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The Republicans in the United States
Senate hare unanimously agreed to re-
tain Carpenter as. President pro TEN. 1t
will be remembered that Carpenter in
- speech defended the salary! steal and
the New York Tribune charged that he
had been-g -guihy, of scaritlalous conduct at
Long Branch, with a'woman. and dared
( him to sue for libel, and itiwould prove
the charge, lis it any wonder the Repub-
elican party is going to the 'devil?. ,.F .et
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During adebate upon the Cuban ques-
ton last Friday, in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes, some noble truths were ut
tered. Among others this:
Mr.. HAWLEY, of Ct (R.), said that
he had listened with an indignant start
to the remarks of the gentleman from
New York (Cox y who had dared to tell
the House that it was pusllanimous, and
had not energy enough to kill mouse,
and that the flag of the country had been
draggled in the dust He had no admir-
ation for that sort Of bravery wish to
add an emphatic cotnmendation of the
President and Secretary of State for the
calm self-respect, good sense, and, may
venture to say Christian temper and
Christian statesmanship. unpopular as
that expression has become, which they
have exhibited in this matter 1t would
have been easy to have plunged the
country headlong into war, unprepared
as we were, but even if we had had the
grandest navy in the world, | should
have demanded of the administration
the same reticence and self respect which
it has shown. : Nothing Gen. Grant ever.
did from the time he left Galena until he
had passed through the Wilderness and
came into the White House. does him
moro honor than the patient frmness
with which he has faced the Spanish
difficulty and settled it to the satisfaction
ofall .l.e4 se ''ll' i.
And also this: b.. s...a.,sias
Mr. Beck took occasion to eulogize the
administration for its course in reference
to Cuban affairs He said that if there
was anything which the President had
managed well it, was the negotiations
with SPAIN. The President might have
plunged the country into difficulties, and
perhaps, have aggrandized himself at the
expense, of the country; but the course
which he mad pursued had been extremely
moderate and w.se. la
ilzs 49, ~ ~ So -f-al -. -le-
= .7AS .%.s.
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LEGAL.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
william Eden On First Order of Sale.
District Court.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an rider of sale issued out of said Court on the
27th day of October, A. ID. 1873, and to me d.
rected as Sheriff and Special Master Comnls-
sioner in said cause, will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House in Jackson, in said
county, on
Wednesday, December cath, 1873,
at one O'Clock D. IN. OF said day, the following
described real estate situated in the County OF
jackson and State OF Ohio to-wit In-LotS 5S,
"a, 30, 81, 5S, SO and 60, OF D. Hotfmans Sd Addi-
lion the town of Jackson, jackson County,
Ohio, apprais d as follows to.wit:
In-Lot Number 50, appraised at 500.
a. 54, appraised at SiOO.
55 appraised ut 81 ZOO.
" 81, appraised at s, 600.
a." " SIS, appraised al 81 600.
{" 50, appraised at $500.
% :" 90, appraised at S2,zUO.
Terms of sale CASH ON day of sale.
To be sold as the properly of John NJ. Martin
It al. to satisfy Judgment and decree in fav or
OF William Eld@n. -
Given under my hand this 18th day OF NO
uemDer, A. ID. 1873.
r. w. HUBBARD,
Shift anu Special Master Com.
CHAJBEN Il LAIRD, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Nov. ~, '73-5W
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j We are glad to see that in the appoint
ment of Congressional Committees, our
Congressman, Mr.. Bundy has been com
plimented with the Chairmanship of the
committee on Mileage He is also q
member Of the committee on Public
Lands Mr. Bundy is an able man, and
upon questions disconnected with politics.
will, we hope make useful representa-
tive He has already introduced bill
providing for relief to the sufferers in the
Morgan Raid
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Will the DemocFatic editors wbo

VII the Democratic editors who have
expressed such great delight over the
conviction of their late Boss, Tweed,
who now occupies a cell in the Peniten-
tiary on Blackwelrs Island, inform their
readers why it was they reviled the New
York Times for its exposure of Tweeds
eorruptions? The Democratic presswith
one acclaim pronounced the revelations
of the Times concerning the robberies of
Z the Great Piunderer and his horde of
Thieves as false and Infamous, and the
outgrowth of partizan malice Their
virtue comes late. .-----4the'as Messenger,
And while they areaaboutit had they
not better also tell why they elected
Tweed to-the State Senate of New York,
by ten thousand majority after everybody
admitted that he was thief. ..fr...t
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Here is the most cheering and eneour-

Here is the most cheering and encour-
aging item of news we have seen for a
long time. It is contained in dispatch
from Washington City. in the Cincinnati
Gazette of Tuesday:
WHERE THE SAVING CAN BE MADE.
..QEeE~one million will easay be saved
in the salary account of Congress- 1t is
expected by many Republicans that if
the salary bill passes the President viii
at once ecver his increase from the date
or the law passing into the Treasury
The estimates of rivers and harbors are
ten millions in excess of the aPprOpria-
tion OF last year. and this can be saved
Let Grant do that. and we will hoist
his name for the third term.
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.Thelfollowing appeared in the Cincin

-, sIheifoliowing appeared in the Cincin-
, n7nati Gazette on Monday ha
- DIED, ,I-ISHAM-At snWalnut Hills,
Dec: lS. 1873, Mary A-iIsham, wife OF
Capman Isham. .-s...
Funeral from the family residence on
Mulberry street, Walnut Hills Dee l5th,
at | J o'clock p. M Friends are invited
ali7s : !, fsotE1- IS - .is-i1.- '-"
- s Mrs. Isham was born and raised in
IS. Jackson She was a daughter of Abso-
. ''4lon1 Faulkner, one of the early residents
OF this place and a mapwho held several
~ important Offices atsan early day. in the
a history of the county.
'zi1a Mrs: Isham was Ra1f sister of Mrs.
sMessenger,; of Jackson. She was an ex-
cellent, worthywoman.
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It is evident that if the fools are

1t is evident that if the fools are all
IS !, dead in other places, there are still some
ss7s leftin Cincinnati. On Monday the men
- out Unemployment were to have a parade
IN that city. The were to call on the
81 Mayor for employment at 81 80 per day
lsss.,and only eight hours per day at that
: $ Why not demand two dollars per day and
- roast beef? f'- -t
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There was terrible murder in St.
Louis last week, A German named
Richard Boetticher, aged 35, was about
to'-be married to a wealthy girl aged Is,
when the girl $ brother, Ben F. Cronen-
bold, shot and killed Boetticher. r OF
course the murderer WAS insane -
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Mrs Ann c. Ttlton, the jackson muir
deress. formerly lived in Hartman, some
twenty to twenty-five years ago, and
kept the Exchange Hotel there, now
the Putnam House. At that time, old
citizens inform us, she did not bear the
reputation of an angel Marietta Reg
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A. Wick, Treasurer of Clarke
county. has been found guilty of embez-
ziingthe public money, to the amount
Of -$SQ,3Q0. He was sentenced to- the
Peniten tiafy for one year, and fined
double the amount of the embezzlement
or S6o,600. He is a Republican.
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More than a week ago the House of
Representatives, by very large majority,
passed a bill granting. universal amnesty
to all rebels. 1t. will pass the Senate,
and be signed by the President, and then
we shall soon. see. jeff Davis, as well'as
A. II. Stephens, in Congress
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. Gen. w. H. Enochs' of Ironton, State
Agent in Washington City to look after
the Morgan raid claims, has sent us a
copy ofthe bill introduced in the House
by Mr. Bundy, to make an appropriation
to pay those claims. The bill is not
lengthy, but we hardly have room for its
publication at this time.
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Last week the Portsmouth Times pub
lished. the names of some of its delin-
quent subscribers. As we said some
time ago, we, do not think this is right.
How would it look to publish the names
of men who are too dishonest to pay
other kinds of debts?
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The constitutional Convention is hard
tat work at Cincinnati. Several days were
taken up with proposition to disfran-
chise any mar who is in favor of railroads.
1t seems to be held by majority of the
man who may hereafter hold an office. is
a scoundrel. who can be purchased with
a railroad pass, worth perhaps ten dol
lars Perhaps they judge all other men
by their own standard of honesty. p.
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respectfully

Don't do it Siss. We will send you the
paper, and we hope you will read it care
fully, and profit by it; but never try poe
try again. We can get all the poetry we
need, without giving you the trouble. to-
write it. Here are some little pieces
nearly as good as yours. The first two
are by John. G. Whittier: '
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The last number of the Fayette County
Herald contained the following - =
5 Col Woman. F. L. Nitterhouse, and
Capt Allen Heeler have sold their inter
est in the Austin coal farm in Jackson
county, at q handsome profit on the in-
Vestment. fs7E
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q Prof Agassiz is dead. He, was the
greatest Scientific man of this age, He
was 81 years of age He was a native of
Switzerland, but he had been in this
country 27 wears. rsa isa. eaE sI s5iaf
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Gen. W. w. Belknap Secretary of fWar,
Z22 was narFied last ,1veets at Harrods burg.
. - Ky, to Mrs. Amanda r. Bowers She is
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We received the following from DR.,
Morgan on Monday Daniel Perry was
s raised in jackson, and was a son of the
late Daniel Perry, who was Sheriff of
jackson, county some twenty five or
= Ithirty years ago. : s4o ..s'iz.s :.4.--.
54ov li4a bGa BYERs, Jackson Co. O
ssi ha- 7odaI s,zlia .J-.s Dec Is, 1873.
To the Editor of the Standard:
Our usually quiet village was thrown
into stage of great excitement on last
9Saturday by most painful accident
whiehsresulted in the death of Daniel
Perry. one of our most highly respected
and widely known citizens.
-s.~He was coming home, walking on the
Railroad track when he was oyertaken
oby train n o. A.. Being partly. deaf he did
20 .,,1t , ear the signals Of warning to get
a,,t as = l.s tb.. way, and being down grade the
tra;T could no. be checked, The train
struck him, fffaeturlt..s the splna! column,
causing instant death. FuheGaI services
will take place to-day. - 81 .n,5z
=. A great warning to those who are hard
ofhearing, we should say. The deceased
leaves a.wife and seven children to mourn
- - :: rsd1E. D. Z. MoRGAS.
s,..s,.. 50 ss.ss. s......- s...-s 3. r'.s -
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Affairs at Washington City do not pre-
sent very cheering aspect. The reye-
nues have fallen off vastly. The public
debt is increasing at the rate Of some ten
to fifteen million dollars per month. 1t
is now settled. that a large reduction
must be made in the expenditures, or
taxes must be largely increased. There
seems little prospect of much reduction
in expenditures, as salaries are not likely
to be reduced. Already four millions
extra have been appropriated for the use
less and worthless navy, and l,500 more
men are called for in the navy, which will
cost another million PEI. year. Taking
the state OF affairs as now presented, the
prospect is anything but cheering
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Elmer S Trussel has resigned as editor
of the Clifton (West Virginia) journal
and A. c. Mason is announced as his sue
cessor.
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+ The Hooking Ssstirsi, a very rabid
Democratic paper, has this to say about
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PROSPECTUS.
THECINGINNATI COMMERCIAL
The Independent Newspaper Of the Ohio
.sf,.lsa4 Valley.
PROSP EcTUS.

With the Largest and Most General and
Valuable Circulation of any journal Pub
Iished in the Central Region Of the Amer
L lean Nation
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A DMINIsTRATORs SALE OF REAL
N ESTATE.-In pursuance OF an order OF the
Probate Court of Jackson county, ONO, VIII
otter for sale at public auction on the Sd day
OF January, a. d. 1874, at one O'Clock F. M. OF
said day, at the door of the Court House IN
Jackson, jackson county, Ohio, The following
described real estate lying and being in saio
county and State, to-wit: The south east quar-
ter of the north east quarter of section 8, of
township T. of range lS Also, the north west
quarter of the south west quarter OF section III,
of township T. of range is. Also, the north west
quarter of The north west quarter of section ~,
township Z, of range IL. First described tract
appraised at 81, AGO. Second described tract ap-
praised at 81 200. Third described tract ap-
praised at 81 500.
third in one year, and one-third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. JOHN l.. RAMSE1;
Administrator of Solomon Brown, decd.
JAMES TRIrP, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dec3. .'73-4W
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.EshH54 lccon1csfTeI Bfet7oup in Columbus
~, -.-, last Sunday and killed the engineer
a. named Cooper. and wounded three other
sal no. men. So much for running trains on the
-s5'i7a Sabbath. = is7.. .
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SHEK1FF,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Harvey vI p0yney fnt In Poftitlon ofdtr OF sale
Mary A. Downey.
State Of Ohio. Jackson county, SS-
Notice is hereby given, that will offer at
public auction, at the door OF the Court House,
said county OF Jackson, on
Saturday, December goth, A. d. 1873,
at one o'clock, p, M, of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
Jackson, and State OF Ohio, to-wit:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter, the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, and the south cast quarter of the
north-we est quarter, of section number ten (lO),
of township number seven "a, OF range number
eighteen Il }.
Firsl tract encountered by dover, appraised
at $500 90.
Second tract unencumbered by dover, ap
praised at 5000 70.
ed at 500 20.
To be sold in certain prOceedipgsin in Partition,
wherein Harvey Downey is petitioner, and Ma
ry a. Downey ct. III. are defendants.
Terms of sale, one-third on day OF sale. one
third in one year, and residue in two years, the
deferred payinents to be secured by notes and
mortgage upon the premises sold, and to bear
interest at six per cent from day OF sale.
Given under m under my hand, this 18th
day of November, A. d. 1873.
James Tripp, Atty. Sheriff Jackson Co., o.
Nov. 20, IS73-5w
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Dear mother am dying now
don't want you to weep for me
for know that am going home
and there will be happy.
Dear motheri am dying now -.-
-. and Dear brother and sister will see -s
for,i hear the angels singing -
and how happy will bee s-s
aI Dear Mother i am dying now
and want the bible read to me .fa
for know that will soon be gone O. is
and the angels VIII see
Dear mother am dying now
and soon will be at rest
- am going home 10 the better land
and there win be blest
On another slip was written, also with
pencil, the following proposition;
Mr. Maekly sirsg s1e
this is my first attempt at composing
therefore ii my peice will do to publish i
will write every week if you will please
to let me have paper every week +.
sa please let me know you
-
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/ foundry tsWest Columbia, West
Virginia has been totally destroyed by
fire.
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Still linger in our noon of time,
And on our Saxon tongue
The echoes of the home-born hymns r
The Aryan mothers Sung.
And childhood had its litanies
- In every age and cline;
The earliest Grad les of the rare
Were. rocked to poets rhyme r-
Nor sky, nor wave, nor tree, nor flower
Il Nor green earth's virgin sod
So moved the singers neaFt Of old
AS these small ones OF God.
The mystery of unfolding life i s
Was more than mornings dawn,
Than opening flower or crescent moon
The human soul new born!
And, still to childhOod'S s sweet appeal r
l.f - The heart of genius turns,
And more than all the sageS teach
From lisping voices 1earns..,,
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A DMINISTRATOR' SALE OF REAL
n ESTATE.-In pursuance of an order OF I9t; me
Probate Court of Jackson county, OHlo, W, W.
the third day of January, A 1871 at 10 o'clock &
A. NJ upon the premises, tie following ue-
Scrihei real estate, situate i'll the county of
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: All OF the
west half of the north east quarter OF section
ber II, excepting tn rty-1ve 35l acres on OF the
west corner owned by and decided TO Moses
Davis and fully described in his silid deed, con-
taining after said exceptions thlrty-n1ne acres
more or less.
Appraised at $1,000.
TERmS OF FSALE:-One-third IN mana On 9ay
of sale onest1ird in one year, and one-third in
two years from the day of sale, with interest,";
the payments to be secur by mortgage upon
the premises sold.
December 4th, lS73.-4w -, -.
JOSEPH RULE, Administrator
af tho estate of George. Rhada baugh, decd.
JAMES TRfPP Atty for Administrator.
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CHER1FF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

q HERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
On Execution.
John NJ. Martin ct. al.
Notice = hereby given that will offer for
sale al public auctlon, ut the door OF the Coufl
House III Jackson, ON
Wednesday, December cath, A. ID. 1878,
at one O'Clock d. NJ. of said day, the following
real estate, to-wit: Being part of In-Lot No.
i'll the Town OF Jackson, beginning forty (4O)
feet north ON Broadway street from the SOUTH
east corner OF said In-14ot, thence north 20 feet
said Broadway street toward Main street,
thence west across the east half of said 1u-Lot,
thence south 20 feet, thence east across the east
half of said In-Lot to the place of beginning,
Supposiug said Broadway street to run north
and south. Appraised ut &, 100.
Terms OF sale cash on day OF sale.
Taken as the property James Martin on an
execution in favor of William Eden, issued
by the District Court of the County OF Jackson,
and to me directed as Sheriff of said County.
Given under my hand this 18th day of No
vember, A. d. 1873.
r. w. HUBBARD,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
Nov. 20, '73-5w
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POETRY.

Editors have dread of original poe
try: One saFs; 4
ITO any ene-who will make a proper
use OF it. We will present doubled shot
gun, for two or three hundred lines of
original poetry. Since the day that
Murat Halstead first penned his startling
poem, entitled, 'The Flax-headed Girl
of the Blue Miami to the present time,
there has never been so great dearth OF
original poetry We have now on hand
only about twenty FIVE hundred stanzas
1t may be that poets have ceased being
born" 5a r-s4c AT1'5 3-..E
p Two. or three weeks ago a school girl
sent us the following touching lines,
written dimly with a pencil, on both
sides of a long strip ofpaper:
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THE STANDARD.

ssTlFvRsDAF.:--pncsrs 8. 1879.
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After while-a man forgot
A crumbling INSTRUMENTATION spC
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HUMAN LIFE.
fter a whiie-a busy 5rair

Will rest from all its cares and pain.
After while-Earth's rush will cease,
a md aSwearied heart find sweet release
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al1LLENNtAL pRou1sE.

Through the harsh noises of our day
a low, sweet prelude finds its way
Through clouds OF DOUBT and cFeeds of fear,
AhghL is breaking calm and clear.
That song of love, now low and far,
Ere long shall swell from star to star!
Flat light, the breaking day, which tips j.
2 The gSlden-spired apocalypse! /.
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After a while-a vanished face
An empty Seat-a vacant place.
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a1or l4a 5Ga BYERs, JACKSON Co. O
bsi hae 7odal s,zli' Z Dec. Is, 1873.
tn fbe E,oy;to- Of n, C,,aI,.J r--l4t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-07
UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
No. I32.

IN THE UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
of tho District Of Carson City, Nevada
The People Of the United States to JAMES
misunderstanding: You are hereby sum.
moned to appear before me, at my otacc, In
Carson City, on the 18th day Of January. 4. d.
1873, at 10 o'clock A. ~, TO answer the complaint
Of William Maxwell, ayerring your claim to Lot
No. II, Block 4, Range L. situated In the town
of Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada. to be I'm.
Just; and, then and there, do You show cause, IL
any there be. why the claim OF said William
Maxwell shall not he recognized A. Just and
legal. and be allowed to enter tho said land
falling In which, Judgment will be taken against
you.
To the United States Marshal, or dcputized
citizen Greeting: Mako service and return
hereof.
Given under my hand this nth day OF Deccm'
ADOLPHUs Waltz. Register,
dell m District Of Carson City, Neyadn.
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4 JURY was brought into court in
order that one of their number might
be Instructed upon the following point
OF law: III | believe that the evil
dence was one way, and the other
eleven believe different, does that jus.
tity any other juryman in knocking
me down with u chair" The Judge
reserved his decision.