boston; Sec
retary; b. B. French OF Washington,
Treasurer. After a warm debate the
Association PASSED resolutions oil liecling
to the doctrine Of free trade for agricul-
ture and protection of other interests.
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From the o. S. Journal.
NEWS ITEMS.


The Buffalo and Bradford road is now
open, and trains commenced running on
the 9Th inst,
A company OF one hundred and fifty
persons will leave Pittsburgh for Kanzas,
on the steamer Tropic, this week.
The new school law of Indiana uu.
thorizes the levy Of one mill on the dollar
for school purposes.
my Own Paper" is to be the name OF
Burke Fishers new weekly issue, from
South Bend, Indiana.
tits confidently rumored in Washington
tha, The new Brigadier Generalship will
be conferred upon Jefferson Davis, the
present Secretay Of War.
The steamer Baltic sailed from New
York on the 7th with 90 passengers, and
Sl,l37,Ooo in specie.
The total number of deaths in New
Orleans during the past year was IS 633
The mrjorily Of these were foreigners.
Nearly the whole Of the business Por
ton of ST. Marys, Ga, was destroyed by
fire on the Isl inst.
Ben. Mccullough, who was appointed
Maj in the regiment, has resigned, on
the ground that he is the only field officer
taken outside the regular army, and 1t is
not treating his class fairly.
Phelps, who is under sentence of death
at Albany, knocked down the jailor, lock-
cd him in his cell, and escaped from Jail.
on tho 9th, lie was recOptured about
fur miles from the city by the Deputy
Sheriff, and is again in confinement.
The good people of Cleveland have
been amusing themselves with a grand
masquerade ball. The costumes Of all
nations, orders, &c made the affair very
brilliant and exciting.
The livery stable, with from Is TO 90
horses, several carriages, &C., adjoining
the Biddle House, Detroit. we're destroy
ed by fire on the night Of the 7th inst.
The Know Nolhngs of Alexandria,
Va, have carried that city by hand.
some majority.
A dispatch from st, Louis says the
Missouri is again clear Of ice, and that
boats are moving of for KOnzas.
Congress appropriated 300 00l to
tear down the present dome Of tue Capi
tol, and to build new one.
The Toledo Blade thinks the psacI
crop is nearly destroyed in that vicinity
a grand salute Of 76 guns were free
ct Chicago in honor Of the great triumph
lloflbeT Temperance Law and Order Amer
ficap parry over the liquor and foreign
Influence.
One ofthe lost or stolen boxes Of gold
by the previous California steamer on the
Nicaragua route, has been recoyered--
found in the coal bank Of the Sierra Ne.
rada, on the Pacific side.
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Interesting From 1no south.


We have the New O,lsans papers OF
Tuesday last, which contain later advi.
yes from Brazos per the steamer Nautilus,
which brought $50 900 in specie, con
signed TO parties in New Orleans.
The Brownsville Flag states that the
merchants Of that city are understood to
have subscribed 100000 to fit out fill
clustering expedition against Mexico, un-
der Caravajal; and it is added that the
citizens Of Monterey have pledged them
selves 10 raise $4,000 more for a like
purpose. This, however,i is denied; and
since the arrival of Gen. Vega, the best
Of feeling had prevailed between the in
habitants Of Brownsville Matamoras, &c.
A resolution has been introduced into
the Legislature of Louisiana to revokei the
nvation to John Mitchell TO visit the Capi'
tal The resolution was laid on the ia
BILE. s.f4 r..
We learn from Charleston that Louis
lTrapnan, prominent merchant of tha
! city, died on Friday lasl,-N. Y. Tri
| bune. . ,.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
New YoRK, March 10.


Flour-The demand was moderate to.
day, but prices were 30 lower. The
sales included 100 bbls at SO 80; 50 do.
same; 200 do at SO 40.
Pork-Shoulders 5aC06c. Mess $l5.
Cheese-Sales OF 6O0 boxes Pt l0GOl2c.
Buter-Sales of 80 bbs and firkins at
l4025c.
Potatoes-$1.75.
Suggar-Sales of l50 hhds. fair at AZ
04b, cash.
Molasses-A sale oil ITO halt bills. old,
at 95c.
Dried Fruit-A sale Of so bushels Ap.
pies at 81 80. The market is firm.
Rice-Sales Of 90 tieroes at 52c.-
new held at &C.,, with firm market.
Seed-Clover, Sc so. Flaxseed, 81 so.
Timothy, $3 o00S3 35.
The river has risen three feet during
the last "a hours, and there is now an
ample stOge Of water hence 10 Louisville,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

GREAT HUNTENG.-A party of Sioux
Indians who recently went on a hunt
along the east side of The Mississippi
river and in the neighborhood of Rice
Lake, Minnesota territory. killed in one
month five hundred deer, and a very
large number of smaller game. This
was not. on The proper hunting ground ol
the Sioux, but they asked and received
permission 10. hunt there from Governor
German. During the hunt they eucoun
tered party OF their inveterate enemies
the Chippowas, and had fight, in which
several Sioux were wounded and scalped
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

METHODIST PREACHER MURDERED.
The indianapolis Journal of the 9th inst.
learned from the Messenger of Adams
Express, that Methodist preacher by
the name OF Scott was murdered by q
man named Hickman, yesterday NOR.
ming, at LewisVille, about (orty-fve miles
east Of indianapolis, on the Central Rail.
road. The murdered man was knocked
down with a club, and then stabbed
There was great degree Of excitement
in the place in consequence of it. The
murderer had not been arrested at the
latest accounts.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New York, March, 10.
Cotton is firm, with sales of 1900 bales.
Flour is firm, with sales Of 7 700 bbls. at
80 25(O9 rs Tor common to good Ohio,
and other Western brands. Wheat con.
tjnues firm. and in light supply. Corn Is
hi cher and scarce; saes of $4,000 bush
els al 074c., for Mixed Western, and 95
(04c. for Southern Mixed. Pork, $I4 25
0l5 Beet is unchanged Lard is firm.
Money is easy. Stocks are betler-ln.
diana FiVcs, 87l; Missouri Sxes, 94S;
Pennsylvania Coal Company. l05; New
York Central, 464; and Reading 8lS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

A New York paper says Gambling Of
every description is carried on to tear
ful extent. Ii is stated that the sum OF
$4,000, is daily expended in the policy
trade alone, exclusive of lottery tickets.
One firm, on the south east corner oil
Grand street and Broadway, receives
daily over $3,000-tbe average per cent
in favor of the bankers being not less
than Is, which, being calculated for a
year, yields the enormous profit OF $l40
OOO." -.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

II has become noted fact, that in this section Of
country there are more petty law suits brought be-
fore Justices Of the peace than in any other known
place. On these occAsions numerous witnesses are
forced to attend, and often just in the very busiest
part Of the season. thus making loss Of time to that
portion Of the community that feel disposed TO at
tend 10 their own business a! home and live apeuce-
able life It issio be hoped that many Of these tr-
fling cases con be settled in some other way than by
law. Compromise, gentlemen, and live in harmony
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nNE mnRE NuMRER

viii close the present Volume OF the Jackson
standard" We have endeavored during the past
year, to give to our patrons paper worthy OF peru
sal aud wherein we have failed it has been no fault
Of ours, as there has been pains or expense spar
ed to accomplish the task. The STANDARD" can
now be compared favorably With most Of the public
journals in the State both in beauty and amount OF
reading matter and to make it thus there is no little
care, labor and means exhausted and with clear
conscience, do we know, that we have done our
duty. Now we would have the reader ask himself;
"lIaVe done mine1" We do not allude to those Of
our friends that have been prompt in the paymentoi
our Just dues, but those that are fully able, and Ell
ther through negligence or fOrgeiuluess, have moi
discharged their accounts but there is room enough
yet for thia last named class to retrieve their good
name, by making immediate settlement.
The present will be a good time to subscribe for
the STANDARD" as you then will be known to the
time your subscription runs out The improvement
anticipated III the coming Volume, will, We hope, be
hailed with pleasure on the part Of our patrons.
THE PRESS.
"From thee, o Press what blessings flow
T. unworthy mortals here below
Liiss path to smooth
The Widows case, the Infants tear,
In thee friend are sure to rear;
Their loss to SoOth.
Through thee, fair Liberty will stand,
ThOprOudest boast throughout this land
See HiAtrys page
The Press enslav'd, she'll nly moan,
Aud freedoms sons in ehains may grOan,
From age to age.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sTlerins Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued from the.
ID Court of Common Pleas, within aud for
the county of jackson, in the State Of Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer atpnblic sale Il
the door Of the Court House, in said county,
on the l4th day of April, next,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and 4
o'clock P. M. of said day, the following real
estate, to wit: "In lot number seventy nine,
in the town Of Jackson, in jackson county,
Ohio, excepting strip thirty-eight feet wide,
off of the west side Of said lot" Taken on
i'd execution as the property Of ,Banister
Brown, at the suit Of G. A. N. Damarin, to sat
isfy judgment in favor of G. A. N. Dam ,rn,
against j. M. Martin, G. M. Martin, Banister
Brown and others GA EDl55t
VINToN POWERS, Shift. &c.
March Is, '55 5l-tds - ut -~fHe,
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MONEY PLENTY IN THE WEsT.-The
ST, Louis Republican of March 9th states
that Two hundred thousand dollars in
silver coin had been received at the sub
treasury in that city by the steamer Sui.
tan, from New Orleans. The same pa.
per says near hall million of dollars,
received foe public lands, was at Dubu.
que, to be forwarded to ST. Louis as
soon as tho river was open.
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Notice..

NJ Office Is hereby given, that the Board of
IN Education ofthe Inc orporatcd Village Of
Jackson, deem 1t necessary to borrow Six Thou,
sand Dollars, and to pay the same in such annu-
al installments as may be required by said
Board, for the purchase of a site and the erec-
ton Of School House in said village, which
building together with said site, shall not
exceed in value said sum, and that the
question Of, t"School House" or "NO School
House." will be submitted to the voters OF said
village on Monday the I'd day Of April, A. D.,
1855. j. w. LONGBON, Clerk of I
Board Of Education.
March Is, '55 81
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15
New York Cattle Market,

Mafcn 4.
AT Allerton's Washington Drove Yard
offered to day, 1000 Beef Cattle. Offer
ing during the week, 1000. There was
a.better supply Of Beeves at market TO.
dAy than for some weeks past, but prices
remain firm. In other stock no change
worth noticing. Prices-Beef Cattle.
extra quality, per 100 lbs, $ll l2 So;
do, good quality, $40 10 50; do. com.
mon, $8 a 50; do. inferior, $8; Cows,
extra, $50 a 70; do. good, $40 As; do.
ordinary.$30 35; Sheep, extra, Sc 8;
Lambs $2 so 4 so; Swine, 5 &c.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

OF The Ilillsborough Citizen says
that Gen. J J. Mcdowell, leading Dem.
ocrat, Of the old Jackson school will not
support the present Democratic State
ticket, but "will vote for the protection
of tho people from robbery in the name
of taxation, and is convinced that the
ticket presented by the miscalled Demo-
cratic Convention of the 9th is antagon-
islc to such purpose" Gen. McDow-
ell was prominent candidate for Gov
ernor before the Democratic convention
two years ago,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

WHITE MAPLE SUaAR.--As sugar ma.
king Time is near at hand we publish the
following;
A Vermont farmer says The following
is sure method of clarifying sugar: FIJI.
ter all your sap before boiling, through a
hopper or box OF sand, which he is salts,
fed will take out not only all the stains
derived from leaves tubs pieces Of bark
but all cooring matter that can prevent
the sugar from being pure white.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

PRoHIBITIvE LAW STATEs.--The fol.
lowing is the list Of States that have en-.
acted laws entirely prohibiting the sale
of intoxicating drinks for beverage:
Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Vermont, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Conn.,, Indiana, Illinois.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15
BOUNTY LANDS.

DY an act Of Congress passed March 3, 1855,
ID all persons who have served fourteen
days in any of the wars of the United States,
and who have not heretofore received a warrant
for l6) acres Of land, are now entitled to war
rant for 160 acres, less the amount already re,
ceived. The widows and minor children OF
d, C eased soldiers, have a similar claim.
The undersigned are prepared to assist any,
who may call upon them in obtaining Bount!
Lsnl. HOFFMAN g. HASTINGS.
March 10. '55 5l-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

Gen, Houston is something of wag
as well as Mexican fighter. In speak
ing ofthe chaotic stale of political parties
on recent occasion, he remarked that
the Wings were like sheep without a
shepherd, and the democrats like shep
herd without sheep.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15
FRANKLIN HOUSE!

MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
TENHE undersigned has just taken possession
4 of this old and highly popular Hotel,
recently renovated and reftted in superior
style, and is determined to make 1t place Of
comfort. convenience and pleasure to all who
may become guests of the House No palms,
labor or expense will be spared to make the e2-
tablishmenta place of rest to the weary travel
er, as order, quiet, cleanliness and comfOrt,an
an abundance Of such deicacies as the mar
ke's and best culinary skill can afford, shall al
ways be found at ''the Franklin House,"
His stable is gcod-aways filled with the bes
hay, eats and corn, and attended by faithful
and honest Ostler. He respectfully solicits {
share Of public patronage.
.u.. JOSEPH STR0PES.
March Is, SIS 5l-tf
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nuI,NEn TO DEATH,

A small lad, named Loudorback, was burned to
death at The Iron Valley Furnace, last week, under
the following circumstances: lie and another
boy. had, BY some means got access to the powder
which is used in blasting, and having filled their
pockets with that article, were engaged in throwing
II into the fill aud in doing so his clothes caught on
fire, aud before it could be- eItngushed, the powder
in bis pocket became ignted, aud by the explosion
Of which. his clothes were burned and torn from his
body. and burning him in horrible manner. While
the man called the filler, was absent for relief,
the two boys ran for their hOmO Louderbuck died
in about thirty siI hours after The uccidentj he was
an orphan but was cared for by tho family he resi-
dsd with, with kindness, they rendering every com
fort in their power to the suffering boy.
We learn the above particulars from Mr. Reese
Thompson, Manager Of Iron Valley Furnace.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

After the adjournment of Congress it
has been ascerlained that Commodore
Perry has an extra twenty thousand dol.
lars. The salaries of the United States
Supreme Court Judges have been raised
from IA 500, to Sc 500, which is just
what Cabinet officers have now. There
is nothing in the Collins Law as tackled
to the Appropriation Bill, which will com
pei Collins to build new steamer.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

The Hooking Seminal glorifes Pierce
for vetoing the French Spoliation Bill
glorifying the one man power. This is
one Of the sad relics of old fogyism. OF
course, Mr.. Pierce knows more about
the matter than both housesof Congressl
Somerset Post.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

New HAMPsHfRE.--The New Hamp.
shire election takes place on the 18th of
March, and more than usual interest at.
.aches 10 it, since in addition TO the Gov.
enor and other State officers and mem.
bers Of the popular branch Of Congress
who are to be chosen, the Legislature
now to be elected will have the choice
of two members orthe United States Sen.
nIa
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

Two sisters of the late Abner Knee.
land, elderly ladies', were murdered at
their house in South Gardner, Mass, on
Wednesday night, and the house ran
sacked. Avagrant Frenchman has been
arrested on suspicion as The murderer.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued from the
ID court Of common pleas, within and for
the county of Jackson, in the State of Ohio.
aud to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court House, in said county,
on the 31st day Of March next.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P M, the following personal property
to wit one Bay Mare, levied upon as the prop
erty Of George w. Whitman, to satisfy an exc
cution in favor Of R. Lloyd Il Co. ej4 ~
VlNTON POWERS, Shift &c. >
March Is, '55 5l-tds
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

The N. Y. EIerald's Harrisburg cor
respondent says that George Laws
GLORIOUS letter. TO the Know Noihings
of the Pennsylvania Legislature, has ex'
cited great enthusiasm and sensation
and that it is good as resolved that "ihe
American Party throughout the Stale'
shall be rallied on George Laws live.ouk
platform" This correspondent also
says that since the overthrow Of Simon
Cameron, the Know Nothings intend to
run Jacob Broom for Senator at the next
session. Geo, Law is evidently the Her
AIDS candidate for the next Presidency.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

The movements OF Sam Houston are
chronicled with the utmost minuteness
by papers which, one year ago. would
scarcely have noticed his presence. 1t
is evident "Sam" is different person
from what he was one year ago. Is he
to be Presidentl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

SENATOR ATcHIsoN AT Work AGAIN.
We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette,
that Senator Alchison is again about 10
resume his dirty work Of securing Kan.
sas to Slavery. lie says, that there is
necessity for his being in Kansas in time
TO attend The Spring EIectiOn,' pre-.
dominance OF nulIifers must be secured
in the infant councils Of the Territory.
Agsin we are to have the fraudulent i'm
portation of Missouri votes, and thus is
'SoUATTER SOVEREIGNTY 10 be vindica-
ted! o shame, where is thy blushl--
Daily Scioto Gazette.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

Mayor Wood, OF Now York has writ.
ten letter TO the Lieutenant Governor
of that State, on the subject Of the Police
bill now before the Legislature. He no.
lifes the public that he shall resign, il the
bill passes. 1t proposes to take the con.
troll Of the police from him, and give it to
a commission, lie is right and the bill
will not pass.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

Mr.. Samuel s. Whitney, clerk in the
Treasury Department at Washington,
on Wednesday last while in the act of
signing his name 10 receipt, fell dead
upon the floor.
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pRORATE CouRT.

HON. T. N. HOWELL, Presiding
March Term, A. D. 1850.
State Of Ohio, Charge, keeping. room
for retailing spirituous
John 4. Jones. liquors.
Jury trial-yerdict guilty. Fine, $50, and costs
of prosecution and imprisonment twenty days. Cause
removed TO Com. Pleas on Bills Of Exceptions
DUNCAN and johnson, for def, MOckley, State
State Of Ohio, ] Charge, keeping a room tor
vs. selling spurious liquors IN
Robt r. Chapman. violation Of law
Jury trial--yerdict, guilty; Sentence, same as a.
bove and removed to Com. Pleas on Bills Of ezceP-
tions. DUNCAN and Johnson for def, Mackley and
Hoffman, State f5 ,.- l5
State Of Ohio. Charge, keeping Groom ior
VS.. selling spurious liquors III
Patrick Moran. violation Of law.
Dismissed by Pros. Atty. DUNCAN and JOhnson
for def Mackley, State. ,,...s -..
State q. q Ohio Assault and Battery.
Luke Garrett.
Plea, guilty. Fine, $40 aud costs, and imprison
ment two days. Hoffman & Hastings for def
Aackley, State.
State 2i %. Ohio Charge. Into.isatIop.
Luke Garrett,
Jury trial-yerdict guilty. Fine S. and costs
and imprisoned one day Counsel, same as above
State Of Ohio,
On complaint Of Henry
Spohn, Peace Warrant
Il VS.. ... ...
William Baker, Sr.
Continued by consent. .a.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

An Indian hung himself at Ontonagon.
the past winter. lie was attacked with
the small pcx. when he drove the other
Indians from his camp. took his faithful
dog and hung him to the limb ot tree,
aud then suspended himself 10 another.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-03-15

II is said the Spectators in town lots
at Fort Leavenworth have pocketed one
hundred thousand dollars by the sale Of
them. They have not the shadow Of IT,
tie. all the land being on the Delaware
reservation tract, but.they hope Congress
will interfere, and confirm their titles