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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

DIR. ]. T. Monahan, of jackson, would
not decline the nomination for Consti-
tutional Convention il rendered him
But nobody seems anxious to do him that
honor Waveriy Yatchman
The Waterman win see by the last
weeks STANDARD that the Dr. does him
self that honor, as no one else seemed
disposed to do so.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

Thomas F. Anderson. cashier of a
Bank at Franklin. Pennsylvania, piled
the bank bills and other papers in the
crate and then set FIRE to them, ran to his
residence and shot himself It is sup
posed that he bad been using large sums
Of money belonging to the bank.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

The election in New Hampshire last
week resulted favorably to the Republi-
cans. The latest news is that the Repub-
licans have elected the Governor, large
majority of the Legislature, and two of
the three members of Congress. Two
years ago the Democrats elected all three
members of Congress.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

Two men were hung in Illinois on last
Friday. John NJ. Osborne at Knoxville,
for the murder of Mrs Matthews, in
August last. and George Driver at Chicago,
for the murder of his wife in November
last. Driver. just before he was hung,
stated that whisky was what brought
him to the gallows.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

A. ]. Reynolds. the Liberal Sheriff
OF Athens county, forged several notes
and had them cashed at the banks in
Athens, and then absconded He also
had some money which he had collected
ss Sheriff
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

The boys in Macarthur have been in
the habit of playing "chug." which is
simply striking each other. A boy nam
ed Gus Winder. sixteen years of age.
ehugged John Lantz. boy of about the
same age, hitting him in the pit of the
stomach. causing immediate death Boys
should be careful that their sports do not
assume dangerous character.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

There is some talk in Marietta of run
ming Walter c. Hood for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention. No better
man could be selected. True, Washing
ton county is Republican. and Mr.. Hood
is Democrat. but We still fail to see how
any of.the old partisan questions can le-
Ultimately come before the Convention.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

At the election in Ross county last fall,
Elijah Rockhold. Republican. was declar-
ed elected to the Office of county Com
missioner. William a. Reed contested
the election, and ehe Court of Common
Pleas has decided the case in favor of
Reed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

In answer to DR.. l. T. Monahan's arti-
Gle condemning US for justifying the
women who mobbed the doggery, we
have only to say, that women are not
allowed to take any part in the enact
ment of laws, but they are subject to the
laws made by men, and executed by men.
This is a violation of a natural right
The consent of the governed is not per-
mitted And men who constantly vio-
late the liquor laws, which are made by
men for the protection of the weak, and
especially of helpless women and chill,
dren, have no right to complain if they
get dose of their own medicine. They
violate law to ruin families and whole
communities. The women violate law
for self preservation. and now comes DR..
l. T., the would-be Constitution maker
and asks the protection of the law for
the law-breakers who spread misery and
sorrow, murder and suicide, all over our
broad land
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20
We find the following in the Port.

We find the following in the Ports
mouth Repu6lican
CERTIFIcATE.-There has been filed at
the Office of the Secretary of State the
following certificate of Incorporation
The Scioto Mining Company, Ports
mouth, for gold, silver, etc, in Colorado;
capital stock. 100000 Corporators-L.
C. Robinson. III. R. Tracy, A. b. Voorhies.
". Kicker and M r. Tewksbury.
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A correspondent of the Portsmouth

A correspondent of the Portsmouth
RePu6liean. writing from Ironton, thus
speaks Of the Globe Furnace iron:
The Globe Furnace iron of jackson
county, manufactured of stone coal and
native ore, was tried in Lawrence mill.
and proved success. Fifteen hundred
pounds of pig iron yielded fifteen humid
red and thirty pounds in muck bar The
quality was also good
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

A man giving his name rs Scott, is in
jail in Ironton. charged with having com
mitted q rape upon Mrs Rimer. near
Sheridan, in Lawrence county.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

Bishop Mcllvaine, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. died on last Friday,
nc Florence, Italy. lie was IS years Of
age.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

John W. Mccormick is the Republican
nominee for delegate to the Constitution
al Convention in Gailia county.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

Trains now run regularly every day
from Huntington. West Virginia, to
Richmond, Old Virginia.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

The Ohio Legislature passed resolutions
last week. condemning the Congressional
steal, of increasing salaries.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

Lewis z. Currie. Recorder of Scioto
county, died last week of consumption.
He was brother Of Mrs. C. C. James. of
this place.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

A young man named Charles Bucking-
ham was killed short time ago in coal
mine at New Straitsville.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20
The Portsmouth Times last week COM
r,a,,oo5 -, article thrs

The Portsmouth Times last week COM
menced an article thus:
BLACK MAIL LEVIED BIZ A CITY OFFICIAL.
If the following be true, and the infor-
nation is derived from the gentleman
who parted with the money. Mr.. Milton
Kennedy should Immediately resign his
Office as policeman at large" or should
be suspended by the City Council until
such time as he can disprpYe the present
delicate ch arge against his integrity.
If any thing could be placed in a con-
stitution that could be enforced, it ought
to be provision protecting men from
that kind of assault The well settled
principle of the criminal law, that all
men shall be presumed to be innocent
until proven guilty, is entirely ignored by
the press at the present day. Papers are
conducted by ignorant. vicious and dan
gerous men, and their columns open to
anonymous correspondents. who will
make any kind of charges against good
men, and then they are required to dis
prove such charges, or be considered
guilty.
OF course we know nothing about the
charge against Mr.. Kennedy, nor do we
care. But here man says that Mr..
Kennedy took bribe when acting as a
juror at Coroner's inquest. and he is
required to disproUe it. Any rascal could
make the charge, but how could the ac-
cused disprove it Why not have lit
tie common sense, as well as respect for
the law, and require the accuser to prOve
his charge, before requiring the accused
to open his mouth to disprOvs any thing2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

Hon. George s. boutwell, has been cleo
ted United States Senator from Massa-
chnsekta.
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They have lettuce in Ironton.

Ex-Judge Leavitt. of the U. 8. Court,
died at Springfield on Saturday.
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Some tNp weeks ago we received the
following letter:
PORTSMOUTH. o., March 5, 1873.
To the Editor Of the Standard:
Enclosed please find 81. so for STANDARD
one year from time my subscription ex-
pires. Send to Sullivan, Franklin coun-
ty, Missouri. Please forward this weeks,
so will not miss any number. We will
leave here on Monday next Remember
US with much love to Mrs. M and all
the good people of jackson.
Yours, Very Truly,
j. III. RICKER.
The people of jackson county lose one
of its best citizens. We first became ac-
quainted with Mr.. Kicker in 1S37-thir-
ty-ive years ago, when he was at Jackson
Furnace. We can recommend him to
the people of Missouri as one of the best
men with whom we ever became acquain-
ted.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-20

It has strong editorial corps ard many able
contributors. The Lecture-RoOm Talks of
Beecher sand the Sermons OF TalInage,
Bishop Simpson and others are regularly pub
lished. The International SundaY-School Les
is of value to all teachers, while the Chill
dren's Department is unsurpassed for variety
and interest.
Subscriptions may be sent direct or paid to the
nearest Methodist preacher. Specimen copies
free. G.. c.. HA LSTEA), Publisher,
ia Nassau ST., New York.
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Stati onary. Portable and Blast

Saw Mill, FIGURING Mil and Blast Furnace
H. & f. BI4ANDY, Newark, Ohio.
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EVERY METHODIST
Great Historical Value,
Good Reading for the Family.

THE METHODIST, although bearing d
all who want
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To the Editor of the Standard:
received by mail on Saturday last the
two letters following:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
Putting IDowm RchelIlOA.

When the stomach rebels against food and Obsti-
nately refuses to digest sufficient aliment to keep
the body wen nourished. it can only be compelled
TO its natural duties by a wholesome tonic.
Tho powerful alkalOids so often administered for
this purpose are not wholesome. They are. for the
most part deadly pOisions and even when taken in
very small quantities, react violently upon the ner-
Yens system, Not so HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.-
This sautary combination of vegetable juices, en-
the botanical kingdom affords, operates mildly,
steadily and benehcialy upon the digestive secre-
tive and diseharging organs. In dyspepsia, bilious
affections, nervous complaints. periodic fevers,
chronic constipation. bodily weakness mental de
preston lape LOr and the various dis
abilities incident 10 old age and premature decay.
its effects are wonderful that to be cOmprehended
they must he witnessed or experienced.
aufl3to20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
soloIErIgs.
MaKTINaa Tnrs EHHN1Ha.

Fsirfax Lodge, Nos, o o f., ct Odd FN-
ow s. Hall I'D and King SITS.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26 y . +. at Odd
Fellows Hall, 3d and King Sts.
believers Tribe, No. l, l o II NJ, at Red Mems
Hall 4lh Market
washinston Council No 4, o'U A NJ, at Me-
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King St..
Rescue Council No. 3, Jr., q U A NJ, at Hall,
9th and Market St
Lady Jefferson Home Communion, at Hall 604
Market St ~ . 80
Excelsior Lodge. No I. X Of Z, iat Knights Of
pythias Hail. 2ll Market sc. ...s
fWaShington Camp, P.O s Of A, at Good Fell
ows' Hall. Sd and Market SITS.
Wilmington Mutual Aid Society, at Fifth and
MaTket streets, third story 'front.'.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

.AIrkcK OF THE MANIA.-LAte last night
An oalcer found Ned Leary, wandering ALONG
the Railroad, In 3 state Of lntOxIcation, and
learlng tof lls eatetY, decided 10 take him 10
ele leehs. On ne way up, Ned WIS sIezedI
WIN an attack OF mania q PotH, and cOmmen-
ca yelling and screaming n q fearful mRnner
Ihe atfack continued until far into the morn
Ing, and during is continuance, he made the
eEiairly hldeous with his horrible noises. he
nnaLly sunsided, and was quiet this morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

FIRE.-AbOut ten O'Clock last night a IRE
was discovered in the barber shop occupied by
WIN. valentine, az the southwest corner Of
could be extlngu the interior was enfIT,eiv
destroyed. The building was saved, but the
contents OF the barber shop Wene all lost Or
damaged beyond repair. The adjoining store
occupied as cigar stand by John Hars. yvas
somewhat damaged with water, but the stock
was removed without damage. M. VaIen.
tines loss will amount 10 ABOUT R2OO TIRE
building belongs to Henry Bradley, and IS ip-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

SERIOUS AccIDENTs-0n Tuesday afthr-
noon, young man named Chas. L. Wesfer
hood, while engaged In making lee cream on
Ine Iarm OF MI. Berry, on the Concord Pike,
near the State line had his left hand and arm
caught IN the cOgs Of large horse power free.
zer, AMI badly torn and lacerated. A phYsIcl
an was called In, and rendered some Aid, aftaE
which the wounded young man was removed
TO the Almehouse. Here, he was attended Inv
DIS. Shortledge and Ogle, who amputated
three fingers and part OF bis hand. Itis feST-
ed that his arm viii have to be amputated "a
the elbow. i.,s - I = - - -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

Assault AND BATTERY.-This morning, Solo.
mon Ieate, well known peach vender, who has
both legs cut off at the knees, aud hobbies about
ON two stumps, was assaulted by man named
Patrick Malloy, who cut his head severely with q
carriage spoke. The assault was made in the sa-
loon of Mrs. Montgomery, on Front street be-
tween Market and King, and Teat claims that it
was entirly unproyoked. A warrant has been
issued for Malloy's arrest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

RKcovERED.-Mr Charles Kyle having recov-
cred his health, will give his personal attention
to his fruit ce-cream aud confectionery stand, at
the N. W. corner Of Second aud Market streets,
where choice articles in his line can be had at all
times He will also continue the sale Of ice-cream
at his residence, sixth and Orange streets. He
intends to fit up the Sylvan Springs, near the city
railway depot where every accommodation will
be afforded to parties pic mics, &c. Mr.. K. is
very polite and accommodating and deserves 10
be literally patronized
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

SENT TO THE ALNsHoUsE.-J John H. Barr,
formerly man of some property, and proprietor
OF cigar store, but nov In destitute circumstan-
Ces, was sent TO the AlmshoHse, to-day Hard
drinking was the cause Jf his downfall In
former days, he was man of considerable local
promintnce enjoyed the title OF "Colonel," and
occasionally wrote articles for the city ncws-
papCTs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

A COMMITTEES appointed 10 investigate the Il.
lairs Of lhe Auditor and Treasury of FairatId
county, Ohio report a deficiency Of $142, 600.
Inc present incumbenis are excnlpaied, and
their predecessors blamed for this deRcieaSg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
ORDERS;

Electric Lane Co., S165; Pusey Jones & Co,
S660;W, W simmons, Ss.l7; J. II. Hawkins.
Sys;6Y; S; u: u: Kent & Co.. Sl27.40; Hughes d
y. Dyott, $401.24; Ferris & Garrett, So. .25;
OToasdale d Cameron, $49.s1 Patrick Rev
nolds N26.66; Electric Line Co., .&l26.4 Al;
DANIEL Gallagher, S5O375; RObt. McIntire,
$500; Isaac MuEFey, S474 O8; Qnlgley q Bro,
90 @; Jas. D. kendrck, 1886 95; John BaehUs,
e54; Philip Mcdowell, SI2l2 .68: j. ID WInsiOVV'
$lOOO; Daniel Gallagher, $500; Chas Warner,
$500; Pay roll Of Water Department, S435. 10
ray roll OF Street Department., &4aO.37; job n
Calhoun, $50 81; Henri IIullmer; $27; Wm.
maxwell, $40; John w, fHAWkins, $30O;
HaSHn 5 a AollingsW DOM s76. 16; w.
On motion, OAunnll adinnrne1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

AN IkHUMAN WRETCH. morning, a
mule IN one OF Jessups & Moore's teams, stand
ing al Bnshs freight ware house, got its feet en-
tangled in the harness. In his endeayoIs 10 Oet
the animal in a pr position 10 exlricste
q, the brutal driver, took a curb chain fastened
1t around the poor mules lower Jaw, and then
pulled lie head around 10 one side, with all his
strength. he continued this liendish exercise
until the poor animal reared with pain, and in
so doing freed itself from the entanRlemsnt.
The wretch Of driver then went on Silh the
work OF loading the lean. with n satisfaclory
grin oVenpreaaing his brutal counleDaDce. luIy
few weeks ago. negro was fined S. and costs.
for piece Of cruelty similar 10 the above. and
this fellow should be arrested and treated even
more severely.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
'Ou' OWTI IllTue1


DRMOcRATrc Nm ma mes,;aos of the
Democrats Of the FIlt ttard wss hsld last ev.
ening, at the City Flo, "a Frosf ~ 81. between
Orange and Shiplsy. ~ 80.
james AcManus was called 10 the chair. and
John P. Springer appointed eecfpiary.
|, oa motion, n Committee ofthTee Waa apDOinl.
ed, to select candidates for Council, Inspector
and Assistant Inspector. The COMMITTEES consis.
ted pf Ralph MccallIFL. W. Palmer and Jacob
Bufz! u4 -.
On motion, the meetin gadjontned until sat
uTdaI evening At O'Clock, at the same place.
~ JOIN r. GPRINoRR, Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
Peach Shipments.
POLITICAL.
THE REPUBLICAN EoMINATIoN-CA CAEDIpATK
MENTIONED.

TEE REPUBLICAN EoMINATIoN--CAEDIDAT ATKs
MENTIONED.
Tomorrow, the Republican nomination. for
candidates for the offices of President of Council
and City Treasurer will take place. We give be-
low the candidates thus far named for these posi-
tions, on both sides, and also, the names men
TONED for Council, In the various Wards -
For President of City Council, Democrat, VIM.
s. McCaulley; Republican, Joshua Mars
For City Treasurer, the Republicans have trot-
ted out Francis Vincent, Isaac Woodrow, Wesley
Talley, and Harry G. Rodney. The odds are
heavy on Vincent. On the Democratic side, John
H. Frazer, Robert D. Hicks. and James Plunkett
viii be candidates. -
Candidates for Council have been mentioned.
as follows
First ard-Democrats, Merris Taylor John
Lynch, Dennis O'Toole; Republicans, Isaac Muir.
ray, David WoOlman.
Second Ward-Democrats, Jacob Brown, Robt.
Taylor; Republicans, Ruel Heisler, Christian
Clavey.
Third Ward-Democrats, H. F. Finc-aD. Wn.
Baxter ; Republicans, Charles Warner, John M.
Scott. =
Fourth Ward-Democrats, Prof. j. L. Beggs.
Lewis G. Springer, Wesley Hickman, d. s. TrTitt:
Republican, John g. Baker
Fifth Ward-DemOcrat, Vim. g. Gibbons; In
dependent, VIM n. Chandler; Republican, Il. F.
Pickles
Sixth Ward-Democrats, II. S. Truitt, P. Fitz-
gerald Republicans, John H. Adams, George H.
Tindall.
Seventh ard-Republicans, Philip Mcdowell
Joseph r. Phillips, John p McLear. No Dem.
ocrats are vet mentioned
Eighth Warb-RepubIican, q. B. Underwood.
No Democrats yet mentioned.
Ninth Ward-Democnts John McSorley.
EDWARD L; johnson, DR.. ShOrtlidge; republican,
Christian Febiger.
Tenth Ward-Dsmocrats, Dennis ]. Mention.
John and Allan Ruth, Robt; Cottlnghsm Repub,
licans, Geo. K. Roberts, Patrick MCCARTHY.
With regard to the Republican nomination
election, tomorrow, it is expected that Vincent
ior treasurer, Will secure an easy viStory II was
thought, at first, that Woodrow would give him d
sharp fight, but the advent Of Talley, will cat
WoOdroW's vote considerably. 1t is generally
conceded that Rodney never had the ghost of a
chance. -. :
The Democratic nomination election, fakes
place on Saturday, the 23d inst
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
CITY NOTICES.

EXTENSIVE BUsIN Ess-ChaIles Kyle has rtcOv-
cred his health and will give his personal attention
TO the sale of ice cream. fecOns nuts and fruit
at the n W. corner of the Second street market
house. and will be US polite and accommodating as
ever lie will also keep ice cream at the corner
of Sixth and Orange Ss.. at his residence. He also
intends 10 fit up the Sylvan Springs near the city
railway depot, where there will be cOnveniencies
for picnics snd every arrangement for the accom-
modatiOu of all who may wish to pass q pleasant
afternoon. Charley is euterprising aud deserving
the ground. augl5 dim
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

SAILS or MoNEY.-At the Sixty-sixth monthly
meeting OF Star Loan Association, last evening,
Sl4OO sold at l per cent premium, $500 at 10,and
$500 at o.
At the regular monthly meeting of Young
Mems Loan Association, last evening, Sl200 were
sold at 2SI< per cent premium, and $500 paid 10
Withdrawing shareholders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
LOCAL IMrELLloEMcE.
gns of more rain allll nreHnil.

-'-lHIIs Ut uIVIV I01II aIIII VION7IUs
The Board Of Health meets this evening,
Council held real business session, last nigh.
The body of Miss FaSenbush has not yet been
recovered.
The Republican nomination election takes
place tomorrow.
The bids for furnishing the Fire Department
with hose are quite numerous.
John II. Frazer, in another column offers hiul-
self as candidate for City Treasurer, at the
DemocIatic nomination election.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

LARGEsT NUT Coal in the city at MM. j..
BROWNS. South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-3m
CHEAP CoAL.-Stove at 1855 Nut, S5I5 per
22i0 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
OF Market street bridge. WM. J. Brown.
July 1st.-Sm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

FIVE PR CENT, INTEREST
Per gnnum allowed deposits. payable on de-
mand. IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15

Deposit Accounts. snh1ect 70 eheck at sight lsame
e e National B9nk solicited from arms. eOTpo-
rati0ns and individuals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-15
sPEOIAL ARRANaRMRNTs

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