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Ey~ Col summer and his regiment
have taken up their winter quarters at
For, Lcavcnworh Gen llmnry is at
Fort Pierce, where lis command will re-
main until spring,
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or james j. Johnson's boy has ran
away, Catch him, and you will be emil
tied to five dollars. See advertisement in
another column.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
BOOTS & SHOES.

ALEX. CRlSW ELL, has just received mos
splendid lot of fashionable EOGss a shoes
for Mems, Women and ChiIiren'5 wear, all o
which he is selling at extraordinary low prices
Now is the time and Criswel's is the place tC
get good bargains.
jackson, Nov %, 35-3w
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EixCcVIIrIx NOIire,

NOTICE is hereby given that Margaret Bust
Ter has been appointed and qualified as Executrix
upon the estate of Samuel Buster, late of Jack
son county, Ohio, deceased.
MARGARET BUSTLER.
Noy 'E[ ~ %,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of KenI Estate by order of Cour
Buying at H prm

Sale of Real Estate by order of Court.
ON the first day of january, 1856, at one o'clock,
?. NJ. on the premises, in the town of Portland,
jackson County, Chic, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate, the property Of
James Conner, deceased, to wit: Lot number two, in
John r Jones Addition to the town of Portland
Terms of SALE one third cash in hand, one third in
one year. and one third in two years, with interest
on the deferred payments.
WILLIAM II. KERR, admir-. Of
JAMES CoMER deceased.
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rs A new Bank to be- called tie Gar
den CITY Bank, is tn 20 into operation
soon al Chicago. CopuA, S6O OO0
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AD VALoREM DUTIES We have be.
fore uG a transcript Of the valuation at the
New York Custom House of some thirty
thousand tons Of Iron imported by one
house during u single monlh Of the eur
rent year, and sworn 10 have cost, in
round numbers, 100000 The Custom
House appraisers, after examining the
same, added $IOO 600 more to ruisc its
actual value, and charged duties on 5000.
600, which the importers paid that is to
say: they sworc iho amount of duties
justly chorgable on this iron was $50.
600; but the appraisers marked it up to
$50, ,0oO, and they had to pay it.
Another firm imported q 600 bars
{ (Rails) during the same quarter, and the
appraisers added 81 per cent to their val.
uaion in order to do justice to the reve.
nue. and other importers 1t WAS paid
The present system proHcrs gigantic
bounty on a. skjlIluI Wholesale dishonesty.
The importer who can work his goods
through the Custom House valued at
half their real cost gets rapidly cnor-
mousiy rich, while his honest, conscicn,
tious rival in trade who pays the full inn
po is undersold and ruined. and the
greater rogue an importer may be, The
larger will propbably be his business and
the more it will tend to increase
1t does seem to us that there should be
honesty and love Of equity sufficient in
this country. without regard to Protcc
ton Of Free Trade, to insure speedy
change from AID Valorem to Specific Du
ties.--M Y. tribune.
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NOTICE.

William j. Leonard, Guardian, I'm Jackson county
against prnhato Court
IN pursuance of an order Of Court in the above
case, will be sold to the highest bidder, at the JEFF
erson Furnace, in said county, on tho first day of
Junuary 1886, at eleven o'clock A. NJ the following
real estate, 10 wit The South west quarter of tho
north west quarter Of Section twcnty-thrcc of town
ship five of range eighteen subject to the dover cf
the said Susan Price. Appraised at$3O0.
WILLIAM J. LEONARD.
Nov 90 '55 SS I.V
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FOR RENT.

ONE half of the Grafton Block, consisting Of sew
eral separate apartments suitable for Store
Groceries, or other business places. For futher par
ticuars inquire of II. II. Fullerton, who is author
isod to rent, Lease rcpare and fit up the building
a srtm2nts, for the convenience Of those who wish
to occupy them. K. 5. WYNN.
jackson, Nov. 90, '55. 96-H
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WuLTAM WALTEKS, ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator, on
the estate of William Walters, late of Jackson
county, Ohio, decd.
ISAAC RICKABAUGH, Admir-,
jackson. Nov. Is, 'j5.-34 3w*
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DIED.

On Saturday, Dec. lst,, in Jackson, Ohio
MILO BUTLER, son Of Rev. II. Adams, aged 10
years. months and o days
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BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
just before putting our paper to press, at Bennett
Co.'S Citizens Bank.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec 3 Flour dull; 500
bbIs sold at S8. Nothing done in grain,
Provisions quiet. Hogs are frmer. but
rates no higher; sales at I'd, 250G 81
Whisky dull and declining; sales of 625
bbIs at 393G32S Sugar firm, fair and
prime old at 75C08c, Coffee firm sales
200 bags fair and good Ro at ll4@I2
50 bags Laguara at l24. Molasses in
good demand, new 39@40c.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho subscriber has
been appointed and qualified, as administrator on
the Estate of CAtharino Hildenbrand, late of Jack
son county, Ohio, decd.
ELIAS HILDENBRAND Admir-.
Nov, Is, '55. 34-3w*
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Five Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living il,
Madison township, Jackson county Ohio, an in
dented apprentice. named JOHN ONEAh aged
fifteen years. All persons are hereby notied not
to employ or harbor said apprentice. The above
reward will be paid to any person who will
bling back said apprentice, -
JAMES J. JOHNSON.
December 9,-37-3w+
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FOR SALE,

TWO first rate farms. For further particulars en-
qure of A. II. SAMSON,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Oak Hill,
jackson county, Ohio.
Noy. 90 55. 36-tf
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Advertisements intended for insertion
I'm the ssSTANDAuD," must positively
Rs handed IN previous 10 O'ciOck'
T.. W., OH Tuesdays.
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CrS. II. PARvIy, No. Gs 4th St., Cincinnati
is our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
And subscriptions
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rfAnnTED.

AT the American Hotel in the town Of Jack
son, on Thursday evening last Nov 29th, by
Geo. NJ Adams, Esq, Mr. VIM. sPRiGGs, lc
Miss Nancy Dawson both Of this county.
Also ON Sunday evening Dec, 2nd, in Libor-
tv township, by Geo NJ. Adams, Esq, Mr.
JonE WiLmNGroN, 10 Miss Lucy Z. BEEEM, bo I'll
Of Jackson Coanty.
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NOVEMBER PURCHASE!
Fail and Winter Trade.
HAVING recently visited the Eastern cities,
can now oiTera very large aud varied a,sort-
mcut of seasonahle goods, bought direct of the
manufacturers or their agents, which will sell
On as good terms as any house East or West.
Furnace prOprictors and country dealers gen.
orally, are invited to cal and examine my stock
and prices before purchasing. shall be pleas
ed especially to snow my goods to those who
have heretofore purchased in Cincinnati
JAMES PURSELL.
Nov. %. IS. So
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COrni Corn! Corn :

WANTED-2,000 bushels CORN, by
BUM, WAITE HOUSE g. BUNN.
Nov 8, '55.33.Q
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~ Isham Il Dyer, Bankers, adver
tiso their Card, They are all right
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JACKSON ST ANDARD,

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
T,R. MATHEWS, * }. M'C' LAIRD,
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MiSGCIIaMeOlls.-S as Spice, Pep
per Ginger, Cinnamon, cloves, Indigo, Maddcr,
alumni, coppeus, Logwood Glassware, Toys &
Nolous--and in iinc, every thing complete in
the Grocery lane.
NJ RIDENOUR.
DccrmberI6, 'j5 -3w
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ALTERED BlLLs.--Ones on tine Dover
Bank, n. H., altered to tens are in clr'
cuotiop. They are skiIjIu'ly execuie(' :
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JACKSON, THURSDAY, Dec. 6, '55
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THE GAMES CASE AsAIS-The New Orleans Bulletin says
that the jury in the Of the Of Daniel Webster
and @ u Duncan the city Of New Orleans for $4,000
for services in the great Gaines after being about
eighteen hours into and stated II impossi-
Die for them to agree verdict They then dis
charged
The Bulletin adds
The claim Of Mrs Gaines against the city Of New Or
leans which thought to have received It's quieus BY
tue decision OF the Supreme Court OF the United States has
been again sprung upon the city upon ground-hat
OF the viii Of Daniel Clark Of 1873 Her suit is brought
the second district court II the city will have 70 pay
$4,000 10 defend its interests from this attack ii had
better surrender at once the property claimed for
part OF the claim which belongs to the city worth only
shout S50V0oat least such Is the opinion Of eminent
legal gentleman, given under oath in Judge Lea
last week
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saLARIEs or cLKsernxs.The Christian inquirer nj
ssn paper insists that in view Of the low salaries allow
ed the clergy they must either abstain from marriage
divide their time between their parish and secular employ
ments
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he usual form, March !, 1850.


To the first question Il Is answered That neither Pope
cardinals general council have civil author
ity pow lursdicon eminence, directly indirect
y, in the kingdom of Great Britain over any Other
Kingdom or provinces in which they possess temporal
m.nion.
To the second IL That neither Pope nor car
dnas, nor general council absoye the subjects
OF treat Britain from their oaths Of allegiance, dispense
with their obligation.
To the third is answered That the obligation Of keep
ing faith grounded the law Of nature which binds all
men equally, without respect their religious opinions
and with regard to Catholics IL still! more cogent a. II i
confirmed by the principles Of their religion.
Signed in the usual form, February II, 1850.
Can anything be explicit than the responses Of
those universities Ought they not to be satisfactory
l. perhaps ought to rest here. Layman priest bishop
cardinal and Faculty OF Divinity, sustain my assertion
give negative response every query that involved an
Implication upon the patriotism of Catholics or an mad
missible claim 10 Intervention in national policy by the
Catholic Church.
SO entirely satisfied the British parlismen, with
these and similar responses hat the different concessions
made to Roman Catholics By that body mainly due
such testimony.
And let it be remembered that this in Great Brit
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UNIVERSITY or ALcAIA.

To the fret question il is answered. That of the per
sons mentioned in the proposed question either individually
or collectively in council assembled have any right in civil
matters but that all civil power jurisdiction and pre-
derived from inheritance election the OF the
people, and other such titles of that nature
To the second is answered in like manner. That none
of the persons above mentioned have power 10 abso,ye
the subjects Of his Britannia Majesty from their oaths OF ale
glance.
To the third question it il answered That the doctrine
which would exempt Catholics from the obligation keep
ing faith with heretics with other persons
sent from them in Of religion instead of being
article OF Catholic faith repugnant tene
Signed in the usual form, March H. lIss
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The PRESIDENT pro tan laid before the Senate a com
munictop from the Secretary OF State transmitting Ia
compliance with resolution Of the Senate Of the 22d inst
report OF Professor Horsord giving analysis OF
variety Of suano which read and motion by Mr..
BENJAMIN, i ordered to be laid the table and
printed
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To the first question answered That neither Pope nor
cardinals any assembly individual Catholic
Church. have SUCH any civil authority power nrisdc-
ton, or pre-eminence in the kingdom Of England.
To the second il answered. That neither Pope nor
dnas nor any assembly individual Of the Catholic
Church. such, absove the subjects Of Britain
from their oaths Of allegiance dispense oblga-
tons.
To the third Is answered That article OF Cath
ole faith not to keep faith with herecs with persons
any other description who dissent from them in
religion
Signed in the usual form, March !, 1880
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NoTEThe object OF this speech being defend any
doctrine Of the Catholic Church, but simply defend the
church and its members from the charge holding
ee OF faith what not Of the Catholic creed it
been deemed appropriate to copy the following Prayer
Book in much use among the Catholics;
This (the Popcs commission CARDS only the Kingdom
OF Heaven that the society which Christ established upon
EARTH 10 De fold under shepherd be brought
practice ct virtue and the power of His institutions
His merits to the possession Of eternal glory This
mission extends not then the Pope Of ineTfe-
ing in the temporal the civil the political regulations
nations.n
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q RosE, June %, 1911"
While on the disavowaI of the Pope may well max
addition to assist in the testimony. The following doc
ument drawn up by the Roman Catholic committee il
Dublin, and published by them the nth Of March
1872 after II had been submitted 10 the srcbbshops
bishops Of Ireland and received their entire r,
give greater weight the instrument put into
the form OF OATH retaining far possible the verJ
words II then submitted TO the Pope and cardinals
who solcmnly declared that 1t consonant TO- and
pressive of the Roman Catholic doctrine and then il
taken by the Catholic archbishops, bishops priests and
laty Of Ireland
We the Catholics OF Ireland in difference the Opinion
Of respectable bodies and individuals among Pro
teant brethren do hereby In the face OF country q all
Europe, and before God, make this deliberate and sol
emn declaration.
:" We abure, dissvos, and condemn the opinion that
princes accommodated By the Pope and council by asy
cocacal authority rAGfsosre therefore be deposed
murdered by their subjects By any other persons. We
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90 mhom it Map gonferIl.

4 YOUNG LADY who is desirous OF lmproy
"A ing her tnoEledse cf the Ferh Language ~as, OBJ
BOARD IL Pencb fsphJ 10 eompena ION 10, ~ine .
she s part Of her time . giving nsfueton csI
OF ENGLISH STUDIES. Address l. ", No 2S2' " Z.
Po,t
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fair at the Crystal palafe.

CMTTHs sELF-ADJU5TING sTOCKS.-A
~ sht at The sur. novee. 10 the v.f OF 70
and TIES psnufsc ursd BY p. " SMITH No oeJst sad
ued in the north gallery tbs Crys ss,ce No az
orb the price Of admission Jobr and Wholesale dealers
generally must be In this display Of covering for the
= ok.
NEW STYLES Of ENAMELED and GER
IN MAN-sII vFR PARLOR GRATIS manufactured aud
90 By w. JACKSON a. SON, No GAS Frontst near Peck
alp No $50 Brosowsy, between 2lst and I'd sta DOW on
exhibition the Fair Of the American Institute, Cysta Palace
be 10 the south nsp the f2fst enueoe
particular attention invited the design sud hnh OF
the above article: something alt; seth.r s1es1Sr q
ever b. ore exhibited. w. JACkSON Sun
Manufacturers, No. 246 Frouist and No. 800 srosdwsy
DAILROAD MEN, Iron Founders, Boiler
III Makers Gss CoppsI les, Maebinss Dr0ver, Ear ners
Coal DeAer, &C.. should examine the lara. PLArrohn
SCALE exhibition a. the Crystal Palace, made iof
Be,srp j A. & J. d Sc cor, Boiler Mixers ~ the
DURYEE FORSYTH MANUFACTURING CoMPASf'
W ~ DURKEE, HOUGH Co,
No. IS Whitshallt corner Of Stone, N. 1.i.
~ ,yles a.o Fire King Safes Mills Copying Presses
wuehouse and Bssg.ge Trn;ts, &C., 70, sse
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
'THE PEEKsKILL PORTABLE HEATER,
i n.-ufsctured at the PREKSRILL STOVE WORKS,
.cd sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor tn, Depot
TO- Ws'ert New-Yoik. exhibiting at the fAi X
81 American Inst Crystal Pas;s, and may be seen 10
Souih ute the Refrf Saloon II et
II srnouu ofany0 inverted Of the sort and
hot sufso IL u ad niraby adapted 70
STEPHEN BROWN. 2S5 Water ST., YORK
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