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An Opinion Of AttorUey-Generaf
NOar.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Attorney
General Hoar has, in response to letter
from General Sherman. Secretary OF
War, of the 18th ult., delivered an Off
ciai opinion touching the matter of tic
suspension of q certain claim agents
from practice in the War Department
under an order issued by the Secretary
on the 18th of the same month, which
the Attorney-General says appears to
have been based upon information con-
tanned in an official report by Col. r. j.
Dodge, June II, 1869, wherein the par
ties named in the official orders are char
ged with practicing fraud upon the Uni
ted States and individuals, and with vio-
lating the rules of common honesty in
the prosecution of the bounty and pen
sion claims Of colored soldiers or their
legal representatives.
The Attorney General says the Secre-
tary is not bound to recognize or do bu-
siness with any claim agent who is known
to have perverted his position for purpo-
ses of fraud, and whose character is
such that q reasonable degree of conf
dence can not be placed in his honesty.
In dealing with the Government under
such circumstances, the Secretary may
very properly decline to expose the in
terests of the Government, as also of
claimants, to the danger of becoming a
prey to dishonest schemes and devices,
and when the provision, such as the pen
sion and bounty act, designed for the
protection of claimants against cupidity
and oppression of their agents, have
been violated, those parties should be
made, if possible, to suffer the penalty
imposed by law for their past misdeeds.
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Notice. ii Il 4 lE
THoMAs BRowNFIELD

THOMAS BROWNFIBLD and Charles Brown
L field, CT the State of Missouri, will take
notice that Hugh B. Hill and Samuel "A. Nor
gan, as guardians Of Bnos Brownfeld, Of the
county Of Monroe and State of Ohio, did, on
the I'd day of October, 1865, ,ile their petition
in the Probate Court Of said Monroe county,
against them and others, praying an order Of
said Court for the sale Of the following real
estate, in said Monroe county, as the property
Of said ward, to wit: The northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section fifteen,
townsh ip three of range five, containing forty
acres; also, the southeast quarter Of section
sixteen, same township and rangs, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, to pay the
debts of, and to support, said ward. 80 ~ sA
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day of December, 1859.
HUNTER 4 HUNTRR,
octl2w6. Att'ys for said Guardians.
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DISTRICT COURT.
COMMON PLEAS.

Muskingum county, January 81, April rs and
October 81. .ilsG'} q fqr.ft3fA i
Noble county, March Is, June 7 and October
IS.
Guernsey county, February /, April Is and
November Is. .-..eN
Morgan county, March II, June 6 and octo,.
Der II, s'e'4 @sA
Monroe county, April IL, July 1a and ooto-
bsr Is. 4.'iA sl'''5a =
Belmont county, February l, May 3 and No.
vember l..
Harrison county. January 81, May aud oc-'
tober IL. - a. -a "a & l.
Tuscarawas county, February IA. May le and
October 81. .Has4L dt)QH
Jefferson county, February IS, May, 80 and
November ID ,,,g 5,r..7
And we further direct that . certified -aopy
of this order he transmitted forthwith, blythe
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas ofFJsf-
ferson county, to the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas of each of said counties, and
that it be published, according to law, in each
county for four consecutive weeks. We also
order said Clerk of Jefferson county to trans
NIT forthwith to the Secretary of State GER
tilted copy Of this order. gsia;s vfi4
Given under our hands, at Steubenvills,
this 3Oth day of September, A. D. 1859. ia
GEO. W. McILVAINB. l. tsfr i ysb
JNO. s. WAY, 'eeessi w.
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RxrThe Radical policy which the

EgThe Radical policy, which the
people are asked to indorse by sustain
ing the Fifteenth Amendment, declares
that Congress and the States may forbid
a man to vote on account Of his religion,
but not on account of his color. That
shows how precious in the estimation OF
Radicalism is 4 mans color, and of how
little account is his religion. Sacred from
question or objection is the color of q
man. hut his religion may be made good
ground for refusing him the right to vote
That is modern Republicanism.
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y',Tbc Radicals at Washington are
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That's the telegrsphic from the East.
It's funny Tic Legislature will be re-
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And then the Radicals viii decide wheth-
er to admit Virginia as State in the
UYiiot. e6 Ser
OF what force is Virginia's ratification
until admitted
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Our Guess.

The election takes place to-day in
Ohio and Pennsylvania, @
PENDLEToS will be elected Governor
by not less than 10000 nor more than
$4,000 majority
The Legislature viii be Democratic.
Monroe County will give a larger
Democratic majority than that of 1887
PACKER will carry Pennsylvania by a
majority of from 5000 to $4,000 votes
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Eg~The Virginia Legislature organ
ized on the 9TH inst, and then "adopted
a resolution Informing the Commanding
General Of the organtzation!"
What do the people think of that in a
Republic
Before Radicalism cursed this Nation,
such thing as informing the Command,
ing General of the organization of a
State Legislature was unknown to the
people.
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~A very destructive rain storm
ragged throughout the States Of Mary
land, New York and Pennsylvania during
the Cd and Sd inst. Property to the
amount Of over s1,OoO,oo0 was de-
stroye5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-12

EyJAr GOULD, the railroad man and
gold operator in New York, demands
$500, 900 from CoRBIN, GRANTS brother
in-law.
What amount will he demand Of
GRANT? He was mixed up in. the late
gold gambling in Wall street,
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EyA. NJ. CLAPP, the Congressional
printer at Washington, says he will pay
no attention to the behests of working
men. ..-
That's Radicalism in its purity.
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EyThc man who votes for Il.
HAYES is in favor Of
NEGRO SUFFRAGE

and subvcrting the Constitution.
Every vote cast for GEORGE II. Pen
DLEToN is vote for the maintenance and
enforcement of that instrument as trans
mitted by the founders Of the Govern
ment
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-12

ESThe Labor Reform League, which
met in Massachusetts, last week, adopted
a resolution charging Secretary BoUr-
WELL with repudiating the obligations of
law and justice and that he should beim-
peached." itt
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nen,ncrafs of Center,

Rally in your strength to day and poll a
vote that will astonish Your opponents.
"A full vote will ensure PENDLEToN and
she Democratic ticket majority of 2,
500.
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order Sickies Home

The Commercial is excited on the
SIcKLEs question, Demands his reno
val: ..
"The withdrawal Of Sickles and the
appointment of Mr.. Parke Goodwin.
whose name has already been mentioned
in connection with the place, and who is
of the order of mind of Adams, Motley,
and the early statesmen of the country,
would be an act suited to the OCCASION. >
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-12

EEThe daily papers arc charging
GRANT, boutwell,, and Fisk as being
equal partners in the late gold gambling
operaiiops in " al! street ~
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RFGov. BAKER, Of Indiana, has is
sued proclamation requesting pecunia-
ry assistance in behalf of the sufferers
by tha State Fair boiler explosion.
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NJouN WILER, aged eighty-nine,
and Mrs. FoGLE, aged sixty five, were
married at Mansfield, Ohio, on the 9th
inst
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H-In Montgomery County, Mary
land, boy picked up stone, as he sup
posed, to throw at COW. 1t proved to
be gold nugget worthSl59
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Gy-InH Hartford, Connecticut, the Dem
ocrats elected their entire ticket for town
officers by six. to seven hundred major
ity.
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@The Radicals IN New York are in
trouble At their State Convention, a
few days since, they nominated --
CURTIS for Secretary of State. He de.
c!ined.
The State Central Committee met and
nominated General ROBINSON He de-
clined.
They arenow casting about for third
man.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-12

E%"kATE MURPHY and MAGGIE FISHER
are professional jumpers in Boston.
They Jump for $50 side
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ES The ''White Boys in Blue" under
command of Col. |. II. MORROW, have
been organized at Columbus, o. They
are all for PENDLEToN.
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Gs-The great bankers, Lockwood q
Co, of New York, went down in the
gold panic last week. Their liabilities
are heavy. -
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Dissolution.

T'HE ropart nership heretofore existing be-
| tween S. P Jones and W. T. Morris has
been dissolved by, mutual consent. Those
knowing themselves indebted will please call
and settle soon, as the business of the firm
must be closed up, oetl2w3.
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JAMES Fisk, Jr.. the great gold
gambler, has been sued by Brown & Co.,
of New York, to reclaim S250,000
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Take Notice.

The Editor Of TnE SpIRIf has removed
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ling house. one door South of the print
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Dis is de Way Well Rulede White Trash When We Gets
de Ballot

Voters of Momoe The Fifteenth which his
supporters ndorse cone the right to vote hold office sit u and
other right enjoyed by White Men, the ignorant Negroes
Vote for PENoN the White Mans candidate reuk advocates
by eng him Governor Of Ohio White Supremacy the word
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Eg Several large cities and. towns in
Spain have declared for a Republic.
1t Itappears there are Patriotism Spain
as we'll as in CRba.
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Tax-Pay ers!
Will you

Will you
! "Work, Work. Work,
With pick and shovel and ak,
! To pay the New England contractor
Your own and the Bondholders taxsp 20
! If you are OPPOSED to working TO pay
! the bondholders' taxes, vote the Demo
cratic ticket and that policy will be
changed.
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Open Early.

Let the Polls be opened at 6o'clock
this, Tuesday, morning. and kept open
to 6 O. clock in the evening.
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EFThe Cincinnati Commercial dub
bed GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ga fool
TRAIN floors HALsTEAD in this wise:
"That is so. This country is macad-
adamized with fools, and am bound to
be their leader That places the Com
mercial in the ranks" a'..-->-.
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w-A bank was robbed ut Norwalk.
Connecticut, the night of the 30th nit,
Of 100000 s
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GS- Prize,llghter Ton KING, of Lon
don. has become the Reverend THOMAS
KING, Of Wales. '
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EESouth Carolinians threaten to re
pudiatc tllir carpet bag State Bonds
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The State of Ohio, Jefferson county. ss: I,
Oliver C Smith, Clerk of the Cuurt Of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county aud
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
above is truly copied from the original order
Of said Judges now on file in my Office. II
Witness my signature and the seal
GsEAL] of said coart at Steubenvills, this LIST
day of October. A. d. 1869.
OLIVER C. SMITH, Clerk.
CLERKS OFFlcE. wooDsrIEIp, O., I s4
October 6, 1863. i't,
l certify that the foregoing is correct
transcript Of the copy of the order on file in
my Office. JERR. WILLIAMS,
ootl2w4. Clerk Monroe Com. Pleas.
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1.-THE UNION AS 1T WAS. AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS TT IS
"l hold hatTHIs Government was made
,n the WHITE BASIS. bv WHITE
MEN. for the BEHEFIr nf WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITY forever Sic
phen A. Douglas.
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Woodsfl eld. Oct. Ia. 1869.

"a union of hearts, union of hands,
"A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes. union of lands.
THE AMERICAN USIoN FOREVER
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Es-At the meeting Of the New En-
gland Labor Reform LEAGUE. at Worees-
ter, Mass, the other day, ons spea-
ker accused the Governor of Massachu-
sets of having helped 10 rob the State
Treasury of S2,000,090 He said that
CHARLES SUMNER was fated to be damned
to lower political hell than ever DAN
lEL WEBSTER was, and called the Repub-
lican party the oppressors of the work
inu classes --.... ...
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EgMrs. STOWE is preparing review
If her BYRON scandal article,
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"PendIetOn will BE Elected"

Mr.. TsoHAprAT, the gentleman whom
the Radicals tackled on their county
ticket for Representative, was in town on
Tuesday last. Some one informed him
of the honor, when he exclaimed "What
did the - fools putme on for? Pen
DLEroN is going to be elected" >"
Are the Radical ticket makers quite
sure that Mr.. TscHAPPAT will not vote
the Democratic ticket? Ha ha! /!
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Democrats of Center,

Rally to the Polls tomorrow, and let
us roll up a majority of $50 votes for
PESpLEToN aud the Democratic ticket.
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Ey-Accordlng to Paris gossip, all the
Kings and Emperors who are not going
to abdicate are going mad. The kinggsotf
Bavaria is the latest Lunatic.
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