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93I@ Taylor and Keys, !
against

- Isaac Robbins and Others.
/ BYvirtue of writ of uenditioni erponas to
me directed from the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, win offer for sale
at the front door of the court house, in Woods
field, Monroe county, Ohio, between the hours
of 10 o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. M, on
Thursday, the 26Msday Of Sept, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: a.,iNsS a fa
The west half of the south half of the north
west quarter of section twelve (12,) township
five (5,) and range seven Cd also the north
east quarter of the north west quarter Of Same
section; also the north west quarter of the
north west quarter of same section township
and range. ...
Taken in execution and levied on As tks
property of Isaac Robbins and others.
C. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff,
EAug. 81, 1se1.-$3,9O. Moo.
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Master Commissioners Sale 4ss
s.......s,. John Welis, asxo Of sest


Joseph H. Thompson and othersiez fsaa
BY virtue Of q mandate to me directe ed frome
the court OF common pleas or Monroe CountyI
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction, ,isez
the front door OF the courthouse, in,ths tovn
of Woodsheld, in said county. on sis8si sns
Saturday. The l4th sisty oteSepsepesv 1851,
between the hours or 10 O'Clock, ~ mi spA lF
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following 49,
scribed real estate, situate In said county, 4oz
wit.. - ot f7ft
/ The west half Of tile north west qaar1es,sf
section twenty. township six andrsangs sevSnf
except the following part to wit: Beginut6g sstl
the same at the south east cerner Of said I6ar
thence west seventeen rods to . stone, tikeno6r
north twenty-five degrees east thirty y-six r61k
to stone, thence north sixty-fcufs rod se&
tree, thence north sixty eight degrees esstI1E
rods to stone, thence south ono hundred and
i've rods to the place OF oheeinsine. ioss sss,sss
Also the north cast ,qnartsr Of the ner3h
west quarter OF the same section, towpship
and range,scontaining one hundred and eleven
acres, moro or less. Appraised at $ls67...r5s,s.
And alsothe north east quarter Of the ,soptk
east quarters Of said section, tpwnsLip apd
range except seven acres on The sasl, si,ls
thereof sold by George Dement,, to psyid
Knapp Appraised at <s61.ae. .,,ssc,- .sss- AZ
szeln olJ0EL F.RANDoLPH. MAs-cou,.ss
az Monroe Coramon Pleas
July "a lssi.- ss.7os is sss seassss... \. A
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State of Ohio, Monroe County,
I'm The Court Of Common Pleas in said
Lycurgus Rhodes, Plaintiff


against -
John w. Gibson and Mary E. Gibson his wife,
Defendants.
s,fs sYyHE ssid John W. Gibson and Mary E. Gib-
l SON his wife, will take notice that Lycur-
gus Rhodes, on the 9th day of September 1861,
flsd in the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, his petition against them, the
object and prayer of whichis to obtain judge
ment upon the note of said John w. Gibson
dated March IA, 1859, due ON the first of octo-
g her 1859, for one hundred and fifty dollars,
and an order Of sale of the following described
Z. premises upon which the said John w. Gibson
$, and Mary =. Gibson his wife, made . Mortgage
- to receive the amount of said note, to wit:
/. Lot Lnmber twenty four, in the town Of STAFF
! ford in said county of Monroe. sse gss :
The said John W. W.-Gibson and Mary E. Glib
!. son. who nre not residents of the State of Ohio,
: :. but reside in the State of Iowa, will appear
and answer said petition on the 2sth day of
o stober 1861, or in default thereof a Judgment
will be taken for the amount of said note with
the interest, and an order to sell said premises
to pay the same. &.
..s.,-s H0LLISTER q OKEY. Att'ys.
Sept. II, 1s61.r-6wa for Plaintiff.
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Tuesday, the .8h dag of October, 1876

TfttII LrT i It.xiFEs
and then and there cast their ballots for the
officers, to wit:-g; :, q et.te
One Governor;
One Lieutenant GoyerHor,g4
One Secretary of State;
One Treasurer of State;
One Judge of the Supreme Court!
One Comptroller for said State; 4 " -
Ore Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas
~ for the Second Subdivision of the Eighth
Judicial DISTRICT d e,bAivsa,fss i,,.- -.
One State Senator for the Nineteenth Sena-
torial Districts; .v.af.,,,-. -. -.
One Member of the House OF Representa-
tives for said County;
One Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for said lCounty;iI 4 y. &
One Sheriff for said County;
One Coroner for said County;
One County Commissioner for said County
One Comfy Treasurer for said County;
One County Recorder for said County; y.sf
One Prosecuting Attorney for said County;
And one Director of the Infrmary for said
County. g ~ ee9AAitf@
The Trustees of, the several townships o.
said County, are also notified that at the same
time and places, one hundnedsand eight judi
cious persons, having the Qualifications o.
electors, must be selected J saccordiug to the
Statute,s and returned to the Clerk of sale
Court of Common Pleas, of said County, to
gether with a poll-book of said election: which
said jurors have been apportloned among tn
several townships of said County, as follows
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For yorms there is no medication SO quick
Is dose Of Radway's Ready Relief.
K4DWAYss r REGULATING PILLS

RADWAYss REGULATING PILLS
Are the great regsnerative medicine of the
age. :, Ladies for years the victims of depress-
ing, lfe-oonsuming complaints of a special
nature, are restored to health and vigor by
their use.. All the ordinary affections of the
stomach, bowels, and liver, yield to the first
or second dose. Six Pills suffice in the worst
cases, and they operate in from three to six
hours, more effectually than 80 of the drastic
class given in such nauseating quantities.
Coated with sweet gum the Pills have no dis
agreeabls flavor. They not only cure Costive-
ness quickly but permanently. and in bilious
ness they are infallible. Dyspeptios who have
suffered for years, recover in a few weeks un-.
der this painless operation. They act power
fully upon the circulation of the blood, rem
dering it uniform and equable throughout the
system. s1s1t tasfst61''31 y
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] 70 Teachers.

HNHE Board Of School Examiners viii hold
meetings in woodsiield, = s.'@7 -!
j sisters Saturday. September. u ii "a
Also in Clarington, at the Teachers Institute,
commencing October a. ''19l'i .aalt4s9s
hszst BY order Of the Board. s. =. 49@f ssii
.asaiF JAMES o. AMOS, Clerk.
2 August ss, ls6l.-7w
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County. ONO, on - aTa ia ,asd s.,f
Monday, the 5th day August, 1851,
Under the direction of WIN, WakzLER and
JOSEPH G. CLARK.q,,f sses 5ta.fs,4f.aa "a y.
In view Of the growing demand for trained
and competent Teachers we have determined
to establish, in this part OF the State, school
wherein men and women, designing to enter
the profession ofteaciiing can be 'thoroughly
qualified for the work. q The various methods
of imparting instructions will ha thoroughly
discussed, and the best methods carefully
pointed noutsso Wofq f4fw tEsi nIas5 slff OF
80 1t is also our design to make the ACADEMIC
department of the School inferior to none in
the State. te.............. s48s@saG 81
Maps. Globes. Chemical and p Philosophical
- a1ala % apparatus. Sc,&cs,Ioa s5T
Shall lend their aid to the illustratiou Of the
vorious sciences; and sthofoughness, the lif,
and soul of education, shall mark every step
of the students progress. . - stsfisgt9
We have had under consideration various
points at which to locate our school, and have
chosen SUMMERFIELD, because,
1st. 1t is in part OF tho State remote
from the Normal Schools Of Lebanon and
Hopedale. as4 ssS a - ss'.t
End. 1t is in the midst of an enterprising
| and wealthy people, who are able and willing
to educate their sons and daughters. -
3rd. 1t has always been noted for its NOR
ality, and especially for its opposition to in
temperance.
Tuition for Term of Twelve Weeks, Sc, 90.
e. No deduction except in case of pro
t.tracted sickness. - -
g. For further particulars inquire of
WM. WHEELER,
I 2 a9si2si ORR. C. CLARE, Summerlield, o.
| I June 10, ls6I.-3m. a4sie IS
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TREASURY q DR.

TREASUR4,t u DR. EHff5'fD. G.
ToIbalan due State at February set .-.g
tlement with Myers ,sr :, -a.s 1427 13
To State funds collected since Feb. IN
ruary settlement. 5,.a. e694 66
To balance of school funds at Feb; ~
ruary settlement -..i.5f.. 13195 IS
To amount of school funds collect
ed since s6l7 SIS
To balance due school. house fund
February settlement ~. 4165 II
To amount of collected school house s
fund on June duplicate sJas. q. 1853 %
To balance of road funds at Fsbru-
ary settlement -. 465 80
To amount of road funds collected
on June duplicate sc "a
To balance of bridge fund Februa- W
ry settlement 1859 81
To amount collected en June dupli-
cate q 4 q 400 20 (,
To balance of Infrmary funds Feb ~
ruary settlement .. 1l4 Al
To amount collected of Infrmary
funds since February settlement 568 os
To amount received on county loan 1850 90
To balance of Township expence
fund February settlement - 1878 sl
To amount collected on June dupli- .i- ~. 4.
cate for same ac.rs sd :. s7s ss
To balance Township funds Feb ,,.
ruary settlement .tssF. fft.a. JOS 10
To amount collected on June dupli-
cate for same Is .s.so -. 49, 2s2 50
To balance Township poor funds "a ssess
February settlement 8. a.. gst. 245 50
To amount of Township poer funds LOT %
To balance of special funds Febru-
ary settlement cyszsg &c. ~ ST "a 20
To amount of special funds collect -
ed on June duplicate. y.S4.ur., ITS IS I
To balance of corporation fund assffs.a.
February settlement j N .sr.ssi,, 26 %
To balance Of Township. bridge s.szs. ~.
fund February settlement lt~n - s2s II
To amount of Township bridge
collected or. June duplicate ,e., II So
To County Tax collected on June; se4..s,.
duplicate sa.,S,5o.l,ssx sIfs; 81 G2l36 81
To County debt tax collected on e,
june duplicate ava.aav -, ess 50 /
To amount collected, costs, fines, &c. 1889 50
To balance at February Element 2os7 sc, !
Is .slfss-7------------
q; 9n Total isdt.bsh iaes sV.EG sI7$50037T 50
]. syzsasy 70 ,spiaa sff lzesl sis9;Boi7sq -
s-9sl -ss;siFg ?; .zef bsftsosr assds g1i4nss Id
.sssai fareisaasgi ~ sseetis
Sept. II, 1ssf.@4w.
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Editor Spirit Of Democracy.-By announc-
ing the name of -z.---@
ST. CLAIR KELLEY, ESQ,

Editor Spirit Of fDemocracy.-By announc-
ing the name Of ---.--.-.~>
ST. CLAIR KELLEY, ESQ,
of Belmont County, as Candidate for Cox-
MON PLEAS JUDoE in the Second Subdivision
OF the Eighth Judicial District, you will oblige
a THE People AND Tlx-PAYKRs
Mr. EplroR:-Plesse announce the name of
HENRY FORD, Sem, @
of Center township, asa candidate for Repre-
sentative. By SO doing you will oblige
MANY TAX PAYERS.
"Iudepeudent
Mr.. EpiToR:--Please announce the name of
AZ JOHN; MALLORY,
OF Salem township, as oUnion', candidate
for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision
of the qualified voters of Monroe county, on
the Second Tuesday in October next.
MANY UNION MEN.
Mr.. Editor: Please announce the name of
JOHN CLEGG, as an Independent candidate
for SHERIFF., at the October election, by re-
quest of the M PEOPLE.
SIR. EDiroR:-Please announces the name of
81 sA ADAM EDGAR, o2sA
of Green township, as an independent candi-
date for Treasurer, to save the peoples money
UNION DEMocRAT.
- ais NY. i-+
Mr.. EDIToR:--Please announce the name of
JACOB r. MORRILL,.
OF Salem township, as a "Union" candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision
of the qualified voters of Monroe County, on
the Second Tuesday of October next.
Mr.. EDIToR-Announce the name of
aagY HENRY SYCKS, ane ssa
of Salem township, as candidate for Coroner,
at the October election MANY DEMOCRATS.
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disease, it cures alone. Administered later, it
suspends the disorder and affords an oppor-
tunity for the other remedies to exercise their
benign influence.
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Petition for Divorce.
William johnson.
against 80 -

CA1D Elizabeth lohpsnn Is chsr~bg nesl1e1
~ ithat' said William lohnson las ;tsix. day
Common Pleas in and for Monroe Comfy. a..
his petition against her for divorce. .Fes erepe
neglect of duty, extreme cruelty aud 'aQlS|
absence for more than three years. ,EhS =
also notified that iepositious ir said cssS 'SItI
be taken by said Plaintiff At Mills, tayeu -
the Town of Moorsfola. in Harrison county q
said State, Oh the twenty third day Of esp{3 i.
ber, 1851, between tie hours Of eight 4, ~
and six r. II. OF said day. n tie takiak q
not finished on said day, Il viii bs ssusii ~
from day 10 day until ihe tsstiincny, u Al q
ken. HOWARD ARCHNlt'b.. = .ss,s J
I August 81. 1861 .sv1.. ~ fT;H
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JOHN B. NoLI,
A q ZEN II AND SEC ETA BY
ss--- =. -.s.,-.- OF THE

Monroe Mutual Insurance Company,
WILL attend on MONDAY OF EACH WEEK
w at the Office of the Savings Institute.
This being the day set apart for this purpose.
all persons having business with the Company
will please call on this day. -. ~. -,
Feb. IL, 1887. tk) Ist
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Clarineton Lodxs. Mo 26a.

ClaFingt0n Lodge. No. 263,
CT F.-& A MAsoNs, meets the Monday on OF
r.ceding the full moon in each month. iessl ;
JNo. d. O'eONNoR, W. M. ssi
James Marshall. S.W. g. p. Horn, J. w.
Jacob T. Morrill,, sec'y. VIM. F. Booth, 8: D.
Henr, sehutty. J; D.. Robert chass, Tyler.
James Messerly, +. ~ -
January zS, lS6l.-Aly. tssssn Aere
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TO PHYSICIANS.

A young well educated Physician, a
graduate Of some Medical College, q man
Of HONOR and a GENTLEMAN, will find at
tie present time, q splendid opening in
his profession, at Baresyille, in this coun.
q. Hgs ~ MANY CITIZENS.
BArssville, Aug. 81, 1sel.-lt pd. )
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q6 JACOB T. MoRRILL, the "Union' u
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, will
address the people on the state of the
Country and County. at the following
times and places. ri
sJAMEs o. AMOS, the opposing canii-
lidate is respectfully invited to attend
Appointments for other places win be
made il due time:.sg 8 glssz Fssacsa Il
CAMERON, O.. Thursday 18th Sept.
BEAELSvILLE, Monday 23rd e
JERUSALEM. Thursday GATH /"
MALAGA. Wednesday 25thA ~
MILTONSBURG, Thursday 26th q
CALAIS, Friday 27th - Z
TEWISvILLE. Saturday 2sth
GRAYSYILLE, Tuesday lst Oct.
ANTIOCH, ssf Wednesday s2ud issd
STAFFORD, Thursday 3rd -saaz
BROWNSvILLE. Friday 4th. -. a.,
NEW CASTLE. Saturday 9TH = =
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No'rIGE.

John H. Bridgman and Martin Brennan, partners
trading under the firm Of John II. Bridgman
and Co., plaintiffs,
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REPORT Of and Treasurer Of Monroe County.
Ohio finances
of September The September settlement sh the County

1 CB. D. c. M
By amount paid State including -
Treasurer's feds -: 7131 SO. o
By amount paid for school pur- go
| poses . 1Sl4S 81 /
BY deficiency of school fund Feb
! ruary settlement 34s6 A
By balance Of school fund remain
ing IN the treasury 1s7 81 3
By amount of school house funds
! paid x a.d,eaeL. ss. 3l52 % 3
By deficiency on school house funds IA
February settlement 2.es II Q.
By amount of road funds paid 223 81 3
By deficiency road funds February
settlement : s- 331 81 9
By amount of bridge funds paid 46s % 4
BY deficiency February settlement ses 81 6
B. balance of bridge fund in the
treasury 2s4 % 4
By amount Infrmary funds paid 6ls 81 2
By deficiency Infrmary funds Feb
ruary settlement 50 81 s
BY amount paid State deficiency
February settlement l4l7 7e S
By balance in the Treasury 80 % 5
By amount of Township expence
fund paid 1884 As :
By deficiency Township expence
fund February settlement 923 ii
By Township debt funds paid 523 "a =
By Township fund deficiency Feb
ruary settlement: ATT 73 4
By Township poor fund paid 2ll G6 0
By Township poor fund deficiency
February settlement l4f 45N6
By special fund pid 353 S5 o
settlement ss4 20 o
By corporation fund paid s 90 o
By corporation fund deficient Feb
ruary settlement -. IS % 3
By township bridge fund paid :. 81 So 2
By township bridge fund deficient
February settlement 19 Al !
By orders redeemed, &c. b05s 90 Q
By notes &c. remaining in Treasury 1872 OF Q
iosAi o'ssAAi'sla.s.sf- ssTS'YY0%0 TS'Y00i o .
| ~ si9g s.siFi 10 lslqafi fes'
le9e oi hE
| esoteteg 9asvs ot fss
| o. ea 81 ak i,sf
9a 7sfaTra = f .si5z7s9 at TO
Yea .segf-isfs II 5Y,sgt ,ssssss#.s eh 9z,.
z. M. L. BowsER, Auditor. s.,
.fos JN0. B. NOLL, Treasurer. =
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ELD0RAD'o HOUSE, !.
SOUTH OF THE COURTHOUSE,
- CALDWELL, OHIO.

/ q
IRON the convenient location of this'houss
u it has great advantages. being situated on
the Southwest corner of the Public Square,
and convenient to- the Court-House and Pub
lie Offices. This house is new and has been
fitted up in splendid style with all the modern
improvements. OF 5b o. Esl
His chamber are spacious and comfortable
His beds are new and clean. as 3...
The whole interior department of the house
is furnished in style of magnifcence and
splendor, unapproachable in "these diggens, ;,
The Proprietor will spare neither labor nor
expense. for the "outer'' comfort of his guests.
His TABLE will always be found groaning
under the choicest viands the market-at
home and abroad--can produce, for the sinner
man, t..s4,-a;sl -. 49,
His STABLE is well supplied with the best
of Hay and Oats, and attended by . trusty
and faithful Hostler., -.- s,r;I ah
He hopes by strict attention to business and
a disposition TO please to merit and receive a
arge share eff public patronage. oil has
O. Charges--moderate.9 1a.ystqsih fase
90 "A. B. BOYCR, Proprietor.
CALDWELL April IL, ls6l--tf. ass esriff ie9e
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a. Attached to this House is the New
Hack line This Hack line leaves this House
in Caldwell, Noble county. Ohio, every Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 8 O'Clock, A.
NJ, and at Campbell's station same day, and
connects with the Central Ohio Railroad at 5 p
NJ. Leaves Campbelrs station every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and CON
meets at Caldwell, same day, at 5 p m. -jssl
s. This Hack will carry Passengers to any par
of the Duck Creek Oil neighboring destina
tion. re afll III az, 8ees3srI ob sa=.s
os 90 Particular attention paid to express
packages. Esas zsif es tzaf
IA. Rl;EoYCE, Proprietor. Z
April II 1S61.--tf. gss6f3 eh Jss5
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- The Fair will continue for three
sy5-Wsdnesday, Thursday and Friday
the 18Th. lgtA and goth days of septem.
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: IL One Of the days of the Fair will
Is devoted TO Ladies', Horsemanship.
,1st Premium SO. Cd Premium $5.s A
full field and no favors Gellang = q
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~ Come to the Fair on the i 9Th,
lssh and goth.
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shoes and Boots.

have a house and 3 acres Of land, at An
tioch, for sale; very cheap for CASH or en-
time. --.---,s. ,.....-.. = tatt tt,'s sfs
Also, 40 acres Of land near Reinard's mill,
very cheap for CASH or on time, to suit pur-
chasers. -s--.....- at-
Also, a house and two lots in Graysville,
very low for CASH or on time. - ka
E Calls my Shop and satisfy yourselves.
.-...'...s-- JOB STACKHOUSE. S
March 20, ls6l.A6m.. - -
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~ Having received the new stamped
snvelops at this Office, persons having on
hand the old issue can exchange them for
the new ones duringa period Of six days
from this date. Hereafter the old ones
win not be received at this cfice 10 pays
nent Of postage. Fl. FLEMING, P. M.
Woodsfield, Ohio
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PROCLAMATION.

T C. NJ MORROW, Sheriff Of the County
/, Of Monroe, in the State Of Ohio, do hereby
proclaim and give notice to all the qualified
electors of said county, ia Ensemble at the
usual place of holding elections in their re-
spective townships, on .iasa ssS teL
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! SUMMERFIELD =
n. OoR.M Al. MY

The Fourth Session of this Institution will
commence at SUMMERRFFELD, Noble
Copnty. onio' on ad 10 ass ia 1aad ss,f
Monday, the 9th day August, 1851,
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Farmers. bring everything you
bsvs to the Fair--horses, cattle. sheep,
hogs chickens, aad also your agricultural
tnplemenss. Les's have rousfng F air!
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sV(1LUNTEERS WANTED!
ONE HU ND.RED b OF L ARs
q .h.sssxeos ;sB OUNTYla s-5ae -
0AEsE1NG GGuAEDs

si-Fke undersigned are raising company for
tho three years service or during the War.
Lst SiI3ko are IN favor of supporting the
. Union" report themselves Immediately. This
.o6hpany is rapidly filing up. Now is the
slime for the patriot sons Of our immortai faith
srs of the revolution. of '7s to respond. 80 |
: fss E.s,s .ssss4s gss A. w. BOUGHNKR, Il
- sessa.s. 50 fffs w. 3. STEVENS. DIG
:. sunfsh, Monroe Co., Aug. IL, 1861. fs ps
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of Belmont County, as Candidate for Con-
MON PLEAS JUDoE in the Second Subdivision
of the Eighth Judicial District, you will oblige
a The People AND Tlx-PAYRRs.
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Mr.. EpiroR:-PleAse announce the name OF
HENRY FORD, Sem. zs

of Center township, as candidate for Repre-
sentative. By SO doing you will oblige
MANY TAX PAYERS. =
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Sept. 2. lssl.--6w. p. -. .-..sss.l b,.e
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Aug 81, ,is61.-as6,65.
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Sept. 4, 1ssl.-$7,5o. t4ms
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a; s8 Total iadt.5shiaes, ss.EG .I7$50037T69 5
u g.gssssy 70 ,soaa, eSf Gsesl sls5lBof1aa - 4
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-28
baltimore Market, March GO.

There was nothing whatever done at the Stock
Rarl today and for the present capitalists seem
;nbisposed t. operate in any OF the Stocks on the
Ii, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Shares closed
-, YESTERDAYS rates viz: $50 bid for the opening.
SKA asked and Northern Central closed Ut Slf4
|.;i. J Is asked. Loans and Bonds were quiet but
steady; but the Mining Stocks had d decided
dropping tendency The New York stock Market
was also weak, aud some ot the leading Stocks
on the list show Il slight decline, while others
show some Improvement.
In financial, and commercial matters we have
nothiny new to note to-day. AT the Corn Ex-
,huuse there was quite Il brisk export demand for
Grain, at full rates, and receipts for day or two
ua>t have been coming forward more freely, but
Flour continues dull and unsettled. Coffee was
more active to day than ii has been for u week or
TWO past but this owing chiefly tn some fresh
arrivals from Rio, which of better quality
than what had been previously offered. Provi-
siouy are dull and the trade show but little diSpo-
sition to operate. Sugars ana MolasseS are quiet
hut steady. and in ali other branches OF trade we
have 10 movement Of Importance to note.--baH.
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