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Cincinnati Produce Market.
SATURDAY, July 28, 2


FLOUR AND GRAIN--The receipts
Of Flour to-day showed an increase, but
the demand was fully equal thereto, and
prices were again in favor OF sellers -
The sales comprised 220 bbls at $40
800 do at $730@$7,57, and 79 do al
1926, Wheat is firm at $l,l0@$l go
Oats 43050c for new. Barley is nomi.
naly 75@8oc,. and Rye 90095c. Re.
ceived during the laSttwenty -four hours
1855 barrelsllour..e
HAY.-New Hay sells on arrival at
$l5t0Sl6, and old $2OO$22 d9 ton.
CHEESE.--There is no change in the
market. The demand and receipts are
both limited
GROCERlES.--The market continues
inactive but firm. Sales of 25 hhds good
fair Sugar at 75c, and 60 bags fair Coffee
at l1lc.
P0TATOES.--The market is dull al
45@5oc, with a good supply and fair
demand.
THE RIVER has risen ten inches since
yesterday.
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RUMoRED ATTACK ON ODESSA The
London Chronicle of the 9th of Jul,
states, that preparations for an importan
expedition are going on in the allieG
camp in the Crimea, and suppoSes tha
its destination is the important CONNER
cial town Of Odessa, which was bombar.
ded last year. The Chronicle says:
i that a serious attack up.
on ODESSA is premeditated and that a sig
nal blow to the resources of Russia will
be struck in that direction. The destruc-
ton and capture of Odessa would prove
no less fatal to the prospects of the army
in the Crimea, than the injuries inflicted
by the allies in the Sea Of Azof. The
Russians appear TO be threatening Eupa-
toria with Il formidable corps d'drmec,
but we do not anticipate any real attack
on that place. lfrepulsed, the Russians
would only increase the difficulties of
their position, whilst, if successful, they
could not hope 10 hold their own. Eu-
patoria has ceased to be of strategical
importance, and the policy of the Rus
sian commander is directed to weaken
the force before Sevastopol by feint un-
dertaken by the allies, the latter position
will be doubtless abandoned, as absorb
ing a garrison that could render more
valuable service elsewhere.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

THE Subscribers doing business under the
firm name of Wilson d. Hayward, heretofore
J. B. d W. B. Wilson; would most respectfully
announce to the citizens of IlAMDnN, and sur.
rounding country, that having entered into
partnership under the above firm, and having pur.
chased their GOODS in the EASTERN CITIES, and
having selected the same with care and due re.
gard for this market; would respectfully invite
all their old customers, and scores of new ones
to call and examine their stoc ok Goods before
purchaseing elsewhere, as we are selling Goods
on the system of short credits which enables us
to sell lower than heretofore, thereby being an
advantage to both buyer and seller. Our STocK
OF Goods consists Of all the various articles
usually kept in stores and which We will sell as
cheap if nota little cheaper, than any other
store in Hamden.
Country Produce taken In OK.
change for Goods &c.
\GIVE US A CALL.
WILSON d HAYWARD.
lamdoi,> yinton Co., o. July y26, '55-H
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Immense Sales Of Public Lands

1t is stated that the official returns
show that l3,825,73O acres of public
lands have been sold during the fiscal
year ending the 30th utimo, for which
there has been received in cash and scrip
the sum'of $l0,57O386. This is exclu.
sivo of the lard located with military
bounty land warrants in the same period.
The aggregate of the public lands the
title in which has thus been transferred
from the Government to individuals was
never before SO large in single year
Even in tho great year of speculation in
the public domain, 1886, the whole quan.
tity sold and otherwise aliened was not
as great.
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A Hoe SHor-On Friday last Mr. H
Latshaw, R. R. Depot Agent, at this
place, observing an old intruder of the
swine species, in the Depot, playing "0ld
Harry" with some Mattresses, which
were left in his care; Mr.. L. done as
almost every other person would have
done, procured gun, and shot her dead
on the spot, and in the act of destroying
the articles. Why cannot people either
put their hogs up, or sell them to some
one that will dos We hope that Mr.. L,
will shoot every hog that comes about the
Depot.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

On Saturday, the lst OF September 1855
At one o'clock P. NJ. at the door of the CotN
House, in the town and County of jackson, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of John johnson deceased
to wit The north west quarter of the south west
quarter, of section No. 8, township No. 7, and
Range No. 10, and sixteen acres off Of the west
end of the south half of the north east quarter Of
section No 7, Of the same township and range
unincumberod by Widows dover. Appraised at
$500. Also Sxty-fouracres being all Of the south
half Of the north east quarter of section No. Z of
the township and range aforesaid, except sixteen
acres off of the west end thereof subject to the dow
or of the widow, which has been set off upon twen-
ty acreso Of the north side of said sxty.four acres
Appraised at $49O. All of said lands being situate
in Jackson County Ohio. Terms of safe one
third cash in hand, one third in oneyear, and the
residue in two years, deferred payments with in.
tcest from the day of sale, to be secured by mort
gage upon the epremiscs.
JAMES TRIP, Admir- de bons
non of JOHN JOHNSON, dec d.
Aug 10, '55 l9-4W
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j. on Portsmouth street Jackson Ohio.


WATCHES, CLOCKS, u JEwELRY.-Mr.
Samuel Saylor, has just returned from
Cincinnati, with the largest, best, and
cheapest assortment of Goods, in his line,
that has ever been offered for sale in this
town or county, Those that have not
time, and wish to be supplied with the
proper time. had better take time and call
and see him, and getagood watch or clock,
lie has a largo and splendid lot of Breast
pins and Finger Rings, and thousand
otherlittle Notions too tedious to mention.
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FoRwARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
cnANrs.-J. MDowell Il Co., Portsmouth,
advertise in to-day's paper. They'are re-
sponsible and capable men, and deserve at
least share of patronage. They have a
good Wharf Boat on the Ohio River at
that place, for the reception of Merchan-
die and Produce, which shippers will find
very convenient.
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MANAGER ANpREws-FURNAoE 81

MANAGER ANDREws-FURNAoE STORE
We had the pleasure of visiting this
Store few days ago, where we found Mr..
Andrews, as busy as a nailor, waiting up
on very largo number of customers, as
sisted by Mr., Crouther, These two gen.
tlemcn are a whole team, and with their
help some of the Stores in town, will
greatly feel their wonderful influence
They do sell goods low, and their stock
cannot be excelled by any store in the
county or town of Jackson. Those wish
ing good and cheap bargain, had better
call there before it be too late.
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Eg' Remember the meeting on satur-
day, at the Court House. Let there be a
big turn out, as upon that day there will be
arrangements made for large Mass Con
yenton at some future time, when
Ford and Baker, and several other spea-
kers will be present. Let every Republi-
can Asvtss'ln the county come and show by
his presence that, on the Cd Tuesday of
October, they will be ready to vote the
right Ticket.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 90, p. Motion is
firm, Sales of upland middling at 10ac
Flour is firm sales of $3.50 Dbl. State
and Ohio at 8,l2t08 so; Southern is
steady; sales of 700 bbls. at SO
Wheat is firm, with an upward tendency,
and active; sales of 10000 bushels. -
Southern red at / 80 on the spot, and s.
65 to arrive. Corn is dull and decli.
ing with sales of 10000 bushels Mt 904c.
Pork is unsettled sales of 1000 bbls.
mess at SI9,75 Beef is firm, with sales
of 200 bbls. Bacon is scarce Butter
and Cheese are steady. Whisky is firm /;
$50 bbls, sold at 4lc. Coffee is firm -
1900 bags Of Rio sold at lc. Molasses
is quiet 200 bbls. of Orleans sold at $50
Sugar quiet; sales of 400 bbls. of Mus
covado at &C. Linseed oil is steady -
5000 gallons sold at Gle. Sales of Iron,
100 tons, at $31@3!, 80, Tobacco is
firm at $4,000, sales of SO cases of Ohio
Seed Leaf at 7Ic. Stocks are steadier /;
Erie, 81 Illinois Central Railroad, Oh F.;
Cleveland and Toledo 898 Reading, 500
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Teachers Institute.

For the accommodation of teachers
wishing to attend the Semi. annual session
Of the Jackson Co. Teachers Institute,
arrangements have been made with the
S. & II. V. Rail Road Co., to carry them
to and from its meeting at half fare
Arrangements have also been made with
Mr. John French, proprietor ofthe lsham
House, to board teachers at the rate OF
Scots. per day during the session of the
Institute All teachers desiring to avail
themselves of the liberality and gener-
osity of these arrangements, will please
apply to the officers of the Institute and
receive a certificate of attendance.
Teachers, all are willing to encourage
you in your laudable undertaking, and to
foster the cause in which you labor. II
you are only true to yourselves and The
cause, success must attend your efforts
RemAmhnr- the Address to the schoo
children on Wednesday the 9th, at
O'Clock P. M, and rally all the children
in your districts, and insist upon THEN
attending. The same favors will be
shown to them The session opens on
Monday Aug, 9th, and will probably con-
tinue until Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Stropes, of the Franklin
House, has also agreed to board persons
attending the Institute, at the same prices
as does Mr.. French, 5Octs per day.
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Attachment Notice.

Atmy instance an order Of attachment was issued
on the 23d day of July, 1855, by J Edward Jones.
a Justice of the Peace for Madison township,
Jackson county Ohio, for the sum Of twenty eight
dollars, against the property aud effects of Samuel
Allen, nonresident Of Jackson county, and said
cause has been continued until September 9th 1855,
at 10 clock A, NJ. j. JOHNSTON.
BY Macklcy g. Fullerton, his Att'ys.
Aug Cd, 55, l9-3w,
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very convenient,

MoRNINa HERALD.-Bro. Hanna, will
please read the foregoing clause ofthe call
for a Republican Meeting" published
in the STANDARD" last week, again GA
meeting of all persons, in jackson County
who were opposed to the repeal Of the
missouri Compromise" not "Who are" "
Put on your spectacles next time.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

G. W. Jackson, Pltf) Before David Savage, jus.
vs. tice of the peace in and
VIM. Mecum, Jr. deity for jackson county.
The defendant William Mecum, Jr will take
notice that on the 23d day of july A. D. 1855, the
above named plaintiff, G W. jackson, sued ont be.
fore said David Savage justice of the peace in and
for Jackson county, Ohio, an order of Attachment
against the goods, chottlos, rights moneys and ef
fects of said defendant to satisfy claim in favor
of said plaintiff, for the sum Of $I402, aud the
hearing Of said cause is set for the 7h day of Sep.
tenber, A. d. 1855, at 10 o'clock A. Nj of said
day. G. W. JACKSON.
Aug 9, '55 l9-3w
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Cabinet Ware Rooms.

Judge Howell, we observe is makinge
tensive arrangements for the manufacture
of Cabinet Ware Of all kinds. He is
erecting Planning, Boring and Saving
Machines, by which he will be enabled to
vie with any of the manufactures East or
West The Judge is a real go-ahcad
man, and deserves the patronage of this
whole community. Call and examine his
stock, MS his rooms is the place to gotaos
ding you wish in House furnishing lar
ticles-iom Bureau and Beadsleaa Co !
to. *.
J
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CLAY WnIGs-It is little remarkable
that men should appeal to the prejudices
Of Clay Wings against Mr.. Chase, when
the great issues between parties relates to
a measure consummated by Clay, with
which his fame is intimately identified,
which Chase sought to maintain inviolate,
and which his supporters now seek to re-
store. We are Clay Wing, and it is
because we are Clay Wing that we
would sustain Chase in his gloriousop
position to the repeal of that compromise
wbichwas, one of the chief monuments
to CIay's memory, Of all other men,
Clay Wings should, in this cricts;, be the
friends of Mr., Chase Logan Gdz. !.
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PROBATE COURT,

NOTICE, is hereby given, that Yinton Powers
Administrator of the estate, of James MCale, de-
ceased and Thomas Albin, administrator of the es.
tate of Daniel Price, doceascd have filed their ac-
counts and vouchers for settlement, in the Office Of
the Coart of Probate, for Jackson county and that
on the 18th, day Of Sept, noxt, said accounts viii
be for hearing and settlement.
7. N~v1WELL, Probate Judge.
jackson, Aug 2, 'jj. 10,td
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THE CoNTISENTAL.-We have received
a few copies of this paper, which ispub-
lshed at Columbus, by Messrs. Norton
& M'Beth. 1t is large, and well printed
paper, and ably conducted. Terms, So
peryear, or 81! cents until after the elec,
ton. Specimens can be procured at this
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WAYrED.-Coal, Wood, Wheat, Corn,
Potatoes, Produce of all kinds, Bacon,
Beef, Chickens, Butter, Eggs, Or anything
that can be used in Printers family,
will be taken on subscription for the Jack
son Standard. A small sprinkling OF
CASH would not como amiss.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

AT my instance an order Of attachment was IL.
suedon the 9th day Of July 1855 by John j. Jones
ajustce Of the peace for Jefferson Township, Jack
son County, Ohio, for the sum of thirty eight dol
lars and sixty cents, against the property and ef.
fects OF Samuel Allen, non resident of Jackson
county, and said cause has been continued until
September oth, 1855, at nine o'clock A. M.
J. NJ. ALLEN, by
MACKLEY d FULLERTON, his Attys.
Aug. g 'j5. l9-3w
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AYTACHMENT NOTICE.

G. W, d J. A. Brown, Pltff Before J. Steven
.s- vs.. son, Justice Of
William Mecum, Jr. Defend the Peace in and
ant. for Jackson Co.
The defendant William Mecum, Jr, will take
notice that on the ODD day of July, A. D 1855,
the above named Plaintiffs. G. W. 81. A. Brown,
sued out before said John Stephenson, justice of
the peace in and for Jackson county, Ohio an
order Of Attachment against the goods, chattles,
rights moneys aud effects of said defendant, to sat
isiy claim in favor of said plaintiff for the sum
of $lO,65 and the hearing Of said cause is set for
the 7th day of September, A. D. 1855, at 10 clock
A. M, of said day,
CIV. & J. A. BROWN.
Aug i55 1q-9VR
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ATTACHMENT NOTICEI


Henry Thomas, Plaintiff,
VS. In Attachment
Frederick Weyhorst, Def,t.
ATmy instance IN order of attachment was Is
sued on the 10Th, day of July, 1885, by John J..
Jones, Justice of the Peace for Jefferson township,
jackson county, Ohio for the sum of five dollars and
thrtyseven cents against the goods, chattlos rights,
credits, moneys aud effects Of the said Frederick
Weyhorst II nonresident of said Jackson county
and said cause has been continued until September
9th, 1855, at o'clock p. NJ.
HENRY THOMAS,
BY MACKLEY &FULLERT0N, his Atty's.
July 70, '55. Is 3-w
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Partnership Notice.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, doing business in the name of
Morris and Edwards, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Edward Morris is authorized to
collect all debts owing to said firm, and pay all
just demands against the same.
EDWARD MORRIS.
DAVID EDWARDS.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
July 81, IS l9-3w
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| RAIL ROAD BRIDGE.-The Rail Road
Bridge ofthe S. q H. R. over Salt Greek
at this place, is being rapidly completed
under the supervision of I. Brooks, and
when finished the laying of the Rail will
be commenced.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,
In Attachment.

JUIIVs NIUkHUaWNHg
vs. A.,
Robert, McKinnis and IN AI'achmont
William McKinnis.
AT my instance an order of attachment was issu-
ed on the 18th, day of July A. D. 1855, by j. A.
SELL Justice of the Peace, within and for Wash
ingon township, jackson county, Ohio, against the
property and effects of Robert McKinnis and Will
liam McKinnis nonresident debtors of said county
of Jackson, for the sum of One Hundred and fifty
eight dollars and twenty cents, summons returned
not served and cause continued by said Justice until
the LIST, day of September A. d. 1855, at o'clock
p NJ. JAMES RICKABAUGH. Pt'f.
Aug. q '55. l03-y
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PROBATE COURT. N. HOWELL, JUDGE.
This court sets on Monday next, the
9th August, in this place. We UNDER
stand that there will be an unusal amount
of business to transact this session. AS
it is an i'll wind that blows no body good, we
presume that our Lawyers, will blow away
at the rate Of $40, each one endeavoring
to do his sworn duty for his client.
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NEARLY AN AccIDENT.-One span of the
Rail Road Bridge across Salt Greek just
below town fell the other day, while the
hands were in the act of raising il. One
of the workmen who was on the timbers
at the time was precipitated into the Creek
below, and narrowly escaped severe injury,
Thomas Brooks narrowly escaped being
struck by some of the heavy timbers.
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Rail Road Ac0IdenI.

On Monday last as the morning train of
Cars on the s. u H. V. r. r. to Ports
mouth was passing Washington Station,
ran over little girl, daughter Of Ezekiel
Bard, severing the head entirely from the
BODY. When the Engineer first dscov-
cred her upon the track, he rang the Bell
and sounded the whistle, whercupon she
stepped of Of the track, and, the Engin-
Ger, thinking she had gotten out of all
danger, gave the locomotive such force
as to render it out Of his power tC
check up;whcn she again stepped immcdi
ately upon the track and remained unit
the locomotive came up to her; the en-
gineer reversed his engine, but all to NJ
purpose. The remains Of the deceased
child were carried to her parents house
which is about twenty yards from the road
by the Conductor, Engineer and hands on
the Cars. There is no blame attached to
the engineer as he gave the required sig
nails, he being ignorant of the fact that the
child was deaf and dumb. AlIpersons on
the cars and the friends of the family, deep
" mourn the death of the child, as she was
.slIGns. who knew her, and was
'''V'''o VI ~ sAsnsg little girl.
q sprightly and promisIhz
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MATT. WARD FOR CoNGREss.--The
Jefferson { (Texas) Herald hoists at the
head of its columns the name OF Colonel
Matt Ward for Congress, and publishes
an address in which he is opposed to the
Know Nolhings, opposed 10 the Texas
Debt bill, and opposed to the Stale sys.
tenn of internal improvements proposed
by Gov. Pease.
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New BuGGY.-Wo had the pleasure of a
ride in G. David d Bros. new and splon-
did Buggy, and we have seldom rode in a
much easier and smoothly running vehi-
Gle Messrs, Shower u Books are the
builders and Trimmers, and Messrs. Lew
is IL Thomas done the Iron work. If
any of our friends wish a good wagon,
", carriage, or any other wheeled We
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,
David NJ. Phillips, Plaintiff,

David NJ. Phillips, Plaintiff,
VS. In Attachment
Frederick Weyhorst, DEITY
AT my instance an order of attachments was Is
sued on the 18th, day of July, 1855, by John J
Jones, aJustice of the Peace for Jefferson township
jackson County, Ohio, for the sum of fifty dollars
against the goods, chattes, rights, credits, money
and effects, Of the said Frederick Weyhorst, non
resident of said jackson county; and said cause b
been continued until September 9th, 1855, at
o'clock A. NJ. =
DAVID NJ. PHILLIPS,
BY MACKLEY & FULLERTON, his Attys.
July 26, '55. Is 3-w
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RA1N.-For the last past week there has
been great quantity of rain fell, and it is
feared it will injure the Wheat that is
standing out in the shock. The Oats and
Hay, will not be benefited much by the
continuous wet weather.
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Country
NOTICE.

William j. LconaGd Guardian J In Jackson Co.,
vs.\ Probate Court,
Susan Price, and dtPthers. Pet. to sell land
Susan Price, and William A. Reynolds, and
Susan Reynolds his wife; and Andrew J. Pr
aud Joseph Price. minors of theSSN
are hereby notified, that tlf Az
Leonard, as guardian of the
Price, Joseph Price, and James
of William Price, Deceased, fileNt!
the Probate Court of Jackson CJ
the 25th day of July, 1855, th:$At
Of Of ,ai5 Which a.4 Petition al is that rIllR'O
tanned for the assignment of the dow,
Susan Price, the widow ofsaid William3
ceased, IN and for the sale Of the loIlowa,
estate, (of which the said William PritA'
Seized,) to wit: The south west quarter
north west quarter, of Section No 80, of 70
ship five, Of Range eighteen, containing
acres, more or less.
WILLIAM ]. LEONARD Guardian
By MACKLEY d FULLERTON, his Atty
July 26. '55 lS4-w
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DTThe Statesman calls the concur.
renee of the American partNi the nom.
nations of the Republican State Ticket,
"a most c6encive aIianee I" Not the
least doubt of the ofence. But the
statesman should remember that that
nomination and he support fit by X,
Ms. was not intended for the qualification
OF Sag Nichts Their denuncation and
complaint Of Ahe "alliance," is the best
evidence We can have that the thing was
well do&.
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Advertisements Is intended ROrinsertiOn
I'm the esGSTANDARD," must positively
be handed in previous TO O'cIock'
II. NJ, on Tuesdays.