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ey. Pay up fus, and de brace after
ward. | can't do sich disagreeable
ling widout de cash in advance"
This ruther destroyed the effect. The
unities wuzn't preserved. The niggers
in front bust out in torturing latf, and
Pollock and Bigler rolld in cOnvulsions
Nv lafture, in witch half NV our people
joined. Me standin petrifed, in the
attitood NV embracin, and that cussed
niger standin with his hand extended
for money, with the Deekin and Bascom
horror struck jist behind, formed a
taboo wich wuz more strikin than
plesant.
The meetin wuz to-wunst adjourned,
for it wuz evident to the dullest COM
prehension that nothin more Coodent be
done that mite. Ez yoosual failed for
want Nv capital. He'd bin possesst NV
the paltry sum nv five dollars how diff
rent wood hev bin the result! Per-
chance we may, thro that defshency,
lose Kentucky. 1t must never occur
agin-my salary must be raised.
can't make brix without straw.
Joe Bigler met me next mornin and
remarkt that he regretted the occur
renee, ez he ardently desired to see the
two races pullin together. "The
fault, Professor" sed he, "wuz in moi
managin properly. The next time you
want Spectacle nigger to sit on the
platform with yoo and the Deekin, OF
kiss or embrace yoo-git him drunk.
He'll do it then, probably-I know he
will. Ell he's drunk ennff, he'll hurrah
for Johnson, and it's possible to git EN-
down to the pint NV votin with you
Lord how whisky drags a man down.
See wat it's brot you to-" and the in.
sultin wretch rolled off latin boisterous.
ly. "Git EN- drunk, Professor" ht
yelled ez long ez he Good see me.
We don't intend to give it up Big.
ler's advice wuz given in jest, but, nev.
ertheless, l shell act upon it. Whisky
is wat brings white men to us, and ct |
white man kin be thus capchered, why
not a nigger? The Afrikin hezn't go
ez far to fall to git down to our level
and it'll take less to bring him. Bas
com ordered FIVE barrels to-day, wich
spose the Administrator will pay for
We have yet the Moo York Custom
House, and more nv the perkesits must
be yoosed for politikle purposes.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. M.
(Which is Postmaster,) and likewis,
Professor Nv Biblikle Politicks in thu
Southern Classikle & Military Insti
toot.
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From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.
II. c. MILLER.


The Negro VOte-NIr. NusIby, I'm lm-
itntlOn Of Wade Hampton, Tries
10 COnciliO Sc the NegrO-The Akes
sIalG Of tlhe Venture.
Posr OFPIs, CoNFEDRT X ROADS, I
(which is in the Stait Nv Kentuoky) ;
March 20, 1867.
! hev made many sudden and 'straor-
dinary changes in politix--some so very
sudden that the movement perdOost
CONGESTION of the Conscience. l rekolect
wunst Nv advokatin free trade aud high
protective tariff, all within twelve hours,
Il made speech in agricultooral dis
trict NV Moo York in the forenoon, at
10 A; NJ, and in a manufacturin town
in Pennsylvany in the evenin, our plat
form bein so CONSTRUCTED that both sides
could fnd q Endorsement in it,) and hev
performed many other feets Nv moral
gymnastics; but this last change ] hev
bin called upon to make is probably the
suddenest Last week Toosday, Deekin
Pogram, Captin McPelter and l wuz
engaged in ridden the Corners Nv mig
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s~Wc are always pleased to receive
words of encouragement from good, in
telligent men. 1t strengthens our pur-
pose to pursue the right.
On last Friday we received letter
from Rev. Il, d, Shaw, formerly minis
in charge Of the Presbyterian church
at this place. We hope we are not do
ing wrong in making the following quo.
tatiOn;
Enclosed find 6fty cents for which please send
STANDARD six months.
"ThIs fifty cents. hiend Mackley, Is not q eri
teriOn by which i Wish you 10 Judge. whom en-
deayorIng TO arrive at my estimation of your pa
per; but as my time Is Just out, and you offer II
at half price for the next six montha, take you
at your offer. We take four weekly papers, aud
have the reading Of the iiflh, but think no one
Of them is moro thoroughly read than yours. We
do not value yours 30 highly as some Others to be
sure but we regard II as an unusually good cOun-
" paper, aud always welcome lie advent TO our
house with pleasure.
81 admire your straightforward, manly course
ln politics, morals, and temperance, &c.
Thank you, Bro. Shaw.
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State News.

A large distillery was burnt in Gin
cinnati last week. About one thousand
barrels of whisky were poured into the
cutters. This ran into Mill Creek, and
from there into the hydrants, and the
whole city had grog in their tea, coffee,
&c.
The Portsmouth Tribune says that
the price of corn has greatly advanced
in that market.
The same paper says that German
named Henry Baker committed suicide
by taking laudanum. He was in the
habit of drinking to excess.
The Gallipolis Journal says that
there are now ten patients from Gallia
county in the Insane Asylum at Colum-
bus.
Two citizens Of Gallipolis got into
a fight on the street a few days ago, and
one of them had his jaw broken.
"A woman at the depot in COlum-
bus attempted to get upon the cars after
the train had started. She fell under
the wheels, and was killed.
The Western Christian AdvOcatc
says that the spring election at Green
field, Ohio, turned upon the liquor ques-
ton, and that the whisky sellers were
beaten two to one.
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Sherif's Sale.
William t. washum VS. Henry E. Ewing.

William 7. Washum vs.. Henry Z. Ewing.
On Fl Fa.
Notice ls hereby given that | will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House,
Qn front Of the Grafton Block) in jackson, In said
county of Jackson, on
Saturday, May IL, 1867,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, to wit:
Lot number sixty-fOur (Gi) township number
seven () range number nineteen (19). Also,
The north half of lot number So In township
number seven (0 range number nineteen Os)
Sciot0 Salt Reserve lands all situated In the county
of jackson aud State Of Ohio, taken as the prop
erty of Henry f. Ewing on 4 IA execution In
favor of William T. Washum, issued by the Court
of Common Pleas Of the county Of jackson, and
to me directed as Sheriff Of said county of jack
son.
First described lot valued at $500 90
Second f" 500 90
Given under my hand this Sth day of April,
A. d. 1867.
JOS. II. WILSON, Sh'f. J. c.
LAIRD and DuHADwAY, Attys for PHI.
April IL, '67-5w-p. T. IS 40
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sEPoor old Hood, of the Marietta
Times, has had another bad attack Of
snakes in his boots, and gets off another
of bis vulgar articles about us. OF
course, thisi is copied into the Ports.
mouth Times. Newman is dreadfully
tickled with the idea that another paper
Is TO be started here, to break down the
6rAxDARD. We are happy to inform
The Portsmouth aud Marietta rebels tha:
the new paper movement has most glo-
riously fizzled out, as wo supposed it
would. These rebels will not get rid
Of "MAoKLEY" so soon as they supposed
they would. The STANDARD was never
so prosperous, or had so bright a pros
pect as 1t has at the present time.
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INIPARTIAL sUFFRAGE.


Our Democratic friends are anxious
to prove that the right of suffrage is not
natural right, but only right confer
red by the government Of each State.
This may all be true, and yet the ques-
ton remains, who shall be permitted to
vote? Have the majority class the
right to say to the minority that they
Qhe minority shall not votel If this
be true, then 10 one can question the
right of the Union party to disfranchise
every copperhead in the land
But the Democratic theory has always
been that minority could disfranchise
a majority. In the States of Louisiana
and South Carolina, the negroes have
not been permitted to vote, and yet in
these States the negroes are in the ma
jority.
But it is claimed that the proposed
amendment to the constitution of Ohio
gives negroes the right to vote and dis
franchises white men. Now, according
to Democratic doctrine, as applied in
the Southern States named, it would be
fair and right to permit negroes to vote,
and disfranchise all white men. But
here it is only proposed to disfrancbise
white men for crimes, and this proposed
amendment is impartial, as it applies to
negroes as fully as to white men. But
the trouble with our Democratic breth-
rem is, that it is only white men-men
of their own party, who will be denied
the elective franchise under this amend.
meDt Who ever heard of negro who
deserted, or who ran off to Canada to
avoid the draft? Who ever heard ol
any one but a Democratic copperhead
who did thisi
And where is the wrOngl We dis
franchise all who are confined in the
Penitentiary, and there is large num-
Der of Penitentiary offenses under our
Statutes. If man ought to be dis
franchised for passing,a q fifty-cent postal
currency, or for stealing blind horse,
why should not the man who is guilty
of treason, or who has fled from his
country to avoid the service due from
him to his country in her hour of sore
peril, be denied a voice in the Govern
ment7 When man refuses to save
the life of the nation when assailed by
public enemies, and runs off to avoid
the performance of the highest Obliga-
tions known to human laws, he forfeits
all his rights as a citizen Of the ration.
When the copperhead deserted his
country, and left it to be destroyed by
its enemies, the negro came forward,
put on the Government uniform, went
into the service when he was notified
that no quarter would be shown him
by his brutal enemies, and by this noble
patriotism he has won the applause Of
the brave and true in all countries. For
this, and his patient suffering during a
long series of years, the loyal and true
white men of Ohio propose to give him
a voice in the government of his State.
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

In pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
Il bate Court of jackson county, Ohio. will
offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday, May 18th, A. D., 1867,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in the town OF Jackson in said county,
the following described premises, situate In the
county of jackson and State Of Ohio to-wit:
h-Lot number Forty Two Q2) in the town Of
Jackson. Subject to the dover Of MaryJ. Neville,
late Mary j. Farrar, widow Of James Farr.r, de-
ceased, in the estate of said decedent.
Appraised, subject to said dover, ut $500 90.
Terms tOf sale--One third cash In hand, one
third In six months and the residue in twelve
months from day of sale, deferred payments to
bear interest and TO be secured BY mortgage upon
the premises sold.
SAMUEL MeGHEE
Administrator d. b. u. of James Farrars Estate.
BY James Trip, his Atty.
April Is, '67-5w.
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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, wc will send
the paper until the October election,
(six months) for only
FIFTY CENTS,
in advance. This will only cover the
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Send in the names and the money
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EvTng Democracy is in trouble
about the Connecticut victory. In the
first place, the oopperheads do not like
New EngIand Then, the new Cover
nor, English, voted for the constitution
n amendment, abolishing slavery in all
the States, and he also voted to permit
negroes 10 vote in tho District of CO.
lnmbia. He is a pretty good radical.
Ifhe had not been, he could not have
been elected.
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Sherif's Sale.


Dauber and Droudner vs.. Richard Beatty.
On Execution on Transcript
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, on
Saturday, May II, A. d. 1867,
at one o'clock P. NJ of said day the following real
estate, to wit: The south half of the west half
of the south east quarter; also the south half of
the east hafOf the south west quarter of section
number three (3) township number six, (6) in
range number nineteen. Q9) In the lands subject
to sale at Chilcothe, Ohio, containing sixty-tive
and 4-10O acres situated In the County Of Jackson
and State of Ohio, valued at $sl0 90
Subject to the dover estate Of Elizabeth Beatty.
Levied on as the property of Richard Beatty, on
an execution in favor of Dauber and DrOudner
issued by the Court of Common Pleas of tho
county of jackson, and to Inc directed as Sheriff
of said county.
Given under my hand this sth day of April,
A. ID. 1867.
JOS. II. WILSON, Sh,fJ.C G.
P. DUHADwAY, Atty, for Plaintiffs.
April II. 67-5w-p.f $50.
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Notice in Partition.

Nelson Kelly and Abraham Kelly viii take no.
tice that petition was filed against them on the
4th day Of April, A. d. 1867, In the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County of jackson
and State of Ohio by Milton Kelly, and Is now
pending, wherein said Milton Kelly demands par
titon of the following real estate, situate In said
Moore g. Trago's Addition to the town of Jack
son and that, at the next term of said Court af.
ter the completion of the publication of this no.
tice, the said Milton Kelly will apply for an order
that partition may be made Of said premises.
Dated this 11th day of April, A. b. 1867.
D. MACKLEY, and
STINCHC0MB g. CASE.
April II 1,-6w. Attorneys for Petitioner.
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Attachment Notice.

H. Adams J Before George Gilleland, ]. P,
VS.. of Hamilton Township, jack
Mary Abram. son County, Ohio.
On the Both day Of March, A. d. 1867, said JUS
tiee of the Peace issued an order Of attachment in
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Said action will be for hearing on the 18th day Of
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II. ADAMS.
April II, 1S67.--3w.
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(From the Baltimore Sun of the 12th.)
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