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General Intelligence.

A spicy debate had occurred in the
House of Commons, originated by Mr..
D Israeli, which resulted in an address to
the Queen, promising every support to
the Government in the Indian difficulty.
Nearly all the parties charged by the
Paris Monteur with completely in the re-
cent conspiracy against the life of Napo-
leon, emphatically deny the charge, and
appeal to the British courts of justice -
Letters from Paris intimate that there is
sufficient evidence that France can de-
mand their extradition, but will content
itself by simply asking England to trans
port the parties convicted.
Letters to the London Times state that
the English and French Ambassadors at
Madrid had notified Spain that she could
not rely upon assistance from their gov.
ernments in the event of war with Mexi.
co, consequently Spain had acCeded to
their offers of meditation.
FRANcE.--Ledru Rollin and others
have Indignantly denounced the charge,
made by the Moniteur, that they were en-.
gagged in the recent conspiracy to assassin.
ate the Emperor. 'T1
The continental news is generally un'
important.
The dates from Hong Kong are to june
10Th, The Chinese fleet had been de-
stroyed after two severe engagements
The Chinese fought with unexampled OBJ
stnancy. The British had eighty-thret
killed and wounded. Major Kenarney il
among the killed
All was quiet in the North of China,
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OCTOBER ELBGTION.
To Candidates.

All candidates who are subscribers can
have their names announced in the Stan
dard for 81; those who are not will be
charged SO. The fee must in all cases
accompany the order to make the an
nouncement.
MEssRs. MATHEWS e. DRAKE:-Please an
pounce the name of NELSON t, CAVETT, as
suitable candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer for jackson County, at the October
Election 1851, subject Onlyto County nomi-
nation. ..ss.
AND oBLIGE MANY VOTERS.
MEssRs MATHEWS 4 DRAKE:-You are au.
thorized to announce H. ADAMS, as a can.
didate for Probate Judge of Jackson County,
at the ensueiug October Election.
sY-We are authorized to announce the name ol
p. P PRICE, as o candidate at the ensuing election
for the olise of Treasurer of jackson comfy, sub
ect to Republican county or general Convention
sBWe are authorized to announce the name oi
MARTIN OWENS, as candidate for Probate
Judge, at the ensuing October election.
% We are authorized 10 announce the name
ofJOHN L. LONG as a candidate at the ensu
ng annual election, for the office of Treasurer
Of Jackson county.
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EE-The Seneca CoTnty Bank notes
are now just as good as the NOES Of any
Bank in Ohio. The Treasurer OF State
informed US yesterday that he had in hi,
possession State stocks in value dollar lor
dollar for every bill in circulation of thaI
bank. We understand further, lhatthf
bills will be taken at par by Cincinnati
banks, and redeemed at TiGin in specie
We hope therefore, that the holders o
these bills wilno permit themselves L
be shaved by brokers, - Columbus Jour.
sal
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Partition Notice.

Sarah Sawyer and her husband Jacob Saw
yer, Ksrilla Partridge and her husband James
Partridge, all Of the county of jackson, Ohio;
Mary Jane Lepper and James Leppsr her hus-
band, of the State Of Iowa; Elizabeth Hide.
bran sad Isaac Hildebran, her husband Of the
State Of Missouri; and john Clark, Hester
Clark, Jonathan Clark, and Abigail Clark, mi
nor children, and Sidney Clark, widow, oI
Daniel CLARK, dec d, of Jackson county. Ohio,
will take notice, that petition was fb,d a,
gaIist them on the 18th, day Of Aug, a. d,
1857, in the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county Of Jackson, Ohio, by Jacob
D. Clapk, and isnow pending, wherein the sai :
Jacob Clark demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate to wit:--The porih-w esl
quarter of tie northwest quarter of section 5
range 10, township Z; the north-east quartet
OF the north, east quarter Of section 6, range ~
tow nshp 7; and the east half Of the sout
quarter Of section 3E township s, range
cept the part thereof contained within u
lowing boundaries; t'Beginnms.a ythe NORTH
east corner Of said tract running Thence welt
10 the extent Of the one half quarterlne; thence
south 10 the line Of the said half quarter thende
eas. with the meanders Of Poplar Bridge Rub,
TO the east line of said half qpafLer secLion;+-
thence north to the place of beginning contain
| ing (sad excepted part thereby seventy Fl Fe
acres more or less" all Of which said real Cd .
tate is situated in Jackson county and Statebf
0hiof and that at the next term Of said Couft,
the said Jacob d. Clark will apply for an Or
der that partition may be made Of said ppemi-
ses JACOB ID. CLARK
Aug I3, 1857, 2l-6w
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srRAws SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIN

STRAws SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIND
Blows Gen. Packer, the locofoco can
didate for Governor Of Pennsylvania, will
not canvasc the State with Judge Wilmot,
his opponent. Parker referred Judge
Wilmot's letter to the locofoco State Cen
tral Committee, and upon consultation.
declined sanctioning discussion on The
slavery issue. Those pro,slavory loCofo-
cos even in the free State of Pennsylvania
are afraid of the light.
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Hon. James B. CLAY.

At the latStleetion In Kentucky this
gentleman was elected to Congress from
the Fayette District, by the locofoco par
ly. As our readers all know, he is the
son of the Hon. Henry Clay. one of the
purest patriots and best Statesman that
ever lived. During his life time this same
Jas. B., was abe Ydent whig, and upon the
stump and elsewhere, did all he could to
repel the base and cowardly charges pre-
fered against his father. In short time
after, his father, that great and good man
died, he turned over to the locofoco party,
and is now found fighting shoulder to
shoulder with those who were his most
vile traducers. How unnatural such o
course, but what prompted it? Surely moi
a firm conviction that he was wrong in
supporting his father and the principles
he advocated. No, that is not it. He
wanted place and power. Hence his sud-
den summerset.
We do not wish to speak harshly of Mr.
Clay or any other public man. While be
is recognized as public man it does mol
follow that he is target to be indiscrimi
nately shot at by every body. but We
must say, in our judgment, that Mr.. Clay
is degenerate son of noble sire. To
day while we write. the hallowed spot o
Ashland, once the home Of Henry Clay
is being desecra!ed by locofocO jubilee
in honor of the election to Congress o.
Jas. B. Clay, renegade whig, who de
serted his own party, and crooked th'
pregnant hinges of the knee to the vil'
delamers of his fair fame. To-day who
will there congregate to do homer 10 I
traitor? Certainly not those who revere
the name OF Henry Clay.
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Behind the TImes.

We notice by the Cincinnati Gazette that quite
a connagratlon took place at that city few days
ago. The Company of tho Gin. & Dayton r, r.
came to the conclusion not to use the old card tick.
cts any longer, but to use tickets printed on paper
good only for one trip. This is much the best plan
each ticket printed paper will not cost more thar
mill piece. The SciOto II. V. II. r. manager,
long since adopted the paper tickets and arc very
well pleased with the arrangement.
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mcssengcr's Moving machine,

nTWe 6S&ce by the M'Arthur Jour
nal that the people of M'Arthur are agi-
tating the importance of completing the
S. q H. V. Rail Road to their town. In
this they are wise. 1t will be a greai
benefit not only to that fourshing town
but to all the surrounding country, and j
they know their own interests they vii
continue to roll on that ball until they art
bound with iron rails to the River City
thereby opening up good market for al
the surplus products of the fertile county
of Vinton. .... ....
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ssg-Tbo AD INTERIM of the HlIsborough Ga
zottc announces in last Friday paper that the ed-
tor was absent attending the Democratic State
Convention. This he offers as an apology for the
quantum of editorial, but says he will soon bO at
his post, when he will pour "HoT SHOT" into the
Republican ranks. So, stand from under the mighty
avalanche approaches.
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0yWe were shown most beautiful,
new and useful design of Wood Stove, at
the Manufacturing Establishment of P.
Hoop q Co., in this place. 1t is one Of
the best that we have seen, and is warran-
ted to give general satisfaction.
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0CT"The Ball in Motion. .'-HilSbor'
Ouoh G1zeIis.

GST"The Ball in Motion. .'-Hilisbor'
Ough Gazeits.
Ayel the democracy OF Ohio set it in
motion on the 9th inst, but its velocity
will be stopped on the Cd Tuesday of oC.
tober by the Republican forces of this
great Commonwealth ofours. The "scat-
tered forces" of the Republicans, as
you term that powerful organization
will then rout old locofocoism. They in
deed, to use your own language will
show bold 'front.'" Their arms Of be
nevolcnce are very large, they will simply
elect all the State officers. That will bt
the heighth OF their ambition. They ex
pect nothing more, nor will they be con
tent with anything less
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- SO Particular attention is directed to
rs advertisement OF Wa, EtpER, who has
wNtteu for publication, . full account Of
d Kano's Great Work. Arctic Explo-
rations, Fpemont's Exploits DIR, Kane's
First Narratives DC. &c, ANY one
wishing any Of these valuable works can,
by reference to the advertisement see at
what price they can be obtained.
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Young America Furnace

We were misinformed as to the damage
done the Young America Furnace. Our
informant was mistaken as TO its extent
Mr.. Draper, one of the employees, informs
us that it was but small and will be repair
ed in few days.
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Ohio Criminal Law and Forms.

This is tho title of a valuable law book recently
published by WM, WARREN, of BelfountainO, o.,
lawyer of tho first order of legal attainments
ltis an invaluable work for Justices of the Peace,
Mayors, &C., as every thing necessary to giveinfor-
nation relative to criminal law plainly spread up
on its pages.
1t is for sale in this place at R. Hardng's Book
Store. Price $3.50. 1t contains 478 pages, neatly
printed and well bound.
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lzB-HARRY BNoHAM, ono of the propriotors of
the Biggs House, Portsmouth, has gone West with
bis family and expects to locate. The Hotel will
remain in the hands of N. Bingham, his BROTHER
Success to both gentlemen.
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THE Two New LOCOMOTIVES. The
scioto and Hooking Valley Railroad Com
pany, have procured from Taunton, Mas.
sachusetts, two very neat, beautiful and
substantial locomotives; one of which is
called 'Hamden, the other Macarthur.
They will weigh from l6-tO 10 tons each
They are now both running on tho track
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E1- WM. TREAylT, formerly Secretary
Of State has been been appointed Consul
at Valparaiso. The appointment is at
least as good one as is generally made
by the present powers that be-"
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d5-Particular attention is directed to the adver
tisemcnt of RoBNsoNs q Co. They offer for sale
several tracts of good farming land. Call at Sciotc
Furnace and see Mr., Geo. s. Williams, who viii
give you oil necessary information as to tho lands
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American Party Momin ations,

The American party Of Highland coun-
ty met in Hllsborough on the lst inst,
and nominated full county ticket, N, N
DELrPLNE is the candidate for Represen-
tatiye to tho Ohio Legislature.
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n LIS Il A 4 EN n
"a SlQMRAPMY.
by william Elder.

In announcing tfs Life of Dr. Kane, we are
but anticipating the wishes of thousands and
thousands of the admirers Of that great man.
Having been perSonsl friend Of the deceased.
and enjoying large share Of his confidence.
DR.. Elder is well qualified to do justice to the
subject.
This work will btissued in one handsome oeA
tavo volume, and will equal in every respect trs
superb volumes of''Arctic Explorations" re-
Gently published. 1t will contain new full
face portrait, e1ecjted on steel, as we'll as en-
cravings of his residence, tomb, medals, dc
In order to give trs work large circulation
it will be sold at thu low price Of I.5O.
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The American State Convention.

. NJ NN1HAVNAVNsH@ ~NNNVN
This Convention met at Dayton on tn
5lh inst, and put in noVinaIion a iul
ticket, composed as follows;
For Governor.
Coz. PETEE VAN TRuMP, Of y
'~ Lieut.. GOvefaofS
N. T. Nash, Of Lucas. s.cop| (. /.
State Trsa:aS,
JoRATnNAN HARsHMAN, of 'sfI .
Board of Publ - .ssss q
WIZ, r. ARTHUR, of Highland county.
Secretary Of Sthte,
c. G. ALLEN, of ROJs,soeG.g.
Supreme Judge,
JouN DAvENPoRTE, of Belmont county.
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gg- Hon. Mr.. Rusk, Senator from the
State Of Texas committed suicide on the
asth ult,, by shooting himself through the
head with arihe,
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IaT-Thero is to be a Firemens State Celebra.
ton at Dayton, on the 10th of September. The
City Council of that City has appropriated 500 tC
defray the necessary expenses for the occasion.
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or An American State Convention as.
semblsd atJacksOn, Mississippi and nomi-
mated q full State ticket
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0a-Persons wishing to purchase Fur
niture. Household goods. &c, can now
have IAN opportunity by attending Mr..
evenson's Sale See Advertisement, !
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PURLIr

J WILL offer at pablia
J$kson County, 0hJ,
1877, House and whole L
Rad, Corner Lot; WellHEisha
Ilase l6by 36 Feet, Two Storisk
PAce in each Room, well finished Il
ltnow rents for $50 pei snnum.
TERMS OF SALE,-ons lhirs
tlird in one year; one third In two
tth cent interest ON deiEered pawn
gwen. and deed made with last
Aug.l3tds Webster, S.
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Four Days Later From Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIA.
QUEBEC, Aug. 10.

The steamship India, with dates from
Liverpool to the 28th ult., has arrived
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rae Ntate OH OHIO, jackson, County,


Daniel Ragland and Pat !
sey c, his wife, Pl'fs, Court Of Common
Va Pleas.
James Jackson, VIM, b.
Jackson, Ruben RagIahd
d Eve his wife, Thos Jack In Partition.
son Sol Jackson, def's.
The said Defendants will take notice that
Petition was filed against them on the 10th day
OF August, A. d. 1857, in said Court, within
and Tor said county, by the said Plaintiffs, and
is now pending, wherein the said Plaintiffs DE-.
mands Partition Of the following real estate TO
wit:--Part OF the northeast quarter Of sectbn
twelve, township six, in range twenty, cgn-
tanning forty acres; also, part Of the north vest
quarter of the south east quarterin the section
town ana range aforesaid, containing twenty
acres also, part Of the north east quarter ol the
southeast quarter Of said section town and
range, containing twenty acres, making toeeth.'
er eighty acres Of land, situate in JacksopC c.
aforesaid; being the same Tracts or par
land sold and conveyed byS John u
Nancy his wife on the 2lst dag.al Nov
A. D 1851, to James Jackson $
son, Eve Jackson, Thomas
Jackson, and Solomon JasX
the said James Jacke1
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Ohio Annual Conference.

The annual Ohio Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will con,
asns IN Chilliaothe on Wednesday 26th
Bishop Morris viii be present to
10. II. WARREN, who has been the
Of this Station breaches his last SER
Asabbath next, and will leave for
alE.iu the week following.
iends in this region will
ytbAeconomy Of the Church.
emain longer with them.
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OBITUARY.
WDeath Loves a Shining Mark" "

Departed this life in jackson, Ohio, in the full
assurance of an endless rest, MR. HENRY IL.
HELP ENSTINE, in the forty fifth year ofhis
age. Mr.. Helphenstine was the son Of William
aud Sarah Helphenstine aud was born October,
;sll. In the year 1882 he emigrated . Ohio,
and settled in the town Of jackson, whefe he re
sided until the day Of his death, For several
years he was the subject Of afiliction. several
--sfS --monsfSs before his death he was confged to his
room and most OF the time to his bed, but he en-
dnredHhe afiiction patiently, as SEEING Him
whosas invisible. Sometime previous to his
80 he expressed himselfto the writer as being
Dved, II il was the will Of his Maker to re-
Ahim to the spirit land.to mea his Judge in
and hs also expressed a fesire to unite
NJ: 2. Church, which deirew was grant
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Could not the Journal find time. TO deny
that Chase advised Breslin 10 deposi
500 600 or thereabouls in rotten Gin
cinnati bank, Of which he was oensul and
soliciIorl-- Statesman.
What is the use OF den yi12s ,
liesl As soon -
is manufacturei
Statesmen is As
told. There
the whole stat
or It's scavsn
Gov, Chase
have. Net
Lany fear %
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DR.. Kanes First Narrative.

UT' II ii 6b IISI N dTTHIIV O.
The United states GrinneII Expedis
tiOn in Searth of Sir John FrankIins +,
During the years l650-5l
A Personal Nafative, by ELISHA KENT KANE,
N. D, U. S. 7. One volume Svo, upwards
of $50 pages, containing 300 Steel Plates and
Wood EngraTn ngs, including fine steel Por- :
trait Of Sir join Franklin, being the only one
ever engravedln in America. Alsoy a Blo0RAPHY
OF fKANKLNIby S. AUSTIN AALiBoSE, Esq.
$500
This work iJtotally distinct frem the second
Arctic Expedition, and embraces mach valuable
and interesting matter never before published.
II should be oEned by all who have purchased
the last Expe&tCu, as 1t makes Da KANE 8 works
complete.
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l&latiD esI who INNER
motion with hi sou
pacticc curing thod
hpeless by olhers.
aImany Of his suffer-
sble be is sending tn
itfor 10 cents; Of il to payl
th balance printing Addt
II Spring street. opposite
NV York.
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pemoCratic State CONVENTION.

The "unterrifed" sovereigns Of the great
State Of Ohio, assembled at Columbus on
the 9th inst for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates for State officers Hon.
Edison B 0lds. of Pickaway county was
appointed Chairmsn, and Mr.. J. W. Fitch,
of Cleveland, appointed Reading Clerk;
Messrs W. H. Burke Of Stark and W. W.
Armstrong, were appointed Recording
Clerks. When DR.. 0lds took the chair
be thanked the Convention for the honor
conferred upon him, and said we have a
great work before us; and after several
denuneiatory remarks about the "black
Republicans" he told the Convention that
he had been called to preside, not to speak,
and asked that the Convention should
proceed to business.
The rule adopted was that a majority
OF all the votes cast should be necessary
70 A choice for candidates.
The 6rst- business transacted WAS the
appointment of State Central Committee,
The next, ballots took place (or Governor
There was one by the name OF Colonel
Joseph Reilly, Editor of the Toledo Com
merical, who seemed to run pretty well
before the assembling of the Convention, 4,
who became latigued and stopped at the
door Of the Theatre, where the Coyention
was held, and no one being kind enough
to present his name, he got no votes. -
On the first ballot. IL. B. Payne, of Cleve-
land, received 1877 votes, Mcdowell, OF
Highland 81, Raney 80. After the chair
announced the nomination, Mr.. Payne was
invited and made a violent partizan speech
fullof Misrepresentation and vituperation
IN fact, il is one Of the lowest and mos
contemplate effusions that ever emenateC
from any man who ever made an.
preteusions to be fair politician, to sa.
nothing about craftsmanship
Two ballots were given'for Lieut.. Gov
ernor, the second resulting in the ehoic
ofW II. LYLE, Of Cincinnati. who aile
being invited. made few remarks, thank
ing the Convention for the honor Coniere'
upon him. Mr.. L. ia man OF very re
spectacle talents, and his nomination
more Creditable TO his party than Payne
JuDoE Henry @. WHITMAN, of Lanea'
caster was nominated as candidate 70
Supreme Judge. Thisis sort ofeccer
- genius, aud unlike one Sampson
has2at. yet been shorn Of bis lock-
"a be seen flowing over b
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or FHH FREsBTTERFAN oRJe
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(oneiarge volume octave, in unifsrm style with
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atiois, isthe psnt effort Of the above nan,sd
gentlemen wh2 as travellers and as mIssio narios,
(an'l oneiH anioffcial position as Acting Secre
itaTy Of the UnTeG States Legation at Rio,) have,
had long in9garied experience in land full
OF interest whether we regard 1t in natural,
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Vaughn, W, s Schellenger n
members Of the jackson
Society. MEssRs. 1t is verl
you all meet at the Office Of
the 2ld. Of this
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Court Of Common
Pleas.