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MOBILE, September H.-CorroS-T There was iair
demand today, which was confined to only lew
brokers' and very little desirable Cotton offering 4OV
bales changed hands at 24c for Mddlns. The marker
closed steady and quiet. .. ,,
iaht For Sterling there is only limited demand;
though prices have advanced. The market closed dul
onneSed quotations Gold 143al4i. Stering-slxt!
Sa,s Iss Sioht I55 Francs nominal. New York sight
uar az discount. New Orleans Sight par as premium
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Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, September 1G.-rr"pENIrNGeIias Els
broueht to market slowly, and IS in fair demand
of oniy ITO bbls IS so for virgin ana yeo" mp "
suJnTrs TrRpENT1sE-Has oeen in fair request IouaH &
he ssles comprse TAT bbls. at 3la54 cents q gal
ioq as of 75s bbs at i3 12 for common s. 80
for No. s3 7oas4 SIX for No. l, anu 81 10 '0r
Pale. ooo.A,
Gonna cargo OF ITO bushels wnl'e' Honi "'N0
county, sold at 81 81 q busheL ,,..,,,,., a. On
' EAy,Sale from wharf of S17 bales Northern az W
cents q 100 tbs.
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OAR D..

is with feelings OF pride @ American manufsetursn
that publish the following testiuouiSlS which have
bean received by a. recently: ffG
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Lospox. July 20. 1855.

Esars. CLickerin1 q 8ons:
GENTS: have Just been invited by Mssrs CcIlard 20
Try Grand Pano-forte manufactured py Jon. and!
have no hesitaon in endorsing the opnion OF my old
friend Mr. O. D.. Oosrd. Viz: That is 10 the ansst f'
strumentI ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen. most nthfuny Zoux1.
J. i. HTTOH.
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We publish below poem, which We understand
is written by young lady of this State. We think
our readers will find that she has clothed elevated
thought in happy and harmonious language
led. News
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rs,ttmoaiols from hsaoa distiatihed ArtastA h kUo9
to kesrs. Oaekeyin0 SoHs:. ~

Among the chefpoInts Of excellence Of the ohiefs.
,no Panos of which speak the renowned arst In theix
o1oratnlatory testimonials to the Messrs. 0hckern9,
are The greatest possible depth, richness and volume q
tone, combined with rare brllianoy. clearness ana
narfeot eyanness throughout the entire scale and,
sSove ali q surprising duration OF sound. the pure and
symp.thstc quality Of which nevsr changes undsf the
post delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forythres ysars this nrm has manu'
sctured f -
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jones H. WehH Etq.: ..,.7,.,s.
MY DEAE sm: Asyou are going back tothe Bnited
states. must beg you 70 remernber mo Kindly 70 the
their Grand Biano-forte-ds good insrB.et. liah
az pos eyer ts,rs<d out, both IN touch dndtsSs.
Wishing sou. &C. remain eyerta !A
Firm Of Broadwood d sons Pianofosts Manufacs
tursrs, London. =. ',-I,f'
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. September H.-CoTToN-The mar ila
ket opened with restricted inquiry, and as nothing
tr,nspired calculated to increase the movement
hons continued on moderate scale throughout Inc
offering supply limited, few desirable lists pens On
sale and as holders refused TO recede 10 the eAte ~
manded by buyers the latter retired al an carry nt% t
from the market deeming 1t more expedent 10 aeei .
execution of their orders and await the recei oi
intelligence Under these circumstances the saes % ~e
restricted amounting at the close to baTely V ]
taken by tour or FIVE brokers' al irregular out eai
nrices the market closing completely unsettled una.
reliabie or even closely approxmatnS quotations are
entirely out of the question,
STATEMENT OF COTTON :. o-e
Stock on hand 1st September, ls67.... s6e
Received to-day. .......-.......- 90 o7S1
Recei ed previously. ly..............:'.. -'''' 80
1887
Cleared to-day. sSi 334
Cleared previously. sly.........'.''..''''''. -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09
State News.

In the contested election cases in
Vlnton County, the Court, Judge Guthrie presid-
ing, decided that DUNKLE. Union, was elected
over REYNoLDs, Copperhead, by two majority,
for county Treasurer, and MAGEE Copperhead
is declared to be elected Commissioner, over
PUTNAM, Union.
The Vinton Record says that two
more billiard tables are on their way 10 Macarthur.
II does not state how many ore there now. The
came paper states that there are four newspapers
published in the county, and that there Is room
for two more.
The Ironton Register says that the
water of Little Pine creek has always been muddy,
but recently Il has become quite clear and beasts
refuse to drink 1t, and the fish in 1t are dying.
The rolling mill at Portsmouth that
was burned down some time ago has been re-
built and has just gone into operation again.
"A runaway team in Chillicothe the
other day killed little girl named WILHELM.
She was about nine years of age.
"A drunken man named SAMUEL
JONES, attempted to kill himself last week, in
Chilllcothe, by cutting his throat
The Hillsboro News came to us last
week, enlarged to eight columns to the page.
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News of the Week.

The question of eight hours a day,
as legal days work, to be adopted in
all manufacturing establishments, has
been agitating the people of Chicago
for some time, and the excitement has
become SO high that mob has taken
possession Of the city.
There are various and conflicting
reports as to the trial of John II. Sur
raft and JEFF. Davis. 1t is not likely
that either of them will ever be tried
That either of them will ever be pun
ished, no one believes.
The Judiciary Committee of Con-
gress have met at Washington City,
and Gen. Butler is busily engaged in
preparing testimony to be produced
before them. He claims that he can
prove that there never was any inten-
tion on the part of the assassins to take
the life Of Andy johnson.
The New York Tribune SAYS that
two men in that city, who committed
an assault, were, within ten days after
the ofense, tried, convicted, and sem
fenced to the Penitentiary for twenty
years each.
AN embassy from Japan are now
at Washington City. What particular
object they have in view, has not yet
been made known.
An election ior members Of Congress
took place in Kentucky, on last Satur-
day, and as was expected, the rebel
Democracy swept everything before
them.
AT NichOlasvillo, Ky, the rebels
murdered some negroes It. Rice, of
the U. s, army, attempted to arrest the
murderers, but was fred upon and
wounded in three places
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Sherif's Sale.
State of Ohio, JacE.so

State Of Ohio Jackson County, 81.
Nathaniel Wilson, On Execution for
Samuel Pickens, and others. Property.
DURSUANT to the command of an order o I
n sale from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Ross county, Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff
of jackson county, will offer at public sale at
the door of the Court House, Gin front of the
Grafton Block) in the town of jackson, on
Saturday, June lst, A. D., 1867,
at one o'clock, P. M. of said day, the following
lands and tenements, situated in the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The northeast quarter Of { he northwest quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter of the north east
quarter of section number II, township number
8, range number 19, containing eighty 1907 acres
Said lands subject to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio.
Also, the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter Of the north.
west quarter of section number q in township
numbers, of range number 49, containing seventy
one acres, and sixty-eight hundredths Of an acre.
And also part of the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section number2 township
number g. of range number 10, beginning at the
southeast corner of said lot thence running
north three and half rods to the railroad line |;
thence running west along the railroad line sixty
rods to sycamore tree on the banks of the creek;
thence running south sixtv-hve degrees west to
the east and west line OF said lot: thence east
along said line to the place OF beginning-con-
tanning fifteen acres, more or less.
Also, the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section number 2, of range number
10, of Of township number 8.
I Also, the southwest quarter Of the south west
quarter OF section number /, also the northwest
quarter of the northwest Of section number H.
Of township number 8, of range number 10.
list described piece appraised at $500 90
I'd at 800 20
ID at $50 90
4th at 800 00
To be sold as the property of Samuel Piekens
and John Swain, TO satisfy decree rendered in
said Ross county Court, in favor Of said Nathaniel
Wilson.
JOSEPH II. WILSON, Sh'G J.C.
May 2, 'G7-5w-pf--S17 ~
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Road Notice.

THERE will be petition presented 10 the Com
Il missioners Of jackson county, at their session
In June next, asking for an alteration of the road
leading from the town OF jackson to Keystone
Furnace, as follows: Commencing about fifteen
rods from where said road strikes the lands Of
John H. Stephenson, in going from the town Of
jackson, then bearing to the left, on the best
ground to make good road, for the distance of
about half mile, and then again to intersect said
road, and vacating so much of the old road as Is
now located between said points.
May 2, '67--5w. PETITIONERS.
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EEThere has been a strike among
the molders at lronton. The strikers
attempted to compel all the molders to
quit work, and endeavored to run the
men out of town, who had gone to
work. In the row, one of the rioters,
named Livermoro, was killed.
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS.

Desiring to make vigorous fight up
on the constitutional Amendment, and
desiring to have the Standard reach as
many readers as possible, we will send
the paper until the October election,
five mOnths) for only
FIFTY CENTS,
in advance. This will only cover the
cost ofthe paper.
Send in the names and the money
at once.
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Notice.

VN1E partnership heretofore existing between
IL David Lewis and p. NJ. Lovej0y. in the
Blacksmithing business, has been dissolved by
mutual consent All debts due from the late firm
will be paid by David Lewis. and oil debts due
said firm win be paid to him.
David Lewis will continue the business at the
shop, on Broadway street. He has few plows
for sale and farmers would do well to call and
purchase.
April 25 '67-3w. DAVID LEWIS.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that petition viii bc
~ presented to the Commissioners of jackson
County, at their June session. for an alteration In
the County Road from Latrobe Furnace to Salem
Church.
Said road to be changed from the East side to
the West side Of Joseph Exline's land, and thence
in a southeFly direction to the Latrobe Saw Mil.
Also to continue the County Road leading from
Middleton, on the East side of Latrobe Furnace
lands, In southerly direction until 1t intersects
the public road on Flint Run.
May 2,67-5w. PETITIONER.
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Sheriff's Sale.

William T. Washum vs. Henry E. Ewing.
On ri Fa
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House,
Gin front of the Grafton Block) in Jackson in said
county Of jackson, on
Saturday, May II, 1867,
at one o'clock P. NJ. Of said day the following
real estate, to wit: y
Lot number sixty-four (G4) Slownship plumber
seven ca range number nineteen (10). Also,
The north halfOf lot number SO in township
number seven (O range number nineteen Qg)
Scioto Salt Reserve lands all situated in the county
of jackson and State of Ohio, taken as the prop
erty of Henry Il. Ewing on a Fl ia execution in
favor Of William T. Washum, issued by the Court
of Common Pleas Of the county of jackson, ard
to me directed a, Sheriff OF suid county of Jack
son.
First described lot valued ut $500 90
Second 500 90
Given under my hand this 9Th day of April,
A. d. 1867.
JOS. II. WILSON, Sh'fE. J.C
LAIRD and DUIIADwAY, Att'Ns for P'f.
April II, 67-5w-p. f. $40
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DIR. J. S. REASONER

ID EsPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS PROFES-
HI SI0NAL SERVICES to the citizens of the
town Of jackson, and vicinity. Office ct his Resi-
dencc, near the Fair Ground.
N. B. His General health is very good about
the same during the night season as In day time.
Dec IL, 1864
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09
SilverS' Patent Broom,

erywhere-Salesmcn, Ladies'
and Gentlemen-$l0O to $3.50 per month-To sell
the genuine Common Sense Nmly Sewing Ma
chine. Only s18. win stitch, hem, fell, tuck
bind quilt braid, and embroider. The cloth
cannot be- pulled apart, even after cutting across
the seam every quarter of an inch. Every ma
chine warranted 3 years. Send for circular and
terms Bliss 81 McEathron, Gen. Agts., Louis
vile, Ky ?. S.-We also have the Improved
New England machine.
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Notice.

VNHERE viii be petition presented to tho
i Council Of the Incorporated Village of jack
son at their meeting on the first Monday in June
next, asking for the vacation Of an alley running
between Lots No. u and 81, and 81 aud 81, in
Daniel Hotfman's Thir>. Addition to the town Of
Jackson. Said alley running from the School
House alley, parallel with Broadway and Ports
mouth streets, across between said lots 81 and so,
aud 81 and g. TO cross street.
Fl. L. CHAPMAN, and others.
April 25. '67-6w,
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Herring's Patent Champion Safes,
25l BrOadran, cor. MmraQ St., NY

THE MOST RELIABLE SECURITY FROM FIRE NOW
KNOWN. Over Thirty Thousand '1IERRISG' g
SAFES have been sold and are now in use, and
more than 800 have passed safely through acci-
den tai fires
Herring, Farrell & Sherman's NewiPatent Bank
ing Safe s. made of Wrought Iron Steel Bars,
and the new metal, SPIEGEL EIsEN, or Patent
Crystazed Iron, from the ore of Franklinite, the
only material which equals the diamond in its
hardness now known in the world, and is the best
rcsistent to Burglars drills or cutting tools ever
manufactured
Also, House Safes. Parlor Safes. Sideboard and
Cabinet Safes, for silver plate, valuable pnpers
ladies' jewelry, &C.. &c, made to represent hand
some pieces Of furniture Send for III, slrotrd
Catalogue. HERRING, FARRELL 81 SHERM y, 25l
Broadway, cor. Murray ST., New York; FARRELL
HERRING & Co., Philadelphia; HERRING q Co.,
Chicago
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FOR SALE.
Reply to Root.

0 for n clever dentist in filthy dirty shor-
Bring on your hollow teeth, boys and with coal
dit them I'll stop;
Let whisky cause you no moro dizziness,
For we've already quit that business:
But Teas and Groceries we're fully bent
To sell under any house in town fifteen per cent
At our residence on Pearl street.
May 8, ,67-1w JAcKsoHIAN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09

last week. The Tribune, in referring to
Mr. MAYSARD's speech, says:
''Mr. Maynard s one Of the men who wltpessod
the smoke and fame, and burning lava nj the
rebellion. He passed through tho fire and was
puhde6. He was bathed In lie waters and became
clean. Before The war his preiudlces against the
black man paFtook largely Of those entertained
by the aFlstocrate slave power of his section. He
had no faith 10 believe that the downtrodden race
whose ancestry through all time had been either
aayagea or slaves, could possess the ability or
courage requisite TO making available soldiers.
But through the blood OF the Negro his heart was
cloanscd OF the prejudice which had been lnher.
tied through generations, aud as he gazed upon
the lfelees faces which filled the black man
section Of The long grave at Nashville, he made a
solemn pledge within himself that oil doubts as Ia
the manhood Of the Negro, and all opposition TO
his rise and progress shall be buried there In the
eame tomb with the brave men who fell In The
protection Of his home and hearth stone.
The evident honesty Of his convictions, and the
earnest deliberate manner Of expressing them,
went home 10 every heart. lie had discovered
hls error, and like true man and honest patriot
had the courage to admit II, with the full fesoly,
10 endeayor. by future efforts In behalf of an op
pressed people, 20 make ample repamllOn for any
part be may have had In such oppression.
Mr.. Maynard is not alone In the enjoyment oI
these new feelings and sensations nor Il the new
light con1ned 10 bis section Throughout the
whole scope OF our wide spread country, the spirit
ii Justice and llbefality progresses and with nc
basis. 30 aTgument no logic, no reason. but on
old worn out lhFeadbaro prejudice agslnst color,
the opposition 10 equal rights before the law Il
doomed 70 perish from the lace OF the earth. The
negro can and will be educated. lie can and will
advance with the progress OF events. He must
and ehaIl have the fight TO vote. 1t Is as certain
as fate, as inevitable as death.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09

A GENTS WANTED to sell the INSTANTA-
n NE0US GREASE EXTRACTOR best
sand ONLY reliable article for removing Grease,
Paint Pitch or Tar from all fabrics without in
Jury 1t works like magic. For Circulars and
Terms address with stamp BUTTRICK &
WOODBURY., 1f0 Greenwlch.st., ~ Y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09

FArAL ArFRAY.-A Nr. Culp fatally stabbed a
German, whose name we did not learn, 81 Honey
well furnace about ten miles back Of Greenups-
burg, Ky., on last Tuesday. Culp was formerly
0f Jkckson county. Ohio, and has not yet been
arrestd. The difficulty between the parties arose
Ia nfeadon 10 oasettlenIent, orssmoHb RepHbfiedE.
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Notice.

FTNHE undersigned has been appointed by the
u Probate Court Of jackson county, Ohio,
Executor OF the last will and testament Of Par
thenia Dixon, late of jackson county Ohio, dec d.
May 2,'6-3w. HUGH FULTON.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09
NANSEMOND SWEET POTATO
PLA NTS!
DR.. A. L. WOOD,

Of Webster, SciOtO County, Ohio,
HAS for sale large quantity of Nansemond
IL Sweet Potato Plants, early Tomato and Cab
bage plants, &C., which he will sell as follows:
Sweet Potato Plants, 800, $500; 1000, $3.50; ;
5000, $1,000; 10000, S2S.00 Tomato Plants,
best varieties, one dozen, 85 cents; three dozen,
one dollar; 100, two dollars. Cabbage plants very
best varieties, per Dozen 20 cents; three dozenj5O
cents 100 one dollar. Late varieties, 100, thir-
ty-fve cents; 1000, $3.50. All orders promptly
filled, on short notice. Plants sent by trains ei-
ther way. Money sent by mail, If mailed by the
postmaster in sums of less than s1O. co. at nv
risk In ordering plants, be particular as to d.
rections, writing names and places plainly. If YOU
send by Express, direct to Webster, Scioto conn
ty o.. if by mail, to Iron Furnace scioto county,
Ohio.
Having been long engaged in this business and
having made myself thoroughly acquainted with
1t, can guarantee that l will render satisfaction
to all who may favor me with their patronage. Or
ders solicited and l will commence filling them
on the LIST of May.
A. L. WOOD,
Iron Furnace Scloto Co., Ohio.
April II, 1S67-1Ow.
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AGENTS WANTED

To sell, without buying the Right SILyERS'
CELEBRATED PATENT BROOM universally
acknowledged the simplest best and most beau
tful in the world. 1t is equally adapted to CITY
and Country, has taken the first premium wher-
ever exhibited, and is the only one accepted for
the Paris Exhibition. Mr.. G. A. Wetherell has
already sold HOO in Athens Co., 0. Send for
Illustrated Circular, and read what the Scientific
American, American Agrculturist (fter months
test,) American Institute Farmers Club Mime.
Demorest, Prof 0. S. Fowler, Miles Greenwood
q Co., and Others say of it, The Brass Metallic
parts sent to Farmers (where we have no Agents.
with full instructions for making their own
Brooms, by mail Or express (prepad) for s1.5O
Address-naming first, second and third choice of
Cogntles--C. A. CLEGG g. CO., 2OG Broadway
N. Y. sole owners of
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A GENTS WANTED for New Work entitled
N GLORY OF THE IMMORTAL LIFE; for
Ladies' Clergymen and Others, 1t has no equal TO
sell. For terms and territory address
9. w. STEBBINS, Columbus, 0.
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Attachment Notice,

against j. p Of Liberty Tp
William H. Mossman, Jackson Co. Ohio. ~
an the I'd day of April AID. 1867 said Justice
" issued an order OF Attachment In the above
action for the sum Of Thirty-One Dollars and
Seventy-Flve Cents, (SS1.75.)
Apr. %, '67--3w. ADA L. McCARLEY.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-05-09

eTHOn. HORACE MAYNARD, of Ten.
neSsee, made a speech in Portsmouth
last week. The Tribune, in referring to
Mr.. MAYxARD's speech, saws:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-09-06

How strange it is tia, Gods love so diff.
fused that we sec il in every beauty and
taste ii in every cnioymcnt-a love com
pared with which the greatest love Of crea.
lures is Us ray Of light to the sun, and
that my mixed and darkene,l-should be
lost on creatures. whose love for tho gcn,ler
and wor,hier qualities Teach other runs so
often into rapture and devotion.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-09-06
MARRIED.

In this city, ScpI . BY Rev. S,sv,ns Mr.. Augustine
Harris af RnNhory Mas ami Mas Maria BaIEel u Saco.
In ksnnshunk SsIS J, b Rev. A. Swan, Mr.. joseph
= VIM e Webs AMI Mas Arsnia A. PSrkins u Mil
hcl, N. u.
In Hollis. Aus. I By Rsy. Mr.. Guptn al the rS.Lisuee
~ Hiram Johnston, 10. Mr. fnbcis a. Sl0ne anil Mis-
GeprgiA 4. JohOstnn. al u Hollis
IN f,iis, August 81 hy Rev. }. Nenanisu, Mr. Chas.
tiuilfscf AMI Mas Rce-CSa Tucker hoth q Saeo.
In So1tA Bervkk, Aas ~, BY Rev. ". I. smith, Mr..
I. a. lanson anil Mis- Jennie u smith, q Chatham
-Four Csrscrs y, \. Mr. Gee. H. siuIEc anl Mis- IIie
Y. ilanson.