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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-27
WHOLE NO. 1853.

CIVIL Service Reform is wonder
full thing. 1t means that when the
Republicans get into power, they
should appoint Democrats to office,
and if a rebel Democrat-one that
has been in the rebel army, can be
found, he, above all others, should be
appointed to office by Republican
administration. This has been the
leading idea Of Hayes, Harper's Week
y, the Cincinnati Commercial, and all
that crew.
Here is the natural result Of that
kind Of foolery, one of the pets OF
Hayes showing his true inwardness:
A CROOKED MARSHAL.
WASHINGTON, January IA special agent Of the
Counts 81 United States Marshal Fitzslmnons that
staement ressrdIng the affairs q the MSrshss once
Statement SHOWS that 1 Fitssimmons has avoided co.
operation with the internal Revenue officers n the
OF OF Illicit distalon and that he has
II IS stated IN this cdnnecfion that to avoid the law
against the OF f %
covering the entire amount withheld notwithst%snd- %
In order TO secure these receipts IL appears
that the deputies informed that until their re.
ceipts presented their pay could not be drawn
from the Treasury. The agent describes Fitzsim- N
mons as being very much excited and says he as
sumed an air of Indignation when first questioned
with regard to the allegation that he had withheld
money from his deputies. Subsequent to this occur
several visits made the Marshai's Office
by the agent, and after laps Of about two weeks,
FitZsimmons clerk furnished the Agent with de-
tailed list of Deputy harshals to whom tho Marshal
was indebted, together with the amount due each.
The shows that. after further delay,
Fitzsimmons acknowledged the accuracy of the
statement by signing 1t. The aggregate amount
withheld from the Deputies Is about $780, The Agent
says he endeavored to ascertain the whereabouts OF
this money, but without success. His questions on
the subject invariably met with replies to the
effect that he (the Marsha) was personally RESPONSE
bic for 1T. The statement or memorandum; as II Is
termed has not vet been submitted to the Attorney
General, and will be for several days. In the
meantime the resignation of FitZsimmons, which is
daily expected by the President will probably arrive
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-27
Rea! Estate Agency.

Having opened a Real Estate Agency, our services
are offered any person who may have Land 10 buy
sell Mortgages to make forcclose rents TO pay
collect taxes to pay or take permanently OF prop
ertv renting. collecting. etc, for nnn-re-identS
We have Farm Lands. Town Lots and Business
Property sale at reasonable rates and on time.
win answer Inquiries relative 10 real estate In this
County.
LAIRD 4 TRIP.
OFFICB.-Opposite Cuunty jail.
October rs, IsSCvtf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-27

Now we hope that the Legislature will get right
down to solid work. get through with their abors
soon as practicable. and then adjourn and home.
A short business session of the General Assembly
would be hrst-rate electioneering point for the
dominant party in Ohio and help II ont in the off
year" The Senatorial question should be gotten out
OF the way at the earliest possible moment, that
there will be nothing to interfere with the regular
Orde of hus
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-27

OUR word for it if you will try
Rinehart's Worm Lozenges you will
find them better than all others. 25
cents per box. Warranted. For sale
by Geo. w. Miller, jackson, Ohio.
2Qian2t
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-27
Prof. GuiIrn g tics
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,
TESTINoNLaLs ERe.M THE PEoPLE.

WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for PROF. GlIMETTE )
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no other. II he
has not got it, send e and You VIII receive the Pad by
return mail.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-01-27
POPULATION OF OUR CITIES.
The Census Returns from One Hundred and
Sixty-eight Cities of the United states.

The following is list of 16s cities of the United
States. with their population in 1850:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

boiling water. Boil for half an hour. The
articles should be placed in the solution be-
fore being removed from the room. The dis
charges from the patient should be received
in vessel containing one of the above s1lu-
tons, or a solution Of half pound of sui.
phate OF iron (coprerasl. in one quart of
water. The bodies Of the dead may be disin-
fected by washing them with the solution of
zinc and salt of double strength, and wrap
ping them In sheet saturated with the same
solution, or the zinc and carbolic acid solu-
ton mentioned above It is advised, also, to
sprinkle the floor with solution of carboli:
acid lone ounee) and sulphate of zinc (six
ounces) to one gallon of water. Neither the
sulphate of zinc solutions nor that Of the
chloride of zinc viii stain or injure ordinary
articles of clothing. These may, therefore,
be used for
THE DISTINCTION OF CLOTHING.
Clothing which will not admit of being
boiled, and which is too valuable to destroy,
may be sp-inkled with one of the last.named
solutions, or the latter may be applied by
means of sponge, the articles themselves
being subsequently exposed to the open air.
Other clothing, as silks, furs, wooden goods,
and the like, to which the above means are
not applicable, should be suspended in the
room during its disinfection by the method
exposed to the open air. Furniture, pillows,
mattresses, window curtains and carpets
should at the same time be exposed TO the
process. It is advised that the carpets
shonld be fumigated on the floor and the
mattresses ripped open for more thorough ex-
posure.
DISTINCTION OF THE HOUSE AND ROOM.
For this purpose sulphur is used. The rule
is to take roll sulphur broken into small
pieces, place it on metallic dish resting
upon bricks set in tub containing water,
or upon other supports laid across the tub,
pour little alcohol upon the sulphur and
ignite it. Then Immediately leave the room.
Let the doors and windows be tightly closed,
and kept SO for half day. Then ventilate
the apartment for several hours. One pound
of sulphur is advised for LOCO feet of cubic
air space, or for room 10 by 10, by 10 in
hight. The furniture and paint about the
room NAV be subsequently washed and the
walls willie ned Other substances have been
advised as disiufectants for the various pun
poses alluded to, but those mentioned are
cheap. effective and within the reach Of all
The circular, which has been given nearly
in its entirety above, is signed II. Gibbons,
ST., M. D., President and F. W. Hatch,
NJ. D., Secretary State Board of Health.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT osE-c1ARK, Judge.
MONDAY. October 81, 1851.


Chas. H Shear W.. His Creditors-Sheriff appoint.
ed assignee. Bond fixed at $3.50.
Estate CT John Hoey, deceased-0rder confirming
sale OF real estate.
Estate OF George Nelson, deceased-Letters tesla
p,entary issued to Harriet E. Nelson. Appraisers
Clarence Nelson, c. II. Coglan and II. C. Tranor.
The People vs. r. McKune ct el. (misdemeaner)-
Appeal from Justice Court. Judgment reversed and
case dismissed.
E tate of NJ Budahn, deceased-Homestead set
apart to widow.
Estate of Anton Freyschag. deceased-Letters of
administration granted to A. Weman. Bond fixed
at S, 600 Appiaisers-Chas Weieb, A. r. Klein
and 3. Stennian.
Guardianship Of Annie Curry, minor-Citation
dismissed for want Of prosecution.
Guardianship of John Donovan, minor-Coa-
tinued t II tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. N.
Estate OF Louis Wright, deceas Settlement Of
final account and decree of distribution entered.
Nathan Webb Va. His Creditors Sheriff APP
pointed assignee. Bond, $3.50.
Emma Carter VS.. j. j. Cart Demurrer to COM
pl int oyerruled. Ten days TO answer.
E. W. Stickney vs.. California Farmers Fire Insur.
ance Company Demurrer to complaint. Continued
until November IA, 1881.
ylsker & Visker vs. T. G. SalIsbury-Demurrer
oyerruled and twenty DAYS TO answer.
Burns 4 0Keife VS.. W. acknowledgements OF
cause continued.
plaintiffs motion for trial for want Of bill Of
exceptions and statement submitted, and defendant
allowed to file brief within one week, and to produce
press copy OF letter.
j. T. Grifiitts vs. J. P. Gilman ct al.-Demurrer to
complaint oyerruled and ten dlys TO answer.
A. s. Hopkins J. P. Giiman-Demurrer to com
pIant overruled and ten days to answer.
L. T. Aschenauer Frank Accommodation
to strike out parts of answer granted. Demurrer
withdrawn and defendant allowed to file cross COM
plaint within five days.
J. T. Grifitts VS.. R. F. Gilman-Dsmurrer to
amended complaint overruled
Torrance VS.. Hoida-Default OF defendant en-
a,di r,dvr for of prODerty.
Estate Of H. Theibar, deceased-order of notice te
creditors ordered.
Estate Of Mary Rodrigues, deceased-Finai account
referred to W. B Hamilton, as referee.
Matter Of D. ]. Simmons, an MISUNDERSTANDING
CT motion to appoint assignee continued for two
weeks b. consent.
DEPARTMENT Two-DEssoS, Judge.
James T. Day vs Mary L Day-Trial concluded
Jurv recommends that divorce be granted to de
PENDANT
To-pAYs CALENDAR.
Ellen NJ. Butler VS.. 8. W. Butler.
The People vs. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
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Those Of the public who need my service can
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| address particularly those who hoYe been in
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Pers afflicted can, il they prefer, consult me
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trouble, end receive medi ires by express with full
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Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments FOR patients At
my infrrnary (vhen desiredl with experienced
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Cnsutstion Psrlors. 226 suttsr street, adjoining
the Young Mems Chris,ian Association Building.
Office hOurs-FFo o a. II. to 8 P. M.
MY Diploma hangs in my GfiFe.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all Bewsdealers.
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Mechanics store-Hat Department.
Cooking by Gas-oapital Gas Company.
Carriages-Harry Bernard, Manufacturer
Hotel Langham-Terry s. Co, Managers
fremont HOTEL. Kumle, Proprietor.
Union Hotel-w. 0. ("JOeO Bowers, Proprietor
James Lawrence English, Banker
Peoples Savings Bank Money to Loan.
Terra Gotta Chimney Pipe-Hobby & smith,
W. P. Coleman-Real Estate and Insurance
Undertaker-R. H. Byers.
Undertaker-J. Frank Clark
G II Krebs & Co.-PAints. Oils, yarnishes, etc
VIM. Ellery Briggs, NJ. D., oculist, Aurist' ETC.
Tarrant's Settler Aperient.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board OF City Trustees met yesterday
forenoon at the regular hour, Messrs. Brown
and johnson present. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved, after
which the Board proceeded to CANVASS the
vote of the special election held to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Jerome G.
Davis.
The returns showed the following vote
First Ward-Ryan, Ell; Brown, 143. Sec.
ond Ward-Ryan, 351; Brown. 235. Third
Ward-Ryan, 400; Brown, 3S7. Fourth
Ward-Ryan, 5O4; Brown, 81. Totals
Ryan, 1856; Brown, l, 1856 Mr.. Ryan was
thereupon declared duly elected Second Trus-
tee for the unexpired term, and the oath Of
Office was administered by Judge Henry,
when he took his seat as member of the
Board.
Health Officer Martin informed the Board
that he had been ordered by the Board of
Health to notify owners Of the following lots
to be filed The half blocks on the north
side Of I street, running back to the alley,
between Sixth and Seventh the southeast
corner Of Eleventh and G.; the southeast cor
ner Of the alley on Fourth street, between u
and NJ, and the lot on the north side OF
street, next to the northwest corner OF
Twelfth street. The matter was referred to
the Street Commissioner.
Application was made, signed by Gustave
Wendt and others, to have the alley IN the
blocks between Twentieth and Twenty
second streets, NJ and n, opened to the public.
Referred to the Street Commissioner.
a petition was received from the Chinese
merchants residing in Chinatown asking per-
mission to discharge frecrackers for an hour
on the first, third and last day of their New
Years celebration, which opens on the Sd and
closes on the II h instant. The request was
granted.
A complaint was made by Marion Biggs
and others who reside on II street, be-
tween Seventeenth and Twentieth, that the
new side track of the City Railway, 10 the
street adjacent to their residences, is too close
to the sidewalk, and asking that the evil be
remedied. The matter was referred to the
Street Commissioner.
The weekly report Of the Chief Engineer OF
the city water works was fled and shows
that during last week the works were in
operation 164 hours, and that o,5S9, 600 gal
Ions of water was pumped.
The following bills were examined and or
dered paid Billingsley & Co. 81; William
d. Comstock, $50; John Ryan, So; Q. ID.
Rave, 81 so Quong Hi 10y and All Jim,
$500; County Clerk, $11 so; DAILY Bee,
S35 70; a. r. Pensbsky (for lahorers), S97 70
L. f. Bassett, Sl75; Capital Gas Company,
s1,974 95. Ben. Stsinman, $40; Dougald
ellis, $40: o. p. Goodhue, $50; james
lansing $40; John Mullins, $50; w. A
Anderson. IS; Walter Bassett, SIG; Ben
Billiard, Jr., S4 rs; W. f. Frazer, S28 10
j. W. Watt (for laborersl, S155 % h. Van
Alstine, 81. In addition to the above the
Board allowed the monthly salaries of city
officials.
The Board then adjourned.
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Filed October 8. st.

T. E. Robertson to NJ. T. Kite-octobcr 81, 1881
for Sl5 so; bond for the conveyance of 10 02lOo
acres OF land, adjoining the lands OF Harbis D. on
the Riverside toll 70 d.
field to c. p. Huntingdon Charles Miller, ". R. s.
Foye and Albert Galiatin- October o. 1851 for
Sl,Se0 the east quarter OF lot 7, between and L,
Second and Third streets, Sacrameato
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

Oh. DEER How DEER To-day all
lovers of the above kind Of deer will find
an excellent venison lunch at Ruhstaller's,
No. 422 K street, between Fourth and Fifth,
from II to l o'clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

WINTER OPENING of pattern bonnets. hats,
and latest novelties in French millinery,
Tuesday and Wednesday, November LIST and
ID. at Misses Brothers. leading milliners, No.
GIL street.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE,
Filed October aeth

William P. Coleman ard I'd. H. Hamilton, Trus
tees of the California Sugar Manufacturing Com
pany, to ~. I. ;Garrett-october 20, 1851 for
acres OF land.
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CHILDREN's SHOES Great reductions
made in them to close. at Red House.
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ALTHOUGH great many articles are en-
tirely cold Out. you can still fad a splendid
assortment of all-wool cashmeres, from so
Cents yard up; also, superb quality of
drab d'ete, at 81 rs, reduced from 50 so, at
the closing sale If L. Bien, Eighth and j.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

ALTHOUGH great many articles are en-
tirely sold out, you can still find splendid
assortment of Atwood cashmeres, from so
cents a yard up; also, superb quality of
drab d'ete, at 81 Is, reduced from 50 80, at
the closing sale of L. Bien, Eighth and j.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

go1s' ovERcoArs, reduced to 50 so. at til,
Red House.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
TTEspAT.-.......-.....NoVEMBER /, 1854
ADVERTISEMENT MERTON.
0. o. F., Rising Star Rebetah Degree.

10. O. F., Rising Star Rebekah Degree.
suit of Rooms to Let, Furnished.
wanted-Two Girls-Eighth street Employment
Office.
Notice-Estate ST 7. n. Fassett-
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter.
Wanted Girl for Chamberwork.
Employment oaice-Many Wants
wanted Gentleman and Wife to Board.
To Let-A Neat Cottage.
Auction Sale.
sherburn Furniture, ETC., to-day.
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GREAT reduction ia mems fine white and
colored shirts. Call and see them at Furnish.
pR Goods Department Of Red House.
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Fl. S. CROKER & CO.
FEST sssf' ss +; 4; + :

tory from cradle to grave, by the eminent biog-
rapher, COL. C0NWELL. Books all ready for de.
edition. Liberal terms. Agents take orders for
from 20 to so copies daily. outsells any other book
ten to one Agents never made money so fast.
The book sells itself. Experience not necessary.
Failure unknown. All MAKE immense profits
Private terms free. GEOkGE SfIASOS d co.,
Portland Maine .lS-3p1m
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-FOUR long bars of nice toilet soap, only %
cents, at the Red House Shoe Department
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ALTHOUGH a great many articles are en-
tirely sold out, you can still find a splendid
assortment of Atwood cashmeres, from so
cents a yard up; also, a superb quality of
drab d'ete, at 81 rs, reduced from 81 80, at
the closing sale OF L. Bien, Eighth and J..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

FINEST line of buggy whips ever exhibited
in the State, at reduced prices. at the Red
House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-11-01

LADIES, misses aud children's sandal
slippers to close. at the Red House.
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APPLES have not been SO scarce for years
are retailing at 81 rs per box; but the
public have now chance that may not occur
again this season. Longton s. May, ef the
Fulton Market, are offering choice apples st
81 % per box This bargain will only be
onen a few daye
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GENTS undershirts and drawer, to close a
Red House.
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REMOVED

yEyHE STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES n
4 and fixtures OF G. g. WAIT have been eng
removed from his old stand to his new store, ~
Northwest Corner OF sixth and :,
Go 5s1). where he will be pleased to see all his
old customers. I7.3ptf
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Huslneas AdEertiaeneu.s.

sherburn 1 smitt-Furniture. &C.. t9.day.
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For WHooPING Couch Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rive.
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u. Co. DAVIS,
EARPET AND FURNITUBE HOUSE, 81
NO. All STREET, 7
TO MY OLD PATRONS.

Between Fousth and Fifth sacramen
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AUCTION SALE.-Sherburn & Smith will
sell at 1880 this morning, at the residence of
Fl. D. Gamble, 1905 street, large amount
of fine furniture, etc, consisting of walnut
set, Brussels carpets. three-ply carpets,
walnut marble-top center table, whatnot,
walnut marbe.top chamber set, lambrequins
and lace curtains, walnut hat tree, walnut
frame bed lounge, walnut eisht-foot extension
dining table, walnut chairs, spring and top
mattresses, pillows, etc. also, kitchen furni-
ture, safe, ics-chest, etc.
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The following are the rules, in the main.
recommended by the National Board of
| Health:
The distinction between the disinfectants
and deodorizers should be borne in mind,
The former neutralize the germs of con-
tagious or infectious diseases the latter re.
move or destroy smells, or substitute one odor
for another, and may or may not disinfect.
The former are therefore to be preferred.
The disinfectants proper to be used vary
with the object to be attained, or the articles
to be disinfected.
DISTINCTION OF THE ARTICLES ABOUT THE
PATIENT.
Disinfect the sheets, towels, handkerchiefz,
blankets and other articles used about the
patient, as soon as removed, by immersing
them in vessel or tub containing half
pound of sulphats of zinc white vitrioll, or
half an ounce of chloride of zinc, or four
ounces of the sulphate of zinc combined With
two ounces Of common salt to each gallon OF
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DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge.

Ellen NJ. Butler VS.. 8. W. Butler.
The People VS.. The Gold Run Ditch and Mining
Comptny.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-02-18
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Dispatches from Florida show that outrag-
eous attempts are being made to intimidate
witnesses who are testifying in Madison
county concerning the election frauds by
which Iloraiio Bisbce. Republican, is de
prived Of his seat in the next Congress. The
lives of BiSbec's counsel are threatened, and
in melee which occurred on the Sth inst,
one man WAS killed.
The general comment of the press is favor
able to Senator Pcndlcton's bill authorizing
cabinet officers to participate in the debate
Of matters relating 10 their departments
Senator Blair's resolution proposes an
amendment to the Constitution. 1t prohibits,
after 1900, the manufacture and sale, any
where within the Union, Of intoxicating
liquors, except for medicinal, mercantile,
chemical and scientific purposes. 1t also
prohibits the expectation and importation OF
such liquors and their transportation through
any part of the United States. except for the
above purposes.
Montgomery Blair says in recent letter
To a Missouri friend; 'Lee told my father in
the room in which | write this note, when
my father at I.incolns request offered him
the command OF Cur army, that he was ut
tcrly opposed T. secession regarded it as
anarchy-and ,,.,G Il he owned every slave
in the c,,a'l, he v:oIij Freely surrender
them rathc, iAM $50 tn, Iiion dissolved,
and vet too ap arms tlr ~; cause he him