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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-09-06

LITERARY NoTcEs. The Ladies' Re-
pository for September is fine number. One of
the engravings is a beautiful portrait of Queen
Victoria. The reading matter is of the highest
order.
Beade's Monthly for September was received a
week ago. 1t is one of the best Magazines we
take. Call and see specimen.
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FIREs.-One night last week the iron

FIREs.-One night last week the iron
broke through at Star Furnace and running over
one of the blast pipes, melted it. The melted iron
was then blown up so as to threaten everything
in its way. 1t was soon controlled.
There was also fire at Orange, but 1t did not
do much damage
Speaking of Orange reminds us that the CON-
pany have store on Main Street, just below the
Bank, where they sell the cheapest and best goods
In town. This is so. Call and see for yourselves.
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DISTINGUISHED CuARAcTERs.-The IL

DISTINGUISHED CHARACTERs.-The IL
Illustrated chronological Journal for September
contains Portraits, with descriptions, of Count
Bismark, of Prussia; Archduke Albert, of Aus
tria; Queen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands; Jo-
seph Surge, of England; Horace Vernet, of
France; F. N. Osborn, of Newfoundland Cyrus
w. Field, of New York and Group of Native
Africans with articles on Anthropology, Physiol-
ogy, Psychology, 'Pneumatology and Physiogno-
my; Characters In Shakespeare, Hamlet, Cassius,
etc. Beaming Eyes, Impressions, Large Noses,
Prenatal Influences, Sins of Society. Whom to
Elect Questions for Debating Societies, Phrenolo-
gy, byJobn Neal; "0ut of Place." by Mrs. Wyl-
lis; Truth and Error, "Quack Medicines" Fag-
gingand Floggng, Female Suffrage, Foreign Airs
ETC. A rich number. 20 cents, or S9a year.
Fowler and Wells, NY.
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PRoF. STEINER went up in a balloon
from Portsmouth on last Friday, and landed in
the West part of Scioto township in this county.
His balloon Travelled at the rate of nearly mile to
the minute. He hired man to haul him and his
balloon to this place, and went back to Portsmouth
orthe train on Saturday morning.
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PETTY THEvNG,-Some persons have
been in the habit of stealing corn from the fields
near town. A young lady O was caught the other
day. stealing basket full from Mr.. Daiey's field,
near the Chllicothe bridge. Shame
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e. CLARK e. co.
Jackson, May 10, '6G-tf.
Sherifes Sale.

State of Ohio jackson county, : ss.
Robert Aten, Guardian, vs. Margaret French ct. oil.
First Order of Sale. In Partition.
Pursuant TO the command Of an order of sale is
sued by the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of Jackson and State of Ohio and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county of jackson.
will offer for sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court House, Tin front of the Grafton
Block, in Jackson, in said county Of jackson, and
In the State of Ohio, on
Saturday, September Sth, A. D., 1866,
OF one clock, p NJ, of said day, the following
real estate, situated in the county of jackson and
State Of Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter Of section fifteen, township seven and range
nineteen, except three acres and half out of the
southwest corner of said lot heretofore decided
by James Noel and wife to Newton Calhoun and
William Inman, and upon which the steam saw
mill now stands. Appraised at $3.50 90.
To be sold as the property and real estate of
Margaret French, et d. at the suit of Robert Aten
Terms of sale-0ne third of the purchase mon
ey to be paid in hand one third in one wear, and
the residue in two years from the day of SALE the
deferred payments TO draw interest from the day
of sale, and to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August,
A. D., 1866.
JOS. II. WILSON, Shf. J.C.
Aug. 9, ,'G6-5w-P. F.-$1l 10.
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HoRsE-RACTNG has been quite the rage
for some time at this place. Loud swearing can
be heard nearly every day, and offers to bet upon
the old mare and then crowds of rough looking
rOscsIs are off to John Longs race ground, near
Diamond Furnace. Then they return, more
swearing and betting, and the destruction of more
bad whisky
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THE School Examiners held their
regular monthly session at the Court Room on
Monday last. There was class of sixteen exam
ined, twelve of whom got certificates. There will
be another class examined on next Saturday, when
all who wish can be examined.
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Town LoTs.-We would call atten-
tion to the advertisement of Mrs. NJ. A. Isham.
These are the most beautiful lots for building in
jackson. They lie where the shows exhibited this
summer. We will have more to say about them
next week.
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Ordinance No. 90.

AN Ordinance fixing the amount of salary of tho
Mayor and Marshal of the Incorporated Village
of jackson.
SECTION 1. Be 1t ordained by the Common
Council of the Incorporated Village Of Jackson,
that the Mayor of said Village shall be allowed
and paid out Of the Treasury of said Village, upon
the order Of the Recorder, the sum of Two Hun
dred Dollars annually, for his services as such
Mayor in addition to the fees now allowed In civ
Il and criminal cases, to be paid semi-annually.
SEC. 2. And be itfurther ordained by the Com
mon Council of said Village of jackson, that the
Marshal of said Village, shall be allowed and paid
out of the Treasury Of said Village, upon theerder
Of the Recorder, the sum of One Hundred and
Fifty dollars annually, for his services as such
Marshal, in addition TO his fees now allowed in
civil and criminal cases, to be paid quarterly.
This Ordinance TO be In force from and after its
publication.
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. M. MARTIN, Recorder.
Sept. 3, 1866.
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Notice.
NOTICE
Of Redemption of Lands Sold at
Delinquent Sale,

SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor Of the county Of
Il, Jackson, in the State of Ohio, hereby notify
the holder of the Auditors certificate of purchase
of the following described lands, that application
has been duly made to me as such Auditor, for tue
redemption of the same, sold as delinquent lands
on the 81 Tuesday in January, 1865 to John
Hamer, for the taxes and penalty then due there
on for the years 1863 and 1864, to-wit:
Southeast quarter, northwest quarter Of range
19, township s, section 80.
Also, the west half of the southwest quarter
of range 10, township g. section 33, and that an
amount Of money equal to that for which said lot
was sold, and taxes subsequently paid thereon,
together with interest and 80 per cent. penalty on
the whole amount paid by the purchaser, &c, has
betn duly deposited according to law. for the re-
demption thereof, with the Treasurer of the said
county of Jackson. SAMUEL BAKER,
Aug 30, 'G6-3w. Aud Jackson Co.
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WE publish another interesting letter
from our Baltimore correspondent, and our read
ers will be pleased to learn that he has promised
to write again.
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WE have received communication
from E. W. eating ESQ.,, which we regret to say,
came after the paper was full twill appear next
week. Mr.. eating can be heard as often as he
desires. We do not fear discussion.
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M'ELR0Y DICKSON & co.
No. 81 WOOD STREET,
Pittsburgh.
Sent & '66 Qn1
Special Master Com
miSSiOneI.9S Sale

IniSSiOner9S Sale.
Albert Farmer PpG vs. Mathew w. Maddox, ct.
al Deft. jackson County Common Pleas
DURSUANT to an order of sale issued IN this
Il case, out of the Clerks Office of said Court,
and to me directed as Special Master COmmiss-
ioner of said Court, will on
Saturday, October 9th, A. D., 1866,
at one o'clock, P. NJ at the door of the Court
House, IN said county of jackson, In front of the
Grafton Block, in the town of Jackson expose to
sale at public auction, the following lands and ten
ements situated in the county of Jackson in the
State of Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows to-wit:
part of the southwest quarter of the SOUTH
west quarter of section twenty four of township
eight of range nineteen, commencing at the north
west corner Of d. Perry's lot thence running
west on Walters line to the county road thence
along said road to the corner of lot No. 12 thence
along said lot to the northwest corner; thence
east to Marshdll's northwest corner thence east
to d. Pcrrys line; thence north to the place of
beginning. To be sold as the property of Math-
ew W. Maddox, to satisfy decree rendered by
said Court In favor of said Albert Farrar.
Appraised at $75 90.
JOSEPH II. WILSON,
Shift ]. c. and Sp1 Mast Comr j. G. Com. Pleas.
Sept. G. '66-5w-pf. 5000.
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD must be handed in by noon on Tues.
day each week, as the paper Is made up on Tues
ay evening.
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Divorce Notice.

EAMHS r. DAY. whose place Fof residence II
- unknown, Is notified that Margaret Day did,
On the 9th day Of September. A. d., 1856, file
her petition In the office Of the Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas within and
fov the county Of jackson aud State Of Ohio,
charging said James r. Day with wilful absence
for more than three years, and asking that she
may be divorced from said James X. Day and that
she may be decreed 10 have the custody Of her mi
nor children, which petition will stand for hearing
at the next term Of said court
MARGARET DAY.
by JAMES TRIP, her Atty.
Sept. 8, 'GG.-Gw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHIsKERs! WHIsKERs!!

" HISKERS W WHISKERS
DR.. L. o. MoNTEz' CorrOlia, the greatest stimu-
ator in the world, win force Whiskers or Mus
taches to grow on the smoOthest face or chin
never known to fail; sample for trial sent to any
one desirous of testing Its merits. Address
REEVES e. Co., 70 Nassau St., N. Y.
June 28, 'G6-3m. ...
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Administrators
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

OLAhL vi lOIx1L LAD i IA i u.
IN PURSUANCE of an order granted by the
l. Probate Court of Jackson county Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction, on
Thursday, September goth, 1866,
at one o'clock, p NJ, at the door of the Court
House In the town of jackson, in said county.
the following described premises situate in the
county of jackson and State of Ohio to-wit:
ln-lot number AZ, In the town of jackson.
Also, part of out-lot number "a In the north
half of the town Of jackson, beginning Pix rods
from the northeast corner of said lot number q
on Bridge street, and on the southeast line of said
lot "a; thence north 50 deg, west parallel with
Main street 16 rods; thence south 81 deg. west 5
rods; thence east 81 deg, south parallel with
Main street 16 rods thence north SO deg, east 5
rods to the place Of beginning. a acre.
Appraised as follows:
Said in-lot A. subject to dover, at $500 90
Said part OF out-lot "a, at $50 90
Terms of salc-one third cash in hand, one
third in six months, and the residue in twelve
months from day Of sale; deferred payments TO
bear interest and to be secured by mortgage on
the premises SAMUEL McGHEE,
Admir- d. b. u. of James Farrar's Estate.
By W. X. Hastings and James Trip, his att'ys.
Aug %, 66-4w.
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Do NOT forget the great Sunday
School picnic at Berlin to-day. CThursday.)
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THE BAND.-The new Band makes
fine music, and will attend meetings when called
upon, at the usual rates.
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Ordinance No. Cd.

Ordinance No. Cd.
AN Ordinance authorizing the Marshal to arrest
and coniine persons In the Village Prison guilty
of disturbing the good order and quiet Of the
Village, &c.
SECTION LIST. Be It ordained by the Common
Council of the Incorporated Village of Jackson,
that it shall be lawful, and it is hereby made the
duty of the Marshal of said Incorporated Village
of Jackson, to arrest on view and conine In the
Village prison any person or persons who disturb
the good order and quiet of the Village by clamor
and noise in the night season, by intoxicatlon,
drunkenness, fighting, using obscene and profane
language In the streets, or other public places to
the annoyance of Its citizens, or otherwise vio-
lating the public peace by indecent or disorderlv
conduct or by lewd and lascivous behavior; and
said Marshal shall keep said person or persons
confined In said Village Prison for period not
exceeding twenty-four hours, or until said person
or persons can be conveniently brought before the
Mayor for trial.
SEC. I'd. This Ordinance to be in full force from
and after Its passage and publication.
GEO. W. JOHNSON, Mayor.
J. M. MARTIN, Recorder.
Sept. 3, 1866.
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E9-Cheap Goods--R. w. Jones.
ETNew Books. +. Junkn & Co.
4rGoOds--McElroy & Co.
EJ'TOwn Lots-M. A. Isham.
gro. +. College,. NJ. Anderson.
E9Sheritf s Sale. II. Wilson.
rB'Town Ordinances-Nos. "a e. 25.
EJDlvorce NOtice-Margaret Day.
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Cart. JOHN WALDEN, late of the Cd
Va. Cavalry, recently died of consumption, al
Springfield, Missouri.
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Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
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The wOrd-renowDed author, in this admirable
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The following new advertisements
will be found In the STANDARD this week:
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

UST PUBLISHED,
- In a sealed envelope.
PRICE ..STx CENTS.
A Lecture
on the Nature, Treat
ment, and Radical Cure
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CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND BOYS,

Cut and made to order under the supervision Of
Messrs. PAYNE and DAVIS, who warrant the
same to fit.
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Legislative Summary.
Des Moines, March, 10.


In the Senate yesterday, protest
against the passH &c of the Judges salaries
bill was presented. A number of bills
were introduced, among them one for the
resumption Of the lands granted to the
dubuque and Pacific Railroad; to allow
the town Of DEBORAH to subscribe to rail-
road stock; in relation TO taking private
property for works of internal improve
m"nt; for fixing the salaries of officers of
the penitentiary; TO tax dogs; to amend
the Revision relative to exemptions from
jury duty. The bill to increase the COM
pcnsation Of Road Supervisors Was made
the special order for Monday morning at
TO- o'clock.
The House passed the following bills to
settle with the River Land Claimants; the
Blind Asylum bill To abolish the office of
Assistant Adiutant q neral; To prevent
the spread of contagious diseases among
swine: in relation to Agricultural Socie-
ties; Senate bill to amend Section II3:S of
the Revision; and to prevent the separate
owners of land enclosed in common; from
turning stock into the same without the
consent OF other parties. The afternoon
was spent in Joint Convention for the cleo
ton of Printer, Binder, and Trustees OF
the Cniversity.-,Sidte Register.
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Chicago NJ arkets.

I FIG .' '" Chicago. March II.
Provision Markets. almost li!eleSs.
Holders of mess pork ask % .5a2G and buy
erS offer -. tf. .s....
Lurd--l74c for prime.
Becf-Product small with sales of extra
mess beef AT H.. 81. '..
Bulk mra's-Dull, will, sales of so boxes
shonlderS';t ln1c. =" " '''
Grcasp-Quiet, with sales Of white mt l5c,
yrllow..F2',. .1 ":.
Dressed IL ,gs--Selling in soe,t9 lots ut
10 50aI0 -; sales to-day, all told were less
than ITO head. .!''"I o .'.... F..
market. ".. .' .#.
Stock--Light; better grades did with
firmness. .'-' ...
Whcat--No l spring active, sales foot up
5000 bushels AT / 2l}al25; closing at 2t!a
/ -; No. . spring lower with sales at sGc
rejected spring 72aS2ic.
Corn--null and lciower wIth light sales
of No. at doc; rejected il selling at 344a
35Ee. #'
Onts-Extremelv dull and nominal; sales
reported at at al for No l and ai..lc 1c
No2. .'.
Rve-Limited d demand; small sales No
at 54r.
Barley-Nuininrl. n.
| ighwines-Inaclive and nominal nj
. %.
Serd-Dull and easier; timothy selling
at = 1Ju3.
y :Jrrio 80.
Eggs--I.ower with sales at l';,tor; clGs-
ing ut lSc.
Cattle Market--Dull and sslgooping with
sales at 4 50a6 % for cows and medium
steers to good second class shipping stock
Live Hogs--Du and lOal5 lower with
sales ut Sag 10 for medium lots.
Sheep-Steady and good demand for
choice grades. ... :...
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Gen. Grant and the President.

washington cor. Cincinnati Commercial
There has been quite struggle. of late,
between the two wings of the Republican
party for the possession and influence of
Gen. Grant. The General happening to be
in New York on the occasion of the late
johnson ratification meeting, and having
been advertised among those invited To be
present, the Radicals became alarmed, and
upon consultation decided to send Mr.
Washburne post haste to the Empire City
to take charge ofhIm, and see to il that he
did not go near The Cooper Institute that
crening. suppose the relations that ex-
list between Gen. Grant and Mr.. Wash
burne are known to DE more than friendly
Al any rate the Galena member went Id
New York, and Grant didn't 90 to the rat =
iiicatiOn. The Generals position on the
question of reconstruction is exactly what
was stated 10y me short time since. Call
him ~ Radical or Conservative. which
evor you choose, his radicalsm is cOnser-
vative enough for immediate Union, and
his conservatism is radical enough to for
bid any but loyal men participating in the
councils of the nation. While he COM
nands the army, the South will he garri-
soiIed until IL shows a better spirit than il
now apparent among lis people. He is
not politician, but they greatly mistake
the man who think Ulysses is not wide
awake 10 the issues of the day, and has
not his opinions OF men and measures az
well a. those who tax more and say less
than he.
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From the Corydon Monitor.
.. ATROCIOUS MURDER!
The :Remains of the Victim Burned to
Ashes in his Owl Fire Place.
Lineville, Wayne Co., Iowa, }
Nfn,nh . 1924

Liueville, Wayne Co., Iowa.
March =, 1856. .
EDITOR MONITOR Dear Sir:-One of
those cool. brutal murders, the bare recital
OF which makes the blood run cold, has
just thrown this community into the great
est excitement, brief synopsis of which,
with your permission propose to lay be-
fore your readers. 1t appears that Ger
man by the name of George Klider, living
about three-fourths of mile from this
place. on farm belonging TO Mr. r. III.
l.. Duncan Of Ottumwa has been missing
since the night of February 22nd. Mr.. X.
was single man about thirty wears of
age, and lived alone, the house in which
he lived being about hulfa mile back from
the road. and about the same distance
from any other dwelling. From the sub
sequent conduct and contradictory state
mcnts ola German neighbor by the name
of VIM. Hoogman, the people here were
led to suppose that Klider had met with
foul play and arrested Hoogmnn as the
murderer. Upon being questioned as to
the whereabouts of the missing man, the
prisoner tainted, but up IN recovering stat
ed that klider had gone to Trenton, Mo-,
and left his property iii his (Hoogman's)
charge until his return. The arresting
party then proceeded to examine Klider'
house. Large spots of blood were found
on the floor and walls of his room, the
whole premises emitting the most sicken-
ing odor; large quantities of human bones
were found in tho sInOldering ashes of the
fire place. The lower jaw was but little
dis1igured. Large pieces of the skull to-
gether with pieces of human flesh were
dug out ofthe ashes, "a portion of the for
mer showed an incisiOn as if the body had
been chopped i'm pieces with an ax, prepar-
atory to burning. The most OF the bones
however had been pounded to pieces.
Portions of the murdered mans saddle
were fonnd in the ashes, burned probably
10 substantiate the story that he had gone
away on horse back. " .E
Il Upon examination before Judge Snyder
and Esquire Alley the following facts in
relation to the prisoner Hoogman weic