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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

Mr.. Clymer's committee, yesterday, ro-
newed its investigation concerning the
sale Of the post traderships, and was
reaching nearer to the crowning scandal
i Portsmouth Times.
crowning scandal, as the following dis
patch in the Cincinnati Times would
seem to indicate:
Evidence has been discovered showing
conclusively that $4,000 of tho money
received by Mr.. Pendleton for getting
the Kentucky Central Railroad claim al
lowed went into the hands of Mrs. Bow.
ers, now Mrs. Belknap. but was not paid
to her directly.
The evidence already taken shows that
Pendleton had the amount of the claim
divided up into three Treasury warrants,
one Of which, amounting to thirty thous-
and dollars, was indorsed by him, and
made payable to the First National Park
Bank Of New York. In tracing the last
named draft, a clue was obtained, which
being followed, resulted in finding what
is considered conclusive proof that the
money, after passing through the hands
of two persons, was paid over to Mrs.
Bowers in person in the city of New York.
n pTOulHtHb hopuoilCah An"yti hhO
has taken much interest in this matter, and
has had it thoroughly probed, assures
your correspondent that the case
is a very clear one, and that it will be an
easy matter for Mr.. Clymer's Committee
to get at the facts if so disposed. If the
Committee do not push the inquiry in
the direction indicated, other hands will
take hold of it and bring all the facts be-
fore the public. The same gentleman
says he knows the names Of the persons
through whose hands this money passed,
the time and place when the money was
paid over to Mrs. Bowers, who took it
and placed in the hands of Mr. Caleb
Marsh for safe keeping, and the invest
ment. "Of all this, Mr. Pendleton,' your
correspondents informant says, must
have known, and his testimony before
the Committee was very ingenious, and
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

Some time ago, the last Democratic
President, Jefferson Davis, wrote a let
ter in answer to Mr.. Blaine's speech in
Congress. President Davis said
Under the mellowing influences OF
time, and occasional demonstrations at
the North of a restoration of peace and
goodwill, the Southern people have for
gotten much, have forgiven much, of the
wrongs they bore. II it be less so among
their invaders. il is but another example
of the rule that the wrong doer is less
able to forgive than he who has suffered
causeless wrong.
Some persons may think it strange
that the last Democratic President should
claim that he and his confederates were
right, and the other fellows were wrong
but that is exactly the opinion of every
leading Democrat in the United States.
Old Bill Allen thought so in 1868; he
thought so in 1875, and nearly two hun
dred thousand voters Endorsed him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23
CASTORIA.

ID. samuel Pitcher, uf uyunnis. Mas. cNpe-
ritnentcu iu hts private practice for twenty
wears 70 pfolucc combination that would
have the properties % Castor Oii without IL
unpleasant taste and gripping effect.
His preparation sent for. near aud far.
VII umully he gave 10 the name uf Castofis. aud
put y ~ TOT sale. 10 u verY wonderful In lta
effects, particularly with tlIo dlaurderrd aiotn.
nchs and bowels nf children. II nMaimilntra the
ioods cures sour stomach and wind collie rrEu-
iates thc bowels, eNpelz worms, and may b. 70
lied upon Ia Group.
A. pleasant, elective. and perfectly safs ca
thartic remedy 10 D. superior o. Castor OIL, Cor
dials, and Syrups. IL does not contain aicho-
hol, and y adapted TO any age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels of
cruss and Aickly children they become good-na-
tured and healthy. They can enjoy sleep and
mothers have rest. The Casioria ~ put up az
The Laboratory OH. y. Rose A Co., 81 Dey 81,
New York.
fabfT-gm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

1t is now pretty evident that President
Grant has committed another Of his
blunders, in nominating Dana as Minis
ter to England.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times says;
In conversation with your correspon-
dent, to-day, Gen. Butler said 1t was not
true he opposed the confirmation of
Richard ii. Dana as Minister to England
because the latter ran against him for
Congress. He had gone before the Sen
ate Committee on Foreign Relations with
the record of Danas conviction in the
United States Circuit Court, at Boston,
before Judges Clifford and Lowell, for
the piracy of the notes of William Beach
Lawrence's annexation Of Wheaton's in
ternational law, and as it seemed to be
purity of character the Administra ton
was after in a Minister to England-as
nobody doubted that the one we just had
there had learning and ability enough
the only question before the committee
was, whether they should replace man
suspected only OF having appropriated
other peoples money by a man convicted
of appropTiating other peoples property
General Butler said further that he
had been informed by a member of the
Cabinet and the President, when talking
as to how Dana came to be nominated,
that a telegram had been received at the
White House from Boston, saying that
he (Butler) was in favor of Dana's nomi-
nation IL would like" said Butler, en-
phatically, "to find the man who sent
that telegram" In the face Of Dana's
own sworn statement, and the Judgment
of the Court, Butler said he did not see
how the committee could alter its deci-
sion to reject Dana, even if he attempted
to explain his conviction away. Butler
and Lawrence are determined to push
Dana to the wall and to prevent his con-
firmation, and they have much support
in their fight from Judges of the Supreme
Court, who are unanimously against
Dana. Another point used against Dana
is that he voted against Grant in 1872,
and Talbot the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts,, in 1874 The
President is reported as saying that he
did not know this fact, or that Dana had
been convicted in court, when he sent
his name to the Senate
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

A drunken man was riding on the plat,
form Of New York street-car the other
day, and being too drunk to ride safely
there, the conductor led him inside and
gave him a seat. Suddenly the man
sprang upon a gentleman sitting oppo-
site and struck him so violently in the
face as to loosen his teeth and draw
blood. The assailant then jumped off
and ran into a bar room. He was follow
ed by the abused passenger and marched
off to police station. Suit was entered
against the street-car company by the
gentleman, and a jury gave him 81 900
dsmages.-lCincinnati Gazette.
That jury was wrong. 1t was a clear
case of personal liberty" A druDkard
has perfect right to loosen teeth and
draw blood, in this free and sovereign
country.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23
FIRST GUN FOR 1876!

The election in New Hampshire on
Tuesday of last week was the first gener-
al State election in the Centennial, Pres
idential year. That State has been ex.
ceedingly close for several years. Last
year there was Republican plurality OF
less than 300. Last week the plurality
was increased to 1893.
An increase of three thousand five
hundred in one year. where the entire
vote was less than $4,000, will do.
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a n
To punish certain onsnsrs thsfcin named.
~ q ordained ~ the Council of the tnoorpora-
tul Village of 1nckupn
HnCrIoN i. That u shall b. uniAwful Cor any
person ~ rcranna 10 dlaturh tha goud order and
quiet Uf the Village % 1arkwon, ~ - annoy
any uf the citizens thereof. ~ being tutnMis
catods or By being druukeu, IN any % The
strreis, alleys. o. other pubic ulaera within
the limits ~ aaid Incorporated Village.
Sc. 2 That svsfy terson offending against
/ any % the provisions ~ this ufdluauna shall
on conviction thereof be nnrd Ia any auui not
more than my dollara, o. ~ tmpfinoued Ia
/ the county jail ~ hard inhor. not eMnm~sling
thirty days. OF both ~ The dimrrrtian u the
court and pay tha cu4fM Of pruarrufiums
sac. n AT such persons Who shall refuse 90
/ neEiect % Ray the me imposed 90 ths conSie-
ton of any of the provisions % this ofdiuance
and the Gusts Of prosecution. shall BE- iun prison.
cd and kept az hard labor on the atfesta o. 81.
isya Of the said Village until 81 the rate of srv-
euty.nve cunta for each days labor, exclusive
of Sundays. they shall have earned an amount
equal 60 such nne and ruata.
HEC. q That an Ordinance entitled ~An Ord ..
nance 10 Prohibit fntonication." pa4aed in
Council, August J, is7a b. and the safne i here
| BY repealed.
PASSED. 10 Conncii March q. is7s.
W, LAIRD. Mayor.
SAMUEL srEvESsoS. Clerk.
G1Mnfit
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and so adroitly given as to mislead and
not bring out all the facts lie swore
that he had not paid to the Secretary Of
War or any member Of his family, or any
other person, for him. directly or indi-
rectly, any consideration for his action
but he did not testify that he had not
paid to Mrs. Bowers directly or indirect
ly the money for herself for her assist
ance. The money was not. as will be
shown, paid to Mrs Bowers, but to other
persons who paid it to her.
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a
Ffe@erihinz the compensation "a the onicers
therein named. % the Incorporated Village of
Jackson.
H. ID ordained by the Councii of the Inoofpo-
rated Village % Jackson.
HnrTfos l. That the MAYOR shall Annually
rccriNe. compensation fof his arfNtcea two
hundred dollars, % - taid out of the Tfsasufy
of aid incorporated Village. quarterly. on the
order ~ the Council
NEc. 2 That the Marshal shall annually ~.
crive compensation Coz hla asFvlcns fuuf
hundred dollar, % b. paid a. The end of each
quarter, out % the treasury of aid Incorporates
NiilaEe. on TIE order % the Councii and uaf.
rant % the Clcrk.
SO. a That the Clefk shall annually Fs-
ceive, a. compensation for hts servic~a. the
sum uf one huudrud DOLLAR 90 b. Paid Quartef.
Il " cot ~ the treasury ~ said INCORPORATED va.
Il iaKw. on the order ofthe Council
$40. q That the nrtlnanru 9utitind ~An OF.
dinnucr nning the salaries ~ ofnr~Fa % the In.
| cufpunaird Village of Jackson" pas-ed IN Coun-
cil MAY -. 10. bs, aud The sauis is hsr.by 70
praisd.
suc. & That this ordinance shall take sf.ci
aud - IN fnrrr from and after the - day oi
| April A. u. isTa.
| Passed In council March a. is7e.
J, W. LAIRD. Mayo.
WAMNwH. NWWNNMMuM fIafN
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Hooking Sentinel wants Vance
nominated for Congress by the Demo
Gratis Of this district. We hope they
may do So The Republicans can elect
any good man they may nominate. 1t
may be Neal. Enochs, Judge Harper.
Judge Nash, Homer C. Jones-we care
not which
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allowed by Mr.. Stanton, pocketed the
greater part of the money himself
This is very bad, and there is no deny
ing it. The number of respectable gen
tlemen and Presidential candidates is re-
duced by one 1t is o casualty to be de-
plored, but il is well that the truth has
been brought out. No party gains by
hiding the sins of its leaders or refusing
to acknowledge them when they are re-
vealed to be sins. At this time especial
ly we must not have any doubtful man
on guard, still less in command OF an
army
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23
GEO. P. ROWELL & co.

These well known advertising agents,
OF New York, will have management and
control of the exhibition Of newspapers
at the Centennial at Philadelphia this
summer. This is right and proper. No
firm in the United States is as we'll posted
in the newspaper business as Rowell q
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23
MEDICAL.


For all diseases OF the Liver. stomach a spleen.
MALARIOUs FEvFRs. uowFf, COM
PLAlNTS, DYSPEPSIA, MEN TAI. pT.pIf14'
Sion HELTLI2-SN i2sS. JAuNDfCE. NAu.
SEA. SICK HEADACHE. collie. CuNATfpA..
TON, and BfLiOUSNESs.
IL Is ominently family medicine. aud by
being kept uady for immediate resort, viii
save many an hour % huieriuH aud many a
dollar la time, aud doctors bills.
After forty years trial. "a IL kiill receiving tue
most unqualified testimonials uf its VI ufa,
from persons Of the highest character aud 70.
spumsibility. Eminent physicians commend u
a. the most
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

A big lawsuit has been commenced in
the U. S. Court for the Southern District
of Ohio. Duncan Macarthur. in the year
1888. made will, and died in 1889. His
children had the will set aside. Now
the grandchildren bring suit for the lands
devised. They comprise over 5000 acres
in Ross and Pickaway counties, and sew
eral lots in Chillicothe The lands are
now owned by Gov. Allen, Carey A.
Trimble and others. Gov Aliens home
stead, Fruit Hill, is part of the lands.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

But" said Mrs. Belknap. "if have
sinned, others have doubly sinned; if |
am guilty Of crimes, others are guilty of
double crimes" That's business. Let's
have the namesl-[Circleville Democrat
Well. you have one, which ought to
suffice for time. His name it is PEN
dleton.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

1t has come to light that another Pres
idential candidate is laid on the shelf.
Bristow, in 1878, prosecuted mule claim
before the Court of Claims, for $l0S, 760,
and gained the case. He got 10 per cent
for his services, or a fee of $l0,s75. There
is no evidence yet that any one was hired
to influence the allowance of this big
claim, but such big fees look suspicious.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The most disgraced letter in the alpha
bet is B-Beecher, Babcock, Belknap,
and host of Bosses"
We noticed the above in the Coving-
ton Miami county, Gazette, and about
an inch above it was the name of the
editor, "Wm. A. Browne" Perhaps it
was modesty which prevented the editor
from putting his name with the other
distinguished individuals named.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

A vote will be taken at the April elec.
ton in Athens county. on the question
Of building 100000 Court House Some
years ago, when in Athens. we called in
during court, and found the old court
room about the hardest looking room
that ever a court was held in We be.
lieve the old building has been abandon
ed as Court House.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

A rich farmer named Major Dunlap,
residing six miles from Chillicothe, was
killed last week by young horse. He
had hold of the halter, when the colt
ierked him and threw him with his breast
upon a stake, and he only lived ten min
utes afterwards. He was 60 years Of age
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

n. /. Behan and III. G. Teeter have re-
tired from the Meigs County (Middle-
port) News. We have no personal ac-
quaintance with these gentlemen, but
our professional relations with them
have always been pleasant.
J.W. Dumble is now editor and pub
Usher, and he has changed the name of
the paper to Meigs County Republican.
and it will hereafter be Republican in
nolitics
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The xenia Torchlight says that there
are over FIVE hundred men, at thirteen
different points, working on the Dayton
and Southeastern Railroad, and that in a
month from this time a thousand men
will be at work on the line, between
Dayton and Jackson
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Democracy had very small rag
baby convention in Columbus last week,
in which Ralph Leete of Ironton, and
blatherskite Blandy of GAINESVILLE, were
the most conspicuous actors. Leete
ought to know better than to associate
with such weak vessels as Blandy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The wife of Gen. Carl Schurz died on
Tuesday of last week, in New York. 1t
is said that the married life Of Gen.
Schurz and his wife was very happy.
She married him in Germany when he
was poor, and political outlaw. on ac-
count of one of the European revolu-
tinna
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Scioto Valley Railroad Company
are erecting bridge across the Scioto
river at Chillicothe. Last Friday week
q span of the bridge, $50 feet in length.
was being raised. when it fell. killing q
young man named Byron Leach, and
wounding eight other persons.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

President Grant has sent a pardon to
Marsh and his wife, and they will be
back from Canada this week. This set
ties the Democratic lie, that the Presi-
dent scared Marsh off Now let Pendle
ton look out
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Legislature adjourned on last Fri.
day, until Tuesday of this week, and DR..
Monahan, our Representative, came
home. He assures us that a final ad.
journment will take place on next Mon
day week, April Sd.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

We have received a mammoth egg, of
Pike County growth, sent US by Philip
Rheinfrank, of Piketon. 1t weighs 81
ounces, and has the groundwork for a
big Democratic rooster Portsmouth
Times.
What pity that you did not have
your egg hatched and your rooster feath-
cred, and able to crow over the election
in New Hampshire.
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PATENTS.
INVENTORS: Z:

sketch aud n full description - your invention.
We viii make an examination nt the Patent
unlrc, and ID Ne think % pairmtuhlc, will srnd
you puuyrs aud advice, and prosecute your
case. pur ire will b. in ordinary eases, G23
ADVICE FREE.
Es-s>end stamp for our "Guidc fnF obtaining
Patents husk uf b paEss.
Addre.s .-tDUiS BAGGER a CO., solicitors
Of Patents Washington n. q.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Democracy met last week in Co
lumbus. and fixed the 18th of May as the
time, and Cincinnati as the place, for
holding a State convention.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

On Monday, March fgth, hrfwsen my home
near CeutruNtlle aud Jackson, = Calf-akiu fuCks
Ct-bouk. containing ahaut nnFsn dollar In
money aud some valuable papgrh. ~ uaua
81 will pleaae leave h at the standard Ofnre.
DAVID y. EDMAmuA
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Allen County Democrat has got an
engine. and the paper is now printed by
steam power.
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The yellow Centaur Imminent


HORSES, nuLrz. AND ANtMAta.
We have never yet seen case of SPAWN.
swceny, Hng-bone. Wind.gali. Scratches or
Poli-Eyn, which this LIniment would not
speedily benefit, aud We never saw but a fcw
eases which u would not curc. n wiii cure
when anything can. Il l. folly 60 spend 80 Cor
a Fafi1cr, when one dollars worth of Ccntaur
Linimcnt viii do better. Tho following is a
sample of the testimony pIoducedi
". 4. Hopkins, Postmaster az PIqua. o. aayn.
"Centaur Iiniuient can't he beat. u cure.
every time"
"lELNEnTuN, a.. March = IsTa
The Ccnhaur LiuimFuta are tho hsasi selling
medicines We have ever had. The demand 4
very great ior it, and We cannot afford 10 ID
without o.. PHI. Hi-EY q son"
"IETTHmsuN. No.. Nov. TO- ls5I
''s>ume time ago I was shipping hurssa 10 "a
Louis. got one badly crippled in the car. With
great diuculty got him 90 the stable. The
.iahie-kcpper gave mc a bottle of your Cautnuf
llntmcnt, which used with such success that
Ia two days the horag was active aud nearly
welt nave hecn veterinary surgeon iol
thirty years, but your iAniulcnt beats anything
al. M'CARTY. Veterinary Surgeon"
For postage stamp We will mail a Csntaui
Almanac, containing hundreds of ecrtincntes
from every state In the Union. Thee Ilni
ments arc now sold BY all dealers In the cum.
try.
Laboratory Of j. p Rose 4 Co.
20 Dey ~, New York.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-03-23

The Belknap ticket carried New
Hampshire Democrat
Perhaps you think Pendleton ticket
could carry Ohio.
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4. o S.,
. IT'S
nTNTH


Notica h haruuy Eivsn that the undsfairnssi
sheriff ~ the county uf 1acksuu. uiii, - eiffae
% thrcc several executions tsaurd ~ fhs su.
thufity - the Court % Common Pleas ~ aald
county. one iu favor of McAlpin, rulh a Co.
the other tn favuf % y. ~. NuFisv. and
against Mnlinda -cutt. aud % him difrgtea ~
D O'Clock A. NJ. on the
tth day sf April A. n. 1879.
"a the sturc-room ~ the aid Maiinda soft ait.
uate on hruadway htfrrt. In the town of Iarks
Nons ia said county, otter FOG sale at puhiic auc.
ton the entire stock % goods cuntafnrd IN aid
atnfe.ruutns consisting - a Ernrfal line 81 Dry
Goods. Nutiuna, and q Ermrfai naauftmrnt -
MiilturrY 9uu1Ms etc. tMkrm on anid executions
na the property - aid Maiinda hloff.
Dated this 9th day ~ Mafrh. A. -. ts7a
JOHN ~. EWtNa.
THfrr a G.AiHp. Ait'y's faf pit'na
March u. Fe=.W