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From the ST. Clairsville Gazette, 10th inst
Another Murder i'm Belmont Co

Our community was startled on Tues
day last by the announcement that an
other murder had been committed in
kirkwood township. 1t seems that Mr..
Joseph Ferrell, who was raised in the
neighborhood of HarrisviIle, where he
has three brothers, was on visit to his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Grafton Bernard, in
Guernsey County, and accompanied by
him visited Hendrysburg on Monday,
31st ult.. Ferrell was about 81 years of
age. They had been drinking some du-
ring the afternoon, and about s o'clock
in the evening, accompanied by another
friend, visited the grocery and saloon of
MIR. Henry Yaus, and called for wine
Mr.. Yaus, was not at home, and they
were waited upon by Mrs. Yaus. Some
alteration took place about the price of
it. That being drank they called for
more, which was furnished. Mrs. Yaus,
thinking that there would be trouble,
sent for her husband, who was at the
store of Mr.. Arick On his arrival they
were asking for one more glass for Fer
rell, his brother-in-law. Bernard, had
drank part of his last glass while at the
door talking with friend. Yaus refused
to give them any more, and requested
them to leave as he wished to shut up, it
then being 9 o'clock. They refused to
leave until they should get the wine
which he told them they could not get.
Ferrell then commenced moving towards
Yaus, and Yaus backing out towards his
back room, telling him to keep off, that
he knew what they came there for; and
as Ferrell laid his hands on the back of
a chair, Yaus fired and shot him, the ball
taking effect in the left side, two inches
below the naval, and coming out at the
lower end of the right hip. Yaus was
brought to jail, and Ferrell died on
Wednesday night. Court being in ses-
sion a special Grand Jury was summon
ed, and a true bill found for murder in
the second degree. Yaus entered into
bonds in the sum of $4,000, for his ap.
appearance at the next term of Court
This is the third murder trial now pend.
ing in our Court-one, however, was
brought from Guernsey County, which is
now in progress Of trial.
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From the Register.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

June 10.
There has not been great deal Of ac-
tivity in our market during the past week.
The general tendency Of prices is down
ward. We quote:
GRAIN-The wheat market contin
ued dull aud prices ruled at GOAL 20 for
red and l 25a1 30 for No, white.
Corn is plenty and held at 65a7Oc Oats
are scarce aud demand moderate at Goa
65c. Rye at GOAL O5. Barley nomin-
al. y ta'Ei3f! a4sr ..r-l7sl sfz IS f-
HAYS beld at is OOa23 90 per
GROCERIES--Cotfee-Rio, 24a26c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refined ST.
gars firm; good to choice New Orleans
14i15c; Porto Rico 131al4lc; Cuba 125a
l4c; Deluarara l6al7e; Crushed l7!alSc;
A coffee 164, B coffee 16lc: q extra
16c, G coffee l5tc. Molasses-New Or
leans S0aS5c, Porto Rico 75c, Baltimore
Syrup 75aS0c; New York do. S0a9Oc;
Choice Syrup GOAL 10
Pk0ViSlONS-We quote mess pork
at 81 O0a33 90, shoulders l4!c, clear rib
sides 174c, clear sides Io4c, sugar cured
hams zoe, d. caavassed 2lc, family hams
1876. Lard 1920, "
POTATOES-Aiurkat, dull. sales at
50a60c
BEANS-Plcnty. Sales of white at
2 5O.3 90.
FLOUR-Malket less steady and
prices declined on best brands. Red
wheat is held at 25a6 80; fancy at 7
75as o0a9 90; supertine at 5oa5 0o. Rye
Flour 6 co.
BUTTER-Sold at 1sa20c with fair
supply. ?.
SALT-Dairy 8 Is: Ohio River 8 %
a3 80. g. -
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 25al 75;
Young Hvson teal '2oal so; Black tea
OOcaJ 70 90
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and IS, 65a70c; bright Is and
los, 75asOc; 6g lump, 70asOc; CARROTS
Snuff, 7sc; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes, s so
FISH-Firm and steady. Mackerel
No. 2 half barrels 10 so; No. 3 medium
Z rs; No 3 large 8 25. Lake herring
half barrels 25; white fish 9 %; La
brador herring at II 90. ,, -
CARBON OIL-Act:ve at 2Sa30c pei
gallon and charge Cor package. as
EGGS-We quote fresh at 10.
IRON AND NAILS-The demand fol
nails is fair and prices without change
Iron is not as active as at previous quota
tions. The following are the ruling rates
Flat bar 344a444c, according to width ane
thickness; horse shoe 54c; heavy bant
4la54c hoop and light band, 6 to 8 inch
5a9t; !. round and square 34a7ac: ova
iron 44a5c; half oval and half round 4;
a54c; Hat rail, punched and counter-suni
44c; L rail 44a4ac; T rail spikes 6!c
nails, brads and fencing, l0to God, A 20
8 and 9d4 so; 6 and IDA 75; 4 and o.
5 90: Sd 5 rs; I'd 7 90; barrel,- incl
to Il inch, o0a7 25; finishing, to
inch, 5 50a9 %; casing, 10 to 30d, 3 90
Sd 5 25; Cd 5 so; 4d 5 rs; fine blue
4d 90, Sd 7 90, I'd s 90; lining nails
/ inch, 8 Is; clinch nails 6 90; cut spike
, so; boat spikes, cut, 5 90; wrougt
8 o0a5 Is. ~s 1stT
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New York Market

= ID - June ,.
2: COTTON-Firmcr; sales of $40 bales
at SIC for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed steady for fresh
ground low grades, with moderate ex-
port demand; dull and heavy for all
other kinds.
WHEAT--Very firm for spring, with
a fair export cemaud at l 43al 439 for
No. 2, and 47al 47a for Mol.
RYE-Dull and heavy at l l5a1 l6
for western. aar -s
OATs-Sseady at s14as2c for western
afoat. -''.r-
CORN Firm at S7a92c for very good
to choice canal, and 93a95c. for railroad.
PORK--Decidedly firmer; sales of 75O
barrels new mess at 81 75a3l 81 and
25O barrels buyer all this month at 80 90.
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Convention to Declare the N0mi-
neeS.

The Return Judges of the 5th of June
Convention met in Woods6eld on the
7th inst, declared the nominees and
adopted the resolutions published be-
low: +r Ill
The Convention Of the Return Judges
Of the primary election of the Democ-
racy of Monroe County, declare the fol-
lowing to be the regularly nominated
Democratic ticket of said county:
Senator-JAMEs o. Amos.
Representatice-WILLIAM MiLLIGAN.
PROBATE Judge-W. 7. SINCLAIR.
Pros. AHorney-J P SPRIGGs.
Ifeasurer-WILLIAM READ.
Sherif-GEoRGE CALDWELL.
Commissioner-CHRIsTIAN CEHRs.
Inf Director.-STEPHEN DouGHERTY
Coroner-JoHN MuHLEMAN.
RESOLVED, That JAMES 0. AMOS having
received majority of the votes polled
for Senator at said primary election, the
entire vote of said county be cast fol
him in the Senatorial Convention.
ResolUed, That we will use all honor
able means to secure the largest attaina
BILE majority for the ticket this day de
clared nominated. ...l ......
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Philadelphia Cattle Mark CT.

sJuuc i.
The cattle market was moderately ac-
tive this week, and prices were rather
frmer. About 1909 head arrived and
sold at 9Aa1Oc for extra Pennsylvania
aud Western steers; 1O4c for few choice
71a9c for fair to good, and 5a7c per pound
for common, as to quality.
COWS-Wers unchanged; $50 head
sold at 40 OOa6O 90 for springers. and
40 00a75 90 per head for COW and calf.
SHEEP-Were lower; 10000 head
sold at the Park and Avenue drove yards
at 4!a6!c per pound, gross, as 70 condi,
ton. - tsz--....rs
HOGS-Were dull and lower; $500
head sold at the different yards at II 20
sl2 so for slop. and II 50a13 90 for
corn.fed, and 13 25 per 100 lbs net for
extra.
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GOES COUGH BALsiM


This long tried and popular Remedy 10
again called to the attention Of the pusfis.
As often a. the year, rolls Aroand, the pse-
pristors annually make their bow 10 the pss-
pie, and mind them that amongst ths
many things fsquiraJ for the health. CON.
fort and sustsnancs Of the family throuyn
the long and tedious months OF winter, Gees
Cough Baissm Should n,t ~ f,rsottsl. Fdts
years it hiss been fod,ed III n.e'iiyius-an
mothers anxious tor tn. safety OF their oltii :
d'en. and I'll vino suffer trora aav Diseases NJ
the throat. chest aud lduss, caunH aifori 10
he without il. In aiiitiou to tic erdinaev
four onncs so long in the market, We nr~
iuruish our msmmotb family siz. hettis~;
which will, in 'con@on With the ether afas.
se ieund at ali Uray S.yrsi.
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chicago Market.
JUNG y.
fLOUR-Dull at 3. 00AG00 for spring

'uuC -
FLUUR-Dull at . 00AG0o for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Activc and 6rmer; No
HAZE higher; No. . advanced l4a2lc;
sales of No. | at l2inl II; No. a.
l0al / l.. closing at l llal 1l4 cash
and | loI seller this month This after.
noon M. 2 Irregular; sales at lO4a1
1O3 seller June.
CORN-In fair demand; No. 2 neg
lected, advanced la3r; No. | steady; sales
at Gle; No. 9 at 573a5S4c; rejected at
5la52e; no grade at 42c; closing ut g. lc
for No. 3; No. So; sales No. . since
Change at 5S4c.
OATS1Quic: and firmer and taa c
higher; sales of No. l at 59fa60c; re-
jocted at 5ia54ir; closing at Coo for
No. =.
RYE-Quiet at 96a9Sc for No. =; clos
ing at inside rate. ...
BARLEf-Dull and nominal ct 45
al so for No. in store. 1-..f -
CATTLE-Dull ut 40a5 IS for
cows and light steers; 4 37la4 80 for
fair to medium ard Z 00a7 G5 for good
to extr. choice beeves r..
HOGS--Dull and l5a25c lower at 8
5Oa9 90 for fair to good and Q 25 for
choice TO prime. @
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Baltimore Cattle Market
June 10

BEEVES-The offerings of cattle to-
day amount to about eight hundred head
The market is active but prices are shade
lower than last week.
SHEEP-The market continues very
dull at decline of fully. one-fourth of a
cent per pound; the sales ranging chiefly
at from four to four and one fourth cents
per pound gross for Sheep, and Lambs at
from two to four dollars per head.
HOGS--The offerings are large and
sales tolerably large, but prices are TWEEN
ty-ive cents per one hundred pounds low,
er, ranging to-day at twelve to thirteen
aad one fourth cents per pound net fol
fair t, COOL Hogs.
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Special Uotitts.


THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having sutferei several years with
a severe lung affection, ant that dread dis
ease, Copsumptinn--;s anxious TO make
known to his fsllow-sulivrers the means OF
cure.5
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used (tree of chargs.) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sURB CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, eto. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-.
scription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which ha conceivss to be invslu.
able; and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy. a. it will coat them nothing, and
may prove blessing. E.E
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New York.
ma25ly.
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GAUDINEss OF DRESS the
philosopher Of solitude, descantiag on
human beauty, saws it gains little by
gaudiness ofattire, and adds: "Home
Illness and deformity lose much. Lysan-
der knew this in part true, and refused
the rich garments that the tyrant Diony-
sius protfered to his daughters, saying
that they were fit only to make unhappy
faces more remarkable"
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From the Barnesville Enterprise. I

DIeD.-Young Ferrell, who was shot
by Henry Iaus, at Hendrysburgh, last
week, died on Thursday. Yaus has been
indicted for murderin the second degree,
and has been release on $1,000 bail. 4 :
PERsoNAL.-We had pleasant call
this week from Lieut.. James B. Mackall,
of the Engineer Corps, who is home on
sick leave We are glad to learn that he
is recovering from rather severe lung
affection.
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Can we have an answer
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ESWe regret to announce that Mrs.
Dr. ii. West, one day last week, while
driving out, accompanied by her mother,
the horse took fright at q pair of oxen on
the road, ran of and threw them both
out, breaking the arm Of Mrs West, but
not otherwise materially injuring either
OF them. We are pleased to learn that
she is getting along with her broken arm
very comfortably.-4St. Clairsrile Ga
zette, 10Th INST. sze rerA -. T
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.EEOur advice to the Radicals in this
county is for them to vote the entire
Democratic ticket at the October cleo
ton; by SO doing they will cause others
to believe that they do really prefer a
policy of peace and prosperity to that of
anarchy and ruin, caused by Radicalism,
now stalking boldly over the country.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House.
Auditor, S. GRIMsHAw; Office in the Court
House.
Treasurer, DANIEL NEuHART: office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court JBRE. WILLIAMS; Office at W.
T. Morris residence.
Prosecuting Attorney. j. P, spRIGGs, office
mp stairs in Bloomer House.
e Recorder. D.. O'CoSSoR; Office in the Cour,
House.
Sheriff, JOSEPH MYERS; Office with Clerk.
Commissioners-IsAAC BERNHARD, WIZ.
WORKMAN, f. A.LAMPING; office with Auditor
Surveyor, o. S. SLOAN: Pos coffee Stafford.
ln6rmary Directors, WM. READ, STBpHsN
DoueHERTY, JESSE JACKSON. "a .--,-.--
81 Coroner, joHS MUHLKMAs, ESQ; Baresvills,
Monroe county, Ohio. -,--... .i--.-
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EEThe Democratic State Convention
meets at Columbus, on Wednesday,, the
7th day Of July. This county is entitled
to eight delegates, as follows:
e +, VIM. Workman, George Sheetz, VIM.
Dougherty, 7. S. Fowler, I. G. Allen,
j. O. Amos, j. r. Morris.
q Alternates: IS. A. Morgan, Albert
Pearson, Etel Headley, j. t. Morrill,,
Jere. Williams, d. Fankhouser, W. H
Rutter, III R, West.
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The New RADICAL ORGAN.-We learn
that the Press for the new Radical paper
has arrived, and the other material or
dered. This bit of news the Times con-
tlnues to keep from its readers. 1t hurts
so.-Guernsey. Jefersoaiaa,
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Subscribers

Who fnd. an X after their names willu
derstand Athat' the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if mo response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tions, and their names will be erased.
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EyA At the late session of the Com
missioners copper Rooster measuring
three feet in heighth was ordered for the
tower of the Court House. .saaf. .
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Democratic Contra, Comm,ttee.

The following is the Democratic
County Central Committee for the ensu-
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: Cincinnati Five Stock Market.
.ts June 10,
BRIGHTON PENS.


cattle offered was about up to the average
of the receipts for several weeks past. We
quote common 81 50a5 fair 5 25a5 Is good
GAG 25 and prime 6 50a6 IS per GENITAL
gross. Shippin cattle sold at 6 75a 7 20.
SHEEP-The market was nearly bare,
though no advance was obtained. All
offering sold at 2 50a4 % per GENITAL gross
Lambs sell at l 5ca2 per head.
HOGS-The demand continues fail
fully up to the receipts, and we have
to report very firm market, though we
can not make any change in quotations.
We quote those weighing $50 to 200 lbs,
SaS SO; 200 to 240 lbs, 5 Is to 9; 24O to
800 lbs. 9 25a9 so per GENITAL gross
Some slop hogs sold at to 9. .F.s.'
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since Mon.
day, 7th instant, from all sources, have
been 22o cattle. 500 sheep, and 1925
hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-The, receipts have
been fair, and the demand being good
our previous quotations have been fully
sustained. Common to prime butchers
stuff, 4 5Oa6 Is; shipping cattle, Tai sc
per 100 lbs. gross.
SHEEP-The market has been steady
and firm, receipts about equal to the de.
mand, and prices range from2 5Oa4 pei
GENITAL for common to prime, Lambs, from
l 50a2 80 per head.
HOGS-The receipts were very light
the first of the week, but good many
came in yesterday and, the demand be.
ing good, all were sold, prices advancing
25c. per 100 lbs. Market firm at the
close; they range from 81 to 9!c; extra
heavy butchers hogs, 92c. per 100 lbs
gross.
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?. s g H Ut M a Q HER

P S G Ell u M a 9 HE r
Would inform his customers, and the
the citizens. of Weodsfeld and vicinity,
that he has resumed Baking at the old
stand. He also has just received large
stock # Fancy and Heavy Groceries,
Notions, and everything in his line
Best White Wheat Flour Ford's man.
ufacture delivered anywhere in town for
SS 90 per barrel. -
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EE-Notice the Hotel advertisement of
Mr.. JOIN SEABAuGH, Lewisyille JOHN
knows how to keep a hotel. Try him.
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Woods. majority, 6S6
WOOD was the Radical nominee and
oKEY, Democrat, ran as an Independent
candidate. & 2Er 4vf-g 4 ,farrai r
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RIn different parts of town the
board walks are sadly out of repair
Whose business is it to repair them2 q
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Guardian of the heirs of Hexekiah 4il.
jel5td. =
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WAt1 the present writing it is
thought the Radicals will not nominate
q ticket in Monroe County this year. d
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ca EEThe editor of the GAINESVILLE Times
is mistaken. That editor was not t'sin a
fluid state y l aT s1Esa lesaieE ls
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HThe largest vote polled at the 9th
of June Convention was 2,623 for the
four candidates for Commissioner
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/, CIgB RATES For clubs of / 0. subscri-
bers, and over that number 81 so each ;
single subscribers So ! six months ST.
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~M Mr.. WILLIAM HILL, Democrat, has
been removed from the ,Postoffice at
Beallsville. GRANT with MOORE to leg
for him is reeonstructing Monroe Coun
ty Postofices! That's the full extent Of
their capacity. a
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R Tax payers, save the per cent.
penalty by paying your taxes before the
Goth inst; sa 4.-ei.ss9 ~ s. sf.r.q
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EENot long since the National Store
at, Miltoasburg received S109 worth of
trade against 8 o'clock in the morning
That business. q rz.a ssssizz qszE
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wDr. j. RuPP, Switzerland town
ship has well eighty STA. feet deep.
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rEFThe roads are being worked and
greatly improved throughout the county,
this summer rs .23
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Election of District Assessors.

THE Commissioners at the June session 1869,
l. decided that e,ch townIhi2 If the county
be a District Tor tho purpose Of electiny an As
SCISSOR of real property within esch District
The qualified electors of this county WILL at
the October election, 1869, baing the second
Tuesday, October IL; 1869, proceed to cloct a
qualified elector as Assessor Of real property in
each District or township. The judges of cleo.
ton shall keep separate poll-book for the
election Of said Assessors; and the returns
thereof shall be made sto the County Auditor
who, with the Clerk of the Court of Comm III
Pleas shall opon the same and declare tho result;
and the Auditor shall, within ten days after
opening such returns give notice to each Of the
persons elected of his election.
By order Of tho Commits ,iouer.
.-te SAM'L GRIMSHAW.
..-y.- .,.-s,s.:, Auditor, NJ G, D.
June Is. 1889.
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ARRIVAL AND DEpARrURE OF MAILS TO

AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
Barnesville, which now includes Beallsvile
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
r. NJ. Leave each morning at 9 M.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at z a. m. 4 =
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at I Am.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at q. m. 81 -s
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AhA1hEMAIlCAL iROBLEM "A lrlenQ
sends us the following problem:
-Four men, respectively, worth $1,000
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000, arc required
to pay fine Of $1,000. Divide inverse
ly, so that the one worth most may pay
least, and the one worth least may pay
most. Required the answer and analy-
sis.
Can we have an answer?
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w Notice the advertisements by Au
ditor GRIMsHAw in this issue. @
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EEWool is selling, in the different
markets at from 40 to so cents per
pound. ee 'a5 '2.is4o .sssst 80, g .-..asa
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ROur, club agents will please for.
ward their lists of subscribers, to the
esprit" as soon as made upaziea a15t
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HMr. JOHN HALL has been appoint
edMarshal cice WILLIAM DAVIS. @
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HIs it true that woul1-be promi-
nent Radical of Beallsville this county,
declared that he s'would rather marry a
black Negro woman than lop-eared
Dutch woman ?"
IF true,he should Immediately emigrate
to Niggerdom and marry a wench. The
honest Germans, our best citizens, OF
Monroe, are no worse off on account-of
such slang. @ f..rfe.f
E@. The attention Of our readers is d.
rected to the advertisement Of Co.'s
.DrspEpsIA CURE, in another part Of this
paper. st'.H q
This truly Valuable Medicine is re-
commended By all who use eit. 2sad the
ssrtiheste, iii II ~ sgc
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H Judge SINCLAIR has removed the
Probate Office to the Court House.
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