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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-19
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Notice to Contractors.
AUDITORS OFFICE
IACksoN COUNTY.

JACKSON COUNTY,
April Is, 1870
Sealed propoposals will be received at the Au.
uitorH Ohice, OF Jackson County, Ohio, until One
o'clock y NJ, on Friday the 9th day of MAY,
lelO, lQr performing the labor and furnishing the
mAtellal necessary 70 the erection OF bridge 70
ieet spani across Brushy Fork OF Little Scioto
River, ~ Scioto township. The necessary nlling
VIII De done by the Commissioners. The right
Is reserved To reject any or all bids II dcen1ed
proper by the Commissioners. Contraction win
be required tOglve bonll aud security on the day
of letting for the completion ofthe work Rccor.
ing 90 the pl0ns and specifications, now an filk
In the Auditors Oaice, of said county. NJ
by order of the Commissioners,
SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor.
ap2l-0w
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The advantages and attractions OF this LOAN,
for investment purposes, arc many and lmpor-
tant:
l. 1t is based upon one of the Great THROUGH
LINES BETWEEN THE SEA BOARD AND THE
WEST,
2. THE SECURITY Is ALREADY CREATED
the greater portion of the limo being in sue
cessGul running operation.
8. The Local Traffic, from the uuivqllcd Agricul-
turdl regions and Iron and Coal deposits ada
cent, must be large and profitable.
4. The enterprise receives IMPORTANT CoNCEs-
sIoNs AND PRIVILEGES from the States of
Virginia and West Virginia.
8. 1t is under tho management OF efficient and
wELL-KNowN CAPITALISTS, whose names
are guarantees for Its EARLY COMPLETION
and successful operation
G. The Bonds can be had either In
COUPON OR REGISTERED
form; they have thirty years to run, both
principal aud interest being payable in
gold,
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A petition will be presented to the Commits
slOnon OF Jackson county, Onlo ut their regular
session IN June, 1870, praying for tho alteration
OF a part OF the county road leading from Port
land 10 Portsmouth, and known as the IIales
Creek Toed That SO much OF that road be vaca-
ted as follows to-wit: beginning ON the west
side OF the residence Of Thomas McNeal, In jeff.
erson township, IN said county, whore said road
turns south near the residence OF Joseph Phillips
at the Railro0d, and ending near the lato resi-
denoc of Evan Davis deceased, near HRles Creek
ut or near the county line between the counties
of Jackson and Scluto, and that a road be located
rs follows, tO-wlt beginning ON the west side of
the residence OF Thomas MoNeal, In Jefferson
township IN said county whore said road turns
south near the residences OF Joseph Phillips, In
said township and county; thence along the
Railroad In south westerly direction, on the
south side OF the Railroad, or near said railroad
~ good practical road can he made, through
tho lands Of Joseph Phillips, John Phillips, Ja-
pel West PcytOn Lloyd, Evan w. Jones, Daniel
Jones, David IL. Lewis, Edward II. Edwards,
Widow Evans, Charles Mcsser, Union Iron Com
pany and others, 70 Monroe station; thence
along private rond made by said Union Iron
Company 20 the foot of the hill near the late r,e-
idence Of Eyan Davis deceased, near llales Creek
ending In the county road At or near the line be,
tween Jackson and Scioto counties.
PETITIONERS,
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HOOPS PATENT
HOT BLAST.


The above engraving represents the open
ch imney with four Rings each resting on plate
with Sheet Iron connections outside the chin
ney. But 1t is intended to have from Eight to
Twelve Rings placed in the stack, without the
corner posts, each plate resting on the Brick,
and so arranged that one or more may bo taken
out, without tearing down the stack
The subscribers would here inform the public
that they have the exclusive right to manufac-
ture the above HOT BLAST RING in OHIO
and KENTUCKY, and are now prepared TO fur
nish any quantity at very short notice, and win
warrant them TO be the best, cheapest and SIM
p lest Hot Blast In use for a CHARCOAL FUR
MACE. Also, we would state that we are man
ufacturiDg HOT BLAST for STONEC0AL
FURNACES, which we warrant equal, If not
superior to any now made.
References.
Hon. II. s. Bundy, I4atrobe Furnace jackson
county, Ohio.
90 Kentucky Improvement Company Greenup
county, KY.
Kenton Furnace Company. Lewis Co, KY.
John Reed, Foundrymanl Cincinnati Furnace,
B. +. Rugles Manager, Agatha P. o.,
George Edmunds Clerk, jackson County o,
References for StOaecodl Hot Blast.
Star Furnace Company, Jackson G. H., Ohio
Orange Furnace Company " = "
Fulton Furnace Company "
PICKREL q CO.,
March "a, '7O-3m jackson q. H., Ohio
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suDDfs DEATH OF a MYSTERIOUS WOMAN.

BY direction Of Coroner wnltehill Dr. Joseph
Creamer last evening held post-mortem examina
non on the body Of Mrs. Rebecca c. Jones' who died
suddenly at No. Grand street, Williamsburg. on
Tuesday morning last report that she had committed
sncide having been published by one OF the New
York journals. DR.. Dreamer found that the woman
died from rupture OF the left aurice OF thef heart
and an inquest in her will be held this evening
BY Coroner Whtehi;t. The story circulated that the
deceased was tns verftable Mrs. Patterson, the
,a., ,auesn OF confidence operators" has but little
foundasl0n. IL Is true that Mrs. Jones' VINO was
evidently insane orered to purchase the buiding
,ormeriy occupied by the late Farmers' and Citizens
BANKING company and ct the time she did not pOs-
sess cent IN the world. She also made promises
70 persons with whom she came IN contact that she
would orsnd render them indeoendent when she came
her reach. But few OF them believed her
story. Her personal appearance was good. her
manners calculated TO deceive, but an observer az
human nature OF ordinary capacity could not fail
TO perceive that the womans mind was unhipred.
According to the most reliable Information sne
was the vile OF second husband and was crazed
over the loss or tue nrst She was 4 native Of Mas
sachusetts about forty years OF age, and her his-
tory, which is certainly sad one VIII probably he
detailed az the Inquest thts evening
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The German i,enocrscy.

meeting oil the General Committee OF the Ger
man democratic party took place last evening at the
Teutonia Assembly Rooms. Thrd avenue, Dr. W.
Schirmer in the char. q Mr.. II. Schweter acting "a
secretary. Tie meeting was quite nnmcrously al
tended. Mr.. Magnus Gross, behalf or the Eyectl-
tive Committee, read Il report iaPorng the re.ccc-
ton OF Johu 7. Hofina1 account or ns great ad-
ministrative qualities.
The other nominations Of the Rochester Convcn-
vention were fully endorsed Resolutions were
adopted to oppose the candidacy OF stewart H..
Woodford and Sgismund Kaufman, and the con-
duct OF the former IN The Senate on the Excise law
question was severely commented upon. The Rev.
Dr. Berckmann made . violent speech in bitter de-
nuncation OF Woodford and kaufmann after wh.cn
the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
ARMY isTELLIGEscE.

By special orders No. 2y2 OF the War Department q
general marital, to consis: OF Brigader Cen
cral o. O. Howard, Lieutenant Colonel Thomas c.
Dcvin; Lieutenant Colonel J. II. Dexter Assistant
Medical Purveyor; MAJOR Thomas j. Haincs Com
Llissarv OF Subsistence; Major Louis II. Peonze,
Assistant Adjutant General; CAPTAIN A. g. BaIn-
bridge or the Fifth artillery: Captain Michael v.
Sheridan OF the Seventh cavalry; Major w. Win.
throp, Judge Advocate OF the court, has been ap-
pointed to meet at West Point N. Y, on the 10th
inst. or soon thereafter as practicable for the
trial OF Cadets J. w. Smith, John w. Wilson,
william s. DAVIS aud George q. Hsyle OF the United
States Military Academy, and such other
cadets as may be ordered before 1t by the war De-
partmenr. No other officers than those named can
be assembled without manifest injury TO the SER
vice. The court viii SIT without regard 10 hours
James W. Smith, mentioned in the above order IL
the colored cadet who preferred charges OF III treat
ment.
BY direction Of the President Lieutenant Colonel
Charles X. No0ds Fifth infantry, has been detailed
as member OF the Retiring Board. In place OF Colonel
Ruger; and Colonel Ruger has been detailed as
member OF the Board convened by special orders
No. 265, from the War Department, TO examine oiii-
unfit for the proper discharge or their duties
from any except injuries incurred or disease
contracted in the line Of their duty
ColQnel E. Hatch, Ninth infantry, has been re-
lieved as member OF the Board convened by spe-
cia orders 265 Tor the examination OF 0flcers.
General Hancock, who iS member or the same
Board, has been granted permission to delay lve
days In reporting for duty with the Board.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS.
Increased Attendance Of DeiegRfes-Twenty
state Executive Observation-Disclosures
Papers Presented.

Increased Attendance of Deiegafes-Twenty y
state Executive ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mt
Papers Presented.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13, 1870.
The public interest is evidently increasing in the
dolngs OF the Prison Congress. Delegates are con-
stantly arriving and the number Ii increased from
nfty to two hundred, among whom appears two
Governors and two Ex-Governor, while there are at
least twenty members who have been deputed by
Governors TO represent them In Congress.
The paper read In the morning was o very able
one by Judge Robert Ptman, OF Massachusetts,, on
he he sold, oil was a matter perpexing and dinicult He
thought 1t desirable that greater equality be
secured for the same or like offences and suggested
DR.. WOLFF, OF Clinton Prison, New York, read an
essay on the sanitary science IN its application TO
prisons, in which he spoke ap%ty % and wel' in rea-
Mr.. n. B. HALL, one OF the most eminent OF crmi.
nal judges In England, communicated paper on
objections incident 10 sentences limited TO specified
time. Mr.. Hall contended tnat as It is impossible
for physician to predict whether patient can be
cured or when, so It is Impossible for Judge
can be cured. and II cured. when the
happy contamination can be effected. He con-
nnbI,o: punishment was no discharge from prison,
except on satisfactory proof OF reformation Afforded
by the convict. An exceedingly interesting discus
sion arose on this fquest0n, IN which IL clearly APP
peared that there was general coacurrenc on the
part OF the Congress In the sentiment.
The rst paper In the afternoon \, was Dy Mr. = HUI
lists - meaning owners Of houses used by criminals as
dwellings or for the entertainment OF receivers OF
stolen goods, whether by purchase or on pawn, and
the makers OF burgarious Instruments He
said that crime was craft requiring the
combination OF capital and labor, the same ~ any
other craft He thought society made mistake in
the warfare upon crime by striking at the opera.
tycs the thieves one BY one, instead oil the CAPT.
talisIs In a body.
The evening session was taken up with two
papers OF great depth and ability both on the Irish
prison system-one from each side OF the Atlantic.
system, and the other by I. b. Sanborn, an cnthusi
astlc and able advocate OF IT. Both writer's contend
that in Its fundamental principles the Irish system
was applicable to sill countries aud might be as
readily introduced iuto the United States as usC
Irelhpd,
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photographic NEWS
Fl FIR o M
IL PARTS OF THE WORLD
"a -~>~~>-~>~~-~ ~>~~~<~~>~->~--
fOwning the Edifice OF
X italian Unity.
HR RINDERPEsT nv BELGIUM.
~~~~>~~~>--~~->>>~->.~-
Disastrous Storm on the English
aL and Irish Coasts.
III
THE REVOLUTION IN ALGERIA.
HR RIrDERPEsT nv BELGIUM.
THE REVOLUTION m ALGERIA.


GensraI Ia Marmsra's Proeiamatlon--Per-
sons Annestied-The Seat " Goveramsnt
noaa Oct. Il. 1870.
& General La Marmora on arriving at Rome, issued q
ysocisnstion to the people. He says the lsbtsctuns
nobly crowns the national edince. He hopes and
believes the Pope, a. the head OF the Churcn, win
exeroiae his rights In perfect freedom This feeling
- sacred, but the national sentiment is none ,ne
less sacred. He appeals TO all to preserve order and
tranquility,
despatch from Florence says that the parties
who have been arrested from time TO time lately for
attempting to evade military service have been
amnesued.
Engineers say It viii require at least two years to
prepare Rome to serve as the Italian capital The
seat OF government will therefore remain at Flor.
enoe indsqpitsly.
~. 1dlcrs and the King-Futuro Policy
: dcsuits Prsparlng 20 Leave.
FLoRYScR. Got. IL, 1870.
y. Theirs had an audience with the King to-day
Otsssntons are springing up In the party Of action
WIN respect to their policy for the future.
The sesuits are preparing 70 leave Rome tor
Pr ussla.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
IElrsRapHlc NEWS ITEMS.

The Georgia House Of Representatives Yesterday passsd
resolution inviting President Grant to visit the Sae rair
Weston failed a, tha thtyscventb mile his 6:ty mile
walk a Cooperstown yesterday. Spencer Wallace OF Osego
made the ATTY miles in ten hours aud tweutysx minutes
A gardener struck by train of the Hudsou
River Railroad, At Doobs ferry yesterday, and killed
The Democratic Convention t Syracuse, NJ r. Yesterday
nominated koeert Mccarthy f Congress- from Tie Twenty
third district. N
Daniel Ma CURES mill and lumber yard in Phiaiet
phia, wero ourned Wednesday cvsniug. Loss S5s.D0I
heavy frost In North Mississippi end Arkansas,
cotton> f' FfTl.s1,ls- = = IL. 80,
Fourteen deaths OF yellow fever occurred In New Orleans
on. Tueadsy and eleven on Wednesday.
General James r. Cox declines the nninaton for Con.
rendered him By the conservatives Of the vrginsS
Third district N3
George Hosr reuominased for Congress by aA 4e
publican CQnventoa at Worcester, Mass, ysaterasy,
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
DISASTROUS STORM.


Dren dfn. Storm Ragfng--Henyy Weather All
A,sog the English and Irish Consts-Nlany
Disasters Reported.
LONDON, Oct. 13, 1870.
fearful gale prevailed here ali last night and still
taeN 70 some extent to-day. Advices from different
poihts>n the coast also report heavy weather. The
snipp generally refuged In the harbors. Many
disasters Aave already been reported. The storm
was parucuArly severe In the Mersey, and much
damage occurr>l to the shipping at Liverpool
despatch IRON Queenstown sags:-Derails OF the
dreadful storm whilb prevailed around our coasts
last night are comingSn rapidly. At Limerick, In
Ireland, the storm was>little short of tornado
One man was blown int the aoating dock and
drowned; another's skull was crushed by railing
chimney. Houses were unroolea aud vessels driven
ashore. The storm was very severe around the
southern coasts. 1t viii be Impossible to get dc
tails for several days, but 1t is feared mar ship
wrecks have occurred.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
PRESIDENT GRANT.
Tho President Among tho MaryIaudcrS-
visir 70 che Frederick Axrisultursi Fair
An Eathusinsric Reeepties. A

Tho President Among tho Mary IauJcrS-
visir 70 che Frederick AxrisulGursl FAIR
An Eathrsiasric Reoeptiss. 4
FREDERIcK. Oct II, 1870.
The party which left washington this morning IN
special to attend, by myitation the Frederick
County Agricultural Fair consisted OF President
Grant, Postmaster General Crcswell, Secretary OF
the Navy Robeson. Admiral Porter, Commodore
Alden, w. w. Corcoran, N. @. Emory. Mayor OF
Washington; Colone Casey. Collector OF Customs at
New Orleans; General f. I. Dent, General Capron,
Commissioner OF the Department OF Agriculture;
George g. Plant ana Charles Smith, OF washington.
Marshal Goldsboro, Of Maryland. and Col.
iector Thomas, Of Baltimore Joined the party
at the Washington Junction, as did tho scholars. in
uniform, OF the Maryland Agricultural College. The
Marine Band, from Washington, engaged by tho
managers pr the fAir, were also passengers to-
gctheI with many private clizens. The party
arrived Vt tne Monocacy junction at halfpast eleven
from the agricultural association. Dr. Soniey, In
tneir benaif, addressing the President, rendered
nost Cordial greeting They cherished grateful
remembrance OF the VISIT made by the President and
friends year ago and hoped the present would be
more agreeable than The last. lie concluded by ex-
tepdlng to all hearty and sincere welcome.
The President bowed his thanks and then intro
duccd 70 the COMMITTEES the several gentlemen
posing the parry.
on arriving At Frederick the President was greeted
With cheers by the crowd - the railroad station.
Tho visitors were placed In open carriages and,
piCtcuco W hho uihIluc U8uO, MOV0U " Lu6 IHkT
grounds THE streets through which they passed
were densely thr0nged with people and the Prest-
dent was repeatedly clleered N4I' tf
ON arriving ~ the grounds the visitors rode round
10 view the stock, aud subsequently wero escorted
10 the main stand, where number Of ladies' and
gentlemen were presented Co the President and
Postmaster General CresweI Secretary Robson,
Admiral Porter and Others Of the guests. This ceFe-
mony over, the visitors dllod on the grounds. The
attracted around them many listeners.
u estimated that from 0,000 70 $1,000 persons
ford and Swami and other prominent citizens OF
Maryland. The exhibition OF stock was considered
very hue.
During the afternoon Mr. H. G. Nalll presented TO
the President the Principal OF the Maryland natitu-
t0n FOR the Deaf and Dumb, who said the pupils,
70 THIS the President checrtnIly assented the chill
dren Tor this purpose fled before him, their teach
ers Dy signs, airordng them explanations. The
scene was one Of much Interest.
Ihe DAY ended with trottinG Matches the Pres-
dent and party being among the spectators.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lor BON Mossgr MArERr-LoSpas. Oct. Ia Cons.ls
opened VIZ FOR both money the American
s&ssuri,es & M % SusI United states hvs bouds lao
&coo Old VIZ; oo1 6es tenforties a. Stocks quiet Egc
Great Ncatein, 28k
\ LrvsarosL Cerros MAnxsr.-Layxst.co,. OF. la
rs pps m.rss closed dai Mldsling urands sa ddimg
snclnding 1000 for export and speonlatio
N-F1our frmer -"
.oLtyEercoI PEovIsroxs MARKET --LlvEgroor, Oct
bns. - f - - W Se'' s'aucs Vi American
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--Loypox oc, Is--Tallov
- IN. Ss "a per cwt Sugar active. Calcutta nssed SOs
Astsseed OIL E2g per ton.
SkIhoLEUM MARKET -ANrweE Oct Ia. Petro, cum
eVoseo o. CtaI . 62f. Tor standard waite
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a New Fifteenth Wsra rIn,,.

The Fifteenth Ward Empire Democratic club met
last evening ID Scholy's Hail. l57 Beecker street,
the president. James 4. Daniels, IN the chair John
w. Sheppard acting as secretary. Alter = few re-
marks the president Int roduced william ID. +. Suili-
van who delivered an eloquent address on the issues
OF the campaign, after which rie club endorsed
UNANIMOUSLY the acton Of the masses oil The people
III behalf OF MI Brennan FOR sheriff and pedcei
him their entire and cordial support.
The meeting then adjourned % Their new ciib
room, 26 University place, where theg viii hoid b
public meeting every iiiursfay evening during the
campaign.
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THE INDIANS.
Tho Smallpox Among tho Red River Tribes
Naturaiiziuu Indians.

Tho Smallpox Among tho Red River Tribes
Naturaiizing Indians.
CHICAGO, Oct. 13, 1870.
secretary Boutwell, has notified Governor Austin
that IN order TO prevent the spread Of the smallpox
in Minnesota and along the Northern boundaries the
Collector or Customs at Pemblna has been instructed
to refuse entry to all buffalo robes, peltries and
skins arriving at that port from any infected district
of the Red River country until he is satisfied that the
Of the community. y 49, ~
fifty,one Indians, Of the winnebago tribe, were
" obtain ttlc, under the Homestead laws in sever
ally 70 lands which they now occupy in commea.
son Of the late General David rwiggs, iormerIy OF
the United States Army and later OF the Confederate
Stateg Armv, '~- = s'AS SSAieASs 1e1
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
KlgGS COUNTY POLITICS.

Mass Meeting in Favor Of the Rsturn OF Wm.
Il. Rob;nsen to Congress.
mass meeting or the friends OF William l.. Rob
inson. who are IN favor OF his renominaton for and
election to Congress from Brooklyn. was held last
evening at Brooklyn Hall, on Myrtle avenue, near
Fulton street. The han was densely crowded by tho
admirers OF Mr.. Robinson and the greatest enthu-
s:asm prevailed Messrs. John Savage, L. J. Meany,
John Mullalay aud others addressed the meeting.
Mr. Robinson formerly represented the Third district
The meeting then adjourned. Mr.. Robinson for
meriy represented the Inird district.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
caussga ~ / casa,Acs

The wife OF ex-Judge Roosevelt. wiilc clossux
Tweaty second street anu Fourth avenue yesterday,
was Knocked down and run over oy q hack nuu,
bered BIO. The wheels passed over ooth nor lers
though. stngulariy enough. she escaped with sligni
injuries. carriage. winch conts!Xhed some OF her
conveyed home. Tue driver 81 the hack waippeJ
w hN horses and escaped. B'-.' T''
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
MCGREaoR, Oct. 10. 1870

MUUKFFUR, UCt. -, ISI0.
10 the THIRD Congressional district, stoneman,
democrat. was LIS majority. Knapp, democrat. Tor
Judge az the Supreme Court, 1o4 majority, and
Noble. democrat for Judge OF the Supreme Court.
15s majority. The balance OF the State YET ts demo-
cratic BY 50 majority In tine township Of Wlnona
the state ticket is republican by IS majority
In the township OF Gutenberg the republican ma.
j0rity for tbs State ucket Is 32. ~
In Girard township the democratic majority r.,r
the State ticket Is "a. -
In Garnave township the republican majority
FOR the state ucgests 81.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
ALGERIA.
Tho Revelation Unchecked.

Tho Revolution Unchecked.
LONDON, Oct. 13, 1870.
II Is now said the revolution In Algeria Is un-
checked. In the province OF Constantine the insur-
gents have gained some advantages, ana bid the
author tiles defiance.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
BELGIUM.

The RinderDsse Spreadinx.
BRUSSELS, Oct 13, 1870.
The rlnderpest Is spreading rapidly throughout
Belgium. Much alarm exists, not only here but In
Holland aud Prussia
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

John L. Greene, OF the Twenty second ward. has
received the endorsement OF the Germans in his
ward for the Tammany nomination. for Assembly,
man from the seventeenth district.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

DENVER. Oct 10 1870.
the oinclai canvass Of the vote for delegate to
Congress Ia Colorado gives Jerome b. Cnaner, re.
publican i, S92 majority