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THE Free VIII Baptists dedicated
their new house at Sciotoville on the
4th. The lots were donated by Nc
Connell and Towne, and nearly $4OO
was subscribed towards paying for the
new building
Rev. H. J. Carr and wife, of this
place, donated fine Bible and hymn
book.
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YES, Gen. Hancock is very fine
man, and its not him the Republicans
are fighting. Its the Democratic par
ty behind him. A very fine tree may
be located in wilderness.
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PORTSMOUTH BRANCH.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

TRAINS GOING NORTH
MaiL-Leaves Portsmouth IS am arrives Scioto
lie 90 Socums o. Gephart's l6, Scioto Furnace
3 y MebsterS 32 Bloom 80, Pioneer s a. Monroe
oS ishdhston o. Oak Hill Is, Cross Roads 25,
Vaughn 0 30, lrwin's 36 keystone Al Jackson o 5S
Petrea 10 O3 Berlin 10 l3 Milton 10 22 Hamden 10 35
dccom dtion-Leaves Portsmouth 90 pm ar.
rlyes Sciotovile 25, Slocum's 3 35 Gephart's 50
Scloto Furnace 00 Webster 1S Bloom 28 Pioneer
3S Monroe 5S, Washington 06, Oak Hill ls Cross
Roads 49, Vaughn's 43, Irwin's 49, Keystone Z 59
den 30. - " A"f A'a'"-
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Hceommoddti iOn-Leaves Hamden 6 10 am arrives
Milton 20 Berlin 49, Petrea 56 Jackson Is Kew
stone 2 51 TWINS 49, Vaughn's Z so, Cross Roads
w, OAK Hill 10, Washington AZ Pio-
neer 25 Bloom 32, Webster 40, Scioto Furnace
Portsmouth 10 Is. - ~ ~
Maii.Leayes lIamden So PM, arrives Milton 2 o.
Berlin IL Petrea 27 jackson 35 keystone 40 Ir.
wins II 81 Eagghns CO. Cross Roads O5 Oak hin
52, Webster 49, SciOto Furnace OS Gephart's 16
Slocum's4 26, SciOtoville 4 IS, Portsmouth 4 s. -.
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THE population of Pomeroyis $500.
Obedience to LAZY.

When Gen. Hancock had followed
Andrew Johnson in his apostasy, and
had gone back upon his war record, he
had the following, in his orders to the
rebels:
.when insurrectionary force has been overthrown
ready and willing perform their duties, the militia
t. ration resume its natural and rlghtul dominion
soemny with yieTs e ne %
erty are Still lawful inherl of this people and
Corpus the liberty press tTe freedom speech
erty must be preserved
The Democratic papers continue to
publish the above, as an evidence OF
the great love which Gen. Hancock
bears toward the laws of the land.
When they are referred to the
hanging of Mrs. Surratt, the Demo-
Gratis say that Hancock had to obey
the orders of his superior, President
johnson. That would have been cor
rect. had Johnson's order been legal;
but it was illegal, and unconstitution-
al. and void. The Supreme Court of
the United States SO held i'll a similar
case. A commission similar to that
which tried and condemned Mrs. Sur
ratt, tried Milligan and Bowles, cop
perheads of Indiana, and found them
guilty, and they were condemned to
die. A writ of habeas corpus brought
them before the Supreme Court, which
held that the military commission in
time of peace was unconstitutional,
and the prisoners were set at liberty.
The writ of habeas corpus in the
Surratt case was served on Gen. Han
cock on the 7th day of July, 1865.
Every body knows that the last armed
rebel had surrendered many weeks be-
fore that time, and the war was over.
Gen. Hancock had another remedy.
He could have resigned, and thus
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Dayton K South Eastern Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
TOOK EFFECT MONDAY, June T. 1ssA

EASTWARD TRAINS,
MGi-Leave Dayton 10 PM, arrive Eastwood.3 2 80
Harbine 40, Beaver 81, Xenia co. Xenia Junction
%, Monroe Siding l6, Jamestown 4 36, Allentown
Junction OF; Milledgevlle O6, Fayette 81 Wash!
ington 30, Convenience A. Fairview 81, Whet-
stone 05, Austin Is, Frankfort 25, Musselman's
30, Slate Mills 81. Chillicothe or s. v. juno
tion 10, High Bank 25, Richmondale 50, Bakers
junction 05, Raysville 10, Byers' Junction 20,
Coalton so, Arrive at WellstOn 0 20. =
HccOmmOdatiOH-Leave DAYTON n. m. arrive
Chillicothe IL OS p. m, S. V. Junction u l3.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
MdiL-Leave Wellston 3 45 a. m Coalton 4 L. Rv-
ers' junction 50, Raysville 46, Bakers Junction
Ol, Riehmondale 10, High Bank As, s. v. juno
ton Do, Ch1ll1cothe 6 90 a M, Slate Mills 49,,
Musselman's s 40, Frankfort 6 IS, Austin 10,
milestone 10, Fairview %, Convenience 35, WASH
ington 55, Fayete 10, Milledgevlle 25 Allentown
Junction 30, jamestown 90, Monroe Siding Q 20,
Xenia Junction 80, Xenia 35, Beaver AZ Harbine
So, Eastwood 10 TO- Dayton 10 35.
Dayton 49,
j. e. GIMPERLING, Receiver.
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ENGLISH, Democratic candidate for
Vice President, is said to have iron
doors to his residence. Mr.. English
has all his life associated with the
Democratic party.
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MOST fnOt ALL the religious press of prominence in
the country stern and ultra advocates OF the Re
publican party.-BrOWR County NeUS (Dem.)
And you might have added that
most, if not all, the religious people
are in the same fix.
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This English paper agreed with
Gen. Hancock-that the Democratic
party must bear the blame Of Lincoln's-
murder In an interview with a rep
resentative of a Brooklyn Democratic
paper,.a few days ago, Hancock said:
II have never written anything that |
am ashamed Of" Gen. Hancock knew
that the Southern Rebels did then, as
they do now, constitute the main body
Of the Democratic party.
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The Democrats are discovering that
Gen. Hancock, like Mr.. Tilden, has a
record, and not an entirely faultless
one. either.
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The proof is tolerably convincing
already, that Gen. Hancock was ready
and willing to Mexicanize this coun-
try during the Presidential troubles in
the early part of 1877. Read the fol-
lowing on this subject, from the N. Y.
Tribune:
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HANCOCK, the "boy in blue,' and
English, the Indiana butternut- in
mixing the yellow and blue our DEM
ocratic friends are green.
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HANCOCK was good soldier in the
field" say the Democrats. So was
Benedict Arnold. Hancock was shoot
ing Democrats for money.
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THE Springfield Daily and Weekly
Times has been discontinued, and the
establishment bas been purchased by
the Republic Printing Company.
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A MEMBER OF HANCocK's CORPS.
And then read this, also from cor
respondence Of the Gazette:

ANDERSON, IND, July G.-The Democracy of this
county held ratification meeting Saturday night A
House, and addressed by D. A. Gooding. of Han
cock county; j. W. Nichol of indianapolis, and
the evening to Republican ears was passage in the
speech of Gooding. lie told them that he the
Siafsal OF Ihe DlSifet Oh Soumbla AZ the time when
Mrs. Surratt was hung and that on the morning fixed
for her execution he received writ of habeas corpus
directed TO Gen. Hancock commanding Hancock TO
show by what thorty he restrained Mrs Surratt of
her liberty. Gooding said he took the writ Han
cocks headquarters knocked at the Generals door,
his card and afterward showed him into the Gener-
ais parlor, where he waited until the General made
informed him of his mission, read the writ and
pressed upon him the necessity of prompt compliance
with the requirements of the civil law. Hancock
after the General had finished his breakfast. the
of the forenoon the breakfast finished, and
with him. and they driven first the Office of
the Secretary of War then to the Executive Mansion.
obey the order of the civil court, and GOOding made
his return accordingly. This a feature OF
HancOcks career to Republicans, and while they
not disposed to say anything disparng of Hancocks
record soldier in the light of the great hubbub
the Democracy are making about HancOck's alleged
love of and respect for the civil law the land
much as they say his nomination made because
he loved the civil law than the military, this
recitation inside history by one of its chief
actors adds to the absurdty of the Democratic posi-
tion. If Hancock such a lover of the civil law
why did he not once make his return to the COM
mands of that law. Why if he respected civil author
ity. did he not bow to its decree in the the
highest Importance both to the citizen and country?
his barons Runnymede, the writ of habeas corpus
has been regarded with veneraton and protected with
ed devotee of the civil law and its sacred DEGREES
rampes upon the dearest and most sacred of its pro-
not have been remarkable but that he is present.
ing himself in false light for the purpose of gulling
the people into his support it is well enough to turn
on the lights and show the contradictions between
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THE population of Athens is 2,459,
gain of 1852 in ten years. The pop
ulation of Nelsonville, Athens county,
is 1904.
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The Democrats will have another
Greeley campaign this time-minus
the brains Of Greeley.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

have for sale two business lots in Jackson,
one on the corner of Main and Portsmouth Streets,
and one the corner of Main and Broadway. Also,
dwelling houses and lots; nine building lots
lots; farm of over 26O acres, within mile
of the Corporation of jackson; one undivided 4 of
5S2 acres known the G.. w. Poor farm: 80 acres in
Franklin Township and some other small tracts of
land in jackson county.
will sell any the above lands on the most favor
able terms, ...,,,-,..,,,1 1.,,,,
MOSES STERNBERGER.
July s. lSS0-3m.
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RAILROAD
- >>~-~7~~~~~
AND CINCINNATI
R IL IrO a d.
TINE Table, Taking Effect Jan. e5, 1850.

TRAINS GOING EAST,
MalL-Leaves Cincinnati 20 am, arrives Ioveland
a. manchester "A, Greenfield Al, Chilcothe 10 81
haihden ~ ~ T pm, Athens A, Parkersburg 2S
ST. L0HIS EIpreSs-Leaves Cincinnati o M N m
rives Lovcand 10 %, Blanchester 10 III daid
Parkersburg 90. - 50
TRAINS GOING WEST
MdiL-Leaves Parkersburgh 90 am arrives A+b
ems 3I Hamden ii co. Chllicothe 12 Is pm. Green
20. '"' Nihoi"hali
CiHeiHnati Erpress-Leaves Parkersburgh 10 az pm
arrives Athens IL 90, Hamden / I3 am Chiliieotha,
-, greenfield 81, Manchester 4 49, Loveiand "a
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Keeps the Best and Only Boot & Shoe ST.
April G, 1857

their right names, and so he called
these murderous ''traitors,n which in
fact and in truth they were.
Now the man who issued that grand
order, is consorting with these same
assassins and traitors, and if he should
be elected President, it will be by the
votes of these same assassins, traitors,
and advocates of treason and slavery!
Here is the grand order, copied from
the official records:
ORDER BY GENERAL HANCOCK.
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY DIvIsIoN,l
WASHINGTON, d. c.. April "A, 1861
To the Coored People of the District Of Columbia and
| of Virginia:
Your President has been murdered! He has fallen
simply and solely because he was your friend and the
friend of country Had he been unfaithfnl TO you
have lived The pistol from which he met his death,
som som and slavery. Think Of this remember how
long and h d0 S s @ bsnnR "
'f nov appeal to you BY every eonsidefation which
ing arresting his murderer. Concealed by trait
e fe o e r 4 Pf of e Se
Maryland Virginia Go forth, then, and watch,
and @ by Right unt voa @ shan have
| ging this monstrous and bloody criminal from his
hiding place. .-,,.
| You can do much, even the humblest and feeblest
among you, by patience and unwearied vigilance may
render the most important assistance Large arg re re-
nfcpal authorities, and they will be paid for the ap
prelenson of this murderer, for any Information
which will aid in his arrest. But feel that you need
| no such stimulus as this.
You will hunt down this cOwardIy assassin of your
best friend as you would the murderer of your own
| father. Do this, and God, whose servant has been
slain, and the country which has given you freedom
| will bless you for this noble act of duty.
| All information which will lead to the arrest OF
| Booth Surratt or Harold should be communicated
to these headquarters, General Holt, Judge Ad
| vocate General at Washington, or if immediate ac-
ton required then TO the nearest military author1
ties. All officers and soldiers in this command, and
all loyal people, enjoined to increased vigilance
| W. S. HANCOCK.
Major Sen. q. S. Vols.
Commanding Middle Military Division.
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AS figure-head, Gen. Hancock
would look well did we not see pro-
truding from behind him butternut
coat.
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SPRINGFIELD SOUTHERN R. R,
III ME TABLE.
TOOK EFFECT SUNDAY, May 9, 1880.

TRAINS RUNNING NORTH
.hdit and ErpresS-Leave JACKSON 2 90 d. H. arrire
simpsons 2 IL, Cove 224 Whitmanis 3O
BeaYertown2 49, Robbins 80, Given's 81, s. " R,y
SroSslng TO- Waverly 20, Bainbridge 4 IS, Green
neJa ao 90 washington 3d. Jefersonvie TO- s. Soon
30 D charleston so, Springfield 30.
Light Freight g. accoRmodation-Leaye Jackso 4 X
a. m, arrive simpsons 40 Cove O5, Whitmans 20
BeaNerloWla 20, Robbins So, Givens 10, s. " Ry'
EroSs; 40 Wavery 10, Bainbridge 10 O5 Greenfield
n ~ ashIngt0n 90 M, Jeffersonville3 90 s. So
Ion 4 2O ). Charleston 10, Springfield 20,
TRAINS RUNNING SOUTH.
JhaiL and Erpress-Leave Springfield 6 25 A. m ar
rive = Charleston co. s. Solon 80 Jeffersony lille
81 50, Washington 80, Greenfield Is, Bainbridee
II O2 p. M, Robbins u TO- Beayertown - a0 Whib
mans Il 27 Cove l2 30, Simpsons l2 45 jackson 90.
10 20 a. M, arrive s. Charleston IL O5 s. Solon ii a.
gd sN y 10 p m Washington co. Creep
DeI9 = ~ cambridge a Al 20, Waverfy SO,
;. v. KY Cross TO- Givens 42, Robbins 8 %, Bea-
10 o. jackson 10 30. ~ HS
VIM. THORNBURGH, Gen1 sup't.
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That was the Democratic opinion

That was the Democratic opinion
Of the soldier and his work then. The
Democracy arrayed itself against the
soldier all through the war. At the
very time this resolution was adopted,
Gen. Hancock was busily engaged in
shooting Democrats.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

The ".Homc'' Hotel in CentreVille, Gaia Co., Ohio,
and all buildings connected, is for sale AT bargain,
TO a good purchaser. The Hotel has II rooms, good
cellar splendid well of water, sc. Also small house
on same ot with 3 rooms, suitable for small family,
For any Information as to terms condition. &c, apply
to or a;Idress CHAS. NJ. WILLIAMS, or
~ - G.. w. MILLER,
Julv & 1sSO-2w jackson, Ohio.
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Republican State Ticket.
Republican County Ticket.

Auditor, BALDWIN B. EVANS.
Sheriff, WILLIAM B. CHERINGTON.
Prosecuting Attorney. ELMER c. POWELL.
commissioner. .........-..-.--...J >. MCGHEE.
Infirmary Director. ALEXANDER F. McCARLEY.
Coroner .......... .............JOSEPH H. ANDRES.
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One
Neal men for a mail agency.-POrtsmonth Tribune.
The Tribune is mistaken. No such
article ever appeared in the STANDARD.
We never heard of any unfairness in
Madison township. We did hear such
a report from Jefferson, but we never
mentioned it in the STANDARD. 1t is
perhaps due to Mr.. Neal and his
friends that the facts be known. An
old and influential citizen Of Jefferson
township told us that there were from
so to Is Republicans in Jefferson
township who will not vote for Mr.
Neal, should he be nominated, on ac-
count of the frauds at the primary
meeting. We have heard some Of the
most influential Republicans in Jack
son say that they will not only vote
against Mr.. Neal, but that they will
work for his defeat. This is why we
urge an early Convention. MIR. Neal
will be nominated, and it will not do
to suffer loss Of a member OF Con-
gress. The whole Nation is interest
ed. Time is necessary to work off the
bad feeling.
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RcSOIUcd, That bein" in favor of immediate peace,
and convinced that by the the Union never
be restored, and more especially upon the Negro
Emancipation policy of the Admins there
urge the President of the United
his order for II conscrptiOn, and call upon the
people throughout the State to hold meetings and de-
m nrnce. and Il redreSS of grievances.
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Good for Greenfield! That is the
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The population of Cincinnati, Off
cial. is 5,S04.
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IT will readily be inferred, from the
brave words of Gen. Hancock, pub
lished in this issue of the STANDARD,
that the General was firmly convinced
that while Booth held the weapon
which sent the fatal bullet through
the brain Of Abraham Lincoln, the
Democratic party aimed the weapon.
Millions Of American freemen agree
with Gen. Hancock in this matter.
It was final kick of a party defeated
at the polls and terribly whipped in
the field. It is useless to deny that
there was an almost unanimous feel
ing of JOY among the anti-war Demo-
Gratis Of the North over the dark deed.
It shocked the whole civilized world.
A London paper which had sympa-
thized with the Rebels, and attacked
Mr.. Lincoln time and again, published
a poem at his death, from which we
extract the following touching words:
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CONNECTIONS.

At COLUMBUS, with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
ST. Louis Railway, for Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and New York.
For Chicago, indianapolis and st. Louis and all
Western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton and all points Little Mi
With Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Chicago Bal
timore, Washington, Newark and GAINESVILLE.
With Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apolis Railway for Delaware, Cleveland, Buffalo
points North.
With Columbus and Toledo Railroad for Delaware,
Toledo, Detroit and the West.
With Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati Railroad
for London, Springfield, Sandusky and Cincinnati
With Cevelnd Mt. Vernon and Columbus Rail-
road for Cleveland and Mt. Vernon.
At ClRCLEVlLLE with G. & VI. " Railway for
Lancaster, Zanesville Washington c, H., and Will
mingtOn, Ohio. "
At CHILLICOTHE with NJ. & c. r. r. for Hamden,
Athens, Cincinnati and intermediate points,
At Wayerly with $. S. II. X. for Jackson
At PORTSMOUTH with Ohio River Steamers for
lronton, Pomcroy, Gapolis, Maysville and Hunting
tom c9nnCo ting at Huntington with Chesapeake and
ONO Hallway for Charlottesville, GordonsVie and
Richmond, Va. JNO. J. ARCHER, G. T. A.
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John Mackley now lives at Concor-
dia, Cloud county, Kansas, and we
think his son Morrison is some where
in Kansas.-ED. STANDARD.)
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SCI0TO VALLEY RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
TOOK EEEEHT SUNDAY Mn % 1eon

GOING SOUTH.
EIprcSS-Leave Columbus Q 55 am, arrive Circle
mouth 25. F' Va
Mal-Leave Columbus so PM, arrive Circleville
q 10 ChillicOthe 10, Waverly TO- Portsmouth 25
Fdst freight and acconmguatioR-Leave Chillicothe
90, am, arrive Portsmouth o 55.
GOING NORTH.
Maik-Leave Portsmouth 20 am, arrive WayerIy
36, ChillicOthe 80, Circeville 80 Columbus l5
q.
EIpresS-Leave Portsmouth 12 20 M, arrive Wayer-
ly 3G pm, Chillicothe 3d. Circlevile 80 Colum-
bus 4 45. -
Fast Freight and accommodation--Leave Portsmouth
% pm, arrive Waverly 10 p. M, Chicothe 10 10
p.
All trains daily excent Sunday
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GREENFIELD has a population of 1909, loss of III
compared with last census OF her people . are
Bethney Lambert 81. Nancy Lee. So Jeremiah Lambert
so, Nancy Muhcrn 50, Elizabeth Craig --GGtttp0fiS
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Central Committee.

DAVIS MACKLEY. Chairman.
JAMES NJ. TRIPP, Secretary.
WELLINGTON G. EVANS, Treasurer.
ELIAS CRANDALL.
MARK STERNRERGER.
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''hEARNEN CITY, NEBRASKA. July l. 1851.
DEAR BROTHER: We in Nebraska. We
came here the and brought our stock with
We found the most beautiful country ever saw. Our
boys have splendid farms, and are doing we'll sup
you did not the card sent before started
would like to have the STANDARD sent TO kearney
City, Nebraska.
/ saw letter advertised at Kearney for Morrison
Mackley. suppose he is John Mackleys second son.
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COLD
SULPHUR SPRINGS

This delightful and popular SUMNER RESORT Sit
uated two miles from Goshen, on the G. 4 Q. r; W.,
will be good livery attached to the place. Regular
Stage Lines meeting all trains at Goshen. There is
also Fine Chaig6eGte Spring the place. Rates of
Board: Per Day, $3.50. Per Week, $500. Per Month,
$25. 90.
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