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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Jesse Lantz, ,laAas sas &
onoipct
against

y p y y
Dicks and Miller and others. )
ON mandate from the Couit Of Common
" Pleas of Monroe county, in the State Of
Ohio, by virtue of the said mandate, Il will
offer for sale at public auction, at the door Of
the court house, in said county, on .
Saturday, the TIA day Of Nop. 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. H., and
O'Clock, p. M, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: gi iBlJ BgG5
Beginning for the same at a stone, bearing
north l51 degrees west Is rods and IL links
from a stone on certain line between section
2l and %, of township A, of range 5, which
stone is set l3 rods and Is links west from the
quarter section corner between said section,
running thence north 194 degrees east rods
and IA links to a Sycamore tree 2S inches in
diameter, thence north As degrees west IL
rods and % links to a rock on the north side
of the creek, thence south lSa degrees east to
the place of beginning, containing 81 square
rods and IS nehundredths of a rod more or less
Also the following tract of land being in the
same section, township and range, beginning
for the same at a stone on the section line
and 60 one -hundredths chains west from the
quarter section corner between section Il and
%, township and range 5, thence west with
the section line 6 and 33 one-hundredths
chains to q stone, thence north l5A degrees
west 4 and 6l one-hundredths chains to Q
stone. thence north 10 chains east 2 and Al
one -hundredths chains to Sycamore tree,
thence south So degrees east and 81 one.
lhundredths chains to a rock, thence south II
degrees east and so one hundredths chains
to tho place OF beginning, containing 3 acres
| and Is one -hundredths Of an acre, more orless
| On said premises are erected a stesm gris'
mill, saw mill with water power, and frame
dwelling house with other improvements
TERMS made known on the day of sale. 81
| JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
| -m2-. a8t ~ lssa Menroe Common Pleas.
/ October II, 1860. $3.50. .ssitslC,
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Corruption of Republican Lead
ers I'm thfs District.

There Eever was q candidate for Con-
|gresa in this district, or, perhaps, in the
State, pursued with as much fiendish ma
lightly as JAMES r. MoRR1s. He was
bounded from before his nomination till
the polls closed on Tuesday, by
"Mongrel puppy, hound and whelp
And cur of low degree"
Lies, black as Tartarus, were manufac-
tured and circulated by men who hypo-
critically pretend to be religious. Every
trick, and every stratagem that devilish
ingenuity could devise, was brought to
bear. Even bold attempts at bribery
were not omitted, as was proved last week.
by the oath of Mr. Price.
1t would require columns to expose all
the corrupt and scoundreIly intrigues and
falsehoods of the Republican leaders.
We will give one of their rascally opera.
tions:
In the "Union Guard" (No 13, o
Bell Everett paper published in the city oI
Washington, there appeared an article
just on the eve of the election, recon-.
mending the Bell-Everett men of this
Congressional District to vote for Mr.
THEAKER. This was believed to be q
base fraud. So we'll satisfied were the
Bell men that no such article appeared
in the regular edition of that paper, and
that it only appeared in so many as were
circulated in this District that they ad'
dressed letters to Washington to ascer
tain the facts The answers show clearly
that their surmises were correct. Mr..
THEAKER, or some of his unscrupulous
friends, procured spurious edition of the
paper for circulation in this District.
Fortunately the Bell men were not to be
entrapped by any such fraud. Had they
taken what purported to be the advice o.
the "Guard," and voted for Mr.. TnEAKER
they would not have reflected the senti
ments of their party or of their organ.
1t must be source of great gratiica
tion to the Bell Everett men now, thai
-they were not entrapped by this fraud, ant
that they did not cast their suffrages fol
the candidate of party that could bt
guilty Of such contemplate trick
Surely no party ought to be successful
that would so demean ITSELF
This is but one specimen of score
that could be named. There is more cor
ruption in the Republican leaders of thi
district than in the whole Democratic
party in the State, and, in the languag
which they charged upon Morris. ''if ,h'
Devil don't get such men, there is no u.s.
in keeping up Devil"
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Election Returns.

The returns from Ohio. Pennsylvania
and Indiana are anything but gratifying.
Ohio has gone against us. giving Brink
erhoff probably 5000 or 10, 600 majority,
and the rest of the State Ticket double
as much. Pennsylvania has gone 5000
for the Peoples party, (not the Republi.
can party,) and Indiana has gone near
Is, 900 against US. sas a
The result gives the opposition
q. s. Senator in the place of Fitct
in Indiana, and one in the place of Big
ler in Pennsylvania. We have no tear.
to shed over the defeat of Fitch and Big
ler. They have done as much to divide
and defeat the Democracy of the Nortf
as any two men, having no more ability
could do. ,,-., -.
The administration and its adherent
are responsible for our defeat.
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a. UNDER REPUBLIC.aN MANAGE
NEWT: TIE STATE. TAXES, IN THIS
d0UNfsY, RE 3,c35, ,12,4 M ORE THIN
THEYsEFERT WE'RE BEFORE. -
ssUNDER DEMOCRATIC NANCE
AENI OURoaC0UNTY Taxes IRE
Sh8s6,b9,35LESS ,THANLAST YE.aR.
ni.HEg REPUBLICAN, MANAGERS OF
OHRFS7A TIE AFFAIRS HAVE DEPRIV-
Ed. THISI COUNTY OF ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS OF SCHOOL MONEY.
THE. .REPUBLICAN MANAGERS OF
OUR STATE .AFF.aiRS HAVE DEPRIV-
ED THIS COUNTY OF ONE THOU
SIND DOLLARS OF SCHOOL. LIBRARY
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Some time since the little up street
rafting concern talked strongly of the
Republicans carrying this county, and
told the other counties in the district to
be preparing banner for the Republi-
cans of Monroe. @
That concern may get the premium
which Theaker offered for the paper which
told the most and the biggest lies in his
behalf, but it is doubtful about the ban
|ner When it comes we will let our read>
|ers know, ost
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
II of Monroe County, Ohio, to us directed
as the administrators of the Estate of Adam
Dietrich, deceased, we will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue on the premises, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county. to wit:
The east half of the south west quarter of
section 25, township 2, and range 8, except 20
acres sold off the south end of said tract.
Said sale to take place, on s4s1 sos glg.lg
Saturday, the 7M dayof Nos, $50,
TERMS OF SALE:-One-th cash, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments to be secur-
ed to the satisfaction of the undersigned ad,
ministrators.
aasstf FREDERICK SHAFER, q.
lsU5l astsaa ADAM SHAFER, y hlgG
Oct. II, 1860. $3,25. Admrs. ~
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KNOW Nothingism Sticking Out

Know Nothingism Sticking Out. f1
On the day of the election, some of the lead
ing Republicans challenged German voters, on
the ground that they were foreigners, and not
naturalized. The Germans pulled their papers
out of their pockets, and the aforesaid Repub-
licans looked as if they had been caught steal
Ing rotten eggs.
The cloven foot will peep out occasionally,
notwithstanding the strong effort to conceal it..
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
William Hashman,s 9disoIl
~. seas against ssieihn eat asd
Purtyman Cathel.

: =
ON mandate from the Court of Common Pleas
" of Monroe County, in the State of Ohio,
by virtue of said mandate, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door of the
courthouse, in said county, on
Saturday, the l7h day Of Nov 1860, !
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.. m, and a
O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate,i situate in said county, to
wit: 44.,fti haa5 ia sasinr
Six acres in the north west quarter Of the
north east quarter of, section 13, township
and range 4, commencing at the north west
corner of said tract, thence south 40 rods on
the line, thence east "a rods, thence north to
the section line, thence "A rods on said section
line, to the place of beginning .ss,.s
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
9isss q Monroe Common Pleas.
Oct, II, 1850. sA $500. 1sf>ssi
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
sif Elizabeth Dement,, ESQ 9tnI
against
William Dement and others.

9a William Dement, and others. ~ Z
ON mandate. from the Court of Common
~ Pleas of Monroe County, in the State Of
Ohio, by virtue Of said mandate, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door OF the
courthouse, in said county, on - t7stsl9
Saturday, the l7M day of NoUs 1850, /
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
O. ,lock, p. M. on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit:
Town lots number thirty-fve and forty-eight
as recorded on the town plat of the town OF
Calais, Monroe County, Ohio. -. eJsa5la.
Also, the one half of the west end Of lot
number thirty three in said town, described as
follows: Commencing on the line between
and originally owned by Farlon Ball, running
east four rods and Is feet, thence north eight
rods to stake, thence west four rods and IL
fest. JOEL r. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
f8ai a.. 10 Monroe Common Pleas.
Oct. IL, 1860. a. asgsiisisSa 4,eO.'i sis@ Y
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Pennsylvania Election.

The Republicans are little too fast in
growing over Pennsylvania. Their can
didate for Governor was nominated by the
Peoples party, and received the vote of
q large share of the Bell and Everett men
1t is true that in Philadelphia and
some other places, the Bell men votei
for Foster, but it is believed that very
large majority of them voted for Curtir.
Pennsylvania is far from being certain for
Lincoln. set
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Zone Opinion of Abe lincoln.

Liucoln was in Congress during the Mexican
war, and for his votes against the war, on that
occasion, the citizens of his section of country
.vithout distinction of party, assembled and
passed a resolution which showed their coE-
temp! for the man. The resolution was as
follows:
"Resolued, That. Abe Lincoln, author of the
aspotty'' resolution in Congress against hi.
own country, should be long remembered by
his constituents, but may they cease to remem
ber him except to rebuke him; they have done
much for him, but he has done nothing fol
them, sape the stain he has inflicted on taeii
proud name" @ 1868 r
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For the esprit.

For the 'sSpirit.''
At the election yesterday in Bealsville,
Sunsbury township, Monroe Co, O., there
were number of tickets headed Demo
cratic Ticket" but the name of BARNA.
BIAS POWELL, Republican candidate for
Probate Judge is in place of John S,
Way the Democratic candidate. How
is this, Jere? Did you make a mistake
or did Barna request you TO insert his
name, or did you not print those tickets!
l believe you had nothing to do in print
ing them. If you he'd, you changed your
type, the rest of the ticket is right.
t.sf -.~3 DEMOCRAT CITIZEN
We can assure our correspondent thai
we did not print those tickets. We firm.
ly refused to print them, after the most
urgent solicitations. 1t is difficult tc
conceive of any other use for such tickets
than TO deceive those who do not scruti
nize their tickets closely.
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W Monroe, part of the i7th Coz

E Monroe, part of the 18th Con-
gressional District, is bird of county.
When she says she will give q majority,
she actually means it. Think of her
rolling up 1900 against our dearly be-
loved Thomas. in spite Of all that Arch
bold and Hollister and Black Rspubli.
can press and thousands of orators, fedg'
ed and unaedged, could do or say.--Bel
mont Journal.
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CAPTAIN Meaton.

Will you be kind enough to glance at
the Democratic vote of this county, COM
pare it with any other year. and then tell
us where the "tactics of the Spirit" has
"driven" the Democracy of this county?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-17

tag The little rafting concern comes
out this week in half sheet. It does
not say which party carried this county;
Notwithstanding it had heard from Penn
sylvania and Indiana.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-17

EE At the great Republican meeting in
Pittsburgh, Pa, last week, a banner bearing
the following inscription was. carried in the
procession: "THE SouTu-THE AUSTRIA OF THE
UNITED STATES" THE IRREPREssIBLE CoNFLIcr.'
"WE HONOR THE MEMORY OF JOHN BROWN" .A5
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~ The Democrats elected their en-.
tire county ticket in Washington county.
Good. y

W The Republicans are rejoicing
loudly over the success of their mulatto
suffrage candidate for Judge. They do
not favor nigger equality, oh no.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-17

@ Immediately after Theaker's nomina-
ten, the little up street concern said.
ave wish the Democracy to put their very
strongest man on the course against him, to
see how beautifully Old Tom will wipe him
out"
Old Tom wiped him out like the man
kept tavern in Illinois. Sra @
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essTtlE tUNION--IT MUST-IT
SHALL LLBEPRESERVED ."--.Iacksom
asI BELIEVE THIS GOVERN
MENT CANNOT ENDURE PERMA-
NENTLYa HALE. SLAVE AND
HALE FREE. ~ Lincoln. y.sR as
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-17

@ Jewett Dem.) was defeated in
the Muskingum dist. for Congress by Ga
votes. He is one of the very best men
in the State.
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,Scrofula, or ,l KingSsENiI.

is a constitutional disease, q corruption OF the
blood, by which this iluid sbeconscsi vttiastds
weak, and poor. Being in the rirculation, it
pervades the whole sbodylfarsd nsav bsrstdasu46
from its attacks, nor is there one Mhch tpelH
not destroy. The scrofulous taint Is uEiopsly
caused by mercurial disease. lQY ,lyings qis>r,
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, hifh
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the venercal infectionsb ANlneo"
be its orignf it is hereditary hr thes cDi,riE
stitutiou, Descending q FROM psreats b chadrcna
unto the third and fourth, generation 81 indaedSH
it seems to be the rod of linn who says, at
viii visit the iniapi%ties ties Of the lshsfs sls HPcak
It's effects commence by drpoIiioa qPo;a gafr
blood of corrupt or ulccro,ls matttT,, Wli6 in
the lungs, liver, and Internal Organs, is efiseA
tubercles; in the glands, sweain8ss sSnS3t0A %
the surface, cruptions or sores. This (b,llcbr-
ruption, which gendcrs III the blood, dcprcascs
the energies of life, so that scrofulo,,s constity
tons not only suffer from scroful6us com.
I plants, but they have fr less power to With ~,
stand the attacks Of other discdsess ;c6fsch
Quently vast numbers perish by dis6fders
which, although hot scrofsIo,is IN th.5v 3ineste
are still rendered fatal by this sais1t in tlpiI
climates the human fmly Inns its origin xlirbtly4a
III this scrofulous contamination; andtnnny
destructive diseases of the liver, Gdncys hrnin
and, indeed, of all the organs arise from OF
are aggravated by tlc same cause.
One quartet of all our people arc HcrofulopS:
their persons arc invaded by: tliis lurking H.
fecton, and their health is underpipedl hysjt- 1,
To cleanse it from the system We must rcnovatc
tie blood by an alternative Inctttin9 faari 3zDus
vigorate it by healthy food aud exerrjss,;,
Such q medicine we supply in
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Regular National Democratic Nomi-
&C a nations.
Democratic Electoral Ticket

-
sssERAPIfIM MEYER, OF Stark County;
10 WIIsLIAMiB. WOODS, Of Licking; aaf
-rWILLIAMJ j. ,FLAGG, of Hamilton; ae
..JcHN SCHIFF, of Hamilton; asrs
'SJACoB H. FOOS, of Preble;
-fSTLAS B. WALKER, Of Shelby;
nKDWARD SHEFFIELD, Of Henry;
eINRWTON A. DEvORE, of Brown;
HENRY G.. CoEFMAN, Of Faystte; ei
GEORGE r. STAYMAN, Of Delaware;
.sEHEsTER MOTT, of Wyandott;
hUHN.DsJAMES, Of jackson;
y1AMRS MsMILI.ER, Of Meigs; .a
4,SAAUEL G.. FOSTER, Of Frauklin; s
WILLIAM DURBIN, of Erie;
SBURR KELLOGG, Of Ashland;
nNICHOLAS F. JOSS, of Holmes; +s
-5ANOS LAYMAN, of Washington; :
WILSON g.. KENNON, of Belmont; q
ISRAEL &. CARTER, of Summit, osss
oCHARLES d. ADAMS, Of Lake;
,a0E0RGB A. HOWARD, Of Ashtabuia;
eAEQRGE WEBSTER, Of Jefferson.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-17
orHE ISSUES.

II ADi tyngress INTERVENE to PRO
1Egf Slavery in the Territories. -
Be&tkiSHibaE. s. 1870 .',ls,
Let Congress INTERVENE to PRE-
VENT Slavery in the Territories. -
L4No0LN. sr Il ssWs .s,is, ras
LET THE PEOPLE OF THE
TERRITORIES DETERMINE THE
QUESTION.--EDOUGLAS. a =
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d 20 q @ q q q q a

We challenge any and all of those Republic
can hunderstrappers who are going about Icing
in1sgard to our taxes, to deny any of the
abevesstatements in such a way that they
oanot skulk from their assertions. We say
to.them, put your charges on paper, or quit
yorif lieii1g.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-10-17

Democrats in SMALL CAPs--Republi'
cans in italsc-Bell men in Roman.
According to the Chronicle Morris
majority is 245. 5a
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The Result in Belmont.

We take the following vote of Belmont
county, from the St. Clairsville Gazette.
The result shows that the Democrats
have majority over any other party in
the county, notwithstanding they were
defeated on part of the county ticke!:
Msjs
O...,.. T.d,. C,,,nvr 0I51-1I
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g. ahl Ilos Morris, Majority.

Tu- Go. Willard, Of ofIudi.na, is dead.
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Blank Deeds, Mortgages
Summons, Executions, Ven
dis &c, eox 'ssep'' ''s.s4 '9s'l''a' s
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tcreI1en SIT f1reern, rur6> cntl9lp0ene
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