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THE NOMINATIONS.

We confess that we hardly expect
ed that Mr.. Frelinghuysen would have
been joined with Mr.. Clay in the
Presidential race. 1t seems that the
Wings felt the strong necessity oI
bolstering up the moral character ot
Mr.. Clay by i candidate who would
draw around him the religious portion
Of community, and in this respect they
have, perhaps, acted wisely. 1t is Ger.
tain that some such salvo was needed,
to smooth over the rough points in Mr..
Clay's moral character.
That erratlc genius, John Randolph,
long ago characterized the coalition be-
tween Adams and Clay, as the union
of the Northern puritan with the South
ern blackleg. But that union was
much less remarkable than the present.
In this instance we have, on the one
side, religion, on the other, profanity:
the aholitionist and the slave holder
are made to embrace.-Here Is the de-
nouncer ofdueIs, and there, the very
embodyment of the bloody code the
Northern candidate is SO strict an oh
server of the sabbath, that he would
stop all public conveyances on that
day, and even the stransit of the mails,
while the :Southerner makes his exits
and his entrances without thought or
scruple, and to all appearance regards
that day in the same light as any other
Of the seven.
1t is a great misfortune that the fra
mers of the Constitution saw fit TO
unite these two offices in such way
that the one cannot be voted for with,
out the other:-but since it is So, it is
perhaps wise to take the widest ex-
-teenes, ond offset the one against, the
other. We think, at any rate, that the
Wings have shown Il very proper re-
spect to the common sense OF commu-
nifty in thus endeavoring to shield the
reputation of Mr.. Clay.-N. Y. Post.
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PROSPECTUS
THE SPIRIT Old MoCRACY
4 crehiy J0mnai,
PROSPECTUS
BY JANIS r. MoRRIs.
OHIO.

In a>>omna die control oi a public
Iouf1la. Gusts m renders il necessary.
th,i the Edit s,ouid l.ojnt ont he
coarsr = m.caas IT, pursue. In 10.
ro,d nee win In, US ec, ..e will iriet.
Is say. tHsf Ae lntends 10 advocate
The measures " 1hr. ilenoc,:I,ic Party.
and tharhr a. a. u.sc,,le IN his han.
nrr. .as r., r.t,r If tbin The n,,,,a NJ
1ikElIN VAN BURll \ for Pres.
trnt 0f me j'nne,i states. ,uhiec, :,
.rrr dc IS, o.ln X ti,ual nnyent,,n
I'd tie nnn u DAVID 1Op. as :
;he n,clreIr Jand,.jite for Govern.
or Of 1hlo. IN doing his. The nd.
itor II tier, himself. lhal lie nects ,Le
4pprglatnn OF tie Denocr,c, Il
na,e ,n.ut,
N .aIdit,.n !. rio ,.s, ;,,n,,,. =,
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April IL, 1S40-3t.

TSATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
Joseph Morris MONROE COUNTY COM
uS. MON PLEAS.-IN CHANCE
Cornelius Okey RY.-The children and heirs of
surviving admir- Henry Balding deceased, whose
of James Okey names are unknown to the said
decd, and 9TH complainant together with all
ers. others Interested, are hereby no.
tilted that said complainant ON the Sd day Of Oc-
ober, 1913, filed in said court his bill in chancery,
setting forth amongst other things that the l7th
Of August. 1881, said complainant purchased from
said Henry Balding (now deceased) the one third
part of lot No. 80, in the town of Woodsfield, in
said county, and made full payment therefor, aud
that the said Balding has not conveyed 10 COM
plainant, said dill prays lor specific performance
OF said contract, and tor general relief sc.
JOSEPH NORRIS.
BY JAMES R. Monn1s, his Atty np 26:9
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ORIGIN OF WHITE. RED & BLACK
MEN.
A Seminole Tradition.


When the Florldas were erected in
to territory of the United States, one
of the earliest cares of the Governor,
William P. Duval, was directed to the
instruction and civilization of the ma,
tives. For this purpose he called a
meeting of the chiefs, in which he in
formed them of the wish of their Great
Father at Washington that they should
have schools and teachers among them
and that their children should be in
structed like the children Of white men.
The chiefs listened with their customa-
ry silence and decorum, to long
speech setting forth the advantages that
would accrue to them from this meas-
ure. and when he had concluded, beg
ged the interval Of a day to deliberate
on it.
Or the following day, solemn con-
vention was held: at which one Of the
chiefs addressed the Cove rnor in the
name of all the rest. "My hrother,"
sad he, 1--WE have been thinking of the
proposition of our Great Father at
Washington. to send teachers and set
up schools among US. We are very
thankful for the interest he takes in our
weltare; but after much deiberation,
have concluded to decline his otier.-
What will do very well for white men,
will not do for red men. know you
white men say we ali come from the
same father and mother, but you are
mistaken. We have a tradition hand
ed down from our fathers. and we be-
live it, that The Great Spirit ghen he
undertook to make men, made the black
man; it was his first attempt, and pret-
ty well for beginning, but he soon
saw he had bunged; so he determin I'd
to try his band again. He did so and
made the red man. He liked him
much better than the black man, but
still he was not exactly what he want
ed. Then he tried once more, and
made white man; and then he was sat
isfed, you see, therefore, that you were
made last, and that is the reason | call
you my youngest brother.
'When the Great Spirit made the
three men he called them together and
showed them three boxes. lie first
was filled with books, and maps and
papers, the second with bows and ar
rows knives and tomaha awks, the third
with spades, axes, hoes and hammers.
sThose, my sons said he, ''are, the
means by which you are to live; choose
among them according to your fancy"
@The while man, being the favorite.
had the first choice. lie passed by
The box of working tools without no
tee; but when he came to the we;i-
pons for war and hunting. he stopped
and looked hard at them. The red
man trembled, Tor he had set his heart
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This is lhe cheapest paper ever "l-
fered to ine people of Ohio. and we
shall be under the necessity. in all cases.
of recep lng t.'r none! in aiD"ac~.
The appro CHM cnnp ign is ni 'hr
utmost iIitnrluCe to the safety. lb ~
Itv. and Welfare of this cove, nment and
peope.-lhe old bargain :nd hargaln-
erS Of l82d-5, between Adams and
Clay. must all come under re, lew. and
the people must again decide that queS
lion. md the thutSnnd "taet questions
now connected With that bl,ck a;Id
corrupt act. such rs n sSnm tIon o.
Site d@btS. rs drcidet upon rs The
MARYLAND elections. ana - resuHI II
just introduced int" the ppnnsN ivan -
LegisIalure-a U. =. Bank. &c. &c.
The tamrs dem nd t.at every mn
>huu' id do his duil--liat evety repHh.
Iican should b" at his post hat tut,
Shorld be scattered wherever err''fais
found. We issue GU Campaign Paper
10 meet the wants "i the numerous
CLUBS that have desired inIorn,atIon
on the subject.
Democrats! let us 1T once 90 IT,
work. The honor and salvation of
this Union depends on you exerrion>
Our soil. the soil Of Oregon. is in dan
ger if federalism gets power in oui
Councils. Throw aside al minor ques
tons, and stand forth for your c"uo
try.
EWhere it is CONVENIENT, we sI"uId
prefer the CLUB papers To one dIrec-
lion.
OESubscribers received at any time
during the month of Marcel. will receive
their papers from the time their names
are received ut this office, unless back
numbers should be on hand, when they
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five dollars shah receive six copies.
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vance, rs the price will not authorize
CREilTs.
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February, l844.
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LAST GAIL BUT ONE,

LAST CALL B UT ONE.
THE subscriber would politely intimate to those
indebted 10 him for Subscription, Job work or
Advertising, that he wishes TO settle up the estate
of the deceased SENTINEL. ''Those, therefore,
who are indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment" In looking over the assets
of the concern, we find about eleven hundred dol
lars scattered promiscuousy through "the Bd,rn'r'
(Monroe) county, and custom and want renders
il necessary that it should be cali inn without de-
lay. You may have chance during Court 70
settle, il not by cash, by giving note, and you will
surely save costs. The subscriber may be found,
during banking hours. at the printing ofice, next
door to the Courthouse (That was Lie abont
the .'Cashier SwartwoutiDg. "No bills discoun-
ted" "a premium paid for gold and silver"
JAMES M. STOUT,
woods6eld March %, ls44.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY RUINED

BY tho last foreign arrival, we per.
ceive that the Reue' END Sidney Smith.
an English clergyman, dcnounces the
democracy of this country as loco
focos. Since the pampered clergy Of
England have got to calling US nick
names, surely we are ruiled! How
ready are the English wings TO catch
up the slang of the American wings
and this is not the only thing in which
they agree Statesman. a
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

II ILL be sold at the court house in Woodsheld,
Monroe county, Ohio, on Monday, the oath
day of June next, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A. M and A O'Clock, p. M. Of said day, the fol-
lowing lands, belonging to the estate of Robert
Watt, deceased, TO wit: The south east quarter
of the north east quarter of sec 2l also, the south
west quarter of the north west quarter Of section
Is; also, Is acres in the north half of the north
west quarter of the south west quarter of section
Is, all 10 township 8, range 4-contaning atogeth-
er 50 acres be the same more OF less. Terms, two
thirds in hand, and one third in nine months.
JAMES M'KELYEY, Admir-.
May 10, 1874. llaw
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue of decretal order TO me directed from
~ the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county.
Ohio, in the case Of Steel, Davenport & Co. vs.
William Mason, will be offered for sale at the door
of the Court House at Woodsfeld in said county,
on Tuesday the 4th day of Jane next, between the
hours of 10 O'Clock. A. M, and O'Clock P. NJ. OF
said day the following described real estate, TO
wit: The north west quarter of section l6, town
ship A, g. range 5, combining 100 acres be the same
more or less, lying and being in The said county OF
Monroe. WIN. OkEf, Mas. Com.
May 3, 1874. [10] Monroe com. pleas
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LONGFELLOW.
There was time when was very small
When my whole frame was but an ell in height,
Sweety as recall it, tears do fall,
And therefore recall it with delight.
sported in my tender mothers arms,
And rode a.hoiseback on best fathers knee;
Alike were sorrows, passions, and alarms,
And Gold. and Greek, and Love. unknown to me.
Then seemed to me this World far less in size,
Likewise it seemed to me less wicked for;
Like points in Heaven. saw the stars arise,
And longed for wings that might catch star.
I saw the moon behind the island fade,
And thought "oh were on that island there!
could find out of what the moon is made,
Find out how large it is how round, how fair!"
Wondering, saw Gods sun, through western skies.
Sink in the oceans golden lap at night,
And yet, upon the morrow, early rise,
Aud paint the eastern Heaven with crimson light,
And thought of God, the gracious Heavenly father.
Who made me and TINT lovely sun on high,
And all those pearls of Heaven, thick strung togeh-
er,
Dropped clustering from his hand DER all the sky
With childish reverence my young lips did say
The prayer my pious mother fought 10 me;
"Oh, gentle God. Oh, let me strive alway
Still to be wise, and good ard follow Thee!"
So prayed for my father and mother,
r. =. 4 n
The king knew not, and the beggar-brother,
Who, ,Ibent with age, went sghng, up and down.
They,perished, the hthe days ofboyhood persisted,
And all the gladnrss, all the peace knew!
Now have but their memory, fondly cherished
God! may never, never lose that, too
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Have you got the Scriptures in these
parts9 Inquired an itenerant preach
er, ola tall raw boned lump of human
ity, in the wilderness Of the far west:
Guess not, haintnever hearn tell OF
any o. them are. varmints, but we've
got some tarnation big snakes here; dad
and killed IA laundering big one 10th.
day, he was real rip shorter tell
yer.'
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THE VIRGINIA ELEcrloN.-T There is
little fog hanging over the result, ac-
cording to accounts received since our
last, which from present appearances
can only be cleared up by the assem-
bling Of the House OF Delegates. That
the democrats have handsome major
iry in the popular vote there can lie no
nneStinn.
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Farm for sale.

TIL. Subscriber wishes To sell the
Farm on which he now resides. lying
in Centre township, Monroe County. o.
about three and half miles South o
Woodsfeld; on the main road from
Woodsield to SistersviIle. Said farm
contains about so acres, 80 acres OF
s- which are cleared. There is
H#Gg1 on said farm good hewed-
la1al log, shinged rooted HOUSE;
Il hewed log BARN with Il
shinsle roof; also other barns and "ul
houses; together with Il well of good
water.-aso young orchard of about
100 trees. For terms apply to the
subscriber living on said farm.
JOHN JACKSON.
March 90. l844.-p
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

The subscribers have received letters testament
tary on the estate of Josiah NJ. Dillon late of Mon
roe county deceased. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate payment;
and all persons having legal claims against said
estate, are requested TO present them within one
year duly authenticated for settlement.
NATHAN HOLLISTER,
JAMES SMITH,
Anril 26-9tf Executors.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Y,Y virtue OF decreta order to me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio. will expose to sale at the Court House
in Woodslield in said county, on Monday the 3rd
day of June next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. M. and O'Clock p. II. of said day, the follow
ng real estate, to wit: The north east quarter
of the south east quarter Of section eleven, town.
ship FIVE, iange six; to be sold said order at the
suit of William Fleming against Hester PriDgle
and others. THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr.
NAV 3, 1874. Tl0:5w1 Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
April 26-9tf

NOTICE is hereby given that at the April term,
~ A. d. 1874, of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe county Ohio, Francis Allen was appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Thomas Allen,
deceased. All persons, therefore, having claims
against said estate will present them legally proven
for settlement, within one year from this date;
and all persons indebted to said estate will please
settle the same Immediately.
FRANCIS ALLEN, Admir-
Nav g. 1914 l0
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented TO the Com
missioners Of Monroe County Ohio, at their next
session. for road commencing at or near the creek
on the North end South line, which divides the
lands Of Jacob Miller g. William Day, thence a
near the place where r. MiIIers sugar camp stood.
AMRAH DAY,
WIN. DAY.
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C0l. r. NJ. Johnston, the hero. p4

Col. r. NJ. Johnston, the hero. pat
riot, and statesman, arrived in Wheel
ing on Thursday evening last, and took
lodgings at the Virginia Hotel, where
he was called on by a large number Of
his numerous friends; he exhibits the
enjoyment ofgood health, and looks as
though he might yet, face his political
enemies in several battles. He is on
his way 10 Washington city.
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May 3, 1914
ADMINISTR ATRIX'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the April Term
~ A. d. 1874. of the court Of Common Pleas OF
Monroe county 0, Ruth Neff was appointed ad-
ministratrx of the estate Of Isaac Nef, deceased.
All persons therefore, having claims against said
estate will present them legally proven for settle
ment within one year from this date; and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will please settle the
same Immediately.
RUTH NEFF,
April s. lS44.-3t Adm'rx.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The subscribers have received letters testament
tary on the estate of Apollo Stephens Senior. late
ofsaid county deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment; and all persons having legal claims against
said estate, are requested to present them within
one year duely authenticated for settlement.
EDWARD STEPHENS,
APOLLO STEPHENS Jr
Admrs.
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B AG O N

All persons intending to purchase Bacon Of the
subcribers. would do well 10 call soon they in.
tend TO send on their lot before long.
T. & s. MITCHELL.
wooddsfei, April IL. 1914.
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Cualous SicN.-ln Spring street is
the following curious sign:- Washing
and ironing and Going our to Days
Work, done in the back ROOM"
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OHIO STA rESMAN.

PAPER For THE CAMPAIGN.
We will furnish the large Weekly
Ohio States IN, from March until al
ter the Presidential election, us follows:
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CHILDHOOD.

FROM THE DANISH OF BAGGEsoN.-By II. w.
LoNGFELLOw.
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