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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

MARRIED. MEN'-The closing para
graph of an article from the Henry Ward
Beecher, is as follows; Alas that we
should have so many rarifed men among
us who are so holy that they cannot quite
touch the ground, and yet are not ETHEREAL
enough to rise entirely unpleasant oscilla-
ton between earth and heaven, quite un-
certain in their own minds to which their
duties belong.
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Thomas Dugan, Plaintiff,
Petition.
Newton J. Calhoou, and
- II


William Inman, Defendants.
THE defendant Newton J. Calhoon, who is a
resident Of the State Of Ohio and against whom
an order Of attachment has been issued in the above
cause, is hereby notified that he and the said Will.
liam Inman, have been sued by Thomas Dugan in
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Jackson county,
Ohio, tha the amount claimed to bs due, from the
Defendants to the Plaintiff, and for which nav.
ment is asked in said suit IS four hundred and fty
dollars with interest thereon from August 2lst.
1854, and that the same is due on the promissory
note OF the defendants given to, and indoped by
William MAboy, to the Plaintiff for $3.50, dated
February 2st 1854. payable six months after date
The said NewtonJ CalhoOn. further notified that
unless he answers by the 18TH day of August 1855,
the Petition Of the said Thomas Dugsn, against him.
filed in the Clerks office Of said Court such Petit
ton will be taken as true, and Judgment rendered
accordingly. 0. r. MOORE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
June 2l, I655.-6-w.
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A letter from Nashville Tenn in the
Louisville Times says the wheat from the
Kentucky line to that place, has been
harvested, and the yield is unparalleled;
the same number OF acres reaped double
that of any former year. All saved with.
out the slightest blemish.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

Alabama, Arkansas. Iowa, Kentucky,
Missouri, and Texas hold their elections
on the first Monday in August, Tennes.
see on the first Thursday, and North
Carolina on the second Monday in Sep,
lember,
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Administrators Sale.

THE personal property belonging to the estate of
VIM. Hatfield deceased consisting of Carpenters
tools aud other property, will be sold at veadus at
his late residence in the town of Jackson, on Sat.
uirdny, the 7th day of July, commencing at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Admir-.
June 81, IS. 1873 W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

RArS.--For. the last few days there has
been some very heavy rains IN this neigh
borhood, which we are glad 70 learn from
some Of our friends in tho country, Is do
ing much good for the crops.
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ST 7TANDARD OFFICE,
I'M BENEFITS HALL, Sd STORY


ET The Hon. John L. Taylor, will
please accept our thanks for copy of the
address, on the presentation Of the Sword
of General Andrew Jackson, to the Con-
gress of the United States.
Also, to the Hon. B. F. Wade for a
copy of the Patent Office Reports, for '54.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of
Court,

ON the 9lst day of July A. D. 1855, at Ono
o'clock in the afternoon, at the door of the Court
House, in the Town of Jackson, IN Jackson ceuaty
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the fol.
lowing real estate as the property ofWiliam A.
Camefix deceased, to wit Lot No. 8, of the sub
division Of out Lot No. 80, in the north half Of the
town Of jackson, in jackson County, Ohio, free
from, and unincumbered by the dover of the wild
ow Of said deceased. Appraised at $780, Terms
Of sale one third cash in hand one third in one year
and the eresdue in two years. with interest from the
day Of sale on deferred payments.
WILLIAM SWANSON, Admir-.
of WIZ. A. CARNEFIx, deed.
June 81, IS. l3-4w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-21

OHIO CORRESPONDENT, a German
paper, published, in Chillicothe, by G..
Fcuchtihger, is, as far as our. knowledge of
the German goes an excellent paper, well
conducted both mechanically and EDITORIAL
ly We recommend this paper to our
German friends.
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Stolen.

STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber, living
in Bloomfield Township, Jackson County Ohio. K
DARK IRON GRAY MARE, years old, I5I% hands
high, blind of the left eye, dark stripe down tho
forehead, about five on six inches in length. will
pay all reasonable charges for the recovery of said
mare, or information where can get her.
JOSEPH SCURL0CK.
juno 2lst '55. 13 3-w
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June l8.-River has risen
4 feet since yesterday evening, and is now
25 feet above low water mark. Weather
cool and cloudy.
Flour firm at 1925. Whisky 3o4.-
Butter 1904. Oats quiet at as. Corn
rs. Cheese dull. Small demand for
Pork. 800 bbls Mess sold at 1900, 16
hhds Bacon sold at &c packed. Shoul-
ders held at &c. 100 tierces common
canvassed Hams at llc pkt. Groceries
unchanged.
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New PorAToEs.--0ur friend II, G.
Messenger, showed us a specimen Of this
yesr's- crop Of Neshanieks, which were
very large and 6ne Harry will make a
good farmer, and no mistake.
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Removal.

Our friend Samuel elSaylor, wishes us to
inform his friends and fellow citizens, that
he has removed his Jewelry establishment
to the building formerly occupied by D.
Leach as Dry Goods Store, where he
has just opened large and rich assortment
of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. He
has Just received splendid assortment o.
Watches. Call and see, and examine his
poods.
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Ice Cream.

The most delicious dish of Ice Cream
we have had the pleasure of discussing
this season, we procured at Chestnut q
Sutherland's. The lovers of that article
are requested to step in and try it.
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Call and Try, then Judge.
&. W. SMlTn.

Wifi LID respectfully announces 10 the citizens of
jackson and vicinity, that having lately removed
from New York. and permanently located in Jack
son. where he intends carrying on the Tailoring bus
mess IN all Its various branches OH the low pressure
PrlncpIe, aud without steam. He invites all who
nave work to do in his line, aud who wish neat fit
and Coon WoRK, TO give him call. His work
VIII be done in conformity with the latest styles
and warranted to fit.
-, Cutting done on short notice, aud warranted to
lit if properly made up.
Country produce taken in exchange for Work.
shop one door west Of L. Longs Store, over
building
Jackson, June 81, '55. l3-f
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice..

HAVING made my arrangements to leave Jack
son. wish all those indebted to me- by Note or Ac-
count to call and settle Immediately, as my business
must be settled before leave.
DAVID A. HOFFMAN.
Jackson, June 81, '54. l3-tf
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JACKSON SIT rANDARDp

JACKSON, q. =. OHIO,
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Advertisements intended OrinsertiOn
in the stSTANDARD,'' - must positively
be handed In previous to 3 O'CIOck'
p. W., ON Tuesdays.
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JACKSON, THURSDAY, June 81, '5g
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a1rS. H. PARvrx, No. 6s, 4th St., Cincinnati,
I, our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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By redeemed Or
ders, l,069 95 4
Amount of Receipts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25
ISpEPESpsNcE, No., Nav %,

Santa Fee mail reached here on Monday
alst. Business quite dull. and will continue
50 until the trains get in. The difficulties
aith the Indians have measurably ceased in
consequence II an active operation Of the
troops. Col. Fontleroy left Fort Massachu
sets on the 23d in pursuit Of the Eu'aws.
Col st. Vrain with three c'mpanies, Two vol
un GERS and one regular, had pre- c. dcd him.
and they were to meet at Sanque De Christie
Pass, bu, the Colonel coming across fresh
trail Of Ap aches follow ed IN m into the Rae
coon mountains and after Two days pursuit
overlook aud killed five men. taking six
women and two children prispne RS and de-
siroyiag all property Of theband. The pris-
oners informed Col. ST. Vrain that the In.
dams were to meet at the junction Of the
Red river aud the Moro, and troops were
dispatched to that port to intercept aud des-
troy them. Col. Miller is in the White
mountains selecting site. The mail
party saw but few Indians on the route.
Grass was good on the plains. Water
scarce. Passengers by sage were eight in
number, among whom were Judge Benedict
returning to the States for his family.
NEw ORLEANS, May ~.
Arrived last right-Davd White and Madi.
son. Departed to-day
NEw YORK, May 81.
| The weekly bank statement is as follows:
Increase of loans. So, 700, specie, S639.00O;
deposits $500 900; decrease in circulation
Of $l46,O00.
The Illinois for Aspinwall, and the North
ern Lighi, for San Juan, sailed with full com.
plements Of passengers.
PETERSBURG. Va, May 90.
A iarFe FIRE occurred here last night, in
the center Of the city, by which twelve
stores were entirely consumed, as follows:
On Boliagbfock street, Falconer, Pa mer g.
CO., hardware store; Geo. W. Stell, shoe
store; N. Hartman g. Co., clothing store;
Muir g. Stevens. china store. On Sycamore
street, w. G. Ford, cigar store; Samuel Hall,
hat store; r. 8. Thompson, tin store; Wat
son g. Aston, commission merchants; Wat
kins, Son g. Co., do. do. On Old street,
Hecht, Bros. g. Co., and Hutzler Bros,
clothing stores; E. Roberts, restaurant. The
loss is estimated at $I5O,000, part Of which
is insured.
Many Of the walls fell this morning, bury
ing several little boys; since which two have
been extricated from the ruins, one Of whom
is dead, and the other 10 supposed to be dy.
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25
Chs AZ BARGAiNs IN lambs FOH MILL
SITES ViNEY ARDS, q AROENS ANn III
vATE kEslnhNCEy NEAh THE CHI

FxNE quarter Of seeto in township g. south
which situated the mills know n
Rudds Mills formerly known Neeeys Wills, and part
ohs the section have been laid
lots of all from 80 to "a llIs
ALI lying both sides Of Pigeon Greek and on
the plank road Some Of these lots most
desirable for dwelling houses Of them the
best sites within the for mills some OF the have
elevation aad aspect adapt them to
the cultivation of the sfape and the soil Of Others Is rich
peculiarly FITS them for Aief them are With
healthy neghborhood and persons wanting few acres OF
ground Tor almost pos can be suited several Of
lots there is which has been extensively used
for various oses.
On one Of the lots (No 10Y containing ten acres
large twostory dweiing house good well, or
chsrd aud garden in hish Of cultivation Lot FL
100 acresl and lot y Is 2o0o acres have
comfortable dwelling houses aud good csterns thera suit,
able for small families.
The above property will be sold public aucson TO the
highest bidder without at Sweet Leouards Auc-
ton Room. Main opposite the Court House.
in Evansville MsndAy the 4th day Of June 1885, COM
nencilg at 10 O'Clock. A ii
map be a the Auction Room Of Sweet Leon
and record in the Recorders oes showing the size
several lots and the position of each with
relation the plank road and the creek and Mr. O. Bell
will person wshng examine the proper
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash, one-third in enc
and in with interest secured by
note and mortgage ON the property sr.vrv
MI. BRAY
Enquirer. Reform and vokstote copy to amount Of
- each.
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HARRIsoS HOUSE AT observation-disclosures.
A. B. Daniel e. Son have leased Gen. Har-
risons famous old residence at VIncennes,
and fitted it up for the reception of visitors,
as hotel, for which il is admirably adapted.
1t is handsomely situated in VIncennes, and
travellers who stop there will, we are sure,
meet with good attention. The Vincennes
News thus speaks Of this house, and we re-
fer to advertisement for further particulars:
HARRISON HOUSE Iii will be perceived
by card in another column Of to-dsy's pa.
per, that this very pleasant house has been
taken by A. B. Daniel a. Son. Mr. ID. has
had it repaired and improved, and it is now
one OF the most desirable houses in the
West, either for regular or transient boar
ders. The table is said TO be excellent-the
rooms large and airy-the landlord accom-.
modating and attentive, and altogether il is
just the place to be comfortable.
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RIVER ITEMS.
- The following item from the New Albany
Trihune may inferesi sIeamhoafmen:

- The following item from The New Albany
Tribune may inieres, sleamboatmen:
Capt Conover, offbs city, at present The en-
gineer oil The mammoth steamer Eclipse, who Tor
many years has turued his particular attention
10 the economical generation ci steam. has long
since been convinced that down steamboats,, re-
quiring 80 To 100 pounds Of steam, can produce
il with much less fuel with coal alone than with
any other material. Within The last month Mr..
Conover accidentally discovered that saIuraling
his coal with wafer and putting il in the furnace
wet would cause Il to produce from 10 To- 40
pounds OF steam with a considerable less guam
;ity of Goa than il required TO make from % Ia
Zoe pounds when the coal was dry. He also
finds that by weliing he coal he makes no clink-
ers, has no trouble whalevre in keepiI his FUR
mace free from choking, aud never burns or in
juTes his CRATE bars.
- The Fashion was here in good time yes
,erday morning and made long s,oppage as
every packer should do. We thank The clerk
for favors.
- The Louisville Journal of Wednesday
saws:
The river yesterday continued at stand with
feet inches water in The canal. The steamer
II Lewis came. through the canal drawing 81
feet water forward aud "A aft.
- The Tennessee river is reported very low
with no prospect OF rise soon.
= The Fashion had yesterday a part of a
pile cf SEQ, 900 shingles for ST. Louis The High.
dyer carried The remainder.
The fast and fine New Orleans packet B N
Franklin arrived here yesterday afternoon early
from the Crescent Ci'y, with larse crowd OF
passengers ani fair freight. We Thank our old
friend Mr.. H Allen Esq. OF the Office. for New
Orleans papers OF Friday evening last. The
long B made but short stoppase, as she ha
but Iiule feigh, TO put out. She will be down
next Sunday Monday for Tie South
The r. j. Ward arrived yesterday after
noon from New o leans. having made a quick
trip. She leIt last Saturday, and was not Ave
days out. Size had good many passengers, aDC
fair cargo, putting out good deal of rreigh, a
this pon!. W. thank Mr. R H. Voolfolk fol
Papers.
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DAILY JOU r NAL

leg CREAM, &c we were delightfully."-
refreshed yesterday afternoon from editorial
room to upper departments. by great Big
bowl of exec lent ice cream sent Us by Dir.
Neumeister, who has a confectionery on
third street near the new German Protestant
church. He is prepared with very neat &C.
commodation for those who wish ice cream,
and serves families when desired. lie keeps
all kinds Of candies and confecionar.s of
the best kind for sale, and remembers civil
ixed printers, so remember him.
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AUCTION ROOMS,


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Msin and THIRD streets imme
dialely opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for term of and lifted NJ the
above well known stand are now prepared 10 re-
for sale auction private SALE all kinds OF go cs
merchandise household furniture. horses bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Regular sales everv Tuesday. Thursday and saturday,
o'clock. A. NJ. Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday sights. at early light.
les and sales Of real estate promptly attended
to-
We sre weekly receiving and have now on hand large
and general assortment of FURNITURE conssi otslat
spindle bannister backs scroll and seoop tops rim
Office French. Jenny Lied. and Bnstle wood seat
Chairs Eiizaeeth
eharS; spring rockers sofas soeiabe eentrr
card diuinx breakfast tables ght aud wash STANDS
lounges mirrors. befsteads. mat
tin and wire Safes which viii sell ~ Gin
einnsti priee'. t.,
ai-O hand great variety OF notions jewery
victims cutlery. pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices for cash
whoI.s ale or retail. wOoLSEl NELSON.
mye Auct's.
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NEW ORlEAxs.iNIay aa.

Corn IL unchanged. Oats 5l@62c; prime
Cincinnati sides SEC. Sugar is firm. Moth
ing doing in molasses. Cotton-'he trans
actions are dull but the market is irm-mid-
ding nominaily lO4@lOa. Flour SO 5O@S9-
s7!.
BosToE. bay 81.
The Legislature adjourned sine die this
afternoon. A vote Of the House sustaining
the personal liberty bill stood $50 to rs.
New ORLEANS, May 81.
Arrived Sunday-Empire. Departed to-
dsy--A L. ShOtwell aud Midas.
The ship Caspian, Of Barb, from Bosten TO
this port with cargo of ice, went ashore on
the 10Th Of May. She is probably total
loss.
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AnhlVAL OF THE
&EF A Nj E II / c. A


The America has arrived at Halifax.
Cotton firm and advanc ing.
Affairs before Sebastopol unchanged.
Nothing important politically; no pros.
pect Of Austria joining the Allies.
No prospect Of immediate assault on Sc
bastopol.
Some commercial houses at Liverpool are
reported failed.
New YORK, May "a, ii.
Flour advanced IL cents, good Ohio $l0.-
37@ l0,62; southern firm at Sil,5l@ll.sO
Intending upwards. Wheat sitter. Oats
firm. Corn declined l@2 cents. mixed ST.
I2@l,14. Beef firm. Pork dull, declining.
Lard unchanged. Whisky firm. Stocks
better, active. money easy.
LOUISVILLE. May "a.
Thermometer at III o'clock stood 81 in
shade, and liz in the sun.
PITTSBURGH, May "a.
There are 5 feet 7 inches water in the
channel and falling.
CINCINNATI, May "a, NJ.
River has risen 6 inches up to noon.
Flour dull at 50 rs. Whisky asc. Pro-
visions dull; clear pork SIC so. Prime lard
in kegs lie. Groceries unchanged.
BosroK. May %.
A prize fight took place this morning be.
tween Blackwood and McRay, the latter
winning. Blackwood is expected to die OF
the bruises.
The Supreme Court has decided that Jos.
Hiss is not member Of the House of Re-
representatives., and he is therefore remanded
in custody of the jailor for debt.
The Board of Aldermen have appointed
9 agents to sell liquor under the new law
two Of them are grocers and the rest apoth.
ecares.
The Asia sailed at noon with 1874 passen.
gers and S93S,Oo0 in specie.
The account Of the prize fight meets con.
frmation.
New YORK, May 81, M.
The Geo. Law has arrived with California
dates to the LIST, and Si,3oO.ooo specie on
board.
Trade was active and mining prospects
fair.
Gen. Lane was reelected to Congress
from Oregon.
PHILirELPHIA, May "a.
The first liquor case under the new law
was decided against the defendant, who has
appealed. It's validity will be tested through
the State.
The rain o! Saturday extended as far
South es Georgia. There was heavy wind
at Savannah.
Bosros, May %.
The vote on the amendments OF the new
constitution is light. Returns indicate that
they are all carried.
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@ A man named Francis Hahn, who
was recently sent from Rockport, Spencer
county, to the Insane Asylum at Tndianapo-
lis. has since died raving maniac. He was
respectable farmer, aud only exhibited symp-
toms Of insanity short time otter the death
of his wife, a few months ago.
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CANALwARE HOUSE Fer SALE.

~ auction. the premises. on M"ndsy June H. At 2
N Pm The due Cas- al Ware House IND Wharf occupied
by r.. Hill. of Main AID the Canal
from LIST June 1855.
The The house is spacious end in the
orier with Farbank lator scales hosting
tackle ell furnished Office Is central TO all business
ADAPTED Whoisais Groceries and Provisions
we'll q. Fors arding sud Commission
RMS:->ay s60O the balance ut and IL months.
with approved security For urther particulars
ply u EDWARD Il. HILL. ON the prem ises.
my2i-d OF 10 JOHN INGLE, Jr,
4 n Ana
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~ Ii vi. cool. had call at Col
n barn 4 liars berger s. aaa buy Ne
turning evtry
size ever made In the Western country any doubts
word lee them ell aud and produce better
We have experiences workm, md will make
spriag bar ,ad aud
tn better obtained other
Fropr prinf mattresses impors the springs from
EASTERN manu- seeory and wiz them sand.
To eeanty merchants wosld sly tat furnish
than -e.ai terms obtain the quality
a ~ other city.
We wo"d also say that closing out the bs'anee Of
srrisg aud summer dress DDS large discount
aud those who had tts-e land
anime COLBCRN HERSHBsRGER
myz3 Fosters Block First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-25

rAt late hour last night the line East
OF Cincinnati broke down. II dispatches
from Virginia are received during the day
they will be issued in Extras.
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MOvEDTO CORNhs CT OCIss ANDWATER
STREETS
BURNT OUT Blu NOT BURNT UP!
TWO PILES OF MARBLE LEFT AND A GOOD STOCK
'CONING.
three days the marble Dspot will bs assin
full headway all be ready I'LL all the and
eli orders rssefal past ualimied Yatroasg shall
IN m a ontinuance OF the same.
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- Sl2 600
WORTH OF THE MOST rAsHsONABI.E
CLOTHING At SttHtFi(E,
ulY the late ar. have lost our cothng sales room
ID obliged hole stock OF Clothing
The second OF by which deprived
70 continue selling clothing a. retail hereafter We
s,oa this to oar friend. tn shall sell the whole stock
greatly reduced without Our
LIT MUST BE S0LD!''
WIN. L0EWiETHAL CO.,
my33 Corner o Main and SITS.