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ET-0n testimony of George Brs, q negro, a
loyal subject of Brownlow, In Knoxville, Tenn,
William Newman, white ex-Federal soldier has
been sentenced to twenty-one years Imprisonment
on the charge of stealing horse from the colored
gentleman atoresaid.-CbclcriRe Democrat.
Now that is too bad, that a horse thief
should be sent to the Penitentiary, for
stealing from negro. Why, the De-
mocracy has been not only stealing
horses, but the wages, wives, children,
and everything they possessed, from the
negroes. Oh for the good old Demo-
cratic times, when it was Scriptural to
steal from negroes, ., ....-
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WANTED TO SEE HIM.

Some of the Democrats, near the close
of their convention, called loudly for
Enoch Morgan, their nominee for Clerk,
They said they wanted to see him, But
Mr.. Morgan had left.
We suppose they thought that a
Welshman who would consent to run
on a copperhead ticket, was a sight
worth seeing.
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A body on UsURPERs.

Said the Washington Union, the other day, dis
cussing some Of the extreme actions OF Congress,
and the character Of the radical mischlefmakers
these men had better beware they are not legal
Congress, but an unconstitutional body of usurp-
ers. The country feels that the one great error of
the President was In his ever recognizing them at
ALL In their self-lmp0sed rump condition, they
had no claim for recognition as an official body
from an honest man. or any other branch OF the
Government. We doubt whether the Supreme
Court will ever affirm any Of their statutes TO be
valid. This thingO Congressional fanatlcsm and
treason ought 10 be done away With. The Ameri-
can Congress now, Is the face simple of that rump
Parliament which stunk In the n0strils Of all good
men, and which Cromwell kicked cut of doors
and served them Just right.
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Col. G., q. IHawIey.

This gentleman has received considerable men,
ton among our citizens, in connection with the
Congressional nomination. In addition to the
qualifications of au excellent citizen, and good
lawyer, Col Hawley is able to present worthy
record-having been an active member of tho
Ohio Senate, and until the close of tho war, an
through Lawrence county, and would, no doubt,
receive the generous support of the party. He is
faithful to whatever cause he espouses, and would
in the event Of his election, make aneflcient and
energetic representative e-IrOnton Register.
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Rg-In the Jackson Standard of No

3, 1868, will be found a letter from a
soldier of Go. H, 1st o. II. A., giving
the names of the soldiers in that COM
pany who voted for Vallandigham,-
Among those names will be found that
of Miles Jones, present Democratic can
didate for Sheriff. This letter was
copied into the Express, the organ of the
rebels in this place, and the actions of
those soldiers approved. Comment is
unnecessary.
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We ask our subscribers to show the
paper to their neighbors, and acquaint
them with our terms. We desire to
have the Standard reach nearly every
family in Jackson county.
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And also the following:
COMMON PLEAS.


In Room No. Q, before Judge Oliver, young
man named J. Comas, indicted for an assault and
battery, entered plea of guilty. His statement
to the Court was that the affair occurred outside
Woods Theater that he was so intoxicated at
the time as not to know what he was doing, and
that being pushed by an individual, he made a
blow at him with knife, which merely rent his
clothes. The person assaulted was o private
protection such an individual was entitled to (who
though his appointment was recognized by an
ordinance of the city he remained himself under
the control of private individuals a question was
presented as to whether the offcnsC was to be re-
garded in the light of resistance to an officer. In
consequence of the plea put in by the defendant,
the Court did not consider It necessary fully to
consider the question of the legal right of private
watchmen in making arrests, and passed sentence
that the defendant should pay a fine Of $50 and
costs.
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This does not look like q Democratic victory.
True, the majority was small but the fight was
made on the LegislGture--they having to elect two
United States Senators, and our admission to the
Union depending much on the character of those
men. Fortunately that body was Union, both
Houses, and after session of five days they ad-
'journed, having elected two Republican Senators
of the Radical stripe Thayer and Upton. Thayer
was major general in the army, having ell tered
the service as colonel of the 1st Ncb Vols. Upton
is resident Of Brownsville, south of the Plattc,
and know but little of him, except that he is
radical politically. Mr.. Marquette, of Cass coun-
ty, the Representative elect to Congress- Is Of the
same stripe. II Congress now will only conde-
sccnd to admit lis, it will greatly increase Its own
strength and enable the State of Nebraska to be-
come in course of time one of the best States of
the Union. A great effort was made by the DEM
ocracy to defeat the measure, but the honest pio-
neers mostly have heads of their own, and major
ity are disposed to do right. Geo. Francis Train,
that monomaniac of self-importance and aus kd
spielt humbug, was on the stump for the Demo-
cracy and run the machine principally by wind
never forgetting to mention himself in connec-
ton with the next Presidency.
You are at liberty to use tho above facts and
figures over my signature, if you see proper.
HILL. g. MILLER.
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eTW, II. p. Denny, the veteran cdi-
tor oftho Circleville Union, is Postmaster
at Circleville, The President has not
bought him over to "my policy" much,
Here is what Mr.. Denny says:
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LOOK HERE.

To show what the copperheads intend
to do, when they get the President fully
within their power, we publish the fol-
lowing, which we find in the Circleville
Democrat:
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sSWo find the following in the Iron
ton Register of last week. We regret
that Gen. Powell has thought proper to
withdraw his name, as we believe just
such men as he is will be needed in the
next Congress. But the Union party
must look around for some other good
man.
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CARD FROM GEN. POWELL.

EDITOR lRONTON REGISTER :-SU;
In your Issue of the 18th inst, noticed an arti-
Gle copied from the jackson Standard recon-
mendlng me as a candidate for Congress this fall.
Also your endorsement of said recommendation.
Confident that there are others in the District OF
much more experience, and necessary qualihca-
tons requisite to the proper representation of the
general interest of this district cannot consent
to place myself in their way, at this time, merely
upon the grounds of availability, or military rec
ord achieved through the faithful cooperation OF
many of our brave boys"-resldents Of this Dis.
trlct.
While thank you and my friends In the Dis
trict, for this complimentary remembrance of my
feeble efforts In behalf of our common country In
her recent struggles, assure you and them, that
my warmest sympathes are with the Union par.
ty, and with Congress, In all matters relating to
their policy of reconstruction.
To the Union party we must now look (as we
have heretofore) for the preservation of the
Union; for the admission to representation, of the
States lately in rebellion at the proper time and
under such stringent restrictions as will prevent
the possibility of recurring rebellion.
Trusting that some one will be selected, whc
will stand firm to the interest OF our District, and
the welfare Of our common country,
remain Yours trHly,
w. II. POWELL.
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Southern District of Ohio after receiving two or
three 'jolts" from the pole" of the government
ak, has finally been hit with the ''blt, and his
head rolls into the basket. All we have to say to
Aleck is that
''If you get there before we do,
Look out for u.s. we're coming too"
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GOOD.

Our friend and fellow traveller, Dan.
Mcfarland Esq, U. S. Assessor for this
District, says:
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BELLEVUE. Ncb., July -, 1866

FRIEND MAcKLEY II see that the coppcrhcad
press of the east are growing over a Democratic
victory in Nebraska. This is q slight error. 1t
may possibly be willful lie-most probably the
latter. Figures won't lie; here is the official can
vas from which you can see who carried the Ter
ritory of Nebraska:
For the Constitution, ,................S 1888
Against the Constitution, n,...............SS5S
Maj. for Constitution, n,................ 100
FOR GOVERNOR.
David Butler U.).....................4 .4O93
j. Sterling Morton, (C).................39lS
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JACKSON COUNTY
UNION TICKLE II.

FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
JAMES w. LONGBON.
FOR AUDITOR,
LEWIS A. ATKINSON.
FOR CLERK OF COURT,
CHARLES G. JAMES.
FOR SHERIFF,
JOSEPH H. WILSON.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
WILLIAM X. HASTINGS.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
ADAM LACKEY.
FOR CORONER,
PETER EWING.
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PHPUI
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT-A MAN FALLS FROM A
FOURTH STORY WINDOW AND Is KILLED.
Coroner Carey was yesterday called upon to
hold an inquest on the body of James Mcclure,
aged twenty weight years, who was killed by fall
at the St. Louis house, where he had been board
ing The facts elected were as follows: On
Wednesday night the deceased was taken to his
room, in very intoxicated condition, by some Of
his friends, and laid on the bed About two
o'clock yesterday morning the boarders in the
house were awakened by the noise of fall, and
upon investigation it was ascertained that Mcclure
had fallen from tho window of his room, which
was in the fourth story, to the roof of shed, and
so injured himself that he died shortly afterward
The Jury returned verdict In accordance with the
&,
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The S part of the Sc quarter ofthe Sc or
of Sect. s, and the North halfof the SW
quarter, and the South half Of the NV or,
and the SW or of the NE Or, and the w
part Of the NV Or Of the Sc or of section
16, and the NE or of section II, and the
South half of the SW or of Section Is, all
in Township 40, Range S, and situate in
said county.
and sell the same or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to pay the debts Of said
estate, on terms to be made known at the
time and place of sale. First having had
said real estate appraised and said sale
duly advertised, as directed by law, and
that he make return of his proceedings at
the next term of this court after said sale.
County of Gasconade. S.
I, VIM. Wesselhoft, Clerk o
the County Court of the county and State
aforesaid, certify, that the foregoing is a
true copy from the records of said court in
my office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at Office, in
(L.S.) the county aforesaid, this Goth
day of February A. D. 1866.
VIM. WESSELHOFT, Clerk
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County of Gasconade.
In the Gasconade County Court,
February term 1866.

J. W. RooK, Adm. oc,
OF the estate of Ordefo Oh 0aio'
p. II. COLLIER decd.
Now at this day comes J. W. Rock adm
nistrator of Preston II Collier deceased,
and proves to the court, that the order OF
publication, made upon his peil1lon aItn9
a cording to law, and moves for an order
of sale, pursuant to said petition and no
tice, and no one appearing and showing
cause 10 the contrary, 1t is ordered tna5
the said j. w. Rock, do on the thlro
Tuesday of May next, at the front ooor
of the courthouse Of Gosconade coun J
and du ing the session of the county court
between the hours of 9 o'clock In the tore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon oftha'
day, expose. to sale at public vendue OF
~ontcry, the following real estate IN the
petition of said administrator described
ITO wit:
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ANA Ad HlFu I1 dcc.S ofSale'
Now at this day comes the SAID admlnls-
traitor, showing good cause why the oruer
Of sale. made ut the February term 1907,
coul1 not be complied with, and praying tie
cour, for a renewed order OF SAFE, ana the
court fading that The order OF publIcatloh
has been published according to law, ana no
one appearing and showing cause TO me
G, atrurv, It is ordered, that the SAID ):
Chr,stel do Oh the Sd Tuesday OF May
next. at the front door OF the courthouse
Gasconade county and during Tue SEES
sion of the County Curt between
the hours of.9 o'clock IN the forenoon ana
five o'clock IN tue afternoon OF that oay'
expose to sale at public vendue or outcry,
the following Real estate, Ill the poClt'oh VI
said administrator described, to wit:
The SW quarter of the NV or, Of sect
No. 10, Township AS, Range 5 west Of the
principal Meridian, containing 4O acres,
with Brewery fixtures &c
and sell the same, or so much thereof as
may he sufficient to pay the debts of said
estate at terms to be made known at the time
and mace of sale. First having had said real
estote appraised and said sale duly adver,
Used as directed by law, and that ne make
return OF Ills pIoCo0"
of this court after said sale. :.
And it is further oruered, that Il sale
Administrator can sell said real estate a
private sale before the 18th gay Oh apr
next, then so much Of this order as oiieot
the public sale, shall not be binding up0l
him.
STATE OF MISSOURI, 9.
County of Gasconade.
!, VIM. Wesselhoft; Clerk OF IN
county court of the county and atate afore
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STATE OF MISSOURI, S..
County Of G%asconade.
In the Gasconade County Court,
February term 1866.

In the GaSconade county Court,
February term 1866.
JOHN S~AITERrIELD' Renewed Order
REUBEN SATTERFIELDdcC.
Now at this day comes the said admins
traitor, showing good cause, why the ordcr
| of sale, made at the November term 1000
could not be complied with, and praying
he court for a renewed order Of sale, and
the court finding that the order of public
alton has been published according to law,
and 10 one appearing and showing cause
to the contrary, it is ordered hat the said
| John Satterfield do on the Sd Tuesday of
May next, at the front door of the
courthouse of Gasconade county, and
during the session of the county court,
between the hours of 9 o'clock in the fore
noon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of hat
day, expose to sale at public vendue or out
cry, the following real estate, in the petit
| ton Of said administrator described, to wit:
The E half and NV quarter of the NE
or. of Section 80, Township 40, Range 6
west, Containing l20 acres,
and sell the the same or so much there
Of as may be sufficient to pay the debts
Of said estate, on terms to be made at the
time and day of sale First having had
sail real estate appraised and said sale
duly advertised, as directed by law, and
that he make return of his proceedings at
he next term Of this court after said sale.
And it is further ordered, that if said
administrator can sell said real estate at
riva lie sale before the 18th day of April
n xt, then so much of this order as directs
The pubic sale, shall not be binding upon
him.
'T county S' o: 1 Gassonade IS.
|. VIM. Wesselhoft, Clerk Of
the County Court of the county and state
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing is
Crue copy from the records of said county
II my office.
Given under my hand aid tn
seal of said court, at office il
(L.S.) the county aforesaid, this col
day Of February A. d. 1866.
WM. WESSELHOFT, Clerk.
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FLORIAN JUST.
Now at this day comes the said admins
traitor and presents to the court his peti.
tim, praying for the sale Of the real estate
Of said deceased, or SO much thereof, as shall
De sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts due
by said estate and yet unpaid for want OF
sufficient assets, accompanied by the ac-
counts, lists, inventories and affidavitc, as
by law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons interested IN
the estate of said deceased, be notified that
as aforesaid has been made and
that unless the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the next term of this court, TO be be-
gun and held on the second Monday in
MAY next, an order will be made to sell
the real estate aforesaid, or so much there
of, as shall be sufficient to pBy and satisfy
the debts due by said estate as aforesaid.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of
this ordsr be published according to law.
STATE OF MISSOURI, 90
County of G~asconade,
I, VIM. Wesselhoft, Clerk of
the County Court of the County and State
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing is q
true copy from the records OF SAID court In
my office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at office, in
n.S0 the COUNT aforesaid, this Goth
day of February A. D. 1866.
WIN. WESSELHOFT, Clerk.
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Cf1le'' IT VubZkcdtlcn.
In the GasConade Circuit Court,
March term 1866.
JAMES NJ. MING, Plaintiff
asains. Civil action
JOHN NJ. SCANTLIN, Deft.)
Now at this day comes the plaintiff by
his attorneys, and it appearing to the sa-
.istactien OF the courr, that the defendant
john NJ. ScIntlin cannot be summoned in
his action, it is ordered by the court, that
publication be made, notifying him, that
an acton has been commenced against
him in the Circuit Court Of Gasconade
cou .ty in the State of Missouri, the OBJ
i.c and q neral nature OF which is, to Set
aide Il Deed heretofore made to the SAID
John NJ. ScantIIn, for the Sc quarter of
|SW quarter and the NE quarter Of Of SW
quarter of Section 10, Township 40, Range
, West, containing 50 acres, and Tor other
proper relief; and unless he DO an appear
at the next term Of this court, TO be holden
at tie courthouse in Hermann, in the
county of Gasconade IN the State of Mis-
souri,, on tee 22d day of October 1866, and
On or before the third day thereof, - if the
term hal so long continue, and IL not,
| in, II be. ore the end of the term, - and
plead answer or demur to plaintiff peti-
ton, the same will be taken Us confessed
and Judgement rendered against him: 1t
S further ordered, that a copy hereof be
| published il the HerLnanner VolksbIatt, a
newspaper published in the county ofGaS'
cOnade, tor four weeks successfully, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks be-
fore The commencement OF the next term
OF this court.
A true copy
Attest j. 4. ENGIAND, CieIh
Gale g. Hundhausen, Attorneys for Pltt.
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Sit p%erfnmfen.
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Now at this day comes the said admins
traitor aud presents to the court his petition
praying for the sale of the real estate of
sal ddeceased, or so much thereof, as shall
be sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts
due by said estate and yet unpaid fer want
Of sufficient assets, accompanied by the &C
counts, lists, inventories and afidavits, as
by law required. On examination whereof
it is ordered, that all persons interested in
the estate of said deceased, be notified,
hat application as aforesaid has been made
and that unless the contrary be shown on
o. before The next term of this court, to be
begun and held at Hermann on the second
Monday in May next, an order will
be made to sell the rerl estate aforesaid or
o much thereof as shall be sufficient to pay
and satisfy the debts due by said estate as
! aforesaid.
And it is further ordered, that a copy Of
this order be published according to law.
STATE OF Missouri,
County of Gasconade D.
/, Wm. Wesselhoft, Clerk of the
county Court of the county and State
aforesaid, certify that the foregoing j a
true copy from the records of said court in
my Office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of said court, at Office, il
(L.S.) the county aforesaid, this 90 /
day of February A.D. 1865
WA. WESSELHOFT, Clerk
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Ri perfQufen.

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NctLce f9maL SettLe"e,lL.
Public notice is hereby given to all Gre
ditors and others Interested in the estat OF
JOHN Secluded deceased, that l will m Ike
Final Settlement thereon at the next term
of the County Court of Gasconade county,
to be held and begun on the second Mon
day of May next at the courthouse in the
town of Hermann.
E. C. BAER,
admr. of thos estate of John Secluded dec.
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said; certify, that the foregoing is a true
copy from the records of said court in my
office.
Given under my hand and the
seal of SAID court in my Office,
(L.S.j in the county aforesaid, this
Goth day of February 1866.
WIN. WESSELHOFT, Clerk.