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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-18


per, L VIII be seen chat che Undersigned
have undertaken its publicltiou; aud with
what success, the future alone can deter
mine. In taking any step in which he
public arc in any way interested, it IS cH'
peeled of the party or parties, thu hey
declare the motives which impel their to
such action, and the object designed to
DO accomplished. In answer 10 which,
@e,will briefly say; Our motives are---to
conduct acceptably to an apprciatiye
public, thenewspaper over which we have
contfol-our object--to make money. To
effect which, our better judgments assure
US can only be accomplished by pleasing
our patrons and catering 10 the tastes and
intellectual wants Of the public, and also
exercising that mutual forbearance toward
each other, ourselves and the public, J
which divine law teaches us hllb,e man
should ever extend toward his brother
man. II is unnecessary to touch upon the
future character--political and otherwise
which the STANDARD will sustain, as this
:. has been fully set forth by the talented
gentleman whose name stands at the head
Of our editorial department-Mr. MACK
IEY-who will continue in his present ca
: pacity, and whose sterling worth, moral
and intellectual combined with cour-
jtCous department, cannot fail 10 render
him valuable acquisition to the STAND
ARD and a favorite with its readers.
We think it will not be considered pre-
sumptuous--in consideration of the fact,
that VIC bring to its aid a practical knowl-
: edge Of the business in all its departments
with industry and perseverance, to
A,hnne for fair mead of success.
BeIg that "providcnce helps those
(p,at help themselves" we doG our coats
and e.er t6e,Rrena; expecting, according
to our merits "a. be rewarded; and as we
SOW, so 10 reap.
tF3 GEORGE w, MILLER,
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The Court met on Tuesday of thi;
week. Hon. VIM. V. Peck pressing
The forenoon was occupied, [ging
the Grand Jury, AND sE;
ing the witnesses to
Jury. That psaIa
defining the q
The following
Grand Jury: John u
Creighton, Thomas L. Esy
Horton, Job Buckley, VIM. Q. Buck,
AdamLackey, Samuel Fouty, John Phil
lips, ]. w. Dickson, VIM. Howard, John
Goodrich, Isaac J. White, Bsmzel Lack
ey, and VIM. Kissinger. Thomas L
Hughes, Foreman.
The following gentleman compose the
Petit Jury: William Nally, Randall Rus
sell, Daniel Riegel, John M'Cray, Thoma'
Vaughan, W. D. Higgins, Henry WYcoff
John T. Jones, Joseph Aten. VIM. J
Byers, Green Shumate, and Michae
MCoy, absent The first jury trial was
Harrison Furnace Coz VS.. j. D. Clare
Verdict for plaintif-damNge one cent
Among the attorneys from distance
we notice E. Glover, W. A, Hutchns
and II. A. TowDe, of Portsmouth; E. W
Jordon and j. S. George, of Ironton; and
VIM. r. M'Clintick and J. NJ. Vanmeter
of Chilicothe.
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to the practice Of his Profe sion, obtaining p.
81 ying, selling, apdhhf sys
"' olIlrg am ua.e promise to pay
Asa "A 7 jJn one dollar in trade be-
TIVE lYrse and bull smithing at my
shop not Be Called for Without whis
key
| Vim Suheuson To the same offence.t;
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D. MAekLEY, EDITOR.
AslVoRD 70 THE PUBLIC.

I shave sold out my entire interest in
ress and materials of the JACKSON
ARD Office, to Messrs. MILLER &
by whom it will hereafter be con.
Contracts with Advertisers, and
IS with Subscribers, will be
ith. as i no change had been
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More IIarnHy:

The Democracy of Tokdo had
lar sci 10 on Monday nidt, on ths'
sion Of organizing anSAnti Lecom
Democratic Club. ThePostmaslsr q
Collector felt called upon by all then
hopes ofretaining ollicial5ower and plum
der, TO do something desperate, with q
viewto defeat this rebtllious purpose O.
the great body oil the Democracy Arrow
was the consequence, Oaths and blood 4
flowed promiscuouslS until the Buchanan b
mob was fairly bealeh down and the
Douglas conspiratOrS emerging calmly Z
from the chaos, with new luster an re-
nown, went forward with their svork
The Douglas club was formed, hving
among its members, he Blade iiiorml
us, nearly all the leading Democnis
those who had held thd best posi,pn
the party, and had ndst secured itscov
fidencC.
The Toledo Times (good De;pa
authority takes a very despondinI
of the state OF the party he
'moraI-triumph" Steedni ~
INDUCING the fond hope
sas imbroglio was at
the party is now inG
vded and diScoura
tralion is being fas
friends.
One oflhe less IS,
significant incidents
H.. L. 49,
effect that the
enough for hH
il.'-Cin. Gd5eIIel
Progress .'r
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y OF The Express came out in aleader
last week, attempting 70 indorse both Blu
chanan and Douglas. IL first palted on'
on the back, then the other, This remindi
us Of the sailor who got frightened iu !
storm, and commenced praying. first :
while to the Lord, and then a while
the Devil, 4. A brother Api Arh,i' YU
why he did this He siss ~ - :
please both, for he'd
whose hands he nj
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ANTI .LEcoMrroN DEMoSsTT

ANTI, LEcoAproN DEMoxsTg
MfLWAuKEE.--The nti.LecomPS
ocrats of Milwaukee, made ia fcrrki
demonstrati6n in that city. on Saturday
evening, the,6lh inst, The spacious hall
in which the meeting was held, wasl'
crowded To- excess. Strong =
were made has1Asding. -
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GEORGE W. MILLER,
LEVI B. GIBSON.

G5rWe learn, bya private letter. that
our old friend, Gen. Holcomb, is slowly
recovering from, ,lhehjuries he received
some time ago. 8lal.
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6al Turnaoes.

6al Furnaces
ep FURNACES ID this county,
hely with charcoal, The
n hard one upon the
the furnaces have not
pIch iron as they have done
iEA We were at Jefferson Fur.
81 mace on last Friday, and as 1t is probably
dss an average furnace, we will give a lew
an. facts 10 reference to it. II made, during
ank THE last blast. over eighteen hundred tons
of'best quality cold blast pig iron, ghO
aods sold during the year, qncpqsisd 70
a.o799 Ils balance sep shows .
II profit Of over eight tH0uaana dol
slN average number Ofhands elm.
or pIOycd, ssA>pt 9re hundred and fifty.
,ss. This company like Cambria and Limo
tdr, stone. Was Originally made up Of some
oks .1Gly' o. forty persons, and emmy Of
,iih lbem 1esiripg to 60 West, sold to the
'En fCompahs, which created debt of twen.
,us ty.tEvee thousand dollars. This debt
pntl has been heavy laaador the-comPany to
any .carry, but they are stuudso:ly able to
ills meet all tlcir paper and rarely suffer
lheir napcs to be'calledia Courts.
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ElCCtiOM.RiOtS,

MANcGs1ER. N. H., March 10lh.-
A dislulnce took place in the fifth wald
OF this cY during the election yesler-
day.
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A01-gpesnadetssapd that Q pmor is
prevalent that Mayer 'rhomae cincin-
natl, was compelled 70 rosiga rs Office. on
account Of illheallh yselte says
the report i pFCtlssb wi!x0ut founda'
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Kansas embroglio don't pay.
ices not pay very large per-
the Democratic party, having
is capital but what the set
low nGaIion laws al,
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st. Louis, Alton 4 chicago B. Il.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AK LINE ROUTE.
rhcago to st. Louis via st Louis, Alton d Chicago
~ kR, a the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GRxAr AMERICAN AND U. 3. MAILS.
The only direct and rsiable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trahis leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island Il, corner Of Van buren and Sherman ste.
ST Louis Day Express--lO30 M-Daily, (Sundays
excepted) arrive at st. Louis II 80 same evening
ST.. Louis Night Express-l0, 80 PA-DAily, arrive
IT st. Louis 80 next morning.
Day kspress-6,oO Ax-Daiy, arrive at Chicago
S;lOPM
Nigh, Express-2;45 p M-Dsily, arrive At Chicago
Am.
Trains run directly through without change Of cara
OF baggage. Time from Chicago to 81. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for BLOOMINGTON, 4prinEneld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points on the
Mississippi Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
Rivers by taking tue above viii be sure
Of mailing connections and arriving In st Louis on
adv rtsed time avoiding the XacOas delays OF the
circuitous route via aSae, Peoria ana Illinois river,
saving tweIty -four hours time. being 81 miles lsM
distance to Bloomington. IS less TO Springfield, y
less to st. LOUIS and Is lees TO Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rick Island Railroad for Otta
wa, LaeAile, Rock Isl.nd and Central Va
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
clinton, Whyneoviile ana LecatuH, AUD with stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junction with Peoria Oauswka.. X
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, PekiH, Brin.
held, Iimwood, Knoxville. Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
AT Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
Al Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qui>cy and Keokuk, toe most expeditions and relis.
bic rout. 70 all psrtit ms OF Missouri.
At Sc Louis with Daily First Class 6t- ameYs for
New Ore ms and intermediate Jints On TIE Lower
Mississippi and with regular lines u packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and all points on the Missouri
Tennes see Cumberland and A kans . Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured TO all Eastern
Railroad Ofices-s. the Compsny's Onices, ~ Dear.
born street. opposite the fremont House, and Il he
Michigan Southern aud Rock Depots, corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman sts
Responsible" Baggage Men will be at the Dop0ts 70
all the varions lines coming into the city " check
baggage through to any ONT des red on the line.
A ". MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. Oen'l Agent. Chicago. Loc20dtf
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Galena and Chicago Unien R. r.

NUNAEx ARRANGRNENT-On and after We'd
~ n-sday, June nth, 1857, passenger trains -il
leave Wells street Depot daily Sundays excepted,
For sreeoort, Galena, Dunleith and b. Paul.
pssSneer. .......... % ?
Passenger, Emsrant and "a olass train. 70 Is d
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon. Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger.. .....s:Ss a y
90 DO .......................s:l y
OehAip PASSENGER. ..<:39 ~
BELOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
Por y ioi,, Janesvrle and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For CRYSTAL Lake. McHenry and Richmond.
Two Through trains vii leave Central Depot foot
OF Lake street j follows
FOR GALENA. DuNLEIrH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted 1000 NJ As n
Eunabng passenger to make . close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALHNA 4 CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Ere port 1870 H. arrive In Chicago 4;a6 \
Leave Freeport $40 N, arrive in Chicago 1885 NJ
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A NJ arrive in Chicago s;46rA
DO do 1PM, do do l;l9Ah
Leave DeKslb A N, arrive In Chicago s;2s Az
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
eave Footville 1910 III. Arr.ve in Chi, ago 4;a5
Leave Footville IS N. arrivt In Chicago , $50 n
Leave BE. Oft $50 N, arrive In Chicago lI1O nj
POX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgn at lsA N, arrive IN Chicago ll;lO A y
Leave Elgin 81 1,s5 NJ, arrive In Ohicsg, AS N
Pa s-ncers for all p ints on the g h l. Il h, In
Guiding Fulton. beloit and Madison lines, should
take tn. trains from the We Is street depot.
All the above trains connect with the gr. 1t eastern
line, divereing II III licsge
Through tickets be b. ught at the following on
ces; Spaulding's corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; PEW &c r. Ticket Office 80 Dearborn
street; \. hig.n Southern Once. under fremont
House; and at The Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
p. A HALL. superintendent.
A. THRALL, General Ticket Agent. (oct17d
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For Sale.

- ONE hundred and twenty Building lots In sp
~ Addition TO the town OF Port Byron.
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated Oh
she bank Of the Mississippi. They vii be sold
tOnabe lerms.
Por particulars inquire OF Aessrs. Durfee Pratt
Co.,, Bort Byron Charles j Rogers, Rsq., LeCiaire,
OorbM Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JAMRSAAY
n The subscriber has numberless desirable pie
csof land In and near the cities OF Davenport and
LeOaire, amp near the town OF Port Byron. that he
wihaes 10 cell tOctIbtfl NJ.
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A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

Two Married Womes on the Voluntary Control OF
the Maternal Function, Strictly Nor al In lis tone
by professional Gentleman who has made the PHYS
ioogy OF procreation his special study the great
pat OF his life. 1t clearly rehearses the philosophy
oil iinpregnation and contains . summary OF all the
modes r.sorted to, TO prevent conception pointing
out which are efficient and discussing their virtues
with recommendations and directions now to easily
and safely forestsll conception Sent n!er seal hv
mall IRE Tor u. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT J. BUSCH, Ii. D.,
Oec1ohAWSm 14S Broadway NJ Y
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statement.

DEs MOINEs, Jan. %, 1855
TITS hereby certified that ON the 2st day ~ Janu-
AIRY, 1868, Rs'atene II was e IN this Office show
ing the condition OF TIE TRIDENT ENDURANCE
COMPANY OF Providence, state VI Rhode L. and, On
the 18th day OF January, 1859, in accordance with
the provisions OF Act OF the Legislature OF this
State passed January 2sh, l. 81 that such state
nent shows that rAid Company Is Possessed Of the
requisite amount OF capital and invested required
in said Act.
Authority Is therefore given 10 the above named
Insurance Company to transact bu OF insurance
in this State In accordance with the laws thereof =
1t 10 al,o certified that Edwin Fay, Eiq OF Daven-
port has been duly appointed by said company their
lawful Attorney and Agent for the County Of Scott,
with full power to take Of therein and
70 acknowledge service Of process, upon his Hing
certif-d copy Of the statement flied in this office with
the Clerk OF the District Court in and for the said
County.
In testimony whereof have set my hand and al
fixed my sea- of once this the Odd day OF January
ISIS. JOHN PATTkE,
Auditor OF Iowa.
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Rock Island Trespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .N1DTTCE.

TNH1 undersigned having been appointed By the
i War Department - "Asent Of the Quarter Mas.
ter Department st Rock Island" with full tnstruc.
tons to adopt all necessary measures for the pro-
lection OF the property from depredaions and ntru.
sions." Now, therefore. all persons whomsoever not
having legal right are hereby warned and notified
70 quit the premises, and abstain from any further
respass
charge Of all wood cut the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID,
Al persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der Of any kind and notified 70 abstain from anv
trespass Whatsoever, - legal steps viii Be taken
against such depsedstors.
n. 7. SLAYMAXEH:
0ac1Od0 u q. AGENT War DspA
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Chicago, burlington Il Quincy B. X.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
(thange Of time, August 18th, l657.-On and after
NAugust 18th, 1881. passenger trains will leave the
Central depot, foot of South Water street., daily, ~
s.lo AM-Dsy 'xpress-Sundays excepted, aTrivins
at Mendalo lilo; Gairsourg $40; Burlington 7;l3,
and Quincy I9.39PA
Sap M-N'ght Express-SAturdays excepted, sr.
irving at Mendoza At 2;b5, GAesburg $40, BuTling.
ton $40 and Quincy At 1850 A NJ
4,l5 NJ, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Mendato W tn Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, Gsena and Dunleith; and
south for LaSalle, 1oniex WiuOn., Bloomington, De-
catuT, st. Louis. Caro- &c.
AT Blu ling'on with Burlington Mississippi rail-
road for MI Pleasant, Fai field, Ottumwa, Oskslooss
Charlton, Fort DesAoines, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions IT Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splen lid steamers Of the 81.
Louis and Keokuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louis &C; and with post coaches for Pal.
myrs, st Joseph and all parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage mtn will be 1T ali the railroad
dcpots Ia Chicago to cetve checks aud convey bag
gage to the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had at the depot and at the Michi-
gan Central railroad once, corner Of Lake and
C.G. HAMMOND, Genera! superintend e,t
SAMUEL POWELL, Ge'l Ticket Agent. toctl7df
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THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING sstablishsd hinnsslS b this ploeo = ~
II bus,nsse a 0nvR 4 11AO RxAIs1os DeoDooao
10 all iii orders for DE Silver plsted Dooe tlo1a,
Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, Dusas n1neesss 1eess -
PcVv, LAghtaing LODI Points, Wln6ow onaAs CAN'T
- "a besness tslnninog ploAed - eg100 -
noGes. IN vssS w1sraAtee 80 g - -
M p~uAae - Z 60 Iona11Svca1S -
'': -: -. I. p 's''s
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MAMMOTH
Stationary + Blank Bsek Deueo
n. N. DURLErS en-.

n. n. BCRLET6 Co.
NO. 1872 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
WHOLksALE and Retail dealers in I'll -. -
- staple and Fancy Stationary, BaanA nuoks.
ke-p constantly on hand. eli kinds Of b,anh bcns-.
SScn o, I<dsess, Journals, Day Bcoks. Cash nuoks
SheeE Books Receipt Books Dill nocka, fiws noos
Bheep covered Memoir and um and Pas nophs ~
memoraDdum books 81 oil sizes and ssvles ]Rnrfs. :
metallic mefnorshduns With rubber strsys, Bankr.s
CAsss Note and Bill Gases In fact every ssv,e -
kind sf blank book us. either on hard or 80 -
oder, very short notice and in the trss n.nr-v
we would also call attention to our iarg. .,ors 81
Writing and Blank Book Paper,l
Consisting In part Of plain and ruled Cap. letter
and N.te. Also, Flat Cap Grown, Deny Royal.
super Royal. and Imperial Papers.
Drawing Papers and Railroad Stationery
Whatmans DENY, Royal. saper Royal, Inpersai.
aepnans Double Elephant. Cucumber, A,lAs, ard
Anttquafean, both smooth and rough, German.
french and Enslish Roll drawing paper. q any
length Tracing cloth sox8S inches vide Tracing psv1
In sheets roll.
Brswn Sons Profile r Cress Section Pspesv
Field Books, Transit Books Level Books CsuA
and Sable pencils. IniiA Ink. Ne~mAns ana wiAA.ue
N-wtons water colors IN half and whole caAes.
Mathematical Instruments in se,ts and operate.
Scales rrotraetors, Pa. alel Rules, Pocket Rules,
Ao, &c
CHESTERMAN'S METALLIC TAPES
Of all engths, Surveyor. Chains, 50 and 100 fest 10
length Any instrument not on hand when wanted
viii b. ordered from the east on short notice, and
furnished st manufacturers prices.
OFFICE STATIONERY!
Every variety Of once stationery, both Foreign and
Domestic, kept constantly on hand,
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability elasticity and armuess are nm.
surpassed by any other pen now In
ANll'SPNrcNSSiOss PresSeS
We have the agency for "HAs Celebrated Purcusssou
and Lever Seal Presses" the best and most ccono.
mioal seal press now Ia for Banks. Railroad Of
does, County Ofbces and Notary Public Any orsS~ro
forwarded to us will be att, nded to with utmoA
despatch.
Letter Copying Presses,
II all sizes and styles from the small letter press q
" so to the large Railroad way bills, at t70, vi
books 10 aich of all sizes.
Blank Book Manu- fac tory
We have connected with our store q arst elias
bank Book hndcry. where We prepared "a furn.
sh at short notice, kind OF blank books with oe
without printed headings and any desired pattrYns
also full assortment Of Binders Stock.
Country Merchants
are particularly requested 10 cali and examine our
stock before going to New York. We think II In In
orr power u offer them Inducements TO buy OF us
which will render a trip TO the East unnecessary.
An sUsIRy 4 co,
Wholesale Retail Stationers and Blank Dook Han
ufact urcrs,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
FIRE, MARINE 4 LIFEINSURANC

FIRE, MARINE h LIFE INSURANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE. AGENCY BFAY,
~ Agent, by legal autho, ity Of the State OF Iowa
for the following well Anown companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF HarN I'd
Dash Capital paid up In it, $500 600
D. r. Cdnfeid, Stdy. q. ". Shipnidn, Pres.
STA TIE FIREAND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
or Harrisburg Pa.
Oa'h Capital paid up IN full. $3.50 600
L. Ward, Sec'y. y. p. Rutherford IreSt.
These companies sustain reputation tor irmncss.
promptness and responsible ity which renders them
the soundest and safest Fire and Marine companies
10 the United States
OfRce-corner OF Brady and Front streets, with
City Marshal. Dec4dtf