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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The Cincinnati Times will have to be
read out Of the Hayes party. There
seems to be no help for it, The Times
says:
The Kentucky moonshiners continue
to fight, to wound, and to drive the Uni.
ted States officials. The way the Admin.
istration settles this thing in Georgia and
South Carolina is to discharge the Re.
publican officials and to appoint Seces-
sionist officers who will not irritate the
moonshiners. Thus paciication is Iot-
tanned. Upon further examination VIC
discover that, by a new and wise little
arrangement, Kentucky also, and all the
South, is folded in the arms OF this sweet
pacification. The following comes, by
Associated Press, from Washington, this
morning
The operation Of oil offers Of pecunia-
ry reward hitherto made for the detec
tion and punishment Of persons employ
ed in the Illicit distillation Of spirits, Is
suspended so far as regards the States OF
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi. Tennessee, Arkan.
sas, Missouri and Kentucky"
Bristow obtained Immortality by push
ing whisky thieves in the North; but il
is different in the South, you know. We
must pacify.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

IN TmE DISTRICT GnUHT on TuH
IL NmifUd State fuF fhu MssmfhNFn niaarirf a.
uhin. In Bankruptcy. 80. tsea Ia fhr matter
81 fAfFtnA ~ WMattMfA4 bankrupt. f@HnthNfu
District ~ OHIO, HH.f Nlhrtmmnft. NNtN Nmm 4
iA1s This Creditors 90 said ltamkfnfli ar haFfsf
notified that titH above mmmna flamh fsstsf ta.s
made application fuF n Mmni dlafharen NOM ail
his drhtas An accordance with tan tiauk Fuuf Act
uf the NmlfUd stHtus ~ March 3. tsH7 anh rha
mcts hf4nndHfnrN thereof mud that said npNil.
caalnu has hefn ct faf hearing Mt Dr. a. NJ an
she iith hHy 80 February. ts7N o. fnFr Mnlasm W
Evans = Register fu WnmA fmflfsfg ~ HHlH NmuFf
at his ufhrn. &u. ita West MarumA street. 81 The
city ~ Portsmouth, Ia aald District ID which
~ mmN Nwm MmNgs Why nmrM aierHmrNm Ahmuid
not ~ granted GrueitfurA are further nnilnad
that the SECOND and Thlfi GENERAL Meetings al
Ertaliufas feauifNn hF the 18th muH ssfh mrrs
tons of sata hankfupf Act. Wlti - holden at
the same Time hiid parrt etarr thH Register la
BANKRUPTCY. THOMAS AMfGtlfaasN
Clerk q. =. District CuuH Mnathnfn nlstfiri az
Ohio.
sI1HTw TRTrr. solicitor Cor Bankrupt.
tmuunf
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Sheriff : Sale Of Real Estate.

state ~ ohio. Jackson County. -.
Court uf Common Pleas.
Bernhard Kahn ~ Efin Coal a iron Ninmpaur
and Levi =. Stephenson.
on execution.
saio at public auttfon. II tha door 81 ths conrt
HOUSE. Ia gackson, 90
Saturday, February =. 1878.
al o'ciook n. NJ. % said day. the following de.
.cfined Feai estate, situate IN lie coaniy %
tbs east hell Of the Hputh west quarter ~
section seven IFf. tuWMMEstu eight fMl, fmmMN
enteen 40. containing oue Hundred aud siK.
teen mefea mnfa nf les.
south wNat quarter 20 the maatn wees quarter ~
acctipu sexen gsbs township flNht tsl, FanEn aov.
eutevu 40, excepting tbs following hsNefltaud
part ~ NaAsA rfantAsf~s 80 OFT a. homestead to
the said Levi ~ MtWNMHmHons a. witt nNMfn.
mimN at che sect eide "a o. fsaan isaainN ffusu
iaghan aud nuia hlnphnEsun. running west
thirty rudas thWmne uufth Nafaiisi wtth Nmld
road eighty fueas Themes eaaf 90 said ruad thirty
rulA. theucs eauth niunA sAtd road eiMhty fu<is,
0f the south west quarter ~ sesiien seven gsi.
township ElNhts fHmNs asNtmiNNms 4
AuurWAMna a. faltumMs 10 witl
flfet dnaerfbsa tract Mt t4asA -
Neu0ud described tract at sea.
Iefma % aaie~sasl 90 day ~ sale.
on an excrutiun ~ faeur ~ BERNHARD kahns
issued hy the Court "a Commnn Pleas ~ fhr
ceuniy q 1acksons ana O. nae dirrried a. shsfs
Given aadsT niiy hand this sist day of Deosm.
joins ~ EwiS0, sh'nLco.
DUNCAN. Moofe a Aieshife, att'ya iur pi'ns
lauafat
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The New York Tribune, in reviewing
the speech Of Senator VOORHEES,, gets off
the following words Of solid wisdom and
sound sense:
The most dangerous Of demagogues is
the man who attempts to create hostility
between the men who pay wages and the
men who earn them. Their interests
are the same We have no such thing
in tine United States as producing class
distinct from the consuming class, tax
payers who bear the burdens of govern
ment and tsx eaters who tatten on its
| fruits. The capitalist, SO called, general
| ly works harder than the so-called work
ingman, and certainly pays a much larg
er proportion of his income in direct or
indirect taxes. The mill owner is often
/ less prosperous and less happy than the
ill-hand; and il would be hard to say
which are the most unfortunate Of our
people to-day, the day-laborers and arti
sans out of employment. the merchants
and bankers on the brink of failure, the
shopkeepers who can not pay their rent
the landlords who are taxed upon prop
erty that yields no income or the hold
ers of stocks and bonds who have lost
\ the interest on their savings, and are at
their wits ends to pay their tradespeo
pie. To teach the hungry ard uneducat
ed that capital is tyranny, that a crusade
against employers is a holy war, that th'
man VINO has saved one dollar is the nat
ural enemy of the man who has saved
nothing, is a crime against society, es
pecially black at such time because IL
results must be especially mischieyou
and far reaching. We have no fear tha
the rampant communism which Mr.
Voorhees, breaches will establish itself il
free and enlightened country like ours
where there are no class privileges anC
no peTmanence either in poverty o
wealth; but the uneasiness and discon
tent he creates are doing ncAlcula
bic harm to our industries by the de
struction Of confidence. No capitals
can invest a dollar, no manufacture
can make contract. no merchant cal
give an order while the very basis of al
commercial transactions is assailed. s.
long as the woTkingman is taught tina
the capitalist is public enemy, TO be do
spoiled whenever the opportunity pre-
sents itself, the mills must remain silent
the forges dark, the shops empty, tn
ships idle at the whaFves. These, o
course. are elemental truths Of politica
economy. Yet there are Senators Of tn
United States who have not learned them
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The Bucyrus Journal has once more
come to the front, in defense Of Hayes
More than once it speaks about Soy
ereign States II says:
1t is inevitable that in this free coun.
try, and in each sovereign State ia this
free country. those who are naturally the
ruling classes will rule, and in the revolu.
tion by which the natural rulers Of the
South have returned TO power lies the
whole Southern question.
We ask any honest man (not a Post
mastery what he thinks Of such political
theories as that? But we must remem.
Der that the editor Of the Journal is an
Englishman, who has been educated TO
believe that certain persons are born to
rule, and that the great masses Of the peo.
pie are born to be ruled
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

There, my .lad."' said an Athenian
once to a little Hebrew boy, by way Of
joke, here is pruta Ia small coin Of
less value than a farthing) bring me
something for it, of which ! may eat
enough, leave some for my host. and
witty boy went and brought him some
salt. "Silt." exclaimed the Athenian.
81 did not tell thee to bring salt" Nay" :"
replied the boy, archly. "didst thou not
say, bring me of what / may eat, leave,
and take some homer Verify of this
thou mayest eat, leave some behind, and
still have plenty to carry home"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24
And stiII arain

The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday had
a long editorial in favor OF reducing the
tax on whisky from 90 cents per gallon to
25 cents. One of its arguments is this:
mo sensible man denies the different
degrees Of temptation. 1t offers such a
profit to Illicit distillation that il can be
carried on in the wilderness, in noun
tains. morasses, forests, and that in such
a country as the Southern half of ours
can be increased to any extent. It is so
enormous a tax that it enlists the inhab
itants of the South on the side of the IL
licit distillers, and in armed bands to
resist the revenue officers. 1t threatens
to require an army to garrison the South
to suppress this Illicit distIlling."
That is correct. If the South can sci
aside the 18th Amendment to tie Con
stitution of the United States byviolence
and be sustained in it by President Hayes
and his party, why not sustain the same
rebels in setting aside an act OF Congress
when il does not suit them
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

In the proceedings Of the Legislature
last week, we notice the following:
Mr. Stubs offered resolution direct
ing the Committee on Fish Culture and
Game to investigate and report what
measures can be taken to prevent the
wholesale destruction OF fish in the rivers
Of this State by the refuse from distiller-
ier and manufacturing establishments.
Adopted.
1t is all very well to protect fish against
the poison Of distilleries but we fail to
see any measures taken for the protec-
tion of the two-legged fish that are being
destroyed by wholesale, by these same
distIlleries.
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SheriT's Sale OF Real Estate.
state % Ohio. Jackson Cnunty. ".
Court of Common Pleas.
Fannie A.. FIsld2 W. Mary A. Yields a ai.


state of Ohio. Jackson Couniy. m.
Court of Common Pleas.
Fannie ~. flslds ". Mary A. Fislds "a 81.
"a raruilon.
Nutira IA hereby NiVNu. that 1 vii nfFsr fnF
sale ~ public muetlun, al the nnmr 81 she Numft
House. Ia Jackson on
Saturday. February .. A. n. ISIS.
az one O'Clock o. ~. ~ aaGd day. tha following
described real estate situate IN the ruumt8 ~
Jackson and stats ~ ohio, 90 wttf
Tho West half 10 thn numih FHht amAftsf. mMd
thg east half ~ she amuth waaf nuMFtNf. also
turty itN1 mcrra 81 - the nnuth cna ~ the rAai
half ~ the nufth wtai quafteF. al in anciian
seven rl, 81 range number nimeteun llal rnn.
falmtmE - Hrfea mmFW uf iesms THE faiinwinM
deacrihesa part ~ said premises arr subject %
the dumuf estate 20 sarah A. Firfda. mifluw 20
thn aaid John klriIs deceased. o. wtt The
north half ~ thr waat haif ~ the auutt wet
quarter q aeeiipn iwtnfGsuinr ~, township
:, range ia.
First dsscuhel tract, uniacumbercf hy dow
ur appraised at EfN.
sound dsacrii.ssl tract. cucumirrrd tly dows
"a, appraised af Nil8.
Thifd dcscubed lraet, unincambcfed hy dos.
eF. Appraised &C Eaf1s
TO ~ cold im rrffaim pFneroainas ia partition
wherein FHnuae ~. Fieiaa - pnfiiinnuf, and
Mnry A. Fields a ai. defendants.
Terms uf Haln@umosthlfd uu day uf sale. one
third la one year. and thw Hraidmu tm tmm YnMnn.s
the deferred payments 60 be- nnruFcd ~ notes
aud mufiEaEe ON tlM prrmiHeH nnid, and 10 bear
interest ~ aiK per egni. irpu day ~ rair.
Given unarf my hand this aist day - necem'
1oHN n. EwfNa. nh'aIC.o.
=. .. iones atty fur pln.
fama8at
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The President has appointed one John
P. Loge Postmaster at Cincinnati. Why
he was appointed, no civil service reform
er can tell. He seems to be worse than a
nobody, politically. He is a Dutchman,
Of course; but all the German papers Of
the city disapprove of the appointment.
Why the late Postmaster was not kept
in Office no one can tell who will read the
letter of acceptance written by Gov.
Hayes last summer. The only charge
ever brought against Postmaster Wahle,
was his preventing the Cincinnati Ga
zette Company from swindling the Gov.
ernment
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

Certainly we have fallen upon strange
times. Last Saturday, at the end Of two
weeks after meeting, the Ohio Legisla-
ture had succeeded in enacting one law.
Can any one guess what that law was
Remember, it is a Democratic Legisla'
ture, by a very large majority in both
branches. Then we ask you to remem
Der the past record of the party. Re-
member the rebellion, copperheadism,
the opposition to the amendments to the
Constitution of the United States, and
then think Of this solitary law, and that
it passed both Houses without single
opposing vote. IL is an act to strike the
word white" from the militia law, and
let the "d-d Niger" into the army of
Ohio
Worse than all this, 400 Democrats
have sent petition by Dalzell, asking
the Legislature to permit niggers to go to
the public schools
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Bert Francisco, SON of Andy francisco

Bert Francisco, son Of Andy Francisco
Of the Columbus Journal, made us a call
one day last week. Mr.. Francisco is in
the employ of the Scioto Valley Railroad.
He gave us a copy of the Journal, the
first number we have seen of that able
organ for more than year. 1t howls
vigorously about Gov. Bishop turning
Republicans out Of Office and putting
Democrats in, but we fail to see any con-
domination Of Hayes for putting rebel
Democrat in his cabinet, or putting rebels
in as Governors of South Carolina and
Louisiana
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

n EaAL NOTICE. -0EoR0EH. W. pRfCH.
A ard aud Virginia a. Prirhard. uf the SLATE
0I Virginia, VIII take notice that Elizabeth
Power. uf the county uf Iarksan tn the state %
Ohio did on the ath day 81 January A. 4. ts7~,
ule her petition in the Court uf Common Pleas
within aud for Hntd county ~ Jackson. mamimAt
the said GcurHr ~. VI. Prtchard aud Virginia
a Prlrhafd hfa wife and Elisha Ncufiurk aH ID.
miniatratnf ~ thn estate nf Joshua ~ ~cmriocH
deceased. defendants settling forth that tha
eaih tsenFF. ~. ". PfichArd and virginia A
Purhnui gave mnftMaaw ~ tie said hitEstisfh
Powers on fn-lnt numisuf TwnntysthFua l2N ln
the Town uf Winchester im Jackson county
aud state uf Ohtn3 reference being mHde To- thN
recorded plat - said Town ~ sfcurF the unYs
mrmt ~ aa~l NN according tuerftHim mutrs REFER
rsti a. tn a#id mortgage. aud that since th~ give
ing 81 ihe said mortra the other defendant
claims some Interest iu said lands, a. such uIs
mtnts&FnfuF, under the said GaufMr ~. W.
ptirhnftl, aud praying that the said Hrufsr w.
W. Ffirhmfd may pay sath eum uuw eiMtnlrti 70
hw due with tufrfrNfs amounting fn -" Has 90
thnt said premises may hu HuiA 60 Ray the
same, tuTWtNrF with two other PROM leHmrN
notes net set dne. aud she snld Nrutzn H. W
PriehaFt aud Virginia \. Ffirhafd mFr notified
that they nre required O. appear mmd answer
said petition on nr brfurr the thtra saturday
after tho tGth dHy nf February, ISIS.
FttZAuETM POWERS.
Bv TnlrF a ArKINsow, Attorneys
iomnGt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The Toledo Sunday Journal styles the
Jackson Standard "the leading Republi.
can paper Of the Hanging Rock Region. y
Bro. Sherwood is mistaken. The Stand
ard has not been able to lead any of the
Republican papers in this region in the
straight and narrow way that leads to
(politicaD life, but Hayes and his rebels
Key, Fitzsimmons, ct al, have led them
and with them the great Republican
counties of Scioto and Lawrence. square
into the rebel camp.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

A boy l3 years of age, named Charley
Schneider, was drowned in the canal at
Circleville a few days ago. He and sew
eral other small boys were skating, and
the ice had melted SO that it was quite
soft, and broke, and the boy went down
under the unbroken ice. His little bro
ther, 10 years of age, tried to rescue the
drowning boy, and he too would have
been drowned, had not a man come to
the rescue.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

We could fill our paper every week
with the mere mention of the doings Of
whisky, but what is the use?
Here are few dispatches, clipped from
two papers on Monday:
FoRT WAYNE, IND., Jan. I9-Mathias
Stradel, owner OF the largest saloon in
this city, suicided tonight by hanging
himself in an clubhouse. He was one Of
the oldest and most prominent OF our
German citizens, and was reputed to be
wealthy. 1t is stated, however that he
has been badly pressed for money Of late
which caused temporary insanity. Mr.
Stradel was about fifty and leaves a fam
lily
VIScESSEs, IND.. Jan. 20.-Last night.
between s and 9 o'clock, j. H. Ryerson,
a machinist, employed in the O. 4 NJ
shops here, was leaning on the counter
at the Depot saloon, in a drunken stupor
and dropping off to sleep, fell to the
floor. His head struck an iron spittoon,
fracturing the skull, causing his death
in less than half an hour afterwardI lie
was thirtY-two years old.
WAvERLY, O., January 20.-Ben. Uric
a track hand on the Scioto Valley r. r
while under the influence of drink, last
night, attacked Thos Woodburn, boat
builder, in the Rosenfield House, and cut
him in frightful manner Not satisfied
with this, he attacked and cut one John
Houran slightly. Uric is now i'm the
City Prison. Woodburn il living in a
critical condition, and is not expected to
recover.
CHICAGO, Jan. l9-The Times Iowa
City special says that a party Of young
people who charivaried young married
couple, living twenty miles north Of here
got an order for keg Of beer on KEN
ber, neighboring saloon keeper They
consumed the beer and demanded more,
which the saloon keeper refused, where
upon they attacked him with stones,
beat his wife and children, and literally
tore his house to pieces. Kember was
fatally injured. Two stepsons of the
bride were OF the party. Warrants are
out for all the parties. and one has been
captured
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24
FORCE OF HABIT.

Ruth, said Mrs. Hayes. nudging him
with her elbow, in the night, "are you
sure that you locked the door before re-
tiring?'
Jaw, gentlemen. refer you to my let
ter of acceptance-also, to my inaugural
address-also to the Cincinnati Plat"
and his snores again resounded through
the White House.
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Probate Notices.

The accounts nf George ". Keller. admfuta-
traitor of Peter Keller. drcemMuis
samuel Mcfihec, administrator uf Robert
smith. decreased
George Gltlliand. administrator of Howard
Haven. deceased.
II. q. Lasley. nuardiau uf sarah 4. Radcltn.
Caroline +. iiadciln aud Mary q Rndclln.
minors
Mary Morris, guardian o. Mary Herbert. q
minor
@imp-on Jones, Executor Of John stephen.
SON. dHrfMsad
Edward J. Jenkins. assignee Of william r.
Williams. naa8Hmurs
Evan y. Iones and Irnkin u. Davis. enccu.
tors of David Griflths deceased
Amhfuao scott, guardian of Ann J. uayth et
al. Minors
John PhlHi = executor % Ioseph Phillips
dgCHawnd
Thomas W. Jones, guardian uf David J.
Jones q minor, have been niHsi tn the Prostate
Court % Jackson county, ohio. Cor settlement,
and the same are st FOR examination and hear
ing on the ait day of January, A. -. i9Ts. ~ %
JOHN J. G. EVAN~,
ITian3w Probate Judze.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

Last week the country had an exhibi.
tion Of the beauties of enlightenment and
education as against ignorant prejudice.
While the members Of the U. s. Senate
Democrats as well as Republlcans-were
paying tribute ito the memory of the
late Senator Morton, q copperhead al
Anderson, Indiana, was, in a public
speech, thanking God that Morton wal
dead, and that Democrat had secured
his place in the Senate.
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DELAWARE. o. Jan. 10. 1878.


To the Editor OF the standard
Weather fine, and it seems almost like
spring.
Our city is very much excited. over the
robbery OF a grave, in the Catholic Gene
terry. The grave was that OF German
named Adam Haas. who died suddenly,
at ST. Mary's church last Sunday, and was
buried the Tuesday following. No clue
as yet.
One Of the colored ministers here has
got into trouble as soon as ! learn the
facts, will drop you line.
Court is in session. Next Monday CID
the case Of the State VS. DR.. Mosher and
Marion Wickiser for f9ticide, will be
tried. Will then give you particulars.
Protracted meetings in nearly all the
churches, and sinners beginning to trem-
BILE
What has become of the Random
Thonghts Yours truly,
J. T. VAUGHN.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

w. s. Furay, of the Columbus Sunday
Herald, is the wickedest editor in Colum.
bus. He says:
THE Stanley Matthews party in Ohio
seems to be reduced to two. That's just
two too many supporters Of political
sham, fraud, treachery and rascality."
And again:
There is one Stanley Matthews Re-
publican, in the Ohio Legislature. No;
we mistake There is one man elected
as Republican, that holds by the polit-
ical trickster and swindler who in the
Senate of the United States, disgrf ces
the Commonwealth of Ohio"
And still again:
president Hayes was elected through
the efforts Of Southern Republicans in a
campaign which cost them as much as
blood and suffering as the winter of Val
ley Forge cost the old Continental army.
But he considers his first allegiance due
not to those Republicans, but to the vile
tricksters and bargainers, North and
South, who sold the Southern Republi-
cans for mess of Presidential spoils.-
Hence such appointments as that OF
Fitzsimmons at the dictation of Gordon,
one of Stanley Matthews pals"
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SherlR's Sale OF Real Estate.

state Of ohio, Jackson County, sss
Court ofCDmmon riens.
william uoOdail w. JohRp. Hood et 81.
ON ath order of Saio.
Notice d hereby given. that tn purauance oi
order uf sale issued out of the Clerks once
% said Court. on the tgfh daY ~ January A. y.
Isis, and 81 nae directed ne sheriff nf aaid rnun.
IS. will offef fnF sale. az the door ~ She Count
House, la Jockson, Ia said county, on
Saturday. February 10th. A. d. ISIS.
at one o'clock z. N. of said day. the foiiowiuE
describsd rtal estate. situate IN the county 81
Of Iacksan and slate % ohio. toawlta
Lying and being Ia the incnrporatsd VILLAGE
OF Jackson, Jackson rnumtYs nhtns mmd known
a. Out-fut Number Twenty-Five 10, tn the
north-hnlf - said town, commencing fuf
boundary nt the southeast corner ~ auiH out
Lot Numher Twenty-Five fGSi, thence wnat
Cinhty-six fert t~ft, thence north one hundred
aud seventy y-three feet tt7N. thence east eighty
six feet f~6A. thence south one hundred sud sew
cuty-three fert ti7N 60 the place o. beginning.
aud 10 include All the building and nppurtNm4
nncc~ thereto belonging.
Appraised nt sd. 800 %.
Terms uf sale, cash on dnV uf sale.
To bc sold A. the property uf John ~ Wnud,
% satisfy a Judgment and decree IN favor %
william Gnuhn't.
Given under my hand THIS llth day 81 Iapu-
arv, A. u. ISIS. JOHN ~. EWING.
sheriff Jackson County. uhto
VI. T. Forest a ,. l.. Jonca, Ait'ys Cor Pi'n. =
GgnmaW
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The Kentucky Legislature have elect
ed "Cerro Gordo" Williams TO the United
States Senate. He is called "Cerro Cor
do" because he staid about a mile from
the battle at that place during the Mexi-
can war. He did better in the Democrat
ic rebellion, being pretty fair officer in
that unpleasantness. Of course he was
on the Democratic side during the rebel.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

The vast army Of Ohio Democrats who
last year wanted to fight for Tilden, are
this year willing to engage in the more
peaceful pursuits OF serving the State, in
any capacity, from FIVE dollar clerkship
to a cleaner Of spittoons.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

Eulogies on the late Senator Morton
were pronounced in both Houses Of Con-
gress last week. That Of Senator Conk-
ling was especially touching and eloquent.
Mr.. Neal has sent US the Congressional
Record containing these speeches.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-01-24

A Washington correspondent says the
President is certainly growing fat, as his
coat wrinkles horizontally across the
back.-[Commercial.
That he gives evidence of unusual de-
velopment in the rear, confirms US in the
belief that that portion Of him was made
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