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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-14
AN ACT,
961
April 8, 1857

To amend section 526 Of an &C! entitled "Aa
act to establish a Code Of Civil Proee.
durs," passed March IL, 1853.
See l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That section $40 Of al
act to establish code of civil procedure, passed
March II 1853, be 20 amended as to read IS
follows Sec 526. When judgment or final
order has been or shall he reversed either in
whole or in part, in the court of common pleass
the district court, or supreme court, the court
reversing the some tLall proceed 10 render such
Judgment as the court below should have ren"
dered, or remand the cause TO the court below
for such judgment aud the court reversing
such Judgment or fnal order, shall not issue
execution in causes that are removed befOrs
them on error, on which they pronounced judge
ment, as iiores aid but shall send special maze
date to the court below, as the case may require
to award ex culion thereupon and such court
to which such special mandate is sent, shall
proceed in such cases in the same manner as il
such Judgment or final order had been rendered
therein and on motion, and coed cause shown.
IL may suspend any execution made returnabls
before it by order Of the court of common plesss
the district court, supreme court, in the same
manner as If such execution hal been issaed
from its own court, but such power shall not
eYtend further than to STAY proceedings, uAnl
he mltter can be further heard by the court of-
common pleas, the district court, or suprsms
court as the case may be Provided, this seq
uon shall not apply to judgments Of justices Of
the peace.
'Sec. 2. Original section 526 is hereby repeal.
ed, and this act shall taks sffict on its passage
'rs n. IL. VAN WORRIES.
House q RepTes essntatives.
AI1IOS.: II, FohD. :
esidout-ul the sg.Ass
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-14
.TNo79l
AN ACT

10 amend an act entitled "An act to inco
original surveyed townships,' passed
1881.
SLcTioN |. Be it enacted by the Gene!
bly, uf the State Of Chic, That section az
act Cntitled an "Hct tO incorporate tie N
vcyed townships. passed March Il. ISL M
am ended rs to read as follows:
That in such township or fractionas township
wherein section No. 70 Is reserved it sEalkt tho
duty Of the Trustees to meet on the first Monday OF
\ Aprll annually ut the most convenient place ne'g~
est the Cuniro Of such township fractional town.
ship, and tuen make dividend Of the rents and in
ttrcst accruiDg from said section ~ to each reg
Iuus society agreeaLly to the thirteenth section Of
the act to which this is an amendment and in MT
king such dividends each society shall be entitled
tJ receive II just proportion Of the money received
by tho treasurer.
Sec 2. That section l6 Of the said act bo amen
dod so as to read as follows: Sec. 10. That whom
ever and SO often il may become necessary by the
terms of amy lease, and by the'law authorizing the
leasing of either Of said sections or any part Of
lot of either Of said sections, it shall be lawful and
1t is hereby made the duty Of the trustees of any
original surveyed towrship fn (which any of said
lands may be Situated to apply to the court Of com
mon pleas of tho proper county by petition setting
said re a1praisementr it shall also be the duty Of
said trustees to give each.6 said lpesees, assignee
or as.igncey atftast tweniydays notice in wrbing
of the tendency efsuohsnetitipn, and The court Oh
being sati.Redsof tho fifth Of said petition am
thatthe notice aforesaid tas-been gwen, shall u,
an order appointing Three diainterestcd citiz(
said county, whose duty 1T shall be to apprTi
oatb or affirmation. within twentydIys) 81
pfadt. or part If lot o. land, on actual
nf wilhout reference to the mlprovenl2
and within five days thercafeer to Z
rort of such appruisement, and
together with said order Of coy
the township in which said La :. 8 S
said court shall make such
payment and taxation Of
and equitable. -
act entitled "an apt
veyed townshiEl
| tS rYeGtsd;
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-14
mo. 90 I

April 8, 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Birds in their little nests agree, and lis saane1
fnl sight when children Of one family fall out, ana
rage, and fight So p;ped DR.. Watts, with more
s,od nature than elegance, and greatly, let trust
to the reconciliation or prevention Of innumerable
nursery feuds. But in spite OF the excellent sug-
seston of the Doctor and Of the formidable fate of
Cain who with all bis descendants caaetogreatgref
b, disreesrding these simple pjunctions, two distn-
oni,bed brothers, viz: Audrex Jackson Donelson
and Dsniel s. porelsor, havef out aud, to make
matters worse, have not husbed the matter up in
tie family, bat have insisted upon fighting It out In
the public prints, ard to that end have emitted in
The Tennessee newspapers divers aud Iundry cards
procIamations, explanations, attacks and defenses
Of by DO means pbiladelphian character. Persons
Of an exceedingly vigorous memorywll recollecsthai
last ca, Andrew Jackson DonelsOn above mentioned
uss a candidate for the Vice Presidency Of the
United States but did not run with that rushing veo-
city which 10 requisite for success-s fac. which does
NOT appear 10 have added to the natural sweetness
of his disposition. 1t seems that in this momtntous
contest. when Andrew J. had night to expect the
frsternsl cooperation, comfort aid and allotment OF
Daniel that unnatural brother, blind 10 the honor
Of tie family, and unpndful Of the ties of eonsau-
euipity. did. "with all the powers of bis vigorous
nature. battle against the election Of the said An
drew. and to the great scandal and disgust Of that
lonesome and unfortunate candidate. Il c9EA NO.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Imperial meetings follow. each other in quick
auccession. After Stuttgart comes Weimar, though
in wholly different conditions. The interview al
Stuttgart between Louis Napoleon and Alexan.
Ger III. was between two gentlemen, wishing for
each others personal acquaintance, and meeting on
terms of perfect though ceremonious equality.
Neither did too much or too little on the occasion.
AL ,he rules of courtly propriety were observed,
and it cabot be said that one Of tie Emperors
slowed more esgerness than the other for the en-.
counter, thus carried out with good taste and care
fer all national dplomatcal ard personal considera.
tions.
At Wenar the show was very different. Francis
Joseph of Austria his court and bis Official advisers,
frightened at the friendly passages between Russia
and France, and the. consequent isolation Of Aus
tria, dsmsded pitifuDy to be forgiven their pecca.
dilloes toward the Car. Alexander III. treated
these advances with remarkable cOolness, refusing
the desired interview. Frances Joseph was impor.
tunate, begging the permission to meet Alexander
somewhere on his journey through Germany. SO,
finally, it was reluctantly granted to the Hspsburgh
to approach the RoDanof while be was changing
customary for humble petitioners to approach them
at their relays and present their requests.
The Court of Vienna has made great advances.
To soften Russia, Count Buol, the Premier and
the main spirit Of the anti Russian policy, must Of
course be sacrificed as the seapegost. He 10 to
retire On account Gf health, this being the fashion
with dsgraced cOurtiers and ministers. We do not
believe, however, that all this humiliation Of Vienna
will in realty improve her relations with Russia or
that their inward mutual hatred can be cured
They will growl less at each other, make polite
erimaces and cold friendly smiles a. each other,
but at the bottom the bitter feeling VIII remain the
same. There is no danger, as acme European pol
iticians forebode, that Francis Joseph will bring
over Alexander III. to the side of Austrian policy
in regard to Italy and Sardinia. Russian, or-as
some say in Germsny-the PaD slayistic pride may
feel itself satisfied the past may be avenged, 1T
least partially, at the sight of the AustrO. German
Emperor stealing humbiy Ito al sudience of TIE
Cor, with meek apologies for bis conduct during
tie ldet war
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

hspectors aud CaDvsssers are 10 be elected By
be people at the November Election. Tkey ere
chosen BY the O.d method, three Inspectors and
brse Canysssers for each Election District; bat
ohly two Lames are TO be put on tie tickets, tie
;tiId being the highest Oh Tie opposing ticket by
lbis neal the party having the majority OF yotes
in an ElectCn District sets t8o Inspe 'ors and two
CsLvs.sers While the party pol ng the rext highest
vote se.s one Inspector and ore CanSs,ser. II lie
Of great importance that hoLes. AID intelligent
men .tould be chosen to these places Transparent
boxes. careful clerks and .trir gent challenging may
do much t, prevent fraud; but when ali this Is
cote, corrupt CaL7a,sers nay pat down for Smith
half tie votes gwen for Brown, OILY taking care 20
leep the aggregate in accordance with the poll list
II has teen frequently charged tkat a csrsain high
,tfcial VAS thus counted in after tie polls closed
ard in close coLte.t il s ea,y to 10 tbs il suca
msprer as 70 render detection impossible, OF if
ever fould out il would be called a. uLinter.iona
error. Care should De taken 10 get true ard eff.
cien. me into these places-uen &c whom tie peo
PIE have eel I'D, zee. Thus ia. We believe 10 noui
rst.Cns tsye teen made; hut IS tte-e arc more
,b5n ese tholtsId .ucn ffce-s to be provided AID
cSy TIVE wteis ~ DO i n, ttete IS 20 ;iI, ~ b.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
a1taris Dailu Gribnre
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1857.
Proclamation.

Proclamation
By HE Ezoeney JOHN KsG GOseynor ef the State Of Nec
York
humble Of our dependence Almighty God for all
tie benefits and blessings enjoy renders especially proper
this time return thanks to the Great Giver Of all good
for another year OF pnteous hAves and health The
promise that stedne aud harvest shall fail has been
ssnsy manifested during the past season. while health
and eonteDtmeut have dwelt within borders For those
gracious Of the power and goodness Of God
the People Of th State to assemble together and
raise their united praise and thanks Him In whose hands
the ues Of e and desth that they have been permitted
20 witness ard enjoy during another year the noble works of
Hs hsndsthe fostering Of His goodness and mercy To
that end and In accordance with the established hereby
desirrste and sppout THURSDAY, the TWENTY sIxTH
DAY OF 0vEMBER NEXT as day OF general Thsnksgiv
ing and Praise to Anshy God Heavenly Father aud
v al to unite in sOmest and right acknowledgment Of His
power aud goodness and Of our helplessness
IL witness whereof have hereunto sgued my name and
fxed the Prvy Seal Of the State, at the City Of Al
IT, bany this seventeenth day of October n year
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud ffty-seven
BY the Governor.
(Signed JOHN A. KING
HENRY l. SEAMAN, Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20
Lest. They viii b voted for % q sep,ns s.t,.
and in Q separate box.

We do not believe there is resOeet.bl. 49,.
of New-York, no matter what his partv .o,...
tions, who does lot desire he dsssst Of r.r,..n.
Wood. But in spite Of this unAaimou, f,.,;,. - !.
prospect is that he win triumph, a. Ia n. a.. .s
before, by the divisions Of his opponents. n r.
Ant.Wood Democrats nominate 9 caodid.s. ~.
Reiormers another, the Americans luotAs, al a.
Republicans another, Wood viii certainly n /, -
lease of power and the opportunities Of pisaa.
But why should these divisions Be carisd m.
the Municipal election Why should tie ssaiSs
members Of the other parties devote tAsuss,,..
thus efficiently to the service Of wOOd' For or
part we have long labored to free the MunsipI
Government from its dependence on natooal Or
State politics; and We are now ready to give 9
jealous supper. to any tolersbIe candidate isr
Mayor On whsm il may be possible to unite. Our
own candidate would be Mr.. ROBERT J. DnIox,
man to whose politics we cherish total hostliy,
be being Q Hunker Democrat He has not Tie
.Tshtest desire to bs Mayor, 90 far - we m
aware; nor do we even know that he would accept
the Office. But be is eminently it forit, and woull
be in every way available - candidase' sad w
suggest bis name for the consideration Of all parties
accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

The Little Rock ARK. Democrat, in referencehs
provision in the Constitution Of that State By whieh
the establishment of banks is prohibited, renarts
that the citizens are only troubled BY "the wodA.
al less rag currency from Tennessee, the Csrolinas
Georgia and Kentucky" May we take tie y.
erty to sssgest that If the people of Arkansas wosN
but undertake the discharge Of the public dsbt Of
that State, upon which no interest has ben psa
for some twenty years past the holders Of Arkanns
stocks would probably be well content 10 take svsa
bank rags in payment The Southern banks msy
be very ragged, but the repudiatirg State Of Ar.
ksrsas 10 a specimen Of total financial nudity.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

JoHF W FEzDcs was yesterday Nominated p'
Senator after sharp coptest by the Rspub issn Con
vertioE cftts IX;hDhtrLct composed Of w-sscSe'tef
Rceklad ard Pu'ram Courfes. Mr.. Ferdon vss
chosen two yea's srcs es an American aud hes serveS
20 scoeptsby tLMa very general dssirs il expresses
str bis reelection Thoush not disttetly RspueL-
can be has sroeetly s!mpait sed Srip tue sno'.s |"
prevent the exrsu.ior Of sassry, and exerte- LA
sefto secure Repubhesn triumph IN 'oe eig''"
ton @ the lat House Of ReprssstsAtvs.' Hiss
IL the Senate en- qussticr' ffvclviDg Hum'n k'g''
have usasly beer cas-. With those ofihe Repueicsn,
Now Il a. Ap1e.icapi.r bss ceased 70 be posM
even ;ormidsbs bugbear, we zee not why ksPs'
car, shoua &c, elect bin rsaer thsn surendef W.
Dstio,iO q supporter Of Buchshst' K'n'a poA"
erd the Dred Sc It decision. fsT esfne': a1a e'e
z ,bl. Republicans toltsd frcG tie C0sV'a''a ''-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

matters yesterday, was for the better. Stocks, in
which there is more disposition to speculate, re-
covered somewhat from the depression Of Saturday,
and the market closed buoy ant, though not very &C.
tive Money is still dear, and transactions limited.
Domestic exchanges are gradually becoming equal
lied. Arrangements between the Metropolitan and
Suffolk Banks have been made, in accordance with
which the former takes all New-England money
which 10 received by the latter-whicb excludes for
the present Rhode Island biIs-at per cent dis
count The metropolitan, as well as other banks,
is aboshiDg the system Of paying interest upon
balances practice thought to be prolific OF evli
The bank statement Of tie week has on the whole
given satisfaction. From abroad we hear little
news. Everywhere failures are still taking place.
and numerous extensions being granted. One firm
in this city has resumed payment. The following
is the bulletin of the day.
RAIcUEL & Co., the heaviest dry goods house in
Philadelphia
Another prominent dry goods firm in the same place
susperded. The assets Of both are said to be large.
lesson & DAsJEE, bankers, s. Louis.
W GRTEsoUGH g. Co., hardware dealers,
j. M. HOLDEN, furniture dealer,
GEO. FORSYTH, chair manufacturer
KEITH T. THORNTON, clothing deaers, "''''A'
JK. CARTER e. Co., grocers,
w. p b. BROOKS, furniture dealer,
As an offset to these mercantile disasters, the
aumption Of payment by the long-estsbished COM
mis, ion house Of n. H. Wolfe & Co. of this city
should be noticed.
We shall doubtess have to wait some time yet
for thorough relief. When we ssy that advices
from abroad and the aspect Of things at home are
favorable, we must be understood as speaking in
comparative terms. The great steps to the rssto-
ration of confidence aud the reestablishment Of
trade az business upon prosperous basis are yet
to be taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

TIE German Democrats Of this city are nnvesu,-
ly uneophiscated. Hsns, transported from slow Ger
any to fast New.York is stll Hans, sober, podtng
| ard withal exceedingly suple-miDded. lie ikssths
rsme Of Democrat, and straghtway Tanmuy BE-
comes holy place. He multitudinous Celn osi'
tenpg on the spoils Of free country, and msgaes
hat he may have a. much for.the asking He spresS
insef n the wind before the autocrat Of Democracy
SKIS and gets q kick for his answer.
The German Democracy Of this City is organizedn
Ward Clubs; these elect deles ates to the CentrS
Club which is supposed to represent the German
speaking" Democracy. This Central Cub on '"sd.
nesday right held s its monthly wont, meeting 1t
the Shakespeare Hotel, Loksl much fequeuted By
the political Germabs. At this meeting the Club ~
simple enough to suppose that the fourteen Thousand
German votes which it represented would secure tho
nomination by the Tammany Convention Of such
candidate for Governor Of the Almshouse as il msk
recommend il being understood that be was TO ks
German. 1t therefore recommended as its ohS0s
Christian Schwartzwalder, a gentlemen better ksosn
to the public a. Col. Schwsrtzwalder, Of ths VA
Regiment. The excessive softLees Of the Glib ap'
pears in 81 especially strong light vhsa We
consider tie character Of their selection. toL
Sctwsrzwader lie q gentleman; he actually nsss
how to read and write intelhgby, and has nsvsrbs
Suspected Of swinoliDg the city anybody ess
by forgery or otherwise. These poor fellows seem
to have had some dim comprehension that they were
not doing quite right they made great sho~ OF hani
ity before Fernando and even went go unnecessarily
far to present him as tie Mayor Of their choice
the same ume--aDd here their simplicity appssis u
the broadest hsht-they made great outery ove'
frauds in the primary elections just as though Ueno
cratic Primary Election wa a sort Of thing IN whiea
fraud could be committed. Everybody knows 70"
there is no more opportunity or necessity for hsua
q Democratic Primary Election than in Dsmoc'sss
election in France. Here ss there, superior ofdsf o'
te mines upon the 20 De elected by the toos,w ,wh'
marched TO the polls aid 20 there to execae taAs
order with one or hundred ballots apiece, o. 10 NOS
Convenient Ihis Central Club ought TO know tai
the primary elections ofwhicb they compsin 80 ooe
fully ere engineered from Fernando Woods paro"
ID First averue. Thee men ought 70 kuow 20"
Gov. Dugro, whom they voted alnost uesnimousJ
MT to recommend, was preferred to Col. SchSsnz'
vaoer, wnom they yoteo qrite ubasiu1ousy TO ree@'
uelo, DsCaute Gov. u. can be used BY Fsrnsces
WoOc and Col. S. oar0o.. Tney mast learn that Pr
may Elections 10 the Democratic psry are cuiy m
means Of irtu a,irg to the rsrk sud die the viii Of
heir EASTER and that their indignation meetings, Of
ioh many are beng held all the city are laugh
iDs-stocks for al nep and especially for Mayor woed.
60 long ss the votes be counted for the asiAS
Of every fraud against which they protest @
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Lamentable as cur present misfort ine is in being
reduced TO an iredeemable currency, it is at least
no new thing in American experience. As to an
exclusive specie currency, that never existed
among us. 1t is well known that simultaneously
with the settlement of Virginia, tobacco, the staple
product Of that Colony, was made lawful tender
for the payment Of all debts. By an act of the
6rst Virginia Assembly, which met in 1919, Pur-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

From Iowa, we received late last night returns
from twenty six Counties embracing fully half the
population Of TIE State though the Counties yet to
be heard from are double their number. These re-
turns are thought by our Chicago correspondent TO
indicate Republican triumph in the State. At
the Spring Election the State was nearly tied; and
there Is so far Republican gain Of g. 800 that
vote II is cafe for the present to presume that
the result is doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

The Xth Congressional District Of INDIANA has
chosen as its Representative CHARLES CASE (Re
publican) in place Of Samuel Brenton, deceased by
about Mr. Btentons majority, whi,h was TO
IT gave 572 for Fremont in November. This
years unexpectedly favorable result hss been
sscured BY careful thorough canvass Of the district.
BY the candidates, speaking face to face.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

The Telegraph last night reported returns from
MisNrsOTA which place Sibiey (Shau) 900 asead
Of Ramsey (Rep in seventeen counties We fear
this elects Sbley.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

Several Of the clerks 10 the Surveyor. Generals
Office at Crest Sat Lake City have beea driven
from the Territory BY the Saints, who are rallyng
20 the defense Of Zion.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20


result:
William Bleakley, of Westchester. ........l?
John w. Ferdon. of Rockland. .........""
Edward Wells of Westchester. er.........."
Blanks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Convention thereupon proceeded TO q tr4
regular ballot, with the following result:
John w, FofdOn.
Jtnn ter00n.. ...s.s''..s.s..."
William Bleakley, ......................w
EDWARD w ellis. ---...'..''.. ....-....'....
Messrs. w. T. b. Milliken and David w. Tnns
here addressed the Convention in earnest deprecstou
OF Mr.. Ferdon's nomination. Mr.. Amssa L. Dean
briefly replied. The Chair decided that no nomination
had been made, and the Convention procsedsdto tos
second regular ballot which resulted as follows:
John w. Ferdor.. ..................",.H
William Bleakley, jr..-....-.........-...u
Whereupon JoHs w. FERDos was declared tbs
roninee Of the Conventioqs Adjourned.
We III rderstapd that portion Of the delegates, vao
were dissatisfied with the resut met soon after y
arother place ard placed Mr. Bleakley In nonnssio',
and that he has consented to BE- candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

What little change wac Noticeable in commercial
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

IXrH SEsArE DIsrRror.-The Republican Senatorial
Convention for this District was held ct Sing-Ssg
yesterday. Each County was found to 30 fully rspu-
sented. Harvey Kidd, Of Westchester, was called b
the chair, and John c. Colburn OF Putnam sa
Ferdinand l. Nichols Of Rockland were cAosa
Secretaries The Convention proceeded to ballot 10
formally for candidate for Senator with the following
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-20

HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsIA is free from
unpleasant and three times the strength of the
Caoiped hasnosis-
wod's Medal and Four Fret Premium Silver Med
awarded It. being the beet In the
the Druggists and country generally and
~ the manufactures. THOMAS J. HUSBAND Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-14
SUITABLE FOR CHRISrMasANDN NEW
YEAhS PRESENIs

John II. SMOOT, No lI9 SOUTH SIDE
~ Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. g has received
a great variety Of useful aud seasonable GOODS,
20 which L. Invites the attention Of both ladies
and gentlemen who may wish to make Christ
mas and New Years Present
EMBROIDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria Sets collars and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
Do do Muslin and Cambria Collars
great variety ClOw prlced) do
Worked Linen Sets and Linen do
Rich worked Muslin Sleeves
Black and white Lacs Sets and Collars
Worked cam0Tic and Muslin Bands
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Hemstitched, tucked and plain do
Black Chantilla and French Lace Wells
Worked, quilted and hooPed Skirts.
ALSO
MOIre Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
Closks
Double sad single Brocha and other Shawls
Rich Fancy and Black silks
Frenca MefinOs plaid MerInos
Plain and ptintsi Nous L'deIaInes
Best Paris Kid Gloves, all numbers
Kid and Buck Gauntlets
Ladies, gents asd children's Warm Gloves
Do Hosiery, Of every kind
Ponmonnaies, and ladies' Cabas
Gents Linen Cambria aEd silk Picket Handkfs
BACK and fancy SILK CTavIts, Sclrfs and Ties
6ents Shawis, Merilo aud Woolen Scsrgs
Cmfdren's Knit Tdlmis and Hoods
Ladies', ge1ts and boys' Comforts &C
With many other desirable goods which Will
be sold low TO cash or prompt customers
dec u J. SMOOT