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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS IN EARLY
Sci FAtt a4A TIMES A4l saA

AvaUsr TnaA, 1915. .Lcotr. met at she house
of william GlVeDst August 10th. Hon. John
Thompson, President Jddge, Hugh Poor, David
Payne pnd fWilliam GIvena, Associate Judges.
Nath. W. Andrews Clerk pro. teul., Abraham
Wclch Sheriff, and Joseph Sill Prosecu ting At
torney. The following persons composed the
Grand Jury; Jared Strong 70 reman, James Me-
Daniel, George Gamble, Samuel Traxler, John
Mcbride, Gabriel McNeel, Robert Erwin James
Hlglnbotham, lillian Martin. William Ste
phenson, Joseph W. Ross, Joseph Crouch,
Joshua Wluks, Andrew Donaly and Moses Hal e l..
The following persons composed the. Petit
Juryi BAIL Johnson, Moses Gillespie, jon n
Ogg, David Mitchell Samuel GoodenouEh, John
Corn, Allen Rice, Austin Palmer, Samuel Ste
phenson, James weeks, William Alden and John
George. fIA3s QEt t8if
Brown a MeoOrt vs. Peleg Potter Debt.
Continued
Joseph Crouch appointed administrator of
Joseph Crouch sen,. de ceased. Bond $780,
Jacob Delay, James Step henson and John Brown
appointed appraisers itl3 1#A
Josiah Shochford VS.. Abraham Welch. Debt
BY agreemen t, defendant admitted to common
ball. to.wit; John Doe and Richard Roe I,
Thomas Pye, for the use of Richard Douglas,
VS.. John Crouch. Debt. Joseph Crouch ac-
knowledged himself special bail, In the sum Of
$16O i aad ,4 as +a.
Brown q McCort VS.. Peleg Potter. Debt.
Declaration filed by Richard ouglas, attorney
for plaintiff.
Andrew Donaly licensed to keep tavern In
Bloomfield township.
State Of Ohio VS.. Joel Long and John Hall
Fistlcuffs, Plea guilty. Each fined twelve
dollars and costs i
State of Ohio vs. Christopher Long. Two in
dictments for Assault and Battery. Plea guilty.
Each fined twelve dollars and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Austin Palmer. Assault and
Battery Plea guilty. Fine twelve dollars and
costs. -e- sa.1h s
State of Ohio VS., Elkanah Bramlitt. Assault
and Battery. PleanO guilty. Jury trial, Vel
dict guilty. Fined six dollars and costs, \
Henry KoontE, Jared Strong aud Hugh Poor
licensed each TO keep tavern.
Gabriel McNeel appointed Surveyor for Jack
son county, for the term of five years.
Certificate issued TO. the Trustees of Madison
township to elect justice OF the peace, in ad-
dlion to the one alrea dy act ing in that capacity
Joel Long VS.. John George. Trespass. Dec
laration filed.
Ordered that the prosecuting Attorney be al-
lowed twenty-five dollars for his services.
A yenlre issued for a Grand Jury for next term.
for jurors from the following townships One
from Jackson, three from Lick, two from Bloom
field, two from Franklin, two from Seiotos two
from Milton, one from Clinton and two from
Madison.
Nathaniel w. Andrews gave bond as Clerk, in
the sum of e. 900, with Jared Strong and Joseph
w. Ross as sureties.
There being no further business the court ad-
ourned without day.
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TRASsFEhs OF HEA1 ESTATE.

FURNISHED BY cIIAs. RHODES, COUNTY RECORDER.
Henry Armstrong aud wife to VIM. Ar1pstrong
-102 acres In Madison to. ..s,......,.,&2,60 300
L. G. Rockwell and wife to Patrick Coll--part
Out-Lot 25 in north half of Jackson. !. :. $500
Jacob Reasoner and wife to William Vaughn
part Out-Lofs3 80 inhorth halfof Jackson. $500
VIM. Vaughn and wife TO Benjamin Tngo-part
Outlet 80 in north half Of Jackson. $3.50
r. II. Fpd aud wife to Samuel A. Stepheusori4
II acres 10 Sciotoitp. !sl4... .Gs.4l. ...!. .s15D
G,A. Leach and wife TO II B. Nlckes ct al
80 acres in Washington tp. p..,............S700
Thomas Leach and wife to Granville McKlnnlss
--1ff acres in Washington 81 900
Gilbert Weed and wife to Columbus Wecd--4O
scres In Scioto observation-disclosures 500
VIM. Denny and wife to John G. Forsyth-4O
acres In Bloomfield tip. and Lot II and 36 of
Lotl3 IN Pattensv HE. e............... -. 1915
R. d Stephenson and wife to Margaret Brady
SO acres in Franklin tp-,.........,...$2,40 tp 400
Sheriff Wilson TO John Sharkey-part 0ut-Lot
27in north half OF jackson .s....'.........,$401
Isaac Edwards and wife to Nathan lei E. Evans
cult claim to Al acres in Madison tp. -. .s55O
JosephM. Tlltonaud wife to Peter Pickrel-Lot
10 m town Of Jackson, on.,.,,.....,.,s.,... $3.50
L.. w. French and wife TO Nancy ]. Watts-part
Of Lot in town Of jackson. -. 81 900
Nancy ] Watts and husband to VIM. Edminson
part of Lot in town Of Jackson ....... S975
James Irwin and wife to James NJ Egvin--part
Of acre In jackson tp,....,.......,...$ $50
RobegtW Jones and wife to Robert Montgom-
gg--pan In-Lots71 q u In jackson. i !, $50
JIG. Elliott TO James and Sarah Rhoades--Lots
AN ~ "a Alddleton..s.... .......a.ss $500
David ]. Davis and wife to John 3. Jenkins2
4 ls,s o f.t 4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health In few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumptlon-is anxousGto make known to his
felow-spfcrers the means of cure. tatue
To all who desire 1t, he win send copy Of
the prescription used Gree Of CHARGE with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they win find q SURE Cum FOR Con
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRosorHTIs, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the ePrescrptlon
is Ito benefit the afflicted and spread Information
which he concelves to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as It
win cost them nothing, and may prove 4 bless
ing. #t BvfsSs H64 I've s.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County New York.
Nov. IS, le6p=mO. ss a
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MY soLACE.


What gem is that so highly wrought
SOtFplY-prized, by-tbousands sought
Without which household JOYS are nOt1
.-...-.g,.. THE WEED MACHINE
Who gives me time to rest and read3
Who fills my purse 'gainst time ofnecd?
Who is to me friend indeed?
THE WEED MACHINE
Who never tires my soul '!or Hwitsf" 4 r
Who never ''sulks. "nor ''cramps. " nor skiing
Nor slengthens stitches 4" nor takes ''Rts 2"
THE WEED MACHINE
Who Is 1t tolls the long day through,
Orif like, the whole night too,
And never shrinks from work to dor
THE WEED MACHINE
What noble boon each art taccord-
What better friend can life afford
Who tolls for me without reward?
MY WEED MACHINE!
How could be happy wife
How could scape the tolls aud strife
That chase US down the hill of life?
Without--MY WEED MACHINE
And, if an oln, am blest
With nothing human 10 caress,
The idol j shall love the best
sR+fNGy Win beA-MY WEED MACHINE
General Wester IN Office and Salesrooms No. 285
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. JAMES
SKARD0N T. SONS, General Agents. JAMES
TITUS, Agent for jackson county.
Dec2, 69-8n W rH.sl
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday lasts
-asaf p MARRIAGE LIcENsEs. y G q
Reed Barton and Mary E. Stewart
George Booth and Jane Osborn,
William Kruger and Rebecca L. Fry.
William SNYDER and RhodO Belts. ~
John Hoffmvn and Lucretia NJ. Robinson
William W. Kennedy and MaryS. Winters.
John D. Jones and Margaret Dudley.
John c, Melvin and Margaret NJ. Williams.
One license issued which we are requested not
to publish, 8nr
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Mansher, Minister of the M. e. Chu rch,
authorized to solemnize marriages.
Affidavit Of DR.. j. A. Lair filed, showing re-
currence of the insanity Of Francis Seel. Aflida-
Wit and papers sent to Asylum, and cause con-
tinued for reply. gas
Edward Hunt, administrator Of James Hunt,
filed petition to sell real estate. rH
-Four inventories filed. Nine accounts filed.
One sale bill fled
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ON last Thursday night the member

H
of the Bar met at the Court House for the pur-
pose of forming Law Association. Porter Du-
Halfway was called to, the chair, and D. Mackley
appointed secretary. A committee of three was
appointed to report forthwith plan Of organ
ization. The committee consisted of James
Trip, A. Mayo and ]. W. Laird, Committee
reported and after some amendments report
adopted A Moot Court was established, as the
principal feature oFthe organization, aud Por-
ter DuHadway was elected Judge, c. G. Jane 5
Clerk, johnson Wade Sheriff, and ]. L. Jones
Prosecuting Attorney. A committee, consisting e
of Judge Longbon, James Trip, and ]. w.
Laird was appointed, to whom the constitution
was referred, for revision, amendment &C., said
committee to report ut next meeting. Adjourned
10 meet on Monday night of this week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20

THOSE irreverent lads who called
names after certain ''bald head" Of old deserv-
ed their untimely end, because at that time n o
panacea had been discovered TO restore the hu-
men hair upon the bald spots. But now Ring s
Vegetable Ambrosiu' is known to possess the
rare merit ofinvigoratlng tho roots and filing
them SC. fun of life where not entirely dead
that they cannot help putting forth a. new
growth which rivals inr beauty the locks Cof
YOUTH H. 1.-" jan2O&iebS@
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We hear that a petition is in circula-
ton, asking the Town Council to build another
Market House. new Market House was bu lit
some fourteen years ago. and it was only used a
short time, when 1t was found impracticable to
use it, and 1t was abandoned. 1t was as good as
new when itwas torn down. Itwould be avon
derfu stroke of financial policy to add couple
more thousand dollars TO our taxes, to build an
other Market House. Unless some check be
put upon the extravagant expenditures of mon
ey, and the outrageous taxes in this village, men
of property will refuse to come among us, and
the prosperity Of. the place will be checked.
Weknow Of at least one mana Democrat too,
who wants to sell his property and leave the
place, on account Of the enormous tax levied
upon his property
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20

| have just received the largest as
sortment of Books. Stationery, Notions, Toys,
Lamps and fixtures, ever brought TO this market.
Call and see the new gas burner. They can
be adapted TO all kinds of lamps Furnace
Scrip, and all kinds ofgroln and marketing taken
In exchange for goods. l1 1T! MoxAHAN.
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MONEY WANTED. Miss M, A. Broth
eridge requests US to say to her customers, that
she needs money, to ena bic her to carry on her
business. Now as to her lady customers, we
would deal gently and kindly; but the men who
owe her-well, you ought to be ashamed OF
Yourselves. Pay up at once 4,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20

CART. ]. e. WooD, Of Webster, in
forms us that he has opened an Aplary for the
cultivation of the Ital ian, Egyptian and common
black bees, and intends to raise bees for sale on
as favorable term; as they can be had East or
West
We have known Capt. Wood for fifteen years,
and have found him to be man of integrity
and can recommend him to the public. He will
probvbly have an advertisement in our paper In
few days. 9ff
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A first. GLASS nm .shon IN a TOWN Is

A first-class tin shop in town is a
great convenience. Tinware, including It's at
tendants, sheetriron. grates, stoves &C., are
used by every family. One of the best regulated
shops we have ever seen is that of c. Graham, on
the Corner of Pearl 1s,Broadway, next door be-
low the Postofice. Everything you want or need
is kept there, and spouting, roohngS &c.. done
IN order
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IMP0RTANT TO FARMERs
AES .aBPeOple .Liviag D fis ospatry.
GREAT DIsTKIEUTION or

DoWAM& NNN ~ NAVCA4@s " AtCA@
~ ess &c,s &e-
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RAE AMERICAN. Is FREE 70 Jabuagy next!--
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year tlDsIy. aud ls1.o0 ia.clnbs!. Aae@ vol
umcAthe JopyiecgA-begiHs Janulfy1 LII 1870 ;
ard It's subscrihers will receive gfakeii5nsy the
most masuidceardi9Fisasiga ofelssant first
Clasa SeriHa .sfaeliaes, LieGt bny Ciocts slid
Gold, and otaer B'a,etss. eyer before offered =
Ciu5agenisrFgwautgl eYeg@bgs as ghe pa
per isEitionsf, and eifcula.,s IN al the States
and fefRoaesy The gsnafll PfenisA Ls9is
moro liberal than was everbefore oBrrsd BY my
plblis her In the United States. A splendid so
Sewing MACHINE, deally worth $50 Is offered
free for club that can be obtained anywhere
in three dayp? Magnificent EightDsy Clocks.
worth fl5, for a eiab lifnt may Do got up iin
one day with solid Cold and other Watches,
&C., at similar r1tes Now Is tho time Tor
CLUB Agentsto commence thsir list, soas 10
receive the paper free for the balance Of the
yeaE We invite alt taaso9s wanting tiis 5ta
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1871 Of to scndiora sample copy. sl.leb will
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mems. Premium Lists, &e
! GRRAT PIEMIUMs ron EARLY cLUgs.
For only Ten fia asehbeg at q each, sent in
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can, one Year. and copy Of the New York
Weekly Sun. enc year the Best paper publish
I'd, not parizan1n pOltiesl This offer for two
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eyer before offered bn the hlstDy8 oil tie rpfal
press AfINf ~ ~ sA8AF1 wv
N. B.-Aiter January 1st, Twelve subscribers
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2 abOye PFenIiuuia Tsr 8tsystaT ~ Ea1 ~
Address, c. +. MINER & CO., New Bruns-
wick, New Jeltey, lneur New YORK; where The
Editorial Ottce ard farhi arc situated.
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VICK's FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1870. =
The First Edition of One Hundred and Twenty
Thousand copies of Vick's Illustrated Catalogue
of Seeds and Floral Guide, is published and
ready to send out. 1t is elegantly printed on
fine tinted paper, with about 200 nne wood En-
craving of Flowers and Vegetables, and beau
tful Colorcd Plpte@- consisting of seven yarie-
ties of Phlox Drummondll making . hne BO-
quet Of Phloxes.
1t is the most beautiful, as well as the most
instructive Floral Gnide published, giving plain
thorough directions for the Culture of Flowers
and Vegetables. ~
The Floral Guide is published for the benefit
of my customers, to whom 1t is sent free with
out appl ication, but will be forwarded 10 oil who
apply by mail for Ten Cents which is not half
the cost. Address, James Wick, Rochester, T.
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EARLY MARRIAGES. IN JACKSON
-tHi r5.t COUNTY---1S

William Mccain and Rebecca Woshon, Aug. 8.
by Joseph s. Spriggs, Minister
samuel Overly and Janetta jackson, July 81,
by 8. s. Vandivort, J. p. H
Samuel s. Blu tier and Eliza Bundle July 81
by Abraham Cartlich Minister. .
Thomas Davis and Ann Davis, July 81, by
James III. G.Mlller, ]. p.
HJehlslT T. Pratt and Ccrilda johnson, Aug. 7,
George w. Hale, j. p
John Goodrich and Clarnda Lively, Aug. 10.
by O. Yeagcf j. Z.
George 4. Leach and Mary Leach, Aug. IL, by
Thomas w. Leach, J. P.
Stephen Durham and Margaret Graves Aug
20, by Robert Aiken, j. p.
Robert Griflls and Mary Grlhis, Aug. IA, BY
Robert Williams, Minister.
William McPheter and Sylvia WILDER, Aug. a.
by Newell Braley, j. 7.
George Rlckabaugh aud Angelina Perry, Sept
A. by Thomas w. Leach, j. Z.
john Phillips and Mary Dulaney, Sept 10, by
Lev Mel Daniel Minister
Harvey RafIbO and Deborah Faulkner, Sept.
2b, by samuel e.. Gates, J. z.
James Sivey and Nancy Whit Sept 8, by
John 5. Stephenson, J. r.
William Smith aud Matilda James Sept. IL,
by =. 8. VandivortgJ f-
Andrew Curry and Amy McD0ugal, Sept, IL,
by Robert Aiken, j. P.
Timothy Radclltf and Sarah Pinkleton, Sept
II, BY Hazel Barbee, UP. nH
John CalOghan Catharne Frazure, Sept. 49, by
s amuel CariCk, ]. T.
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SPECIAL NoTIoE,-All persons indebt-
ed to me are requested TO call and sctteu up their
accounts as soon as possible, as / wish to square
mp my Booksas far as l can ard start outan ew
H..I.-s.fEI -0.C. MILLER.
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, oUR clubbing arrangements are 60
ing right along. Some time ago we received q
nne club for the STANDARD and the Independent
from s. E. Evans. at Bloom Furnace.
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The DRUG BUSINESS, The legitimate
Drug business has become large affair in this
part of the State. We understand that some of
the drug stores sell as high as $50, 900 in one
year. Foremost among the successful houses is
that of Enos Reed & Bro, Of Portsmouth. That
establishment is patronized extensively all
through this part Of the State, Everything
fonnd ihp Drug Stores 10 the cities, can bo found
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20

. 4 GENTS WANTED, z AGENTS WANTED,
I - $50 to 5000 per month, male and femals TO
sell the celebrated and iginal Common Sense
Family Sewing Machine, improved and perfect
ed; it WIN hem, fell, stitch, tuck, bind, braid
and embrolder in most superior manner. Price
only s15. For simplicity and durability, it has
no rival. Do not buy from any partl es selling
machine under the same name as ours, unless
having Certificate of Agency slgned by us, as
they are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
II. CRAWFORD & CO., 80
418 Chestnut Street, Piadelph ia, Pa.
Oct28, 09-3m. J14 &c -iltl3 f.l ~ lu
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]. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
iers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county, Nsuperlor stockof Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. ia<,t D. lyI
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H oUsE FOR RENT.--Mr. A. A. Watson
has a comfortable dwelling house to rent. 1t is
a frame, back of the Court House, near the resi-
dence of Mr. DuHadway. His terms are, IS 90
per month, in advance, Call and see the prem
ises-tf
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Z CoAL-We see by the report of the
Secretary Of State, that the amount Of coal
mined in Jackson county in the year 1868, was
94S, 12O bushels. -
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FIELDS, OsGooD & Co. IS PERIODICALS
FOR 187O.-EvERY SATURDAY FOR 1S7O'-Nev
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The Publishers Of Every Saturday take pleas
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During the past -four years, Every Saturday
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In commencing the new volume for 1870 the
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illustrations of the first artistic excellence.
These ilustI ations will be engraved from de-
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Commencing Monday, February 7t6, and coatinu.
ing day and eueniag until he entire collection
shall be sold,i =, urF f II
This collection is believed to be the m ost ex.
tensive and valuable ever owned In the United
States. VALUED ABOUT $4,000 Com
prising more than thousand pictures from cel-
ebrated European artists, from the 18th cen
tury to the present time, including many orig
inals Of great value, also many hundred Paint
ings from celebrated American artists.
The entiss collection ,cR Be sold Oil6oat rsssrrs or
hmitation, 70 close he estate.
The Catalogue, book Of moro than 100 close
ly printed pages, viii be forwarded on receipt of
% cents, Address the AuetIoneen,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20

TIE STAHDARD enters upon the New
Year Win larger ilst Of subscribers and greater
promise Of prosperity than Il ever did before.
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. Errors of Youth.

"a A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful ndscretion, will, fol
the cake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for max.
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers Wishing to profit by the Odvertiser't
experience, can do SO by addressing in perfect
confidence, ,1sgg gt3.f JOHN b. OGDEN
5.ttas .lf..a'g No. ~ Cedar street, New York.
AlNay %, ,'69--y1s u ~ Fls s3' l9
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ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion in the
STANDARD, 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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Snow this copy Of your STANDARD to
your Reghbor, and ask him If he does not think
he could get the worth of e1.5O out of52 num-
bers Of such home paper.