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BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

A statute was passed last winter, and
will go into effect the lSt of next month
requiring midwives and physicians to
return all births to the Probate Judge,
every three months, and requiring ply
sicinns, ministers and sections to return
all deaths in like manner.
This will make an important and use
ful record, which we will publish each
quarter, and which will add vastly to the
interest and usefulness of the STANDARD.
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ATATE aENAnnR

Having been appointed one of the
delegates TO the Senatorial Convention,
We have been talking with good many
Union men as to their preferences. The
opinion seems to be unanimous that
Gen. Wells S. Jones, of waverly, is
the right man for the place. This also
agrees with our own opinion upon the
subject
Gen. Jones has a splendid record as
military man, and he has always beer
true as politician. We hope he ma!
receive the nomination.
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News of the Week.

THERE was brutal prize fight on
the Potomac near Washington City last week,
between Barney Aaron and Sam. Collyer Sixty
eight rounds were fought when Aaron was de-
elared conqueror. The following is an account
OF the close Of the fight:
A CRITICAL PASS
During the 45th round Aaron pushed Collyer
back to the ropes, and finally pressed him 20 bard
With the small of his back against them that he
commenced to vomlt great mOuthfuls Of blood.
With great exertlon he threw Aaron on, and
knocked him Gown by striking him on the back
Of ule head with the palm of his hand.
THE CLOSE. H3
From this time forth, for twenty rounds, Coll.
yer seemed to gain but on the sixty-eighth and
last round he fell under while wrestling, and
and he became perfectly blind. Both men faint.
ed but Aaron recovered first and walked to tile
boat, while Collyer was so weak that his friends
we're obliged to carry him on their shoulders.
AHPEARANcE AFTER THE FIGHT.
Aaron's left breast looked like piece of raw
bO0i5teuhi anu WIS eNOlCH 90 tnhJ u pIOuuueu
like cows bladder. and Collyer, though show.
Ing no marks of punishment except In Ills face
was evidently nearly dead. The left side of hlt
head was perfect jelly, and his countenance bore
not the slightest resemblance TO human face.
One of the members of the New
York constitutional convention was murdered on
the first night of the convention. His name was
Hiscock. The name of the murderer Is Geo. W.
Cole. Coles wife made some charges against
Hiscock, but her story is contradictory and per-
haps entirely false Cole sneaked up to Hlscock
and shot him In the head before he saw the mur-
dcrer. Cole is under arrest.
Two negroes were arrested at
Wyandottc, Kansas, charged with murder. A
mob took them out aud hung them when II was
ascertalned that they wera innocent, and that the
leaders of the mob were the guilty parties, SEN
ator Wade refused to speak there, because inno-
cent men were put to death without trial.
The trial of Surratt is in progress
at Washington City, but drags along slowly,
there being great Difficult In getting jury,
The steamer Gov. Sharkey has
been sunk at St. Louis, and several persons
drowned.
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Communicated.
The Festival.

Mr. EDIToR-By your permission beg leave
to submit brief statement of facts pertaining
to our festival, held few nights since in the
Court Room. Not that desire to invite u news
Taper quarrel. nor make myself conspicuous
through the columns Of your papers and much
,ess to take back anything We have said, Or back
down from any position we have taken; as for
that we stand ju where we did on the night OF
the festival, but d, sire to state what we have to
say, and 50 lot the matter end
hvd ut first concluded not to make any further
statement or explanation Of the matter, Out leave
facts In the Case to cune uuL Us best they could.
But alter learning Inc proportions II had assumed
ulld Tie gross lalsehJuds and miSreprescn, atOns
that have been circulated through tue country
tO my injury justice to myself AMI the cause
represent, demands iair aud impartial state
nenL OF the facts In the case. But what says
Madam kunUrE | learned at Hamden, aud from
various other sources, that ruinors had gone Out
through the county that II was u COppei ncld les
uVal, the cUlnnlLLce5 were principally or all Cop
perheuds, auL that had urpdlutcd then and "
zap the cIlinaX. had made II (upperheaI speecn,
Sta.iIg that stood SIX feet tudr lucn1s clear IN
III, stocking leeJ IOr Vallanuighaul, de-, &c.,
with u nOst vi other msehuUds 100 tedious "
| nentlUn anu iUr Ine purpose vi correcting sucu
lalse statements wrIte Ih,s COMMUNICATION.
As to my political Views and sentiments,
supposed that was generally understood by ali
parties, and think so yeG, oy all who do not de-
sire W iniSrepresehL do not KNOW whdt a GER
laIn CLIQUE here would call repuOlcanIsin, UulOn-
Ism, % cUpperhCadism, aud without knowing
heir restrictions, would hardly dare assert wha
| party claim 10 represent. but perhaps, "b,
| their fruits ye shalt know them ana while
never did, nor do now, desire " makea blow
horn" Ot III! SELF to spread u sounding namt
abroad, yet lew statements might not be u
present inapprOpflateiy nlade. l voted for MIR
LIncUlu Ut nls nroJ aud second elections. | en-
tered the service In 1862, served my country for
nearly three years, voted for General Cox io
Governor Of Ollio and II might trom the past b.
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TIIURsDAY....:.:...:JUNE 20. 1862.
standard for she Campaign.
State News.

We take the following items from
the Portsmouth Tribune:
Frederick Riggs, lad thirteen wears of age
was drowned in the Ohio River on Monday eve.
ming Of last week. ...
Mrs. Ware committed suicide on Saturday Of
last week, BY drowning.
The Ohio Biver is becoming quite low.
There are ten persons, eight males and two
females, now confined in the Jail of Scioto county
Henry Folmer, lad who had for some time
been missing, has been found drowned in pond
at the old brick yard. -| ...
Mrs Rebecca Scarf aged 70, died recently al
Webster She had resided in Scloto county fol
moro than fifty years.
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THE MOBILE RIOT.

The Herald and World are dlsputlng over the
late kellev riot In Moble--thc first declaring that
the "rrhes' began 1t, aud the latter chargi It
on the nggCrs-Of course without the remOtcst
conception of the simple truth that they them.
selves Qhese HerGd and World pcOple) are the
sole authors Of that riot bOodshrd and death IN
Mobile For two hundred years no such thing
~ soldier was ever seen south Of the Potomac
To keep the peace between white and negro, and
man might have travelled over that broad land
and spent lifetime wlthGut Witnessing a eO
sion OF any Kind between whites and negroes
They were IN natural relation to each other the
human law In accord with the law of God the
most natural. beneileent and advanced social con-
ditlOn In ChrstendOm, and therefore not only
were there no bayOnets, but the Ordinary police
agencies were less than witnessed elsewhere on
the whole earth.
The negro has the mental capacity and moral
sense Of the white lad Of twelve to fifteen, aud
| endowed by the Creator with wonderful imita-
| Tive power, was an essential element of our mod
| ern civilization, and they were four millions OF
the heulthlest aud hoppiost human creatures the
| world ever raw. The Hsrdtd, World, and their
nbettOrs, Garrison, John Brown, Abe Lincoln,
Anna Dickinson, Abby Kelley q Co.. ma war
on the South, Invaded and beat down the resist.
ahee OF tile southern people, tore down the found.
auons Of social order, forced tho negro from the
condition where God placed TO an unnatural and
lhonslrous equality With the white people, and
now now Keep vast standing army In the South u
preserve order"
God having made the whites superior, aud th,
negroes subordinate, Of course they come int,
collision Us naturally IS water runs down hill
and those VINO have done this thing, who haYt
saught 20 reverse the order OF nature and /,
abolish the design OF the Creator, are the sol
authors Of nll the ruin, 6lO0dshed and mIser
, that have followed, and that must continue 4
follow, until social order Is restored, as Il onl
can be restored, on the immovable and eyerlast
Ing foundations ordained by the Almighty.
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ALOst Diary.
To the Editor of the Tribune.

10 Me Edtt0T Of the ITt0une.
Sir: l have in my possession SOL
dier's diary pickedup on Sunday during
the battle OF Charlottesville, near the
Ely's ford turnpike road, and not far
from the Chancellor House On the
inside Of the cover is written the name
Of Columbus Cilly, Battery H, lst Reg
iment. Ohio Light Artillery. The diary
is full, the last entry bearing date of
February /, 1853 He speaks often of
receiving letters from his sister Hattie.
The diary is we'll written, aud bespeaks
a mind OF no common culture. 1t can
be obtained by addressing the subscriber
at Cumberland valley Pa. Ohio papers
please copy. ALBERT SMITH.
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Divorce Notice.

M ARIETTA PHILLIPS, of Portsmouth, in
I'VE the county Of Scioto, and State of Ohio s
notified that Amos Phillips did on the 14th day
of June, A. D., 1867, file his petition In the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the county Of jackson and State
of Ohio, charging the said Marietta Phillips with
fraud in the marriage contract in this that said
Marietta represented herself before said marriage
as n vrtuOus woman, when in truth and in fact
she was q common prostitute. Petitioner asks
that he may be divorced from said Marietta Phil
lips. Said petition will stand for hearing at the
next term OF said Court.
AMOS PHILLIPS.
By D. Macllley, his Attorney.
June 20 '7-6w.
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Announcements.
OCTOBER ELECTION, 1867
RECORDER.

Mr.. ErIToR Please announce the name of
CHARLES RHOfES MS a candidate for the Office
OF Recorder subject to the decision Of the jack
son county Union Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHNSON A. WHITE as a candidate for Record
er Of jackson county, subject to the decision of
the Union county convention. -....
,UNIoN VOTERS OF LIBERTY Towvsur.
D. MACKLEY-Sn Please announce the name
of ASA A. FARRAR as a candidate for the Office
of County Recorder subject to the decision of the
Union County Convention. MANY VOTERS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CATTLE FOR SALE.

have the following cattle that wish to sell:
Two year old STEERS.
Two - " HEIFERS.
Three a." HEIFER.
80 One " STEERS & HEIFERS.
Any person wishing the above cattle, or any of
them will please call on the subscriber at Centre
willie, Ohio.
June 20. '67-3w. L. NJ. BEMAN.
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CHOICE EXTRACTS

FROM IHE NEW YORK Ia k-BOOK.
We will, from time to time, give ex-
tracts from the New York lay Book,
the leading Democratic paper IN the
United States, We do this for the
benefit of our numerous Democratic
subscribers, that they may not forget
the fundamental principles Of their
party.
Here is what the Day. BOot says about
one OF the Democratic martyred saints:
An exchange saws: about two inches Of the
spnG cut from booth neck Is now on exhibition
III the GOvcrnmcnL Medical Museum, Nuonlng-
LOn.' II ABOUT an ounce Ol patriotism CUuIu
have been cut from that uIllOrtu.ule Oung man .
he'ut II would have greatly Improved Luat very
baI breed "a men.
Here is high compliment paid to
our Union soldiers:
The MOngrcl papers are b ginning to tremble
at the falling OH Of the revenue 10 such degree
Llat the government Is ubsUlutel, threatened with
| Oanhrup,cy. There Is vast amount Vi silver
ana other valuabes in the North, which were
stolen lr0nr the SOuthern people, ana which are
! now iii The possession Of individual thieves
| among Us. III this property cannot DG restored
to its rlghtlul owners, let the government take
| POSSESSION Of IL, aud use 1t TO pay uH our debt.
There Is hardly an Abolition officer IN the whole
North who has not In his possession greater or
lcSo amount VI LltsG stolen yaluaDlcs. Let them
all be made To di5sorge Ior the benefit Of the
best government on Garth"
Slavery is not dead. Let the Dem
ocratlc heart be cheered. Listen:
Mr., Peters leading member of the Consttu-
tlonal Convention, now in session in Mar land
ucclared last week. IN speech In the COnyen-
ton, that he had received "A letter from Charles
O'COner, IN which that eminent lawyG declares
That slavery has not been legally abolished -
lhs Will be the subject for Il new hOwl from the
will not aL,GnpL To show Ul any argument that
slavery" has been legally abolished.
The war for the preservation of the
Union was all wrong 90 far as the Gov
ernment was concerned, and rebellion
was not treason, but patriotism. Hear
the Day-Book:
That luminous sheet, the New York HeralR. ia
very indignant at the bailing Of Jefferson Davis,
and comes 10 this conclusion: III there be no
treason the war was all wrong, and the national
debt Is n national sWndle." Evidently Greeley
act In signing Davs's bond has had one good
elect. IL has done what no surgical operation
could possibly do IL has let streak Of dQy-
light lntO Bennetts brnighted brain. Of course
there is no treason, and the war Wds all wrong,
and the national debt is national swinde Of the
most stupendous kind Good for Bennett. We
hope Greeley will give him another lesson.
The Day Book still yearns after the
flesh pots OF Egypt, and thinks that
there can be no peace until slavery is
again established, and that the anti
slavery people are alone responsible for
the Democratic rebellion. Here is the
doctrine:
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NzrAa nn nvidenoe nf lha nreal anna.

ETAs an evidence of the great supe-
riority of white coPperheads over black
patriots, we publish tho following item,
and make no comments:
"a colored man was hanged by mob in Jack.
son county, Ind, short time since The Madl
son Courier eayB that three men were hired tc
bury him. While two Of them we're gone fol
materials TO build coffin, the third stole the
boots from the corpse and put them on
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HEAVY ON SHERIDAN.

The Chillicothe AdrertiSer, in speak
ing of the removal of the rebel Gov
ernor of Louisiana, says of Gen. Sher-
idan:
UNNITIGATED UsuRPATIoN AND TYRANNY.
The shoulder strapped Nlncompoop who struts
and bloats under supreme authority at New Or
leans, has elected the regularly elected Governor
of Louisiana from his office, aud sub stituted a
Radical puppet by the name of Flanders, who
viii prove more sensitive to the magnetic touch
OF the Radical wires. Gov. Wells refused TO
recognize the authority of the tyrants, and Sher-
idan took the following action.
The Advertiser then goes on to state
how Gen. Sheridan put the rebel out
by force No doubt Gen. Sheridan
will resign when he sees the Adrrdser.
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TurxING TnEu oUr.-Thc New
York Tribune has commenced the
work Of expurgation upon The radical
party. 1t plainly tells its party friends,
who are not the advocates OF negro
equality, to ''besocak and secure
Mace ID The Democratic caravan. -
Master Greedy will find that ne has
commenced cracking his whip over
the shoulders VI men who are not =
le intimidatcd by either his threats o.
hs snenaces. Party camp followers
WHO want Office and think the radica
party can give it to them, will obe,,
Greeley's commands, but thu homes
rank and file, who vans no ot.ice. 'i.
desire ~ preserve their manhood WI
not heed it.-Dctroit Free Press.
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1.-THE Ilerald's Washington spc-
cial says: 1t is now well known that
negroes in the South arc organizing
ior some purpoee which is not peace
ful. The President has referred the
facts to the War Department. and i
j. probable tie military iorcc IN tie
South will be increased. Two hun
bred and thirty seven negroes have
reported to the ircednens hnreau ~
Richmond as having been discharged
hy employers Tor voting The radical
ticket. General Schu.irIl LisclaIni:
being candidate Tor Uui,ci States
Senator iron, Virginia or Governor q
that State, OF any political office, pre-
icrrins tie military service.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given thst bv virtue o.
IN acopy Of IN execution. issued from me
.ffice Of the clerk of the Dubv,s lrcul'
court, and 10 me directed. will proces1 %
Offer Tor sale Il puclic auction. 70 the high
81 bidder for each IN hand, s;the door o.
the Court House Of Dubois county "a the
town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY. Nov. 80. 1867.
Be,ween the hours Of 10 o'clock. a. ~. and
4 o'clock. r. n. Of ssid day. The renis s"d
vrof,s for . term not exceeding seven years
Of tie following described rssi estate, stu
sted 10 Dubois county and State Of incIsns
10. wit:
The south esss quarter q The south west
quarter section number fourteen 10 town
two south Of <snge elk west, containing
forty acres more os less.
And on fsiisre 20 realize the full amoen
Of principal. interest and costs cslied TOY
by said execution. I will ~ the same tim
apd place aud in like manner sell the VI
simple Of said real estate.
Taken o. the properly Of Pater Bolin, 2
the suit OF Dsnipi Brsnderstein. g
Sid ssIe will be made without any reNe
Whatever from the valuation % sppsaismsu
HENRY MAUNTEL. Sheriff D. 9.
Nov 3. '67-3w
y>.-s. - 1x,.,j ~ afL a
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a~rItis.aid ,h.t ehlei Justice Bigelcw. o.
The supreme Judicial cour, q Massachusetts
viii soon resign HE position ca The bench
aud accept lAe position 81 aeius'y 40 ne
Hospi,able Lie Insursncs Company, 20 81
me vacsncy caused BY the death u Chrr's'
@. LOVING. Judge Hosr viii be appointed
chief iusiice.
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Blcominr,oe. II. October "a. 1904.
m. JoHx 4,uL,: We made an .-ssnge
msnt With your agent. July 20: 1864. io'
selling your cedron Bis'evs. snd ne sene'
sod sou,. We want Gone e.oss) twe's'
boxes more wi,hnot DELAY. We sre iass's
ducipp them readily. and think they ssswe'
good pu,,cse rcor.rps
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HFThc election last week even
turned thu Hub Of the Univcrsc" ~
side down and gave Boston y tnc
Democracy.
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INFORMATION.
Special Notices
EXTRACT OF 4 LETrEIlFlTIow S

Providence. Ala. Wsv TO, lsoo.
IN Ions BuLLrI send vou $50 Tor
Crpaos BIrrsas. Please seac snstus WIZ
come to. sner paying freight. 70 Columbus
Miss. I nav. been troubled for sevess'
yssrsc wfh isiige.sisq;g hsvs had 10 "se
cills evsv n'ghi FIR tenvoreh'ncn vesrt
and IN February. 1854, YES attacked viii
general paralysis. 4 wssa can6nedsse ws
,,om f,r M b,lsnce Of the yer. end. 70
-, cou,inued 10 a very weak and nervous
cond,,isr Il, ilsousr t~ohorsk ssinee ,<her
ws- ~, under an operstion. md you
4 loon Bas~rs sor sses'me ~. nInsmmenr'
ID improsi-c 'igbisYy,snYds A. p,r,v vel
restored. You're. i'uiE '"A:L. NEAL.
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nPA large number q teachers aie
III attendance upon Tie Teachers In
stltu,e, and generally vote 4 . great
success.
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I.onisvllIe. Ky. Nov rs. 1864.

Louisville. Ky.. Nov IS. 1864.
I r.csived This day the following, IRON
L,ncas,sr. Kentucky: it.ina.ih
DR Iaux BRIL-: Piesss sand me In hss''
ron nv cwS uss, uSE pozss ~ v"ov Csdsos
ginsr, fhsve isied ,hsm. snd and fhsn
N vou claim fcr them They are curins
~. ~ corsnmr,ion az dong standing. Ar'
Yours r~.nsr'tri'-. Nsia
G. w. SHINDLEBOWEE.
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- !, ~iIl cos, Them no'hisg, snd msl psovt
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ldress REV RDwARD'A. WILSON.
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Williamsburg. Kings o., New York
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INFORMATION.
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8, 0OO, 900 IN WATCHES
~ ron SALE o. 7ss PcruLAR
rONE PRICE FLAN,a
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i Handsome anG Reliable Watch

For he low Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
Aud not to be paid for unless perfectly
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100 solid gold Hunr w s,ch's $a50 70 $1,000
100 magic csseo gold " ssche. zoo 70 ooo
100 ladies watches. ensnheied 100 70 sVu
900 cold hunt chorn'ter ws,ch's $50 TO 5OO
200 y,id hunting english Isvers 200 10 10Y
10 sol huni' duplex watches 100 20 wv
ron cold hunt american wstcl's lcO 10 Zou
400 silver hunting lever. % 70 loO
SO silver hunting dnp'exes, % 70 10y
IlDO gold ladies wstches, ~ 70 80
/ 600 gold hunting ieplnss, ~ 10 -
600 nlscelia n us silver watches % 20 IOo
2 5o9 SsSiyt ~fNS: l,ciG6 y
800 sssoried ws,ches sllkfnSs 70 70 -
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-11-15

GTA correspondent % the New York
Herald who has travelled through South
western Virgins. says every negro cabin
contains firearms Of some description, and
in deserted churches, barns and school
nouses, negroes are nightly drilled with
guards mounted. 70 prevent interruption OF
discovery. Hs witnessed q midnish, drill
in the woods, 10 which over one hundred
negroes were engaged. The whites are
sporehensiye. Of negro attack. end sss
~ crest terror.