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The Young Mikado of Japan has been
married, but not under the most auspi-
cious circumstances. The followers of
Satsuma and Chosin, who had won his
empire for him, celebrating the occasion
by indulging in street fight, during
which they set fire to several streets,
burned the young bridegroom out OF his
palace, and compelled him to fly. AT
the same time, the Japanese admiral Who
is an uncle of the lately resigned tycoon,
revolted, and seized the island of Yesso
in the name Of his nephew.
At Evart's dinner-party on Saturday
might, Grant arrived late, and otter TAX,
ing seat at the table was taken to task
for not coming earlier. "Mr. President,
said Evarts, "you had better hold a Cab
met meeting here now, as all the mem
bers are present, and settle those. both
ersome appointments" "Yes,' ans
wered Grant, smiling pleasantly, II see
the whole Cabinet is here except Borie." :"
"Borie would have been here" said one
of the guests, "but Porter wouldn't give
him leave of absence"
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Spetial Notites.

DUCEIU. =.
ID From Dispensatory of the Uni,od States1
DIOSMA CRRNATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PRoPEaTIss-Thsir odor is strong. ditfusive
aud meKhat aromatic, their taste bittsrish.
and analogous to mint.
MRDlCAL PROPERTIES AND USas.-Bucku
leaves are gently stimulant, with a peculiar
tendency to the Urinary Orgaus.
They are given iu complaints of the U-in.
ary Organs, such as Gravel, Chroni6 Catarrh
Of the Bladder. Morbid Irritation OF the
Bladder and Uretha; Disease of the
Prostate Gland, and Retention or Ipoonti
nence Of Urine, FROM a loss Of tons in the
parts concerned in lis evacuation. The rem
edy has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affection ;,
and Dropsy.
HELNBoLp's RxTRicf BucuU Is used by per-
sons from the ages Of l8 to 25,and from IS to
IS, or in the decline or change of life: after
Confinement, or Labor Pains; Bsd-Wet:ipg g
in children.
In elections peculiar to females, the Bx-
tract Buchu is uueYualed by any other rem
edy, as in Chlorosis, or Retention, Irregular
ity, Painfulnsss or Suppression Of Customa-
OF SCul5TOuo Stdt6
Of the Uterus, Leucorrhoa, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, CRAWL,
AND DRopsicli SwgLLlSos.-This medicine
increases the power, of Digestion. and ex-
cites the Absdrbents into healthy action. by
which the Watery or Caleareous dispositions
and all Unnatural Rnlargements are reduced,
as well as Pain and Inflammation.
HEIMBoLD's E2rRkcr BucHU has cured every
case of Diabetes in which it has been given.
Irritation of the Neck, of the Bladder, aud
Inflammation of the Kidneys. liberation of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention of Urine,
Diseases of the Prosta Gland, Stone in the
Bladder Calculus, Gravel, Brick-Dust Depos-
it. and Muscus or Milky Discharges, and for
enfeebled and delicate constitutions, of both
sexes, attended with the following sympt oms:
lndisposition to exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease,
Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the
Back; Ho. hands, Flushing of the Body, Dry
ness of the Skin, Eruption on the Face, Paid
Couutenance, Universal Lassitude of the
Muscular System, &c,
HEtEfoLD's ExrRAcr BucHU is Diuretio and
Blood-Purifying, and cures all Diseases sris-
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lnprudences in life, impurities Of the Blood,
&cu superseding Copaiba in affections for
which it is used such as Gonorrh9a, elects
of long standing, and Syphilitic Affec ions
in these diseases, used in connection with
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From the Register.
wheeling Wholesale Mark eI

April, %.
APPEES-Green apples are selling Al
from 400a5 90 per barrel from store fol
commea to choice.
BEANS-3 25a3 Is per bushel.
BUTTER-ln good demand; we quote
prime at 35a40c.
COFFEE-Market firm with good de-
mand; we quote Rio, at 2Oa2lc; for com
mon, 22a23c for good, aud 24a25o fol
prime to choice
CANDLES-City mould tallow l51c
Star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNS-Market firm with.
out change from last week.
CARBON OIL-Has still further I'D.
vanced, and may now be quoted at 35e
and no charge for barrel.
EGGS-Plenty;fresh quoted at lSa20c
FLOUR--The Market continues dull
with a downward tendency, we quote
superfne 5 90; red wheat family u
a7 90; fancy 8 25a9 so. Rye aour6 6 90
FISH-Mackerel-No 2 half barrel
u. 90; No. 3 large, s Is; No. 3 medium
I Is; kits, No. l, 3 25; No. 3, 2, 60; No
8 large. 2 10; No. 3 nedium, 80. Lake
Herring, half barrel, 4 75a5-09. Lab.
rador Herring, IL SO.
FEATH ERS-Live geese feathers
quoted at S0aS5c, and the Usual advance
in retail. way.
GINSENG-75asOc per pouud, andin
good demand
GRAIN-Therc is no improve msnt to
note il the demand for wheat and prices
are nominally unchanged at l so for No.
/ white; red 40. Corn, ,65a70c buying;
7Oas0c selling. Oats, DUH and unchanged
at 6Oa65c, Rye, steady at l Goal 25. Bar.
ley in better demand at S0a1 80.
HAY-Baled hay plenty and urchang 6
ed, ,loosa sells at 20 00a22 CO fof good to
fair quality.
LARD OIL-Firm at Is.
MOLASSES-Firm at S0aS5c for
New Orleans; S5c for Baltimore Golden,
and so for Monumental Syrup.
PROVISIONS-Bacon firm. shoulders
IA; clear rib sides, 17c, clear sides 1sc
plain hams 18c; sugar cured hams, 20c.
Mess pork 80 00a33 90.
POTATOES--Dull, with small sales
in store at 9Oca1 90 per bushel.
RICE-Rangoon l04c; Carolina &c,
SUGAR--New Orleans, supply good
and prices firm; we quote fully fair at
13ta14c prime, l4lc; choice. l5i; A cof.
fee lie; B do 16ic crushed, powdered and
gfanu,ated 1Sc
sUDA-Bi-carbonatc soda, 7a73c; sal
soda &c; soda in papers lOc.
STARCH-Fox's. s. Sc; Glen Cove, l34c
Maizena,. 134e.
SALT-Dairy, 8 so; Ohio River,2 so
SEED-Timothy.3 IS; clover, 10 %.
SOAP-Family, &c; German, e!c;
Irish Bleaching SIC; Golden Banner 7c;
Good Intent family &c; Eastern family,
10a13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 12Ac;
Shot. % per bag.
TEA-Gsnpowder tea, l 40al Is;
Young Hysou, 4Oal 6Oj Black. COCA
! 10.
TOBACCO-Nasy, 7Oa72c dark los
and Is, 7Oa72c; bright IS and los. soc;
6g lump, 10; CARROTS Snuff, 7oc; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, s 5o.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

aprii. ~.
CATTLE-The number on sale thi.
week aggregated 200 head, against 7s(
head last week. We equote prime to ex
ira cattle at 8 OOas IS; medium at I 5Oa7
Is, and stockers at 50a6 so. Fresh
COWS were in demand at a range Of frou
S50a10O per head, as to quality.
SHEEP-The supply Of sheep was large
a great deal larger than for along time
past. The number on sale foot up 921
head. The demand was very moderate
aud the market ruled dull and lower thar
last week. Prices ranged all the way
from 8 OOaS 90 per hundred, very few q
the latter figure.
HOGS-Very little can be said in re-
gard to hogs. The market was allow ant
dull, There was not an unusual supply
on the market. Sales were made in re-
tail way at II 6Oal2 80 gross, as to qual
ity. The only particular s'ls in lot re-
ported was by Jacob Needy Of u hcst
a. 10 81 per husdyed.
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New York Money Market.

April 22.
MONEY-More active owing to a
heavy calling in of loans; the general
rate was per cent currency, but at the
close there were exceptional transactions
at coin interest ....
STERLING-Steady at S4aSl per
cent for prime 60 days.
GOLD-Broke this afternoon on tele.
grams from Washington that the Treas
ury will sell gold every Thursday until
further notice: prices opened at 134s5
closed at l33Sa1334; borrowing rates
5-6l to fiat, and carrying rate at close 5
per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
strong and advanced, but subsequently
fell off in sympathy with gold, but clos
ed decidedly weak. Coupons of 81,
1l74a1l7a do 80, 1919; do ga, 1l6a
ll6A; do '65, 11S4a1lSs; do new, l15a
1155; do '67, .1l5all5s; do '6S, l154 ia
1154 10,40s, 106Ia106t
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On the first of January, 1869, the en-
pire Of Russia numbered 1868 printing and
327 lithographic establishments and Ala
ibraries. ST. Petersburg alone has II
printing establishments and IS libraries
Mrs. Van Coot, a widow and IL
censed preacher Of the Methodist faith,
is said to have converted over 1000 per
sons within the past year, and yet it is
proposed to turn her out of the min
istry, probably for fear that, if kept at
work, she would soon leave nothing for
the other preachers to do.
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~The new Radical paper, We are as
l'sured by one ofits projectors will make its
appearance as soon as Mr.. Farrars new
building is completed. and the material
put in readiness The work upon the
building has commenced.
We have heard, though not from re-
liable authority, that the new paper is
to be named 'sThe Guernsey County
Republican" and that it will in gener-
al support the Radical party and its can
didates with the exception OF the Editors
of the Times or any of the clique they
control. Lively times ahead in The Rad
ical camp.-Gucrasey Co. (O.} Jefer-
soaian, 23d inst.
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N Il. vID LEE,

WHO 10 perhaps the best Faotoryman In Ohio
lie having had over rwsSrY YEARS experience
in Eastern factories under superior advanta.
gss for becoming thoroughly acquainted with
the business in all Its departments.
They are prepared to Spin, Weave aud Man
ufacture for. customers; and will also at al!
tiuiej keep on hands to exchange Cor Wool, o,
will furnish 10 order Rolls, Yarn, Blankets
Jeans, Fiannsls, Csssimsrsa, Satinsu aud
Cloth. "
They guarantee satisfaction in all cases
where the wool is rIorsnLr oLEANszp And
all who want their work done CHRAP, WsLL
and with DlsrArca, will not fail TO give them
Q call. MARSH 4 VO3PRR
apr20m3.
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of
GEORGE s. LAMPISG as a candidate for the Of
fee of Representative; subject to the decision
of the Convention of the 5th of June. To
those who have known GgoRGs from boy
hood, and noticed how he has risen in the con
fdence and favor of our people of all parties,
it is needless to speak; a firm and consistent
Democrat; honest and pure in all his motives,
with undisputable qualifications. We cheer.
fully recommend him to the Democracy of
Monroe, MANY DEMOCRATS
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EA Maine man gives his method oi
treating balky horses as follows: ''Let
me inform the humane, men and hostlers,
and all who hold the rein, that the way
to cure balkly horses is to take them
from the carriage and whirl them rapid
ly round till they are giddy. 1t requires
two men to accomplish this, one at the
horses tail. Don't let him step out
Hold him to the smallest possible circle.
One dose will often cure him !; two doses
are final with the worst horse that ever
refused to STIR"
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Philadelphia Cattle MARK al.

"A PiA' ~
The receipts Of beef cattle were larger
this week, than for some time past, reach
ing l7I3 head, and 10 the absence of
much inquiry, prices generally we're ic
per pound lower. We quote choice at
9IalOc; fair to good at 7a9c; COMMON at
5a6c per pound, gross.
COWS AND CALVES-Were steady,
aud changed hands at 40 O0aSO 90, sprin,
gers were taken at 35 0Oa70 90. RECEIPTS,
$50 bead.
= SHEEP-Therc was no falling off in
the demand, and prices were we'll main
tanned; sales of 5000 head at the Avenue
and Park Drove Yark, at 7a9!c per
pound. gross.
IOGS-Met good demand. but at a
decline; sales of 1000 head at the Union
and Avenue Yards at Ia 0la14 80 for
slop and Is 00a15 Is for corn fed.
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COUNTY OFFIoEs-The offices in the
Court House are situated as follows:
On the right of the entrance the first
is the County Commissioners; the second
the Auditors; the third the Probate
Judges the fourth and last the County
Recorders.
On the left of the entrance the first is
the Treasurer's; the second the Clerks,
and the third the Sheriffs. The Offices
are large and commodious and are well
lighted and ventilated. When completed
Monroe County will boast one of the
incest, best finished and best planned
Court Houses in Ohio.
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GOES COUGH BiuSlM

This long tried and popular Remedy u
again called to the attention of the pao'te,
As often a. the Year, rolls around, the. pre-
pristors annually make their bow to tbs pea, !,
pie, and remind them that amongst tina
many things required for the health. osrt:
fort and sustsnauos Of the faulty through
the long and tedious months Of winter, cseiis
Cough Balsam should not hs forxastsu fse
years Il has bssn household medicine ard
mothers anxious for tbs safety Of their chit
drsu, and al who suffer from any dsaass IL
the throat, shssI aud lungs, cansot afford to
bs without II fu ad'iitinn 10 the osdius-r
four "uuoe so long In the market, We =
furuish our Dsmmoth family sias bottles.
which will, in eolnaon with the otAss ems.
bs fouad at all Drug Stores.
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HMr. JoHN MoRErs sold to Mr.: Jo-
sEPH MrERs one day, last week litter of
ten pigs, seven months old, for S2o5.---
They weighed 1850 pounds. Experts
in the hog business consider that the
best transaction of the season.
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FIRE-0n Monday,,the 10th inst. Mr.,
FREDERICK LAnrINs's tobacco house, at
Graysyille, and contents, one hundred
thousand pounds of tobacco, were de-
stroyed by fire. The men employed
commenced working at o'clock in the
morning and did not know the house
was ON FIRE. until apprised of it by par
ties or the outside. Insured in the Mon
roe Mutual for $4,000. gac
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HWe observed Joshua Morse, thu
murderer of the lamented n E. Thorn
as, formerly editor of the Choctaw Her
aid, in town this week.. 1t will be re
membered that after he murdered the
Democratic editor aforesaid, and before
trial was had, the Radical party elected
him Attorney General of the State o.
Alabama--a position he new holds
LiuSn eston Journal. "
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SAFE BROKEN OpEN-A safe belonging
to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at
Bellaire, was broken open on Monday
night and robbed of some $500 or 800.
The robbers used stone picks to pry
open the safe, and performed their work
so neatly ane well that they got away
with their plnnder undiscevered.-JG-
,fcrsonidn, 23d inst.
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HOur lady readers interested in the
prevailing fashions. win be glad to know
that at frontier bali, recently, noted
Indian belle appeared in hoop-skirt,or-
namentsd with fox-tails, and waist of
yellow flannel, slashed with stripes of
buffalo hide. -
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVAL AMI DEPARTURE OF MAILS T

AND FROM WooDsrIELp.
Barnesville, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
r. n. Leave each morning at 9 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at .. m.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at q. m.
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Legal Notice.

TOHN CHURCH and Jesse Wells, of the State
y of Pennsylvania, will take notice that NJ.
l.. Walker, of Circevills, Ohio, did, on the
l4th day of April, 1859, tils his patition in the
court of common pleas, in and for the county
of Monroe aud State of Ohio, against William
Church, John Church and Jesse Wells; the
prayer of which petition is that plaintiff
recover a judgment against said defendants
for the sum of (s2.371 lUtwenty-three hun
drsd aui seventy one dollars and eleven one
hundredths, on book account on stock Trans
actious; and the said John Church and Jesse
Wells are notified to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday after
the 10th day Of April, 1863.
AMOS & SPRIGGS,
apr20w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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The LEBANON FmE-We learn from
Mr.. WARREN HoLLlsrER that the fire at
Lebanon destroyed twelve houses and the
total loss is $4,000. The whole insur.
ance on the property destroyed is s5,-
$50.
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since Monday have been as fo!l0~si
Cattle.. le...................... .............. 4ot
Sheep..........................: 6Z!
degS .,...............-...... Sos
BEEF CATTE-Tbe supply is still
liberal, but there was some increase in the
demand. and this was sufficient to take
about all offered, none remaining in the
pens this evening unsold. The quality
was rather above the average, and more
were taken byshippers, but the demand
is still mainly from the butchers. We
quote common sla4 80 fair, 4 75a5 25;
good, 5 5Oa6; prime, : 50a7, and.s hipping
cattle TAI IS per GENITAL gross.
SHEEP-The receipts are more lib
eral, and the supply being rather in ex-
cess Of the. demand, the market is not so
firm. We now quote as the range for
common to prime 4a6 so per GENITAL,
gross.
HOGS-There has also been an Increase
in the receipts of hogs. There was but
little inquiry from shippers, and the sup
ply being rather in excess of the wants
of the butchers, the market is not so firm
ard number remained in the pens this
evening unsold. We quote light to
heavy averages Sa10 so per GENITAL, gross
The sales were chiefly at 9a10.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS,
The receipts at these yards since Mon
day, 10Th inst, from all sources have
been 225 cattle, 800 sheep, and 2,245
hogs.
BEEF CATTLE The receipts have been
about equal to the demand, and the mar
ket remains the same as last quotations;
most all sold at the close. Common to
prime butchers stuff, Al to C. Ship
ping cattle 74a7fc., gross.
SHEEP-The market still continues
good, and all are sold on arrival at pri-
ces ranging from 81 so to Sc so per
Genital for common to prime qualities.
HoGs-The receipts have been quite
liberal, and the demand from shippers
and butchers is not SO good, and the
market rules slow, with a slight decline
on our previous quotations,at ST to l04c
for light to heavy averages Extra lot,
l0Ac, gross.
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The Quarrel,

Rosecrans has not quarreled with Ju.
arez.-Cin. Com.
No, it was Grant that Rosecrans quar-.
relied with, and, if we mistake not, the
quarrel was in progress about the time
of the battle of Iuka, when Grant lef,
"Rosey" to be gobbled up by Pap Price
refusing to give him the least aid, al
though he, with Ord's command, was in
camp within sound of his cannon all
day. That's what's the matter with
"Rosey." Wheeling Register.
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Notice..

JAMES eONGER, William 4Ccnger, Morris
u Conger and Elias d. Congcr, who are not
residents of the State of Ohio, will take notice
that ON the 18th of April, 1860, John Williaon,
filed in the court Of common pleas of Monroe
county, OHic, his petition against them and
Others the object Of which is to establish the
oonteuts of the will Of Stephen Conyer, decd
said will and the fecord1hereof having beer
destroyed; and that said case will be for hearing
81 the Nav Term Of said Court ls6a.
JOHN WILTIsoN.
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Neb AObertistments,
Road Notice.

A petition will be presented to the Commits
II sioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
June session, 1869, praying for the review
and alteration OF the road leading from near
the residence of Howard, Farnesworth, in
Wayne township, through the lands of Howard
Farnssworth, George Pollen. Daniel Baker,
John Wilson. Bash Reeves, Marcus uighEan,
Mary Lowe aud Andrew Smith, to the Tow n
House, ION Rich Fork creek; all in said Wayne
township, Monroe county, Ohio.
apr27td. MANY PETITIONERS.
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A girl in Wisconsin swallowed forty
percussion caps Her mother refrained
from spanking her for fear Of an explo
sion.
+ Accounts from New Orleans state that
formidable Cuban expedition is being
organized in that city. Harry Hazen
was rendered the command but declined
Steadman is named for the leadership
The Government officials are said to bt
winking at the proceeding.
The Paris journals remark that the
Northern and Eastern railroad station.
are continually crowded with miIitar,
men, who are hurrying to join theirregi
mentS.
The German papers mention that foul
thousand emigrants recently passed
through Hamburg and Bremen, withir
the space ofthree days,en route to Amer
lea.
Prussia is concentrating considerabl,
forces on the Western frontiers, and or
ders have been given bidding the men tt
join their regiments two months earlie
than usual.
Hobart Pacha is at work, with com
mission, ON the reform of the Turkish
navy. One hundred and sixty thous
and Enfield rifles have been ordered TO
the new National militia.
Large quantities of war material ar
arriving at Trieste, from which it is for
warded to Dalmatia. The Austrian
Government is actively fortifying th,
northern frontier towns.
MIR. Amos Swan, of Pendleton Hill
has offered his services in supplying tn,
desk of the First Babtist Church at Eortl
Stonington, Connecticut, the ensuing
year. for one dollar per Sunday. AL
though this may seem a small salary
yet it is more THAI their last pastor re-
csiyed.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

Aprl -.
BEEVES The offerings Of Cattle
to-day amounted to about seven huGdred
head, The market was moderately re-
tive but declined ahout twenty cents
per one hundred pounds from the rates
Of last week.
SHEEP-The supply of Sheep is
fully equal to the demand and prices are
somewhat lower; sales ranging at Eve to
eight aid half cents per pound.
IIUGS-The market is dull and lower
to-day prices tanging from thirteen and
three fourths to fourteen and three
fourth cents per pound net.
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RDIroR SPIRIT: Announce the nams o
JACOB T. MORRILL,, Of Salem township. as :
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Primary
Election. Admitting that there ave excep
tioas to all general rules, it follows that in
he extension of the two term rule, care
should be taken not to adopt the exception
for tha rule
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RedagOgueN,

An exchange says that kansas is fur
nishing school teachers to the Eastern
States" This is undoubtedly true. One
of these teachers is named Ross. He
teaches profane history and internal ge-
ography. Grant is his pupil and has just
taken his first lesson.
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aEEThe garden seeds now being
'chucked into the ground, in this place,
will furnish, in due time, at least one
thousand cases of first class eolic Fine
prospect for the NJ. DIS