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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

We are not in the most amiable humor
about this Presidential business. Though
cheated and swindled, we are not con-
quered. Let that be distinctly under
stood Il Hardin County Democrat.
But if you had started to Washington
City, with your musket, little knapsack
and rations, as you threatened that you
would, you would have been conquered
right speedily. We had one eye upon
Won. Young man
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Partition Notice.

Daniel w. Evans, John W. Evans. Evan
Evans Jr, and Wesley Jones, Lrther Jones and
Robert Jones, minors. heirs ut lsw OF MarEarei
j. Jones decreased, OF jackson county. ohio
Laura Wheeler, of Rice county, Kansas, and
Everett LaSley, OF Carroll county. Missouri
heirs at law OF Mary A. Lasley deceased, will
take notice that a petition was nlcst against
them on the 8d day OF February. 1871. la the
Court OF Common Pleas OF jackson county
Ohio. by David ID. Evans, and II now pending
wherein said David y. Evans demands parii'
tion OF the following real estate, 10 wits Tbs
west half OF the north west quarter, aud the
west half OF tire south west quarter, uf section
number fourteen 40, township number seven
c5l. range number seventeen 40 also, the easi
half OF the south sast quarter OF section uumbei
fifteen (iil, township number seven (1l, ranEs
seventeen U7); and that at the next term 81
said Court the said David ID. Evans will apply y
for an order that Partition may be made Of said
premises.
febs.0t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08
THURSDAY, MARCH g.. 1877.

Leeds, OF the Brown County News, is
sad. Hear him.-[Jackson Standard.
Not exactly sad. but mad at the con-
clave of scoundrels who steal Presi-
dent.-[Brown County News.
We can only reply in the language of
Scripture, that We will laugh at your ca
lanity, and mock when your fear COM
eth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

There have been thousands of things
said in Democratic papers since the Pres
idential election, which look exceedingly
funny now. These papers declared, over
and over, and over again. that Tilden was
most certainly elected, and would be in
augurated, so sure as the 5th of March
would arrive. There could be no mis-
take about that.
Here is one Of the items from Tilden's
literary bureau, which we find upon our
table and which we had clipped from
some one of our exchanges, of the bull
dozer persuasion:
Mr.. Tilden will make so good a Presi-
dent that Governor Hayes himself can't
help feeling that the country was wise in
choosing the great statesman and reform
er to preside over its political destinies.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

A DMINIsTRATOK's SALE or REAL
"a ESTATE.-In pursuance Of an order
gtanted Jy the Probate Court OF jackson coun-
~, OniO, Will offer for sale at public auction,
on saturday, the 3ist day OF March. 1871, az
O'Clock Il. NJ, upon the premises, the following
described real estate situate la the county VI
jackson aud state Of Onio, to-wtt; All thu
west hi u Of the northeast quarter OF section
number tweuiy-four ca, township number
nve (5l. OF range number nineteen 40. except
ing SIX acres la the northeast corner Of said
wcsl half OF the northeast quarter, decided 10
Julina Crubtrre, containing after said cxccp-
ion - acres more OF less. Also ali OF the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter Of section
numUcr twcu ty-thres cd, township number
i've (5), aud range number nineteen (i0l, cx-
cept ten (lOl acres in the northwest corner
thereof. decided to Julina Crtbtree containing
after said exception % acres more or less. The
first described tract appraised at s. 5. The Sec
Oud described. tract appraised at stil. Al TO be
sold free from the dover estate OF Eiiza Cantcr,
the widow OF John Gantcr, deceased, therein.
Terms OF sale-one-third cash In hand, ONE
thtrd IA six months and Onc-thtrd la twelve
months from the day OF sale, with Interest.
Deferred payments To be secured by mortgage
HARRISON CANTER.
Administrator OF IOnn Cauter. deceased.
James Tupp, Attorney.
March sth, is77.-fw.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in thr rustofhcc at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending March
6, 1871.
CHwy, Mary A Miss krcss, CB
George, samuel Nash, Gardncr +
Harms, sarah Airs Rollins. David
Hugcs. Daniel ID Smith, Nancy Mrs
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say advertised" /" and give date Of list.
:. P.BALDRIDGE. p. ~.
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NFANCY mixed Visiting Cards, i0c. 20
I'll Acquaintance, lOc. 20 Filtration, Joe. ~
IA/Tmnspnrent. l5c. 20 comical Devil
Cards. i5c. Agents outfit. nftceu cents.
Stevens Cnrd 90. Mort thfori. Conn.
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= MUIaknkD ftluw kit.f Hacitet Iowdsf
- of rirh aud lasting ffaEfaure. lnuls pern.
$50, Tusifatin. - crmfss a bf hfhtfhON
Co., NINsTNilic, Col. Co, n. y.
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To PEDDLERs.

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons whe ara
peddliug tn Jackson county without a license,
that they nre requested 90 g,t The proper license
or the Statute viii have to b. enforced.
Il. W. PATTERsOS, Auditor J. G.
sept. II, 1873. Il
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FcJruary LEI. 1871
OLD JOE BRADLEY comes TO the front. and
Troubles like gloomy cioud, gather thick aud
thunder loud.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-07
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
isih, Opposite hank 81. \ Capitol square
Richpsonss, va.
n. w, Hoennigcr,

PROPRIETOR.
A new and first clan uoiei. furnished IN ie1.
rtf'lal 20 any IN the United states rh8 propfle.
w assures comfort ~ the travelling public. d
thafgps rptl,irrd ~, $500 and q ner Day, nc.
ord tne 10 sisc md larAtiUn u IloUn-- with unl.
yrialty lii every ,ihcf respect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-07
FRIGHTFUL ATROCITIES ON THE
BALKAN SLOPES.

Bucharest correspondence of the Lon
don Ne,rs, 18th, gives these shocking de-
tails " Turkish harbarisR:
ltnppears that about four o'clock on the
day Of the Russian evacuation of Eski
Zaghra the Turks began terrible but
cherry, by ordering that all the Christians,
whether man, woman, or child. should be
shot as they len their homes Those who
remained within, however, met with 3
worse fate, Tor they were burnt alive. The
order was given 10 burn down and destroy
every pai ticle Of Christian property In the
place; many leading Turkish merchants
took part In the affair. Among them may
be mentioned Said Aga. Of Schirpan, who
assembled large numbers of Bashl Bazouks
and dispatched them Ill over tho Sehirpan
district, TO spread their work of destFuc-
ton. They needed no second bidding. In
short time hundreds OF houses were In
flames, aud shocking crucliies wero CON.
mitted upon their occupants. This dis
trict of Schirpan u one Of the richest Ia
lfNthb ANih1Ss ~ tVilAuiloa Ntt1 hEkt
proportion OF Christian inhabitants, and
over 30 churches, 500 schools aud colleges,
all ofwhlcll have been burnt; IN fac. he
work OF destruction extended rs far az the
villages of Bogdan, Mahalesi, and Rant
MahaIesi, and many Others containing
from 100 TO 900 families. Those villages
areon the line Of railway between Ker,
menlia and Ycnl Zagnra, and scarcely fifty
persons have escaped from them alive.
bulgarian ftlgltiycs who have arrived at
Gabrova aud selvl estimate that fioln
1000 TO 5000 Christians have been
massacred IN Eski z,gina aud the Sohlr-
pan district alone. Very little chance was
given to the poor Christians 20 escape, for
soldiers were posted along The road leading
ffuin isski zaghra to IScsanlik with order
70 shoot down everybody I,as-ing that way.
II Il s,stul :la, thu following Turkisl,
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A TRAGEDY IN RoCKINGHAM.

We learn Of tragedy which occurred
at Rockingham yesterday morning. The
yaiier at that place, Mr.. Alex Mcdonald
eHtnred ep ose~i a. j-as' ..~...a-eiar- ,,o.,,
Ing, for the purpose Of giving the prison..
era confined there their lrbreakfast. He had
on him his pistol and m lie always does
locked the door behind him. While in
the act of giving out the meal three
prisoners all cOlored, and oil confined on q
charge Of murder In the same case, sprang
upon him at the same time and threw
him 10 the floor, where one ofthem choke,l
him while the others endeavorcd. to wrest
from him the keys OF the jail. Tn the
course Of the scufile Mr.. Mcdonald mana
gei to &c; one hand free and whereupon
quickly drew his pistol, shooting one of
the prisoners. fellow named Caness dlists
jackson, and killing him on the spot aud
dangerously wennding another. The
third party whereupon drsistcd, where
upon Mr.. Mcdonald threw himselfupon
the man and secured him. Ii was hard
fight, one man against three, and the one
man conquered and that too, without any
assistance from the outside. which could
not be had, A. Mr.. McDunaldhad the keys
" tile jail IN Ills possession ~.llle lie was
being oyerpowered hy the ruilians. The
wounded man is seriously Injured aud may
die Wilmington Rerie,c.
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PROPHECY.

When the Eastern war began the papers
brought out some old rhymes that were
written In England a hundred or 50 years
ago. They are curious and, 1t may turn
out, strangely prophetic. Fabcr, inone
Of his theological works published In 1908,
foretold the overthrow of Napoleon and
named the exact year, and then told also
Of the death Of ofNapoieon's aon and the re-
appearance Of the Napoltonic dynasty in
1916 under Napoleon iii. II will be re-
inembered that Louis Napoleon was elec-
ted President In 1913, and soon after threw
Off all disguise and set up the Empire,
thus fulfilling the prophecy ofls0S.
The recent ivictory Of the Russians in
Asia has brought outt the prophetic rhymes
above referred 70. The following stanza
may yet serve III, a historic record rs well
az prophecy:
I'm twice two hundred years the Bear
The Crescent viii assail;
But ifthe Cock and Bull unite,
Tho Bear VIII not prevail.
In twice ten years again
Let Islam know and fear
The Cross shall stand, the Crescent wane,
Dissolve and disappear.n
Assusgested by the Augusta Csronicye,
the first part Of the prediction was fIlfllled
IN the Crimean war. Then the Cock and
Bull' did ''unite,n fpr France and England
fought side BY side. This was Iii IS5a-55.
Since then more than twice ten years
have elapsed = and now the "Bearp is mot
opposed by the Cock and Bull" but
fights against 'Islam'n VIII The latter
now dissolve and di sappear?'- Filming
ton Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-11-07
CHANGES OF A CENTURY.

The nineteenth century has witnessed
many and great discoveries and changes.
10 1909, Fulton took out the srst patent
for the invention Of stcamboat.
The frst steamboats, which made regulsr
trips across the Atlantic Ocean were the 81
rius and Great Western. in 1888.
The first public application TO practical
use Of gas fOr illumination was made in
1902.
In 1918 the streets Of London were for
the frss time lighted with ga...
In 1918. there was built in walthsm,
Mass. a mill, believed TO have been the
frst in the world. which combined all The
requirements Of making finished cloth ffon,
the raw cotton.
II 1870 there were only twenty. Eve posi
Officers 10 the whole country, and up 70
1887 the rate Of postage vas twenty. Eve
cents for letter sent over four hundred
miles.
In 1907 wooden clocks began 10 be made
by machinery. This usherol 10 the ora oi
choap clocks.
About the year 1898 tie frst rai:road Il
any considerable length 10 the United State.
was constructed.
In 1910 the frst oxperimchts In photo
grapby were madO By Daguerre.
About 1910 the first express business wa,
established.
The anthracite coal business may bc said
10 have bAgun IL 1920.
In 1886 the paicnt for tia invention u
matches was granted.
In lSlj the frst telegram vas sent.
Steel pets wore introduced fcr use /,
1903.
The first successful trial Of reaper tool
place ii 1883.
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THE DISCOVERY OF oUININE.

The discoveries Of the medical proper.
ties of cinchona bark areenyeloped IN grea
obscuiity. All that we know about. 1t fol
certain Is this: Before the year l638-thal
is to say one hundred and fifty yearssnh.
seqnent TO the discovery Of America-nol
even ,l,s spaniards were acquainted with
the febrifuge with the febrifuge qualities
of cincbona bark; but IN this year, or
thereabouis. the Countess do CIiinchon
the wife OF tho Spanish Vicefoy of Peru,
was cured Of violent intermittent fever
by drinking an infusion of the bark, and
this led 10 Its Introduction into Europe.
Were the natives themselves acquainted
with IL? Humboldt answers this ques-
tion very positively In the negative, and
refers the discovery to the Jesuit mission
aries who. hring In the habit Of tasting
the bark Of every tree they hewed down,
at leilgth discovered the precious febrifuge,
Other authors Of repute contend that the
virtues OF cinchonn oark were known to
the Indians long before the advent of the
Spaniar,is. but the question again arises
how the first bename acquainted with its
properties. To account for this tile ridi-
culous t.le has been invented that certain
animals, while laboring under fever, hap
pened To gnaw the bark Of one Of the Gin
choDa trees, aud were cured forthwith.
Far more probable is it that some clnchona
trees having been PROSTATE laid By the
tenpests III q pool Of water, and tile latter
becoming charged with the medicinal
principle, some person laboring under
fever drank of this water, was cured, and
published the result. but however this
may be, IL Is certain that the remedy first
became popularized IN Europe through
the agency Of Court del Chinchon, Vice
roy Of Peru, whose wife, as we have said.
was cured of intermittent fever by its ad-
minisira,ion. The new remedy, however,
was badly received In France and Italy.
The faculty set their faces against II.
Physicians who dared prescribe It's use
We're prosecuted, and il was only the pat
runage oi Louis XIV. which ultimately
rendered II popular In France. This
monarch, suffering from intermittent
fever, was cured BY an English en- piric
a-t.-sed -1'el.n,, hy n,asns 80 e..~--'
remedy. This MAS 40 otherihan einehoaA
bark. Louis XIV. purchased the secret
for the sum Of 5000 livres, and bestowed
yearly pension or 1000 livres on the
EngIishman. besides giving him letters Of
nobility. Three years subsequentlythe
remedy was published. Ii WAS highly
concentrated yiuuus tinclureof clnchona
bark. Cinchona tree grow In the densest
Forests Of Peru. The task Of discovering
them, removing their bark, and convey
ing the latter 10 tile place Of export, Is
troublesome, diilicult and dangerous. In
these forests there are no roads. Fright
full precipices Intersect the path Of the
cascariileru, or bark-gatherer, across which
it Is difficult 10 pass, even while unem-
barrassed by q load. so soon as the
bark has been secured these difficulties and
dangers proportionataly Increase, 80 that
the comparatively low price at which cins
chona may be procured is initselfa matter
Of surprise.
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NJ ara bic Family
BY s. G. HILLYER. JR..
Of p.,bha-t n

TO which was awarded the First Prize OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, Offered for the best 10
ry founded on incidents ofthc late war.
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MILD lnRsES lN WYOMlNG.


For several moaths past baud Of wild
horses have been roaming over the plans Id
The vicinity Of Pine Bluffs, forty miles eai,
Of here. drinking daily Of the waters ol
Lodge Pole Crock. fine large stream near
that place. The leader Of Tho band IL q
large. elegantly propor,ioned. jet black stall
lion with sweeping rs,en tail and name.
6ery sycs and majestic inien.
Five days ago party of cattle herders
decided to give chase to this wild monarch
Of thp boundless plain, and mounting fresh
steeds. sct upvn his trail. They had ar
ranged for frequent changes Of animals.
With the view Of keeping him in that imme'
date vicinity aud wearing him out BY Civ.
Ing him no rosa.
Tho band Of flyers was found, and ther
commenced the lorr and arduous struggle
between men used TO the ways Of wild hor.
ses and cattle. skilled in every device foi
'cutting out. rounding up, etc. and N
untamed rover Of the pains. full Of subtl,
equine strategy. Of wonderful speed. incal'
calable nerve, bottom aud powers Of endu
| rance. ~
For Eve days aud nights has the Ohas,
continued. Several Of the herdrrs horse
have been killed BY hard riding, but whcr
our infornsnt left Pine Bluffs Yesterday
morning. the stallion was. praucing arOunt
al the bead u band Of tame horses, seem
inrly A. fresh aud vigorous as though u he,
never known fatigue. On the second da'
he was separated from bis wild companion
and has since been kept away rom ,hcm. :.
cheycpnetW r, Leoier.
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pers onages Of distinction wore concerned
in the massacre; Tefk Bey. Sadik Bey !,
Akif Bey, and Daja Ahmed, Also thai
Sadik hey went personally 10 his farm
and murdered many ~ his Christian
laborers with his own hand. II, all about
sixty villages have been burnt.
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The SOuth-Atlantic.

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will contain only original literature.
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Never. no mover marry FOR money.
graycly remarked the pastor TO the youth.
Pa called out youngs,er just then from
behind the study door, What do you mar
~ for if faint for moncy--two dollars any
way. and maybe moro il the fellow Is rich Z
The minister got round answering the ques.
tiOn BY leading Tie boy out by the scalp
lock.
Curran was once defending Miss Tickle
before Judge who could take joke. Said
the lawyer: Tickle, my cliont. the dcfon-
daht, my lord--' when the Judge cynically
replied Tickle her yourself, Carran
you 10 as we'll able Ii do II as am
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Mack Z aid brieklayer to his laLo-.
er. 'if you meet Patrick tell him 10 make
haae, as W. ar whiting fur him. .Shurc
M Will : replied Mack. but What viii
| tell him IL ! iou't mate him,
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rT,nE Weekly News, III addition TO the Agrirul
Il iiffui snu Literary Departments reeently In.
troduecd. slill maintain lis distinctive features N
mrtllu.n ior STATE, POLITICAL and Gene
raj News, and every effort win bc devoted t0
making II a comprehensive medium 0i inforIna-
ii.n Tor the people. Its MARKET Reports are
complete and reliable.
PRICES:
Weekly News. g months ~ 90; one year 50 90
postage frrc. Daily, months $500; one ycar
$1,000; postage Tree.
REMITTANcEs
Tan 10 made By Post Ofice order, Registered
Letter. or Express, al my :isk. Letters should
be addressed. j. IL. ESTILL.
Savannah. Ga.
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Thompson bis wife and others-Defen>
danis.
Petition 20 seH real estate % pay Debt.
Tn the above case, Il appearing 20 the sitisfac-
Il tion of Court. thai james Robcrsun and
Martha Jane hs vile, twO Of ithe defendants. re-
stle Deyond the limits nf this State: 10 Is there
fore ortirred, that publication be made iur six
surresSise weeks Ia The fiiiisnr0 Recorder. that
they appear M our next Superior Court, In the
Court lIon.e IN IIillsboro, on or before the 10Th
Of Nevemlrr next, sud answer or deInur TO the
said petition; or the same viii be taken pro CON-
fc % Ne to them. and Judgment rendered therein
againa THEM aec0rdingis.
Witness tieoree Laws Clerk Superior Court n
Office, lIlllsboro 2lth September ~.
GEO. LAWS. Clerk,
oct. s. Superior Court.
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WAY TO GET RID OF BoRRowERs

80 ~ VIM hAU VT DOhhOh ElE.
A gentleman whose place Of business is
mol Thousand miles from tho Merchants
Exchange, is annoyed. as many business
men are, by iinpecunious individuals desir4
lug small loans. ne has adopted the fol-
lowing method Of dealing with them. lie
will listen to .ho long preface to the request
to Just lend me Eve dollars Cor few
dass!' aud answer. certainly, aud then,
turning 10 the clerk, ays:
james, We have Eve dollars 70 lend,
have We not?'
Yes. sir. says we'll trained james.
We'll, lend il 70 Mt. Best.,
Ii Is not 10. sir. you lusncd il IL Mr..
Dumntr DAY before yesterday.
'Ab. yes; 30 did. Well, when il
comes in lend j, 10 Mr. Best I and bowins
70 the borrower the merchant resumes liz
business, aud ihen tho needy ono walks al.
jectolly out 70 Try more profitable place.
--lIostu0 Com. AdCcrfiser.
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In 1876 Elias ilawe obtained d patent
for the hrst sewing machine:
The krst successful method Of making
vulcauizcd India rubber was patented il:
1889.