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SraINo TRADr.-Lsonard Rockwell,

SPR1NG TRADE.--Lsonard Rockwell,
81 tba jackson Book Store, on Main Street. op-
posItathe Court House, keeps allkindS Of Books
Paper, Pens, IDk-in fact all kinds of Stationery,
which he win sell cheap for cash.
Heako keeps the best variety Of Wall Papel
kiso, sheet Music, Musical Instruments, &c.
Give bin call. His Store is in the rOom for
asrls eesupisd as The Posto6ics. -narzS-H
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ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion in the
BrANDAED, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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We refer our readers to the adver-
tisement Of Devou & Companys Wholesale Mil
linery, Cincinnati, elsewhere in this iSsSe. This
is long established house and Milliner, should
consult their interests by giving them . cali.
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or game between Amateurs and Red HotS, a

UMPIRE-E. Raine.
ScoREKs-Marsh for Amateurs and Montgom-
cry for Red HotS
TIME-2 hours 45 minutes.
GA match game of base ball was played at
Portland, Saturday, Sept. 4th, between the
Quicksteps- Juveniles-aDd the I'd Nine of the
Amateur Base Ball Club.
The following Is the score!
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PRACTICAL VALUE

In every respect. But suffice it to say, the large
number of recommendations which the pub
Usher has had printed for the information OF the
public are merely specimens Of hundreds OF o
similar character which he has received, and
continues still to receive by almost every mai.
This list of PRACTICAL TESTS will be sent,
post paid, to any farmer, or other person, whO
W i'll forward his address for that purpose.
But this unrivalled work is something more
than q mere horse doctor book" II Is
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GREAT SALE OF BooKs.-Some time
during the October Court, we vii Offer at pub
lie auction, large number Of valuable books.
We have been accumulating these books for
twenty years, and they have been carefully select
ed. Further notice will be given hereafter.
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J.F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
On terms the most favorable. lyl
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN,

Or he Euling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Erring and un-
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
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9ew advertisements.
Legal Notice

To Marth Stephenson. of the State Of Indiana,
one Of the heirs At law ofEllzabeth Boyd, late
Of Jackson County. Ohio, deceased.
YOu are hereby notified that on the 11th aav
Of September A. D., 1869, I, as adm illustrator of
the estate Of Elizabeth Bovd deceased, hled .
petition In the Probate Court of Jackson county,
Ohio. alleging that the personal estate Of said
decedent Is insufficient to pay her debts and the
charges Of administering her estate; that she
died seized In fee simple Of the following de-
scribed real estate situate In the county Of Jack.
son and State Of Ohio to-wit:
The north west quarter of the north east quar-.
Ter, Of section twenty (20). Of Township eight
CSl, OF Range eighteen qS). containing forty
acrrs. more or less that George Boyd. wdower
OF said Elizabrth Bnvd, deceased, Is entitled 70
curtesy in said premises.
The PRAYER Of tie petition Is for an order au-
,horlz!Dg me- as administrator OF said deceased,
70 sell said premises free aud clear from said
curtesy, on the written waiver Of said George
Boyd. for t lie pal lment Of the debts Of said de-
2sdent, and the charg Aforesaid.
Sold petition vii be for hearing on the, 10th
day Of October, 1869 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or AZ
soon thereafter as leave can be obtained
WILLIAM RIDER,
p Administrator Of Elizabeth Royd decd.
JAMES TRIP, Atty
Sept. Is '69-4I
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rs hereby given that the undersigned has this
Il dav hled In the Probate Court of Jackson
county. Ohio his petition, praying for an order
authorizing him 20 sell At public sale the follow
ing claims, belonging to the estate OF David
Radcliffe. an insolvent debtor, which accrued
prior to the execution Of the assignment of said
insoysnt to the undersigned as assignee, TO Wit:
said petition. and numbered from TO 10, in
cluslve, and TO which. petition for particulars
reference is hereby made.
Said petition will be for hearing on the Goth
day Of September, 4. D. 1859.
SAMUEL MoGHEE
Assignee Of David Radcliffe
JAMES TRIPP, Atty. sept9-4w
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BASE BALL.
SCORE

SCORE
OF Match Game Of Base Ball, played Sept 10th,
and the Red HOts Of jackson, on the River
side Grounds.
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TT STANDS EVERY TEST

To which It can reasonably be subjected. Fis-
tula, Big Head, SPAWN, Blind Staggers. Swim
ney Distemper. Lockjaw and even Glander.
Cin its first and second stiges,) with scores Of
other diseases, have been constantly treated with
perfect success by thousands of farmers. and
9th ers, who have become the fortunate possess
ors of this noble volume. We could EASILY fl
two pages of the Jackson STANDARD with ex-
tracts from letters giving the history of the
cases above referred TO- and expressing the igh-
est appreciation of The American
Farmers Horse Book for its clearie.s
Of style Especially in It's descriptions Of diseases
and ireatment), the simplicity and efficacy Of he
remedies prescribed, Its great comprehensive
ness etc.-in q word, Its
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~" The Republican Central Committee Of
JacksOn County meets at the Office Of JAMES TRrPP,
every Monday at 2 o'clock p. N.
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DR. WHITTIER, 617 st. Charles st.,
- st. Louis, Mo-, of UniOn.Wide reputation ;.
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N Horse Book has Deen jutly termed
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n9s Der 81 P5upnp the two and half ears sscc
its first appearance. this great work has becr
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have been reported to the publisher and his
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least nineteen cases out Of every tSenty.--
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LOCK HAVEN, Pa.

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Messrs. LrPrIXcoTr q BAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gents We have been using your make OF
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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed admin
istratOr Of Elizabeth Boyd, late of jackson
County, Ohio, deceased.
Sept. l6, '69-3W WILLIAM RIDER.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

III. G. MILLER,
Resident Insurance Agent,
represents
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford.
WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Buffalo.
/. RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ofths United States Of America.
once in Grafton Block. jy.15,2m
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Oil your Harness!
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Preserve Your Leather !
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q following Is the score. /.
AHATRURs.
oUIcKaTEPs.

UMPIRE-Dr. Kehoe, Of Amateur Club.
ScORER-Hughes Of Amateur Club.
TIME-2 hOurs, 50 minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18

Srir. Srrs; BAwE, aAwG.-why Cen,
ysu use woieotts Aanihilatos-piat bet
ties &l-snd get rid Of CAtarrh! lis ssld
by al dragsists.
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PatvArs Hor.-Ths ysung people sf this
city are going 10 have . private hop ct the
Opera Hsuss on Friday evening II this
week. The party 10 70 be select.
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Miss HALsv, Davsopsss girl. tssk The
nrst prize Tor being the bsst lsdy skater q
Reck Island % Saturday sllesneeo.
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FARswELL LuScn Il will bs pleased 70
see my old friends and customers 1t the
Morning Star this evening. A good lunch.
] C. RpnKRfI
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DAVENPORT IOWA. MONDAY, JANUARY Is. 1869.

VA. MONDAY, j
To.0av'e Advertisements.
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Al i..gs,sAsss Wsss.s - 10 PAsss.
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Regal Dalxiog Powder.
Light bread makes night hearts. Royal
Baking Powder doss il. Ask ysur grsese
for il, aud take ne ether. II IL . asdeeidsd
improvement ever any ether.
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eoassnsRs LnsRAsx. .-Os scAsieasliy "
and . good shiag 10 an original way and
VIXEN tss essd - kssp, - psist Il. q
esarss. Mrs. julia Newell vss as.sstsd
here sss day last wssk fss ''shsvise The
queer" and gss ints jsil. Jslis 10 . sass
bird. She 10 net asdsss yss, .ssaswAst
particular sd sSovs all things dssests
ssisg called "erssa" spA from hsr grated
ssilss Majss sehsitssr's popular rstrsas
she rsfutss the the slsndsrsus inpstAt,e o
10 NE Believing classic lyric:
Tns QUssa.
A psaes thas beaded iu the Davespsst
Gazette.
But 70 know its msAuing do 40 know
% yet Nth such Wesds - . beside carries
shove the @uess-msst And lets Of ether
things to numerous it, forget her ialla
I a0 the one thss vas asreeted askoeWl.
edge that wss true. bot - - ~ being
grssse leave that all 10 yea yea eao ues
tell By the leeks ef . bird The dissauee !,
can ~ but let Ne tell ysu enc thing den,
dy your kite - high Ny name 10 Julia
Bitten freo N. Y. staGs cane vas beea
10 1910 and Bsckvish go ny na6sa nsme
ia ls4s ~ snagratsd west Int this VIE.
eoesin lasd vhsss ID 1S6e 10 marriage
gave ny willing hand Te ess Alenzs Brit
tsa that vas Dosn IN 1893 and like unto
myself ssus fteo the N Y state no vas el
light cooplscsisn blue eyes and esstill sit
stssd cir fsss 10 bis seek feee bssidss be
bad brown hair lived with hin in poverty
until the yssss was - when be cane u
me and sayed Ter yon can not dslvs - II
yea will agree and g on wiih saoehsr aas
and fer - help ysu e6 will Do all go
= ! teld bio = > pIssssnt psaesfsIl vay
that with Ne B Newell weull elsdly e
sway fse be loved oe and I did hin o
DID lsve ~ life asd when he prspss tin
arrived that weu!d b bic wife.
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~ e 3. N. Il. CURD.

nfFERs HER STOCK or MILLINERY GOODS
- for sale 81 -sserHre. wieh,ng to retire nom
Ousineee. we viii make Il "a object 20 any psroon
vhe wishes to iavest In well payinx buslness-
Coll within - days if yea with to secure good bar.
gaia. HAT. and 0oaaste will b cold very cheap
until that sims expires.
P.s-Cloak AID Dress making done On shors
notice.
90 WemAv st. OaveQwDvS
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In sAis efy, ts-dsy 4 ssos, u Csssssptssu,
- the Seeissses u her bveshes IN law. Tlena6
nsCullsugh. 1LCDN, ssssa1r 1anshsse - ~
late JsroAs Dorsey. s.4s....
Funeral vail - aansuaesA u ts-aesssw ues.
oina'e Gazette.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18

Supervisors 81 Lee Couatv Ar.
Fesao1 hy order ofJa1ge
Wr0nnonA 81
Chicago.

Several dsyA ago ws sstioed 10 thses
so'umss The arrest sf the SUPERVISOR Of
Aaseatise Coudsy. by ssdss Of Judge
Drsmesnd, United States Cirsait Jsdss,
for rsfusing - lsvys tax 10 Msssasins
county for the payment Of railroad bends
issued By that county. in scsordancs with
the requirement Of . mandsDus issued
frso United States Oircuit Court.
Since then an order hes been issued BY
Judge Drummond for the arrest Of the Su-
psrvissrs Of Lee county, for not ob'ying .
writ Of mandamus issued from bis curt 10
. case si0ilar to The one in Muscatins
county. On these questions will come
ths tug Of Judicial war between the Federal
and Sta,e courts Of Iowa. and il will b
seen whsthsr the Judges Of eur State Sue
pssns Court will manifest enough s,idasss
in their spinal eolsmns 70 protect the So>
pervisors Of Lee county against harm By
Judge Drumosnd, for sbsying their ows
smsial masdsts, not 70 levy the tax which
Judge Drummsnd's court ordered then 70
DO, and fer net doing which Drummosd
promises 70 arrest And punish them.
Nysur State Judge new backs dews. and
psroit Csusty Supervisor ts b arrested
and carried beyond the State - b punish-
Cd bys Federal Judge for ebsying The
masdats Of The supreme Court u Iews,
issued By thswsslves. they will BE- guilty
Of 40 oct Of moral and e@cial eewardies
vhish ssshs y sonsign them 70 the ever
lasting centsapt Of every eitisss Of the
STATE Who recognizes ,hs proper dsstinstiss
bsswssa ths lawful anthssisy Of he Federal
and State gsvsrpmsnts. II b % asrogaae
asssapuea Of psvss In ths fslssal court.
which ost soly dsss sst lssiti.assly bslsss
- il, but 10 sbss!utsly dangerous . the
liberty end prosperity Of every eitissa u
the State Of lswa.
The sncrssshmsnts sfisdsral pswss upss
the reserved rights Of the States have been
90 numerous and fragrant siscs the radical
parsv hss bssn 10 pswsr. that the just bal
anes Of power between the States and fed
sral government. ~ necessary for The pro-
tsctisn ef the lives, liberty and property u
citissns. - we'll - for the maintsnanes Of
the federal end State gsvsrnmsnts them
selves, has we'll nigh been entirely lest
sight Of.
It 10 to be hoped that this case Of conflict
between the State ssd federal courts may
have the effect Of arrssting public attsntiss,
and warning our citizens ofths near approach
We are to the gulf Of federal absol utism,
caused BY sbsndosiog the dsnscratis dec.
trios Of State rights - net ssesssicnism.
which 10 mongrsl hsterodoxy Of Southern
nrs eaters and Northern abolitionists but
such % was ever held BY the national DEM
osratie party from the foundation Of eur
government to the present day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-18

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