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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

LATER IRON CAnmEN,-At . late hour last
night We reserved several private dispatches
fromsG Camden stating that all was qnet IN that =
nsiehborhood, and that thae had been no dis
turbance or any attempt ct rias. The troops
hasetenor twelve dsys' rations, and win proba-
biz remain. Excitement is subsiding, but the
military and detectives are still ii seaxch OF
persons suspected Of compHcitJin the murder
OF DIX. y. as',,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

has heard DIR. Hicks will not doubt his ability
to fill such building, and any one who knows
him personally will acknowledge that his
energy Is equal TO the task OF successfully car
rying forward toyits completion 80 great and
ysluabie,a work. s..t ~. ezsr |
TM ABANDONED s HIP MoNTaoMERY.-By the
arrival yesterday forenoon Of the steamship
Charleston, we learn that while on the passage
OF the steamer from New York to this city,
being on Monday, at $50 A. NJ, lat. 81, long.
1855, she made sunken and abandoned shlp.
which on boarding proved to be the BRITISH
ship Montgomery, from Pensacola for port IN
Europe for orders, laden with timber aud lum.i
ber, and full of water. The Montgomery was
taken in tow by the Charleston, but being in q
sunkan condition, and with her rudder fixtures
disabled, the towing OF her proved 10 be diff
ticult task; but by the superior power OF the;
steamer, and The good management OF Capt.
Berry, the Montgomery was towed to posi-
ton off this harbor at an early hour yesterday.
Efforts will probably be made to get her into
this port, which cannot be effected until her
draft of water is ieasensd Inc s;m
has most OF ner spAfs snu ..ee-le
Upward m THE WosD.-Everybody interest
I'D onnears to he highly elated by the recent
steady appreciation in the value OF nearly oil
kinda of stocks and bonds: One party, two
months ago, bought $50. 900 worth of old State
sna tosJav,S; S;a ,bsnny as % lord. He refuses
M ssslra.s .4tan ra;ghty. and has reason reason
20 sen ior esi less .Ian - .,,s.e.,
to believe they willis toucn, llsnot eAceed'
that ';s 2. - !, y.s.s' =, 1s5a ,s
3 AZ CITY FL capitalist yesterday finding he could
not purchase these bonds for less than sixty
e1r,sa talleoranhed To- New York TO buy $40, COO
o.AS7' : ..,1,,s1,,,.3 - ,: .f 81 ~
,fei:s'- :. .s,.a., 7tfriSr,
One or the best signs Of the times IN connsc-
son.,y;th the rise in State bonds is the invest
n,sS.s * tl,em OF considerable sums Of money
by. recently elected officials and persons olose+
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

THE BRITISH SH1r sEDBEnaH.-This vessel
left the harbor on Tuesday bound 70 Liver M
pool in tow Of the steamer Christiana, aId was
taken over the bar.in safety, and discharged
the pilot and steamer about four o'clock, when
the ship got under way and stood to the south-
ward, when, about fye P. NJ, from set Of tn the
current or some other cause, the ship got
ashore on the breakers to the south OF, the bar.
The tug Christians and steamer Emily being
insthe vicinity proceeded to her assistance.
and worked at the ship during the night; but
the vessel holding firmly, the Captain on We'd
nesdsy morning came to town and secured the
steamers Planter and Marion, ,bothi in charge of
Captain John Ferguson, who, taking down q
gang Of men, which, with the removal OF about
eighty bales iof cotton, part'ofwhich' vast taken
out by the steamer Emile, and part by the
Plsnter, the ship iwss towed OFF about foar
o'clock in the afternoon and brought to the
city. wehsse not BEEN sufficiently advised as
to her condition to state whether twill be
necessary for her to undergo repairs OF. other
wise. ... ...-o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

HOTEL AsaIvArs- Ju,Hi y. = 1sarIeston y Ro- q
tes-P EhilIips; Aagusta Hrs. Waterman, Au,
gusts; IN. q Hs Nicholson, South Carolina; J,
Fsddsn, fShgeb .ss.s J. = - "a II ,;
Pauason HotaE IA. a. Ulmoi Florence, 9. e.:
James gEandn, G0osssiet ietsrreek; 8. Is. jones' Ha-
.vsnnah;W OsRrentins; City; Bs fsoddn, South
Carolins; B. 8. Kittles Beaufort s, c.; DIR. E.
Diess, Philsdsiphia q. ": Bird Monks Ger;77
ner; ]. b: Harper, Elnastree.
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/ .Mra HENRYi iWlGFALL, treasurer ai.,I "a
, ErSeEGpe 0fScers,-M 2. J.. Porchers .Gs
". 0insx Mrs. Colonel simonton. MIS- zimmerman ma
a eorpe Robertson Mrs. J. B. Solomona, Mrs. W. Min
WiIey Mrs. Z. C. Blum, Mrs. Julia BaN, Mi.s ElSa
Psifier, Miss Mary Burrows, Miss ~, Cantwel, Mics
"a. diliiland, Miss 4. Beckmun, MISS Jsaburrowf.
Miss ]. Chrietzberg. -. II.
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Valuable Lap M6rGsyinr,IE
W. Y LEITGHa &sR. 2S.BRUNS,

huotxOnoo1os-
Will be sold at our Office; No. 25 Broad.street ON
THIS DAY, the 18th inst, ut II O'Clock.
The following valuable II lLAWrIaBRARY:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-18

50ps of the best aaiigns Of the times in .connsc-
tionswith the rise in State bonds IS the invest
nsnt ID them OF considerable sums Of money
By. recently elected officials and persons olose+
" idertifs9 i With the Republican party. Their
faith being, shown. by.their works, their e1.
ample has been closely followed by outsiders.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

GoIpEx HoUEs-IIitchcock 4 walden, o.
Cine innati. In connection with Carlton & Lana
han, Of New York, have commenced the publ
eatl9n oi 2 new Monthly under this title. con.
tanning fortr-eight large octave pages. printed
on fine paper, and adapted to the wants of the
Bors and Girls Of land.
The Golden Hours" is designed for the
Christian and moral household. Il will be free
from every Objectionable feature. both in It's
matter and In its illustrations. 80 that the most
careful and jud iciops parents may ieel entirely
safe In giving 1t plnee in.ther homes
lSrge variety Of Literary Matter will he given
in its pages--Tales. Travels, Biogrspy, Science.
Natural History. Incidents, etc, ali tending to
rehne, inspire, and elevate the Young reader.
Some the best writer's in the country for young
people have been engaged as contributors. II is
the Intention Of the publishers to make this gem
Of magazine--a welcome to the young people
Of the family, ~
Subscription price $500 per year. A speci-
men number will be sent on receipt of Twenty
Cents, by the publishers,
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NEWSPAPER DlREcroRY.-GEo.

NEWSPAPER DlREcToRY. GEO. P.
RowELL & Co., the New York Advertising Agen Il
are about Issuing complete American News,
paper Directory. 1t Is compilation much
needed, since nothing Of the Kind having any
claims TO completeness has ever been publishe d.
Msss's. RowELL q Co. have spared no pains
or txIenss to make the forthcoming work com.
pleLe. We understand the book will be hand.
some octave volume Of about 800 pages. bound
in dark cloth, and sold for Five Dollars per copy.
As the publishers are alseftilins A!slt, heir
lsuinga work containing som uth information,
usually jsalously guarded by hose in that busi-
ness, shows that they are confident of their
ability to be of service 70 advertisers. or they
would not so readily place Ia their hands th 6
means Of enabling every one to communicate
direct with publishers ifthey So desire,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

Some Il The reasons Why Dr.. Robaek', Blood
Pills sliogld be kept 10 every family are.
Because they eaa I've employed in ali eases
where "fao'ily ph, SIC Is rsqglred. and arc
perfectly safe ia t,eir administration at ali times
BecauFs! the' aet promptly In removing all
distractions from the bowels, afford Ing inme-
date relief IN cholic Or other pains.
Because they arc Liver Pill. acting directly
on he spleen aud liver removing the bile and
assisting digestion.
Because IN taking them they do not later.
frrs with tlie regular ayo cation of tbs patient.
or leave tie bowels cOns.ipated.
Because they are made both with ard with
ont sugar coating, thus adapting them to the use
Of everybody.
Because they being purely vegetable ore per
iecIiy harmless, and can be taken by children or
adults at all stages or periods OF life.
Because they are esl eeialiy adapted to the use
ofpersons Of sedentary hsb!ts, and to the use of
females about 10 become mothers.
Because! they are what their meme indicates.
Blood Pill, searching out diseases Of tue blood,
leaving the system in full yigor Of health
Because they are perfectly gentle in their
operations, causing no gripping and are safer,
surer, and every way better purgaliye pill than
has ever before been offered TO the public
Because when followed 10 their use by Ro.
backs Stomach Bitters they cure the very worst
cascs Of d! spepsiu.
Because =! they can he purchased at any drug
store at the extremely low price of twenty-five
cents per box.
Sold by Dr. o. c. MILLER. jackson, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

VIZ have received No. 8 of the Momn,
1Sburs index, q holiday edition containing twely,
pages. This Number, like those which have
preceded Il, contains articles from members Of
the school, and shows In part the work done By
the classes.
The Tndss Is published By the Mount Auburn
Young Ladies Institute OF Cincinnati. and 1.
edited by the Senior Glass, assisted By Rev. Al.
RowLLSD. Pres't.
This School stands IN the front rank of Fs-
male ssminaries in the entire country, and We
advise al having daughters ls educate to send
for aCAsalogue. Theusxt session viii commence
Monday, February, lss
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24
HrARrH ard HOWE is weekly illus

HEARTH ard HoME is weekly illus
tratsd Agricultural and Fireside Journal Of sir.
teen kaadsoms pages, devoted to the interests Of
Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit Growers and Florists
Edited BY Mir. Donald O. MIichelk assisted by q
large corps of praclical AgrIcultnrists, The
tSrssds Dtpartmeat edited by Harriet. Beechsr
Stowe, assisted by Mrs. Mary E. Dodge. with
Grace Green wood. Madame Ls Vert and other
able contributors. Terms for 1859. Single cop
Ice q, invariably in advance; copies go; s
copies SIS. Any one sending US e45 for club
o. lSc'pies (all At one timel. will receive copy
Tree. Aspeeimen copy Of the irst number sent
Tree Address Pettenglll, Bates 4 Co., Publls h.
ere, 81 Park Row. New York.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR JANUA.
RY.-WiIh the January Number the Atlantic
Monthly begins its twenty-t third volume,
with the following Articles aud Writers:
Malbone; all 0ldport Romance This is the
hrst instalmcnt Of a SERIAL story, which will run
through the greater part of the year. BY 7. w.
Hgginson. The Sunshine of the Gods, A poem,
by Bayard Taylor; A Literary Gourmand, BY
Eugene Benson The Good-Natured Pendulum,
A characteristic story, by Edward Everett Hale,
author Of'of "The Man without Country" The
Filing Dutchman, A poem by james Russell
Lowell; Cooperative Housekeeping Third Pa
peri In the Teutoburger Forest. another of the
series Of articles By Bayard Taylor on ''B y Ways
Of Europe After Election, poem by John G.
Whittier; Consumption in America--the first Of
series Of articles on this most important sub.
ject, based on the observations Of many years
practice, by DR.. HenryT. Bowditch The Mean
Yankees" at Home, by James Parton Dante a
poem, by William Cullen Bryant; On q certain
Condeseensiou in Foreigners by James Russell
Lowell; GnadenhuttOn, a historical sketch, by
W. D. HOwells; Cinden from the Ashes,
chapter VI school "reminiscences, by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes; Moral Significance Of the Repub-
Ican Triumph, by Z. 7. Whipplei Reviews and
Literary Notices. Fields, Osgood & Co., Pub
fishers, Boston. Successors to Ticknor & Fields
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

EVERY SATURDAY, published by
FIELDS, ossooD & Co., Boston, Is one Of the
best publications in the county. We read it
carefully every week. We have selected fne
story in it, which we win commence as soon as
the Commissioners Report iS out CHARLES
Dickens Is now writing some Of his most inter-
esting pieces, which are published In Every
Saturday, as soon as they appear in England.
Terms $4.OO per year, or 10 cents per number.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD. !

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iea, a. missionary, discovered safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness,
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inal Organs, and the whole train Of dlporder,
brought on by banefaI and vicious habits Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire TO benefit the sfi iletcd aud
unfortunate. I vill send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicine. in sealed enyel.
ope, TO any one who needs Il, Free Of Chargs.
Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D, Bible Hoasc
Oet. 3. iB-tni. Nesc YOyk IN,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24
SFLENDIp CnNIsraAg PnrsfNr, FnEI

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trated Show Bill, Premium List, &C., which they
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for them. Every Farmer and Stock Breeder
should avail themselves of this generous Offer
ito give away over $50, 900 worth of books,) as
the three numbers contain near 100 pages of
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Farming and Stock Breeding. 1t has a Vetsr-
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Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry. Thus
every Subscriber has Horse and Cattle Doctor
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Of 100 year, specimen copies free. Address
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Chester County Pa.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

This preparation has been used IN The practice
Of an an eminent physician for the last twenty
wears and has proven to be one Of the most agree
able st0machics and vegetable tonlcs ever known
1t Is an unfailing remedy for all disordered con-
ditions Of The SYSTEM arising from Impaired Di-
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matte climates, giving to the whole digestive
apparatus vigorous and healthy action.
For the cure OF Chronic Dyspepsia. Diseases
of the Kidnevs aud Bladder, Nervous Affections,
Headaches Vertigo, Langor, Indisposition TO ex.
system. it is an unfailing remedy, and will be
found one of the finest appetizer ever used
1t Is especially commended to those suffering
from excessive use Of liquors, and Is a certain
remedy for restoring the normal condition OF an
overtaxCd neryouhtystsm and allaying the morbid
appetite for strong drinks.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

T. j. PURsELL d Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
RortsmOuth, Ohio, call attention Of jackson
county nsrchants to their Isrgean well selected
stock, which they are offering at greatlv re-
dueed prices. feb eff
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24
CoUNrY CoMMIssroxERs PRocEEDrNas.--
A Few FAoTs-Dr. |. T. MOxAnAN

A Few FAcTv-Dr. /. T. MONAnAN
Treats diseases more successfully than any other
PhysIcisn IN Jackson Special attention given
to che treatment Of Private and Chronic Dis
eases. Has not raised his fees to satisfy few
old fogIes, but will charge - follows
For each visit in town % 70
First mile ID country 90
For each additional mile In country rs
Prescriptions In ONCE 80 cts. TO 90
Extra for medicines In ell cases.
obstetrical cases, in town or four miles In the
Surgical operation fec. In proportion to sttsH- n
tion.
Is selling Drugs and Medicines As low ss can
be sold.
Best Coal Oil % 40 per gallon.
Best Common Whisky I75"
Best Rye Whisky 7bp per pint!
Best Port Wine LOO - a
Best Brandy Il so :
= Toys and Lamps, very low scheol Books,
lft Books States and Stationery ten per cent
cheaper than can be purchased in this market.
Has all the Eastern Papers for Sale. Is agent
for the Olneihaeti Enquirer and Commonsr.
The commonsr is tho beat paper printed Ia
the Stats Of Ohio. pec.94, CEN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

NEARLY all the papers have a Jen-
kins who Is following GEN. GRANT all over the
country, and reporting when he takes his dinner,
ora pinch of snuf. Now If thsy want some
thing worth reporting, let thom send their man
to the orsnge Furnace Store, aud see how goods
are sold at that establishment II would be gu ite
aS interesting and important to the public as the
thing which they are publishing.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

MEssRs VAUGHN g LoXG have taken
into partnership with them, In the planning mill
and lumber business, Mr.. oLlvER s. MILLEa.
Each Of the partners owns one-third Of the prop
erty. They have bought the building now Oc-
cupied by Mr.. CADoT. % wagon shop, on
Broadway, They paid $4,000 for It, They
intend to use 1t as a sale room for furniture.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

In part of our edition oflast week we
announced the death Of Mrs. Kate Bundy. She
had been at Hsmden, and started home late in
the afternoon. She res lded In the family Of her
iather-in.lsW. Hon. H. s. Bundy about mile
and half from HSmden. Her body was soon
afterwards found near the farm OF Mr.. Wilbur,
near Hamden. She was dead when found. She
leaves one child, come twoor three years ofage.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

We invite attention to the adver-
tissment of Parker & Co., in another column
Their method of business ID novel and very pop
ular aud altogether free from the gift enterprise.
theories. The decision Of the Internal Revenue
Department, which lies before US, csrtiasS to the
strict legality of their operations.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24
MARRIED.

On the 18th Inst, by d. w. Winfough, j. p.
Mr.. JoHN EIsNAwGLE and Mrs. MARY EsTEELINE
SMITH, all Of jackson County, Ohio.
On tho 7lst inst, by d. W. winfough, J. r..
At the residence Of the brides father In jackson
9. H., Ohio, Mr.. PATRICK O'MEAeHKR and Mlss
NARY EVANS, all Of Jackson County, Ohio.
On the Goth inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, nenr Berlin, by Rev. D. Mann, Mr.. HRx-
RY HALTRRMAS, and Miss NANcV KISEsoN,
all Of Milton township.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

Books AND STATfoNERH. -RocKwELL
has everything In this line. Our Welsh Bible is
worn out, and we want new one, And we find
that RocKwEIL has them. And 1t does not mat
ter what you want he has II. And he sells as
cheap as anybody in town. Just try him and
see. He may always be found right across the
street from the New Court House. Selah e
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

FHrniSAsd Weekly BY CHAs. RHoDxs, EsQ., Record
er Of Jackgon County.


J, @. Webster aud wife to John Heartley--6S
acres In jackson tp. Observation-Disclosures e6b0
Calvin Bond and wife 10 Samuel Brewster--40
acres IN Jackson Up. tp.........s............e e6OO
Jane WilsOp to Rachel Maioney--quit claim to
20 acres 8. r. land In jackson tp. COnside ra-
tion--L0ye and Affection.
William Buckley aud wife to John j. Buckley
acres In Franklin tp....................$1 .$126
Peter Bum and wife 20 William McGhee-quit
claim 20 "a acres ID Milton Up. ..... .S44
II. b. Nehels and wife to John B0rder-qnit
claim 70 40 acres in Washington tp. $3.50
L. L. Cabtree to Mary Crabtree--l2 acres in
Latrobe Furnace Company to John Andrews--s0
acres In Bloomfield tp. p.................. $500
Il, 3: Bundy to E. B. Greene-4O acres in Bloom
field tp...... ........................S .S40O
John Toland, sen., and wife to John Toand jr.
quit claim to so acres In Hamilton tp $500
Adam Martin to James II. Darling, Trnstee-40
acres IN Liberty tp. p.....................$3 $500
Jehn Hartley to James w. Patridge-120 acres
in Milton tp..................... g. 100
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"'AcrOstic."

Cheap for cash you'llalways find,
Great bargains In the tinWare line.
Round in and see the great supply,
Aud examine them before you elsewhere buy.
Here vou can get all kinds of ware,
And a good stove win warrant you one wear,
Manufactured Of good material and great care.
And II you cannot find the man,
Call at the sign ofC. Graham.
Southeast Corner Pearl & Broadway,
jackson Ohio
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

OK last Saturday we paid short
business visit to Portland. And whom do you
think We found at that placer Why, 1t was
Grassland, Of course. He was there with one of
his wagons, loaded with clothing He sells
clothing everywhere.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

DR. l. A. MoNAnAN has given US
some of his cheap lamp oil, 40 csnss per gAlloD)
to test It. HS warrants IL 70 be the common
lamp OIL and not some cheap, dangerous sub
stitute. We nnd II the same kind which we
have been using all winter 1t Is surely very
cheap,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

If you will call in at Star Furnace
Store atalmOst any hour of The day, you will sec
trade going on briskly. You viii find three or
four statesmen allthc time busy. And this is no t
surprising, when you consider that their
stock Is always full and well selected.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

LAST week there was a gentleman
from Cincinnati in our once He was engaged
in the Drug business there. Incidentally he
spoke Of ESos REED d BIO, Of Portsmouth
He said they were very honorable men, and that
their house was good place to deal We told
him that we know that as well as he did. And
many Of our readers know IL too.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-24

LAST week we left off portion of the
article by oLIyER DYER from Packard's Monthly.
The Commissioners Report crowds it ont II
had no particular connection with what had
preceded 1t, 50 it does not matter.