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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

The following dispatch from Ports
mouth to the Cincinnati Gazette, appear
ed in that paper on Monday:
The Republicin Central Committee OF
Scioto county have organized by electing
Capt. James Skelton Chairman, and Dan
J. Ryan Secretary The members con.
sist of James Shelton, Dan j. Ryan, G.. S
Cadot, J. r. Foster and o. B. Gould
These gentlemen are competent for their
places, and will make war upon all oppo-
nents to President Hayes. The Republi.
cans of this county are awake, and san
guine of q triumphant victory, as usual.
this fall, electing to responsible stations
true and tried men.
As there are perhaps no opponents to
President Hayes" in Scioto county, in
either party, they will have no one upon
whom they can make war, and they will
carry the county by not less than one
thousand majority. Now let them put
up q Portsmouth Bristowite for State
Senator, and he can beat Watts, lrve, l.
T., the devil and Tom Walker.
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snerlr's Sale Of Real Estate.

state of ohio, Jackson Cnuniy. n.
Court of Common Pleas.
Julinn Uiiiiiaud ". Jane Uettira rt ai.
Ia Partition.
Notice ia hereby given that viii onsr for
uais - puuiic auEilun, 20 the door ~ the Couu
hou.s, in Jackson, on
Saturday. September IS. A. D 1871.
az O'Clock P.M. ~ said day. the fniiouina de-
acfttsl rri estate situate iu tian rnmufg 81 4aNAs
ssfft aud sia O. 90 ohio. tusuiE
The muuh hmlf - thn Huuthweaf auaft9f -
srCtluu Numtrf -. Tuuusiiip Nuuihgf >, -
Rang Numuur %. uECupiimg = small faati tsgfn+
81 tlIr auiisasi CufuEr - sid lands. ffucs
- OF nuh lurlflasa1 and used ~ n rwfnNtrty iut
aud she fiaht OF waY ffuiu thu puuilr ftaad
kuoWu ~ thr larkasbu mud iensfnon tufnanw
tuasl Which ught uf uaY is ies fert widn from
aid ruasd q aald rrfustNfV lot
Appfalasd ~ fTsb o.
IL T. sssid iu Crftain pruceUinEa in part ition.
whrfsin Iullua 0illiiand D. lrililuuEf saild Jane
flrffisa - 20 dsfuudaufs.
Tsfmia 20 sale una.thlrd on day of sale. one
Third lu one esf and thr ftsidur In tWu years
ttis dwisFfssi paymFmta % - hsrufed ~ uftfa
aud mottEaEs un the rfrntlssa @ulds aud 70
u-lsr tntwfrst ~ siM Iaf rUut ifui daY ~ aaie.
oivsn under my hand this isih day - Au-
gust, iE1, IonN ~. EWtN0s
Nhsfiu Jackson Couuty, q.
IameF Tdpp, atty f0F pin.
Hugie-sw
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

then. The South do-snt care Tor the
Democratic party. What they want
down there is to indemnify themselves
for the losses of the war out OF the Fed
fral Treasury. They will pass the Texas
Pacific Subsidy bill; then they will take
$lO0.WOO0O Tor the levees OF the Mississ-
iPpi. They will get the Supreme Court
on their side to open the way by decis-
IONS TO the payment of their war claims.
! can't tell bow far they will go. If they
are stopped short of paying the rebel
debt il will be because the Republicans
o the North become n armed n .ain and
wrest the Government out of their hands
Just now few are awake to the danger
1t has ceased to be any reproach to a
man to have been traitor, and North
ern people look on the rebels as men
who took different view from them
selves OF doubtful question OF Constitu-
tional Interpretation"
/ have taken a few sentences here and
there from an hours conversation. choos-
ing such as illustrates the ex-S-nator's s
position towards the President aud upon
the Southern question. lie believes that
the North must rule the South to pre-
vent the South from ruling the North.
During the greater part OF his long po
litical career. he saw the country govern
ed 10y the arrogant Southern oligarchy.
lie cannot forget the immeasurable evils
and calamities that resulted from the
domination of that element. 1t is no
wonder that in his old age he should
view with apprehension the withdrawal
Of the strong arm of power which the
North has held over the South since the
rebellion was crushed out. lie would
like to see the Federal Government, con
trolled by the Republican party, continue
a policy of repression in the Southern
States as long as any opposition to the
full civil equality Of the black race should
show itself there. Impractical as his
views are, they are entirely sincere, and
therefore merit respect.
The ex-senator is enjoying a hale old
age. His hair, which resisted Times
frosts much longer than do most men 8
is now quite whine, and the strong lines
of his couutenance. that used to give him
rather hard and stern expression, have
been soltened good deal by the mellow
ing influences of a quiet life. He takes
no part in active politics, and seems
more interested on the events of the
long contest over the Slavery question
in which he was so prominent an actor
than in the public movements Of the
present day. E V. s.
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A Walking Miracle.

Mr. ~. n. stevens
DEAH Htm=TunuEh a atransrf. I want 10 In.
ftfTm YEN what krwrtimn has nnna fitf me.
Last Christmas itrrufuia made - arf-safanfe
In my - Nyafrm-lafur running uirrfa HtfsaFtun
on me, ~ follows unr uu each ~ my aFI1s. one
nv Thigh. whirh extended % the nrnil one on
my head. which ate tuto the akuilshuus. one
on my len ica. which tsncame - bad thai tun
physicians came 20 atnputata the limh, thouah
upon CONSULTATION cuurlu.isd not - DO - a.
my Whale body waa fuii nf .crufuia. they deem-
~ ID advisable 10 cot tie tors Witch Waa pain-
fui brynnd description. and there was n quart
% matter run from this nuc snrr.
Tho physiriauM AT Emes me uHtodies and
said fhsy cuuid o. M more fur me. uuth of
my legs wers drawn up 20 fny aeat, end u waa
thouEht y did SO up again uuuld D. cftp-
when in this eandition saw vesstins sd
vrrtfss-i. aud cumusucuti taking u In Marrh.
and followed on With q until had uasd sin.
teen bottles. and thia morning I am SONG 10
plough cuFn, wrll man Al my tuwusnuen
say Y isa miracle % 80 me round Walking aud
wntklnm
In eonclusion Z wiii add. whsn wan endur.
Ind surh Hrsai sun.fiua fFum that drw@dfui dla.
.a.s, rcrofuia. prayed 20 the Lord abnve 20
take mc out of this wurld. but ~ NrGfffne has
fs~fors-i o. me the hlrssiugs ~ hcalth. desire
mnre than Tyvr ~ live. that may b. ~ nome
srrvicu a. ny fallow-fusu4 and I huuw 81 no
tirttar wHy 20 ald sunrrtnH hnuimnity than 10
sucinss 800 fhis sfais ms 81 90 ny csaf. With IN
wmrmmMt hop. th@f yuu wtil uunii~h a.. and ~
viii affnri me- pisa~ufr q reply ~ nny cotnmo-
nieatlon which I may Frcrisv thVrviIon.
an 80, Vefy re~pee,,,fs,,it. n.x~
Avery. Bsrrisn Co, Men. jay j. isil
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Sheriif's Sale Of Goods a Chattels.

Notice u hrrrby Eivrn that the undersigned,
sheriff of the cuunty uf tarksnus wlii. ~ VIZ.
toe 81 % nF,isF uf sale la@umd ~ tbs Cuun ~
Common ficaa uf aid cuunfys 10 faNuf - MI
nor Nimums uAffmTfas MN.s and naainat thn
Wei ston Coal ard Iron CompanV. az d ociock
An. on
The 10th Day Of August. A. d 1871.
NJ said wellsion Coal aud Iron Company's Cor.
uace. va Milton tuwuship, in Naid csunty. uffer
fpf ails AZ puhiic aucfiuns toe fuiluWinH goods
and ChattCia. tuswIE
Two cfits ~ cnfn. containing ~ estimate
four huunrrd bushsta. no tWffahufNn wpHuu
aud harucs-. sin muifa, one brown mare, one
agfrui huf-r aud twu piifa - ilmas@iunr rmfitna.
trti 90 cuufmin unr huudrfd aiiu nftf toua.
W~nsfuu d'usi sud ffsfn oHmpamgs
JOHN ~. EwIao,
sheriff arnson County.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

In another place we publish. from the
Cincinnati Ti.hes, an account OF the kill
ing Of a man named Cox, by his own son,
at Glendale. near Cincinnati Young
Cox had preliminary examination on
Saturday, and was acquitted The fol-
lowing, from the testimony Of beer
Jerker. explains the true cause Of the aw-
ful homicide:
Frank Braecker testified that the faith
er and son had been in the saloon the
evening before the tragedy. They drank
three glasses of beer, and the son paid
for them.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

There has been a bloody battle between
the U. s troops under Gen Gibbon. and
the Nez Perces Indians, at place called
Big Hole. in Montana Territory. Il Is
reported that % whites were killed. and
forty five wounded, and IL is supposed
that over a hundred Indians were killed
aud wounded. The Indians were re-
treating. and Gen. Howard had arrived
with additional troops. and would pur.
sue the Indians. There were less than
two hundred troops engaged in the bat
tie. while the Indian force was supposed
to be much larger
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

For certain reasons we omitted TO men,
tion last week that there was serious
trouble among the officials Of the Spring
field, Jackson and Pomeroy railroad
company. The Directors had meeting
at Greenfield and ordered the Office OF
the company to be removed to that place.
and requested James Emmitt to resign
his Office OF President of the company,
and he promised to send in his resigna-
tion within ten days. There are very
serious charges OF mismanagemento on the
part of Mr.. Emmitt, but tn ey are perhaps
much exaggerated.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

We think the fool killer ought to have
his eye upon Cincinnati There was a
''laboring mems" convention there last
Saturday. which put in nomination .
State ticket. The proceedings were con
Quoted in three languages, German. Bohe-
mian and English. The only man who
was ever before heard of. who took part
in the affair, was the negro Peter Ii.
Clark. He was nominated for Commis-
sioner Of Common Schools. For Cover
nor one l. II. Bond. of Cincinnati was
nominated, and for Lieutenant-G Governor
n Cleveland Dutchman named Francis
Skarda.
The following wonderful platform was
adopted with yawp and yell:
Resolved. That in the coming political
campaign we invite the CO operation of
all voters who believe that to the laborer
justly and of right belongs the re1ults OF
his labor, in the following demands:
/. The payment of wages to the laborer
in the lawful money of the country. and
at intervals OF time not greater than one
week. and that suitable penalties be pro.
vided for failures to do so.
2 Eight hours for the present as a
normal working day, and legal punish
ment of all violators.
Strict laws making employers liable
for all accidents to the injury Of their
employees.
4 Prohibitory laws against the en-
ploymPnt of children under fourteen
years of age in the industrial establish
ments
s. Abolition of all conspiracy laws.
8 Prohibition of the use of prison la.
Dor by private employers.
T. Gratuitous administration Of justice
in all the courts oi law.
s Sanitary inspection Of all conditions
OF labor. means OF subsistence, and dwell
ings included.
9 Gratuitous instruction in all educa-
tional institutions.
10 Labor statistics in all States as well
as by the national government; the Off
GERS of these bureaus to be taken from
the ranks OF the labor organizations and
elected by them.
H. The repeal of the patent and all
other laws and privileges to individuals
or companies to the detriment Of labor
H. The repeal of all tariff and other
acts which provide for the collection of
the public revenue by indirect method,
and the substitution therefor of a sys-
tenn of direct taxation guaranteed in pro
portion to the amount OF property or in
come to be taxed.
l3 Railroads. telegraphs and all means
of transportation to be controlled by the
government Tor the purpose OF abolishing
the wages system.
IA All industrial enterprises to be
placed under the control of the govern
Il
by free cooperative unions for the good
OF the whole people.
l5 That the Constitution be so amend
ed as to require that all officers of the
general and State governments shall be
elected by a direct vote of the people
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3j5 days and more than twenty, be must
register. And a voter residing in his
county less than thirty days. or in his
ward less than twenty days. be can not
vote, even IL he does register. The 9th
er provisions Of the bill relate to judges
Of elections. registers, etc, and to the
method of registering. The law troubles
but few people who are bona fde voters
1t is designed to trouble those who are
not.
have called attention to the above
laws and bill, so that every man will sat.
isfy himselfin regard to their provisions.
and not suffer himself to be duped by
the designing demagogue.
A. B MONAHAN
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

Here is something which will highly
interest users of tobacco. 1t is from the
Scientific American, paper that always
knows what it is talking about:
RAW TASTE OF TOBACCO.
To the Editor of the Scientific American;
] have been a slave of tobacco for so
long that have given up the idea of
ever stopping the use of it, There is so
much of the plug tobacco that causes the
mouth to become raw, besides containing
hair, feathers, and other little dainties
too numerous to mention, that | have de
termined to use none but leaf tobacco
hereafter. Will you be kind enough to
tell me. through your valuable paper, how
to remove the raw taste from the natural
leaf, and oblige a subscriber who fully
appreciates the value of the Scientific
American j. w. 4.
New Cumberland. Pa.
GAEswER-We believe that the com
mon method Of removing the raw taste,
that our correspondent complains OF. is
to soak the tobacco in urine. Tobacco
thus treated and then sweetened with
molasses dirt, is considered lovely" the
"solace, Of mankind. honey dew" etc.
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Rer. o. n. Walker Says.

The following unsoiifltrd testimonial from
Rev. .. 7. Walker, DID, flfmcfiy pastor oi
buwduiu-equars thufrh. Huafuu. and 20 pres
snt settled ~ finNldwuce. II L.. muaf b. dslrms
rd aa rriiHuIr etideucF. No uHT shuuld fail 20
observe that this Testimonial la the fNmulf %
in the rev. Mr walker family, Who now pro-
uounces ID iuNaiuahiffa
Psovidrnee. ". T.. iss Transit street
". n. Stevens. Ia.
] icsl hound o. eHprema With my signature the
hlah value I plarg upon your NsErttns. Ny
tsfutly have uas-i tt hif The iHat twm yFnfa. In
nsrvuus debility u IL inNaluabls, aud fs'cofn-
tsnovatinE tonic.
OF. WALKER.
fofmsfiy Pastor of Bowdoin-sausr Church,
Boston.
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Andrew Joyce. in renewing his sub
scription to the Standard. writes from
Paola, Miami county. Kansas. says:
Good crops in this part of Eastern
Kansas. 1t has been eight years since
first visited Kansas, and the prospect for
corn is the best that / have seen since
that time. The hog cholera is raging to
some extent. This is a good grazing
county. Cattle do well here"
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CHEnIrF.s sALE on nEAL EsrArE.

state of Ohio. jackson csuaiy, ~
Court of Common Pleas
Jacob A. Long VI. John q. Euhanka
on - order % aaie.
Notice is hereby given. that IN puFNuancr %
an ofdvr of rmfu lsatsd out nf Haid r.suft, the
md day of Iuiy. A. y. is7T. and o. me difrct-
~ ~ -hcrin - said ruuutys wtti ouFf fuf sale
~ the door of the Court House, Ia aid countT.
on
Saturday. August 18th. A. d 1871.
~ l O'Clock P.M. of aid day. the following de-
errihrd resi- estate. situate la the ruuuty %
Jackson and state ~ uhin. 90 viz
lot nunibcr thruu lll tu =. a. Longs Addi-
ton % the tuWn of IHrkatn. IarMaln cuuufy,
OHIO. cHCrpt tbs EtuuFcuai uuurflginu saia iots
sud tha nAht % mine aud remove said stone
coal.
Appraised at sra
Terms uf sale, ctsn on dag uf sale
To hs sold the uFuueftN ~ John u. Eu-
tank. 20 satlsfy a ludEfnsut and dccfre Ia iaVof
mf Jacob A. Lstna.
Dated tills iai day % Iuiy. fEff.
JOHN "a. EWtNu. Nh'n J. &. q.
THpp a Atkinson. ait'ya tuf PIN.
IulV ~. fN9Tsf
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LETTER LIST.

List % letters remaining in the fn-tomicr a
Jackson. Ohio, Tor the week ending August
10. 1871.
Allen, Mis- EliEabcth, Blckcrstan. Hamie,
tcarc D. A. Aiirnl, Baker. Hrnry.
Davis, Mrs Vie. HaEHnrd Hsnfy C..
Matthews, Ai.s Kate, Neil. Mis- Billie.
Reed. Mis- Neal, Williams, Mrn. NJ
Persons calling for any OF ths-c letter. please
say 'adverti.cd, /" and give date of list.
y. P.nALDRID0E, .. ~.
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Republican State Ticket.

hepuDllcan otate Ilcket'
For Governor,
w. II. WEST,
of Logan.
Lieutenant Governor,
FERDINAND xOGELER,
OF Hamilton.
Judge Of Supreme Court,
W. W. JOHNSON,
OF Lawrence.
Attorney General,
GEORGE X NASH,
Of Frai k ir.
Clerk Supreme Court,
DWIGHT CRoWELL.
of Ashtabula.
Treasurer.
JOHN M. MiLLIKIN,
OF Butler.
School Commissioner,
T. T. LUKINS,
Of Portage.
Board of Public Works,
A. w. LUCKEY,
of Ottawa.
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Republican County Ticket.

Representative,
ARTHUR B. MONAHAN.
Auditor,
THOMAS w. PATTERSON.
Treasurer,
JAMES II. HUNTER.
Surveyor.
JOHN d. BROWN.
Commissioner.
JOHN s. McGHEE.
Infirmary Director,
A. F. McCARLEY.
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The Republican State convention was
held in Maine last week. Very suoug
Republican resolutions were passed. A
resolution was offered indorsiug Haye-,
and one was introduced eondemning his
policy. Mr Blaine urged that no reso-
luton on the subject be passed aud both
were tabled.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

A railroad has been completed from
Cincinnati as far as Winchester, in
Adams county. the first railroad ever
reaching Adams county. We believe
this road is to be extended to Ports
mouth. There was a great time at Win
chester when the first train arrived.
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VEGET1NE,

tia medical propeftles are Aitcrauvs. Tonic.
solvent, aud piuretic. There is no di-ra.r of
the human systcm fof uhieh ths vesstins csn
not b. uscd with perfect satty. as q dos not
contain any metallic or poi onoss compound.
IL u composed exclusively - harks. roots aud
herbs: u l. very pleasant 10 taks. every ctiid
like. a. "a Il safr and reliable. the foiiowlng
ovidenca win show
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The "laboring mems" party had q
meeting in Columbus last Saturday night,
which came near ending in serious row.
A lot Of Democratic roughs captured the
meeting, and got up a general muss.
The lights were blown out, and wild con-
fusion reigned.
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Mn n Stevens.

Mf. N. Il. Stevens.
DHAn sfn-f wiii most checrfuiiy add ny Tee
fimuny a. the great nufnhnF yon have airemdy
rerrlNrd o. faNur 81 ruuf afeaf Hud sod melis
cine. Nswwtinw. tor % uut think cunumh can
~ sid iu ~ pfaisrs ffT I waa truuhiad over
tMirfy year wlth that dreadful dtaenNe. Gatmfrh
thuuNh 4 Nuutd urvtf hfuathu nnY
more. and NFfetinr has cufei nv and ] DO
feel % thank Uui all the time that there = 80
Huud a medicine ~ NcaefluF. and aieo tnluh
u one uf the bet medicines fnf ruugha. and
wax. ain aims foeiluNa ~ the stomach. aud ads
wise even body % faka the Ne1rtfur. fur I can
ihufn "a IN one - fhe tscs eftcluFa that
ever Mis-. u. NoME,
Corner MaEaHine and wainai nirests,
Cambrade. Mass.
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The Cincinnati Times thinks that when
the Commercial republished the great
temperance speech of Judge West. deliv-
cred in Cincinnati in 1874. it was making
a vicious attack upon him. And Of such
is the Queen City Of the Westl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

Nofice IL hereby Eivsn 20 aii persons uhe are
pcsidiinE In Iarksnu cuuufy wfthuut atinWnae.
I hat fhsy arr eaurafsd 90 80 the pfuper iicsnsa
or the riaiuir viii have tu - rnfurrrd.
II. W. PATTElutON. Auditor J. g.
sept. tf.is7a. n
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A vote was taken in West Virginia
some ten days ago, to decide upon the
location of the Capital. 1t is said that
Charleston has been the successful place.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-08-16

A niger named VIM. Thompson
was taken out Of Jail at Culpepper, Vir-
ginia, by a mob OF sixty men. and hung.
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State of Ohio. Jackson County. e.
Court of Commsn Pleas
Home n. a l. Association Va FsiiH nsvsiin
81 mi.
on IL order % sale.
Notice !. herrby given. that tn rursuancs %
an order ~ aais iaausd uuf of said ruuri. on the
efh day nf July, a. u isfl. and ~ NE difsrird
sheriff ~ sid county. I wilt u7ef faf sale -
the door q the cuuft huuse. iu aid cuunifs On
Saturday. August 18th. A d 1871.
~ one o'ciock. y. M. % aaid day. the following
dearrlurd real estate situate - the ruuutg 81
Jackson ana state ~ Ohio. tn-wit4
Lot uumbCf twenty sfuuf taf IN hahm'a addls
ton 20 the fuwu uf Iafkson. in the cuunty Of
Jackson and state of uhio. snceptinH the stone.
cuai underlying said lot. with the right aud
privilege of ininlna aud rofnoTinE aid euai
MAppraiscsi nt 81 90.
= Terms of sale caah on day 81 aalr
To ~ suld as the property - Fsiin ngNslius
20 satisfy ludHmout sud decree IN faNuf %
the Home uulldinE a Lean Assuclafiuus
nmfci this tsfh snY ~ IuiY, a. u ISL
JOHN ~. EWlNo, sh'H J. 9. q.
J. W. LnuEbgn, Ait'y fof pi'n.
luiyipih
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Republican Central Committee.

A. B. Monahan. Charles C. James.
James Trip, John L Jones. Lot Davies