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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The South offers her citizen guard to avenge
the national honor.-lCircleville Democrat.
The South is always ready to do that
kind of work This was her object when
she sent her citizen guard in 1861, hug
ging the constitution, and laying siege to
the National Capital 1t was all done to
"ayenge the national honor" from a
Democratic standpoint.
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BELKNAP ACQUITTED.

On Tuesday Of last week the U S. SEN
ate came to a vote in the impeachment
trial of Ex-Secretary Belknap and he
was acquitted. Thus the only case that
had any show of wrong that amounted
to anything, in all the rebel Democratic
investigations, has fzzled out.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Last Saturday the House Of Represen-
tatives passed, by a vote of LOG to Sc, the
date clause of the Resumption Act.
Vance, Van Vorhes and Lawrence voted
in the Affirmative. This bill was passed
for party effect merely, as Congress re-
solved to adjourn on Monday, and it will
be impossible for the Senate to take ac-
tion this session.
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Postmaster Baldridge. requests US t.
,ublish the following:

publish the following:
THE NEW POSTAGE RATEs.-POstal cards, one
cent each, 90 without further charge To all parts
of the u. =. and Canada; with an additional
one cent stamp they go to all parts OF Europe.
All letters to all parts OF the u. ,. and Canada
three cents per half ounce.
Local OF drop letters one cent. All printed
matter, not paid for by the publisher, including
transient newspapers, magazines. pamphlets,
handbills and books, one cent for each two
ounces or fraction thereof.
ON unsealed circulars, and all mailable mat
ter Of the third class, other than that designa-
ted In the foregoing section, postage as hereto
fore, one cent for each ounce or fraction thereof
This includes all kinds Of merchandise.
The following are the postal rates with Eu-
rope. The rates for letters are for the half
ounce or fraction thereof. and those for news
paper~ for four ounces or fraction thereof: To
Great Britain and Ireland. letters, cents, news
papers. cents. France, spain. to all parts Of
tierfnany including Austria, Denmark. SwitZ-
erland, Italy, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Turkey,
EUROPEAN and ASiatic, and Egypt the same, 5
cents for letters and cents for papers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Last Sunday colored man named
Burrell Dudley, living at Lockland near
Cincinnati, got into a quarrel with his
family, and shot and killed a son, aged
fifteen, and beat another son. aged seven
teen nearly to death, breaking the gun
over his head and shoulders. The muir
derer is IN iail in Cincinnati
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JUDGE HARPER.

BY reference to the ticket, published
in the STANDARD, it will be seen that we
have taken out the name Of John j.
Harper as candidate for Judge of the
Court Of Common Pleas, and we will not
support him for that Office. Our reasons
for this course are valid, satisfactory and
conclusive.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Gen. Garfield made great speech in
the House of Representatives last Friday.
We find this in it:
He referred TO the fact that thlrty-three sepa-
rate investigations had been carried on by the
House majority i'm search OF some savory NOR
sci with which to impregnate the air In the
coming election, and that none of them had
found one dollar stolen from the Treasury.
When you hear some little cross roads
politician bowling about fraud, corrup-
tion, stealing, &c. show him the above,
and ask him if it is not true, why some
rebel Brigadier in Congress, who heard
Gen. Garfield, did not contradict him, or
point out some one who had been caught
by the rebel investigations.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The contract for printing the premium lists
for the Washington County Agricultural So
clety, was awarded 10 the Times printing office,
last week. The Times bid was sl24 so and the
Registers bid was sl25. Pretty close but suffi-
clent.-lMarietta Times.
That is more them three times as much
as the jackson County Agricultural So
ciety pays in a whole year, for all kinds
Of printing
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ron INrInMAnY.

Bids for furnishing cuai far the County fu-
nrmary Will ho received 70 the Auditur'a ONES
iu jackson. until o. o'clock uu the 10th inst.
The amount will De- FOR one year, being 2.mu
bushels more ur less The rual must hu weighed
on the town traies in Jackson and delivered
az the imnrmarys
Tine person furnishing said coal will D. paid
on prssantatIon Of Weigh Masters certificates.
and must pay ths wciEhmaster for weighing.
an1l.ii INFiRMARY nInEcroRs.
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John Reeves, who has been a clerk in
the Postoffice at Columbus for ten or
twelve years, and who was always con-
sidered honest, has been detected stealing
money from letters, and he is now in Jail
in Cincinnati
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INSURANCE.
STATE or OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
FoITfwWtFg. o.. Auwnaf 4 IN-H

STATE or OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTM ENT.
COLUMBUS, o., August 4, iss6.
Whereas, the New Jersey Mutual Lie Insur-
OF New Jersey, has fled Ia this Office a sworn
statement, by the proper Oniccrs thereof show
ing its condition and business, ana has COM
piled In all respects with the laws OF this state
relating 70 Life Insurance Companies organ
ized by act o. Congress, or by or under the laws
Of any other state OF tho United States
lam ID. Hill, superintendent OF Insurance of
the state Of Ohio, do hereby certify. that said
Company II authorized To transact its appro-
pirate business Of Life Insurance in this State,
In accordance with law, during the current
year. The condition and business OF said Com
pany az the date Of such statement December
3lst, ls75,) Is shown as follows;
Amount OF Capital Stock
paid up........................... SlOOOOO 90
Aggregate amount Of admit
ted Assets, including the
sum Of SIl4. .S2S 70 in pre-
MUM notes and loans
held by the Company on
Policies in force,............ l,S0S. .SSl %
Unadmitted Assets, amount
ing to............................. I52.9O7 p
Aggregate amount Of liabili-
ties. including Sl,3S5,ljS
for Reinsurance Reserve. l,4i3. ljS 90
Amount Of Income for the
year............................. 9il.744 %
Amount Of Disbursements
Tor the year................... Jl24gI IS
Ia witness whereof have hcreunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Seal of my
lsEALl Office TO be affixed the day and year
w.D. HILL, Superintendent.
g. W. sIiOT-rs, Agent at Jackson G. II. o. :
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The Circleville Herald thus speaks of
one OF the teachers recently hired by our
Board of Education:
Miss Anna G. Cunning has been selected To
teach the Jackson High school, and we know
the Board and the community will never re-
gret her acceptance.
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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
United States
CENTENNIAL MEMORIAL MEDALS.

These Medals are authorized By a special act
Of Congress tn cOmfnpmOrattOu of tire Hun
dredth Anniversary ~ the Independence OF the
United states. They are the ouly memorial of
tic Centennial year issued by national author
ity aud the only memorial OF itself which the
Exhibition issues. They are struck az ti- uni
ted states Mint. and la tine Exhibition Grounds,
ia silver. Gilt, Bronze, and White Metal. OF two
sizes. The large size j. two and "A quarter inches
i'm diameter. TIE silver and small medals are
the size OF the American dollar. The large
medals have an allcgOrical design ON both
sides. The smaller AN inscription on the re-
verse. The designs are made by the best artists
OF America, and the dies engraved at the Mint
Tie dies will De destroyed at the clos. Of the
Exhibition, and the medals must therefore an
nually increase !H value They are sold in the
Exhibition building and throughout the c0un-
Try al the following prices eases included: /:
silver Medal, -; large Cut Medal, .i; large
Bronze Medal, e; large White Metal Medal. u;
small Gilt Mcdal, 20 cents; small BfuuNe Mctial,
~ cents: sets Of four. extra case, s.. tliuer size
will be struck In either silver or gold ~ 80 or
dered. Samples will De sent free OF postage ON
receipt OF price a. above. For circulars and In
formation OF discount to dealers apply 10 JAS.
NJ. LEA, Geul. Supt. Memorial Medals. Adj
dress, care Centennial National Bank Exhibl-
tiOn Grounds, Phila. hugl0tt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The Pomeroy Telegraph Is green
enough to take stock in the story that
Hayes stole slOO from a dead soldiers and
says:
In this connection we would say that Mr.. " q.
w. Harper, the writer of the above, was in this
city on Saturday last, and in a conversation
held with j. u. Myers, Esq, in the presence Of
number of other gentlemen, not only TciteTa-
ted all Of the statements contained in his letter
to the Enquirer, but he fixed upon the addi-
tional circumstance that he paid over the mon
ey to- General. now Governor Hayes, in the
presence OF Lteutenant-COlOnel Comfy, now
General Comfy, of the Ohio State Journal. Gem
eral Comfy is a man OF high character whose
word may be implicitly relied on; and he
has been written 10 on the subject, the public
may rely upon il that the bottom facts in the
case will soon be known.
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To the Editor of the Standard:
A basket meeting will be held at Pc,
trea, in connection with the Ohio River
Y. NJ, August 18th and 18th. All are
invited. Come with well filled baskets
THOMAS Z. PEDEN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Last Sunday lot of drunken men got
into fight at the saloon of Cronan and
Welsh, No. l49 West Sixth street, Gin
cincinnati, when one Welsh severely cut
a man named Rogers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The letters of acceptance of Tilden and
Hendricks came out in the papers last
Saturday. They will make five or six
columns in the Standard. We cannot
publish them until next week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Grove Mclean who broke Jail in this
county two years ago is now in Jail in
jackson county charged with stealing.
At the time OF his escape here he knock.
ed down and severely beat Sam. Gilbert
the Deputy Sheriff. His presence will
be required here as soon as Jackson
county is done with him Portsmouth
Republican.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Will the Jackson Herald, Macarthur
Enquirer and Ironton Journal, when
they copy original articles from the
STANDARD. please give us credit Come
brethren, remember the Golden Rule.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

There was an election for Mayor at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, last week,
which resulted in Republican victory,
and Republican gain of 500.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

Mrs. Almira Porter, of Athens, was
walking on the railroad, when train
struck her, causing instant death.
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Republican County Ticket.
NATHANIEL +. HOOVER.

W. B. Brooks & Son, the largest coal
operators in the Hooking Valley, have
made an assignment.
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The Democrats have been admitting
that Hayes is an honest man, although
he is poor, weak minded, simple sort OF
a fellow but here comes the Point Pleas
ant, West Virginia, Register, and says:
HAYES FoUR-TUSE.
Hayes was four years In the army. He had
four horses shot under him; was promoted four
times for gallantry I'm action Monitor.
And here Is another "fOur" the Monitor
might have added he stole 500 from "a dead
soldiers widowed mother.
Comment is quite out of the question.
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g. s. Orth has Withdrawn as candidate
for Governor of Indiana, and Benjamin
Harrison has been appointed by the Gen.
trail Committee as candidate.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The Circleville Herald, published at
Mr.. Smarts home, and edited by a
woman, says:
We make no apology for publishing the
above, for II Mr.. smart can deny and explain
10, our columns are open To him, he cannot,
then we hope to see him suffer equally with the
young lady who we understand has los her
position and her standing, through an inno-
cent acceptance of attentions size supposed
honorable at first, and was aftcrward too iufat-
uated to Judge Alright.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

The next Ministerial Association for
the Gallipolis District will be held at
Porter, commencing Tuesday evening,
September ;, 1876.
PROGRAMME.
J. W. Dillou-Unpardonable sin.
li.R Howe-Ihe meaning Of the Greek words
OiOn and di0HOis.
&. ID. Battele-The Sin Of Moses at Maribale.
ii. l.. WhitchCad-OptiOnal.
NJ. ID. Naughn-The Plaques Of Egypt.
j. l.. Dixon - The Elements OF Efficient
Strength in a Church.
W. +. Harvey-Minisierial Support.
II. BeTllstre~ser-The Relation OF the Church
TO the Government.
G.. B. Taylor-Thc Providence Of God as Ex-
emplified in American History.
Is. T.. ThOmas-The Character OF stephen.
George Cherington-Church Music.
j. ID. Hathaway-Optionai.
A. j. Nast-lOw to study the Bible.
J. W. .McCormics-lhc BASIS OF Mans Ac-
cOuntability.
:. B. Matthews-Optional.
L. u. Davis-Personality OF the HolyIsplrit.
j. =. POstle-Optional.
X. WatsOn-Thc Christology Of the Palms
L. y. Hamilton-Optional.
Joseph Moris-Depravity-Pr Z7-l9.
| y. CaTtlfch-OptiOnal.
ID. Nichols-Which is worse-the use of tobac-
/ co, or the use Of alcoholic liquors.
II. X. HOWE,
II. J.. WHITEHEAD,
Committee
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taTa
Belmont Hotel,
Strictly E'irst-Clnss.
Terms $3.50 per day.
Cor. FOrty-First and Oregon Sts.,
SILVER MAPLE 0RovEj
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
chas. ?. & :. ?. stsvuns,of Baltimore,
OWNERS AND rRornrErons.
Major w. w. LELAND. Manager.

lrH AruMACEtnNm@Gaumr umrttN. tNNu Quests. -
feet long \ ~ fret wide stories hiEh huiit
aud Furnished - Halilmurcana. Private par.
iora, ca auitr etc special rates fuF Parties A.
sociatiunss etc. French. 0erman. Spanish and
italian spoken Ia the hotel. All charges mod.
crate aud accommodations nfafsrlahn. ~ n
within four blocks 81 the main eutfanaa Of the
Grand Centennial Exposition. the muaf drNifas
Die iucuttun % any Centennial Hotel The rns
tire housr j. aaurfuundnii ~ q magnificent grove
~ maple trees uf thirty Year, growth making
u the coolest hotel in fhilndelphia. The furul'
turu and equipments ~ the entire establish
turut arr % the most ilnurni character. and dur.
Ing TIE SEASON nrstaclnsa orchestra wtlt furnish
music tnr thn entertainment ~ the guests
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CENTENNIAL HOTEL DIRECTORY,
or PHILADELPHIA.

Thousands ~ our ruadera viii Walt ths grand
Centennial Exhibition az fhiiadslphlas Ihrr
vii want % stop az hufnia Whrrn the anrnms
musiatiuua arr god aud thr chafE0s are roasnn=
able. To do ~ they must make all arrange
mUuta before startling. THIS can D. done ~
correspondence with the pruurirtnfa. IN thla
directory viii b. iuund such a. are fully up 10
thran ftsIuirrmrufa.
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SnERIFFs SALE or REAL ESTATE.

- NAhaAs VI AeAashh 49, - -
State of Ohio, Jackson County, 49,
Court Of Common Pleas.
james Piummcr vs. John L. Piummcr s Levi
Piummcr.
On ist order Of sale.
an oT,ier 81 sair issued out of ala eoart on the
20 day OF June, a. ID. lrsG.nmd to me dirurfrd a.
Shcflu anu 1p,gial Maetet Aomuissipner IN
Court House, in said county
Saturday August ~, a. ~. 1870.
at o'clock 4. NJ. Of said day, the following de-
Jackson and state uf Ohio. to-wiE
The west half of the northwest quarter of aer.
ton tweniy-iour -, in township No. slE lel.
or less. Also. the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, of zs,ciion No. twenty three
lIal, containing foFty acrrl more OF les. Also.
the southeast quarter oi the northeast quarter
oi scctlon 10. tSsn ltl,i.e s-'li ~.
six tgl, ot rnnge No. uineteesn tlpl' containing
90 acres, more of les
Appraised a. follows
~ described tract AZ s2so.
a -
Terms 81 sale. cash on day of sale.
To bc sold ~ the properly ~ John t-riummer
q al, to satisfy Judgment and decree la
Given nnder nay hand this I7th dav NJ Anil
A. II. is7B. JOHN ~. EWINU.
sheriii aud special Master Commissioner jack.
JSNIs TEirr. Atty for pin.
Juiyi3-tw
ns-if the land. above described scii and the
buyer wlsllgs, a. own the claim aud mortgage
on which they are offered. I can give him Que
year tu pay tlsaus and two years % pay another
81 80. hy him giving me his notes with inter-
est secured hT "a mortgage on said prumiafa
suuu ~ the Count confirms The anlC and orders
the application Of The purchase money.
The lands are fresh and Ia n good state - Culs
tvafiuu. Euud dwelling. large new frame harus
orchard, good fences, we'll wntrrrsi and titnhrf-
81, with excellent banks of iron ore, and very
flfHaif fIHNf
tniy.Dl ~ JAMES pf.rNfMFu.
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INFiRMARY DInEcTORs.
TRAY COW.

A few days ago There came 90 my farm In the
south west corner of Franklin township, n
small COW, white, with rvti spcrks. -he u elsv-
ga OF twelve years Of age, aud gives urariy n
paying for this notice.
Aug. 10, T0;sl JOHN sTROPEs.
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Here is one paper coming to its senses.
The Ironton Commercial says:

There is n chance to believe, i'm the light of re-
cent testimony, hat BristOw's whisky prOsecu
tiOns were shrcwe,I elcctiOneering dOdges, look
ing forward To enhancing his chances before
the Cincinnati Convention.
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Mishler's Herb Bitters.

Go a day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit
plZ and terms free. TRUE CO., Augusta,
Mnine.
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The Late Hon, Thaddeus Stevens

suffered for many years from an organic aficc-
tion of the Kidneys, which his physician found
to be iucurable. Mishlcr's Hetb Bitters was the
ONLY remedy which afforded him any relief
and he pronounced Il "the most wonderful
combination Of medicinal herbs he ever saw"
sold by all Druggists and Dealers at 81 per
bottle.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-08-10

This celebnted Medicinal PREPARATION has for
over - years been recognized as THE STAND
ARD REMEDY for dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
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10 Is at once a wholesome StOmachic, an une-
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IL Is not "A violent purgatiye, but by purifying
the blood, stimulating the digestion, equalizing
the circulation and regulating the secretions,
II promotes a vigorous condition OF all the or
gans and ensures perfect health.
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The engine struck the unfortunate Earhardt
and dragged him q distance of about twenty
along almost the entire distance The body was
found under the forward truck of the engine,
so entangled and matted up that IL took twenty
minutes to extricate IL, and even then IL had
literally TO be dug out. Both legs and one arm
were cut OF, and the body almost severed about
the center. This horrid mass Of crushed hu-
manity was gathered up, placed on a board
and carried TO the station, where IL was placed
I'm the freight house 10 await the action Of the
DrOBer authorities.
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uIauTrn AGENTS to canvass for the
MAN Eup authentic and complete LIFE
OF GOV. HAYES, our next President, by Col.
X. II. COnwell. Vow j. the opportunity. The
people are ready for 10. Address Il. ~ RUS
SEII. Publisher. Boston. Mass. auuIUttt
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CLAIMING HOUSE.


DIAHOuN HOTEL.
II 80 south Ninth street.
fhiladeiphia. IA.
col. JAMES WATSON. Of the Henrie
House. Cincinnati. Prop. e. 50 10 o.
per day. Room without board. 81.
Street cars pass the doors 20 and from
all dopots. and for Centcpnial Buildings
Central location. and nehr all places Of
amusement Accommodation secured
by Correspondence. jel54m
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Well, General Comfy has been heard
from. In the Columbus journal he

There are some slanderssO pitifully small and
contemplate that IL wrenches one terribly to
kick them. OF this class is the charge that Cen
eral Hayes took and converted to his own use
four hundred dollars, found in the possession
of deserter who was convicted and shot at
camp on the Monocacy the last year OF the
war. Without going into any circumstantial
detail at this time we desire to say simply and
unreservedly, that the charge is false In the
Xcry uiteImost meaning ofthe word.
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And again:

We await a reply from Governor Hayes and
General Comfy before making any comments
of our own upon the subject. When they are
heard from, we propose Interviewing a number
OF soldiers belonging 10 Hayes Division, now
residing in this city, who were acquainted with
all the circumstances attending the shooting Of
the deserter in question, to see what light, IL
any, they are able to throw on this most extra
ordinary affair.
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The Fostoria Review gives the full par
ticulars about a man who was determined
not to be "vexed by sumptuary laws" as
the Democratic platform is wont to say.
Three men went to Fostoria, got drunk,
started home, one of course, had to lie
down on the railroad track The Review
gives the result:
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Ohio w esleyan University,
DELAWARE, OHIO.
Rev. &. II. PAYNE, LID, President.

Ample Buildings, Grounds, Libraries, and Mu-
scum. College Department-Classical and Sci-
entihc courses. Special courses in Chemistry,
Biology, Hebrew, German, and French. Pre-
courses. Teachers course Of two years. Ladies
admitted to College CLASSES. Fall term begins
sent. 2uth. Entrance examination, sept. 18Th.
For Catalogues, etc, address Prof. r. 4. MEL
son.