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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Judge Plyley ar
rived on the afternoon train on Monday and
opened Court. The following gentlemen COM
pose the jury David Goddard, Daniel Foster,
w. A. Tolley, A. y. Rlce, Henry ITalterman,John
French, John II. Lloyd, James Andrews, Henry
Horton, W. $. schellenger, Stephen N. Vaughn,
and Hugh Guliland.
The criminal docket was then taken up, when
Chris. Ernst and Henry Ernst pletd guilty to
selling liquor, under the fourth section OF the
liquor law, and were fined each nifty and costs.
Jones for State; Maclsley for defense
There being no other criminal cases ready for
trial, the jurors were discharged until Tuesday
morning, and the civil docket was called.
WIDE AwAKE.-BuslneSs Is pretty brisk in
our town at the present time. Our business men
acd women dot reasonable share Of advertising,
and consequently full share of business.
One Of our most active business men Is Oliver
s. Miller. He is selling large amount of goods
His store is opposite the Court House, on Main
Street He keeps a full stock of goods, of tho
very best quality which he sells MS low as at any
house In town. While he dcvotcs all his time
and attention 10 the business, he would like to
sell all the goods he can, as his profits are small
and large sales are necessary to make It pay.
We have time tais week only to refer to this
matter, and will call more particular attention
to the matter next week.
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DEATHS IN JACKSON COUNTY FOR
TIE YE.iR ENDING MECH 81, 1870.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.

DIR. MAcKENzIE's LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS
IL havlRgan immense sale. 1t has been publish
ed but two months and the Publishers announce
the tenth edition. 1t is only sold by subscrip-
tion, and n CahVasser is wanted in every Town-
ship, and weWould advise all in search of work
and money to send for Canvasser's Outfit, cos
ting 81, and commence at once canvasslng their
vicinity thoroughly for Subscribers for Macken-
zie's Life OF Charles Dickens, price 81 copy, it
being the cheapest and best Setting Subscription
Book ever published Employment given to all
who will apply. Large commissions are paid,
and steady and profitable work can be secured
in any locality. With this Popular Work, terri
tory may be canvassed third or fourth time
with as good success as at first, it being racy,
chatty,yet reliable, written by his lifelong friend,
who is universally acknowledged to be peculiar
ly qualified for the task, he having been engaged
forHeveral years past In collecting material for
this interesting work. Address +. b. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa, who will send a
Photograph of Charles Dickens to every Canvas
ser.
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Dr. /. t. MoNAHAN has opened a mont In the
Isllam House fronting on broadway Street, op.
posite the Court House and has just received a
large assortment OF Drugs, Medicines Dye Stufs,
Patent Medicines, Lamps, Blank Books
School Books, Bibles and Hymn Books,
stationery, Toy Books States, Pens and
Pencils, Perfumerles, etc., together with one of
the largest assoTtments of Notions and Toysever
brought TO this market.
Come one, come all and examine my stock,
before you purchase, as am we'll satisfied that
can offer you inducements to purchase, II you
need anything in my line. keep on hand at
all times, all kinds OF Eitters, Brandy, Whisky
and Wine, for medicinal purposes. NovlO,3m
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MucH as we have said regarding the merits OF
Zell's Popular Encyclopedia and Universal Die
tiOnary, we cannot refrain from informing our
readers of the beneficial advantages of subscrib-
ing TO work of this character, MS its tendency
is to cultivate the unframed in knowledge, and
add 10 the learning Of scholars and literary peo-
pie by rendering their labors OF research easy
and comprehensible through the medium of this
compend ofa library. Send your name at once
TO the publshcbi incloslng 10 cents for specimen
number. I, Ellwood zell, II and 10 S. Sixth ST.,
Philadelphia.
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Probate Notices.

The accounts of Bernhard Kahn, Ex. OF Sam
uel Hunsinger, decd; Daniel Regel, Guar. OF
Guar. ofAIary =. Dawson and Albert S. Dawson,
minors; Adam w. Long, Guar. of Lewis V. Long,
Anna \. Long and Almcdia A. Long, minors
and David j. Davis, Guar. of Isaac Lloyd, q mi.
nor, have been filed for settlement in the Pro-
bate Court of Jackson County, Chic, and the
same are set for examination and hearing on the
8Oth day of November, A. d., 1870, at teli o'clock
A. NJ. JOHN j. G.. EVANS,
Nov. 10, IS70-3w Probate Judge
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ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion iii the
erASDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week. as the paper is made up On Tues
day evetlnk,
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BIRTHS NJACKS ON 60 UNTYFOR THE
YEAR ENDING M1RCH 81, 1870.
HAMILTON rowNsnfp.

HAMILTON TOWNsHiP.
NAMES OF PARENTS. NAME OF CHILD.
Asa Matilda Nance Philip Sheridan
Samuel Mary Nance James w
Jacob Louisa j. Bettis Cynthia JanO
Chas Sarah Jane Gray Minnie X
Jackson & Il Chafiin, 81 Patterson
Franklin Fanny Martin Catharine
John q Julian Stone Mary Ann
Ezra Il Sarah Daugherty John w
Hugh d Elizabeth j Woods Julia Ann
Henry * Catharine Canter William w
Madison 4 Emily J.Capter Eyn
Andrew 4 Elizabeth Miller William
Harrison Il Glllland Tlsha May
jackson d Jane Gililand CranStOn
Alva d Eliza Finton Not Named
James x Elizabeth Martin Anna
Thomas & Margaret Crabtree Isaac
Godfrey 4 Ann TauhcTger Harrison ft
Cyrus Louiza Martin IIarra
John & Sarah Myers Anna
James & Cluann Stuart Ellen
Jordan & Sarah Martin Marvin
Henry Nancy 4 Allen Abigail
WIN & Elizabeth BrislIer Ellie H
Samuel & Calfarna Phillips James
Jacob Catharinc Ghafnc Henrietta
SleplIcn& 4 Sarah Dixon Ruth BELL
Eli 4 Sabra A Dixon Stephen Franklin
Charles & FTancina jenkins William Franklin
William Il Eyaline Carter Charles
William Henrietta Potts William
Sam'l Il Elizabeth Gilliland MPlvina
Geo NJ & Isabel Sargent John William
j Il & Emily Splcer Minnie Bell
Nathaniel Margaret Canter Thomas w
Milford 4 Jemima Smith Josephus
Robert Il Ellen McClintick Mandana
q FinnCy * j Crabtree Caroline
Daniel Il Susanna Althouse David
John Il Harriet TOland iSurrilda Jane
Abncr q FTTtnces Bead1e Levi Abnrr
George & Hester jenkins Amos
John & Emaline JenkiAs William L
Allen 4 Eliza Jane Nance Sarah
Warren d Maggie DeVer Davis
Charles & Margaret Henson George
Madison & Nancy Webb William II
Joseph & Sarah StOekham Joseph
Richard & Hettngly Taylor Elizabeth
Robert Margaret Abram johnson
Robert & Mary Monke Louisa
jackson d Sarah Jenkins Edgar BarwoOd
Allen d Sarah Stocliham Sarah Ellen
Jeremiah & Jelina Cabtree Mary Ann
A j II Sarah Newell John Jefferson
William Il Pheabe Parks Stephen ID
Isaiah Il Cath9rine Kincaid Isaac
II Crawford K II Crabtrec Ruth dane
Levi NJ Mahala Mccoy Charles Anderson
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MARRIED.

CHERRINGTON-FOR R.-0ctober 25th. by
the Rev. y. N. Nichols, Mr.. Ira d. Cherrington
and Miss hzzie Forster. - - <.
0GIER- FOIlSTER.-O 18th, by the same
Mr. John T. Ogier and Miss Ida A. Forster.
ESTHER ER-TRINIMER-On the 3D. inst, at the
residence of the BRIDES father In Franklin
township, by Armpstead Seurlocll Esq, Mr..
James A. Estler of New Jersey, and Miss Ma
riah Ellen Trimmer of jackson county Ohio.
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Sharif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that / will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door ofthe Court HOUSE
in the town Of Jackson, jackson county Ohio,
on the 18th day OF November, A.. D. 1870, ct one
o'clock p. NJ of said day, the following real ess
twenty-five (25), in township number six (6), Of
range nhiiibef eighteen QS), OF the scioto Salt
Reserve lands, containing forty acres more or
less, situate in the county of jackson and State
of Ohio. TO be sol under an order Of the Court
of Common Pleas In and for said county, made
in proceedings in partition in the case of Henry
G. Bum against Jonathan II. Bum and Others.
Terms of Sale; one third on day of Sale, Sas
third in one yeab and one third In two yesFs
thereafter; the deferred payments to bear inteRs
est from the day of Sale and 10 be secured " tae
respective parties by sufficient security.
tt- JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff j. @
Oct. 13, lS7O-5w. Pr 81 g.
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Notice.

On the 22d day of October, a. D. 1870, the Pro-
bate Court OF jackson county, in the State Of
Ohio, declared the estate of Isaac NJ. Long, de-
thereforerequired to present their claims against
the estate TO the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months from the time above mention
ed, or they will not be entitled to payment. .
October u, 1870. w. X. HASTINGS,
CIV Administrator OF Isaac M. Long, decd
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LUMBER.-M -Messrs. Geo. Pugh and II. c. Miller
have bought out the Lumber Yard of Flack &
Co.r ON Pearl-st., back OF Postoffice. The new
firm will continue TO sell all kind Of lumber at
reasonable rates for cash, Call on thcm,
Sent. j. 70--Arl
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LEcrURE.-Frcaching at the Christian Churcl
in Jackson on next Lords day, morning and
evening. Lecture in the evening at 615 o'clock
Subject "Modern Skeptic4sm." 1t
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Notice.

All persons having unsettled accounts with
me are requested to call and settle the same
Persons indebted'to me are requested TO make
payment as soon as convenient, and those TO
whom am indebted can get their pay by call
ing.
Please attend to this matter at once, and save
further notice. JOHN SCHWEITZER.
October 10, IS70--lm
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Beware Of humbug advertisements in the
STANDARD this week. We publish them be-
cause we are paid for it; but we reserve the
right to caution the people not to be caught by
them. 4. tt ft
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For RENT.-We have two good rooms to rent,
which are suitable for Offices, They are located
on Main Street.
Inquire at this office.-tL
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WEDIOCK.

The Rasis Of Civil SOcic1y.-Essav,
for Young Men on the honor and happiness OF
Marriage, and the evils aud dangers of CeIebacy,
with sanitary helpfor the attainment of man s
true position in life. Sent free, in sealed envel-
o2es. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P Philadelphia, Pa.
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Lost or Straved.

From my residences near the old Crooks Mill,
1870 small Red Cow. with white belly, and
short horns Any Information as 10 her where.
abouts will be literally rewarded.
Nov l0-2w EVAN w. L0YI9, tBlack smith.)
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A CARD,

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amerl-
Gu as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Ear
ly Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs and the whole train Of disorders brought
on by bahefhl and vicious habits. Great num-
hers have been cured by this noble rcThedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, 1 will send the recipe for preparing
ana using this medicine, in Il sealed envelope
TO any one who ncedS II, free Of charge. Address
New York CITY.
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WEcall attention to the advertisement of the
n. Y. METHODIST in another column. 1t is one
of the best religious and family papers in the
country
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, LOCAL MATTERS.

IF. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
isrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county AsuperlUr stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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GRAPE VIxEs.-We will furnish the we'll
known Concord grape vines, for 5000 per hum
dred, TO be set out either this fall next spring
These vines were raised by Andrew Sheridan of
Liberty township. He is ON honest man, and
will warrant the vines to be Concords,
Leave your orders at this office, stating
whether you want the vines delivered In the
fall or In the spring.-tf
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DIR. /. r. MoNAHAN will be at his ONCE on
Tuesday of every week. for The purpose of giving
cases.
Being well satisfied that many persons are af-
fiicted with diseases Of a private character TINT
can be cured by appropriate treatment, have
determined to give all an opportunity, by devo-
ting part of my time to the treatment of all
Female Diseases, Diseases of the Throat, Lungs,
Kidneys, Eyes and Ears. My charges will be
reasonable.
n. ID. At all times except Tuesdays viii at
tend to my regular practice, night and day. Per-
sons wishing me professionally at night time,
will ring the bell at the front door,
Eoyl0-Sm 1T. MoNAHAN, NJ. D.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby notified not to trust or
employ Runnels Edward Huey, q minor, WHO
has left without just cause MS am prepared to
furnish him all necessaries. will hold any OF Q
responsible for his wages who-employs,him.
movie, '70-3w JOHN TfUEY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NASH FOR PRODUCE.-STREVER & BRAY
" TON, 70 Barclay ST., New York, Commission
Merchants for the sale of Poultry Came Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, and all kinds oil Country Produce
Weekly prices current and marking plates free
to shippers. First-class references furnished.
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PRODITE COUNT PROCEEDIXGS.

The State Of Ohio VS.. Columbus Weed. As
sault and Battery. Transcript from the Docket
OF ID. W. Winfough j. p OF Lick township, filed,
and RccOgniZance entered.
]. l.. Ramsey, guardian, vs. Abraham l.. Ran
kin his ward, ct al Petition to sell real estate
Order Of Appraiscment made and issued. Or
der OF Appraiscnlcnt returned. report Of APP
pTaisemcnt conhriRed, and an order ofSalc made
and issued.
In the matter Of Deaglass Isham Keenan,, all
alleged insane person Inquest held patient
found insane, and application for his ndlnlsslon
into the Longvicw Asylum made. Response OF
the Superintendent of said Asylum received and
nled by which 1t appears that said patient will
be admitted, and eN ortlcr 10 convey said patient
to said Asylum made and issued.
November criminal term. Tile State Of Ohio
VS.. Columbus Weed, Assault aud battery, Cause
continued.
The Board OF Education of Hamilton township
vs.. Cerenla stiGten Application to condemn a
School House site fled. Jury drawn, and vcnire
issued, also notice to the said defendant, re-
turnabc on the It'll day of November
The State of Ohio VS.. Andrew j, Dever. Keep
ing gambling room. Transcript from the doc
ket Of ]. w. Laird, Mayor Of the incorporated
village of Jackson filed, and Recognizance en-
tered. .rf.-.
-Four accoUats settled, aIid one continued.
-Four accounts flcd, .--
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William Bundy and Arie Jane Wilson.
JAMES Allen Cade and Lucinda Hutchson.
A. D. Erwin and Phebe Beatty,
james A. Esler and Marlah E. Trimmer.
George Il, Williams aHd Ann Lloyd.
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DrI. T. Monahan was arrested by the Deputy
us. Marshal on Tuesday, and taken TO Clncinf
natl on Tuesday night, on an indictment found
by the U. s. Grand Jury, for using stamps that
had been used before The DR.. says that he had
a deed in his drawer, and when he picked It up
there was no stamp on 1t, but he saw stamp in
the drawer, and supposing that 1t had fallen on
the deed he put 1t on, but 1t proved to be an old
stamp.
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Terms. inducements. etc,
THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Now in its Eleventh Year, publishers Sermons,
Story every We, X, Chats with the Little Folks,
Editorials by the best Methodist writer's and
Others Foreign and Domestic Correspondence,
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or cash commissions TO canvassers. SubScrlp-
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enclose two cent stamp to prepay postage.
Address THE METHODIST, Ia NGssau-st. MY.
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TEMPER.ITURH

At Jackson c. H., Jackson County, Ohio, In lat
itHde S9', g. north. For the week ending ON
TueadnY last.
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GEORGE p. RowELL L Co of New York, the
well known and enterprising advertising agents.
have purchased the agency of John Hooper &
Co. of the same city, an equally well known and
reliable firm, and by the anion of the two will
have by far the largest and most 1aounshiRg adj
vertising establishment In the country; and II
1t lswell managed in the future as in the past 1t
cannot fail to become still more gigantic and
successful. Messrs. Rowoll & Co. publish the
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plete volume of the kind ever issued in this
or any other country, and at their New York
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contcmpiates going abroad and Mr.. ]. Hooper,
who has been elected treasurer of the Colwclis,
Shaw aud Willard manufacturing company, of
New York. will give his attention to the intro
duction OF the patent tln-llncd lead pipe, an ar
tlclc of great merit, extensively manufactured
and sold by that company
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GEO. P. ROwELL L CO., 10 PARK ROW, and
8. .PETTENGILL & CO., 81 PARK ROW,
Are our only authorized ADVERTISING Agt's in NJ !,
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT to all Yearly SuIscgfbers
n to AppletOlS journal, published Weekly.
Two Months Subscription Gratis. The Months
of November and D1ct mbcr, 1870, given gratis 10
all subscribers rcmitting 81, for the year 1871.
Any one dCsirous of making a trial of the
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NEN. ROBT. Il. LEES LIFE. Nearly ready
VI for Publication, the biography of Gen. RoBT.
Il. LEE, byJohn Esten Cooke, author of "Life of
Stoncwall Jackson" "Wcaring the Grey" etc.
vol, s vo., 800 pages, Illustrated. To be sold by
subscription. AGENTS WANTED.
u. APPLETON 4 Co., Publishers, New York.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Reinainia0 atthc TostoOlccdt Jackson c. H., Ohio,
1it5 iN0ue0iber ], 1870. W. ffa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-16
Nov 4, 1869.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Critical Notices ofthe Press.

t'"tt" -'"'t'sS - t''c ''ss.
Harper's Bazar contains, besides pictures
patterns. etc. a variety Of matter oi especial
Use and interest TO the family articles on
health, dress, and housekeeping In all its
branches; its editorial matter is specially
adapted 10 the circle il is intended To inter
est and instruct and it has, besides. good
stories and literary matter Of merit. 1t IS
not surprising that the journal, with such
features, has achieved in short time an
immense success: for something Of its kind
was desired in thousands of families, and its
publishers have filled the demand. The
yourg lady who buys a single number oi
H.rper's Bazlr is made a subscriber for
life.-New York Evening Post.
The Bazaar IL excellent. Like all the pc
riodicals which the Harpers publish, it is al
most Ideally well edited, and the class OF
readers for whom it is intendei-the moth
ere and daughters in average fami!ies-cnn-
not but profit by its good sense and good
taste, which, we have no doubt, are Today,
making very many homes hopper than they
may have been before the women began Ia
king Lessons in personal and household and
social management from this sood-natured
mentor.--The Nation.
1t has the merit Of being sensible, OF con.
veying instruction, of giving excellent pat
terms in every department, and Of being vel
stocked with good reading matter.-Watch-
man and Reflector.