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JACKSON CoUNTY LANDs.-4oo acres
of Mineral and Timber Lands in section 16,
jackson Township, jackson County, 8 miles
from RaysVille, N. q Q. X h., and within 10
miles OF Jackson 9. H., for sale. Good title, on
easy terms, in tracts TO suit purchasers.
inquire Of D. MAeKLEY, ai
Sept Att 9 standafd Onic,
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AN ERRAND or MERCY

AN LhhANDs VI MhhN1.
The mission of AIISHLER'S HERB BITTERS
is one Of mercy to tosafferng humanity, II Cannot
be too highly estimated nor TOO widely support
cd. II battles against disease in all its varied
forms, and rescucs the victims Of death by thou
sands every year. The cures il has Effected in
tens OF thousands Of American homes, in hos.
pitaIs. asyIuais, dispensatorles ind mtirmaries,
on sea and land, and wherever II is introduced,
are admitted 10 embrace many of the most Ie-
markable on record. Bat while il il a standard
remedy for long train OF diseases Il is also The
acme Vi perfection as a prOtecGee medicine, II
cures permanently aud is vltaliziug and
Strength-renewiug agent, while on tue other
hand IL Is safe MEANS Of regulating, reinforcing
aud protecting The human ph, sqle from dele
LerlOus UItluences, Affecting heaitn and HE, II
Is the bebt tonic CORRECTIVE aud alteratlye N use.
SNld everywhere. s e s-
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Tinles Of Holding Count, ls69

Times of Holding Courts, 1869.
ORDERED THATTHE DISTRICT COURTS
" and Courts OF Cohirnen Pleas for the year
a. d. 1869, in and FOR the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Ohio shall commence ~ Tue
tunes following, to-wit:
DISTRICT ouuuIs
Washington county Tbursdag. Aphls Meiqs
Monday ApriI II Gallia, Thur sday April 10 I;
Lawrence, Monday, April l9; Scoto, THURSDAY. .
April ~; Pike. Monday. April 26; Perry, Tues
day August 81 Fairield. Thursday sept 2 /;
Hooking, Monday Sept. 6; Athens, fhHrsday,
Sept. 3 VinlUu, Monday, Sept. 10 Jackson
Thursday, Sept, IG
coAMVN PbEAs COURTS,
First Sub- Diuisioa.
Perry Tuesday, Feb. Q, Tuesday, May II,
Tuesdav Oct 3
Faideld- Monday, Feb %, Monday May 2i
Monday Oct IL.
Hockng-Monday March Is, Monday, June,
IA, Monday Nov. s.
Secoad Sub-Dirisi0R.
Pike-Monday Feb. 1, Tuesday April 81
Monday, Sept. 20
Lawrcnre--Tu Feb. 0, Tuesday. May a,
Tuesday, sept "a.
Monday March s, Monday May 81.
Muuda, Oct %.
Jackson-Alond.ry, March /, Monday, Alay24,
MOndav Oct 10.
Internationally, March Is, Monday, June2l,
Monday, Nov. ~.
Third Subdivision.
Washington-Tuesday Fsb. 2, Tuesday, april
q. Tuesday Sept. II.
Alhens-Tuesday, Feb. %, Monday, May II,
Monday Oct. 1S.
Gala--M Monday, March s, Tuesday, May 2j,
Monday, Nov. /. rL
Meigs- Monday, March p, Monday, June 7,
Monday Nov. 10,
III witness whereof VIC have lereunto set our
hands this gOlh day Of Oetober a. d. 1858.
EhAsrs a. GurHRlE
SIlAs II, MRIGHT
WlLLIAaB LOOMS, Judges
MARTIN ctAis, rsz
JonN P. PLYLBY.
The state Of Ohio, Jacksoa County a.
l. Charles G. Jaules, Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas IN aid fof tue County aud State
aforesaid hereby certiiy the foregoing to be
correct copy OF lhe original order, tolwafdedlo,
and tiled ii this Office, November 25th, 1868.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court
On Is 80th day Of Nov tniber, A. d., 1865.
CHARLES u. JAMES
Dec g. 68--4w Clerk
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TnE following are the proceedings in
be Probate Courtot Jackson county for The week

the Probate Courtof jackson county for the week
eno''is On ee'ufaay i'sl'
v, ~ m"HN'NsS LICENSES
p'''"'"" 'Ao' 'uu A''u0i 'luIeefni"h'
U9'n = - oi'e i-''1'ps.it g t'o"s' ,E
-I ;, -N''"'
'"'''''o' ~''s ''u o''iis D9foh'
MISCELLANEOUS "a
JoseIh Alen appointed administrator with the
VIII va, a''i'eAeu' u =" ''"N mercer DECEASED Bond
@-VVo'
1Ai'o"apee ~ ye''' support o. tAe widow OF
'oiu ~ LEWIS incrcasea $l2o'
Last WIN "uu .est''lehs u ann nunt admitted
~ P'ooa'e' uuu Nhafies Huls appointed e1eeu-
L'S' " ~ Nns tose"llleue y DaViu a. Mitchell
"u'nit'eo VePfopate, ana IT, Mitchell appoiut-
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rhe GFeaI RsietOrinI Annual.

The GFeat Pictorial Annual.
lloe eteLters United elates Alnanac lor 1863,
lor distribution, gfatis, throughout the Uuited
stat es and all civilized countries OF Tie Western
Hemisphere, will be published about Tue Grst OF
Japuay, aud ui who wislrto understand the
true philosophy Of health should rtad aud pom
der the valuable suggestions IL contains. la ad-
dillon 3 t4s admirable medical trsatlss on the
causes, preyehtation aud cure ot great variety
vi DISEASES, IL eudHaces . large ,.fuonnt Of in-
formation interesting 10 the nielclanl, tue me-
cDalc, the miner, Tie farmer, The planter aud
professional lnal aid the calculations hays
been made ior such nseliaiuns ard latitudes as
arc most suitable ior a correct anu comprenen-
siye NATIONAL U4LESllAR.
The nature, uses, anu extraordinary sanitary
effects OF hl5 lei lEAS d oI0AiASh bll lisltS,
the staple lenlv aud ailsrallye VI AoIe than hall
the Christian world, are fully SCI ioftn m It's
pages, whIeA arc also intelspelsed hth pieIoIlai
Illustrations, vaIuaDle4eeelpes Tor the household
aud iarnI, humorous anecaoLvs, aud other III
sLructiye and anlaslng reaqnls niatter, or'sin-l
AND selected. AAloug tle Annuals toappear win
Tie opening ol VIC ear, tAis Awid be oue OF ths
most useTtl una pscy 6e Atat We uaeiag oend
for copies " tic Luntral 4lanaiacIOry, al ttts-
bursn, Pa, OF 10 the nearest dcalef in uOSfEI-
rEls's sI0AAvn Bl1sfERS. HE blrlERs
ale soiA IN every sity, Town ans Yillageof tne
United ptateA s
fs4 tAi&H# "a
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Hollands German Bitters

Is entirely vegetable. and contains NO
liquor. It is compound or Fluid Ex.
trarts. The Roots, Herbs, and Rarles
from which these extracts arc made
are gathered in Germany,
are extracted Wfrom them by
q scfeDTf fie ~agEar chefg ist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 tlsta
country to be used expressly for EhS
manufacture OF these Bftters. Fher0ip
no alcoholic substance Ofany used
Tn eOmpOU mdiDg The Riffers, hence ft a.
the only Ritters that eau be used IN
cases where alcoholic Stimulants ara
not advisable.
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WINrEn Las como nnon na in

WINTER has come upon as in all its
severity. Those Of 9urFeaderswho have taken
our advice, aud provided themselves sltl cou,-
Portable winter clothing. con smile at the raging
storm. Those who are not soProuded, should
at once 60 to the great Clothing stSpe of Bal
bridge, Grassland & Co., aud DO suited.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADvERrlsEadENTs for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is madeup on Tues
"'ysy'nl'E' WWFgY0 +
j F. TowEtI Portslnoatll, Ohio, Of
fersto the Merchants and Furuacepicn Of Jackson
county asuperior stock of DiyGoods s. Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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PIcrunrs MADE At HALF Pmcr Yer,

AT J. c. Cahoons Gallery, Photographic on
ly $1.75 per dozen. The winter season is the
time to get good pictures, while the face is free
from tan and the complexion clear. Gallery
over Star Furnace Store.
.oIao al J.C. CAaooS
Nov. Is, '6s-Sw, Jackson Ohio,
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SAW YocR MoNrY. buy where you

SAVE ! OUR MONEY. --Buy Whtfe you
can bay the best and cheapest
Best Fanlily Flour al 5000 per barrel. Retail
SMALLER quantities in prop portion. s.
Jeans, Fannels LinSeys, Cassinleres, Satinetls
Blankets, Stocking Yarn. &C., Ut low prices.
BUM, DAVIS q CO.
Dec. 10, ,Gs--tf Franklin Mills, Obio.
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TWICE TIE AM0EST

IN any Oillef way.
fTThc best 81 Boston sud New Yofk referep
ces giretas 70 She rsiiabEiig Of onr house. on,
tha our business g conducted in ibc ftirrst a..
most LEG itiuiate manner possible. aud ihat 81,
giya pTeter value TOR the money thsIi ln be o.
taind in any other way.
al Goods daa,aqsIor 5rotsa IL t;Gasp.Ti .lioa
repiacei eih0ut eaaygs.
e7rCbecks describing articles -0ld sent =
ageuts IN Gibbs at rates me fi5aed tcI0w. vs.
guarantee cyert article 70 cost irss than IL bough
a'gany Boston OF New York Wholesale House
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NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given thut there will be
~ meeting Of the stockholders OF the Star
EurnacGCO., held Their oiiicc III Jackson c H,
Ohio, on Monday, January 4, 1850, for the pur-
pose OF elerting directors for the ensuing car.
aud transaeling any other business that may
evlne proleily before knid meeting.
ALANsQNs RQbBlNS, SRsI.
Nsyse, es-ty
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Agents Wanted 10 Sell Ihe
"Eminent Woman of the Age"

An 0 ogtavo volume Of $50 pages, containing AZ
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For descriptive circulars. reiersuces, DC, ad-
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Coon BooKs.-Mr. o. R. HANK has

Coon Books. MIR. Q. r. HANK has
the agency for the townships Of Lick anJ-Fank-
lin for the Farmers Book, and the Polyrlott
Bible Those Books are published by ZElGLER,
McCURpY q Co., Philadelphia. We have ex-
amined proof sheets O, the Farmers Book aud
are satisfied that it is a work that every farmer
should have, Many tints the price OF it can be
saved each lear, by needing its suggestions.
Mr. HANK will call upoathe farmers and 9TH
ers Of these.two townships aud we hope he may
succeed in selling both of these valuable works.
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Blood PurlGerD

svsT tRo,sa ard tgiR cure az isssses rss-fag fTvA
bad blood ksepV0HT HlFZ blood pars ~ 5n.S
Lfeer "a order; keep youF dtqssisus afgsss
IN s0AHd healthy EfctndliigH, bB As ~
Of these rsHlsdjes n-zzzzziIi ioad no dsseess ~
suer 1sSdil y9u The 5ss Hasa eausbg feeass,end
them. II years of hoasst rtga.aAssi ~ fos aWyaAsHe
g0H must ny tssse preparations.
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An OLD FRIENpM 4 New DREss We
are pleased TO announce that The Sunday s hal
Times, of Philadelphia, so well Known during the
past ten years among earnest Sabhath-scuool
workers Of all denpmiuations, Is 70 appear the
first Of January in a new and greatly improved
form. Every subject connected with the most
successful management of the Sunda, school, in
all its varied departments, with Intelligence on
the subject from all parts oftIe worldare found in
its columns. We advise every superintendent,
teacher aud parent Interested in the religious
Instructions Of the youhg to scndto the publishers
for sample copy which can be obtained free
on application.
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THosE who buy anything usually
keptin first class Drug Stores whether bought
for use or for retail, have learned that the place
to purchase Is At the Drug Store Of Enos Reed
& Bro, Portsmouth, Ohio This House is de.
seryedIy popular In our county. DIV
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MEAr.-JoIN J. LoNs has opeped a
meat shopin the brick building next door above
CADpoT's shop, on Broadway Street, where be
keeps all kinds Of reshmeut, Of tho best quality,
and at reasonable prices
Now when you want to buylncat give JoilN
acall and see if he whlpotdO the hif thing by
you. As there is sharp comfetitionin in the meat
market in this place, il would ewel for all to
see where tAey could do the bes for themselves,
before cxpcndng their money.
The highest market piiee in cash paid for
hide.
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Mr.. SELL made an excellent officer.
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FAIR AND FEsTIyAL.-The ladies' Of
the NJ, Z. Church will hold Fair & Festival at
The Court House Oh the night of the gath, and
perhaps on the blight of tis 25th. The proceeds
win be for the use Of the Church. Admit
tance free. An are invited. ssief tsl $50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-29
Radical Outrage.

We learn from the Lynchburg (Virginia)
"News" that the loyal leaguers of Mount
Zion, Campbell! County, perpetrated the fol-
lowing dastardly outrage upon one of their
members, who, not liking the workings Of
The band, desired to withdraw therefrom
1t appears that negro named Nelson Ros
ser, q former member of said league who had
withdrawn, was suspected of having betrayed
some OF the conspiracies of that infamous or
ganization. On Friday night lasg, Norton
Roberts, negro, President OF the organization,
aid two other negroes, went to the house Of
Nelson, called him out, and charging him
with treachery, urged him to repair, as far as
possible, the damage he had done by rejoin
ing the league. This Nelson stoutly refused
to do, and Roberts and his comrades pro-
ceeded to execute upon him summary ven
geauce. Seizing their victim, they tied hita
by the heels and suspended hun from the
limb of o tree, ip which condition he was
kept for several hours, his torturers all the
time urging him to come back into the I" fold"
At the end of some hours, during which the
u. fortunate negro suffered intense agony, his
spirit of resistance suecumbed, and he con-
senited 70 accede to the demands of the black
demons. He was then released in an almost
exhausted condition, and again took upon
himself the oath prescribed by the league,
and in addition was forced to swear he would
never divulge the treatment he had received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-29

One hundred and fifty niue votes are all
that is necessary Tor electicr, and IN the above
tables there are one hundred aud sixty cleo
toral votes without counting one OF tue
Southern States engaged in the rebellion. In
the list of States given, every one save three
in which State election has been held In
the last eighteen months, has gone Demo-
cratic. In all, the local elections have exhib.
tied great Democratic gains. sufficient 10 in
sure The State for the Democracy this fail.
We have not coul;sed illinois III lbe list, but
the d, lega,e5 TO tie Convention declared tLat
there was no doubt but Peadlelon could car
ry that State II it would be certain for
Pendleton, then it can be safely counted for
Seymour and Blair. In addition to this, the
States OF Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi
are certain to give Democratic maturity
with any fair chaIce fer voting; this will
give twcnty-iuur more elecior. votes and
swell the Democratic column 10 1874 But
tie Rcnui.iicgns are /: ni-ing to exclude the
votes OF the States Of Virginia, T,xas and
Mississippi, by legislation in Congress, If the
eIector, votes OF these States are not counted,
then there will ne in the Electoral College,
29I votes, and l4S will be i'll that will peme-
ces sary to elect. The Democracy can then
lose Ohio und still secure majority OF the
Electoral College, without counting any from
the South or, by carrying Ohio, they Can
lose Missouri, Wisconsin and Kansas, and
still! elect their ticket without receiving vote
from the South. There is, therefore, every
reason for encouragement to the Democracy,
and the election oil Seymour and Blair may
h., ,,ut down oS n certainty.
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The Presidential Canvass.

The Washington correspondent Ui the Bos.
ton Post, under date of the lG. lust, sends
the following words Of good cheer:
The respective national committees are on
erge.ically arranging fora liberal distribution
of campaign documents. The growlings first
heard over the New York nominations i.,spir.
ed the Radicals with false hope. TEey
were jubilant, and everywhere they were qse-
ting this Democrat or that Conservative to
prove that the Seymour ticket was o failure.
This continued only few. days. and now
nothing of the kind is heard. Chief Justice
Chase has endorsed the ticket. DooIittle is
out with letter approving it most. cordially.
Tom Ewing, Jr, advocates the election Of
Seymour and Blair, and will deliver speech
at the grand ratification meeting on Saturday
evening. VOORHEES, goes heartily into tho
contest and President johnson assured your
correspondent to day that The ticket had his
best wishes aud would receive all the .suppcra
the Federal Executive was able to give. The
chairman of the State Central Committee OF
Pennsylvania is. here, and says that Pennsyl-
vaniafis as certain for Seymour and Blair as
New York, not, however, by 20 large ma-
jority. he reports the ratification meeting
in Philadelphia on Saturday last to have been
tire largest and most enthusiastic ever known
in that city, while the Radicals have thus far
failed to get up ratification meeting Of any
kind. Philadelphia alone is set down as good
for 10000 majority for Seymour. Tho DEM
ocrats carried the city at the last:election by
upwards of 5000 votes. 1t is confidently sta,
ted by we'll posted politicians that Judge
Chase's endorsement Of the Democratic tick
ct secures the electoral vote of Ohio for Sey-
mour. Illinois end Indiana politicians, who
claim to know, say that their States will. 60
enthusiastically for Seymour and Blair. The
political aspect seems to have completely
changed here within few days, and the New
York nominations are becoming as porular
as were the nominationslof Polk and Dallas
in the better days of the republic Not
breath of dissatisfaction is to be heard, and
the greatest enthusiasm prevails.
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6 Ray,onet - Bonds.

1t would doubtless be very comfortable
thing If the Gebt of the State could bo paid,
Or the interest funded, until the people, under
a legitimate gov rnment, are able TO meet
their public obligations. But this canDot be
done by the motley Legislature now in ses-
sion in Columbia; nor can they, by the issue
of bayonet" bonds, provide, as proposed, for
the deficit in the annual revenue OF the State.
The Legislature will, Of course, bleed freely
every property.holder III South Carolina. snd
as long as they usurp the machinery Of the
law, may compel the payment Of taxation.
Negro Legislators, negro sherifs and negro
cons;ables may distrain, and there the scheme
of financial white.washing vii! come to a
premature end. .'i:s ea.i
Beyond this they cannot go. Whus capi-
talist would touch " bayonet" bonds issuedby
our bogus Legislature? Would New York
or Boston touch these bonds issued BY au-
thority of horde of negroes, and in face of
the protest of tue white people of the State:
Would not our Northern brethren prefer to
wait until after November?
The State debt of South Carolina-the
debt now exsting-will be paid TO the last
cent, whatever the General Assembly may
do; but no " bayonet'' bond, for whatever
reason issued, will ever be recognized by the
white people of the State.-Charesio News.
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BARBAR1sM.-Henry Means. colo led man,
died in this city on Thursday night, and be-
cause he voted the Conservative ticket bis
color refused to assist at the burial. This
fact coming to the ears Of one Of the leading
citizens, he made it known, and at o'clock
on Saturday morning thirty-fye or forty gen
temen went to his house, and proceeded With
the body to the cemetery. They had pre-
pared nice coffin, and all other arrange.
ments for decent burial. Thus he was bu-
red by his white friends, and beautiful
wreath of cvergreens placed upon his grave.
Tie services were conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Haltom, of the Methodist Church. Had the
fact of the refusal on the part of his color
been known sooner, we doubt not but that
hundreds of our citizens would have been
present. And it was their plain duty to sec
that the man did not receive detriment be-
cause he was friend to bis country.-Char-
lottc IN. c. Times.