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HO. FOE TIIE FOX HUNT.

There will be q Grand Circular Fox
hunt in Franklin township, on Saturday,
January 26,, 1867, commencing at the
township line on each side, and closing
n'the centeruear the7Town-house.
Chief Marshal of the day W. S,
Schellenger.
|. GThe following persons have been Sc
lected to act as Marshals during the day,
and, will take their positions on the dif-
Iferent lines in the order in which their
names appear commencing at the
N, W. corner of the township: ~
WEsT LINE Benz. Branscomb, VIM.
Campbell, Robert Henderson, G. w.
Lake, I, Campbell, Isaiah, Lyons. +.
Plummer, John Patton, VIM. Brunton,
Madison Taught, VIM Parks, and
Daniel Foster, .ral1s oib.f,s,g
SOUTH LINE. Robert Hunter, Henry
|, Hughes, ]. NJ. johnson, VIM, SpriggS,
John Spurrier, H. Bprnsides, H. Gill
land, Capt, James johnson, Robert
johnson, Alex. johnson gsen., Lew
Callaghan, and J. d. Clare, "a. ,',4rh
EAST LNE.--Bepjamin. Callaghan, F.
McNeal, Andrew Yeager, Jugurtha
Eackey, j. A. CLAIR, Il. J. Evans, ~.
Buckley, j. Q. ,Crenens, Armstead
Scurlock, Picket Clark, Daniel Colston,
and S. H. johnson. larissaJ 3maL M
NoRTH LINE.r-G, w. Barlow, Lott
Spurrier, G. w, Schellenger, H. @.
Bum, James Mayhem, II. S. French,
John Jones, VIM, Clsara Geo. Stifier,
w. "A. MaloHey, John-lR. Perry, and
Hiram RiegeE iapaoefI sa' 81 aaa
I-ogJ 1RnIes and ReguIatIOns, ,4BO
Each, Marshal will appoint, at least,
four Captains along his line to see that
the men march in good order and al
regular intervals, The Marshals alone,
will ride andmust frequently communi.
cate with each, other. Every one should
have tin horn, and be. on thejline
against 10 o'clock A. M. of said day ;
but no horn must be sounded until, the
signal for starting is gven,) which will
be done. precisely at lD4 o'clock, in the
following placesyto wit; North Of I'll.
G. Bunn's, west of Isaiah Lyons, south
of Robert J6hnson's and east Of @. F.
Johnson's. When the signal is given
the men will start and march at mod
crate pace, keeping up d continual noise
until dreaching0 the. first closing line,
hating here until all the men are up,
At this point the Chief Marshal will
take charge, and arrange the sigma foI
starting again O From this point unit
reaching the last closing ground, the
officers, must be- very particular about
keeping the lines well closed and give
no chance for the foxes to escape, M
persons are allowed to take firearms,
and all dogs must be. kept tied unit
reaching the last closing ground, where
a. gun rwill be fred as,a signal to LEI
them loose None except those having
dogs viii be allowed inside Of the ripg
until the game is captured, when all
will march to the center to see the
result of the hunt. alai mol 1oa'.laJ
Everybody is invited to come and
takers part ia. the hunt and, those in
the center Of the'township must go out
to the lines to commences. }s dT10W Z
w, s. SCHELLENGER, :
15a .,.! Z tsl@ ...,',.,, 9hA' Chief Marshal.
L ! f u
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MARRTED


ohthe 10th of Jan., 1867, at the residence Of
the brides, father, by Rev. l.. A.. Atkinson, Mr..
CHEAs. w. 6chELLEEGEh- and Mise Sarah A.
ALEXANDER. t..,,.-
At the Gibson House, in Jackson, on the 18th
Inst, by d. W. Winfough Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH
Swan and Miss ELuRA' HANNA, both of Jackson
county. .q.pyfg
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BOO CLUBBING.--We are getting several
subscribers Under the arrangements made with city
publishers. We send the Standard and the Week.
elyOhiostate Journal, first class city paper, for
$500. We also send the Standard and the Ia
dies Friend, one Of the best Magazines for $500
per year. Send in the names. We extend this
prlvilegeto all our old subscribers, and BY send
Ing ps,ono dollar in addition to the two dollars
already paid, tlIeyoan have either the Journal or
the Ladies' Friend" for one YEAR a'HA b
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ySheriff's Sale.a.
William Rankin, Plaintiff ]!

William Rankin, Plaintiff, L.A-.
- I'D. against In jackson Common
Hiram w. White and III Pleas. -
Walker Bennett, Defts s.,...y 81.
IN obedience to al, ren6 writ of execution.
4. issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
jackson county, Ohio, in the above case, and to
me directed, shall expose to public sale at the
door of the Court House, in front Of the Grafton
Block in jackson, in said county, on,
Saturday, February 10th, aA.aD.y 1867,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
real estate, levied upon as the property Of Hiram
w, White, to-wit: .1'''7
Part of in-Lot number ninety-two (92) in the
town Of Jackson, beginning at heeasterly corner
of said Lot and running along the alley south
westerly, the one half OF the depth Of said Lot,
thence westerlyat right angles with said alley
forty eet (i0) thence parallel with said alley 10
Pearl street thence along Pearl street forty feet
(40) to the place of-begnning; all situated in Il
county of jackson and State Of Ohio.
Appraised at s275. t'3'ph il.N...l
Terms OF sale cash. 'u.'Mh"
f2F JOSEPH H.. WILSON, s.J.C.s
James Trip, Atty. for PHI. a+. SOD ,t,'..f
Jan H. 'G7-z5W-pE--S10j20. riIinE
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TnANsFERs OF REAL BsrATE.-Ths
following are the transfers Of Real Estate, fled Ia
tie Recorders ONCE for the week ending Oh
Saturday night last, and furnished by John NJ.
Martin, Rsq., County Recorder, y nh
VIM. Leach and Wife 70 John Stevenson.
Lot No. 20 IN Hoiiman's Addition TO the
Town ol Jackson on'.,...,.frr.,.st ts4fgs.S 7VO
Hugh Humphreys and Wife to John W.
iaJaOObs. Piece Of land and privileges,
right Of way &C., At saw-mnl, in Madi-
son township. ,.,..,......,,.........9 900
Allanor Gorsueh to Laylna sheward. Her
interest In part Of Lots and 0 In scioto
Salt Reserve Lands. ds..,...........s 100
Sarah Walden 70 Alex. BurehGeId, 40
acresin section O. in Liberty township. & 1875
Newton J. and Marion Kissengerlto Syl4
Vester Rose. 40 acres In section IS, In
Liberty township. 100
VIM. Fpnlkner and wife 10 George 8.
Williams. Lots and 6 In Reeds Addi-
tlon to Oak Hill. ,... ...,.S 700
Joseph Rule and Wife to VIM. w. Nor.
gan. Part Of Lot &c In Portland. .......s $50
Thadeus B. Fipton and Vile to VIM. w.
Morgan. :. Lot in Jones Addition to
the town Of Portland. d.................$ 800
Samuel Byerly to NJ. Z. Holman. 12O
acresin section 10 In Liberty townships 1000
Benjamin ;. Scott jr. and Wife to Am
brose Scott Part Of Lot No. 4 In, Jack
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800
Joseph II. Wilson and Wife to Martha J.
Wilson. 60 acres in section 30 in Frank
lin township az. al. &. ...".... 800
David W. Williams and Wife to John D.
Williams. One acreadjolnlng the town Y =
of Portland -. !..nL...:.....!H.ll.s 2s7
ETn4
Total for the week k........S 1862
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MrpIqAL NorIcn. ---nn. 3. Coan ma,

MEDICAL NOTICE ---nR. e. Cone may
be consulted as follows a. .r.a a5ig
InlHAMDEN, at the Jackson House, on Mon
days, Sept 10 +; Oct. 10 Nov. 10; Dec. "a jan
2s March A April 8; MAY I8 June H. N III
81 In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tues
days, Sept! IL Oct. IS; Nov. 20i Dec. rs; Jan
%; March 8; April 9; May IA; ! ne l8. ~ las
An sick persons would do wen to consult Dr.
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation ami
his success In this community, during five yeArl
Practice isa guarantee Of bis skin IN the treatment
of all varieties Of diseases But do not defer YOU
application until your disease Is ncurable. g
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PoucE.-Oar Town Council have ap-
pointed special police. and petty pilfsrers and
other rascals had better look out, Who the po-
, ACemen are, we choose not to make public at
present as rogues might ayold them If known
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apb We have had about five weeks of fine,
regular winter weather. On last sunday II showed
all day, and the snow on Monday morning was
about eight inches deep. The sleighing Is fine
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Attachment.

Joseph Rule, PIE, ! Before J. Edward Jones
L.aa.. ". .Da J. 7. Of Jefferson Up,
VIM. II. H. Finton, Deft. Jackson County, o.
nN the 81st day Of December A. ID. 1866, Aald
~ Justice issued an order OF Attachment In the
above action for the sum Of Twenty-Six DollarS.
Janl0, '67-3w. JOSEPH RULE.
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1CoJRT OF CoMMoN Pleas THE next
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for this Tcoun-
ty will commence on Tuesday, February 20, 1867,
May term will be on the 9TH of May, and fall term
Oct. 9th, .yf -t' .gI nqG D..
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BENEFIT SUPPER There will gbe a
supper given on this (Thursday) night, at the
Court Room, for the benefit of Rev. A. Abbott.
Admittance fifty cents. Clergymen and their
wives fee. lgM S,5'1IS 2M
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SIrUATIoN WANTGD, "A young man
who can bring good recommendations, desires a
situation as salesman or book-keepcr. Would
prefer the latter, Address this Office. sa Ttf1
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FIRE, -One Of the new dwelling hous-
e belonging to Orange Furnace Co., on. Ports
mouth Street, was burned dowEOn last Thursday.
Cause, defective hue.
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C1,SPECIALg NOTICES. d
Invigorate the Responsible Organ

@A A6S%o %oOO IAAO O4OOopO1S1D10 vi Sdu.
The stomach Is the responsible organ of the sys-
tenn. Ifthe digestion is imperfect, every member,
every gland, every muscle, every nerve and fibre
is more or less out of order Ali the fluids are de-
prayed The brain Is clouded. The spirits are
depressed. All dyspeptios ,kpow this to be the
truth. 1t is not, however, half the truth. Col
umns would be- reqpiFedfto enummate the pains
and penalties Of dyspepsia, nor could any pen do
them justice, Tens Of thousands feel them no
man can describe them.
Canthey be prevented1 Can'tbey be relieved ?
Can they be banished at once and forever3 UN-
oUEsrIoNABLY they CAM No dyspeptic has ever
taken, HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs in
vain, Believe no one who says the complaint is
incurable, This great vegetable stomachic will
eradicate it's eradcating itin thousands of cases
over which medical practitioners have shaken
their heads ominously, saying, Nothing can be
done. arz .aio ftI.f.,'V ylut.. .tftH .It aYr4G
The faculty has Its fallacies. One of them is
that Indlgestion tie most difficult of oil the Or
dlnary qilmepts of mankind to, combatnnd sub
due This is mlstake Nothing cap be easier
than to copquer Il ifthe me pegfcl be admins
tered. This vegetable eombhallon which has
become famous throughout the civilized world as
'HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs is an anti
dote ID the disease which has, never been known
to fall, and fortunately 1t Is everywhere procura-
bld3CHyohl wilh 10 Jo4 xAhHhs dyspepsia, try
the pharmacop@la prescription. If you want TO
ro6t.ik 6st and prevent ttS Te6Irtenee, take the
dctI, l.
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ELDER A. GARDNER, OF Harlem, Ohio,
win commence q aprotfaeted meeting at the Chris
tlano oChurchin Jackson. on Saturday thu 26th
Inst, at 615 O'Clock p M. The public are res
peetlulIy yinyiLed to attenda Ells q z
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
srASbAED, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each week, o. the paperls mads up on Tues
day evening. 'e.4 ,sAa9
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JsF lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
siters % the Merchants and FunAcemen Of jackson
county asupcFior stock Of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. sa.a alyJ
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REy, JoNArihN Thomas, formerly
Chaplain Of the 6eth osy. l., is expected to
preach At the Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
the 27lhof thianonth. rae5 8 %
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DIED.

At the Isham House, in Jackson on Sunday
Morning, Jan. goth, 1867, CARRIE BELL, daughter
of Robert and Frank Smith, aged seven months
and twenty-scveh days. II -
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lo1 Orr THE TRACK. The fore part of
last week was disastrous time on the Ms G. r.
r., and the Portsmouth Branch. The trains ran
off the track two days IN succession, and the
STANDARD was delayed one day in reaching some
Of the Postofices. No one was injured we believe
on the trains, but,there, was some damage done to
the cars
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on MARKETs--We have been leaving
our market report out of the paper several weeks
sfor two reasous. We were scarce of room, and
'everythingwas so much unsettled that we could
not depend upon report from one day to anoth-
yer. our report will be found in the paper again
this week.. y.Israil 73l In2.a 5#a 5mu5 ur3
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oITnE following is the question to be
discussed by the Jackson Debating Society on
next Monday nights {tt AsFt
ResolSed, That Universal Manhood Suffrage
should be adoptedln this Government u
= Affirmative j. Irvine DUNCAN, A. B, Monahan.
Negative L. May, D. Mackley. bn. -a. n
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Reduction in Price
AMERICAN WATCHES,
MADE AT WALTHANI. Mass


goFTHE q
AMERICAN WATCHES,
MADE AT WALTHANI, MASS.
In consequence of the recent REINFORCEMENT
inour facilities for manufacturing we have redu-
ced our prices to as low apoint as they can be
placed .<SgfK TT
SO that no one need hesitate 10 bny watch now
from the expectation that It win be cheaper at
some future time. The test of ten years and the
manufacture and sale Of
gg More than 100000 Watches,
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers. Commencing with the de.
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
Watches our business has steadily incfeased as
the epublic became acquainted with their value,
until for months together we have been unable
to supply the demand We have repeatedly en-
larged our factory buildings until they now cover
over three acres of ground, and give aceommoda-
tion to more than eight hundred workmen.
We are fully Justified In saying that we now
make MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF ALL THE
wATCIIEs SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES.
The different grades are distinguished by the fol-
lowing trademarks on theplste:
/. American Watch Co." Waltham, Moss.
2, Appleton, Tracy & Co." ,Waltham, Mass.
q RP, stBfaef," WalthAm, siAss. .llil
A. "Wm. Ellery."
s. OUR LADIES' WATCH of first quality is
named Appleton, Tracy g. Co., :" Waltham
i, Mass, y, ....r..,1. ,,...r,.a... ....-.a =
(, 6. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watch Is named
J "P. s.. Bartlett, {" Waltham, Mass. These
'f" watches are furnished in o great variety Of
sizes and styles Of cases. n, ,.T Hal
The American Watch Co. of Watham Mass,
authorize us 70 state that without distinction of
Trademarks or price, & && sEs
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF, THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED. :,
to be the best time-keepers Of their class ever
made in this or any other country. Buyers should
remember that unlike the guarantee of a foreign
maker who can never be reached, this guarantee
is good at all times against the Company or their
agents, and that if after the most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any particu-
lar it'may always be exchanged for another. As
the American Watches made at, WalthNm, are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country,
we DO not solicit orders for single watches
CAUTION.--The public are cautioned to buy
onyof respectable dealers. All persons selling
counterfeits will be prosecuted. II, -rY-,
,NEtlli ROBBINS &APPLETON,
M. agents for The American Watch Company, :.
-t% 1872 Broadway, N, Y.
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GONE UR--One would think, to no.
tlce the dlferepce in the quantities of goods sold
at Orange Furnace Store and che sales at the other
stores that the latter might as well quit Orange
has just been receiving a. large lot Of goods,
bought since the decline in prices. Our family
have been making some purchases there, and we
notice that woolen goods have got back to the
good old figures, as they sold when we supported
our families on one-thlrd of the present cost Of
living. Good Hannels sell for slxty-fye cents per
yard, Cotton goods have not declined 50 much,
but good prints (culcoes) sell for only fifteen to
twenty cents per yard Those who have old
stock on hand paid thirty cents per ward, and If
they now attempt-to compete with Orange, they
must lose fifty per cent. on cotton goods. By ad-
tvtisihg and thus selling of the old stock when
prices were up, they now have clear field for the
new prices and can defy all competition. Men
ofsuch foresight always succeed, and they ought
TO succeed ~"
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Specimen numbers sent gratis, on application.
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MedicaI Notice.

THE undersigned wishes to say to his friends,
i customers, and public generally, that here
after his DRUG STORE, will be conducted ex-
clusvelyiupoH the Cash fTstem.
He desires hts customers to call and settle up
to the end of the last yearsaThose indebted to
him. either for medical attendance or otherwise,
will please settle, whether they are prepared to
pay al this time or not as he desires 10 squareup
his books. JKt+HU iapi'isd &, 70 l.g- -IlGI
. JAM TO- 67--3w,1l.- Ii D, G. MILLER.
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0tn LADY ReADEns should Try ]. w.
BrAdlsy's Celebrated Duplex Ellipticor Double
Spring skirts, Justly Pronounced by ali Fashion
Magazines and the Press generally The Most Du.
rable. Economical, and Graceful Skirt ever pro
duced. See advertisement.
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Sherif's Sale.
State of Ohio, jackson County, s..
n Margaret Ferree "a 4

State of Ohio, jackson County, s..
Margaret Ferree, EA
Al ven.Di
EIihu Johnson. y
DURSUANT 30 the command Of an order for
Il salefrOm the Court Of Common Pleas of
Jackson county Ohio, and to me directed as
Shetia Of said county, VIII offer at public sale
attbe door Of the Court House, ZIP front Of the
Grafton Block, } fRthe town of Jackson, on y
Saturday, February 10th, A, p, 1867,
at o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following prem
ses tp-wit ir7T The northwest quarter of thesouth
west 1uArter)of section TO- township 8, and range
IL except four acres out of the northwest corner
Of the same, situated IN the county of jackson,
and State Of Ohio. Appraised at $4,000
To be sold as thu. property of Elihu johnson, to
satisfy decree rendered by said court In favor of
the said Margaret Ferfee. Z q 1HitA
Tp'm' q sale Cs;s; 5ost i. WILSON sbr J. G.
McClinhck 6 Smith Att'ys for Pif. ~
jan 16, '67.-5w pf SBl0
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TuE following are the proceedings In
the Probate nourtof Jackson county for the week
ending on Sal lrday last
large number Of accounts Of Administrator,
Executors and Guardians we're Aled, and the fol.
lowing marriage Icsnse5issuea sah
Nathaniel Graham and Sarah Caster.
Joseph Swan and Elyira Hanna.
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..uqHH Moons Voleanoesare

AhH NAOOA y NOAOUIIOOo oAO
engaging the attention Of astronomers but the
world of Beauty and Fashion Is less interested In
human discoveries than in the great question Of
.fr8l'f TUNING THE HEADS l3H9
that have been whiteped by age or sickness to q
glorious black or brown hue. Nobody now is
ssPepB sft'y y3te9 APO % -'E II.
.,,...,a,,g.,.. ], A LpNATIC ...,,..,.I
as not to admit that the finest and most harmless
hair daFkenerin existence Is o aoiHr'la ie
a'G' 'Cristadoro's Hair Dye, .r,,, y" j
which nourishesthe fbres as well as changes their
hue. Manufactured by J. CRIsTADoRo, 6
Astor House, New York. Sold by oil Druggists.
Applied byAll hair Dressers. N WI
Jan. H. 1861. LIN 4 p ~
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ELIZABETH RANDALL, whose place Of resi-.
- dence 10 unknown, Is hereby notified that
Edmund B. Randall did on the 18th day Of August,
4, d.. 1866, file bis petition In the Office Of the
Clerk Of The Court Of Common Pleas within and
Tor the County Of Jackson, and State Of Ohio.
charging that she has been wiFfully absent from
him for more than three years past &C., and AK
Ing that he may be divorced from her, the said
Elizabeth Randall which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term of said Court. D.!
., -..s-.-..i. EDMUND b. RANDALL.
By II: 9; Jones and D. Maekley, his Atty's.
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NewlA Adve1stisements
Notice.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed by the
il Probate Court Of Jackson county, Admlnls-
tratrlx Of the estateof Joseph Roland, deceased.
Jan. 10, 67-aw. sARAH ROLAND