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A CLOUD or WITNESSES.

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the uss of Dr. HaEr's caiuuh netasfiyt
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spriaas.s. N,iils L,,.se, 9aig. cbas Sgtorep'
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nian, -amu.i@ ihI.i. kfa lirnfy. Itllfisi,
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20, ohig o. t.-.i.faek. hsih.tn. lls 9. ~
Isrk 90. Nfirh. Miss May A. vs. nnr. narien.
Wiss John ZisElrr, CARLISLE HrfluEs, Pc. James
runpkin., -. uluua. Miuus Euuch nuFf.fau.
I n Sichois. tait.siou. T.R ID. 4. Laird.
Upper Alton. tii John DAVE. rtfaulit. Aria!
Mfh Nancy ur .han, Forrsi .'uFe, ureg.
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Notice.

Robert G. RalSton. Of Clay county, ia the
state Of indiana. will take notice that Arthur
ID. Moualian, Of he county Of Jackson, la the
\. ID. lS75. file hI- petition In the Court OF Com
sun, Ia the said State Of Ohio, against the said
that the said Robert &. Rni~ton was and T. iu-
dtbtsd To him iu the sum ofssI = with Interest
from November 81. 1876 which was unpaid
that said ind.biedue-s was foT professional s..r-
victs os % physician, aud for medicine furnished
10y the paiutifl for sail defendant aad his fam
lily. ut his rsuIest; an tlsb lied nts an ilgit
tor wit ct attachment. stating therein that
said defendant was Indebted 10 him lu the sum
OF ssl .. nftsr detiurtiug al cr-dits aud pay
rn"nt~ thereon and that said itnberi &. II .ls-
ton is q nonresident of the Siate OF ohio. aud
r. sides In the state Of Iuhinnu, and That wtlt
of attachment was issued out of the Clerk
afiice 81 said Co lrt on the tih day OF Decrtuh r.
a. ID. ls75. la said ease, aud tie sheriff of th"
said cnuuty o. Jackson. by virtus uf said writ
~eiz~fl ~ the pr party uf the said Rtl~fOm paFt
of Lot No. % St!t Reserve Lands. in Township
20 Range Is, com msuciug for boundary at the
northeast conner Of said Lot, run ming wrst ~
rods from said last named point, and thence
from said last namel point and from place ol
beginning running south into said i.nt No. q
far enough to include two acres of land. And
the said Robert c. ROlston T. notifiesi that he +
required 20 appear and answer said petition on
or l,efore the third saturday after the 10th day
ARTHUR y. MoNAHAN.
JAMES TRIPP, Atty.
llap6t
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VANCE.

That eminent Democratic demi-god
and reformer-that expert printer, Hon
Col. John L. Vance. has not yet been
caught. There are numerous reports
about him. Boynton telegraphs from
Washington CITY that Vance committed
grand larceny there ty stealing books.
1t is said that he absconded with the
wife of blind music teacher of Gallipo
lis. 1t is said that he borrowed money
in all amounting to $l2 600 to $4,000.
We suggest that Dear Irve" he put
upon his oath as to what Vance told him
in Cincinnati.
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Some of the members OF the Onio Leg
islature pretend to be scandalized because
one of their number was bounty jumper,
d-serter and periurer during the war, and
who is now accused OF having been sent
TO the penitentiary in Michigan for lar
ceny. Now we would inquire if all Of
these fellows ought not to be in the perr
itentiary How much better is it than
grand larceny, to gouee from the pockets
of tax. payers from $25 to 500 each for
mileage which they do not pay, and s.
per day while at home more than hall
their time, attending to their private bu
siness2
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TRAINs GoINa snrTn.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTIONS.

AZ COLUMBUS with piusbunfh. Cinelnuati a
-. Louis ity, fur Pbutiriphta, haltlmaru,
Washington Hmh New York
For Chicago. Indianapolis and -. Louis aud
all western paints
For Cincinnaii. Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
wuh Haiiinuurr g Ohio y q. for ChicsEn. rai-
timurr, Washington NHwHfk aud = turavliic.
Win Clevsluud, Columbus. tiurlmunti a In.
disnHpnlis H'y, fUr Cleveland, Buffalo aud
points Nurih.
Mith Cuiumuus q Toledo n. r.. Cor Delaware.
Toledo. nFtfuit and fhn Wet
with tuiuuhus SpriuEfifld a Cincinnati tt H
fnr Lpudpu, spriugfiHiI. ssudusky aud Cin-
ciuuufl.
Win Cleveland Mt Vernon a Columbus q. H.
nrr Cleveland Hud ST.. Vernon.
At PORTSMOUTH, hv Steamer fur Huntington.
connecting with thrHpHnfu and ohio Is. 90.
fnr Chnflnftaviiie, Va. GurtunsviIIr. Va.
Richmond Va, and OH points In rrufh-
Atlantic States.
At CfWCLEvtf.f.E with q. g NV Hy. fur
LHmeHtfrI. Y melville. MHaIiluH. H.fuu e.. CO... VIE
uilurfum uUH THalufH MUHf.
At CtifI.LICrrfiE O. with g. q g. lt n. flr Ham.
dru. Athens Cincinnati and intermediate
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Hnu.
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An OPEN LETTER.


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iefrfa 60 aFrk the aHfnU fmHaua ~ fUllCfs thls
letter VIII have mmnwgft1 tta ruFrugrs
1uum truly a. n. EEMfCKs
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A Ramble in the East Part of the County

To the Editor of the standard:
On Sunday the 3lst of March, we left
Cross Roads and went over to Madison
Furnace; getting there about noon. we
waited until they were ready to let out
the moulten iron that was bubbling in
the furnace. / tell you when the iron
comes out of the furnace, they may prate
over that region where Satan lives, being
hot, but if melted iron don't discount
that region we miss our guess. But you
know Beecher and other teachers discard
the idea Of there being any such a region
and we are much OF the same opinion, for
As we look at the seething mass we were
convinced no living soul or body could
live in such a mass Of heat. A soul must
have life. and we cannot comprehend
how life could be sustained in such o
climate as we are led to think Of 10y our
modern teachers of Theology; but we
higress. for we were only going to pass on
from the furnace to the rural districts in
the extreme eastern portion of the coun-
tv ia tact we were on our way over to
Uncle Dave Keetons.
We left the furnace little after noon,
and went to Esq. Billie Galatians Here
we met Joseph Callahan and wife of
Jackson T; they were here visiting the old
home, and 10. was preparing to deliver
some books be had sold in this vicinity
H. reported all quiet at the town Of Jack
son, but a tear would steal down
cheek when ever the name of Col.
Vance was mentioned.
Sunday evening we went to the Sunday
School at Vega. The Supt., J. J Evans,
was not present, having gone to attend a
funeral at Centreville, but another gen
tleman, whose name we have forgotten,
took charge Of the school. They have a
very pleasant Sunday School here, an d
one Of the best class of singers in the
county. composed Of young ladies and
gentle in and around the town. The
town, il town il may be called, is fast go
ing to decay. There is no store, and only
few dwelling houses, one church and a
blacksmith shop Once this was a good
point, Tut the furnaces drew all the trade
to them, and so the small towns went
under. The indominable Col. Hanna
still lives here, tut he has passed his
three score and ten" and will soon be
called to that other land, from whence
no traveller e,r returns. He lives all
a one, and on'y waits the summons
Mon lay morning we pushed on over hill
and dale TO the east. We thought Of the
time when awsy hack over 1900 years ago
other men travelled to the east, but they
had uid n star 10 lead them on, while
we push on thanking our stars we lived
now, and not then, when the whole world
was in darkness aud doubt about what
would be the result OF the coming Of King
Of Kings. A short wtlk brou sht u to
the neat residence Of BAN. Lackry. E-q
where we stopped for few minutes The
men had all gone to the election, as this
was election day. We continued on east.
and after crossing great hills aud deep
hollows we beg IN To wonder il we would
ever get to Tn lie D.vai but our labor
was at last crowned with success; just as
the sun marked the hour of twelve We
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

The virtuous Ilayrsilrs are terribly
shocked because the Democrats have put
a rebel General into the little Office OF
Doorkeeper ol the House Of Representa-
tives but they seem not to have sense
enough to know that the Republican,
have one eye upon the unhung traitor
whom Hayes keeps at the head of the
Postoffice Department.
lie serves his party best who puts the
enemies of his party in Office. under the
sham of Civil Service Reform
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A short time ago we published an ac'
count Of Hulburt. OF Columbus. whose
tongue had TO be cut out on account OF
cancer, caused by smoking. Here are
two cases where innocent children were
the victims:
"At Dartmouth Park. England, boy
years OF age was given an old wooden
pipe by his father, with which to blow
soap bubbles. The iather washed out
the pipe before letting the child have it.
after using it the boy was taken Ill, and
three days later he died, his death, ac-
cording to the medical evidence. being
undoubtedly caused by the nicotine con
tanned in the old pipe, which he had
sucked while blowing out the soap bub
bles"
"On Sunday afternoon, while John
Connolly, OF Brooklyn. was playing with
his little son, aged IA months. who was
in his lap. he play blew puff Of TO
bacco smoke into its face. The child
coughed. gasped for breath and tell back
unconscious. Ia a few minutes it died
from suffocation The physician who was
summoned said that the child had prob
ably sucked the smoke into its throat
and had been unable to discharge u. The
father became almost wild with grief"
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About forty five years ago a poor wo-
man came over from England to New
York. Her husband was drunken tail
or. She made her living by sewing -
After a time she became an abortionist.
and advertised extensively, as Madam
Restell. Some years ago she was sent to
tle penitentiary for her crimes in her in
famous calling. Recently she was again
arrested, AID her trial was about to com
mence. wine n she cut her throat with q
carving knife. She was nearly seventy
years Of age. End her property was worth
nearly q million dollars.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

Rhode Island held an election last week,
and the Republicans gained about 5000
since last year The Republican conven-
tion ignored Hayes entirely. making no
reference to him or his policy. This is
a very significant sign of the times, as in
New Hampshire, where the party indors
ed Hayes, the Republican loss in one
year was near 1900. Let the next Re-
publican convention in Ohio take warn
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

Last week the United States Senate
rejected Alex. Reed, rs Postmaster at
Toledo, by 27 10 II. We rejoice at this
for two or three reasons: Reed was nomi
mated by Hayes three times. This per
sistent effort was to p"y Reed for services
in getting Spnhy Matthews into the
United States Senate.
We rejoice in the rejection Of Reed on
account of the Cincinnati Gazette, one OF
whose wicked editors is a brother OF
Reed We rejoice because our old friend
Gen. Sherwood 10 happy.
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We have received from the Republican
State Central Committee printed circu'
lar, inviting us to attend a caucus and
conference at Columbus on next Wednes
day and Wednesday night, the l7th. We
expect to be there-not to take any part.
but only to see what is to be the fate OF
the Republican party at the next octo-
Der election. We went and saw one yea
ago, and at that time predicted the re-
suit with mathematical accuracy.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

The Democratic Doorkerper OF the
House Of Representatives at Washington.
one Polk, had authority under the law.
to appoint 2S assistants. but the Demo
Gratis were so hungry for Office that the
poor Doorkeeper was compelled to ap-
point Sc. Now the Democrats have been
compelled to go back on poor Polk. and
he has been put out. and rebel General
named Charles w. Field. OF Georgia, has
been put in his place.
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Notice u. s. Internal-Revenue
Special Taxes.

Under the Revised STATUTES % the United
States, - ions a22, a1l7, -, aud .l-1. every
person engaged ia any bu-lue~s. nyocstttHn. or
employ ment, which RENDERS him liable to
special tax, j. rpquirrd To pro rs AID TfT~c aud
Keep cOHsp fctf0UEU M his esfQbiishHtsIf Iiu 0f
business u stamp drnuItuu thr payment az said
steciat-taxycur hsgiuntnu My J, ISIS Section
llii, Revised statutes, dc-iguutcs who ARE liable
tO special tax. return, ~ prescribed uu Form
H. T. ai~O re4 UiTcd bW lac Of every person iublC
To special tax a. above. NCrfre pruufirH Hfr
prescribed for uun-COtupiiauc. with the tutrzu-
ing rruuirem -mt-, or for continuing Ia business
after April -. ISIS. without payment Of tax.
Application should he made to J. ". Long
bon. Depuiy-CollectOr OF Internal Revenue az
Jackson. Ohio. .imhHf
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A most horrid aud sickeniDg murder
occurred in Cincinnati one night last
week Joseph Schauder was the keeper
Of low beer saloon. and he and a ruff
fan named Henry Dig. jr, were playing
cards and drinking, until about two
o'clock in the night. when they got into
drunken fight. and Dig beat Schsuder
to death His face was beaten out Of all
shape, and when touched. black blood
spurted out between the clenched teeth
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

Once a boy told one Of his playmates.
vito whom he had difficulty. that if he
could not whip him he could make
mouths at his sister This appears to be
the way in which Hayes boobies regard
Senator Howe. Here is something they
dare not attempt to answer:
"If Packard was not elected Governor
Of Louisiana. nothing can be more GER
tain than that Hayes was not elected
President OF the United States. Without
the Electoral vote OF Louisiana the whole
world knows that Hayes had not the
votes in the Electoral College necessary
to constitute an election. IL Louisian"
did not vote for Packard, the whole
world knows that Louisiana did not vote
for Hayes Packard received nearly 2.OOl
votes more than some OF the Hayes Elec.
tors Under the Constitution the Presi
dent had but one plain duty to discharge;
that was to ascertain whether the consti-
tuted tribunals of Louisiana had declared
Packard TO be Governor. IL so. then tn
defend his authority to the extent oi his
ability. when legally required so to do
If they had not so declared, then it was
EQUALLY his duty not merely to have with
held all support of Packard's pretense,
hut to have given all required support TO
the claim OF Packard's rival. IL was biz
duty to have done that. not merely Oh
the Goth of April. but to have done it on
the 4th OF March, Immediately upon hi~
assuming the office of President; and il
be found il his constitutional duty to re
quirp Packard to surrender his office he
should have also recognized the duty OF
>urrpndering his own.
do not mean to intimate doubt that
President Hayes was entitled to the vote
OF Louisiana II is my settled belief that
Louisiana declared for him. but what ]
certainly know is, that if Packard was
not elected President Hayes was not. IL
the latter is not a usurper, Nichols is -
can see no possible escape from the
conclusion, either that the President hns
usurped bis own Office or that he ha-
aided Governor Nichols to usurp his.
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Dnnn Piatt has been writing what he
knows about the battle Of Pittsburg
Landing-which has caused Gen. Sher.
man to get alter him. What's the use,
Dom? sherman claims the glory of all
parlment-why not accord to him the
glory (2l Of Shiloh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Inspection OF Ounty Treasury.
Inspectors Report.

state Of Ohio, jackson County, 81.
To the Hon. Judge Probate Court:
SiR-By authority derived from you ON sial-
~. bearing date the 2tI day of March, ss7s and
altef being dult sworn according TO law, I,
John l.. Jones aS Inspector, without prssyious
notice or intimafion to the County Treasurer.
or any other person Of such intention. did
inrthwith enter into the County Treasury and
proceeded ttnmedi ttely 20 rouut the moneys
lhereln, and inspect thg books, records and
vouchers thereof. together with all other prop
eIty which should be In the custody Of the
Treasurer. In cpinplsance with the law reuulr-
Ing crriihcatss OF such examination, 1 hervhy
certify that eighteen thousand aud nine hun
dred dollars was the exact amount Of money
80 tound and count-d iu the County Treasury,
and that The statement annexed. which agrees
with the books OF the Auditor, presents the
exact balances and Ovcrpnymruts In each
iund. AMI Of property then in the custody of
the Treasurer
Respectfully submitted
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

The members of the Ohio House Of
other day, and appointed a smelling com
mittee to investigate. Probably the mem
bers Of the committee themselves stink
so loud OF tobacco that they will be una
BILE to detect the foul odors coming up
through the registers. which are filed
with shells of peanuts, stumps OF cigars,
tobacco Juice. &c.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-04-11

The champions OF President Hayes now
make the "brassy" declaration that the
Republican party in the South was de-
stroyed under Grants Administration
We believe Mr.. Hayes thought the Re
publican party in the South lively enough
while he was going into Office. At least
he had no hesitation in claiming the
Electoral votes ofseveral Southern States
And be was entitled to them, too.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State OF Ohio, jackson County, -.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
Nosby & Hodson vs. David IIiidenbrand.
Notice Is hereby given, that 1 will on for
sale ut public auction, at the door Of the Court
HOUSE, in JACKSON, on
Saturday. May llth, A. D. 1873,
nj one o'clock p. VI. OF slid day, the following
de.cribrd real 'atr, tO-wit:
Part of Lot % Ia the town OF Jackson, In said
county, and being 81 = feet In front. beginning
al the northeast corner Of said Lot, nt the
crossing Of Pearl and Columbia streets. and
fro ting 57iS feet ON Pearl street, and running
back from Ptarl street s6l9 feet fronting ON
Columbia street, being SB1s feet by 5lis feet F.:
this DESCRIPTION T. ON the hypOihesis thai Pearl
street runs east and wrsi.
AlSn. the following descrihcd part OF ln-L0t
M. q, commencing nt point On said Column
hla stiett shi2 feet nom Pearl street, theme.
south with the line of Olumbia street TO Ia.
tie line of said glisy 5iiE feet, thence north
uaTalleI with Columbia street - % point So :
fget south OF the month line Of said Lpi. thsuc,.
ut right angle 81 is feet 20 the place Of BEGIN
| ming, being iu the form Of night auglcd par
allrlUEram.
Appiai~ed ~ follows:
III described part OF said Lot a. 500 ~.
2I described part OF satd Lot 80 $40 UB.
Taken a. the property OF David Hildpubraud
on an execution la favor ot Mo,iiv a H0slEou.
Issued by the Court Of Common Pleas of the
county OrJask-nn, and 10 me directed as Shcr-
IN OF said county.
4. ID. ISIS. JOHN NJ. EWING,
ShariuJ. G. ..
c. 4. ATKINSON, Atty Tor Piuinln.
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The great rage. just now, is walking
matches. From all points we bear OF
msn completing a one hundred mile
tramp in from twenty-iour to twenty.
eight hours. II all this trsmping were
put in behind the plow, it would 60 far
toward checking hard times
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IL a Democrat cannot fill the position
Of Member OF Congress, or Doorkeeper of
the House Of Congress. without stealing,
can he be trusted as President. Secretary
OF the Treasury. or at the head Of any Of
the Departments OF Government Pom.
der upon i'll
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The Cincinnati Times asserted that
Gen. Comfy owed his position. as Minis
ter To the Sandwich Islands. to the per
sonal favor OF President Hayes. whereat
the Generals friends want to tear the
hair Of the Times editor. Can it be2-
but no. it surely cannot be, that Comfy
and his friends are ashamed of the al
legged relationship
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Martin Hays, of Pomeroy, was man
about as years OF age, a lawyer of fair
ab lily and large practice. He was a
drunkard. Last week be got drunk, and
in the night Tell into a ditch, and early
next morning his body was found. with
his neck broken
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Reform is necessary.

Two brothers, named John and Pat
rick ReilIey. got drunk, and then attemp-
ed to cross the river just above Niagara
Falls, in boat They were swept over
the falls, and neither men nor boat were
seen again