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CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
SHERIE IE'E1,S S4LE

SHERIFF',S Sale. --
Hampton, Smith Sco' Rf virtue E1a,;s; Of writ ri
VS.: - OF ten6lta0al Er-
A. w. Boughner. ponas issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale, at pub
lie outcly, at the door of the court house in
the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday, the 29M dog Of October, 1859,
betp cen the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and 4
o'clock p. m, of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate, to wit: ...E
Lots number and s. in the 'own of Claring-
toll, Monroe county, Ohio; also the following:
Beginning near the bank ofthe Ohio River at
stake in line with the east line of lot No.
81 in the town of Clarington; and owned by
George w. Durkee, and Matilda MeCarty, be-
ing across an alley from the north east corner
of said lot; thence up the river 60 feet, run
ming straight with the east end of said lot
number S4; thence running back from tie
river parallel with .he north line of lot number
S4-120 feet thence southwark with the east
side of apple alley on the north side of lot
number a. thence eastward with said last
mentioned alley to the place of beginning, con
tanning lot of land 80 feet by III feet in
| Monroe county, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of A. w. Boughner at the suit o.
Hampton, Smith Il Co.
| .s . .. c. NJ. MORROW,
| Sept. 2Sth, 1859. S5,55. Sheriff, M. c. o
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.SHERIEFrS SHE.


Jesse Lantz, DG virtue of awrit
VS. Dof Vendit,oni er-
Dennis Whitney& Bros. ponas, issued from
Monroe and State of Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
courthouse in the town of Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, tie 22nd dag Of Oct. 1859,
Between the hours of ten o'clock a.. M, and
four O'Clock p. m., on said day, the following
described real estate situated in said county,
to wit: 't'. s..'. -. 1885 e.. ,-'....
Being part of section 10, of township 2,
and range 5, fraction No. 6; described as follows:
beginning at a stake in the mouth of narrow S
run, thence up the river with the meanderings
thereof. one hundred and twelve rods to a
buckeye tree; thence north 90 degrees west
254 rods TO stone on the section line, thence
south with the section line seventy rods to the
middle of narrow's run; thence down said run
with the meanderings thereof, 266 rods to the
place of beginning; the water right excepted
and reserved in Sampson Thistles deed for the
use of Jacob Bare, except 10 acres sold to
Isaac K. Thompson, and also reserving one
acre on the river adjoining Peter Cline, and
also excepting therefrom II acres sold to Jos.
s. Thompson-contain 80 acres, more or
less; the same being part of certain tract
of land which Jacob Bare and Ann Bare, his
wife, by deed on the 9th of March 1915, con-
veyed unto Joseph Bare. q part of the above
section township and Range.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Jesse Lantz to satisfy a judgement
in favor of the defendants for costs. --
c. II. MORROW, Sheriff N. C. O
Sept q, 1859. S3,45.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the adminis-
~ traitor ofJoseph Eddy, deceased, wi ii offer
for sale at public auction on the premises Of
said Eddy, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m., and O'CLOCK p. H., on -l.---.t
Saturday, tie 5h day Of Novcmber. 1859.
The following property, to wit: three head Of
horses, one yoke of oxen, two yearlings,
four calves, 1000 pounds of tobacco, in the
string, 100 bushels of coal, one stack of hay,
so bushels of oats, l ton ofhay and one wagon
WILLIAM LEMON.
Oct. H. 1882 $2,T0, at Administratp
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.SHERIFFS SALE.

,SHERIFFr.S SALE.
P. NJ. 0shel and RY virtue of writ of
w. w. Oshcl, DVendHioni ETpOnas
VS.: to me directed from the
James stallings, ct al, Court of Common Pleas
of the county of Monroe and State Ohio, will
offer for sale at public auction at the front
door of the court house, in the town ofWoods
field, in said county, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m, and o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 29h dag Of October, 1859,
the following described real estate in said
county, to wit: ..... .....
The south west quarter Of the south west
quarter of section 3, township 6, and range Z,
containing 429 acres, more or less
Taken in execution and ordered to be sold
as the property OF James Stallings, ct al, at the
suit of P. NJ. Oshel & w. w. Oshel.
C. NJ. MORROW,
Sept. 2Sth, 1859. S3,75. Sheriff, NJ. C. o
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John X. Booth Pif' 4 Tiny instance writ
vs. #N n of attachment was
G. w. Anderson Deft. issued OH the 25th day
of August 1859, by Jacob 7. Morrill, Justice
of the Peace of Salem township Monroe
County Ohio, for the of two hundred
and sixty-iive dollars and eleven cents against
the goods chattels, stocks, rights, credits, mon
eys and effects OF the defendant, George w.
Anderson and summons having been returned
not found, said cause is adjourned for hearing
on the 18th day of October 1889.
Sept. II, ST. I'd. ,...- JOHN K. BOOTH,
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For the "Spirit."
TO THE PUBLIC. -.-. .-

The charges made by Mr.. William
Wheeler against the Board of County
School Examiners. in the last issue of this
paper are not admitted, but on the con-
trary are disputed. The attack was
made while the subs criber was known to
be absent on a journey. The Public are
requested to suspend their Judgment un-
til both sides can be heard. ...r sar F.
Oct. oath, 1859. . E. ARcHBoLD.
... .t8..fEg r Clerk of the Board.
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For the " Spirit -

Mr.. EDIToR--Rob Reed of Seneca
to xnship. raised the largest potatoes this
year that were raised in the county. He
left six potatoes at the Office of the under
signed, on the / 11th inst, which made one
full peck, and weighed nine pounds and
one half Beat that, who can?
Yours truly j. NJ. S.
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WT The Western Penna. Fair, held
at Pittsburgh, September, 1859, awarded
the first Premiums for the best Business
and ornamental Writing to the Iron City
Commercial College. This is the third
triumph at the Fairs of this, City over
other Colleges. - PiHsbarW Gazette.
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STRAYED.

On Tuesday the 4th inst from the enclosures
of Isaac Harlin in Seneca township, a bay
horse two years old last spring. Said colt
was raised by Esq. Beardmore in Washington
township, and is supposed to be somewhere in
the western part of Monroe o + eastern part OF
Noble. Any person returning said colt to me
at Calais or informing by letter where he may
be had shall be literally rewarded.
Oct. 10: JAS. NJ. STOUT.
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tEHERTFFr.S SAL,


"ItOHeII d "rIIIsIfa", Dy ~. "
VS.; Feaduioni ETp0nds -
Elijah Morrison: issued from the Court. -
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Chic, to4 -,
ME directed, viii offer for sale, at public out
cry, at the front door of tie court house
the town of Woods6eld, In said county, on
Saturday, tie 29M day Of October, 1859. =
between the hours of10 O'clock a. M, and a eH'
n m of said dov tba fo,ioyir,y rdascribea F.ai "a
estate, lying ard beng in said couhty, to wit: 80
The east half the south west quarter Of n ,
section 13, township 3, and Range in Monros
County Ohio. "' go
Taken In execution and levied upon the
property of Elijah Morrison at the suit of
Mitchell & Grimshav7. .,
C. NJ MORROW. -
Sept. 2s, 1850 s3,45. Sheriff, M. C. o. =
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DEMOCRACY TRIUMpHANT-NoBLE Co
ALI RIGHT.-The Democratic party OF
Noble County, by proxy, ed of Dem
ocrat) have carried the State of MATRI- :
MoNY. Or in other words Bro. Baker
has taken unto himself wife. '
"Well done good and faithful fellow"
Thou hast done well in one or two
things; be thou ruler over several. j q
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n O r / @ Il.

WHEREAS my wife Margaret A. Montgom.
cry has left my bed and board without just
cause, all persons are hereby notified not to
trust her on my account, as am determined
not to pay any debts contracted by her.
Oct II, 1852. pd. A. Y. MONTGOMERY.
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t| Prof Samuel Davenport has quit
the business of teaching, and betaken him
self to the Editorial Chair. He has en-
throned himself upon the "tripod" of the
Beaver PENN Argus. a-a..
Long life to "Samivel.,' - . tva
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e&.The reason our rooster did not
come uttand crow over the late election
is that he is setting. We intend to have
at least dozen full grown, to crow over
DOUGLAS election in 1860. ,
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'HIGH OR Low, LET HER Go."--See
the advertisement of lands by Hellister
l. Noll. They ace bound to sell, and
first rate bargains may be had. See to
this, there is q speculation to be made.
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~ James n. Simmons resigned his
Office of Constable of this township, on
Saturday. and Stephen Ullom was ap-
pointed in his stead.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

VS.: Dof sale to me direc-
R. s. Anderson ted from the Court Of
Common Pleas of the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, I will offer for sale a, public
auction at the front door of the Court House,
in the town of WoodsGeld, IN said county, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'CLOCK q. m, and
o'clock p. M, on -sart- .-s.... e.. .-..r -.
Saturday tile 29M day Of October, 1859,
the following described real estate in said
county, to wit: s--.s .s z-. .. -.- s.-..i 1:
Lot No. Is in the town of Cochransville, in
the County of Monroe and State of Ohio.
! Taken in execution an ordered to be sold as
the property OF R. s. Anderson. at the suit
| of Nc Clallen & Knox. C. NJ. MORROW, q 81
! Sept. 2sth; 1859. $3.50. Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
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E Our town merchants have brought
on large stocks of goods considering the
tightness of the times. -......
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Prof Wells will commence the next
sessions of his school on Monday Nov.
9TH. He is a good teacher, and will
insure satisfaction to those who may Pa
tronize him. . ..
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Hg Look out for the tax-collector.
The times and places for collecting are
published in this weeks paper.
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:. SOnsvof Temperance.

,.S-e4-H SOus UAss7K CHIP aHHCe e -
We learn that division of this order
il to be, established in this place this
(Monday) evening A number have come
from Summerfeld and Calais for this pur-
tuuoss.a efi a.15a = .st .a.HE e- --raz
Quite a number of handsome ladies &C
company the men, probably with the in
stsntion of establishing a division of the
Daughters of. Temperance. If all the
HA1ghters are as good looking as these,
Sfefyhody will join their branch.
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w- The tobacco crop Of the preser

~~ The tobacco crop of the present
ysarains this county,,is full average both
in quantity and quality; but the farmers
and the merchants are unable to agree
upon prices The prices offered by the
merchants are fully one-third below the
average for the last three years, ana they
dasHot-appear anxious to purchase even
at these figures. This will reduce the
income of our county materially. and
there seems to be no prospect at present
for better prices. - !7-.t t-t0
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Fog Snow " yesterday was cold,
cloudy, Novemberish sort of day. The
dead leaves yielded to the force of the
prevailing blasts and the scar and yellow
evidences OF approaching winter. left the
treesiinImyriads and were "heaped in the
hol.ows of the grove" In the afternoon
We observed whirling through the air par
ticles Of srow-the first, we believe, of
the season WheeHng LatelHyencer.
The above is pretty good, but we have
a correspondent who can beat it as far as
a telegraph can beat a toad. Look here :
DITS;it wos on thursday mite ,sF-Hsg;.. =
it snoea tha da say
which it did oil go off
SaolI on the follerins day. =7 q
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MASTER COMMISSIONER's S.4LE.

VS. ID date to me direct
Jos. Dennis, & wife. ed from the court of
Com. Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio; will of
fer for sale at public auction at TIE door Of
the court house in said county
On Saturday the l9h day Of Nor. 1859.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ID. and
o oclock p. m. on said day the following des-
crihed real estate in said county to wit:
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter, of section six, township five, and range
seven WI. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Get. 10, 1859. 1910 Monroe Com. Pleas.
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TAXES FOR THE YEEAR 1853.
az
Notice to the Taxpayers of Monroe Cou

law William TREASURER of said County do hereby notify the Tax
levied hundred dollars of Taxable property
of incorporated Towns of said County
all other required
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WOOdsfield Retail Market.

Corrected soeekly By Sinclair s Baker
WOODSFIELD, OCT. 26, 1859.
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T Court commences here on the
18th of November. "
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QPWe have now On hand
a large supply Of blank Deeds,
Mortgages and Justices blanks
of all kinds. .ss.t ..A
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
John Kent RY virtue Of mandate IT,. to
VS. ~ me directed frcm the
VIM T. Kent Sal Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe County Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the court house
in said county Oh
On Saturday the 1871 day Of No0 1859.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and
4 o'clock p. m. on said day the following des-
cribed real estate, to wit: Lot No. 43 in the
town of Calais in said county.
r 5@~ ~ WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Oct. 10, 1859 S2,4O. Monroe Co. Pleas.
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r @ r b A G. Fl d r s
Probate Court, Monroe County 0
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.

Sd SUPPLEMENT ACCOUNTS.
NOTICE is given that the following settle
Y ment accounts will be for hearing i'll said
court
Saturday the 5M day Of Norember, 1859.
l. William Bennett administrator of VIM.
Sleesher, Final account.
2 James Walton guardian of Morgan's
heirs, final act. .,...'
8. Peter King guardian to Resecker's heirs,
final act. - ,,
4 Isaac Booth Executor of John Booth final
s Elihu Morris Guardian of VIM. Ullom's
heirs final act. ....- .. ..-
6 Nicholas Ritz Executor of Adam Arm Par
tial aGt.
7 BENJAMIN starkey Guardian Of Lorenzo
8 VIM. B. Den. Administrator of James
Conley final act. JOHN S. WAY,
Oct. 10, 3w, Probate Judge
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Being part of Lot No. 80, beginning for the
same at stone on the southern boundary
line of said lot, and opposite Lot. 4s, thence
south S4 degrees east, distance rods; thence
north 204 degrees east, distance and 8 tenths
rods; therce north J degree west, distance 16
and tenths rods; thence south s43 degrees
west, distance rods; thence south l43 deg
rees west, distance II and tenths rods to the
place of beginning, situate in the town of
Calais, and containing by estimation OF square
rods, more or less.
| Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Joseph Wehr at the suit of Berger
& Hoffman against said Rutter & Wehr.
--- s---- -.sr C. NJ. MORROW, ..,
SeTt. 2s, 1859. S4,95. Sheriff, M. C. o.
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40 W. o.
Ion ........ 70
Rio Coffee per lb, Is
Java Coffee per
llb, b,............. is
Hay per ton 500
Fish per lb,..... 3
Nails Sd. Cd. 10d. 5
and 81.
Brooms per doz. 200
| Onions per bush
iel, ............. 60
Timothy Seed
Iper bushel, 200
Rice per Id, g to 10
| Candles per lb, Is
Butter per b.. 10
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.SXERIFF,S ,SALE.

Berger X Hoffman, by virtue of writ Of
vs. ID Vcn1itioni erponds
Rutter Wehr. issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Mouroe county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale, at pub
lie outcry, at the door of the court house in
the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Saturday the 29M day Of October. 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. M, and
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following des.
cribed real estate, lying and being in said
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Flourpe barrel, $50
Wheat per bush I
I'll, ,UU
Oats per bushel, 80
Corn per bushel, 100
Lard per pound, II
Tallow per lb, II
Salt per barrel, 800
Hams per h., II
Shoulders per Id, IL
Corn meal per
,ushel, l,......... 100
Potatoes per bu. 40
Eggs per dozen, 6
Tea per lb, IS a LOO
New Orleans Su-
gar per lb,. IL
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SHERIFF,.S SALE.

Sept. IS, 1859. ss,45. Sheriff, M. c. o. +.
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State of Ohio Monroe County.

Sept. 2sth, 1859. s5,55. Sheriff, NJ. c. O
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As gentleman. ,unsder you number one
as master workman ditto, and sorry indeed are
w" to part with you 20 soon hut though hills
peep OR hills. and mountains On mountains arise
to divide US, We shall ever hold you dear in our
memory. and 90 wherc'er you may our best wish
es 20 with you.
In conclusion. Sir. allow me % present you
with this walking stick, and as you gaze on it in
future wears yet to come, you will. am sure, bes
tow a thought on those apprentices that dwclt and
worked with you in the City of IIills--and that
you may live and prosper is the earnest wish OF US
all.
To which Mr.. Glass replied as follows
Mr.. BrRroEp:-I have to thank you. Sir. for
the kind manner in which you have expressed tho
wishes Of your fellow-arprentitns in the beautiful
testimonial Of regard they ln,e thus presented
me.
In accerlins it, permit m. to lea. testimony to
your good conduct and assiluity to woik, whilst
have had the pleasure Of officially inspecting it,
shall bear with me the knlest feelings to
each and all If you, and the recollection Of your
generous esteem and Kindness will solacc ne to
the last hour OF my life.
thank you. young gentlemen, for your gift,
and will cherish it forever as n precious memento
OF this day. A PARTlCIPATOR.
WHOLE FAMILY Pois med. The entire comn,u-
nifty ut Lexington. Va. has hccn thrown into
state of extreme excitement by the nnisnning Of
DR.. Junkn. President of Washington College, and
his whole family, on the night of the 30th March.
correspondent of the Richmond Divpaht, says
the poison used was arsenic, and was nut into
cream used at supper, by negro of the Doctors,
named Billy. All the family, Including Dir. Jun
kin, Mrs. Fishburn and her child; Miss Fishbura
George Junkin, Jr and young stnlcn; named
Anderson poisoned, but the dose admins
tered WAS large that it acted an cmrtc. thus
saving their lives. All the sufferers ave now W Il
Billy has been arrested examined and sent OF, ior
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smSDVD scriber, about the list February, a NJ 0kO
MAN, named HENRY, about 26 years old dark brown cal
chunky built upper front iooth ou hss t"erablc full
head Of HAIR tho top Of hi head grey hars
when heard m, he making HIS iowa d. Lynch
burg probably Du hanan He worked several
the Canal between Lynch and Burhanan with Scott
e. Adams will give e2J ard Tor his appTehensi In this
county $50 Of and delivered
me- Sa5 In any Jail In Virginia thar GET
him again J. u NcCRAW,
march isslawts. Deshsdals HALIFAX county, W.
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VOLUNTEER CoxPANY.-Al gentlemen DESTROYS
of joining the Volunteer Company proposed to he
organized in this city. are requested to meet ut the
r,r,m over the Hose House tonight at half past
O'clock.
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eUnNsVUMK !FUMNs TUKE!:

...,-4e,nwrn RURNHvUkE .FUNNs rURE ::
I. ~ q ra the suhs riber would
"A thanks Ia his friends and the pub
lie generarr ann inform them that he
NOW an and antly adding ereto) large
,r,o.n, If Elegant by skifl work
an ~ the yer and nished In tho most de
His every ariicleuBuay got
te, M in tho most extensive manufactures
lie slt hoseIS ishnS :" purchase, feeling as
.ure he an will give Satisfaction In regard to both
prize ,ndd quality OF work
liar and Shack Mattresses AWAY IN hand.
~ EDWARD j. FOI.KES,
v.-.roomk nd Mandatory doc below Liberty Ware
f-ct d8ctsif
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WNDR - E-1u Cam belI conDty, and In cuxu
siaht OF I.ynchburg, very desirable FARM con t94
tsrin1 1891 Acres 80 In Wond fine Orchards -A
and The jmpr good and extensive Apply TO A.
H. g.. through Lynchburg Post Office.
march II dlmifs. --7
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FREIGHT TRApE.-There were received, at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r. IN yesterday, l6
loaded cars, consisting of G3 barrels Of Flour:
sac bushels Wheat 10000 Miscellaneous. Tcre
were 10 londed cars sent West
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HARs.SyNs. HARt:AINsI! BARGAENs:!
10 BE HAD THt cLoT!iINd srokt or
HARTMAN, Agent.

Main 81 nearly oppoSe The Ci.,ns Socnss 6eah.
HAVE ius, return the Northern cii's with one of
/ the most complete ttmcn;sof READY MADE 'In IL
M; q, or offered this market My stock nfinics an
French Cashmere S.'s all sis, sizes and c"ors of tho
latest styr Black toth rock Goats double and single
breasted Cashmere Pants black and fancy coofs vests OF
c,si,nere Sls satin Grcnadnc AMI Mars ,lcst'i;e;her
with very superior Marsalles suits complete Gen'"menS
Furnshng Goods toe. and Boys SUITS 81 every
desc iptIuI Hats Caps Roots Shoes Gaiers Trunks I'm
hrea and every Hing usually fonn in Read, Andc Go H.
INC Adjustment pod at lower pricrs linn nj nay
otle, store in the city charge nothing for exhibiting my
goods AID nycrs reu sted to call and examine Tor uI
selves. march III dtS.l SAM H'""H' Hs''"
UNOR RENT.-We offer Ser rent the property
n tnnwn as The AMERICAN 10 ILL., on the lower end OF
Main Street Possession given iineials For terms "p-
pytn = H. 3" 'N'' :" rrn.,n.,
feb l6 d3tawis lIestces.
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Maj 277 Maj SO
Clerk Of Hastings Lonn
u. C. Didlake, 275; j. Bcnngh, 49, W. NJ. SEM
pie, II.
High Constable.
VIM. b. Brown. 3l4.
Muster Of Police.
JAS. G. Royal. 81.
Comm issioncr of the Rerenue
j. ii. Robinson, 2G4.
.Snrreyor.
w. A. Mitchell, 10; i. l.. Blackford, 6; ". Gam
naway, 4.
City Council.
S. Woodruff GOD; Jno. NJ. Speed, lS2; J. NJ
Langhorne la0; X. l.. Owen, l79; VIM. Crumpt"n,
l2j: \. b. Ruckrr l24; ID. b. Phelps. GS; A. F.
Bigger "A; j. IL. Patterson, 43; J. l.. Clayton 49,
j. F. Payne, Co. I. L. Walker, As; scattering t.
AIderE,en.
JIM Cobhs ga. Moses Lacy 2H3, J ii Baily
l63, d B Payne lGl, } Chalmers l54, } Tau
ncr los, c Ii Music 50, J 7 Smiths G7, j Kin
nicr so. r Fletcher 81. W S Reid jr As, scattering
II. For water extension A. against it sc.
Those marked thus were not candidates.
The six highest candidates for Councilman and
Aldermen in each ward. are elected.