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Hon. Wells A. Hutchins.

We have been pretty we'll acquaint-
ed with Mr.. Hutchins ever since he
came to Portsmouth, some forty years
ago. We first heard of him as one of
the Whig editors Of the Portsmouth
Tribune. HI. Goodwin Blynn was his
partner in that enterprise.
In the year 1852 Mr. Hutchins was
a candidate for Congress, and he sent
us the following announcement, which
stood in the paper for several weeks,
and Mr.. Hutchins afterwards paid us
for it:
Of WELLS HUTcHINs Of Scioto ga eqndidate M ida for
PIE "i'n0u' fes'''" ~ p'i w. MANY voTERs.''
Mr.. Hutchins was elected, and al
though he did very little in Congress
for a man of his ability, yet that little
was done in concert with the Vallan-
digham traitors. We take up the
Congressional Globe, Part 1, first ses-
sion 38th Congress, 1S63-64, and in
the index we find, after the name of
Mr.. Hutchins, three places PACED, 70,
658, and $780, On page 70 is this:
''Mr. HgTcHrNs submitted the following resolu-
% % R Tar end epo for oe
Resolred, That the Committee on Naval Affairs be
instructed inquire into the eXpediency of establish
ing such naval yard and depot. and locating the
point on the Ohio river Within the Hanging Rock
iron region of Southern Ohio and that they report by
Mr.. LovEJoY. 4 think that that resolution ought
to go to committee to where
the place is that is referred to- [Laughter.I''
So it seems that the first appearance
made by Mr.. Hutchins caused him to
become laughing stock.
On page 65S, Feb. Is, 1864, Mr..
Hutchins makes his next appearance.
The Vallandigham copperheads, with
whom Hutchins was then acting po-
litically, had so discouraged enlist
ments that the army was becoming
weakened, and Congress passed a con-
scription bill, or bill ordering draft,
to fill up the ranks. After the read
ing of the Journal on Monday, Feb.
18th, the first, thing the record shows
is this:
s'AIr. HUTCuINs. I find that upon the final passage
of the conscription bill was recorded voting in
the affirmative, whereas distinctly voted in the
alive desire to have the journal corrected in that
respect.
The journal corrected accordingly.'
Now Union soldiers, you see that
Mr.. Hutchins was quite anxious to
have the record show that he distinct
ly voted against filing up the ranks,
and conquering the traitors.
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during the war, and who went into
ecstacies of delight when the John
nies" achieved temporary success in
battle. This is not the time to put
such men in any office-no matter
how small. Republican county Off
GERS have been tried, and found faith
full. The last Democratic Admins
tration in this county left behind it a
peculiarly bad odor. Let US all vote
the straight Republican ticket, and
avoid running any dangerous risks!
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Their Record,

We propose to hunt up the record
Of the rebel Democracy during the
war. These hypocrites must shut up.
Their white flag Of surrender carried
in this place, and the utterances of
their rebel organ, the Jackson Express,
must once more see the light. This
treason was not confined to this coun-
ty. About the first of September,
1864, rebel in Iowa wrote to the
rebel Chillicothe Advertiser as fol-
lows:
1.-The Democracy of Iowa. favor Peace and are earn
esty opposed TO- the vigorous prosecution of this
Abolition The Democrats at their large Mass
Meetings, have expressed their belief that the Gov
ernment has no right to coerce Sovereign State. In
fact there be union under the constitution
when State Sovereignty is denied"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

WIN. T. PRICE, Of the firm of Prio e
Brothers, has loaned us copy of "The
Ancient Metropolis Of October 6,
1916" The name of the subscriber
who originally received this paper, is
written ON the margin-Henry
McAninch. He was the father of
Mrs. Tilton, who was somewhat noto-
rious here few years ago.
This paper has good deal to say
about the war with Mexico, then in
full progress. Like all papers of that
day, under the good old Democratic
State sovereignty times, it has its
bank note list, giving the value of the
notes Of the State banks. We notice
in the list of Ohio banks that Lancas-
ter was 5 per cent. discount, CONNER
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A MAN named Thomas Mcdonald

A MAN named Thomas Mcdonald,
or Mcdaniel, was hung by mob in
Pickaway county, about fifteen miles
from Circleville, last week. He was
desperate ruffian, and more danger
Gus than a wild beast In self de-
fence a man had beaten him till he
he was confined to his bed, and he was
blind from the beating. Seven or
eight men went into his room at
eleven o'clock at night, put a rope
around his neck, dragged him nearly
a quarter of a mile and hung him.
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What Republicans Should Do.

IHele 10 oHe 1HIlS GIdG every Iee-
publican in Jackson county should do
this Fall, and that is to vote the
straight Republican ticket, from top
to bottom. We have abundant ma
jority to elect every man. Nobody
but Democrats can be benefited by
trading.
In view Of the defiant and threaten
ing attitude of the Solid South, it is
the duty Of the patriotic men of the
North to give the sneaking rebel-sym-
pathizing copperheads back seats.
This should be done in the most en-
phatic manner.
Mr.. Booth, is a man of very ordi-
nary ability. Personally, he is very
pleasant gentleman. Politically,
there is not, perhaps, in the State of
Ohio, man more blindly, bitterly
partisan. Mr.. Booth is one Of those
Democrats who think that the whole
question Of human civilization rests
and abides with the long-haired but
ternuts Of the Solid South. His OPP
ponent, Evans, would make one of
the best Auditors in the State, has
never been an Office seeker, and is a
sound Republican. There is abso-
lutely no argument in favor Of any
Republicans voting for Booth.
"Zeke" Jones has made an average
Sheriff-so far as our information ex-
tends at this time, but he has not made
any better officer than hundreds of
other men in the county would make,
and any one who knows the two men
will scarcely doubt that Cherington
will make as good an officer as Jones.
For Prosecuting Attorney, Elmer
G. Powell is certainly entitled to the
votes of the Republicans Of the coun-
ty. He is young, active and earnest
Republican, and would make al ex-
cellent officer. The only thing that
can be said in favor of his opponent,
Leach, is that he will make very pre-
sentable political corpse.
McCarley, for Infrmary Director,
will be a good and faithful public ser
want. The only thing necessary to be
said of Mccartney, his opponent, is
that he is a Liberty township copper
head.
For Commissioner, John McGhee,
Republican, and Allen McGhee, Dem
ocrat, are candidates. John McGhee
will be elected.
For Coroner, the Republicans pre-
sent Jo. Andres, a young, active and
intelligent man, and good citizen.
His opponent, Robert Richardson, has
voted the ''Dimocrat' ticket for per-
haps thirty years, and this is the near
est he has ever come to being reward
ed for his unremitting labors in be-
half of the party of treason. He will
only lack between five hundred and
six hundred votes of reaching his re-
ward this time. Robert should re-
member that this is bad year for
Vallandighammer to run for the i'm
portant office of Coroner. Joe. Andres
will sit on Roberts political being,
next October.
The Democratic plan is to trade all
the other candidates off for votes for
Booth and Jones. When a Democrat
makes such proposition, let his Re-
publican friend ask him why he (the
should trade, when the
party has five hundred
in the county. All that the
have to do to elect the
whole Republican ticket is to go to
5he polls and vote Get the Republi-
IAN votes in straight, first, then elec-
;ioneer Democrats afterward.
There are candidates on the Demo-
ratio ticket who rejoiced in the death
# the brave Union boys at the front,
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cial Bank of Scioto 2 per cent, HAM
ilton 5, Miami Exporting Company
90, Urbana 40, Granville 40, West
Union 10 sale, &c.
The market report in these good
old Democratic times shows the fol-
lowing prices: Wheat 45 to 80 cents,
-four $500, oats 12I to Is cents, corn
16 to %, bacon, hog round, cts, Sc.
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THE amount of Rebel Claims filed
and awaiting settlement, in Washing
ton City, is So, 500, 100000. Do the
industrious people of the North want
to pay this vast sum to the lazy loaf
ers of the Solid South? Every Rebel
who has Claim ON file, is praying for
the election of Hancock.
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A LeafFrom the Record of Hutchin.

In another article we show that
Hutchins advertised himself in the
STANDARD, in the year 1862, as a can
didate for Congressman as a parti-
san. He never could have been elect
ed in this district, even in the year
1862, when so manv loyal men were
in the army, if be had avowed himself
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

WHEN James A. Garfield was toll
ing to support a widowed mother,
Winfield S. Hancock was strutting
about in tinseled broadcloth being
supported by the Government, and
taught the art of killing men. Gen.
eral Garfield is the same practical
common-sense person now that he
was then. Gen. Hancock is the same
strutting dandy. The Aristocracy will
prefer Hancock. The common people
will prefer Garfield.
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THE Democrats of Jackson County

The Democrats of Jackson County
denounced Lincoln as tyrant. Han
cock said that Lincoln was "the serv-
ant of God" Now Hancock, who
made the drafted copperheads do their
duty in the service of this servant of
God' will have the pleasure of seeing
the Democrats walk up and vote for
him (Hancock) for President. The
Democrats of Jackson County are ex-
pected to cast their votes for the
Lincoln hireling.''
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

WHENEVER you hear Democrat
speak of "DeGolyer Garfield or read
what he has written about 'DeGolyer
Garfield" you can safely set that
Democrat down as scoundrel, and a
natural thief. He knows what he
would have been, in Garfeld's place.
You will not miss it in a single in
stance
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

On the same night that Hon. l. F.
Mack spoke in Macarthur last week,
the rebel Democratic School Commits
sioner Burns spoke at the Teachers
Institute While Mack was starved
four months in rebel prison, Burns
was serving as a Colonel in the rebel
armV
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REYEN UE,,
WASHINGTON. d. c., .aWgUSt 4, 1886

WGshiHgt0R ID. c., aHgUSt 4, 1880.
SIR: Since the close of the fiscal year. which ended
the and Of each collector of internal
pose Of aseertainng whether The public money col
had 6een a9y in reporS the fact that dur
ing the The past seai year 10 Internal reye-
sm nTe Nef hss been afe paid into the Treasury
taxes received by collectors internal
S67 TO- and the entire sum has been paid into
the accounts of collectors during that period have
been made good BY ~ nto the o { y
year have not yet been closed am therefore unable
to pte shS Se
and expenses Of this bureau will be about
but little more than three and half per cent upon
sum of money the Government has incurred no loss
the ess e
with the collection revenue and the disbursement
internal email revenue are entitled to high
mony to the fact that, body Of ofcers, it win be
difficult to improye upon them in respect to lntegri
Of Of duty tS.-' '>'N'''' '''' -.' '--
with frmness, justice, and moderation and the Off
and agents of the internal revenue service have
that this time the relations of Taxpayers with
the Government and its officers harmonious. and
few penalties, and without Litigation oon raauooa
to a minimum During the past four years we'll
sustained effort has been made to tn the Git
Der of districts in the southern States where for
many years. these practlceS nau Deen rlle. DurlnS
that period thirty-eight hundred and seventy-four
Illicit stills have been seized, and thousand
and arrested for Illicit disti
ing, and, regret to add that twenty-five officers and
employees have been killed. and tifty-fve wounded
while enforcing the laws in this respect.
1t is gratifying to able state that the frauds
upon the have been greatly reduced and that
violent resistance to law has practically ceased in all
of these districts except the second district of Geor
gia but it must be borne in mind that the violations
ofaw and the spirit of have not been vol
UNFAIRLY abandoned, but have been suppressed and
subdued by the earnest and determined efforts Of the
officers of the Government, sustained by the courts.
am satisfied that continued efforts in this direction
WILL Il short time, establish the supremacy of the
all these districts, and the collection
of the of the Government and the peaceful
observance and enforcement of the laws.
l append Il statement of the collections mace, by
districts during the past fiscal year. with the name
of each collector and the amount collected and paid
into the Treasury by him.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant.
GREEN b. BAUM.
Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, COmmi i0Hcr.
Of'fb he
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

WE have received from the Treas
ury Department very full statement
Of the condition Of the public debt,
up to Sept. 1, 1880. The reduction of
the debt during the month of August
was S12.O27.167.59.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

Since Ben Butler has gone over to
the Democratic party, if he has really
got those spoons, he had better keep
an almighty close" watch upon them.
Garry 'em in your boots, Ben.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

HUTcHINs made speech in Ports
mouth on Monday night, and accept
ed the Democratic nomination for
Congress. He said he had been a
Democrat for 25 years, had voted for
Vallandigham, and was prepared to
vindicate that act, &c.
ALI RIGHT.
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ReDubIican Rule.

Do the people want change ?
When the Government is honestly
and economically administered, should
not the people be content? During
the month of August there was over
twelve million dollars paid on the pub
lie debt.
Col. Coates, Collector Of Internal
Revenue for this district, has sent us
a report made by the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, the first part-in
fact all but the table Of figures, we
publish:
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Political Meetings.

Do not forget the meeting at Oak
Hill on Thursday night of this week.
Hon. w. w. Curry will also speak at
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2nd Tuesday i'm October, A. ID. 1850
AppOrtionmcnt of Jurors.

And the Trustees of the several Townships and Pre-
cincs i'll said county of jackson hereby notified
that the following number OF Jurors apporioned
TO their Townships and Precincts respectfvely and
that they are required to select the said number
make return thereof the Clerk the Court of Com
mon Pleas, together with the Poll-Boo
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

BENJAMIN B. GAYLORD, SO many
years proprietor of Gaylord's Rolling
Mill, Of Portsmouth, died last week.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-09-09

The stable at Eagle Furnace, Vim
ton county, was burned on Saturday
night, and fifteen horses and mules
were burned up. The loss was about
$500.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

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one the corr er of Main and Portsmouth Streets,
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win sell any ot the above lands the favor
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Notice to Teachers.

Notice is hereby given, that until otherwise
ordered, the Board of School Examiners of
Jackson County, Ohio, will hold regular meet
tngs for the examination of teachers, at the
City Hall, in the town of Jackson, on the First
Friday in every month, and On the Third Fri
day In March, April, May, June, July, and Au-
gust.
By order of Board of Examiners.
2laug79f ]. w. LONGBON, Clerk.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers OF Real Estate.
d. ID. DUNCAN to j. B. Paine part lot s. S. f. Lick
tp., $780,
Mm Burtenshaw to j. b. Paine, part lot 5Is Except
coa) in Wellston, $4O
Fred Wasmer to Felix Traently, part in lot I8s in
Jackson s, 300.
Edward Duffy and others to T. e. Cramblit quit
claim to 46 acres in Jackson tp., $4OO.
NJ. C. Burley to James Dow, Is acres in Lick tp
1876.
VIM. Maple 10 j. A. Sickles, acres and roadway in
Lick tp., $40.
Martha Tufts to j. ID. Tufts 60 acres in Liberty to-
5000.
b. S. Bowman to 1. W. Burnett, in lot 81 except
coal, in jamestown, $500.
James Trip to John Brown 40 acres, except coal,
in Lick tp., $500.
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Given under my hand Off tally, my office in Jack
son, this 9Th day of September, A. ID. 1880
L. 7. JONES, Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio.
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MAR RIED.

LEwIs-LAGo-On the 1st day of September A. d.
1850, at the lsham House, in jackson, Ohio, by Am
brose Leach, ir.,J. P, Mr.. John f. Lewis to Miss
Minna LagO, all of Jackson county, Ohio.
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Wellston on Saturday night of this
week.
Remember the great meeting at
Jackson on the 23d, when Judge West
will be here.
Stephen A. Douglas, son of the
great Stephen A. Douglas, who was
candidate for President when Lincoln
was elected in 1850, will speak at
Piketon, Saturday afternoon of this
week. Col. T. c. Campbell, of Gin
cinnati, will be with him.