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cd From the Register.
wheeling .SyheiegaEe MarAct.

wheeling .Wheiegale MaFact.
.v,aao, .- .a.tf s...a Sept. 9
AS we imtimated last week would be
the case, the grain mar ket is unchanged
even under the pressure of heavy receipts
Prices would advance were there pro-
liability of any great foreign demand.
The prices Of what has reached figure
from wa ich it will move but little either
way, or we're meney so plenty that farm
ers could afford to hold for an advance.
We quote: EN-, -.
GRAIN-We quote No l red at l 25a
! 80; No. / white at l 30 | 40.
Corn is in good demand at s5c. Oats
steady sales at 3Sa40c Rye lower sales
80. Barley l Is for spring and %
for fall.
HAYS beld at 16 00a20 90 for bal
ed; loose SO 00a14 90 per ton. .
GROCERIES-Coff Coffee--Rio, ,23a25c for
fair to prime. Sugars--Refiued su-
gars firm; good to choice New Orleans
I4a15c; Porto Rico 13Aal44c; Cuba la
l34c; Denarara 16al7e; Crushed II &c;
A coffee 164, B coffee 164c: G extra
l5cI, c coffee l5c. Molasses-New Or.
leans SOaS5c, Porto Rico 75c, Baltimore
Syrup 75aS5c; New York do. S0a1 OC
Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVlS[0NS-We quote mess pork
at 80 90, shoulders 164c; clear rib sides
l9c, clear sides 19Ic, sugar cured hams
DC family hams 23c, Lard 204c.
POTATOES-Market dull, sales at 81
500.
FLOUR-Market firm and unebang
ed. Red wheat is held at 6 80 fancy
at 7 IS superline at 4 5Oa4 70. Rye
Flour none iu the market.
BUTTER-Took an extraordinary
4 raise and is nOwheld at 30aS5c.
SALT-Dairy 8 Sc Ohio River 81
TEA-Gunpowder tea l GOAL Is
Young Hvson teal 30al 60; Black te;
1 GOAL 25
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c
dark los and Is, 65a7Oc; bright Is an
los, 75a8oc; fg lump, 70aSOc; Garrett
Snuff, 7Sc; Garrett's Snuff, in boxes, s sc
r. FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere
No. 9 half barrels s so; No. medium
T 90; No. large 6 so. Lake herring
half barrels 3 90; white fish s 20; La
brador herring at IL co.
f CARBON OIL-At 2Sc per gallon an
charge Cor package. ...I.t.
EGGS-Scsrcs higher; sales at Is pc
dozeu. d., t-.. s-.
: CHEESE-Market firm and withou
I change. we quote Goshen at lie. fac.,
j. ry at 154al6tc. te.
IRON AND NAILS-The followln
are the ruling rates Flat bar 344a444c, az
= cording to width and thickness, hor>
: shoe 54c; heavy baud 4sa54c hoop an
$ light band, 6 to inch, 5a9t, round an
square 34a74c; oval iron 44a5c; la
oval and half round 4aa54c; fat raj
punched and counter sunk 4 &c; L rail q
a44c; T rail spikes sc; nails, brads an
fencing, 10 to GOD, 4 70; and "a 4 81
: t and I'd rs; 4 and ID 90: Sd 5 Y
:, I'd 7 90, barrel, ! inch to / inch,5
d az 20, finishing, l to , inch, . aVa9 q
: casing, 10 to Sod, 5 90; Sd 3 20; I'd
80, Al 8 Is, fne blued Id 6 co.
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Nav York Money Market.

Sept. ).
MONEY-The market was very ac.
tive at times during the day aud the rate
for call was sharp. at I per cent gold but
but towards 5 p. u. was more accessible
to first class buyers at per cent cur
rencp, r- r. -e,.
DISC0UN TS--Nominal.
STERLIN CA shade frmer With
good demand at l05a10S4
GOLD-tv regular and unsettled; op.
euing at 1851 aud closed 1891, carrying
rates at 2a7 per cent and i-32 10 3-33 per
day.
GOVERNMENT STOCES-Clo.ing
irmer. Coupons Of 81. 120iql2of; do
90 1205sl2l; do '6l. I2Oal20!;do IS,
l21&al2Os; do new, 1i9!all94;do 81,
ll9all9{, do '68, ll9gall9i; lO. 4os,
tl0allOl
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OBsTUA AR Il,

LEwIsvILLE, Monroe Co, O., Sept. 6.
Death has entered our circle and taken
from our midst our mu eh loved friend
MATILDA E. EGGER. We trust to meet
her in fairer and better world where
there is no more sorrow, suffering OF
death. ...tg.. .I.-L.'f- E-a
Our sorrow is greater, owing to the
fact that she early associated herself
with us by ties holier and higher than
those of mere friendship. In the death
of our friend we recognize the hand OF
Him, whose ways are past finding out
who doeth all things well.
j. X. W. Nd. w s
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Isfhis what was Prayed fort

While trade is dull, 'money tight and
produce low, time, is given for reflection
that President Grant is making some
headway in the watering place 'earousals.
1t is said that his dancing, which at first
was very awkward, is giving indications
of improvement. Is this what the
Young MEMS Chistian Associations
throughout the country, on the occasion
of his Inauguration, prayed for? -.
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Legal Notice.

M AIRY WILSON, of the State Of New York,
Nl and ------ Moore, tho son ef John Moore,
deceased, whose Christian name is unknown,
and whose place OF residence is .unknown, will
take notice that on the 10th day OF September,
1855, a.inet Moore, widow of John Moore, de
ceased, filed her petition in tho Court Of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio
demanding dover in the following premises, tc
wit. situate in the county of Monroe and State
Ohio, described as follows: Part OF the west
half of the southeast quarter and part of the
west half Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty township four of range five containing
sovenev-gix acres; that they are required TO an
swer q ID petition, on or before the first day O
November, 4. D. 1869. ,-
- AMOS 6 SPRIGGS,
sep14w6. Att'ys for Petitioner
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FIRE AT ANr1ocH.-On Sunday morn,

FIRE AT ANTIOCH. .-On Sunday morn
ing the 10Th INST, the dwelling of JOHN
SLOAN, in Antioch, formerly occupied
by ]. N. MITCHELL, was destroyed by
fire. About half of the furniture was
saved,
A Dentist who had stopped there the
night before made narrow escape. He
was VI, awakened Ly the fire and heat and
escaped through window to cherry
tree on to the ground, losing s45.in
money, his clothing and Dentistry In
struments.
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Meeting of the Beard OF County
Commissioners.

The Board met on Monday the 9th
inst. Present. A. Lampihg, VIM.
Workman and Isaac Bernhard.
The Board contracted to give $50 to-
wards building bridge in Green town
ship.
Viewers were appointed who, with
County Surveyor, are ordered to meet at
Jacob Imhoof's on Monday, the 2Oth
day of September. Viewers: Peter Tu-
baugh, Isaac Mitchell and James Twi-
mum.
Allowed Isaac Bottenfeld 500 for re-.
moving slip out Of the road near Anti.
och.
The petition of Solomon Spangler
was read and Elijah Mcmahon, B. R.
briggs and Benz Rouse, were appointed
viewers with j. B. Noll, Surveyor, to
meet at Conrad Hartline's On Monday,
September 20, to survey said road as
petitioned for. stEt aslseHEE
Allowed A. Okey s12 is for lumber
and repairing bridge at Ford's dam,
Allowed D. Conger 81 for cleaning
out well in court house yard.
Allowed j. Smith and II. Cline a bal
ance of $3.50 due on road contract i'll
Perry and Washington townships
| Contracted with George P. Tyler for
Campbell's system of indexing
| The Board examined the Duplicate of
delinquent taxes and inserted the names
of parties due tax on Duplicate of 1869.
Allowed j. w. Newcomb and Co, j.
w. Yost and H. R. Vests bills for sta
tionery and blanks and painting and
printing.
The Commissioners and Auditor made
semi-annual settlement with Treasurer
Neuhart and found everything correct
and in excellent order.
The Infrmary Directors, Clerk of the
Court, and Prosecuting Attorneys re-
ports were received and ordered record
ed in the annual report Of the Commis-
sioners to the Court of Common Pleas.
Allowed bills of George Young, Fran
els Dorr, james Patterson, Jacob Burg
baeher, E. L. Barrett and Arberg u Co.
Ordered that the costs in the case OF
OulO VS.. DOTuoil tttlu w IL. CinS0ii'i
amounting to S73, be paid. m uz
Allowed bills of G. McComas and Jas
r. Morris.
i Ordered that $50 collected of circus
at Darlington be paid into the county
: treasury ; and S20.be paid to D. Neuhar
and A. Pierson for expenses. sf
The road petitioned for by VIM
!, Knowlton and others was ordered estab
lished within 20 days, provided no ap
peal is taken. VIM. -Winland was al
, lowed S. damages in consequence of th'
road passing through his land.
ORDERED, That all parties having
contracts for roads, will not be allowel
any further time than the first Monda.
in October. If not completed by tina
time said contracts to be null and void.
ORDERED, That the contractor 70
D erecting the iron fence round the ccur
a house lot is required to have the sam
finished not later than the first Monda.
in October, or forfeit contract.
Thos Little was employed to make tn
fill at the South end Of the bridge a
: Steed's mill; also to make fills and ston
e the alley near the Jail.
D. .Neuhart was employed to make
flag walk from East end of court hous
y to sidewalk; also to put down the sten
+ pipes.
a Adjourned to meet on Monday th
. 18th day of October. 1869. tiz
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Sheriff Sale.
The Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Co
William H. Volwrath & Brother.

pY virtue of an order for the sale of perish
~ able property, taken in attachment,ip the
case of 1.-The Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance
Company against William H. Volwrath and
Theodore Volwrath, who were partners ira.
ding under the firm Of William II. Volwrath
& Bro, pending in the court of common
pleas of Noble county, Ohio, will on
Saturday, the 18Th dayot September, 1869
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ain and a
O'Clock Pun. on said day, in front of the
court house. in the town of Woodsfsld il
Monroe county, Ohio, offer for sale, az public
auction, one sorrel mare, taken in attachment
in said action.
Terms-5 months, note Oh interest with
approved security. EEa
: sp--s JOSEPH MYERS, >
sep W.. ~rlrI ar Sheriff NJ. G.. o..
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e@The death rate among the Nor
mons is greater than that Of New York OF
New Orleans, and more than twice that
of Oregon, while, among the children OF
the SAINTS the mortality is frightful. Oi
sixty deaths in Salt Lake City in month
forty four were children. Heber Kim
ball is reported to have buried forty
eight children out of sixty-three in his
collection; one bishop has lost wenty
children, another, twenty.eight, anc
another seventeen.
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Proclamation.

NJ Office is hereby givsn TO the quail 'fisd
~ voters of Monroe county, Obio. that
general election will be held, as required by
law, on the second Tuesday, being the
l2in Way Of October Z. p. 1859,
at the several places >of holding elections in
said cottty OF Monroe, and you will then
and thsre proceed 10 vote by ballot f'r s-ss
Oae Cioyeruor for the Sta,e Of On o;
One Lieutenant Governor Tor III. state OF
Ohio; f- -.
One Supreme Judge Tor tie state OF Ohio
One Treasurer OF State for the State nf ',nr".
tns Attorney General tjr tils Stat. of 0}fsi
Cile M8mler Of the Boa,d OF Public WORKS
foa the Siste Ct Ohio;
Oae ;ena;ur for tie 18th Senatorial Dis
.trict ia the Stale Of Chic.
One Representative fJs ;ae :oHuty Of Mon
:o& stats Of Ohio, ,et
One l'roIa:s judge .or tie county af Mon-
Gus Prosecuting Attorney for Ma county
OF AionTuri
One Treasurer for IT," county of Monroe
f 0ne Sheriff Tor the county Of Mnuror.
One Commissioner Tor the county of Mon
oe;
+ UHe lCnFmGTy DlfSotoT loI. VIC 4Vubty VI
Monroe;
One Coroner for the county of Monroe.
The Trustees Of the several townships Of
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing numbar of Jurors ara apportioned to
their townships respectively, AMI that they
lare required to select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk of ths
Court of Common Pleas together with tina
poIl-hook, within two days after the said
second Tuesday in October, 1859:
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Baltimore Cattle Market

sept. y.
BEEVES-The offerings to, dav amount
to about fifteen hundred head. The mar
ket is active at an advance of fully twen
ty five cents per one hundred pounds on
all srades of cat tie.
SHhEP-Are in light supply and prices
are about one fctrth cent per pound
higher, ranging at three aud half to
five cents forcommon to good Sheep.
HOGS-The supply is good and prices
have declined slightly, ranging at thirteen
and fourteen cents per pouud net
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Way MOURN ron mALoFFEs
BY L. y. sNufU.

BY L. y. sMfU -E
Another friend has gone to rest;
We trust her spirits With the blest,
But We are left to mourn.
We mourn the loss Of one We lovn
Whose homes III heaven abov-,
Where all have ceased 10 mourn. .s Y
Wr would iudeol lor,aLc the spell
But something within seems to tell
That we are left to mourn.
Why do we shed our tears like rain
When our loss is but her great gain?
Because we're left to mourn
We all should trust and be content
So when our days on earth are Sre',t.
Wen meet where Rome doth mourn.
We must be STRONG i'll Christ who's true
Each learn his will and serve him toe,
Then We shall cease 10 mourn.
Well gricve, It's true, but not like they
Who think not of heaven nor pray.
For who are left to mourn.
Having this faith, we soon shall meet p
Around Gods holy mercy seat.
Where all have ceased to mourn.
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Administrators Sale


TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro
l. bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, | will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1869
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door of the court
house, the following described real estate, stu
ate in the county Of Monroe and State OF Ohio
to wit: The west half of the southwest quartei
of the northeast quarter of section seven town
ship FIVE and range six, containing twenty acres
more orless; subject to the life estate of Char
lotte Connor therein. .L
Terms OF SALE-One-third in hand; one
third in one year, and one third in two year'
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
memts to bs secured by mortgage upon thu
premises sold. il. b. HlLla =
Admir- of John Connor. decd.
AMOS s. sPRIeas, Attys. sepl4w5.
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JOHN ssLrzgK & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unequaled knabe Piano, / &
IS, East stste street, Columbus. Q, 0,--aus3Yl6w
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Legal Notice.

T GMEs WINSLOW, of the City and State of
y New York, will take notice that On the
second day of September, 1859, George w.
Woods MED a petition in the court Of COM
mon pleas OF Monroe county. Ohio, against
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad COM
pany aud You, setting up vendors lien on
q strip Of land sold to said railroad company
in 1854, for road, being a strip about six
hundred rods long, commencing at the lower
end of plaintiffs, land, on the Ohio River, in
section twelve in Monroe county, and ending
at the upper end OF plaintiffs farm,in Belmont
county, Chic, near Captina. said strip being
seventy five feet wide above plaintiffs house
and one hundred feet wide on that part OF
the land below the house, amount demanded
by the p.aintif from said company S2,uol
and pei cent. interest from June l, 1851
and for sale of said strip Of land to pay
same. You are required to answer sa;d peti
ton by TIE 23dSof Octobernext. tszS Z
HOLLISTER & OKEY,
ssep2w6' ,,l'd .al A,t'ss fer plaintiff.
yzihig Cd VsT s'zad
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EgThe leading "loyal'' objection to
Packer, of Pennsylvania, isnot that he is
rich, but that he acquired his wealth hon
estly. Had he swindled the Government
in shoddy OF mule-meat, grown wealthy
as a revenue thief, or made his money
by some other ''loyal' process he might
have received the support ofthe bulk Of
Pennsylvania Radicals. But he who be-
comes rich without stealing, is stand
ing censure upon the ''loyal' nahobs Of
the country and must be put down.
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VIM, Kuabe & Co.'S
rlRsr PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
Grand. Square. and Upright
PIANo5: 3a..t 2
Over so Gold a.d iStusr IIusda's Re
ceicel Ocer all Competitors; nc Higk
est Lizards Of Merit

TlHESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEE RE-,
L fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone, attaiaei az
uupurchased pre- .eMiuenoe that prououuces
them unsqu 4lled.
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and ine singing quality, as wei
as great purity of information AMI hImon-
business throughout the entire scala.
The TOUCH is plant and elastic, and is
entirely free from the Stiffness fond in SO
many pianos, which causes the pslformsr to
so easily tire. ofs 'ss-
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be exi
celled. Their action is constructed with Il
care and attention to every part therein that
Characterizes the finest mechanism. None
but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture, and they win accept the
hard usage of the concert room with that
of the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in,
their melody; in fact thsy are constructed q.
| mot for Year, but Forever" 5e
All of KxAsE's seUARE PIAEos hare thsig
new improved Grand Scale sad ths Patent
I tAgraffs Treble in upper 3 octaves. 81 5o1
| PATENT GRANTED AUGUST 1l.r1S6s,
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be the graudest improvement
used in the construction of Pianos Every
instrument fully warranted for five years, ?
| IIy, .,.oo.;s NJ, II 4. 10 E,,f Eg,k. 81
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ErrOrs OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion. will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it. the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can DC, SO by address
sing in perfect confidence, !: t.--
- D.. JOHN B. OGDEN,
ma25Y. No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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.aE~.HAYEs' Unwholesome Statistics" !"
and s..Mrs. Partington Shopping" are
articles published on our fourth page.
The Crisis convicts HAYES, through a
Radical official, of downright lying
Read the article.
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Special Uotitess;.. S.
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ApMrrrEp TO THE BAR.-In the District
Court on Monday last, Mr.. GEORGE 5.
Lasp1Na and Mr.. ELI N. SMITH were ex-
amined and admitted to the practice OF
law in the Courts.
The examination was rigid throughout
and passed very credibly.
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aFresh as a Maiden's Blush"


Is the pure peaehy Complexion which
follows the use of Hagau's Magnolia
Balm. 1t is the True Secret OF Beauty.
Fashionable Ladies in Society under
stand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rus
tic Country Girl into a City Belle more
rapidly than any other one thing.
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, Freckles,
Blotches and all effects Of the Summer
San disappear when it is used, and a
GENIAL, cultivated, fresh expression is
obtained which rivals the Bloom oi
Youth. Beauty is possible to all who
will invest rs cents at any respectable
store and insist on getting the Magno
liza Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons kathairon te
dress the Hair
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Subscribers

Who fnd an * after their naueswill un.
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,a if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
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S246,93O q


Showing a saving to the State of TWO HUN
pREp AND FoRTY-sIX THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY DOLLARS AND TWENTY SIX CENTS!
There We haveia saving to the tax payers OF
Ohio in two years of Denocrsticirule, over
the two previous years of Radical misruls. OF
| ONR MILLION AND THIRTY THOUSAND,
SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE DOL
LARS AND NINE CENTS!
What have the toadies And cat's-paws Of
Negroism ands sExtravaganoe, in, Ohio, to say
in defense of their wholesale robbery of the
/ neopls9
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Terrible Accident GA the II. S
Q. Es. Is.

On Wednesday night q collision oc-
Cured between the passenger train com
ing West and a locomotive, ct WiIliams S
coal shaft, fou. miles East of Cambridge
a freight conductor, named Guthrie from
GAINESVILLE, a fireman and boy who was
stealing his ride between the cars, were
all killed. aud there are three other rail
road men whose recovery Is doubtful.
None Of the passengers were seriously
injured. The accident was the result Of
careless teegraphiGg, but as Yet is not
known where the blame lies.--GuernSey
Je6erS0nian 1QM inst.
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Past PRAYING For.

General Butler attended camp meet
ing recently, and VAS invited to go for
ward among the ''seeders." He declined
for the obvious reason that he consider
ed himself past paying for.