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NeighhOrhood Items.

The Portsmouth Republican says that
John M Higgins, whe served year In the Pen.
itentary for stufflng the ballot-box in Ports
mouth with Democratic tickets at the October
election in 1867, isnoN deputy Sheriff of scotC
county
On the 18th inst, Eagle Furnace, in
vinton county, was sold by the Sheriff to II. 8.
Bundy, for s27, ,467 rs.
Emanuel Shnfflin has been arrested
in Portsmouth for the murder of W. N. Burke
of this place.
A house was recently burned eight
miles west of Portsmouth, and German named
Kinder perished in the building. He was asleep
at the time the fire broke out.
B man named John Smith was re-
Gently killed in a coal bank near Ironton.
A German named Valentine Seller
was drowned last week in Ross county, while
attempting to cross RalstOn Creek.
The material of the Gallipolis Dis
patch Office has been sold to George D. Hebard,
of Pomeroy for $400.
A little child Of John S. Hawk, Of
Macarthur, fell into the fire short time ago, and
a few days afterwards led from the burn it re-
ceiVed.
At Darbyville, Mrs. George died Of
lock-jaw. She stepped upon rusty nail, run
ming 1t into her foot. This caused her death.
At Clifton, West Virginia, Simeon
Hannegan was shot through the body by Martin
Hetzel. He had an examination and was re-
leased, as the shooting was done in self defense.
Hannegan Is still living.
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ceited men may get positions.) The
"Scribe asks the very pertinent ques-
ton: "Do yos hope tor renown or
brains I" Certainly this question is in
order, for he covets renown as much
as any man could, and stands in need
of brains, (or practice by which he
may be enabled to use what he has. If
correct spelling and audacity entitle
him to these, he will not be wanting
long. lie should by all means stick to
his style of writing, it is certainly gen.
tlemanly, and shows that be has been
blessed with good piOus training.
The "Scribe" writes: "Sub. .Mogul
in the chair"-DOes he mean to say
that the President Of the Institute and
all the teachers who were present, are
Mongolians I Or, does he mean that
only he and are Moguls, and that !
am under,aor inferior to hilnl Per-
haps the latter. Ifso, will allow him
his claim, if he will send me his ''Pho-
to, before he skedaddles.
1t seems that one little thrust at the
"YoUNG CooN,p has set the whole hive
of Portland and 0ak-Hill in an uproar.
If it takes the combined force Of that
section to fight poor Tyler, they should
select secretary, and let him write for
the whole; this might not, however,
give all the "Young Coons" and their
s'daddies" chance to make themselves
known through the Standard.
If the "Old Coon," and that mighty
''Teacher's Association can not parse
his (the Old Coon's) sentences, and will
come out like men and say so, l will
parse the sentences for them. But if
the "Old Coon" made that request for
the purpose of trying my skill, he will
have to wait until l go before the
Board, and, then he can examine me
to his hearts content.
Yours Inquiringly, TYLER,
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

Owing to Ill health, and tho expectation of
being absent from home for a year or so, offer
for sale my splendid draft Stallion. Norman
SAM. lie is eight years old July 18th, 1870 is
nearly Is hands high ghth over feet 80 inch
collar and weighs when In order, 500 pounds.
This horse has no superior In Ohio and his
many colts will show H. He Is as kind as dog.
aud his colts handle well from the day they are
ioaled. lie ia q sure ioal getter not missing Que
time In ilfty.
Desiring to keep this horse In Southern Ohio,
win sell him lower to parties living here or
near this locality, than to those ut a distance.
This horse win pay to bis owner Two Thousand
Dollars per year, aud not Oyer-wOrk himself
He can be seen, at any time, at my stables AZ
Hanging Rock, Ohio also three of his colts, or
should parties desire to SEQ more they can do 30
by going short distance.
win take in part payment pair of No.
heavy mules, 3 or six years old and well broke
and tame also, good wagon, harness, &C., and
good cart and harness.
Norman Sam Is we'll known in Lawrence
Gal liz, Melgs and SciotO Counties, Ohio Mason
County, W. Va, and Boyd and Greenup Counties,
can do at $20, insured. No one has ever used
him that not willing and anxious to do 50
again, and ample reference can be given II the
horse himself does not I'LL the bill. Norman
Sam" Is y blood Norman. His sire was inl-
ported by the DARBY Plains Importing Co. In
1853. His dam was "Slr Charles mare, and
was celebrated In Northern 0hio, for her swim
footing He Is warranted SOUND, and the quick
est and most active horse (of his slze) on loot IN
the State.
Feb 2l-2w s. r. HEMPSTEAD.
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Saturday afternoon a young man
might have been seen riding a colt on
High street. The strange part of the
matter was that he could ride at all. as
he was very drunk. After more ma
neuvers than are noticed in the efforts of
cracked Drained horse tanner to show
off to an advantage, the befuddled rider
was unhorsed and sent sprawling in the
mud WacerIy Watchman.
Wonder what the Honorable James
Emmitt would think OF the work he has
wrought upon this young man7
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"It is the impression of we'll inform
ed persons at Columbus that the Nor
gan Raid Claims wall not be paid. The
Radical members are all opposed to
their payment WaUerg Watchmen
All indeed! Where is the Honora-
bic James Emmitt? You promised
last fall that if he was elected he would
get bill through by the constitutional
majority. But we have been informed
that he spends most of his time at home
this winter, looking after his whisky
interests.
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W w. FIERCE, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
BERLIN X ROADS,
JACKSON COUNTY, o.
Feb "a, '70-tf
Notice.

John Buckley, I Civil action pending in
VS.. the Court Of Com. Pleas
John ]. Evans, ct. al. of Jackson Co., Ohio
By virtue and in pursuance of an order made
in the above cause by said Court at the February
Term thereof, A. D., 1870 referring said cause
to the undersigned as Special Master, and for
the purposes named in said order, notice is
hereby given to J.iW. Collins late Receiver OF
the Limestone Furnace Company to all the
credito of said Receiver; TO all the creditors
and Stockholders of said Company; and to all
other persons interested in said cause, that the
said Master, on the 9TH day of March, A. D.,
1870, at the Office of the Probate Judge In the
town of Jackson in said county, win proceed
to take testimony in said cause between the
hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and o clock p NJ. Of
said day, and that the further taking of So i'd es-
timony will be adjourned from day to day be-
tween the same hours, until the same is com
pleted. j. w. LONGBON,
Feb "a, 70-2w Special Master.
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The Painesville Advertiser says that
rape case is on trial at that place, in
which 270 witnesses have been subpe-
naed. The trial has now continued
ten days, and the jury, under a law
passed by the late Democratic Legisla-
ture, cannot separate until the case is
closed. On Thursday ten witnesses
were examined, and fifteen additional
ones subpenaed
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ToBACco.-Quite number Of peti.
tons have been presented to the Leg
islature, asking the passage of a law
prohibiting the traffic in tobacco, cx-
cept for mechanical and medicinal pur-
poses.
One, to look at the members of the
Honse, putting their cigars in the Hall,
while IN session, and squirting their to.
bacco juice over the floors, would think
i about time to pass some such Law for
the sake of fpublic decency. The Sem
ate, we believe, prohibits smoking in
the Hall, and it would be well for the
credit OF the House to follow its exam
pie, Columbus Gomfte. ~"
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Postage.

THE daily papers in the cities, and
the rehash of them made up into week
lies, thought they had nice thing Of
it If country papers should be COM
PEELED to pay twenty cents per year for
each copy printed. Let us see how it
would operate. If we printed 1000
copies of the STANDARD, the postage
would cost US or our subscribers 5000.
The Gazette and Commercial could each
send 500 copies into our county by ex-
press, and the Government would not
receive cent from them,
The following appeared in the Com
merciaI last Thursday;
"If the franklng nuisance ls continued, the
editors OF country newspapers must be held re-
sponsible for II. They want exchanges free, and
TO have the free use Of the mails IN their own
counties. Let this dCad-heNd business be
abolished along with the iTanklng privilege.
There Is no clear way Of remedyng the present
evils except to charge for oil matter that passes
through the mails. Congress PROBABLY has no
got courage TO do this. Your Congressman
trembes before tho country presses Of his
'Deostrirk ="
Well may the Congressman tremble
before the country press, for it echoes
the opinions of the people, while your
city press gives the opinions of the
British Free Trade League, and other
powers no less nimical to the interests
Of the people,
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The Ohio Legislature is doing many
sensible things this winter. All
schemes to raise salaries of officers have
been killed Last week the Kentucky
Legislature proposed to visit this State,
when a scheme was got up to pay the
expenses Of the expedition out of the
public treasury. In the Senate the mat
ter was ideGhitely postponed. Good,
Ifthe Kentuckians want to go on big
drunk, let them pay their own expOn.
aea
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~ 81 NJ. woods.
LIVERY STABLE

Having rented the livery stable Of A. A.
Carr, between Broadway aud Portsmouth Sts..
IN jackson, and having purchased the stock be.
longing To the same we will carry on the busi-
ness in all its branches.
Horses can be put up, fed and taken out, at
all hours day or night.
EgBJGGIEs, EXPRESSES, AND SINGLE
FeO IA, 20 III, NJ d. &M. WOODS.
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PORTLAND, Quo, Feb. 10, 1870
d. MACKLEY ESQ,

PORTLAND, Quo, Feb. 10, 1870.
D. MAoKLEY Esq
Dear Sir:-A sac
sffair occurred in Jefferson township
last night, about 10 o'clock. The wife
Of Mr.. Samuel Oiler, "a Collier in th,
employ of the Jefferson Furnace Coz
committed suicide by cutting her throa
with butcher knife. The only cause
that is assigned for the rash deed is.
that for some considerable time past
she has been in delicate health. She
was yet quite young woman, proba.
bly, not more than 25 years of age
She has left a husband and children
and many friends to mourn her early
and uutimely end.
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WEBSTER E.
.APIARY
j. EDWARD WOOD a.
PRACTICAL APTARIST,
DEALER IN
italian and Egyptian Queens,
Italian nnd Common Esees.


twill transfer Bees from Common Hives
to the American Movable Comb Hive on reason
sonable terms, and introduce Queens In my
nelghborhoOd. | viii furnish Queens on the
follow ing terms, packed in a neat small box
with a few dozen workers; Nr.s
One Italian Queen In June $500. Two Italian
Queens s1h.00 One Egyptian Queen 5000 ,
Two 1880. From first Of July till October,
Italian Queens, one for $500, two for $1,000. A
greater number $500 each. Egyptian Queens,
one $500, two $500, three 5000. ONO
The cash must accompany al orders. Orders
viii be numbered aud recorded as received, and
filed In turn. Each customer will be notified
one week before shipment. Full stocks Of Ital-
ion Bees In the American Movable Comb Hive,
S25,--with farm right to make and use the hive
on one farm only $50 farm right 50 right
and one sample hive $40.
Money may be sent bv express prepaid, or p.
o. money order or by registered letter at my
rlsk. A circular giving full information how to
introduce Queen will be sent with each Queen.
RI FKRENCks.--ln order that the public may
be satttitd thatI viii perform my part Of the
contract, will give the following references /:
Hon. II. s. Bundy, Hamden, Ohio.
ID. Mackey, Editor jackson Standard.
j. ID. Clsre, Clay p. o., jackson Co., o..
Hon. Dan. Mcfarland, E. u. Green, Judge
Starl. Hon. w. A. Hutchins, Portsmouth, o.
Ctl. Elias Nvr. lfonton. o.
A. B. No Ginnis, NJ. d., Guyandotte, w. We.
Charles Wilgus, Quaker Bottom. 0.
Address j. EDWARD WOOD
Webster, Iron Furnace P. o., i'N
Feb. 3:'70--u Seiotn County. Ohm.
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OAK HILL EGG QUESTION, "A man
has 3 boys. TO one he gives 10 eggs;
to another 80 eggs; and to the 9TH
er so eggs Each is to sell his eggs
at the same price, and return the sam e
money. i. G. S. M
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"Hunters are securing the woods on
the east side of the river, in search Of
wild animal Of some kind, supposed
to be in that section, 1t is reported 10
have been seen several times in the
eastern portion ofSeal township Wau.
ery IYatchmda.
Wonder il II is the crisis? Or per-
haps the 18th Amendment
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"There is man in Wayerly who is
the happy possessor of eight dogs and
four cats."- Wacerb Watchman
And VIC will bet that this man is a
Democrat, and sorely troubled about
radical taxes.
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Publishes Sermons, Serial Story for the Fam
lily, new Children's Story every week, Chats
with the Little Folks, Editorials by the best
Methodist writers and Others, Foreign and Do
nestle Correspondence, full Departments Of
Religious and Secular Intclligence---in short,
whatever goes to make complete Family Pa
per. Price $3.50 ayear. Liberal premiums to
canvassers. Yearly subscriptions commence at
any time. For specimen, enclose two cent
stamp TO THE METHODIST,
ia Nassau St New York
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.RalnsdeN Nor,cau Oats.

For those who wish to experiment in small
way W ith these giant cereals. we have concu-
|ded to offer DOLLAR SAMPLE PACK AGES.
thus giving everybody chance to profit by their
Introduction. Any man. woman or boy who
has farm, garden or village lot, can make 500
by sending 81 ut once, for package, enough to
grow 10 bushels. Sent, postpaid, with print ed
history full of interest to every farmer Look
out for counterfeit seed. Order only from the
originators, D. w. RAMSDELLA& CO., 21S
Pearl st., N. r., or III Lake St., Chicago.
Circular free
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Waverly has six lawyers, Fix doctors and six
preachers. Enough to skin, kill and save the
whole community IVaeery IPatchman.
And how much whisky, and how
many cigars are made there
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EWINGTON ACADEMY
THE SPRING SESSION of this
Il School win tegin Tuesday March 18th,
1870, and continue Eleven Weeks
George 4 \ lClH3lE5lBlNNGIT600N, lH3lE5lBlN lNI60, Principal.


GEORGE sCHERTNGTON, Prime ipal.
MRs. e. o. O.CAERINGT0N, Assistant.
Boarding can be procured in private families
at $3.50 and $500 per week. Students desiring
to do so, can rent rooms and board themselves
thereby reducing the expense one-half
A short course of stpdy has been adopted by
the Board. which the industrious student can
complete in two years. This will afford young
men an opportunity to prepare for college at a
much less expense than it usually requires,
DRAWING, CRAYoN and OH PAINTING will be
taught at reasonable rates.
The Trustees and Principal are determined to
make this Institution Q success. and can say to
parents seeking good schoo for their sons and
daughters that they will spare 40 pains to make
this worthy their patronage.
The Text Books used can be obtained in
Ewngton
BY order of the Board
JOHN NJ. CHERINGTON
te0 24-5w President.
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Sbufiiin, who had an examination in
Portsmouth on Monday, on the charge
ofmurdering w. N. Burke, was bound
over to Court.
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We guess the new paper at Athens,
the Josrnab bas played out, We have
notsesn copy Of it for two or three
weeks.
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Now Mail ROute.

The citizens of Scioto township, in
.this county, lack mail facilities and a
short tinre ago they got up petition
for a mail route from Jackson to CAL
iforria, Pike county. We sent the Pc
tition to Hon. John 7. Wilson, our
member of Congress. On last Friday
we received the following answer from
him:
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Eggs OF Pure Bred Fancy POul-
trY for HatChing.

NM E have on hand the largest and best selee-
w tiOn OF Fancy Poultry to be found In the
country. Eggs carefully boxed and shipped to
any part OF the country, For circulars and
prices. Address ". p. BOYER g. Co.,
jan.30.- em POrkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
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SUNDAY amusements are still kept up
in ChillicOthe, as witness the following,
from the Gazette:
We learn that a stabbing aiTray occurred IN
YankeetOwn on Sunday night between two men
named Gallno and Hughes, In the course OF
which Hughes was severely wounded IN the
shoulder and side. We have not been able to
learn the particulars Of the affair, further tn an
above mentioned
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LORILLARD'S "EUREKA"


Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article of gram
ulated Virginia. '"
Wherever introduced it is universally ad.
mred
1t isput up In handsome muslin bags In
which orders ~ Mcerschaum Pipes arc daily
packed.
LORILLARD'S "YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being dcne-
otnzcd, II cannot injnre neTveless const iIntiOns
or people of sedentary habits. s
1t is produced from selections of the finest
stock, and prepared by patented and original
manner. ff
isSery aromatic, mild and light in weight
hence u will last much longer thar Oihers;
nor does II burn or sting the tongue or leave q
disagreeable nltcr-taste
--Orders for genuine. elegantly carved Mesr-
schaum Pipes, silver mounted. aud packed in
neat leather. pocket cases, arc placed in the
Yacht Club brand daily.
LORILLARD'S CENTURY 4
Chewing Tobacco. geH,. fNINNA
This brand of Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere. rr9.t -.fT
It's, without doubt, the best chew ing tobas-l
co in the country. - e-l..y-
L0RILLARD SNUFFS
Have been in general use In the United States
best wherever used. S& A%@
III your stor keeper does not have these ar
tlcles for sale, ask him to get them, s4t
They are sold by respectable jObbers almost
every where ,.e-~
Circulars mailed on application. lt,,, ...
r. LOriIlard n Co, New York.
Dee 1G--12w 80 S3 tYlN NS
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7tci! Seeonu stItch can be cut and still the clot,.
cannot be pulled apart without tearing IT, We"
pay Agents from S75 to $500 per month and ex
penses, or commission. fronlwhich twice tha
amount can b0 made. Address
SECOMB& COZ, sGA
Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass.i Orl.St.
Loais, Mo.
CAUTI0N--Beware of all Agents selling Ma
ch ines under the same name as ours, unless they
can show Certificate of Agency signed BY us.
We shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either selling or using
Machines under tn is name to the full extent oiS
the law. unless such Machines were obtained
from us by our Agents. Do not be imposed up
on by parties who copy our advertisements and
circulars and offer worthless Machines al a less
price. Feb 10-4W
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HvvsK,or RkrREsExrArrvns.

J
D. AAckLK--Dear Sir. sonIe weeks since
in compliance with a promise made at Clabtrees 8
last fail, and on the strength of letter received
from your Prosecuting Attorney. introduced
bill which has already passed the House, and is
now pending in the Senate, es tablishing the
identified route asked for. The y. NJ. General
has no power to establish post rontcs. Rut af-
ter the post route is established, then he may be
petitioned for mai service, and the establish
ment Of Offices, and the appointment of Post
masters, and for this reasonI return the petition
and diagram. Respectfully,
J. T. WILSON"
We bope our Senators, Sherman and
Thurplan, will give this matter their
attention, as the route is much needed.
1t is proposed TO establish Postofices at
Macombs, Weber's and Crabtree's.
We call the particular attention of
our Senators to this matter.
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WEDDlNG CARDS
Printed in COED style at the Standard once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26
THE COURTS.

SUPREME C0URT-CRCUr,- KINGS CoUsrTl
Before Judge PrdH.-Hermann BuSehing agt.
The Germdnid Fire Insurance CODipdny-PaintIf brings
suit to t74 being the amount OF loss alleged
have been sustained by him the 3lst OF December,
On the 9th of the preceding May he had effected on
insurance with defendants which he paid premium
Of s. 7 and after the fire notified the defendants OF
what had occurred but they refused TO the loss De
PENDANTS admitted having Issued the policy which, how
ever they had refused pay consequence OF the plain
tiff having delivered fraudulent statement OF his loss
Judge Gilbert charged the jury that they must nnd YER
dict for the plaintiff for the full amount OF his loss by IRE
but what might have been stolen and IN regard to
the amount OF loss that would have to be determined
from the evidence After short absence the jury found
verdict for plaintiff and assessed his damages at $50
Counsel for defendants moved for new trial
Before Judge PrdtLH1nndh Rome agt. The liverpool.
Net- York and Philadelphia, steamship Compdny-On
the goth OF October 1868, Miss Rowe sailed from Liver
pool NewYork In the steamship City OF London owned
by the defendants Plaintiff had three trunks, and
arriving In NewYork the ships officers told her that one
OF them needed repairing. and that they would getit
done and then have IL left at Pier No as North River,
where she could get IT, Plaintiff took two OF her trunks
away and in about week went TO Pier No As for the
other Being unable to find IT, she went TO the office
Of the Company. but was unable to obtain any news
respecting It, She accordingly commenced an action
against the Company for the recovery OF t25, and
although defendants claimed that the trunk had been
lost through the negligence Of tho plaintiff, the jury,
without leaving their seats, returned verdict IN her
favor for tho full amount claimed, with interest