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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-05
From the Daily Portsmouth Tribune
Laughable Change Of Tune.
4 FIIp-FIHp Played on two Editorial
strings.

In the Statesman of Thursday we find
the following complimentary alluson to
Mr.. CORY, democratic representative
from Hamilton, who had been detained
at home on account OF sickness.
"loN. WIN. CoRRY.-We are graft
fed to see that this gentleman appears
in his seat in the House Of Representa-
lives. lie shows some traces OF the
severe and dangerous disease by which
he was prostrated, but he has so far re-
covered as TO be able TO give constant
attention 10 his duties until the close of
the session; and indeed that his health
will be lhroughy renovated and restored.
This is good news to the friends OF correct
legislation. as there is a large class OF
business to the proper conduct oil which
Mr.. CoRRY's participation is nearly in
dispenclble."
In the Statesman ofthe next morning
we get the following:
"DEpurY CoREy. The exhibition
made Of himself yesterday by the French
deputy from Hamilton CouMy, has, we
think. satisfactorily proven that the CX-
pertinent of sending him here 10 see
whether he had or could acquire common
sense, has, proven a complete failure,
The sooner the Democracy get rid oil
such addle btSined democrats" the
better. Citizen Cotry was sent here
NEARLY on trial, by the generous Dem
ocracy of Hamilton county; he was sky
rocketing all last winter, and'h first ap
pearsnce this session was on yesterday
in slanderous assault upon The men
measures. press and organization of the
Democratic party.
Now, that is pretty rich. If %Depu'y
Cory" was" "skyrocketing all lasE,wnIer
how comes it that The Statesman ol
Thursday considered his participation
in large class oflegisialion" as f'near
Ily indispensable !"
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The MARRIAGE Vow. Perhaps there
is not an ordinary oath administered in
any of the transactions of life so little re-
garded-so little even remembered by all
classes--as that taken in the most solemn
manner, and in the presence OF the Al
mighty, to love, honor and obey How
many even think of doing SO? and yet there
is an oath recorded against them-every
simple violation of which is distinct per-
Jury. No woman should marry without
first knowing her husbands character SO
we'll that she may obey him with discre'
ton and safety. A wife who contradicts
her husband is forsworn. No matter what
manner of man he is, she must obey him,
if she keeps her oath. She has made no
reserve or condition at the marriage cere-
mony. She has not said. i will honor
and obey, if he deserves it, Her contract
is unconditional. 1t would be better fol
young ladies', before they yield the fataI
YES, to take this view of the subject
They have duty to perform to their hus
band, whether he be kind or unreasonable
and they must remember the poets
word S,
War is no strife
rD ~ Ill, l. ...o o,,d tl,o tlnfaclad " ia '
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Oe1-The Treasurer oftho United State

6rThe Treasurer ofths United States
represents the Indebtedness of The sew
eral States as reaching $l90,o00,0o0,
and that Of the General Government as
$50, 900, 900. making total ot $220,
900 900, The figures appear large, but
when compared with the Indebtedness OF
Great Britain, they are quite insignificant
Indeed, our total debt. Stale and nation:
al, is not equal to one years interest OF
the national debt ofthe United Kingdom,
computing it at our rate oi interest," six
per cent. This exhibits big difference
in the pecuniary liabilities Of the two
countries.
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THE JEws.-The Jews have every.
where preserved their own character and
even their national physiognomy. 1t is
easy 10 recognise the physical type of this
race. The Jewish race has an Eastern
seal upon it. 1t is serious-the features
strongly marked; the eye deep and ar
dent; the nose, lips, and forehead indi-
cate intelligence, skill and tenacity. Such
is also the pnysiognomy of the ancient
Jewish busts found in--Ihe East. The
complexion has sometimes chaaged.--
Some Jewish colonies in Africa ana India
are blackrothers are white.
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THE MEXICAN CuuRcH.-The present
head oflhe Mexican finances asserts with
entire confidence that the real property of
the clergy.of the Catholic @Aschin Mex
leo is Of the value of $Sb0,O00 900 TO
$500, 900, 900. In the city Of Mexico,
containing 5000 houses, worth 100000,
900, ,@the church owns one-half, and the
income has been estimated by the Minis
ter at fully $50, 100000. The estate in
mortmain alone amount to $50, 1000, 900.
A single ballustrade, about three hundred
feet long. in the National Cathedral, is
supposed to be worth one million of dol
lars.
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w 1T TO ITO oNI TIN
10 the dark home and the detested wife,

LoNGEvITY.--Some months since there
appeared in the London illustrated News
an obituary of Miss Elizabeth Gray,
teacher, who died in Edinburgh in April,
1866, at the age Of 1903, having been
born in May, 1913, who at the census Of
1851 was then the oldest person in that
CITY, and at her death was considered
the oldest inlScotland, Her Ode brolh'
pr died in 1898. twenty years before her
birth, and her father in 1855. So that
she survived her father lOl years, and
(Which is so much more extraordinary
that it may not again occur in century
her brother died 1873 years before her
She long taught school in her native city
and gentleman, now resident in Lon
don, stated that he attended it II years
ago.
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Court of Common Pleas for 1857.

Washington-Feb. "a, May 7, Oct. Is.
Athqns-March 9, May l8, October &c.
Meigs--M March II, May 26, Nov. 8.
Gallia- March 80, June |, Nov. 9.
Scio:o--Februsry 8, May II, Nov. 2.
pike--Fcbruary go, May 25 October 96.
Lawrence March 3, June l6, Sept. "a.
Jackson-March II, June Q. October IA.
Vinton--March %, June 8, October 90.
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Prospects Of Cheap VenisOn.

The Madison (Wisconsin) Argus of
the Cd instant says:
"A hunter in town to-day says the
woods are full ofslain deer, and they will
be brought to town with perfect rush as
soon as the snow will permit. The snow
is so very deep that the deer are easily
hunted down and captured, but is difficult
to get them out of the woods and on the
beaten road after they are slain. He states
himself and one or two others have about
forty hung upon tree, awaiting an oppor-
tunity to get them to market. The deer
are more numerous, we are told, this sea-
son than they were last, and as matter
of course venison will be more pentifully
supplied.
The same paper, in its issue of the 9th
says.
'The deer we spoke of a few days ago as
being killed off so rapidly are beginning
to make their appearance. Yesterday one
hundred and eight were brought in from
RiChland county, and were shipped cas-
this morning via railroad. The lot weigh
ed ten tons, or over one hundred anC
eighty.6ve pounds on an average, w
dOut whether such lot can be got togeth
or by the hunters of any other state.
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FroHr.-A fight occurred one night
last week, at Kings Grocery, wherein the
lady Of the house received couple of
licks and kicks; one man had his hand
cut severely by breaking in window, he
WAS brought before the Mayor and fined
and imprisoned Dog.leg whiskey was
tho cause OF the whole affair.
"0h, Whisky is a good thing,
And plenty can DO bought
Oh! drink when you get dry.
FOs certainly you ought, -
To 60 It while your young,
When you get old you can't,
Let scandal hold her dirty tongue,
And bid dull care avaunt."
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.

SENArE.-Cpon motion of Mr. Weller,
q resolution was adopted requesting the
Secretary of War TO communicate the cop
les of all correspondence not heretofore
furnished. relative to the proceedings OF
the Vigilance Committee OF San Francis
co in 1856.
On motion of Mr.. Bigler resolution
was adopted for the appointment ofa Com
mittee to ascertain and report mode of
examining the votes for President and
Vice President and for notifying the per-
sons of their election.
Mr. Kelly by the unanimous direction
of the investigating committee, reported
a resolution requiring the Sergeant-at-
Arms to bring before the committee James
W. Simonton, to answer, upon the sum-
mons of the Speaker, such questions as
may be propounded to him. The reso-
luton passed.
Mr. Barbour, from the Committee on
Judiciary. reported a resolution that John
G. Various, the District Judge for the
District of Texas, be impeached of high
crimes and misdemeanors, pending which
the House adjourned.
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

Mr.. Buchanan dined this evening with
the President, in company with both la
dies and gentleman. Among the latter
were Crittenden, Douglas, and tho Post
master General.
1t is regarded as singular fact, that
during the consideration Of the Mime
sofa and Oregon Bills in the House to-day
not one word was said about their ad'
mission into the Union with or without
slavery, and the bills themselves are al
together silent on that subject.
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A DastardlV Outrage.

On the morning OF Sunday, January,
10Th says the Xenia Torohlight, Mr..
Holmes, of.Cedarvlle, found upon en-
terng his stable, that fend in human
shape, with an ak, severed the ham
strings and main artery OF two very fine
horses. One OF them was down when
Mr.. II. entered the stable, and died short
" alter; the other lived until toward eve
ming. The snow on the ground enabled
him TO trace footsteps from the stable to
a house. occupied by all lrishman by the
name OF. (.William larlney, who had been
working for Mr.. Holmes, and had some
difficulty with him on settlement. A
warrant was issued for the arrest OF Hart.
aey, and upon visiting his house, blood
was found upon his boots and upon his
ak, VIII was found secre,ed under his
bed at the time OF his arrest. Circum.
stances pointed him out so unmistakable
as lhe villain, that Esq Currie required
security for his. appearance at court. In
default of,he. -. bail, he was com
mil mined ' aw awaiting
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ONE EACH w read in ihe Norman
die. "A most extraordinary fact has
just occurred in.the. neighborhOod ol Con-
levlle, for which SEMITIC men will find it
difficult to account, The daughter of a
fisherman, Marie O., who married
about a year ago John D---,an a negro
sailor, native Of an English colony. has
just given birth to twins a girl and boy,
The ormer is white like the mother, and
the latter black like the iather."'
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e- We are in receipt of the February
No. Of the Masonic Review. 1t is always
well filled with the very best articles for
the edi6cation Of the Craft, and may be
read with profit and pleasure by all who
wish TO inform themselves of the princi-
pies of Masonry. Published by G. Moore,
Cincinnati, Ohio, at $4,000 per annum.
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rOgrpBs has been made ther
fOE1
l857
1858

Here is a gain of NINE Senators with a
loss of ONE, viz: Pugh instead Of Chase
in Ohio.
The election in Indiana for Senators,
will hardly take place, so that in reality
the Democratic party will have lost TEN
Senator's, since it commenced the war up
on Free Principles.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Mr. Buchanan
left this morning. accompanied by twenty
or thirty Of his political friends.
The Committee of Ways and Means oI
the House will make favorable report on
the Senate Submarine Telegraph Bill.
The House Post Office Committee have
postponed further action on the steam
Mail Service until Thursday.
The u S. Treasurer reported the net
amount subject to draft on the Goth ult.,
at 1921 ,496 ,88l,
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SThe mean, low-liled thief, that
stole those shirts from the yard of Mr..
Gardner, Of this place, some time since,
is informed that he is closely watched,
and had better return them or their equiv
alent, or he will get old frank after him
with "Sharp Stick"
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A WHOLE FAMILY TO BE IluNG'-i" '
five negroes--a grandmother, mO'nJ
and three sons, (the oldest nineteen S% ",
the youngest twelve,) who killed 'oF"
master, the late George Green, in Prince
William county, Va, on Chrls,m"
night last, we're fully convicted on luss
day night week last, after lasting wv
days. They we're sentenced 10 be huOv
in thirty days after the date Of their cor
victicn.
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The first issue of paper current
Cuba was authorizee by aspecial De
of the Captain General, on the cath,
to take effect on the ed inst. The y
authorized to be issued is $3.50, 900,
bills of $50, 500, $500 and $780,
When this amount shall have been absord
ed in the cirulation, furtherissues lh
made. These bills are issued
BanCo Espanol. i. %
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|The belfry of the New School
House, is very pretty and appropriate,
showing the direction of North, East,
South and West. also, large Fish, which
shows which way the wind blows. The
Bell 10 a fine toned one, weighing over
three hundred pounds.
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Examination, r


New 0RLEANs,
nation of Stringer,
scounding with the fd
of Orleans has been
ports that $40, 900 of tie 8
concealed in the state rooL
on board the Cahawba.
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Election of Republican U, $. Senators
in Place of Democrats.

In the four years since Pierce was
elected much has been done to renovate
the Senate. and four years more will pro.
badly make Congress completely Bepub-
ican. The following changes in the Sen
ale, since March 1858, will show what
progress has been made there:
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The TERRITORIES. There are n

THE TERRITORIES. There are q -
for settlement the Territories OF Mime
sofa, Oregon, Nebraska. Washington
New Mexico. Utah, and Kansas. These
Territories contain millions of scres Of
land, rich mineral deposits, fine water
courses, and extend through some seven
teen or eighteen degrees of latitude, witt
generally an excellent climate.
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10 See New Arrangements of time on
the N & c. Rail Road, in another col
unn.
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GgR N. CoRwINE, Of Cincinnati ID
solicited by large number Of citizens Of
Hamilton Co. to allow his name used as,-
candidate for the House Of ReprestSta.
tives, against Mr.. Slough, recently e&peF
ed from that body.
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Ory- Our thanks are due to the Hon. U.
F. Moore for package of seeds, flom the
Patent Office.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 80.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. oo'
{ The steamer Empire City is coming up.
She touched at Greytown and brought off
81 of Walkers recruits.
Greytown is in possession of the Costa
Rieans ..
Walker had not been heard from for
three weeks,
THE Costa Ricans being in possession
of Greytown, cuts off his CopFS@A'ca'ion
with TN Atlantic coast, - ...,
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EAn immense assemblage was at %

0rAn immense assemblage was at"
Capital at Washington on the s9th.
The death of Mr.. Brooks was annOu'v
ced in the Senate by Mr.. Evans. HNG
was followed by Messrs. Hunter
Toombs; and in the House by Mr.. he
who was followed by Messrsr Camp
of Ohio Clingman, and Savage.
The last incidentally justified 5
tack on Mr. Sumner, which was erI;
ly distasteful to his listners. -
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H The Hon Samuel Prentiss. iorRi
erIy a Senator from Vermont and Judgs
OF the United States District Court, died
at Montpelier on the 18Th. .
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EF The Hon II. 8. Bundy will ac'
ecpt our thanks for Legislative Doeu-
mente.
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From Mexitv

New ORLEANS, Feb, q
Vera Cruz TO he COY
Soto retires from the Nil
There were rumors ox
ton at Puebla
San Luis affairs remaiI
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Ry The dispositiorI
bankers, creates a mo
crediting twenty-five
Some Of the banks contiI
posit. !
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gPt!eo. A. Croiut, general Advertisement
Agent, next door to the Post Office, Philadelphia,
l. our agent for procuring Advertisements ana
Subscription for that city, and has full power TO
collect the amounts due this Office, Tor the same
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0TIt is estimated that lht number d
persons Inflicted with Insanity 4
the United States. reaches st presel!a
900, 900, ! -
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The New York Miro
ted that one of "our rich !
Astor,) has now a regrl2A
600 a day; or about 81
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EH Thirty thousand passengers wG
carried last year by tie steamships fsV
tween Europe and the United SlsIes ir
Guiding Eastren and Western pass
ages.
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EyThst distinguished and most phil

EgThat distinguished and most phil
osophical politician, Senator Toombs, who
is going. "on some Fourth of july" we
suppose (though he has denied the inten-
ton J, "to call the roll of his slaves "on
Bunker Hill" and who has favored us SO
often with his views of Slavery in the ab'
stract, took occasion in the Senate on
Wednesday to declare assisted probably
by his recollection OF Hobbes) "that wal
is the natural state of man. We have
now the two leading points ofthe Toombs
philosophy. Slavery is the natural state
of man, and war is also the natural state
of man. Now, if the second proposition
should be reduced to practice in Georgia
where the first is pretty we'll estab
We beg leave to ask what woY
natural state e - oomb
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ry We have received few heads o.

ET We have received q few heads OF
the barley spoken Of ia the article follow
ing, which can be seen at our Office. We
expect to receive a small package of it in
. shol time, and will furnish few grains
to those of our farming friends who wiah
TO cultivate it.
wAuLEY WITHOUT BEARDSN
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The. Bedford, fud. s.
a retailer of spirituous+
at the late term of the cdt
ty, $640. They are e4j
to put a stop TO the sale
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District Court for 1857.

Below will be found the times of holding
the District and Common Pleas Courts
for The neighboring counties:
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[From the National Intelligencer.l
Sharp, And to the Point.

Mr.. SAMUEL MENEAR, of York, one of
the Democrats who voted for SIMON CAM
ERoN, was boarding at Wits "Pennsyl-
vania Hotel, in Harrisburg. Six Dem
ocratic members who were boarding there
also addressed letter to Mr.. Menear, in
which they requested him to quit the ho-
tel, as his presence was obnoxious to them.
Mr.. Menear replied to them, and then left
the tavern. The following is the cores
pondence:
"HARRIsBURG, Jan IA, 1857.
"Mr. SAMUEL MENEAR:
Dear Sir: The undersigned, boarders
at the Pennsylvania Hotel, feel that they
can no longer (withont doing injustice to
themselves) meet you on those terms of
perfect equality which members of high
and honorable body should have for each
other We therefore hope that, knowing
your presence to be diSagreeable to us
you will without delay leave the house.
"B Nunnemacher, Jesse Pearson,
Michael Hoffman, Franklin Nc
Twain, Chas. NJ. Leisenring, John
G. Evans"
JANUARY IA, 1857
&C. NJ. Leisenring, j. G. Evans, B. Nun
nemacher, ] Pearson, y, Hoffman,
F. Mcllvain:
81 have received your note of this date,
in reply to which | have to say that. feel
ing that have done nothing which, as
an independent Democrat, l ought not to
have done, am unwilling longer to as,
sociate with persons who evince, by this
note, that they have SO little knowledge
Of what is becoming in members of a high
and honorable body, and who, on this ac
count, are not fit associates for gentle
men who can associate on terms of equal
ily. AS | cannot consent to meet sucl
men on terms of equality, it is my inten
tion TO leave house of which they arr
inmates. SAMUEL MENEAR.'
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Ey-H. 4. ScnELL, late of the firm Of Skillin,
Tssscher, Owen 1 Sche United States 4 Foreign
Newspaper A dveTtising Agent, hoaatS building,
s35 Broadw New Yogk.
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Ah0ui y
Z g. s..'sa SaSiss, .! asy nisyills lie
Ian 80 Ss that a few niyh,,s s y on a
sI~ ,eanba Soman gave birth 70 "'is : rs mol only
s,SIo@i ssr lno,I q The Ievee. which formed, but
Psrler'ly !. r.'a developed anGe,hi r% A modern '
R RssS ss'(i's :pd Iad ~ 'SiaSs infant.
TheSAsp.ierset (Ky.) Democrat says
that a cMld was born at that place last
week, which had but one leg and one arm.
The hand contains four well'developed
fineers--no thumb--and the foot but two
tOes, There are no bones in the neck or
head save a small part of tho cranium.--
No eyes, mouth, or nose is visible
On Monday lady stopped at the Mad
son House, Covington, n.y. with her
husband and thirty.two children. She
was the mother Of them all. lfthis car
be beat, we are extremely desirous of re
ceiVing the Information.
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Cincinnati Produce
CINCINNATI, FtA

CINCINNATI, nc y
FLouR-$5 q5t05
GRAIN-Corn at So
ley, good, at 81 80,
PRovlaoNs--I.aEd1!
con Sides and Shoulders
Pork $18 30 Hams l04@ld5s
SUGAR--104Oll4c.
MoLAssEs-73cts.
T.. CoFrEE-1l@llic.
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JACKSON. c. II. oHEov
THURSDAY, Feb. S, 1857

c#~F. w. HURT Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, No. /
Bssop's Building, n. W. cor. Walnut Sixth SITS,
are our sole Agents to procure subscriptions and ad'
versisements, in that city.
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E VIM. H, Garland exl
the City of New Orleans,
months ago for embe.sie
in that city.
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~ Miss Jenette "
So, 900 from ". S--Rlr.i.:
Conn, because he promised
and didn't do it.