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a GREAT sCOUNDREL.

On last Monday we received ci ircu-
lar from fellow in New York, calling
himself Geo. Howard a Co. He pro-
poses to send us gold ring, i6 carats
dnc, worth $500, ora hue diamond
pointed gold Fworth the same
amount, if we will send him one dollar
in advance. For IS 80 he proposes to
send valuable watch and gold chain.
Now this internal rascal knew that such
a proposition would convince any one
that he is a swindler. He must have
stolen the goods, or he could not fur
nish three dollars worth for one dollar.
So he explains the matter by saying
that he wants us to exhibit the jewelry
to our neighbors, to induce them to
send money for his worthless tickets.
In other words, he proposes, for the
sum oftwo dollars in jewelry, to hire
us to assist him in swindling our neigh
bors. '
We have no doubt but scores Of our
readers have received the same circular
If they are fool enough to send one dol
lar to snch a man, htey ought to oloseit.
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Ordinance No. eI

~ Ord'n0Iee Regulating SIDE Wulk, Mt co,. :.
bTSddaray and Pearl Streets. v ~
SECTION l.. Be It Ordained by the Cornou :,
the Incorporated Village of JSckaor NVrnch OF
Ownep owl Of the property at the corner Of .aS
= onu reari streeta known as the American Hou:s
property De and he Is hereby required 10 nav. %
ront of said property on The NortS - Fay Pave IN
LICSaoway nIS street Alse along the end and % SISs
Fiji dstaUosy dy on me Ea't side of Pearl street The
both of said streets. eA'end' On
SEC. ?. That said pavements shall be r,v.,
XII ,Sd dSspeo Mn y11, as required by Ordinances No
ore the 2Sth dayOf December, 1867. - OF % Os'
SEC. 3. That If said owner of said Amor,o,.
SrSOsIpd property after notice of passage Of tbis
IF sa;d snail "a TO pave and gutter in front
" =, tSa property before said 2bth day of Dscsno
or 1851 the Council shall cause the sam. "a ue .o h.
rty. O"He' Vi SAID prop.
Passed in Council November IA. 1867
Cu NJ LEVI DUNCAN Mavor
SnAS. W. ADAMS, Recorder, -4"'0''
Nov. Il 67--Yw
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WEEKLY EDITION.


a. soaItion 70 these low rates for clubs ". 6sSs
Splendid List of 7isehtv- Ei0M Prss,:'' me nMvS
Dlaclng desirable articles from 81 to s7OS = Sn
H'1 when VIII be Paid for YEARLY hhscrih.s.t
lIn Iates Preminms Lists sent bv NJ n -. -.
eAn0n' Our premiums arc ali .or5sr.S -
Ine makera, and will be sent bv mali 49,,
pald, or by Express or otherwise ,.h".H' Po..-
unsuitable nature for the mail y, "-'"'S "a :"
We claim for the Journal--tbat Il .,.,....-
~ any paper In the United States; that 4, i. y,
koOca state paper as there is In Ohio ana ,h.si.
~bsrss soO0 FAMILY Journal As Is pub lished snv
where. - 0-s Ffr s-,strI.-, --'sSA A"S
A iull report of Legislative and cono,,.ss,s..,
RLoceednEe, the eficial reports of tha S,,T..
Ns,.o VI ohlo. anda complete SUMMARY az etsts
NJsms J1, are1among the features, OF inisrsst -.
@ suSion 70 these are fall Market Reports So,.s
snu S1 farm Items, Correspondence. Cenersi NsS..s
~ S.onss Foetry, Personal and Literary sfetcbss
a Benueifal and ThrfITfne NSH
ISatstIe VIII be commenced about tbSS sr.t ~
It, Ushsr attractive features will be found ..du
Ios,sT 1SE ~ ann 70 publish first class Fsmilv
U,, Republican in politics. with sng,csany
matter matter OF . miscellaneous Character IN al, ~
@ resuss; 4he general and very aatterinS, oasA
Menuatlons OF the Republican press OF S55h; sSn
"St ra.;s - largely increased circulation have 49,
sTatlylnR assurance that our efforts n ,ha sMen
laye not been without appreciation and o H paat
. merit still further APPRECIATION from ~ "e nope
Nov .; ,s1 aodsess COMFY & SMITH
- - O.--SVF g TK i Columbus Ohio
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This exhibit shows that the revenue from the|
sources named will furnish $40 900, 900 more than
the total estimated expenses Of the Government,
Including the interest on the public debt.
The amount 10 be realized nom eae sOurceI
corresponds very nearly TO the amount collected|
from the same sources in 1865, except where a
more rigid enforcement Of laws will secure d
much larger return, as In the case Of whisky and
tobacco t,...
Tho amount TO be realized nom licenses has
been increased 90 per cent. on former receipts.
This tax Is the most reliable and satisfactory Of
any on the list Once paid II is settled Tor d
whole year. It Is simple and easily understood
by oil, and one In which there Il but little oppor
tunlty for fraud. and can be easily Increased orI
diminished rs the necessities OF the Government
may require 1.We1 sl.F @,H
il will be seen that the sources other than Gus
toms, from which revenue will be collected
should the shove schedule be adopted by the Gov
ernment, hare been reduced to ten which great
~ slmpl lfes our system of taxation aud abollshcs
three-foufths Of all the machinery now IN opera
tIon for the purpose OF collecting the internal
revenue, and thereby saves to the Government at
least S5, 900 900 annually
our revenue once centercd on a few reliable
sources yielding ample means 10 meet the eurrent
expenses of the Government and to pay the in-
lerest ON the public debt will stimulate both en-
terprisc and production, and give confidence and
stability TO all industrial and commercial pur-
suits. t....i
Cotton Is the great export staple OF the eoun-
try TO which we Must look 10 bring up the ball
ance of trade now setting so heavily Agaust us.
To abolish the tax on this article will greatly
stimulate its production which will IN very few
years roach lis former proporl ms. '9
Another reason why cotton should be exempt
from taxation Ia, that II Is Aprlme article of ne1
ccsslty entering Into the consumption OF every
family. 86i, ,006, 1913 pounds being consumed lu
this country In 1860
To abolish the lax on sugar will also stimulate
lie production so that II will soon regain It's tor1
NOR magnitude, thereby reducing our Imports
full e40 900, OO0 annually, F.s5e
When we consider the large amount ofreyenud
to he collected by the Government IN addltlou
to The State and municipal taxes and that there
Ia 70 be thrown upon the market annually full
&C. 600 .0o0, 900. fresh productions to be bought
and sold by ~, quo, 900 people, bur circulating
medium cannot he deemed excessive, aud should
not be- contracted The productions Of the South
once relns.atsd, home market Is furnished for
the vast agricultural products OCthe great Nerth
west, and Tor the manufactures Of the East,
Hence, wise policy dictates that the produc.
glons Of that portion vi our country should not
only be exempt lum taxation, bnt should re
eeIee The fostering care Of the Government
Wise legislation that sllal protect well o0F eeQl'
nd indpatrIal interests and give pet
lllitg to all gQvcFnmtnlal z. -
~ - nj ~ E|#I 5II1|
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AGENTS WANTEDl

Male or Female 70 Introduee GooD.rv rn,.
EbnATEp nd. ~ GOLDEN PENS unexcelled for or n
Gor i"sis. wsP,sng. sn. NO. for general use; No
oox contains twelve pens Pricee-0pe ho, -@Ga %
eentsi two boxes 90 cents; Ave boxes Al. ty-.,S SO
boxes a2. Sent free ofpostage, and nonsv sS.O y.
FUNDED u they do not give perfect patlsfactioT
heliAole agents also wanted for tive entIrs,v
new ana valuable works. Energetic agent:
S,haaleea aaohN SIVo permenth, Ladies. clerQvmenS
coUa %u ~. MPerieneed book agents, and all per-
90 70 SEND for circulars. Enclose two stsmns
m a9a receive eirculas full particulars and sampIss
d the Golden Pen. Address 1P'0s
HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO..
Nov. 21. '67-6m. '''i'OH' Ana'
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THE NEXT CAMPATGN.

The copperheads are organizing for
the next political campaign, and
placing their papers in the hands
ofthe people, in order 10 have them ed
uated up to the proper point by
next fall. Will the Republicans learn
from their oppOnentsi
The STANDARD hasa large q Subscrip-
ton list as we desire, so far as making
money is concerned; but in order to car
ry our county next fall, work must be
done. Then let every friend Of the
cause go to work at once, and extend the
circulation of the county paper
We will send the STANDARD from
this time to Jan. /, 1869, for $500.
For $500 we will send ten copies Of
the paper to Jan. 1869. We will
take credit on the books at any furnace
in the county, on subscription. We
think the above a liberal offer, and il
cur friends will take an interest In the
matter at once, much good may be done,
THE MANCHESTER GAZETTE.
There was an editorial in the last
number Of the Manchester Gazette, re-
ferring to our complaint about tho edi-
tor mixing in about matters that did
not concern him The editor says that
the Standard containing our article was
nislaid, or he would have copied it.
What pity. .m
The Portsmouth correspondent Of
ofthe Gazette also gives us notice. --
We have no idea who this man Friday
Is, nor do we care He is tho same
man we presume who was scared at
Wade's speech at Portsmouth. In re-
ferring to us he says a2."a".
HMr. Mackley ls go ready and anxious to dIs.
pense superhuous political wisdom, will he please
lell Us why he did not apply his profound polltl-
cal sagaeity and knowledge 10 the conduct Of the
eampalgn In jackson county, With brother
Mackley's great fund Of wisdom present In Jack
son county, why was Il that the republican ma.
t0rity dwlndled from 400 70 ~ VIII brother
Nackley explain why he did not bring his store
ofp0lhlcal experience aud Psgacity TO the rescueP
We answer that the above is not
true. II "K" will let us know where
70 address him, We will send him o
Tribune Almanac, or q copy of the
STANDARD, and he can then como with
10 q hundred or two Of the truth when
speaking about election returns.
TBEE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
We have received a prospectus OF this
excellent paper which may be seen on
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Public Auction.

& NuSSAaTURDAY,, the SOth day Of NovEv
starv SEK 1851 Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the CAM. am
tee. ~ SIychds i recently purchased BY the Trus.
lace nore s al township and the Incorporated WI.
VtL,glnali' y owned By JosiAh Long. dec'd - ~
~ IA Lots as surveyed and plated bv ords,
~ sald Trustees and Village. said Lots ,.,II y.
nnh,ia s'ng OF n numbers to suit purchasers AZ
Terms of sale cash.
ana the Council Of the Incorporate ViI'.n" ViHI'np;
n q Z. - Nov. II '67-2a
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Ordinance No. 90

IN Ordindnce 10 dufkorize and .0,ro,.. Il :,
ne JncoPOrGfed Village Of JIckso,, @ 'n'tyOr
Ina de"cer Drrds Of COaSeyiace Tro, mi :i'Gge I
W., % az, m "ch persons parties az he C,,..y
% sad Village may hersqtttr dirrcf' wv '"""e"
SECTION ]. BE l. ordained BY the Comet, n,
ne incorporated Village of jackson IT,, a., oI
layor OF said Village shall and he Is herchv sme
powered and authorized, to make, sirn sTscT,. Tu'
-. nI a aenter all such Deeds of Conyetancs Sar
is Ise ~ ,i0,S as sald Council may hereafter, from
=, Sn0 =. That the Mayor shall, and he /, here.
nd dsIIv.r ~, AUG empowered, to sign execute
1Lher writings, as said Council NAV from t;as sIa
i11e hereafter order and direct. - '''''' ' 70
FSSsed 10 Council November II, 1857
Cu u 81 LEVIDUNGAN. Mavor
Nv. 21,67-sW.
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DErrolr, MIcn., Nov. 4, 1867.

Hox. II. S. BUxDY-Dedr SIR
Yours is received, and while agree
ing with your views on tariffs-ss to
the cotton taz, ! would say that the Ri
port is only suggestive, and the opinion
ofthe writers. cItdoes not bind the pro
posed Convention, in that or arything|
else, That meeting will do what they
please when they meet-on cotton, &c.
Please get the Petitions signed there
for, and come 10 The Cleveland meeting if
yov can. .--..-, ..,.,...-,...vr .
4 Perhaps some newspaper near you
would publish the Call, Petition, and
part Of Report. The meeting promises
sOsH Yours truly,
7uaH < ;saf e. B. WARD.
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Probate Notice.

M OsES LIvEsAY, administrator A. =,
- Frssnre; Isaac J. White, administratos !.
,.. oons non OF John johnson Isaac j. Whits al.
npllnlstrat0r p, Dc boqis non of Jonathan Vsnscov
nooert NJ. Jones, administrator OF John ~
TnIS.i iTIss Fne6e Holland guardian of LEROY j
pVaa9a p aL William O. Buck, guardian of William
Mos,In snT Allce y CheTngtont and Courtney N.
walker, have filed their Accounts for y. y.
.Ielnent 10 che Probate Couri OF Jackson Couptv
On,o, Sn ana the same viii be for hearing On III.
'Vth DAY OF November. A. d., 1867.
NJ - J. W. L0NGBON, = n
4o'' = 0'-SW' Probate Judge
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. We have received the following from
Hon. II, s, Bundy, These papers will
explain themselves, We hope those
interested, (and nearly all our citizens
are interested, either directly or indi-
rectly,) will pay attention to the mat
ters therein suggested:
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Administrators Sale of Per. !,

OUIIdI Properly. d
M ! VIII oner for sale at the late residence ~
Miekens Dowell, decd, 10 Liberty toSnsb,U ~
jackson county, Ohio, on the P'
2sth day of November, 1867, ''A'
at 10, clock, A.. NJ, ethe, foIlowIng ,,.,..,.,
property, to-wit. INT T'is PeiSohAi
one yoke Work Cattle, two Heihsr Calves ana
sns 1o e Lne property Of the Estate Of Mick.
o.is Lernts Of Salc-on all sums less than ain
proved security. - '' ''H SP'
~, ~, D. ". ErNFoUGH. Aam,r.g
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independent nation on the earth
All of which 10 respectfully submitted.
D. NJ. RICHARDSON
MOSES W. FIELD, SCommittee.
ADAM Elder

ADAM ELDER, E
In connection with the report the committee
submitted the following: M
Resolre9. That the present burdensoma and ex-
haustng internal revenue taxation Should pe
speedily reduced to the actual necessities Of an
economical administration Of fiscal affairs, not
exceeding the amount required to meet the inter
est on the public debt and the current expenses
Of the government.
Resolred, That the national revenue under ex-
Isting laws being estimated at sl50 000,O O00 more
per annum than the necessities of the Govern
ment require, the internal revenue tax on all the
manufactures and productions of the country
Except uxufics) should bercnioved. 4.
Resolued, That the tariff on impOrtations OF for
oign manufactures should be revised 80 as 70
protect well home industry against the unequal
k,ompetition of the cheap capital and cheaper Ia
Dor of foreign countries. WI
Resolusd, That return to specie payment can
Ia ithar nermanent nor beneficial 10 the indus.
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Notice

49,, ine ! undersigned hereby give notice that tbsv
tbe Tsm s nS nST and never haye been, partners Il
Furnace Co. The stock standing or ~ aOne Fn.not
books 9 in their name Is owned by Evan d FvsSs
ana Yves transferred into the DaTaea N tI ,.'s.'
signed, without authority. '''' unu'''
ARMPSTEAD sCURLOCK.
NJ. e,s,o. ROBERT CALLAGHAN.
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1T is claimed that on last Thursday
night large numbers of meteors were
seen from different points of observa-
tion. 4 @1.'t@
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amount accumulates to warrant the re-
sumption of specie payments. We
must let the abstract take care Of itself
-only aiding the right when it can come
before US in such form as to do 1t good,
and 90 for the practical, or in The contest
for the shadow we viii loose the boon
Very Truly Yours,
= ~ H. s. BUxDr.
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REED's MIfIs, Ohio, !
November Q, 1867 {

d. MACKLLY ESQ. Dear ST,---Here-
with the Report of q Committee on
Manufactures 60, together with a call
Cor a Convention Dec 18th in Cleveland,
and petition for the repeal of internal
tax on manufactures and productions.
There is no interest in our county or
this district paramount TO these, and
you would do no better service to the
material interests ofthis region than by
giving publicity and advocacy to the
views Of the report, except the cotton
tax feature, the repeal Of the tax on
which oppose, until reconStruction on
loyal and just principles is an accom-
plished fact. We must have such q
reconstruction az that The sectional
potion interest shall not, in the future,
y in the past, contrOl all other national
nd political interests in this country.
Besides, cotton q nigger brought on
xar, and they ought TO be compelled
Angible and substantial form,
part, atleast, ofthc expense
maiping in the shape Of a
Mr. Ward, and herein
Qn the back OF the call,
We a trinity in unity,
pn" (Greenback)
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I PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND oTHERs.-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the
Best, Cheapest and most Durable Paint In use
two coats wen put on, mixed with pure Linseed
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TBEE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
We have receiysda a prospectus OF this
sxesl!ent paper, which may be seen on
The Gazette is boz
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TO tho Travelling Pubic.

We are informed by mr.. Cameron that
new and important arrangements will be
made Immediately, upon the Stage routes
from Cresco to Owatona mimi, and from
Austin mimi, to Wayerly Iowa. Stages
will leave Cresco on the arrival of the east
ern train arriving at Owanatona the next
day in time for the train upon the mimi.
Central for St. Paul. 1t is the purpose to
leave Waverly on the arrival of the trains;
arriving at Austin in connection with the
stages from Cresco, returning over that
road and meeting the train bound east
from Waverly-at the same time running
from Austin to connect with the trains on
the McGregor Western, east.
nj o. Walkers stages are now run tri-
weekly by mr.. Cameron, from Cresco to
Austin minnesota, VIA, Lime Springs and
Leroy. With the new arrangement supe-
rior facilities will be openend up to the
travelling public, going either south or
east. The travel from St. Paul and all
through southern mimi, will find it to
THEN advantage to take this route in going
either to Chicago milwaukee, or over the
Dubuque & Sioux city road east or south.
mil
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Apple Trees.

MEssRs Carpenter, Mitchell q
Co., of this place, have on hand a
large variety of choice standard APP
pie trees, grown il their nursery
here, and well adapted to the climate
and suitable for transplanting. They
also have a lot of trees of the varie-
ty Of apple they had on exhibition
at the agricultural fair last fall, fit
for transplanting. Parties desiring
trees Thoroughly hardy, Of the best
varieties, and we'll adapted to this
latitude will do well to give them
a call and examine their stock Of
trees. BDT Nursery on the South
side Of the river. -Bu
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The CREsCo M1LL1NERs, arr

LIE OhEoCO MlLLlNk hSS oA0
numerous, pretty, courteous, and
have fine stocks of goods at the low
est living rates. We note: Mrs.
Knowles & Kimball, in the second
story ofthe brick block, over Chapin's
Store, have a very rich and extensive
stock Of goods embracing every thing
in the trade. Mrs. J. 7. Donahugh
also has a splendid stock at the
south end of the brick block where
she would be happy to meet her
lady friends. Mrs. D. 0. Preston
in Ives & Davis new building near
Platt's store also has capital stock
of excellent goods. We cant con-
scientiously say that EACH Of them
have the cheapest goods. in the coun-
try, but we can and do say they ALL
have, and that every body should
patronage them, and secure good
bargains.
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To whom 1t May Concern.
Public notice is hereby given that
reposing implicit confidence in my
daughter Almina Sloan, at her own
solicitation, I have, from this time
hencefortb. given to her, my said
daughter, the full control and charge
of her time and earnings, but that
I do not assume liability for her in
debtedness, if any, created during
minority.
Dated New Oregon, Iowa, May
3, 1867. E. B. SLOAN.
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Select Poetry!

"4he boy stood on the burning deck"
What do you think he wore2
A pair ofred-top kip-Bkin boots,
That came from Moons store
And too large jack knife no had,
And said he wished to tell,
He bought it down to Moon & Hudt's,
Ut cost him 81 IS and had two blades
n the bargain.)
And LOTS WERE LEFT TO SELL.
heard chap who hired his board,
Say, this will never pay,
If mary Ann will marry mo;
IN go this very day
To Moon g. Hunts who sell so cheap,
Glass ware and dishes white,
Nice knives, and silver plated forks,
(And I'll get one of those SPLENDID blue
and white breakfast shawls, only $780,
And things will all work right.
And then there's lots of other ehings,
Hoods, scarfs, dress trimmings fine,
Buttons, thread, laces everything
You wish for in that line.
Hats, caps and shoes Of every style,
All warranted to wear.
Hoop skirts and corscts, ribbons gay,
To suit the young and fair.
Silks and delaines, mcrinos fine,
Nice lamps, and good fur collars,
may all be bought for-well just call
And see how many dollars.
Good prints, the best Of factory cloth,
mirrors with polished frames, thing
Tweeds, cassimeres, flannels, every
Almost that you could name.
Raisins and currents, peaches too,
Syrup and sugar fine,
The fact is we have every thing
That's in the grocery line.
Just call and see their stock Of goods
Before you elsewhere try,
For if you farther 60 Pm sure
You'll come back here to buy.
MOON g. HUNT.
Main street New Oregon Iowa.