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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-12-13
CoUNrr OoMMlssloNrns' PuooEEprNos

CoUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRooERDTNGs.
The Commissioners of jackson county were In
session FIVE days last week. Tie following allow
ances were made; n ..#rt'.fr#
Madison crabtree, for repairing road In scloto
township, $1,000. ENa~h
Samuel W. Crabtree, same $i0.l6.
B.F. Scott Jr., for repairing road in Washington
township, $4,000. t.u,t. l.ffr .fs.. .
Hiram Mayhem, for balance on two bridges In
Hamilton township, $4,000.
Beverly keenan,, Surveyor, services in matter of
New Court House, S65.50.
Hiram Mayhem, bridge in Hamilton township,
S135OO. avn
Pickrel & Co., CRATE, G.l5. ......-- .
s. Baker, Auditor, $G14.05. PEI
Stationery, $500. ---
T, L. Hughes Commissioner, S10.40. ..,
John schweitzer, repairing chairs for Court
Room, $500.
DR.. A. B. Monahan, Medical Attendance on
prisoners in jail $490O.
Stationery, Probate Office, 1925
D. II. Varian, repairing wndowsfo for Jail, $3.50.
Samuel Claar, part for building bridge in scoto
tOMueHlp' POU.VV.
g. II. Reasoner, for stationery, $9.4s. ~
Stationery for Probate Office, $3.50.
James Martin, for glass for county offices, Co. 25.
John Swanson, for setting crate in Auditors
Office, $2.7. ja ."i
Dr. D. H. Mitchell, Medical attendance on pris-
oner, $1,000 ... g.
Lewis & Lovejoy, for bIacksmlthing repairs,
1925. -.--
j. E. Ferrce, Clerk, paid R. Creighton & Co.
for blanks, $4S.05.
c. Graham, for tinware bill, $25.25.
John NJ. Martin, Book &C., $25.75.
John Swanson, repairs, $3.50
r. T. Gardner, repairs, 50 cents. .
John Burt repairing bridge, Lick township,
$51OO. ,.r... -..
sternberger & Bro, items jail expense, 5000.
7. L. Hughes, Commissioner, $40.
W. X. Hastings, Prosecuting Attorney, per cent.
on collections, $71.13. ....
JOS H. Wilson, Sheriff, boarding prisoners, &C.,
$S21O.
Same. error $11 72.
Sutherland & Steele oil &C. for offices, $3.50.
D Mackley, printing, $135JO.
James Tripp & J. NJ. Martin, excayating foun-
dation for New Court House, $1O9.O4.
J. A. Sell, Commissioner $1O5G0.
w. s. Schellenger, Commissioner, S93.50.
The Commissioners also established several
county roads.
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MEDICAL Nor1oE.-nR. e. Cone may

be consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Mon
days, Sept. 10; Oct. Is; Nov, 10; Dec. "a Jan.
%; March Al April s; May 18; June II.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tues
30; March 8: April 81 May IA; June Is.
All sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation and
his success in this community, during five years
practice is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease is incurable.
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A CoRREcrIoN.-Mr. Hastings, Pros
ecuting Attorney, says that he must call upon the
man who furnishes brains for the members of the
Jackson Bar, TO attend to our case He says we
were wrong in stating that he is allowed extra
compensation for criminal business in the Probate
Court. We wish to refer Mr.. Hastings and his
brain turnsher to Section II, Act Of April A, 1853
Swan q Crtchheld, page 1224
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Coon. The Standard has list of the
best subscribers of any paper in the State. They
are paving up bravely. Last week they brought
us in quite little pile of greenbacks We needed
It, There are few-perhaps twenty, who, If
they do not come in by the first of January, will
get up on the morning of the 3D., and find their
paper of that date missing. So look out.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. The
following are the transfers of Real Estate filed in
the Recorders Office for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished by John NJ.
Martin Esq, County Recorder:
John j. Smith to Oliver s. Miller Part
out lot No /, in jackson. ..............$ 1i2
Jacob A. Shockey to Sarah A. Shockey.
NV, NE, Sec 21 T 8, R19...........$ $50
Samuel A. Stephenson to Annie Eiscnaw-
gle. Sc, s E, Secs, TT, RlS 40 As 700
John Michal's Heirs to Elizabeth Michal.
E18, SEX, Sec T. T6,R17. TA....s 900
Elizabeth Michal to James Mlchal. E]9,
SEX, Sec 4, T6R17. 77A.........$ /, 900
Smith & Miles to Jefferson Furnace Co.
Mex, Sec Il, T5, R19. 135A...,..$ 1000
John Rogers to jefferson Furnace Co. N
E,SE, Sec 1, T5, R19. 35H A.......$ 400
Jacob A. Kicker to Joshua Thomas. E16
NV, NV. Sec II, TT, R17. 40 OA...9 APO
Seneca W, Elyto Vim. Mercer The undi-
vided \, sW Il, Sec 4, TT, r. 18. 164
and 7S-lOO OA....................... 300
Commissioners of jackson County to Davis
Macleley. Out lot 90 in jackson. 4A.$ 167
Frank Gallagher to Samuel A, Stephenson.
Sc, s E, Sec s. TT, X l8. 40 OA.......$ GOO
Azariah Arthur to John Cummins. acre
in w 4, NE, Sec 1. T 5, R1S.........$ 80
Same to Same. and $500 A. in same
tract. .......................$ ll6
James Burchfeld, Administrator, to Henry
Coen. NE, s E. Sec II, T7R19. AL
so, sW, s W, Sec 16, TT, X 19.......$ 523
Robert d. Shields TO Daniel Burns. In lot
No IL In West Berlin n..................$ 300
Total consideration for lands transferred
during the week ....................$ 7,74S
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WNrER,-On last Sunday the weatt

WrNrER.-On last Sunday the wealth
er turned cold, and the snow flew on that evening
and Monday. 1t was funny Qor one sitting by the
stove) to zee men and boys striking out for the
mandatory of Baldridge & Grassland to get
warm clothing. The machines run with great en-
ergy in that establishment. They will soon have
to take larger rooms. They manage to fill all Or
ders yet, with reasonable dispatch.
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THE following new advertisements
viii be found In the SrANDARp this week:
kTBell Ringers-J. NJ. Boulard.
k&-Lands for Salc-J. t. Ratcllff.
GS-Council Notice. NJ. Martin.
RTOho Farmers. D. Harris.
EFProbate Notlce-Geo. w. johnson.
ETLetter List. R. Mathews. ..4.
k1Redemption of Lands--S. Baker.
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MORE New GooDs. S. Dickson.
q few doors above the Postofice, has received an
other lot of new goods. He is doing 'land-ofice
business but he manages to keeps full stock
always on hand. Call on him. As the hard-shell
preacher said about Moses at the creation, you
will find him thar or tharabouts."
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New FIRM.-W. H. Anderson and 7.
P. Sutherland have taken the Berlin mill. and Mr.
Anderson has gone to Berlin, and will operate the
mill. Heis practical miller of much experience,
and we can assure our numerous readers in that
section of the county, that he will render salts
faction. Give him trial.
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II You Should Fer Get Married.

II you should e'er get married, John,
-Iilltell you what to do
Goget little tenement -
. Just big enough fOrtwo:
And one spare room for company
And one spare bed within IT.
And If you'd begin loves life arght, z
You'd better thus begin II.
In furnisure, be moderate John, .I
And let the stuffed chairs wait ...
nelooking glasswlIl do for both
Yourself and loving mate;
And Brussels, too, and other things
Which make nice appearance, .' =.
If you can better afford 1t, they
VIII better look year hence.
And If you want some clothing, John,
With which yourself to dress,
Go to Isaac Nathan's store, John. N'...
The cheapest you will confess.
And when you set forth In the street
To find the famous store,
Take with you all the friends you meet
You cannot miss the door.
Some think they must have pictures, John,
Superb and costly, too,
Your wife will be picture, John,
Let that suffice for you;
And when she looks on YOU, John,
With clothes from Nathan's store
She'll think You are picture. too,
And love you more and more!
And one word as to cooking, John,
Your wife can do that best
For love, to make the biscuit rise,
Is better far than yeast
No matter if each day you don't
Bring turkey to your table,
Twill better relish by and by,
When You are better able.
And let me give advice to all,
Whe chance to read these lines,
If you would at the best place CALL
To get value for your dimes,
Isaac Nathan's is the place,
Go there and do not tarry,
Then pleasing smile your wife will grace,
If ever YOU should marry.
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for De-
cember contains fine Portraits of Dore, the great
French Artist, the King and Queen of Prussia
twelve distinguished American Clergymen, Miss
Kate Bateman, with Biographies and Sketches of
Character Also, other interesting matter, in
GLIDING What is Education2 by John Neale ;
Characters of shakspere; Thier, the French
Statesman Orang- g-Outangs, &c. Only 20 cents;
81 year. Now is the time to subscribe A New
Volume begins with the next number. Address,
FOWLER s. WELLS, 3s9 Broadway, New York
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J. F, lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Fnrnacemen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyJ
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SITUATION WANrED.-A young man
who can bring good recommendations, desires a
situation as salesman or book-keeper. Would
prefer the latter. Address this Office Fiji
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENT for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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MARRIED..

On Dec. 6, 1866, at the Gibson House, by Rev.
l.. A. Atkinson, Mr.. ISAIAH CASE of Jackson Up.
and Miss HANNAH OWENS of Liberty township,
Jackson county, Ohio.
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Orer 2.5OO testimOaidts hare been received Rsmem-
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of your horse. Sold by all Druggists. Once, Sc
Oortandt street, New York.
Nov % 1866-1m
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SWEET OPOPONAx FROM MEXICO! Ma
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Perfume. Try ii and be convinced,
4. T. SMITH il co., New York.
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THE Gallipolis Journal says that it was
mistaken in saying that Ned Reed 8 Minstrels ran
of from that ipace without paying their board
hill
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THE Presbyterian Sociable will meet
at the residence Of A. Robbins on Main Street, on
next Wednesday night.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-12-13

TIE derrick at the new Court House
fell few days ago and came very near killing Mr..
Swanson, the contractor.
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WE leave out Mr.. Hughes columns,
and the Farmers column this week, to make room
for the Presidents Message.
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Spike the Guns!

of Humbug Imposters are lin the field with dead
ly hair dyes, dangerous to health and utterly de-
structive to the hair. Do not submit to have your
head
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when that cooling vegetable preparation,
CRTSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
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through the pores. Beware of the deeterious
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Nov. %, 1866.--1m
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Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills

have been a Standard Remedy Tor over thirty
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for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
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Pills sent by mail promptly, secure from obser-
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Druggists generally.
81 Cedar st., New York.
Benton & DUNHAM, Cleveland, and JOHN D.
PARK, Cincinnati, Wholesale Agents.
E5-Sold in Jackson by DR.. o. c. MILLER.
Feb. %, 1866-1y
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Sheriff s Sale.

Sheriff 8 Sale.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, ss.
Greenbury j. Delay, VS.. Isaac Tennis.
On fl ia ex.
Pursuant to the command of an order for sale
from the Court of Common Pleas of jackson
County, Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff of
said county, will offer at public sale, at the door
of the Court House, Qn front of the Grafton
Block, inthetown of jackson, on
Saturday, December 18th, A. d., 1865,
at one o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate situated in the town of Jackson to-wit
Lots Nos. SO aud S. as decribed in the recorded
plat of the town of jackson, jackson Co., Ohio.
First described lot valued at S2h0 90
Second " 225 90
To be sold as the property of Isaac Tennis to
satisfy judgment in favor Of Greenbery ]. Delay.
Terms OF Sale--Cash.
Jos. II. WILSON, s. J. c. {.
Moore and Fullerton, Atty's forP Pl'f
NOV. IL, '66-5w. 7. I. 81 20.
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SWEET OPoPONAX FROM MEXICO! The
~ most elegant and essential personal requisite
for lady, Extract of Sweet Opoponax."
E. T. SMITH Il CO.. New York,
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LITERARY Norcrs.-The American
Agricuturist for December is as welcome as ever
and equally as good. Send in your subscriptions
for next year at once. Orange judd New York
81, so per year.
The Ladies' Repository for December was re-
ceived last week. A fine number, of this fine
Magazine.
Peterson's Magazine for January is already re-
ceived. Always welcome
Last week we found among our exchanges a
paper called Yankee Notions. 1t is filled with
comic pictures and witty savings The price is
fifteen cents per month. Address Yankee No
tions," 20 Ann Street. N. Y. Let the lovers of
fun send for it.
Ticknor g. Fields, Boston, have sent us little
book entitled "IIow New York City is Governed, 4"
by James Parton reprinted from the North Amer
lean Review. 1t reveals system of rascality
really appalling.
We have received the Catalogue of 0berin Col
lege for 1866, which>shOws that institution to
be IN Il most fourishing condition.
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THOMAS SHERLOCK, President.
w. b. cassidy, Vice President.
R. NJ. BISHOP, of R. NJ. Bishop g. Co.
THEO. COOK. of Barker, Hart e. Cook.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, President Lafayette Bank.
HUGH MCBIRNEY, of Hugh McBirney & Co.
L. K. HULL. of Addy, Hull q Co.
A. K. WINSLOW, Of WndOw & Smith.
BRIGGS SWIFT, of Briggs Swift d. Co.
CHARLES RULE Of Z. Rule & Coleman.
c. NJ BUCHANAN, Of Buchanan d Co.
ADOLPlI WOOD Of AdOlph Wood u Co.
7. B. HUNT, Post QuarterInaster.
JAMES S. WISE, Nashville Packet Company.
l.. A. HARRIS, Mayor of Cincinnati
Stockholders.
R. N. Bishop & Co., s. N Pike, Adolph Wood
& Co., Briggs Swift & Co., Robert Moore, Addy
u Hull A. 5. Wlhsow, Walter Smith James w.
Gatf, Stall & Myer T.R,Biggs & Co., W.Shaeffer,
S.W.Smth, J.L.Keck g. Bro, r. Beresford & Co.,
Tweed & Sibley, Babbitt. Hardness d Co., c. G.
Pearce, Hinde & Porter, NJ. w. Stone. Hamilton,
Clay & Co., Williams, Boal & Co.. C. d A. Jacob
j. Z. Crane, Theo. Cook, John Shillito & Co.,
A. D. Bullock & Co., Proctor & Gamble, Joseph
Z. Butler, Howell, Gauo & Co., Thos. sherlock,
Chas. Rule, Boyle, Miller Il Co., A. II. Andrews,
Geo, Hater, II. Grotelskemper, Poland d Henry,
Hugh Mckinney d Co., Morris Drum, Prashears
q Mclaughlin, Thos. Phillips, NJ Werk, Thos
Kirby, George II. Hill, Shaw, Barbour & Co.,
Pierce, Tolle IL Hoton, Wasson. Talbot & Page
n. W. Emerson d Co., King LLOYD & McLain,
H.A.JOnes, George {. King, David Gibson & Co.,
J.Swasey & Co., Moore, Wilstach & Baldwin,
Sellow IL Co, Wilson, Eggleston & Co., w. NJ.
Patterson, EG. Leonard d. Co., j. J.Rawson WV.
Hanly & Co., McKeehan q Evans. G. Meldrum 81
Co., Dubois Il Anger, Buchanan & Co., Beatty d
Trowbridge, Chatield & Woods, Steadman &
Shaw, John Young II. Block & Co., James NJ
Clark & Co., NJ. Bare & Co., Hill & Hubert, s
Levi Il Bro, Phillip lIinkle, W.F.& Thomas F.
Strauss & Bro, j. w. Donohue. VIM. Glenn *
Sons, Miles Greenwood, Harvey De Camp. Tweed
Il Andrews, j VI. Garfield.
LouIsyILLE.-W G. Hite, Guthrie g. Co., j. B.
Smith, Hall II Long Verhatf & Bro, AS Gilmore,
Robert Atwood, Sherley, Woodfolk & Co.
MADISON, IND N. Powell
DAYTON Omo-V Winters, John H. Winters
George W. Shaw, j. v Perriue, Henry S. Fowler
and others.
w. y. MARTIN, Agent.
jackson e. H., Ohio.
Nov 90 66.-3w.
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A GRAND TIME.-It is said that the
10th Congress will meet on the 9Th of March next
John MoTisscy the burglar, prize-fghter and gam
bier, and Ben. Butler the brute beast, are mem
bers Of this Congress. 1t has been arranged that
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eral shall enter into prize fight near Washington
City, early in March This has caused lively
time among tie members of the ring" ..
This great national love feast has lowered the
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you do not believe 1t, call at Orange Furnace
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Block, Main Street, jackson G. H., Jackson coun-
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SL0AN'S CONDITION POWDER

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inO-nOt make her tA-ths Is not Desirable bat "
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COWS will find by giving them
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