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The Sub Treasury puFClIaGcd b ,0oO, ,000al ililO
Gbtl4,S0 me OlicFa hGnnuntCtl TO a ,2f,AO.
STOCRN--UnHattlOd, Western Union Telegraph,
-; American S11; United StatCk, Heii; Pacific
Mall, "; New York Central, 9iH; Eric, y; IlAT.
lem, lS5E; Hudson scrip, plk; Heading, ib4;
Michigan Central, il1IS; lake Shore, BiS: ILL
nois CeHtral, 10; Pittsburgh, ", Northwestcrn,
Paul. y: a., ploleEfDd, %; WABASH, aSi ".
-SgaJle. - fteslA u ~ lloaGl n AllDa,
~ Ohio y MlSSitsippt ~; Now I6tiNy Cen;
tE1lSIH: CluSrland. GolhmbaS q Indiana caAiFAl
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CINCINNATI.
Mnrriagc In High Life.

WHTTIHkU IN IIIkH I'IIU'
CIScISSATE, Jan. q.
Colonel Digby, OF the English army,
was married this morning to Miss Lille,
daughter Of W. s. GroesbeCk. The cere'
monies took place at Mr.. GrOcsbecks res
ideuCc. Bishop ROSeCrAns, Of the CatlI0'
lie, and Bishop McIIvainc, Of tue Eptsco'
nal church, OtiiciHted. ..
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SPAIN.
N[AplIIp. Jan. 2.

No further returns from the elections
for members Of the Constituent COrtes
have been received, hut the authorities
here classify tlIOSe known TO lie elected
somewhat diiercntlynow: PrOgrtssiOnists
IL; Republicans 4; Unionists 8.
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NEW YORK, January u.
The market continues extremely quiet with
little OF No change In prices. The weather In the
meantime II very Gne, and holdera feel HlngulnO
Of an carly resumption Of business, and cOnse'
quenty arr Arn Ia thelF We've respecting prices.
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FLAX.
Meeting OrFIax Association at CIeve.
land,

CLEVELAND, Jan. "a.
The first annual meeting Of the WeS-
teren Flax Association was held here yes
tcrllay. Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and Wis
COnsin were represented. They memOr.
ialized Congress to pass no laws that will
reduce the present import duty ON gunny
cloth, hut Il change be made to increase
the protection now Afforded, fax.
Allinnrnedl RRs de.
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River aud Weather.

CINCINNATI, Jan. q.
The river has fallen feet II inches,
There l. 4S feet II inches in the channel,
Weather clear; thermometer -,
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TNOER Am by YIRTUE OF An


~ order Of the Supreme Court Of the State
Of Now York, made dt special tgfm thereof
held In the City Of New York, on the ID day Ot
August, lS19, ''ln the matter Of tbs peiiilnn Of
the Trustees Of tho RAihbone Petroleum Com
Dany Of West Virginia, appointing tho under
tate, debts, property, equitable interests, rights
and thlngp IN action Of said company, the under
signed will, on the 93TM DAY or MARCH, 1870 NthAt
being a court day between tho hOuEa Of l0A. y.
and r. ~, Ecll at pubic auction 10 the highest
bidder, At tho mont dOJI OI tho Court House Of
PlenSanta county, State Of West Virginia, all the
right title and lntGreSt Of the aaid The IlathbOns
Petroleum Company Of West Virginia. Oi, In and
To the following real estate situated In tbs county
and State last mentioned, lying on French
Creek, and bounded a. EOllOWG, 70 Wit: Begin
ming nj stake and two pycBmUrca, polntHFl IN
TaylOF'a line. thence north two degrees east,
eighty poles 10 white oak; thence north eetcn'
teen degrees east, CIghty-lOuF poles u black
oak; thence south seventy deWOea cast, Ninety
nInO poles 10 4 AtGno pills and pOinten; lhenee
south twenty-five degrees west one hundred aud
AXty.hX poles to hickory: thence north eighty.
seven and half degrees west, eighty eight poles
To the beginning, Containing On0 hundred and
two acres by survey, bO the haH1s more or Ie1A.
Being the RRme premises conveyed 20 The said
The fAthb0no Petroleum Company OF Reat YlF.
truateH, aud Henrietta r. Adams, his wlfs, BY
deed dated tho 3Oth day Of May, IefS and ~.
corded In tho IlScordEf'a Ottiee Of PleaSantA
county Aforesaid In DEED IIOOk No. I, pdges q
and H. r
TERna or sALE-CaSh In hand on DAY Of aals.
The original tlio paperp, abstracts nrd maps Oi
the foregoing prOptTty may be seen at any time
before the day Of sale, ppOn application at tllc
law oilc0 Of Sands { Wilson, PiEkCnbuFE West
Virginia.
ianspSt.Tbu EeesIyer. IL.
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WASHINGTON.
Celebration BY MIehieanden.
WAsl11N0TON, D. G., Jan.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Jan. 91.
The 33nl anniversary Of the admission
Of Michigan ~ State u the Union, was
celebrated last night 1t was attended by
a large number Of ladies and gentlemen
from Michigan, solourning In Washington
including Senator Howard, and Repre-:
scntativcs Frey, Conger, StricElaiA and
StOlphtOn.
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neFS under the Arm name Of Arnold 4
II0uchhciIn.
GaruIAhee Attachment In ASGumpslt.
The object Of this Snit Il IN recover from the
this suit
And II appearing from an afadhVit hled In tho
cause that the defeHdanlS BAhugl Arnold and
Henry j. LOuehhtlm, ATe not TeAldentS OF tbs
State Of West VlFHinlA, GaTnIAhee Attachment
having been Issued and RcFved on George 0. DAY
cnpOrf, Rsq., Of the City, Of WhsOllnR W. w.,
on motion Of the plaintiff, by hls SttOrRcyH, j. y
ordered that the said deisndanls do appear with
In one month RfLEF tho dals Of The aFNt PnhllcA.
tIon and due posting Of this nOtles. and DO Whai
d necessary 10 pFOtsct IhgIE ntaEesia ln this suit
A. II. CIlAPLlkR, Clerk.
TAYLOR 4 BAER, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
innllALThn -----
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Mrs IIarnl, Of Divinda, Dancss county,
Illinois, recently became insane on rCli-
gious matters and Tuesday morning in the
absence Of her husband obtained razor
and attempted 10 cut her throat when her
daughter, aged IL years, Snatched ii from
her and nm tnwnri nh uullionSC TO hide it,
The mother overlook leF daughter and
ailGr struggle regaincd the HuOr and
was about 10 draw itRcross her throat the
second tlInC wien another daughter, II
wears old, placed her hanA there and rcCiv-
isl II terrible cash. The mother tlIcn sue
cceded in cutting her throat from car to
rar, dying Immediately.
KILLED BY a BLAST
Donald Campbell, aged 20 years, was
killed by blast IN Wirhcn mines ncar
GalenA on Tuesday, which exploded per
matllr0ly.s'
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CHICAGO.


----- VmCAOO, Jan. q.
The meeting called last night nj the
fremont House to form a Vigilance Com
mittee, was turned into n bread farce by
those who responded to the call and
adjourned without accomplishing any
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T1O WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
KRRS.-1Iubs EJr Wagons and CantlVea,
Gum Oak and Locust Wood, Bpokea from I fneh
70 az, Hickory and Oak Wood FelloeS from ~
70 fnehAs, Hickory and Oak Wood B0WA G0F
and Circles Of beSt Hickory aud Oak
Received by HILDRETH q BRO,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, MI.
- uIeipal Court Of Wheeling. January Rules,
Inhoe Attachment in Aaaump1Il.

Samuel Arnold and Henry ]. GOuchhCIm, paFt.
nerA under the aF1n name Of Arnold 4
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Yeafs ago Blazs Was agent Of stage
COMPANY. Their was \ formidable ant:
well organized opposlti6h to M com
pany and Blaze rendered them such sig1
nal seryicein his cmsCity ysnf ggupt thas
they were sorry when Aa tasdered hiS
resignation. ,sts4Op arg eope Sl,602
behind your account, Blaze said LA
chairman ubut n view 6f YOU lslll.! !.
fiji snd eflicicut servivsssw<l s1i i1tlN<f
off $500 81. The amoptss 2laze SoooYn
isSS5aia st5Ga i fIS sss. 's lid GSSssSs|' s
tedsadiblt. siYou xi{ ron -
'wili you?'' he lssiesa<sk lass sei11g -
ichairma,rs hand ~ prcasil>D ~, slo6nll
,passienatelyi to, Hiss bps ssI ell. IL, !,
said Blazc, Il am n sent }Iem6ny MI
you bet And ( won't A|j6W ID slk35
company 10 sufraSs liid Il Es 2
1l'llthiow Of tie s,thefs $500 kul( (5N4l}'
call i square, Nq ,gfatIld;luE ii Y
lthadks Ii IS my duty
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,EN-A certain GENIAL, ,bald,headed gen

tleman, while in Paris, went one day tc
the geological Garden. The weather
was oppressive, and he lay down upon
a bench. Presently he went to sleep
but. was soon awakened by warmth
about the head. An infatuated ostrich
had come along, and, mistaking his bald
head fof an egg, settled down with =
determination to hatch it out.
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MARIETTA CORREseONDENCE,
MARIETTA, 0. Sept. s, 1870

MARIETTA, .. Sept. 8, 1870.
Ems Sp1R,r. The nominations are
= =, al ~, - n.a a,.,;n
!, y SS ST.
tne tnle giaa9i'alors = are IN the arena Whiis' us
the respective friends are cheering them
on to combat. The Republican Conven.
t;on held boro on the 17tb was far from
i,,o;nn t,,o,, ,,,,Io,d ho,,,od
'9lo's 'i.y pe np'
ana loushc over Tue .nomlnatlon nor [la' worse ss
than than colony Of Kilkenny cats would
have done over a juicy beefstcak; and
finally wound I'M their roaring ll,auprohable no
oomad, nn,,,;;, ,;a. a+;,,a W;ll;ar, luli D
:, laI..,I.'' ''ss-
oprasue' oi Morgan s aI slssaa Slouanty, "the poor
est Roman amongst them all We hear
the question asked by both Democrats
and Republicans Who Is this Spraaue p
rhes answver ia sSnraouae. tho ,,nan : tb.,
m.s,ll,,na;r,, ';nst,.,, -, j, ...,;.as..s
!, 10 ,'m ~ .rI,., ~'". - e''l y
the 'flrst = .fs lN's1 Natlonal Bank OF NC NC
Conneisyille;;" was elected President Of
the institution; was the principal stock,
holder. and heldb;s sPresidential aosi
t;a,, 80. s;aa,l o,,d t,,s .,,o
'oA ~" e.e ~ auu ~" N's. .l''. ',e n.s 1 ''le
money af ,aeslres esl 70 eSpeIna portlon thefe
Of in. Congressional honors., -
If Sprague should be SO fortunate as
to be elactad--wh;cb av;, ,va tb;nl .yahr
~ - N 1890 " - " " e'Ai'AtA y y "a
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Wetfope ito hear, from BEN often.
Monroe will showa good record in Oc1
tobet. The Democrats of Monroe win
rally 10 vote for CAKrwRiaHr, the candi.
date ofslaborimg men and tax-payerss-
EDS. SPIRIT.
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Revenue TAX Paid by the Tax
PAYERS Of Ohio.

a 9
The Federal Internal Rcvende tax
paid by Ohio and the. New England
States, for the year 1869 is as follows
Ohio. l, 81. $I6.OSS.49s
Massachusetts, So, ,232, ,794
Connecticut, 2,339,201 q" ~ !
Rhode Island, /, ,2S0,295 sae
Maine, a. 5 66S,l24 sslns
New Hampshire, Col, ,046
Vermont, 3l4, ,57S S-Sl4, ,4S6, ,l2S
Excess paid by Ohio, $1.596.369
1t will be seen then that Ohio pays
more revenue, by ONE AND A HALF
MILLIONS THAN ALL NEW EN-.
GLAND! ''l.Fi' e
The people of the 18th Ohio District
are tired of paying the tax of New En-
gland manufacturers; they propose to
lvotc the Democratic ticket and have this
lodiutis system of 1egslized robbery and
Iextortion abolished
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RELet one Of the, first acts Of the

EF Let aof the first acts of the
next session of Congress be the total
repeal Of the whole Income Tax law, in
which win be swept away an army Of
idlepoliticians enyagedsin its collection,
at acost covering aIveryflarge percent-
age,pf the revenues from il, In addi-
ton TO this LET the, further payment Of
interest on so much Of the bonds pur.
chased, cancelled, and destroyed, cease.
To continue to collect money sfrom the
people undera plea Of paying interest
on bonds, the principal Of which has
been paid and the bonds destroyed, with
only d record remaining, is a fraud and
a deception. II is not a plain, straight
forward business. PA,iadd Ledger.
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Eg-Thc standing toast in the legal
profession: Here's to the man who
makes his own will. :,
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~ = ~ ~ XL - =
in regard to the hft f Sedah q II{efs
will be a devil OF Snght for Tifat tsest
before it is won or lost" said Sheridan
strainlng his eyes through a ield-glass
at the hill, which was not three miles
from where we stood, with the full sun
shining omit IRON behind US; = At half
past one the RrS1ch 8 eaysdry Ithis
tipe, ] fancy, regiment of carbineers)
made another dash at the Prussians who,
on their part, wers being reinforced .ey-
cry minute, but ,tby met SFiths the same
fate as their brethren in the Iron Jacket
and we're sent with heavy loss to the
right about. Ibe russians took ad.
vantage OF their light to advance their
mes 2 couple otsn.nqrea YARDS nearer
ane line Wnicil: " fe1aci 2elQ
Ihere aaYenturous rfnssans fa sns',I 4, \! Z !,
TWO poo'es, =, ~ naslns preah ol = nun,'reo
Z stus Z sas .s tne WY, noe ions
81 sseiiS =, S,. ?l vS,lrs !. .,ns,nosellell.'
, ,ol .is ,,'sie Hnl.e pu,as isoll m N.ie cres'
elnni tpe slAlIRsas,leis' Il loiioHea py a
epn y n1app &, 4 .ns eeuse french masses
ouo"eu uS euas Go, uiaoieS ue russ
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The Tariff and Chinese.
From the New York Post, Radical

WE ARE TO HAVE "a CONGRESS
SIONAL ELECTION THIS, FALL
Will any man say that the people should
vote on any consideration for q candi-
date, no matter whether he is Republi-
can or Democrat, who would perpetrate
this shameful and injurious system OF
high tariff protection whicA is lriripg
Christiaa Ne,o Engl and scorknaea and
,cork,comep from the shops schere they
seeL to earn their lici,so, aud putting III
heirplaces pduper barbarians Of China.
Was tfor this that Congress ,guaran-
teed the bonds of the Pacific Railroad, !,
and gave it millions of acres, of land
that the hign tariff monopolists might,
when they had starved and robbed the
white workingmen and women as long
as they would bear it,briag in the paaper
and hsathen labor OF China to iH the
porkskops from ,ohich Christian men and
,oonssn haze bee,, driuenl q g I 8
| from the Cincinnati Commercial, RADICAL
.By heavy majority the Republican
House instructed an adverse Committee
| Of Ways and Means to bring in a bill to
repeal the duty on coal and salt. And
the final failure of these aud other great
tariff REFORMS, as nell as The concurrence of
the House In the aIIsERABIY PARTIAL AND
DECEPTIVE TARIFF REDUCTION BILE WHICH
FINALLY BECAME A LAW, was rather due
| to the effect of their own rules, which
prevents a majority of less than two
thirds in number from fully controlling
legislation in the latter days Of session,
than to a want of sound views on the
part of the majority. But we must not
forget that to make up this majority Of
anti monopolists all the Democratic
members (except two or three Pennsyl-
vania protectiohists) have to bescounted
Notwithstanding, the Radicals inathis,
1.-THE 18th District of Ohio, nominated :
candidate for Congress- who's iudorses,
with them, the acts of Congress and
GRANTS administration. They demend
a high protective tariff to enrich the
capitalists of the East at the expense OF
Ohio Farmers. ss' ieis aaso'sf ''as y
4
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largest and best display Of farming i'm
piements. ,..,.......,... ~
Committee Nef. James Crorin, Pa.
rich, Deugherty, David Agin, VIM Sloan.
GLASS B-6th Department-Aechanics
5.ise4, and Manufactures, .- 5g,
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greatest variety of cereals, fruits, veg
etables,add other form products, mot
less than 90 articles. ..15 -
Gommittee--Leander Bddy, David Stephens
Samuel Latta.
CLASSK-6th Department Vegetables
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Publislled EyerE TUESDAY.

a. TERMS. OF SUBSCRIPTION. - I
ywo dollars per annum, invariably in advance
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CLASS A-6sS Deps srtnipssan loics ala
Farming Implements. 9 ''4s
Best plow for general purposes .,.s,..$4
hill side plow. ..i....,..........
shovel plow
cast steel plow Z. vs..
double shovel plow /. /. ...s..s 8
kSShouldI the committee deem it me- 90,
csssary. tbs merits. Of the plow will be,
decided BY trial ,.as, e.s -
|thrsshins machine and cleaner .
twp horse harrow. !. .........:......
roller. ........ 80. -. .'ssA
horse hay raker. $780,. II. * =. 2 sssf
tanning mill ....s .. ss.ss .sl.sss....
straw and rhay cutter ter................ l
churp ......' 80. :. ....:..........1
bee hive. .............. ss..sss... ~. 81
hoe. :. !. s. s...ss.. ..s.. 500
sickie - .tss.....'.s.... .-sss -. DOC
OK yoke and bows. ............,.-..,..l ~!
express wagon. ...,s..,.
potato. HOOK. .................... 50c
corn shock binder. ~. SOC
display Of garden implements owned
by exhibitor. .......s..... !..::..kS z.
mattoek. .s...r ~, 4. ..,,. ~, :,rsil
ax,fr-:.c.... = tiss.s..ss ~ .'.s...s,l
corn cuitiyatofs ), ,.....s..,., Z.
wheat drill l....,....... :.
rsaping maShipe '..,a $. +. Il. -. s @ g. e.
Ihorse hay elevator. !. r. x ..'.il ~
moving machine ii = ~. Is ~
corn shelter. =. - !. ~. !. ss...s... = 3yii
cider mill aud press.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f,ts
i 49,
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Place Of business at the oldstand, oppsite the
tsF sslss Jail. fsts4f
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CLASS. Eth Department. al

Committes--Wm + Hunter. 81, Miss Mary
Boyd, Miss Mary EbsrsOld, Mas Lucy Rogers
Miss Matte Looman.
~ ti.shS Hfnsi 1Flif istsH +. sH'3sfi'
| ana GLASS Geth Department. assl
Best bonnet in style and, making 81 aj
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best made dress .,-,sv ....ss..... ]
shirt. ...........
worsted Smbsoidery. -. ss!s.s ....sa Kos
silk ri s9aS - .... ..,..... = l.iily
Esnihroidssy ION nuslin -; /. ..s..... 4 "a
,stsSs err coliar....r.s..s.s,.r III s..
specimen leather work ~. - ! 4e
straw bonnet taken ffom, field. ..,.... =.
gimp hat.... $50. Observation-Disclosures. ooc
crotchst workaa....... ...'sl.........f ksi
largest and best display needle work, 5,
Committse-SamuslL L Mooney Miss Agnes
Bidenharp. Miss Hattie Davenport. Miss Mary
Ann Guthrie, Miss Agnes Smith.
GLASS H-6th Depastment- Flo,ocrs
.sapssasTip and Painsiass i9ss1 -l.as4i
Best collection of flowers .......i..a.. ..sre y
display Of stsenhous.s plsnts sss. AZ. l'ls't
best arranged boquet.. ............ soc
| Z" basket Of flowers ...... 5uc
i "a Has% sssiHiln9 sdahlias ~. SOC
best co,lection'of wax flowers .. ~ :. Soc
oil painting -. .,...s. .sss.. sllA =
.. water color painting a.. .s......,dl sss
specimen erayon drawing .......l
| ii s",ss psnmasanship as -..,....-. s
L Photographic. ..a,;...,.........
greatest variety Of roses ........... 500
"a dahlias - 5ot
hanging basket, bead. q. SOC
pictnre frame, corn work :. "a. 81. III ~
= I
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""O"ss's - ssss s'sss 'sssss !.
Committse-David Nell, Geo McMasters,
John A 6chwab, oliver Atkinson, Stephen
Rord
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BY the acts Of Congress, Jdly !, snd
joint resolutions q Nsoj ~: & .
April 10, 1860, were grated q ths
Northern Pacifc,i ~ f&sfi5 ~ 90
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OFFICERS: ~ sees
IA. B. COVERT, President. A9aa''a
JERE, WILLIAMS, Vice Presit1ent =
w. T. NORRIS Treasurer. assf :
Al. PEARSON, Secretary.
Directors. c., YoHo, BARNETT
mann; GEo. G. NoRRIs. VALENTiNf
GATES, THOMAS HAYDEN, WooDMAN
EOxEy, Gro. ". CARRoyHERs, ALExAN
DER P1cKENs.