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From tho Rcgister.I
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, EVENING,

lnohoDalt hNlNo, .
February IS. 1869. I
APPLES-Green apples are selling a
from 400a4 so per barrel from store fol
common to choice.
BEANS-3 25a3 Is per bushcl.
BUTTER-Prices dull with declin
ing tendency; we quote prime at 35c.
COFFEE-Market firm with good de
mand we quote Rio, at t22a2Gc; for prime
CANDLES-City mould tallow 154c
Star 22a25c.
COTTON YARN-Market firm with.
out change from last week
CARBON OIL-Has still further ad
vanoed, and may now bc quoted at 3Oe
and charge for barrel.
EGGS-Dull and in good supply fresh
quoted at 22c.
FLOUR--Market dull; with a down.
ward tendency, We quote superfue 500;
red wheat f,miiy 7 50a7 IS; fancy 10 co.
Rye -four 7 90.
FISH-Mackeral-No. 2 half barrel,
Il 90; No. 3 large, s Is No. 3 medium,
8 90. Lake Herring, half barrel, 75u
500. Labrador Herring, IL so.
FEATHERS-Live geese feathers
quoted at SOC, and the usual advance in
a retail way.
GINSENG-75c per pound.
GRAIN-There is no improve ment to
note ir the demand for wheat and prices
are nominally unchanged at IS for No.
l white. Corn, 65a7Oc buying; 70aS0o
selling. Oats, dull and unchanged at Goa
Csc Rye, e,steaoy at 25al 35. Barley in
better demand at l S0al 80.
HAY-Baled hay dull and unchanged
ed; looss sells at 20 OOa25 90 for good
quality.
LARD OIL-Firm at IS.
MOLASSES-Unchauged at S0aS5c
for New Orleans; 75c for Porto Rico; S0a
90c for Baltimore syrup; 65a7Oc for New
York do.
PROVISIONS-Bacon firm. and pri-
ces tending upward; shoulders, 154al6c.
clear rib sides, Isle, clear sides 19c su,
Soi CuIou MANS, GoaSl'I H0So Poi of W.
POTATOES--Dull, with small sales
in store at 90ca1 90 per bushel.
RfCE-Ransoon 10tc; Carolina 1l3c.
SUGAR--Porto Rico 14Aa16c; Cuba
13aa14c; refined hard Zoe; A coffee 19c;
b do Isle; c do 1Sc.
SUDA-Bi-carbonate soda, 7a71c; sal
soda &c; soda in papers l0c.
STARCH-Fox's, Sc; Glen Cove, l34c
Maizena,, 134c.
SALT-Dairy, 8 Is; Ohio River,
Ga.
SEED-Tiuothy.3 Is; clover, 10 25.
SOAP-Family, 6tc; German, &c; Eas
tern family, lOal3c.
SHOT AND LEAD--Bar lead, 12sc;
Shot. 3 "a per bag.
TEA-Guupowder tea, 40a1 Is
Young Hysou, 4Oal co. Black. Coca
TOBACCO-Navy, 7oa72c dark 10:
and Is, 7Oa72c; bright IS and los, Soc
fig lump, 10; Garrett's Snuff, 7Sc; Gar,
rett's Snuff in boxes. 8 so.
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Sale of Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
" 1869, at l o'clock P. NJ, on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder the follow.
ing real estate, as the property of Philip
Twaddle, decd, to wit: Southwest quarter oi
southeast quarter of section thirteen township
four range Ave. containing forty acres; also
southwest euertct Of northwest quarter same
section township and range, containing forty
acres; slso, southeast quarter OF southwest
quarter same section township and range
containing forty acrss-ir all one hundred
and twenty acras, more or less. Subject to
dover OF Mary Twaddle.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third in hand, one
third in one year, one:third in two years
deferred payments to bear interest from day
of sale, aud to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned. HUGH b. HILL.
AdMr of the estate of Philip Twaddle, decd
feb9w5.
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2. Each township shall be entitled to
pna ,pa,,, ln,

2. Each township shall be entitled to
one member
3. Ten members shall constitute a
quorum for the transaction of business.
4. A member may appoint proxy to
serve for him at a meeting of the Com
mittee, or, on his failure to do so, the
Democracy of his township may appoint
such proxy; but the Committee shall
have no authority to fill vacancies in its
own body except in cases Of officers of
the Committee.
5. The Secretary shall procurea suita-
BILE book and keep therein record of the
transactions of the Committee, and hand
the same over to his successor.
On motion, the Chairman was instruc-
ted to appoint an Executive Committee
of three, to serve for the ensuing year.
The Chairman thereupon appointed J.
o. Amos, Henry r. West and Michael
Hoelller said Committee.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
JERE. WILLIAMS, Chm.
JOHN S. HOLIDAY, Sec.
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February 19.
FLOUR-Unsettled and dull; sales
of family at Z 90 7 Is.
WHEAT-Unsettled and lower; sales
of red winter at 4Sal so; choice sold
at J 3d.
CORN-Closed firmer; sales at 63a
64c for ear.
RYE Advanced to l 45, owing to
the light supply.
OATS-Firm at 67a6Sc for No. l and
69a7Oc for choice.
BARLEY-Unchanged'
COTTON-Dull; no demand and
nominal; middling can be bought at
27c.
WHISKY-Declined to 93c; market
dull and not much demand.
TOBACCO-In fair demand sales of
140 hhds lugs at 10a10 90; leaf at
II 2Oa27 so.
MESS PORK-Unsettled; sales of
200 barrels city at 80 90, though it was
not offered to any extent at less than
80 so.
LARD-Dull, dropping and nominal
ly unchanged.
BACON-Neglected and no demand !;
no accurate quotations can be given,
holders asking 13a15c.
BULK MEATS-Neglected and no
demand.
BUTTER-Firm and in good de-
mand at 33a37c.
EGGS-In good supply and dull at
1Sa19c.
OILS-Linseed dull at / 06a1 o.
Lard firm at l Goal 70. Petroleum 20a
3Sc for refined
| SUGAR-Active and prices Ia4c
higher; sales of 240 hhds raw and 396
barrels refined; sales at l7ia1Sac fol-
soft and 19la20c for hard.
MOLASSES-Active; sales of New
Orleans at S0aS5c
COFFEE-Firm at 20a25c; sales o1
$50 bags of Rio within the range.
! GOLD-l33I buvinp.
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MaEazine CONFEDERATION.

With the April issue for 1869, The
Land We Lore; and The New Eclectic
Magazine will be united. General d. H.
HiLL will be one of the Editors of the
consolidated Magazine.
= Terms: -Four dollars per annum in
advance. Address TURNBULL Il MUIR
poCH, "a Lexington st. Baltimore.
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New York Money Market.

February 10.
MONEY-The market has become
extremely easy rate on call declined
from Z to 4a5 per cent among stock bro
market loans are made as low as 2 per
cent
STERLING-Active, the decline in
gold having stimulated free purchases
on the part of importers
GOLD-Lower; opened at 1888 and
closed at l33Ja133s.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strone
Coupons of 81, ll3sal1S4; do '62, 114s
a1144; do '64, 111all1t; do '65, 1l23a
l12s; do new, 1104al1Os; do '67, 11o4s
ll0s; do '6S, l1O4all0a; 1o40s, 109{s
1904.
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Proceedings of the Democratic
Central Committee of Monroe
County,

Proceedings of the Democratic
Central Committee of Monroe
County.
A meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee of Monroe County was held
at Woodsfeld. o., Feb. Is, 1869, pursu-
ant to notice.
The Committee was organized BY elect
ing Jere Williams Chairman, and John
S. Holiday Secretary.
The following regularly appointed
delegates were in attendance:
Center-Jere. Williams.
Franklin-Wm. Milligan.
Green-J. S. Holiday.
Malaga-Barnet Mann.
Ohio-Christian Cehrs.
Summit-John Dougherty.
Sunsbury-Adam Arnold. ..s
Switzerland-E. G. Blattler.
Washington-James Watson.
The following vacancies were filled:
Adams (by proxy)-W. S. Wiley.
Jackson-Wm. Hathorn.
Perry-Wm. Dougherty.
Salem-J. T. Morrill,. ..
Wayne-Crawford Cronin.
Lee-Geo. Caldwell.
A motion was made that a Convention
for the nomination of county offices be
held on the delegate system.
The vote upon this was tie, where
upon the Chairman decided the motion
lost.
John Smith was admitted as dele
gate from Bethel TIP.
A motion was made that primary
election for the nomination of county
officers be held on the popular vote sys-
TEN.
The motion was carried by vote of s
to 7.
On motion, it was
Resolued, That said primary election
be held on the first Saturday in Septem-
Der next--that the polls be opened at 1C
o'clock A. M. and closed at o'clock P
NJ. of said day.
On motion,
Resolred, That Convention compos,
ed of the return judges of said primary
election be held at Woodsfeld on the
Monday succeeding said primary elec.
ton, to canvass the votes and declare the
result thereof
Resolued, That no voter at said pri,
mary election be allowed to vote in any
other township than that in which he re,
sides.
The following named delegates to the
State Convention were appointed:
VIM. Workman, George Sheetz, VIM
Dougherty, T. S. Fowler, T. G. Allen
J. o. Amos, j. r. Morris.
And the following alternates:
S. A. Morgan, Albert Pearson, Ellie
Headley, w. S. Wiley, Jere. Williams, D.
Fankbouser, w. H. Rutter, H. r. West
On motion, the following rules were
adopted for the government of the Cen,
trail Committee of this county:
l. The official term of members of the
Democratic Central Committee Of Mon,
roe County shall commence on the first
day of January succeeding their election
or appointment, and shall continue fol
one year.
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TH1xKs.-To WILLrAM WORKMAN
Esq, and Mr., SILAs HEADLrY, of Suns
bury township, for a club of sixteen
subscribers. A
Our club agents in everv township are
having excellent success. The Spirit is
alive paper, hence the anxiety Of citizens
% raise and join clubs. Our club rates
are, Is copies and over 81 so each and
one copy to agent; clubs of ten, each
11 Is; single subscribers, 81.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

HIn the cases of Ohio VS.. JACOB
Rosr and JACOB SCHNEIDER, charged with
vioiating the law regulating the sale ot
ardent spirits, the Grand Jury found nc
bills. The Grand Jury, no doubt, thought
the persecution was through malice and
hatred, rather than desire to benefit the
community.
Those gentlemen who indorsed fol
epsz Fill now have the exquisite pleas
ure Of stepping up to the Captains office
snd settling their bills. Right!
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
-CUI ufI 10
BRIGHTON PENS


The receipts f,'r the week have been
l:l2o Cattle, 1865 Sheep, and 1900
Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts being
about equal to the demand the market
has ruled firm. The Quality of stock
was fair and about all were sold. At the
close the butchers were principle buyers
though u few were taken by shippers
We quote sales; Butchers Cattle. com
mon 4aisc, fair 4ia51c, prime to choice
5ia6ac, shipping Gaa7tc gross.
SHkEP--The supply being in excess
of the demand the market is very dull
and prices are not SO good. Sales range
from 81 to / lc for corucr and Al to 3 Ic
for good
HOGS-The receipts are fair bu. the
market the last few days has been dull
and prices are hardly as good as they
were. Sales range from 10 to lie for
common and III to l2!c c for gocd--a few
extra at l2Io
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards siuce
Friday, the 18th inst, from all sources,
have been $50 Cattle. $40 Hogs, 250
Sheep, f20 Males and so Horses. We
quote prices as follows:
BEEF CATTLEThe receipts have
hardly been equal to the demand, and th c
market rules steady and firm at prices
from 10 to l5c per hundred higher than
our last quotations. Common ST 35a4
50, medium 5 25a5 Is, prime 5 Seas IS,
extra shipping Cattle 7a7 rs per 100 lbs
gross.
SHEEP-Tbe receipts still continue
about equal to the demand. which, has
been hight, and prices, rule at our pre
vious quotations, from sc to 5 so per
GENITAL for common to prime lots
HOGs-The receipts have been light,
and the butchers being we'll supplied
from last week, and no demand from
shippers and specu!stors, the market
rules dull at the close. Light 1Oa1O rs.
medium, l!all Is, prime butchers Hogs
I2aI2 25 per 100 lbs gross.
MULES-About 100 head remain
over unsod. Prices remain the same,
Market firm.
HORSES--Demaud for poor quality
of Horses good, and all sold on arrival.
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Especial to the Wheeling Register.
Baltimore Cattle Market.
February lS.
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
The beeves offerings to day amount to
about twelve hundred head. The market
is very dull, at about the prices o: last
week except good and extra which are q
shade higher.
SHEEP.
The supply is fully equal to the de.
mand and the market dull at a slight
decline from the rates of last week. Pri
ces to-day are ranging at FIVE to six cents
per pound gross.
HOGS.
The arrivals are in excess of the de-
mand and prices have declined fifty to
seventy Eve cents per hundred pounds
during the week, ranging to-day at sew
cpteen cents per pound net.
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River Farm tor Sale.

UIHE subscriber offers for sa,e on reasona-
| terms, the farm on which he resides lying
on the River two miles below Ciatington, Ohio,
containing
TW o NDRED AC R E S ?
About one half of said land is ffrstrate River
Bottom Corn Land, The upland part is good
timber. There is a frstrate new frame house
with otter buildings, and a young orchard
200 apple trees.~ Possession given at any
time.
For further particulars call on the sub.
scriber on the premises.
f.bow4. VACHEL GAMBLE.
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JOHN w. UKsON,

Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
And Dealer in General Produce,
CLAKINGToN, MONROE COUNTY, ONO.
WITH large and safe Warehouse, at the
w Steamboat Landing Inow invite the
attention of my Friends, Shippers, Merchants,
and the Trade generally. to my complete ar
raugements for the transaction of Forward
ing and Commission Business. All Goods.
Tobacco or produce, consigned to me, will
be either forwarded to destination with
promptness and dispatch, or STORED, if re-
quired, under the very lowest charges for
Commission.
The utmost care will be exercised to keep
Packages in tho best order and protected
against the weather, and shall faithfully exc
cute the orders Of my patrons to their entire
satisfaction.
Soliciting your future patronage, beg leave
to assure you that my efforts to serve You
shall ever be characterized by energy prompt.
ness and fidelity. JOHN W. JACKSON.
N. B.-James Shriver has nothing to do
with my Warehouse. lam attending to all
business connected with it personally. AL
Warehouse charges due are payable to me ol
my order. JOHN w. JAChSoN.
ian26w4.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

February 10.
The cattle market was rather dull this
week, but prices were higher. About
1000 head sold at 1O!allc for extra Penn
syl1ania and Western steers: 12c for a
few choice; 9a1Oc for fair to good, and
Case per pound gross for, common as to
quality.
COWS-Were unchanged; 200 head
sold at 45 0Oa65 90 for springers, and
80 U0aS0 90 per head for cow and calf.
SHEEP-Were in fair demand at..full
prices; 5000 head sold at 64a7c per pound
gross, as to condition.
HOGS--Were in demand at an ad.
vance of 90 per 100 pounds; 5000 head
sold al the different yards at is GOALS so
per 100 pounds net.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

g The proposition ofGeneral Butler,
calling upon the Controller ofthe Curreu-
cy to know by what authority bonds
bearing interest payable in greenbacks
were being substituted for bonds bearing
gold interest by the National Banks, as
a basis for their circulation, has been an
swered by the Controller, who says it is
in accordance with an express law OF
Congress. Pending the inquiry the Con-
troller stopped the exchange, and will
not resume until the committee who have
charge of the matter have reported to the
House.
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Allegheny live Stock Market.

February 10.
CATTLE-The market to. day ruled
dull and apparently neglected, but we
cannot report any material change in
prices compared with that one week ago.
The supply was less than last week, some
600 head, but aside from butchers there
was no demand, and butchers took hold
very sparingly, and the light number off
cred was fully up to the demand. We
quote prime to extra butchers stock at
S00aS so per hundred; fair to medium at
7 90 Z so, and stockers at 5 5Oa6 25 per
hundred.
SHEEP-Ths supply was light, only
numbering some 500 head, and in conse
quence they were held higher, notwith
standing there was but moderate de-
mand. FAR to prime sold at 5 00a6 90;
and extra at 6 0Oa700. There was one
drove Of fancy sheep averaging flO lbs.
which were disposed Of at 8 90 per 100
lbs.
HOGS--Market ruled dull and shade
lower than last week & The offerings
were light and taken by our butchers in
retail way at II 00al4 90 per 100 lbs,
as to quality.
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Attachment.

Elisha Smith, plaintiff, Before VIM. j..
VS. Crawford, j. P of
Andrew @. Knowlton, ,dof't J Washington town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 18th day of
january. A. D. 1869, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action for the sum of
SIC 81, and probable costs $50. Said case is
set for trial March %, 1869. at o'clock P NJ
febl6w3. ELISHA SMITH.
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Special Session OF the County
Commissioners.

The Board met in special session on
Monday, the 10Th inst Present, F. A.
Lamping, William Workman and Isaac
Bernhard
Daniel Conger was awarded the con.
tract for flooring one room and the hall
in the Jail
Jacob Burgbacher was awarded the
contract for making two cases for Audi
tors and Clerks Offices.
George H. Davenport was paid ST. IS
for III months rent of Probate Office.
P. Schumacher was paid SO % for
stationery furnished county offices.
After attending to other miscellaneous
business the Board adjourned.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

.nHWe have in our possession COM
munication from A TAX PAYER, which
reflects very severely upon the Infrmary
Directors for their action relating to the
rs-appointment Of Mr.. Fisher to the po-
sition of Superintendent Of the Infirma-
ry.s While we think better selection
could, have been made, we decline pub
fishing the communication at present.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

@This is the last number of volume
twenty live. Next week the first number
Of the new volume will appear. The
large additions to our subscription list
since We enlarged the Spirit cenvinces
us that the Democracy of Monroe ap-
pfeciate enterprise and live newspaper.
We viii strive to make the Spirit one of
the best family papers in the State, and
intend to succeed.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cdres

Will also be found invaluable In all cxses Of
Diarrhea, Dyssn,eyy, Collie. summer Com.
plants, Gripping, aud in fact every disordersd
condition Of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every
where at 81 per hottie, or by application 10
T. 6 CLARK &, Co,
tr2IlY soc Proriietcrs. New ivsn, y.
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The Public Domain.

Commissioner Wilson, of the General
Land Office, has just received returns
showing disposal of 4O,951 acres OF
the public domain during the past month
at the following local offices: st. Paul,
Mimi, 16,031 acres; Winnebago City,
Minn., 1850 acres; La Crosse, Wis.
3,493 acres; Ironton, Mo. 7,19S acres
Lincoln, Neb., 11,S79 acres. The great
er portion of the land was taken for
actual residence anc cultivation under
the Homestead law.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

~An interesting letter from DR.. -.
d. O'CoNNoR, formerly a resident of
Darlington, this county, will be found in
this issue. The DR.. represented "Old
Monroe" with credit, two sessions in
heaOhio Senate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

''s HJoHS SrRAGuE and JOHN McDou-
GALL, charged with robbing the store Of
THOMAS TArLoR, in Adams township,
were indicted by the Grand Jury last
week. Their trials were set for to-day,
~Tuesdav
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Last Will
~ and Testament of Michael Hess, late of
Monroe County, Ohio deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June 1867, and that a duly certi-
fled copy thereof was admitted to Record in
my office on the 18th day of May 1868, and
recorded therein. W. T. SINCLAIR,
feb23w3. Probate Judge, NJ G. o.
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Ordinance.

DE it ordained by the Town Council OF the
ID Incorporated Village of Darlington, That
the aforesaid Council join and cooperate with
the Trustees of Salem township,county of Mon.
roe and State of Ohio, and purchase piece Of
ground for cemetery purposes, to be in common
to both said township and incorporated villag,
of Clarington. MARTIN TROY, Mayor.
J. W. FAR iIER, Recorder.
JSo MEssERLEY,
j. RoMER,
w. BRAGCE, Council.
4 Ross,
X. COLLINS, fsblS%.
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p@ The attention of our readers is di.
rected NO the advertisement Of Co.'s
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another part Of this
paper.
This truly Valuable Medicine is re.
commended by all whouse it. Read the
certificates.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM

This long tried and popular Remedy "
again called to the attention OF the pue',J,
AS often as the year, rolls arOunl, ths pre-
prietors annually make their bow to the peo.
pie, and remind them that AM 'n1st the
many things required fos the health ssn-
fort and sustenapce Of ta5 family through
the long and tedious months Of winter. C0~
Cough Balsam shoaii not We forgotten. For
years it has bsen a household ,nso34cfs.e
moth-rs anxioss for the safety OF thar oira
dren, and all VINO su!fer from auy d'ssaSt Of
the thro.t. chest and lungs, cannot ai1r's ~
be without it. In addition TO the ordinary
four ounce so long n the market, We noS
furnish our ma,u,noth family siz' l'uitiss,
which will in common with the other size,
be found af all Drug Stores.