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ssThe editor of the Portsmouth

Times says that q lady has sent him a
hcket full of fresh buttermilk, and he
further says that it is his favorte bever-
age, and that he partook of it freely,
If oil Democratic editors should follow
the example OF bro. Newman, and drink
buttermilk instead Of bad whisky, their
favorite beverage, what glorious thing
it would be for the morals of the party,
Bat it would be death to the four legged
calves and the whisky sellers.
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JrNE s. 1850.

cUNF o lNOu,
Error or SrANDARD ,--Dear Sir; In looking
over the copy of my late speech as published in
the Standard, you make me say, But they do not
regard as of vital importance the status of vonn-
tary rebels, &c. | said the very opposite. that
they do regard, ;" &c The word 'aot" ought to
have been omitted as with It inserted it makes
the sentence ridiculous. Thanking you for pub
fishing the speech
am, very truly &c
II, s. BUNDY.
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he Standard will be sent for

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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CAUSING LOSS OF IIFE OR PERSONAL INJURY.

Such as accidents incidental to huuel By
ra,l,cay, steamboat, or other mode Of coavey-
aace, accidents By Machinery, all forms Of
DiSlocatiOns, Broken Bones, Rupt,red Ten
donS, Sprains, Conclusions, CruSheS, Cuts,
Stabs, GunShOt Wounds, Poisoned Wounds,
Burns and Scalds, Bites Of Dogs, or other
acious animals, assaults By Robbers, Bur-
glars, or 4Hti,derers, Lightning, Sun Stroke,
Explosions, DrO,oning, &C., &c.
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The Mount Vernon Republican, in n late issue,
brings forward the name of General II. B. Banning
for Secretary of State, and among its reasons for
thinking him the proper man to nominate Is that
he was a Democrat in 1860 Now we respectfully
suggest that this thing has already been carried
too far by our party. 1t looks like admitting that
VIC haven't man in our party fit for the place,
Twice we have gone into the Democratic party
for a Governor Tod and Brough were both able
men and good Governors enough, but We could
have found rs able and MS good in our own party.
One speech from eauh was the cause of their nom
inatOn. Plenty of men would have made dozen
as good speeches for a less reward. When man
goes from Us to the Democracy they let him serve
awhile in their ranks as priyate-when he leaves
the Democracy and comes over to us we at once
make Major General of him. Let rs learn lit
tic wisdom from our opponents. The men who
have stood the brunt of the battle, and have al-
ways been faithful are the men TO reward. We
have NO doubt Gen. Banning Is a good man for
the place. We are not making these remarks to
fit this particular case, but because we have seen
too much Of this disposition In Republican Con-
ventions and in the party. w! want to see our
party show u proper appreciation of those who
stand by ii through thick and thin--who belonged
to 1t when II was in a minority aud had 10 offices
to bestow They deserve the credit and the Uili-
Ccs
We find the above in the Chillicothe
Gasctte. There is good deal of sound
truth in it. Men who have been true
all their lives, are thrust back by tho
new converts. Recent experiences
ought to teach the Union party little
prudence. Let us have men for Office
who have always been true to the prin-
ciples now held sacred by the Union
party. Gen. Banning's unionism is of
very doubtful character. So say
Union officers who served under him.
Gen, Wildes has always been true, and
80 continuesto to the present time,
We hope that the State Convention
will be careful in the selection of candi-
dates, and discard the miserable old
plea of expediency, or compromise.
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--"The receipts from internal revenue, last week
amounted to $G0OO0OO and the total receipts for
NAV we're nearly R32 900, 900. -Erchdage.
The enormous taxation of the country Is now
the boast Of the Radical press. IN one month,
from one source Of revenue alone, We have wrung
from the hard earnings of the peoples larger sum
than betrayed the whole yearly expenses of the
Government thirty years ago. II Is nearly half as
much rs the annual expenses of the Government
under President Buchanan, before the days of Lin
coin asccndcncy. A million dollars dav Internal
revenue taxation! Only think oft! While flour
and all the ncCcssarlcS Of life are at most enOr-
nous price; when rents are fabulous In price, and
the poor fluid II difficult, to live, the taX-gathcrCr
goes his rounds md demands hls million dollars
day from the slncws Of aborl for, as that Is the
only source Of wealth. all the taxation falls upon
II In the end. How can prices fail to be high
how can the poor fail to be pnched, when they
are thus OpprCssed2 A million of dollars q day
internal revenue taxation !--CiRciaad Enquirer.
Yes Only think of it. a million
dollars day internal revenue taxation! |!
And all this caused by the treason and
rebellion of the Democratic party. And
yet this party is urgmg its claims as be-
ing entitled to the offices within the gift
of the people, Let it always be borne
in mind that il there had been no Dem
ocratic rebellion, there would have been
no extraordinary taxation.
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JACKSON STANDARD.
DIR TERMS

According to promise, the Standard
this week makes its appearance with
four additional columns, and the col
umns increased in length three inches.
This paper must not be regarded as a
specimen of what we intend to make it,
as our time during the past two weeks
has been occupied in attending upon
court, and closing up the annual assess
ment.
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1T UNLOADS Il TON OF HAY.
In from o to 9 Minutes.


TENHIS Fork took the First Premium at severAI
Il of the late State and county fairs.
This is the simplest and most complete worklnH
Hay Fork yet introduced TO the farmers, as ha4
been shown by the unlimited demand for che
during the past season, which has exceeded uuE
ability to supply; also by the universal prelervqe4
it has received, when operated 10 competition VIZ
all other Forks. "
Its simplicity aud compoctuess renders II morSl
substantial than the complicated arrang geme0as
heretofore used for this purpose. II requires ieA
room for operating and can be worked vi
greater facility In all places. Z
Those seeking asimpe, cheap and efficient FoFF
will do well to examine its merits. That 1t =
economy to use such an article is readily admitted
by the intelligent farmer, as ii saves vast amount
of time and labor, relieving him of the most uns
pleasant part of haying, since the introduction q
moving machines. =
They will frequently save the price Of the For
in single day-when large quantity of hay Is e
be secured from the rain, and there is but llttla
time in which TO do it-as man and two boy
WILL by the use of these Forks, unload ton OF
hay In five minutes.
For Sale by
ELMER GOLDEN, f
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sPECIAL ORDERS. No. ba

WAR DEpARrMKNT, BUREAU OF REFUGEES,
FREEDMl.N AND ABANDONED LANDS,
WASHINGTON, April TO- 1866.
Colonel Samuel Thomas having been relieved
from duty as Assistant Commissioner Of this Bu-
rcau for Mississippi, by Special Orders No 1GO
In person to the Commissioner in order to be
placed on other important duty, the Commission
or takes this occasion to thank him for the energy
fidelity and ability he has displayed In the dis
charge Of his difficult and delicate duties, while
lab0rlng for the Freedmen In tho Mississippi Val
loN
BY order of Major General o. 0. Howard;
Signed c. H. IowARn
Brcvet Brig. Gen1 U. s. Vols,
and A. A. A. General
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Notice to Teachers.

TENHE Board of School Examiners of jackson
J. county, meets as follows:
At Jackson, on the first Monday In every month.
At Portland, on the third Monday in February,
May, August, and November.
At Berlin, on the third Monday in April, and
October.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Nav 2k '66--tf
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AsEN. THOMAS.

Samuel Thomas, of Keystone Fur
mace, in this county, went out in the
first three years company from this coun-
ty, and from Lieutenant, has gone up to
Brigadier General, He is now on duty
in Washington City. To show how he
has deported himself as an officer, we
publish the following orderst
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Preferable TO Life Insurance,
Laasmuch as it is cheaper, may be secured By
ere,y person, irrespective Of age or condition
Of heath, tnd gireS the policy holder
WEEKLY BENEFITS in case of Ac-
cilom 0hich the Life pol'cy does not.
June a.,
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News of the Week.

Tbb Fenlan war is ended. @here
W&an invasion of Canada, and battle,
which about seveniy-fve persons
Eere killed and wounded. The Fenans
? then had to retreat, and number of
them were captured by the United
States forces. Our Government took
active measures to enforce the neutrality
- laws. The President issued his pro-
clamation, and Roberts and Sweeney
were arrested. The Government has
been transporting the rctreating Fenians
to their homes.
The United States Senate has pass
ed the constitutional amendment re-
ported by the reconstruction committee,
by vote Of SO to IL. The third Sec
ton, which provided that rebels should
not be permitted to vote until 1870, was
stricken out, and the following substi-
tuted:
SEC. 0. No person shall be Senator or Repre-
sentative In Congress, or cectOr of President and
Vice President, or hold any Office civil or military
under the United States or under any State, who
having previously taken an oath rs member Of
Congress, or as m officer Of the United States or
as member of any State Legislature or rs an ex-
cCutve or civil officer Of any State TO support the
Constitution OF the United States shall have en-
gagged In nsurrectlOn or rebellion against tho
same or piVen aid or comfort To the enemIeg
thereof; but Congress may, bya vote of two.thrds
OF each House, remove such disability,
Ships continue to arrive at New
York with cholera on board, and there
have been two or three more cases in
the city
The trial. of jeff. Davis has been
postponed until October, and an effort
will be made to have him released on
bail, Or on parole.
The '1oyal Georgian" arebel news
paper, at Augusta, Georgia, has been
suppressed by order of Gen. Tillson.
Samuel Coovert has been tried the
second time for the murder of the Roosa
family, and has again been convicted Of
murder in tho FIRST degree.
Gold has ranged atabout 40 dur
ing the pasttwo weeks. tits sometimes
above that figure, and sometimes below.
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COHINTX
NOMINATING CONVENTION

The Union voters OF Jackson county
are requested to meet at the usual place
of holding elections in each township,
On Friday, July 9th, 1866,
at 2 O'Clock, P M. and proceed to choose
delegates to the County Nominating
Convention, which will meet at
BURKES HALL, IN JACKSON,
On Saturday, July 7tEl, 1860,
at IL o'clock, 4. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for county
officers, and appointinga a county Cen
tral Committee for the ensuing year.
- The ratio of representation will be one
delegate for each twenty-five votes cast
for Gov. Cox at the last October election,
and one delegate for each fraction of
thirteen votes. The several townships
will be entitled to delegates as follows
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BY order of

UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
D. MACKLEY, Chairman.
JAMES TRIP, Secretary.
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For SnIe Dy
ELMER GOLDE NJ

STERNBERGER BUILDING,
May II, 66-2m. JACKSON, 0RLO.
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Entitled IAN Ordinance to prevent the spreading
of fSmall.Pox within the limits of the IncorpOs
rated Village of Juckscn."
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ANOTMER GOOD SPEECH.

Mr. Nye, Of Nevada, recently made a
speech in Congress which expressed our
views precisely. We have only room
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-24
County Adrertaseme7ots.

.HEREBY informs the citizens of Towson-
Ill town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent place of business, to the building adjon-
ing the post office and store of Mr.. Nelson Coop
er, where he will in the future be pleased to see
all his friends and customers. e. .t, 81
keep constantly on hand a varied assort-
ment of Boots Shoes, Caters, &C., for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children,
which will be found as durable, and cheaper
than can be procured in the city of Baltimore
return my thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received, and will
endeavor, by attention to business, and moder-
ate charges, to merit a continuance ofthe same
sa GEORGE STEIBER.
April 1.-6m. ..............-. e1aefa.
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AUiCTIONEERING.

YT,HE undersigned still continues the BUSH
ness Of Auctionoering. Real or Personal
Property Of every description. When not a.
his residence in Towsontown, inquiry may be
naado at the Office either Of the On'om OF 1s I9s
sa annlication as early as possibe so as to
arrange the day Of sale. Thankful for past "a
vors he respectfully asks a continuance OF the
same SIS 3 S1Tss sAM'L g. WILSON
~ ai 3 ziaf Towsontown, Baltimore 90.
Aug. 26, l865.--tf.
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INTERNAL REV. NOTICE.

A LII Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, Butchers,
IN Manufacturers, Auctioneers and Pedlers
will please take notice, that they are required
by law to take out Government License, and
with the exception of Pedlers, are required to
make to the Assistant Assessor,
A MONTHLY RETURN
Of all work done by them, the same to be pre-;
sented on or before the TENTH OF EACH
MONTH, after which time penalty or fine OF
twenty five per cent. will be added.
@a-All persons interested will please take
notice and have their returns in by the tenth
of January.
FRANK L. Nl0RLING,
.r Asst. Assessor 9th Div. 5th Dist
COUNTY OFFICE-Hookstown Road near
first Toll Gate. Office hours to A. M, and
4 to P. M.
!. CITY oFFICE-No Eutaw Street. Office
hours from 10 A.. NJ, to 3 P. M. . tr..s
Dec. 23.-tf. .s.t .st
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PLANTS FOR SALE.

r AwToN BLACKBERRY,
Ia WILSON'S ALBANY.
STEWART HOvEY, RUSSELL, BOYDEN'S
GREEN PROLIFIC and other. STRAWBER-
RIEs, RASP PBERRIES, &C., for sale by
A. w. SWEENY,
a miles on Charles St. Avenue.
asB~ Orders may be lett At A. 9. MOTIFS, No.
40 EAser st., palhnsrS, March 17.-et,
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PRIVATE SALE.

PRIV ATE SALE.
II EsIRING to relinquish business, / now of
IL fer at Private Sale, my entire Stock Of
GOODS, FIXTURES, &C. / think may safe
ly say that my Stand is the best and my Stock
Of Goods the most complete in the county, (see
advertisoment) A rare chance is offered. Pos
session given Immediately Apply to
~ WM. S. SIIEALEY.
Jan. 27.--tf. Towsontown, Nd,
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History Of the Rebellion. C
HEADLEY,S HISTORY OF THE WAR

~ dlSGOry OIL LQ0 h0O01llOu. = ~
HEADLEY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
THE undersigned having procured an agen-
i cy for this valuable work for portion Of
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in very
short time visit the people of the county solic-
ting subscriptions therefor. II will be true
and faithful history of events they have trans
pired since April 1851, until nearly to the pres
ent time.
1t will be published in-two vols. at $3.50 each
the first of which will soon be delivered, and
the second Immediately after the close of the
war. Each volume will contain many pages Of
illustrations of Battle scenes and over forty por
traits of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South. - 5.
Volume |, containing SOC pages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
calities. Volume II will be issued as soon as
practicable after the close of the war, and will
contain about 700 pages, or more, if necessary
to complete the History. .s..
The undersigned also has for sale the
: EDWARD n. TYRRELL.
June 3. 1S65.-1y.
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esb a.urumsn wsrten. rae siest In esrttnsuns
mil .iu.a td4.isss 8ncasn cine HaRrRaite Snpss
,up,ol msua man f,sts.tis asrnmssi ttpsisst.
San ssa ,ds.n Gisii&s tSnnta fia sarasf :sis
9aa. tts 3.it s.tSris s.rtrsissa. aaa ssrsiaSi
sas aus islaem Di.ii4s iuttrsltse Stale sls
spt,a eta.ataait,u nj. sw GasssssihsI.Hr sts
2t,sta. ,..',... 800 -
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-24
S6isem=9ebaaDes eshmpferl.

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frsT' ater mir,
rus tsnm' sur 6ras naa 9aus.
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8 iais6' scrbsi. uias | au 9-
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8 sIaut. Ia trasssu
Ter 3sissr is:talt .SUn.1 l
60 oft i&tsE. mint 81 as,
Grab ale wte tel.
SaE Yuism ssrpuIt ear stsL
0'rUftn ait tis Spur.
une pexn iarh moot belt
u Sod III s'5lataT.
@.un sta, puts essm ! ttsatm'
G&imsit mi net Dsit. h-s So.
Tsum ssts mir ns& ttas GiaiH. !, a
= SsR N-i Htik',, l58 gs1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-24

SuF ,es in taa GpsdstsrbsNs als 9assst'1.
Stre Stute betamsn Snlsat.
Str gar 81 wutlIa, uIa mare Pc siRt &assse'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-24

,Ti. eists lana auss!' tstaxs!sts Elm sRt'
6uFaail&r Bsrstrr hs idSnm GsiHls&ts.
,Sa wctl," -tnisssn.ts sin latnr Srsiaif. ~sh
eub. tanu anss, aud elm slSs&tn fssa lalsa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-24
Ga1s & 9naahansen,
RrAtS=Nnipdlte.

3Ie4tS=SANIuoIIe'
Drsiatirta Ia susa @srittsba1rn fss wen
9ulttat DiRvitte, ual wtreeR aac ttnsa aes'I'o'
0tHe Nsi4ifte shnttliA tlerlsn.
0iEs ss ~. S,Fwfa strabe &als'RSt'n @t''
asIs1 esi&ss &sssl.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-07
Dissolution Notice.

vUyHE FIRM OF J. W. MILLER 60. have this an
disposed Of their entire stock In ths city to Messra
BunneIi Miller, who win continue lhe business A tLe
Same stand Mr. Thomas Miller 10 authofiaed u set{ls
aI liabilities and collect all debts dud All psfsona
knowing themselves indebted viii please come brwssd
and settle and save costs. J.W. MILLER "a.
Dalles City, Nov. 23d, tses. n1sn