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Transfers of Real Estate.

Charles Walden, administrator, to John
D. Jones-Lot 46 in Hoffman's Addi-
-...................S4OO
Charles Walden, admins traitor, to Mar
garet II. Lloyd-Lot A in Hoffman's
Addltlon .SooU
William Woods to Ancel Johnson-4Q
acres in Washington 5000
Charles Walden to Samuel White-l0
acres in Lick tp...........................$2 1925
Simeon R. Hall to Charles j. Nelson
acres in franklin tp....................Si25
A. w. Long to George Pugh-part of In
Lot 9 in Jackson. 5000
F. Z. Duduit to Lewis Jones-64 acres in
Bloomfield tp....,.......................$8 $3.50
Samuel White to Stephen Radcliff-lO
acres in Lick township. $500
|. t. Monahan to John Burt-20 acres in
- LICK
Margaret H. Lloyd to Thomas A. Jones
Lot A in Hoffman's Addition $3.50
Number of Mortgages recorded....... ...S
Amount secured,................ ,6l7
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Advertisements for insertion in the
STANDARD must be brought In on Tuesday
morning before nine o'clock. If
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Thanks to T. L. Hughes of Jefferson Fur
mace, for club of II subscribers.
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I
EflSGELLAN EOUS.
TO THE NERVOUs OF ROTH sExI

TO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH sexes.
The frequent requests of sufferers from Nerv-
Gus, Neuralgic and Weakened conditions of the
system, for the means which restored the un-
dersigned to health many years ago, has again
induced him to make known publicly, his in
tention to benefit others, and he will therefore,
on receiving a postpaid directed envelope send
free of charge copy of the treatise detailing
the discovery, uses, and prescription of the
herbal remedy employed,
Address, John NJ. DAGNALI., NJ. B.,
IL Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
How to Make Money r!
ERRORS OF YOTTTH,

Every nervous Young Man in the Union, will
receive, free, Recipe that will prove blessing
through life, by addressing, in confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Box SIP P. o. AZ Cedar St., N. Y.
The Howard Association, of philadelphia
has for many years enjoyed good reputation
for professional skill and honorable dealing,
We have reason to believe that 1t Is an institu-
ton of useful character, conducted by trust
worthy Managers.
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20. Grotesque
l. Define an abstract, verbal, and a
collective noun.
?. What is Gender2 What are the
three ways of distinguishing the mascu-
line and feminine genders
8. What is the difference between a
descriptive and defnitive adjective?
f. Give the plural of alumnus, axis,
nebula criterion, 6, focus. basis.
5. Give the principal parts of fly, drive,
rise, shake.
6. Define government, agreement, sem
tence, subject, predicate, parsing, anal
ysis.
7. He learned me to read-correct.
s. Where were you raised ?-correct.
o. What is a figure of speech?
TO- What are the divisions?
IL. with grave aspect he rose. aud on
his rising seemed
A pillar of state; deep on his front engraven,
Deliberation sat, and public care"
Parse words in italics.
GEOGRAPHY.
l. Define physical and political geogra-
ply.
2 Bound North America, give its area
and population, and name its chief coun-
tries.
3. Why were the original inhabitants
called Indians2
f. What reason can you give for there
no +,ooz ~, h.
5. What is remarkable about the coast
of South America?
6. OF what does tue entire continent of
Africa consist2
7. Bound Arabia on the west, and the
British Isles on the east,
8. Name the two principal rivers of
Australia.
9. Into what bodies of water do the
following rivers flow: Danube, Volga,
Colorado, Arkansas, Rio Grande, and
Nelson?
10. Locate the great Geyser Basin of
the United States.
ARITHMETIC.
l. What is quantity?
2 Find the prime factors of 1,11S.
3. How many degrees is one-half of
right angler
4. What part of rod is 2 feet and 9
inches7
5. is how many per cent greater than
4? 4, is how many per cent less than 81
6. A man owning 8 of ship, sold Z of
his share; what part of the ship did he
SELF
7. Principal 1886, amount $500, rate 10
per cent; find the time.
s. OF a number of marbles, A had J
plus 80, and B plus 35; how many had
each?
9. A is s times as old as D. and the diff
ference of their ages is "a years; how old
is each?
10. A man owes 5000 due in months;
ST he pays $500 now, when should he pay
the balance?
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ATQTICE-STRAYED Light-Bay Stall
IN lion MULE supposed to be years old, with
scar on the right hip, and had only shoes on
when taken up by me the 18th of June, 1873.
TARRAS MARTIN, jackson Furnace.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHN,
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July INV
CTRAX HOGS.

The undersigned has taken up II hogs, seven
small ones, aud four large shpats They are
mQsty white,
The owner is requested to prove property,
paw charges and take them away.
j. CRAIGHEAD.
July l7-3w
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There can be no question that advertising
pays. Just take the STANDARD and look at the
advertisements,gand then go along the streets
and see where the people are found trading.
Invariably in those stores which you will find
advertised. You have only to call at o. s. Mil
ler's to be more fully convinced of this.
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j. F. Towel, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson county
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on
terms the most favorable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wanted, $4,000 lbs. of wool, for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
sERRHRHRG4R d Saa,
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We spoke last week about test going
to be made with the Milton coal, at Or
ange Furnace. The test has been made,
and is satisfactory. On Monday the Com
pany was organized. The incorporators
are Alanson Robbins, A. A. Austin, ii. G..
Lasley, H. s. Willard. j. E. Ferree J.W.
Morely and L. W. French. Alanson
Robbins was elected President, j. E. Fer
rec Secretary, H. S. Willard Manager,
and L. W. French Storekeeper. The
name of the Company is The Milton Iron
and Coal Company, capital stock 100000
Tie Company will commence the eree-
sNtion of AZ furnace at once, at the coal
shaft, on the lands of Isaac Dempsey, a
short distance south east of the residence
of Mr. Bundy, al. point on the railroad
known as Milton Station.
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Literary Notices.

The chronological Journal for August is on
our table with an excellent variety of seasonal
BILE reading. The main topics discussed in a
lively, entertaining, and always instructive
style, appear t6 be i-[Fle late toseph Howe,
Lieut-Gov. of Nova Scotia Prophecy, Ancient
and Modern; DIR. Horace Wells and the Dis
covery of Anethesia; How to Use Phrenology
The late Oakes Ames, NJ. C.; Living to Work rs.
Working to Live; Power of Application Com
pulsory Attendance Study of the Natural Sol
enoej Turning FONTS in Lifey The Reason
Why Agricultural Hints; Progress in Virginia;
The Eagle Owl; Handsome Faces and Bad Dis
positions, ETC. This Publication deserves hum
dred thousand Subscribers. SO a year, with a
Chrome premium. Address s. R. Wells, 3S9
Broadway, new 4ork.
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Read Davis communication. He has
ch ronic attack.
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Ten years ago the STANDARD Office was
in ruins On the 18th day of July, 1853.
5 Morgan's rebel army destroyed, SO far as
they could, all the material in the office
Mr. Trip owned one-half of the Office,
and he considered it total loss, and
made Us present. of his interest Since
that time we have twice purchased new
type for the entire paper, first in 1868,
and again in 1870. We have purchased
four irst-class new presses, paper-cutter,
and O large amount of other new ma
terial. We do large amount of job work
in the latest and finest styles. The news
paper itself is in most prosperous con-
dition. We now print 25 quires. or 600
copies: more than we did on the day that
the Office was destroyed. Our success is
mainly owing to ten years of hard work.
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John Fowler, an old citizen of Berlin,
[ died last week.
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Read the following
TEN COMM.
I. We are the only merchants who have al
ways sold goods cheaper in jackson than any
other firm.
II. Thou shalt not have the slightest doubt
about the good qualities of our goods and the
low prices of the same; Tor we buy of first
hands, and pay the cash for all we bny.
III. Thou shalt not take and read this adver-
tisement in vain, for if thou wishest to have
bargains, call on us first and thou wilt be more
pleased than ever.
". Remember thy greenbacks and hard
stuff, and keep it for us to thine own benefit
for six days in every week thou workest hard
for it, thou, thy wife, and thy children, thy
horse, thy mule and thy OK; therefore we say
unto thee, keep it for u.s. come to us, buy of
us, and thou wilt save by doing so.
v. Honor thy father and mother, brother and
sister, and all thy friends, by sending them to
us to purchase all they need, thatthey may live
long on little money for plenty of goods.
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WEST.

The military telegraph from San Diego to
Prescott, Arizona, via Fort Yuma and Mar
copia Wells, has just been completed. The
section from Marcopia Wells southeasterly TO
Tucson will be completed Dec. 1st BY the
connection of this line with the Western
Union at San Diego it is brought into tele-
,,ranbic communication with the rest of the
world.
In the case of Henry Harst w. the In
danapolis and st. Louis railroad company,
for damages sustained by being thrown from
a box car while riding on the road, the
iurv rendered verdict for the plalntlH OF
eiobt Thousand dollars The case has excited
unusual interest, as the plaintiff was riding
ON pass and the question was involved
whether railroad companies are liable Tor DAM
ages sustained by persons travelling on passes
Dispatches from Victoria say the steamer
California arrived from Sitka, and conhmH
tbe news of the recent discovery of rich Sold
fields in Cassian county. She brought down
twelve miners and $15, 900 in dust. The eX'
citement is intense. One party took out Sl'
in eight hours rocking The parties wil'
came down on the, California intend returning
early in the spring. The miners wlnterlhs ol
Sticken have bought up all the PROVISIONS 81
that large supply will be required IN TIN
sprinp
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GENERAL.

Orders have been received to fit the mohi'
tor Roanoke for sea. She will be ready III
month.
"A Washington special says the navy do,
,or,mert has ordered recruiting offices opened
ibrouqhout the country and tho navy will be
rocruiIcd to the utmost capacity allowed by
law.
The postmaster general has issued all vi
der reducing the registration fee on uohie'.i'
letters and packages, from fifteen TO eish'
cents, commencing on the first oil January }
next.
arrangements have been entered INTO DO
tween the United States and Germany Tor th'
exchange of postal cards of the two countries
to 90 into effect on the frat OF Decempe'
1878 The arrangement is precisely the sam
as with the Canadian government
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or wear and tear, 1t is said the recent inves-
legations into the disposition of millions
earned annually by the company, showed
fraud corruption and mismanagement, and
the necessity for reorganization of the
concern.
Owing to the statement, contained in n
letter from Havana, that on the night OF the
7th inet.. when the news of the Vrginius
reached Santiago, the Spanish volunteers, in
fiendish exultation over their triumph, visited
the widows Of the Masons shot III 1868 and
brutally outraged the helpless women; that in
the struggle four were killed, seven have
since died. and several are in such danger
GUS condition that they connot possibly re-
cover, n petition is being signed, generally by
the masters of Masonic lodges and past grand
masters of lodges residing in New York, call
ing for an emergent session Of the grand
lodge of the state to take such action as may
be necessary. Similar action on the part OF
the Masonic fraternity is being taken in New
Jersey and Massachusetts,.
| Capt. Hanscomb, chief of the bureau OF
construction and repairs, has informed Secre
tary Robson that the Dictator, now at New
| London, could be got ready for sea in ter
days. The secretary will order her into com
mission at once The secretary told Tribune
correspondent that we want to secure peace
by being prepared for war; also that he be
lievod tho exgencies of the case warranted
the expedition that was being observed in fit
ting out the navy. The secretary has deemed
it expedient to visit several navy yards TO
the purpose of collecting material for YER
exhaustive report to accompany the president
annual message to congress. The Juniat
was somewhat delayed IN taking Oh her pow
'er, by the storm; she is now ON her way
iyiu the North Atlantic squadron.
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Unusual activity prevails in the Washing
ton navy wards, and in some departments over
time is being made a large force is at WORK
on the steamer Shumat, third class, two"guns'
belonging to the North Atlantic station, ana
the Tallapoosa, transport, paddle-wheel
steamer, is being rapidly repaired A large
force il engaged in the ordnance department
Evidence accumulates that Cuban matters
will reouire much correspondence and cause
quite delay. 1t is asserted in prominent
ouaters that no complication need be feared,
Az the administration gees it's way clear, and
while war will be averted the probability IL
that Cuba will be free. The navy department
is ordering officers to the Franklin, Colorado
BROOKLYN and Dictator, soon to sail for Cuban
waters
The secretary Of the interior has affirmed
the decision OF the commissioner OF the gem
eral land Office that no more than quarter
section can be entered by one individual mn
der the act OF March 3, 1878, to encourage the
growth of timber. The secretary also has AZ
6rmed the decision of Commissioner Drum
mond recurring parties to pay fee of ten
dollars for an additional entry under the SOL
ders homestead act of March g. 1873, and re-
ouiring the parties making such additional en-
try to appear in person at the local othce ana
make the necessary ~ plication and ath-
davit.
Washington CITY bidders carried of the
mn iority of the contracts for furnishing the
national cemeteries with marble ana Sl"l''o
tombstoues. The secretary OF war ho"oNo''
,ovo ono large contract to one OF his toWhs-
mon of KeoImk, Iowa. There has been very
active competition for this work. as the a8Bro-
oote snn of money is large, not less '""i'
oiglt hundred thousand dollars and the quar-
ry,oen are generally idle and want the job
The prices will range from two dolIHrs ana
forty-two cents up to three dollars ana ninety
five cents. While the award has been pehu'
inc the competitors have been 80 anxious tl
display their specimens that the vicinity ot th'
treasury building has suggested the IDEA tha'
No business il followed in Washington bu
) burying the dead
, "A letter from J. G. Harris, one OF the Nlr
! riuius victims has boen received, dated Kings
: TON Jamaica, Oct %. Aftor stating TIL" expo
y diton would leave the night of that day h
: said the prospects for success were Booo' "''
+ probably before the letter reached ITS destl''S
Q tion there would be fighting in Cuba Mucl
l. he adds, depends upon the succ ss oi tliis o'
d ncdition and combinations abroad, we laf
only three hundred men from This port, but
t, will be Joined by two other parties ana /"
e confident of success The writer 'ayH u
10 bost was in debt that much money had TO
" colIected and Gen Verona collected it. II
ID writer Of tho letter is Maj. j. G. Harris,
of Louisa county, Va. He had spent sever
m wears ON the western plains and in the MIMI
al regions of the Pacific slope, aud was e'
of actrated by a restless spirit of adventure
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
SOUTH.

Little Rock reports 10000 fire, corner
of Cumberland and Markham streets.
The cotton burned Oh the barge Belle Of
Alton at Vicksburg, was insured for $25,O00
New Orleans reports the burning of A. W.
walters residence below the city. Loss $780,
900.
-Longstreet offers the services Of twenty
FIVE thousand men to the government, should
necessity arise therefor.
The Mobile and Texas railroad elevator at
New Orleans, with several small buildings, was
burned last week. Loss, $40, 900.
The wages of the employees on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad will be reduced
twenty per cent 1t is thought there will be
strike in consequence.
Vincent Colyer has gone to Montgomery
Ala, and cambridge, Ga, to inquire into the
rayages Of the yellow fever and the destitut-
tion attending that scourge.
THE trustees of the Cincinnati Southern
road have advertised for proposals to eXcavate
81 tunnel four Thousand feet long, through
Kings mountain, Lincoln county, Ky, by the
Burnside military route. The Newport ana
Cincinnati railroad company have offered the
trustees the use OF their bridge across the
Ohio, and the proposition is under considers
tion.
Peter Burgett, a wealthy planter, residing
on Cat island, 25 miles below Memphis, while
riding home in company with Major W. e.
Godshaw, was shot by an assassin concealed
in the cane and instantly killed Maj God
shaw was dangerously wounded, the weapon
used being shot gun loaded with buckshot'
Certain parties are suspected but as yet there
have been no arrests.
1t is reported that Gen. LongS'reot mas
for wear past been organizing pioneer OK
nediton in New Orleans for al advance upon
Cuba at the moment the government would
be embroiled, which he has all along antlcl-
pated. This expedition enrolls ten Thousand
men. The shortest time ever made steamlhe
from New Orleans to Havana IL forty-three
hours. The average time is from sixty lo
eighty hours. Havana, he says, can be starved
out. Eight dollars head is the duty upol
the importation of Texas cattle to the Island
and one hundred and ten dollars per head 10
horses, for which the entire cavalry reliance
of the island is dependent upon the Unlte'
States.
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THE SPANISH ADJUTANT.
BY WILLIAM o. sToppAnp.


nsinco yesterday morning, how does 1t run|
hayeit There Shoot him, Forty-one,
Only boy, and sailor, too.
Dead? Well, sergeant, hurry 1t through.
"Count? of course. But what's the need,
when every soul of the fools must bleed?
Forty-two! Are there any more
/ was half afraid they would stop at -four.
"Forty-three. How his head went down
Another sailor from heel to crown
English, too, from his build ana iAce--
Glad to see one of em find his place,
"That ones irish No, we Won't care
For any more dancing at Dennybro0k falr.
Forty.four, They're the worst Of meni
But hen never trouble Spain again,
"Iong, lank, stoady-as I'm alive.
He's Yankee colonel! Well, torty-hVe,
Northern aud Southern, who cares now
Where he came to his end or how?
"Enrty-six. That fellows afraid,
Ma you notice the gasp at his heart he maueE
A rirturep Ali And the ball went thrnuRh
The very face Of it-spoi!cd 1t, TOO
"Forty.seven I'm sure that's rghl;
Wait till get my cigar allRhl;
This will be news that will scare away
These blockade runners for manya Day
uC,hon or Freuchman! Good! Forty-eight
nm. lo thc left there Lay them straight, ,
TLcy would give our spanish drlil emau .hanNs M,
mt at least we've taught them 10 keep 'n''l i"iA
un,o mara srrpeant? Forty-nine,
90 ti,nn . now for bottle of wine,
S,1 van drink to the traitors who Cross tue nc
~ mere Snain il ready to set them tree.
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Peter s Pence.

r. ID we'll known that of late years
uis Holiness Pope Plus has been very
largely supported by the contributions
or "the faithful" throughout the
world, which have been collected under
the ancient and historic name oI ~
peter's Pence. The Unita Cattollca
oiyes the following statistics OF the an
nual receipts, which, we believe, nave
never before been published together
Tn 1861 the Pence" amounted TO
II 1s4, 900 francs in 1862 to 9,4o2'ooo
in 1863 to 7,947,000; in lS64 to b, ,o32'-
600 in 1865 to 6,A5, 900; in 1866 TO
! s $685. 900; in 1867 to l1,3l2,ooo; IN
1863 TO II 100000 thus giving total
Of II l,16l 900 francs in eight years.
The exact sums collected in the last
four or five years are not given,
hut the same authority states that they
are greatly in excess of previous years
and reckons that the total OF " Peter
Pence" collected up to the present tim
cannot fall much short of 400, ,OoO,oo
francs. The great falling Oft IN tn
years 1863 6G is accounted for by I'll
same authority and by Catholic opinlo
: on the ground that, after all, the ten
, poral possessions of His Holiness wei
a safe, and that consequently he had lei
o urgent need of external subsidies.
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the same plan it began several years
back, and next substitute a silver dime
for the present paper ten-cent note.
Then. when the amount of silver bull
lion will warrant, gradually withdraw
the twenty-five cent notes and put out
the silver "quarter." In proper time
the "half," and lastly the silver dollar
~ Y, Tribune.