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Notice.

cAMUEL SAYLOR and Caroline @. say1or lbs
y wife, of the State of Kansas, viii take notice
that Hibbs, Richardson Co., unincorporated,
&C., of the County of Sciotoi in the State of Ohio,
did, on the Sth day of June 4. D., 1870, file their
petition in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for said County of Jackson, against thesaid
Samuel Saylor and Caroline G. Saylor, G, A. M.
Damarin d Co., Of said County OF Scioto, and
Horace l.. Chapman and others, partners under
the firm name and style of Chapman, Glare A.
Co., OF Jackson County, Ohio, setting forth, that
on the 4th day Of March, 1870, the said Samuel
SaylOT and Caroline q. SayloT, gave mortgage
on the following described real estate, with the
appurtenances and all the rents, issues and prof
its thereof, the same being situated in the Coun-
ty of jackson and State Of Ohio, and described
as follows, to-Wit:
part OF In-Lot No. ll6 In the town Of Jack
son, commencing at the corner Of said In-Lot
where the Street or alley between said In-Lot
and the Public Square opposite the Jail, inter-
sects Portsmouth Street thence along Ports
mouth Street, one-half of the depth of said Lot,
excepting eight feet thence at right-angles with
Portsmouth Street thirty-tWo feet thence on q
line parallel with Portsmouth Street to said lane
or alley; thence along said lane or alley to the
place of beginning,-to secure the payment OF
S5S5 53, according to two certain promissorf
notes referred to in said mortgage; setting forth
also, the execution of prior mortgage on said
premises, TO G. A. NJ. Damartn d Co., and that
the defendants, Chapman, Clare & Co., claim an
interest iii said premises, that there is due and
wholly unpaid on the pTomissory note first de-
scribed in said petition s2!2 81, with interest
from June 4, 1870, and that there will become
due and payable to the plaintiffs on the other
note referred to in said mortgage to plaintiha
on the eth day of July, 1870, the sum of S292 %,
and praying for judgment against Samuel Say.
lor for the amount of said prOmissory note first
described in said petition; for finding by the
Court of the amount that may be due on said
promissory note secondly set forth in said Pc
tition for finding by the Court Of the amounts
of liens and claims Of parties, on said premiseG
and their order as to priority; for an order for
the sale of said premises to discharge said henay
and to satisfy said judgment; for the appoint
ment of Receiver TO take charge of said Mort
gage premises, and TO collect rents therefrom foR
the benefit of said mortgage holders and f0R
other proper relief.
And the said Samuel Saylor and Caroline q.
Sayler are notified that they are required to ap-
pear and answer said petition, on or before the
Sd Saturday after the 18th day of July, 1870.
HIBBS, RICHARDSON q co,
By w. K. HASTINGS, their Atty.
L
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THE people of Jackson will be glad to hear that
the time for the delivery of DR.. Kittos History
of the Bible is close at hand, and they have but
little longer to wait. Mr.. Lyon informs us that
our citizens may expect to see him within three
or four weeks. We met him in Athens, at the
commencement, and learned that some 25 OF the
students had engaged to Set asagents during the
coming vacation. The faculty have all taken
the work, and recommend 1t in the highest de-
gree. Each citizen of Jackson and vicinity who
has ordered a copy, can rest assured that for
once they have expended their money Judici.
ously. Mr.. VIM. r. Price will also deliver his
orders not far from the same time. +"
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Notice in Partition,

Francis Seel, of the county of Jackson Ohio
and Henry Seel of the State of Missouri will tako
notice that petition was filed against them on
the 9th day of June, A. d. 1870, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, with and for the county of jack
son, Ohio, by Peter Seel jr., aud William Seel
and Is now pending, wherein said Peter Seel and
William Seel demand partition of the following
real estate lying and being in the county of jack
son and State of Ohio, tOwit: The North East
quarter ofthe South West quarter, the West half
OF the south East quarter and the West half
fthe South East of the South East quarter,
of Section No. thilty-fVe, Township No. five, OF
Range No. Eighteen, excepting q piece hereto
fore decided to Hannah Hopkins, and being in
the s. f. corner of the West half ofthe S. E. quar-
ter ofSaid Section No. 35, commencing for bounds
ary at the S. =. corner of said West half quarter,
thence in a Northerly direction along the road
leading from Washington Furnace, parallel with
said road chains, thence in q Westerly direction
five chains, thence in q Southerly direction on
parallel line with said road chains to tho
section line, thence east on said line to the place
of beginning.
Also excepting one acre decided TO Peter Seel
jr., being part of the West half ofthe S. L. quar-
ter of the South East quarter of said section and
situate on the Lawrence county line in the S. Z,
corner of said W. Il y, f.. quarter of the said
South East quarter, where the house now stands
occupied by Peter Seel jr,, which decd is record
ed in the record OF deeds'of said county of jack
son, Book "X," page 603. Also excepting that
part ofthe North half of the said West halfqu
ter, known as the family homestead of Peter
Seel Sr., and being square acre on the public
road on the East line of said North half of the
said West half quarter, and situated halfway bes
tween the n f. and S. e. corners of the N a OF
said half quarter.
Also excepting one square acre decided by Peter
Seel sr. and wife TO Francis Seel, and being q
part of said North half Of said West half quarter
of Section 35, Township No. 5, Range No. Is
and including the house where Francis Seel now
resides, on the West side of the road leading from
Galia and Washington Switch on the railroad
to Washington Furnace
And that at the next term Of said court, the
said Peter Seel jr., and William Seel will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said
premises.
Dated this 30th day OF June 1870.
PETER SEEL JR, and WILLIAM SEEIh
Pet'rs,
Inn1es Trim. Atty for netltioners lRMl
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GEO. P. RowELL & Co. are the New York Ad-
vertising Agents for this paper, and complete
files of 1t can be examined at their Office by aAy
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to a more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. W
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THE question which we published last week
had a mistake In It, The following is the way
1t should read:
What two numbers are those that their half
sum, their difference, and their product, are the
SaIne7
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LIST OF LETTERS

At jackson Post 00ice, July !, 1870.
Della Athey. Samuel Bowers, Mr.. Oyer tJhoe-
makerl, John Davies, Carson Davis, Margaret
b. q: Gibbons, Gracy Green, Sallie Hale, Thomas
A. Hunnell, John Hughes, c. A. Hawes Mary
Z. Jones, Mrs, James widow, Henry James
Annie johnson, Mrs. Anna Kincaid, Jane
Leach 8, Anna Lord, Clara Russell, David Rus
sell, Miss Lilly Stewart, j. w. Secoy, Rev. Jane!
Seward, Jacob Steece, Emma Willmore DaviC
Wollam, John L. Williams.
lone MATHEWS, P. NJ.
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MARRIED..

At the Gibson House in Jackson, June 2Sth
by Rev. I. b. Bradrick, Mr.. ]. D. CALLAGHAN
and Miss FANNIE e. LAcBEY.
On the 3Oth June, 1870, by D. W. Winfough, j
p, at his office in Jackson Mr.. George w. Mont
gomery and Miss Annie L. Thorpe.
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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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WE have had the Atlantic Monthly for July,
for over week. 1t is the best number we have
read for long time. 1t is improved in several
particulars. The edges of the leaves are cut.
And then the name of the author is signed TO
each article. This is a vast Improvement.
The following is the table OF contents:
"The Alarm Bell of Atri, by H.W .Longfellow;
A Shadow, by 4. w. Higginson A Nomans
Pulpit, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelpsi Drives from
a French Farm, by Philip Gilbert HammGrton
and his Friend, by Bayard Taylor; An EX-
Southerner In South Carolina, by N. S Smaller;
oldtown Fireside Stories, H.; The Widow
Bandbox, by Harriet Beecher Stowe; Criminal
Law at Home and Abroad, by Francis Wharton;
The Shipping of the United States by f. IL.
Derby; The Tour OF Europe for SlSl in Currency,
by Ralph Keeler; The swallow, a Poem, by
Celia Thaxter; A Days Pleasure, by W. ID. How
ellis; Reviews and Literary Notices.
Tue July number of that excellentwork, Good
Health, has been received.
"CoNTENTs.-Health and Occupation; Chi
nese Method of Breeding and Fattenng Fish
The Circulation of the Blood, by Robert Whlte,
Jr, NJ D.; Sounds of the Heart; Contractions Of
the Heart and Pulse, Effects of Disease on the
Action of the Heart, Effects of Exercise Effects
of Mental Emotion, Exciting Causes OF Diseases
to be avoided, General Indications OF the Pulse
On Poison, by +. S. Bart, NJ. Al Near Sighted
ness, by Henry Hurd Presence oil MIMI On
Assimilation x Reply to Prof HoIsford by Dr.
Carl Both YTea and Coffee; Brick Tea Exhalls-
ted Tea Leaves Composition of Pure Dry Tea
Coffee Microscopic Appearance OF PuIe CoIIee
ChicorY, and Dandelion; Vegetables Better thal
Nothing; Snake Bites and their Antldotes
swimming; Treatment of the Apparently
Drowned Instinct and Reason.
s''SHoRT ARTICLEs.-Antiquityo of the Chigon
Preparation of Potatoes; Horse-Flesh; How tC
Cook Tough Poultry; How to Cook Vegetables
Consumption The Preservation of Milk Sir j
Y. Simpson; The First Subject of Anmsthesia
Left Handedness; Ventilation; A Pig unde
Chloroform; DR.. Duncan; Kindness, etc., etc.
Published by Alex. Moore, Boston, at 81 90 PEI
year.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

j. F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
ferS to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county ssuperior stock Of Dry Goods s. Notions,
on terms the most favorable. Iyl
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
MT, ., 4
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
FURNISHED BY CHAs. RHODES, COUNTY RECORDER.
Revenue Stamps AltcGyS on Hand.

Osman:W. Church and wife to Amanda ]. Bierly
200 acres in Liberty ,20S
Mary Karr ct al. to Joseph PedeA-quit claim to
. acresin Bloomfield $3.50
e. B. Greene and wife to Robert Karr-quit claim
to 20 acres in Bloomfield tp.................s30
Joseph Deity and wife to Abraham Deem-l6O
acres in Jackson 200
Abraham Deem and wife to Joseph Detty-40
acres and SO of 100 acres in Jackson tp..$2, 500
John c. Pettiford and wife to William Ryan
part of Lot GO in Jackson.
James Crabtree and wife to Alex. Crabtree-30
acres in Scioto
Evan D. Thomas and wife TO John j. Alban-5
acres in Madison
John ]. Alban and wife TO Evan d. Thomas-5
acres in Madison
David r, Thomas and wife to Charles S. Mcclure
Il acre in Bloomfield tp............-"...
James Wilson and wife to Hughey G. Smith,
acre in Madison
Elizabeth Jones ct al. 10 James Fl. Smiths of
an acre in Madison tp....,............
Eliza Long to Isaac j. White-a2 acres in Lib
erty
Robert w. Jones and wife to Evan T, Edwards
part of Lot II in Portland.
Amherst Bingham to David j. Edwards-2O acres
in Madison
Jane L. Woodson to Benjamin F. Woodson-S
acres in Milton Observation-Disclosures. 1877
Numser of mortgages recorded, 4. Amount
secured, S2,l96.
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Attachment Notice.

Hannah Hickman, Pl'f.l Before Jos. Rowl9Tnd'
against J.P, ofJackson Tp.,
Joseph A. Meeker, Deft.J Jackson County, Q.
The said justice issued an order OF attachment
In the above case, on the Sd day of June, A. D.,
1870, for the sum of thirteen dollars and forty
cents. Said cause stands continued until Aug
Q, 1870, at 2 o'clock, P. N.
July 7,70-3w HANNAH HICKMAN.
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StraYad,

Taken up by the subscriber, who resides near
the Buckeye School House, in Soioto. tp, enc
dark brown mare, with star in the forehead ;
both hind legs white below the kneeSj q Little
white on one fore foot; fourteen hEnds hiah Qpd
supposed 10 be four yoGT old. -
SiAA ~ ISe0-ST TEA Afosi
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A DMINIsTRAToRS
Sale of Real Estate.


In pursuance Of an order granted BY the Pre-.
bate Court of jackson county, Ohio. IWill chR
for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, July 23d, A. D. 1870,
At one O'Clock. P NJ. at the door Of the Court
House in said county, the following described
real estate, situate in the county of jackson.
and State Of Ohio, to-wit The east-half Of one
hundred and four acres off Of the north-end q
the southeast quarter, of ction number thres
(3) in township number nine (9), of range NUM-.
Der seventeen (17) excepting about one and
three-fourths acres lying west of the jackson
and Albany State road, in which tract dover has
been assigned as follows, beginning elghteeu
rods (lS) southwest fTOm the center Of the
public road opposite 10 the late residence Of
Isaac NJ. Long deceased lin the said road
thence running south TO the south boundary
line thence east on said boundary to the south
east corner Of the tract standing on the sect loA
line), thence north on said section line TO the
center of the public road, thence along sdd
road southwest 10 the beginning place, sup
posed to contain twelve acres. Apprallea sub
ject to dover at sS04.OO. .L.,
Terms of tale,-X cash Ia handy II Itx
months, and the residue in one year from the
day o fsle, deferred payments TO bear interest,"
and TO be secured by mortgage on the prenllSsa
w. Z. HASTINGS,
Administrator Of Isaac NJ. Long dS0ased-
Juna o. 1S7D--tds
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Buckinghams Dye for the whiskers-price 80
cts. Manufactured by r. p Hall & Co., Nashua,
NH. 1850 "
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a GENTS wANTED-(slO PER DAY)-by the
II AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO. jul7-Sm
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Agent for this place, at Fulton Furnace store
Corner Of Main and Church stS, Jackson.
June l6;'70-4w
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Thursday, September Is. 1870.
The polls 10 be operei at l. ocigck Al. and close
at $ o'clock p. NJ , f,Il"ss:
In Carson City ut tie sheriff, Office.
In Empire, at tie Pet or -.
In brunswick Midi PreciucI ii NerTimac NAL
The following Boards # l., ton we're chO en-:
In Carson: Jacob she,rr and II. ). .hllips
Judges; John L. ,hene, lnslecior; T. D. Todd
Geek.
In Empire: Jas Morris ami Henry L. Deich-
III ~ Judges fIsd StajIn.uller, las, ecto.; Dean
Lyman, Clerk.
Brunswick Precinct: George Ferry and s. p
Stem, Judges; john McGil lu-p, ctor; oscar
Cromwell, clerk.
iEsoLvED That voter at the TepuhL can Union
Primary Election hail p,ssess e follow Ing qnai
fcatiois. lie hall, at the l me Of holding said
pr mary election lie "A duly qualified eiectcr; and
his name shall APPEAR up n the st published
registration lists OF Urmshy Count? and OF tho
precinct i'll which he ters to yoIe; OF, he shall
be registered prior TO tins 2 ina, election and
he shall have voted. at the Presidential election
in 1865 Tor the Grant and G. lax electors,
would have done Had ii been possible for him
to vote , and lie sal pledge Ia nIseif to support
the nominees of the Republican uni II Party at
the General Election in November A b. 1870.
RESOLVED, That the voters ut The primary cleo
tion of the Republican Union parry OF Ormsby
County be requires to indicate their reference
fr candidate FIR the various County cffic-s to bs
filled at the coming general erection: also their
choice for d ST. let judge and that the Delegates
to the County and district Conventions be bound
by the instructions indie tied
REsoLvLD, That the Delegates to the State Con-
ventiOn be selected by dit. oi vote AT he primary
election; ana that the delcgti IL elected, shall
act delegates to the nveItion for the Lomina-
tion of a District Judge.
REsoLvAD. That tie c, unity Central Committee
shall have the power fill any v.cancies upon the
County ticket which may occur Dy reason vi death
OF other cause.
HENRY K. MIGHELS,
GEO. GRIsoN, Chain man.
Seci etary.
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Steamer on Lake Tahoe.

THE STEAMER tMEE.Lp. Ill
having i-en Thoroughly fl ted L- - ~
u, d repaired rx,re--i, " the accnIlr.. ii IA OF
passengers will maj e Culsr tips IS FLOWS.
Lave TAHOE CITY FIR the GIE>B oOK
ii ,U>E every SU>D Y, TUESDAY. THU sSDal
and SAT UR"AY at A. ant > =. II. Re-
turning leave the Glenbrook House n, IL A. VI.
ant l r. VI.
N ,ndav- WEDNESDAYS ,rd = itlavs The steamer
can b. churerri by excursion p,rtie-.
For further inf I'm ,tion apply to Captain Mackin
on botrd.
Tahoe City, August q, 1870. au2l I'm
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Saturday. September u, 1870,

At II O'Clock VI to nominate Cn- state Senator;
three As>emb.t n-n: uhe sh-II "ne I easur-
er Il, cvrdrr ne County crh: As
>es>ur: DI>r.ut At ONE, three county
Commissioners; PIbiIc \, iIIHI-tfs tor:
County super uteud-ut If iubtjc Il -. Il ton
one County surveyor ; Iic Justice 81 the Peace
and one Constable lot Carson IL" Ir>hir; one jus
tee IF the Pe.ce and C-.IIStti L. Empire
township: anu i County Cent "A 'LImit,ee Of
five ~
RES, LIVED, That the apporti uf Delegates
to the said County Convention a. flows:
Carson
Umpire
brunswick
RESOLVE. That the Dee -atv- to the Eepubli-
can Union STATE ConN 10 te held Exc On
Wednesday september Il, $50 be "ppOinteL as
follows:
From Carson
- Empire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
DILlis Il h
RESOLVED, That thu primary elections in tue
\ l...J l.
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At meeting Of the Union Republican State
Central Committee, he Il at Virginia CITY June %,
1870, it WAS resolved tn u state Convention Of
the National Union Republican Party be held at
ELK ;.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1870,
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Public No. ST.


state Of Nebraska.
Ee it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentative, If the United States Of America IN
congress assembled, I at the Burlin. ton aud
vi ST s;rpi River kailioad Company, or its a.
signs in the state IF N-bra-ks, may far change
the loo .tiun Of that rtion "f its line that lies
west III The riry # Lincoln III sal State. a shown
~ the mp th-re.f NV on ii e in the General
Land Once Of the United STATES, 80 as to secure
better and mre practicable route, ant to con-
ne, wi "a The Union Pacific Eai,ro,d ut OF near
the Fori arnes eser alton, said new line TO be
l. cared within the limits II the land grant maize
by the UuIt. d States T.. aid in the construction
/. ruvi led. however. that sad line slsli not he
/ siei farther s1.uth tia the = lthern bonnda
ry line If tnwn-hp number seven. in said State.
md sail change shall net impair the rights To,
nnr change the location IL the said land grant.
and the aid c'mpsny or its assigns. shall receive
n" different other or gr afer quantity OF land
than il this act had not paced, and ma change
~ been made il the L~aea line Of said railroad.
Approved, Aay =. lS7o. @ -
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Wheeler NJ ming Com pany Loo =.
tinn If WHks: Pine GI..ve Is ..er.lI CIurty
Not c. is hereby ven, That At nee i & 81 IN
Trustees 81 said Company. held n ih- 18th f
Angus, 1870, .sse.snent Il fifty (50J cents per
share WIS levied upon the capital stock OF s'id
Company, payable in. mediate v. in Lnit.d st'te.
III CON To the Secretary. at the .ifice It the
cuI,,psry. Pier l. stewart street, IAN Fr ''sco-
ANY sr,ck upon which said assessment shall re
main unpaii IN the 30 # >-p'e;nb r. $50, s,sl'
lie d.-ened delinquent and vii be Only advertised
for sale at puLiic anrfion and unIcs. payment shall
he m ,ie before viii be scld On THUESnAY, IN.
9th DIV Of Oct Der 1870, to ply the said delin
1uent assessment. together with Gusts II adverti
si',g and exp-ns = at the sale.
C6.s: Pier l. Stewart -treet San Francisco,
Cal. EDw'D 2. BkNT.
au29.td secretary.
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v A n. BALL.
Chairman Nevada State Central Comm4ttee Ma
tigna ULion Republican r'y.
c. {. BATTERM.N, Secretary.
June - $50. III
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Tuesday, October 4th, 1870.

81 1t wa. resolved That the Urinary eletfi m
in he several e. incts for Delegates to the County
Convention. lie held on