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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-02-14
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THE BEsTNEw YORK WEEKLY PUBLISHED
NEW YORK DAY BOOK,
DO fa FOR 1857.

TTNHE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK enters upop the
i threshold Of 1867 giih larger circulation han
that Of any Democratic paper pabhshedin he porld
and that circulation Is steadily Increasing and ex-
tending In every direction. II has never been the
organ oflmere 'partv Democracy but rather The
exponent Of those liberal principles Of human
Government which our forefatheIs wrung, with
bloody sweat, Tpm the tyrants of 1776. Standing
on the ioutdatlOn Of the Declaration of Indepen-
denee, that all (phiie1 men are created equal, !"
and therefore entitled TO equal rights, It Is Oppo-
sed to'al forms and degrees Of special legislation
that conflict with this grand central TRUTH of
Democracy, and over all and above oil, does It
combat that mOnstrous treason to American lib
ertN which, thrustlng the negfo clement into our
political system, must Of hecessity wreck the whole
mighty fabric left US by our fathers God has
created white men superior, and negroes inferior,
and therefore all the efforts Of tho past five years
10 abolish HislWork, and eduaiize with negroes
every law violated, every State Constitution over
thrown. every life sacrificed, and every dollarex-
pended are necessarily Just so many steps toward
national suicide and the simple and awful prob
lem now upon us Is Just thls--shall we recover
our reason and rotrace our steps, or march on 10
MOngrelsm, social anarchy, and the total ruin Of
our conntry2 = -
{ The DAY-BooK, Aerefors, demands the restora-
tion of the "Union rs il was, "a Uni0R Of CO.
equal States upon fhe site bdsis as the only hope
aud the only means possible under heaven for
saving the grand ideas of l776. the fundamental
principles of American liberty, aud II the real
friends Of freedom. and the earnest believers In
that saered and glorious cause In which the men
Of lac Revelation offered up their Ives viii now
labor 10 expose the Ignorance, deluslon and tfea-
son Of the MongTel party, 70 wiH saeeeed and the
white Republic Of Washington DO restored again
In oil its Original benefleence and granduer.
The WEEKLY DAY-BooK Is the most COM
PLETE WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED. Its
News summary, Family Reading, Agricultural
Articles. Reports of Cattle, Graln and Cotton
Markets, &C., &c, are not surpassed by any psper
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State News.

A woman named Fanny Blackburn
has been arrested at Columbus for beat
ing and abusing her own child, a little
girl six or seven years old. The child
was 90 bruised and burned that it is
thought-it cannot recover. The STEP
father of the child has also been arrested
and both are in prison. as
"a drunken man jumped off the
suspension bridge across the Ohio river
at Cincinnati last week, and fell eighty
feet before he reached the water. He
came up from the bottom and struck
for land. He was reserved.
The Portsmouth Tribune says that q
prisoner named Sullivan has made bis
escape from the jail in that place.
"A man named Harper recently left
Athens county, and as he could not be
heard from for time, and as he had
quite sum Of money with him, it was
feared that be had been murdered, and
quite talk was had about it in the pa
pers. 1t now turns out that Harper
abandoned his wife and ran off with
another woman. The last Atl.snu Mes
senger contains notice of application
for divorce, charging Harper With
adultery.
The question forpaying the Morgan
Raid claims was up in the House at
Columbus last week and debated at
length, and then postponed one week.
Mr. Trip made speech in favor Of
their payment. aa
The DEFENDER, of West Union,
Adams county, says that some persons
attempted to break open the treasurers
Office at that place. There were about
$4,000 In the inner portion of the safe.
The burglars had only got the outer
door open when they were frightened
away, leaving all their tools, They got
SlSs,Oo, which was in the outer apart
ment Of the safe. ID b. e
The Columbus Journal gives an ac-
count Of rape committed in that city
by . man named VIM. L. Underwood,
upon a girl twelve years Of age, named
Sarah K. Vincent.
-Tpe women who destroyed the
whisky at Greenfield, Highland county,
and against whom the doggery keepers
recovered verdict Of $62S, have got a
new trial. 1t came out in the late trial,
that the riot was commenced by on old
lady whose son had been murdered In q
drunken brawl at one of the doggeries.
She said that when she remembered that
her son had been murdered there, she
could not control herself, and COM
menced the attack, and her daughters
and others joined her.
"A man named James Hughes was
shot and killed on the public highway
near Cincinnati last week. The mur-
dercrS escaped.
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Total Losses, Claims and Liabilities $267, 1854 So
". MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE OF NEW YORK,

City aud County Of New York, ~
Charles J, Martin, President and John McGee
Secretary of the Home Insurance Company, being
severally and duly sworn, dep0se and say, and
each for hlmself Gays that the foregoing Is fun,
true and correct statement Of the affafrs of the
said Corporation, and that they are the above
described officers thereof q r~-~ rt.
Z III n CaAss J. MARTIN, President,
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 23d day
of January, A. D., 1867 ia iSfHtE
TsEAL. TH0S. #. GOODRICH.
&c. sTAMP tltr Commissioner for Ohio.0
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2 eTfhe young men OF Dayton are getting up a
eymnasum- What ere the yoang men OF Ports-
mouth doing - forssa0uA RspHSlieea. ~,
Another article in the Rpu5hoan ap-
pears % answer the quastiOA.a Hers Il
iss ~ ia isa f M t
On tie sans day Johs Downey W. arrested By
moaey lez zud eossg1 W The disposition % pay,
= vaa stns up % await the payment oF said line
Qa ThaFsaay william MccAnn was brought 10
psl1re hls h0nof By The marshal, charged With
uHanAeuneaa on the street. EInad ~ IN ,eafs
and alnnds Homnlttaa until pald rss
Nathan Miller was arrested on "Wednesday gcv
being drunk In the street, and ON Thartdey vss.
Aned o. And costa. Stands eommltted,
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ASorHER wHfrE MATs PAPER
DEAD.-The Marietta TINES, (Robel,) J
says that the Logan County Gassas' CalsO
rebel J is dead Oh what pity. Reb-
els oppose schools. People have no
use for papers when they cannot read.
Hence rebel papers die.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
Il Court Of Jackson county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction on the
10th day of March, 1867,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in said county, the following described
real estate, situate In the county of jackson and
State of Ohio, to-wit
The north half Of the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section eleven, of township
seven, of range eighteen. Appraised at $500.
Terms of sale--Qne half cash in hand, and one
half In six months from the day Of sale, with In.
mises sold. A. j. DEVER,
e. Admir- Of Thomas Leach deceased.
Feb 14'67-4w.
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rled and those contemplating marriage, who en-
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free Of postage to any address on receipt Of l25
cents In stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DR.. LA CR01X, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
NY, The author may be consulted upon any Of
tho diseases upon which HE book treats, Medl-
cines sent to any-part OF the world.
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CERTIFICATE, or AUTHORIZE.
y (To expire on the B1st day Of january 1861
nErIcR on TILE AIITIsr.,r, on ON I'm


ijNcFlv INSURANCE DEPARTMENT., III
~ 4aiA Columbus, o., january 26, 1867. j
Whereas, the Home Insurance Company loca
ted ct New York, in the State Of New York, has
iled In this Offices sworn statement OF its con-
dltlon, as required by The act ITO regulate In
suraHce Companies not Incorporated by the State
Of Ohio passed April 8, 1856 and amended Feb
runry 0, 1864 and the act ITO regulate Foreign
Insurance Companies, passed April ., 1865, and
whereas, said Company has furnished the -under-
signed satisfactory evidence that II Is possessed
OF an actual Capital Of at least One Hundred and
Fifty Thoueand Dollars Invested as required by
said acts; and whereas, said Company has filed
10 this Office written lnRtfpnlent Hnder it's cor
porate SEAL signed BY the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent or agents Of said
Company In this State to acknowledge service Of
process, for and In behalf of said Company Ac-
cording 10 the terms of said act Of April 8, 1856:
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the acts Afore-
said, l. James II. Goldman, Auditor Of State for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Home Insur-
ance Company Of New York Is authorized TO
transact the business of Fire and Marine Insurance
In this State until the thlFty-nrst day Of January
In the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight
In witness whereof, Ihaye hereunto subscribed
lsEAI. my name and caused the seal Of my once
10 be affixed the day and year above written.
gDa JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of state.
BY Jas. WlI.ILIAMs, Chief Clerk. ssx1~ss..
walker Bennet S''''
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YNHE ADVERTISERS GA ZETTE. published
Il at Boston, Mass, is the only publication Of
Its kind In this country. It contains lnforma ton
indispensable to every Advertiser. Subscription
price One Dollar per year in advance. Specimen
copies 10 cents
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, +,

UoLUMBus, o. january 26, 1866. 4
II Is hereby certified that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy Of Statement Of the Condition Of the
Home Insurance Companyof New York, made TO
and filed In this Office, for the year 1867. 'a.A7
Witness my hand and seal officially
sEAL,l JAMES H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State
By JAS. WILLIAMS. Chief Clerk.
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MADAME JUEFEL'Sa MAMaARIAL BALM
IVA; AND PATENT BREAST ELEvATOR-
Canal st., N. y Send for ciFculaFs Bold by
druggists. Agents wanted.
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"a 'seedy institution-ithe sgrlcul-
tural bureau. '' 2o =
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The net profit Of these Goods will be given to
the destitute Orphan Children of our Soldiers
and Sailors Sample of Chain can be seen at our
Newspaper Office. ye. Isfr.
100, 900 latest style Ladies' Jet Rubber Long
Chains, length of Chain. feet price $100
10000 latest style Ladies' Rubber Chatelain
Chains, with Pin attached, price $1.00
3d. 200 lat. style Ladies' Rub. Breast Pins, 80 cts
$4,000 do Ladies' Rub. or Fancy Ear
3t.r..l Rings, e3 .I sa
10000 do Child 5 Jetor Rub. Chains,
with Gross, 70 cts
$4,000 do Gents Extra Long Rubber
Vest Chains, A"
$4,000 do Gents Med. Long Rubber
..,g5,... .l,L.,, Vest Chains, so ets
100,0 900 Ladies' Needle Caskets, containing
100 best assorted Needles, t
EaEvery Lady and Gentleman should send and
procure one Of the above articles All articles
sent by mail free Of charge, on receipt of The
above prices .,...t ... - ..-... .-
All the above are warranted as first quality
goods. :, =
Ga PHILIP HILL, Manufacturer, ,ar
H. 25s Market St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. 14,'67-3A.
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finzntial znO GuumrriM.


Chicago harksf.
By Telegraph CmIoAao. June II.
Yiour-Duli; very dcui for holders to get oners
any grades few fancy OF spring held
ct previous rates, but rule holders willing to eel
when sny hing like reasonable prscs IL osrsd eeaee
ly any demand for viatsr EXTRAS and forced ais
only be made at great sacrifice ssles Of white winter
extras 1919 toels spring extras nominal at 5000
Wheat-Wesk; 1886 lower on no ?, a0so No ], loo
rejected spring. First sales at 81 70 for No fell 70
81 e4Dl ss.eiosing nominal at u oSolee Il b inpcs
sibisfo quote arsiabie Close other grades naxhst
entirely in the hands OF two three parties and thcse
who wish to either buy sell compelled 70 submit
to their diciston.
corn-so opened before Change at sRss2l4. with
good demand advanced TO S. opened Chsngss at So
asa Liverpool dispatches quoting dsrlins aided slight
iy by brat in the n Esis canal had weakening
-ect and market declined rather slowly dosing al s2
os2x No sctivs; cold early at so, but later at
679 closing attn lower, wit, buyers at H. sellers aud
last sale, at III Rejected dull and Irregular with sales
a, S.; at n. l. ~ 20; At A ?. q C.sstBs
oats-No opened st about eatursdya close bat With
good demand advanced 10 aad was active at :ola 6c
at which market closed nrm.
Rys-rist buyers, and sales reported are extreme
prices represent the condition Of tbs
market
BaIi.y-LItsr.iy nfeI.s., nc- sale By grade; few
sample lots taken for city trade.
Provisons- Perfectly PROSTATE and Meas Pork sale
able at over tso6f0 IS cash.
Cut Mests-Quet and scarcely any offered within tbs
view OF buyers which are much iunusnc.d by the de-
preston Ia corn.
L4rd-stesdy, Nth fair demand
Esgs-tcarcs; losls.
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THE CROP PgosPfcr.-From ali quarters
OF Iowa comes the mos, encouraging intelii-
geoce respecting crops, and the prospects
that AT abundant harvest will repay the tolls
o. the h.isbandman are certainly extremely
good. As regards the wheat crop. nature is
b1unti " compersalmg for the defects of
last YEA by magnificent growth, and the
greg Of the wheat harvest will probably
be supes or To That which has favored the
co lntrs for many years.
Of IL rye crop hear less and care less.
as it is cereal OF secondary i'm portance.
wheat 'sli'"diug principally the staff Of life
From or limited information, however. we
feel ssi 70 predict fair average crop.
Gate generally one of the most profitable
crops, are looking finely everywhere, and are
usually thrifty, notwithstanding the la,eness
Of the reason and the disad advantages attendant
upon getting the seed into the ground.
Barley, in all directions, has so far pro.
crossed that there is no possible chance of
failure, except from summers drouth
which c,n hardly be anticipated
The lry crap has already secured growth
beyond possible chance Of failure, and DO
tatoes egerywhere begin to look thrifty. and
promise au unusually large yield If let alone
by the p nato bug, which has begun to show
itself in some quarters.
Corn j. more doubtful, as the wet weather
has iuterfered seriously with planting, vet
the seasoa "a not too far advanced for this
and two weeks Of good. fine weather will
set the farmers all right upon this important
crop.
To fruit the continued wet weather has
besn decidedly favorable, as it has not only
shielded and protect I'd ii from blightng
frosts. bG'. 1t as believed, has also swept away
and destroyed The hofdAs Of cater.nllars and
insects which In other years haze proved SO
destructive TO the trees and blossoms, An.
Piles, pears. grapes and other fruits present
most healthy appearance.
Tue oos. apprehension which our farmers
can POSSIBLY haze is from drouth, which is
usually more prevalent in early than late sea
sons, like he present. But even in aniici.
patton OF sl possible impedimen,s the t.ilcrs
of the sol have canse for great encourage.
ment, ard the whole country for hope, that
the high l,ripss which have prevailed over the
land f. the past few years will entirely dis
appea' ~ soon as Se reap the first install
ments Z the prospective bouniiful harvest.
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Original Notice,

gUN0 ROREaT HATg0oD-sir You ara hsf.ty ne
tia-d that there N file In the oasee Of th,
pf-triei Court at ksokHt Lee County, aud Plate o
lows. petition OF Mary Emma Haywood. your wife
clsi ming divorce IRON the bonds Of matrimony
srstiug between you and her, and Tor snoby In III.
81 Of $500 aud other matters therein set ft
cpuut Of viiiul d-ssrton tor than ysars &e
o. the District Court .. E.oknk Lee County Iowa Apt
mate defence according 20 tbs rules OF said Govt
bsoFs q he second day Of Sad tern 1857 de-
will br rendered and Judgment entered uro fHIo
snd petitioners Feqn.st granted.
AAKY kANA HAYWOOD. Petitioner.
kfr staHsp BFs hARsHAJL Solicitor
d4a--Tu@s
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-0n to.morro "
evening there will be festival at the BAPTIST
church, the proceeds Of which aresto aid in
the completion of the building. This is a
cause worthy of the support OF all those in.
terested in the well being of Keokuk. Let
all who wish to HAYES good time, and are
disposed to aid just and holy cause, attend
and contribute literally. For particulars see
first page
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Trsrsfpe's Sale.

~ Blllpgs. $50 gnse Of Haston, Hsvkins Huston
Tor the b. heht d Cash. Hepds, Grange Co. dated
seSt+mbsr u, 1855 ], tanus y Miller. trustee. will
proceed To se the property there iu de ctib tbs
18th day Of august 49, between the hours of O'Clock
a u and oeioek N commanding al O'Clock m
fgr before the dor o. the Clerks ces Of the Die
tci Court Ia Eeokuk Lee ovuhty, Iowz The property
IL thus described Lat elsht In Block lgl City Of e
ohuk, Les county Iowa, and Lts three 6E~,
nine. eleven, thirteen lurtesn. tser six tsen eight
cen, twenty twenty two and issn;y -four, IL Rams,
Addition 10 the SAID CITY Of kskuE being four and
hsf scss ia the s9utbeast qusrsr u the soufhe.s
quarter u the nortbsest quarter a Section twenty
f0ur. Township tiHtyhve north Of Range bfe 10
ssid Lee County Iosa The trustee viii convey the To-
t~res, eoarey~d = BIN, less isrss sad tas iitles
SAMUEL Y. MICLER,
Jei4d2m Trustee
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Ous city was again honored kh a visit
from about three hundred 4 THE old and
Young, masculine and feYjhne, Of Quincy
They arrived here aboustwo o'clock yester-
day afternoon, and scattered in az directions
throughout the city. They were with us
little over two hours. we'were well pleased
with them, especially the fairer portion ofthe
excursionists-Heaven bless the ladies, think
n an excursion or picnic without them IT
would be like feast of strawberries and
cream with the strawberries LEFT out. The
party consisted Of the officers, teachers and
pupils of the Unitarian S. s. Of Quincy
1t was their intention to stop at Canon, ana
have good time in grove near that place,
but as il had rained the night before, and
the ground aud grass were not very inviting,
tbeylconcluded to remain on the boat aud
visit Keokuk. We're glad Of it. Hope that
a, no distant day party from this place may
reciprocate the visit. We desire to see q
good friendly feeling existing between the in
habitan,s Of lieokuk and Quincy, and these
excursion parties are just the things to pros
duce that feeling. In behalf Of the citizens
of the Gate City we bid you, people OF
Quincy, come again.
A NYsrERIoust?) looking spectre, we I'M
derstand, was seen last night at 1890, walk.
ing on tie holsetops in certain block on
Main street 1t was in the simi..tude OF q
man. and made strange and uninteligible
| signs to those on the pavement below.
similar performance was enacted here a few
summers ago, but it was soon ascertained
| that the ghost was a clerk In one of the Main
street houses, enveloped in a sheet. This
dodge is consequently too old to win now
IN short it's played out" therefore ths
young gent in the ghost business may as vel
consider his occupation gone, so far, at least
as getting up sensation by his midnight per
formances on the house tops is concerned
If II is his peculiar forte to play the ghost
we would in friendship recommend him e
make immediate application to the manage
Of the theatrical company now performin,
at the A heneum, With whom he might OBJ
tain employment TO play the ghost in Hamlet
Macbeth. etc, and when playssre introduce,
in which the presence Of ghosts are not re
aured, he could make himself useful il
shifting scenery, sweeping the stage, carry
ing off the dead, and acting in the cepacit,
Of general "supe"-a part which We hsv'
no doubt he could perform with honor (,
himself and satisfaction to his friends TT,
it, j.
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flc-NIcs.-The Unitarian Sabbath School
60 on picnic excursion up the Valley Road
next Thursday, and on Friday the Chatham
Square NJ. f. School will take the steamer
Eagle and 60 to grove near Warsaw. Good
luck and plenty of enjoyment to all Of them.
and may we be along to participate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

OUR counting room will now be fonnd in
the corner room, first floor of the GATE Crrr
building. We have quit doing business in
the third story. 1t was inconvenient to our
friends and unpleasant to US. All Keokuk :
ians' old and young, are invited TO calL.snd
see us IN our new quarters.
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LEGAL NOTICE


bRlGlNAL HOTICE-To Allan {. Thorn
~ You are hereby notified that there 10 Gle
10 tho ocs Of the Ciert Of the District Court OF Lee
County. lows at ksakuk. . pesition Of John N Mace
claiming OF you the Of fozr Hundred and ssv@nty
ave 1000 Doll ss and Interest money dus bin from
you certain promssory note executed and delivered
BY you 70 r. .. hickey alec praying Tor writ Of
attachment
aow unless you appear thereto and defend bsfor.
Of the second day " the of the ssid Dis
tf Court Of Lee County Iowa. said Curt TO be begun
and held the ssoond Hoadsy Of septsmb.r 1897 At
kscknk IN saj county default will be entered thereon
and ia isment rendered prsyed for IN plsntrs pc
dillon. RANKIN McCRABY.
lei1 dts Attfy's for Pitg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

"Ewant every body who visits the GATE CRY
ONCE to make themselves perfectly at home,
circulate through the establshm ent, and see
eyerythng-we shall be happy to have you d.
SO, and any questions you may ask will be
cheerfully answered. Come and see US.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

THEoDoEK Turos says of the West. "Tbe
West is majestic region; its people belong
to the nobility Of mankind; its prospective
growth il beyond calculation; its soul ia q,
ERE; its ambition is to rule the land; its on
portunity is not far in the future. Its triumph.
when 1t comes, will be complete; the. West !.
to bskhe dictator Of the Republic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-18

WE noticed-sud how could we help it?-
that The fair excursionists from Quincy. who
visited our city yesterday, have nearly all
adopted, like our own charming Keokpk
ladies, the "Ristori,f or short dress. The
lady who adopts that fashion shows that she
has good taste and . well balanced head