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SOtPoNs
Cincinnati Market.

June y.
FLOUR-Dull and unsettled, nc de.
maDd family offered al 75a6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and dropping;
red sold at Goal %; Milwaukee at !
SO, but buyers withdrew at the CLOSE
Oats unchanged at 5Sa62c. Aye dull at
96a98c, the latter rate for No. /.
COTTON--Nominally unchanged; do.
mand trifing; middling at 214c.
WarSKY-Dull and lower; sales old
process make at OF. .
5 PROVISIONS-Mess pork saleable
at 80 90 but it is held at 80 so. Bulk
meats held firmly at 12al5c for shoul-
ders and sides. Bacon quiet but held
firmly at 134, 16t and 174c for shoulders
clear rib and clear sides. Sugar cured
hams advanced to 2lc. Dried beef at
22a23c and scarce.
LARD-Held at l6c; but limited
demand.
BUTTER Dull at lSa22c.
i EGGS-Firm at zoe.
CHEESE-At 12al4c.
OILS-Linseed at 10 and steady
Lard at | 1Sa1 81. 3raa
GROCERiES-Firm and In good de.
mand. Raw sugar at l0al2Io; refined Al
I3Ial44C. Coffee at 20a23c.
GOLD-1i34 buying.
EXCHANGE-Dnll at lilo discount
buying.
MONEY Market sasy
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Notice in Partition.

FiIz iBETH DEMRNr, Josiah Dement,, Eliey
il Carpenter and Vincent Carpenter her
husband, ,Sina Pryor and John Pryor her hus.
band; Silas Dement, Of the county of Mon-
roe; and William Dement,, Of ths county
of Washington, 0his, will take notice that
aI petition was filed against then1 on the
25th day of aay, 1870, in the court of
common pleas Of MoHros county, by
Elizabeth Pryor aud Christian Pryor her
husband. and is now pending; wherein
partition Is demanded OF the following
real estate situated in Monroe county and
state of Ohio, to wit. The east hslf of the
Northeast quarter of section nine. township
seven aud range seven; also. the west half of
the southeast quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section three township seven of range
seven; that al the next term of said court
said Elizabeth Pryor ana Christian Pryor her
husband viii apply for an order that partition
be made Of said premises.
t AMOS & SPRlGGs,
m. 5lw6. Att'ys for petitioners.
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BALLou's Monthly MAaAz1sE.-Th

BALLou's MONTHLY MAaAzINE.-The
July number of Ballou's Monthly Mag
azine is the commencement of the thir-
ty-second volume. Its popularity is now
so great thatno magazine in the country
stands higher in the estimation of the
people for genuine interest and excel
lence, Each number contains 100 pages
Of reading matter-stories, poems, his
Itorical events, wit and humor, a house
keeping department, and from 16 to 20
illustrations Of noted scenes and places.
All this can be obtained for 81 50per
year. or Is cents single copy; and club
rates are even cheaper, Thomes& Tai
bot, Boston, Mass, are the publishers.
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Board Of County Commission ers

The Board met in regular session OF
Monday, the 9th inst. Present: VIM.
WORKMAN, ISAAC BERNHARD aud CHRIS
TIAN CEHRs.
Viewers were appointed on the road
petitioncd for. by Henry Walters and
Others, to meet june Is, at the house of
2. Haren at 10 o'clock a. m.
The viewers on the road petitioned for
by Solomon Spangler reported as fol.
lows Jeremiah Walton claimed S10O
damages; not allowed. James Jones
allowed $50 for fencing. John Bracey
claimed $500 damages; allowed S150.
Mary j. Coen claimed $175 damages
allowed 800. Allowed Jacob Keeper
$50 damages. The road was ordered
established, provided the petitioners pay
James Jones, $50 and John Bracey $50,
from Conrad Hartlines land to station
No. 133 on Mary Howelrs land then
from station 160 to the termination OF
the road according TO the survey, provi-
ded no appeal be taken within twenty
days.
Allowed costs in the case of Ohio VS..
James Fulton.
j. A. Schwob S. for examination of
body of John Gabriel, found dead
Baltzcr Hines SIS so for blacksmith
ing.
Seibert & Lilley, sss IS; Sullivan &
Brown, Sl9 90; Harbour Il Dittman,
S361; j.. f. Saunders &c Co., S2l 90;
Trustees of Sunsbury township $50 for
bridge purposes; r Clingan S5 for Sc
curing bridge at Clingan's; VIM. Steel
$50 for bridge in Adams township /;
Malaga township 5000 for road purpo-
ses; G. S. Newcomb & Co., $15; Isaac
Bernhard Sl00 to make bridge ON the
Lewisville and Malaga road; Isaac Bern
hard 800 to make bridge at Pickens'
saw mill, f. Ketterer 500 to make two
bridges, one between ,Lewisville and
Miltonsburg and one between Millions
burg and Malaga.
The road petitioned for by H. Fl. Lin
go and others was ordered established,
provided no appeal be taken within
twenty days.
The road petitioned for by w. B. Nc
Farland was postponed to the September
session.
The following levies were made !:
County expense and debt, 8 LILO mills !;
building fund Ito mills and 6 10 of
mill for poor purposes.
The Auditor was ordered to advertise
for proposals for the delivery of 1900
bushels of coal. .>
Ordered, that the Auditor purchase
from Robert Clark & Co., Cincinnati, so
copies of Warren's criminal law for the
Justices of the county.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned to Saturday, July 2.
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Written for the Spirit
The Monroe Mutual Fire Insur.
anCe Company.
The Directors Appoint a Com.
mittee,


EDS SrIRIT: After considerable labor,
and bitter opposition, the Monroe Mu-
tual Directors have ordered their doings
investigated. Some of the Directors
were very much opposed to an investi-
CATION, and the late General Agent de
livered two powerful addresses on the
cold side of the question.
The Committee appointed win, In my
opinion, investigate the affairs Of the
Company fully aud fairly. 1t is made
up, from three counties, viz: WIN. F.
HUNTER, Jr., Monroe; SeLoMoN HoGUE,
Belmont, and S. PHILPoT, Noble.
A MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
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County Officers.


Iroeats Judge, W. T. siscLAIs; Office il
the Court House,
!. Auditor, 8. GRMsHAw; Office in the Cour
Treasurer, DANIEL NEunARr; office in tn,
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JsRE. WILLIAMS; Office in th,
Cont House.S ,ssa ssr-
frosecut'ng Attorney. J. P. sPRroos, office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. D.. o'CossoR; Office in the Cour,
Sheriff GEoRazC CALDwELL;ofice in the Cour,
Commissioners-IsAAc BsskHARp, VIM
WORKMAN, CHRIsrIAS CEHRs; Office with Aud
itor. ',''''
Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; Pos coffee Stafford.
infrmary Directors, P. ScHuMAcHER, SR.
SrsfHHn DoUuHEsrY, JRsss JACKSON.
Cofo1,ef, JoHS MuHIRMAS, Esa Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio. "a
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eyA barn belonging to JACOB FIN
LEI, Of Somerset township, Belmont
County vas destroyed by lightning On
Sunday, the 9th inst. What Is singular
about the matter is, the barn had two
lightning rods. in good condition, one
at either end. Will some dealer. in
lightning rods furnish an explanation?
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: Sheriff Sale
Isaac Barnhard
- ss'E VS.. s,ssS 81
A. Smith and Others.

q y s. a
DY virtue of a mandate to- me direct.
u ed FROM the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale a,
the front door of the Court House in the
town of Woodsfeld, on ,.fs e7,z.ts,
Saturday. The 81 day Of july, 1870,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m. and
O'Clock p. m, the following described real es-
tate situate in said county of Monroe, to wit
The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of seStlon twenty -ons, of township
number Eve Of range number six, containing
forty acres more, or less; subject to the life
estate of Sarah Smith In ard to thirty acrsi
thereof. -
Ordered TO lie sold as the property of An
drew Smith. ygHigs 4af ss7e -
ss1s sai GEORGE CALDWELL,
ma3lwJ. sheriff atd Special Master
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fNHEsE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN BE-
L fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone. attained an
unpurchased pre- -eminence that pronouuces
them unequalled. HN
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as we'll
as great purity of intonation and harmoni-
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and eT astio, and Is
entirely free from the stiffness found in SO
many pianos, which causes the performer o
so easily tire. ss6 Asa s.a3E e,.is
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be ex.
celled. Their action is constructed with a
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 will accept the
hard usage of the concert room with that
u the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melodK in fact they, are constructed
8. not f5f a Year, but Forever
All Of KNABs's SaUkRs PiAros have thsil
new improved Grand Scale aid the Paten
Agtaffe Treble in upper octaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1866,
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be the grandest Improvement
Used in the construction of Pianos Every
Instrument fully warranted for Eve years, sd
q saiag4s 6aa ~ Il. tR,8Isia s5sa
Wdterooms, No II d, l3 East State e.,
COLUMBUS, O.,
And Nos. 253 f. geo Superior Street,
CLEVELAND, o.
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HThe second volume Of Hon. !.

EEThe second volume OF Hon. Al.
ExAxDEB n. STEPHENS great work on the
war waIbs Issued ByiiIe NATIONAL Pub
Fishing Company, It's Elm ST. Cincin-
matt. iD a few days. The work is sold BY
snbsriptloR ONLY An sactiyeI agent is
wanted in Monroe County. Apply al
once TO the above address. sses Ags'
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} THE CouNrY CONVENTION. The indi-
cations at this writing, (Monday, 18th
inst, 10 o'clock, are that HoErFLER is
elected Auditor; ioKEr Clerk 0,CoNNoR
Recorder, and YoHo Infrmary Director.
WILLIAM WORKMAN, Esq, candidate for
Commissioner, received the full vote of
the Democracy all over the county.
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ENIGMA.

ENIGMA.
Fam composed of ten letters.
My43 62 is one of Balearic islands.
My 2S9 is a city on the Irrawaddy
River. a ,e sss m
My 52S4 Lis city ion the Isthmus OF
Panama, .Eitsm
My 6 2 / is what some of the candidates
for office will be in Monroe County after
the Convention.
My whole is the name of worthy
teacher of Wilson County, Kansas.
CoYvILLE, KANSAS, May 81.
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The RoGmania Massacre,

New York, June Con Friday last,
Mr.. Meyerstein, President of the He
brew Benevolent Society Of this city,
telegraphed to NJ. Cremieux, President
of the Jewish Alliance, as follows:
"What are the facts of the Roumanian
massacre ?"
The following answer was received:
PARIS, June 5.-Mr. Meyerstein: The
Jews of Roumania are expelled, plum
dered, horribly maltreated, also numbers
wounded and probably killed.
Signed CREMIEUx.
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Estray Notice.

rHE subscfibsr, 4 resident u Center town
/ ship, Monroe county, ohio, Has Ii his
possession an estray mare, described as fol-
lows: roam mare, about Is. hapds high,
supposed to be IA or Is years old, tail crop
ped, little spavined on one leg and 4 spsck
in the left eye. When taken upon the 18th
day of May, she had black leather strap
buckled around her neck The owner cati
have property by proving the same and pay :
ing charges. BENJAMIN W.. BROWN.
ma24w3,
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UNITED STATES
A N N U A L 7 A X ES
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvESuE, I
Fifteenth Collection District.
-. A-......a n.... NJ In dQ1A -

L
Fifteenth Collection District.
ATHENS, ONO, May 10, 1870.
Notice is hereby given, that tre Assessors
Annual List for this District, for 1870. en-
bracing Taxes on Income of 1853, Carriages
Yachts, Billiard Tables, Watches and Plate,
(and Special Taxes is now in my hands, and
said Taxes are now payable.
viii attend in person, at my office in
Athens, Athens county; Aa
At the office of William Glines, in Marietta,
in Washington county, by William Glines
Deputy Collector; rs f{e
At the office Of H. C. Smith, in Poneroy,
Meigs county, by H. c. Smith, Deputy coilec.
tor. ,EHs.1
At the Office of W. W Mccarty, in MeCon-
nelsville, Morgan county, by W. W. McCarty,
Deputy Collector.
At the Office Of John B. Noli, in Woods
field, Monroe county, by John b. Noll, Depu'
| ~ Collector, ;,,s- ..s..a.. y. f, 80.
Until the 25th day of Nay, 1870,
To receive paymen. of the taxes aforesaid.
II not paid within that time, the penalties
prescribed BY law will be enforced Under dis
traint. f8Sft-444 J. L. KESSlNGER,
Collector of the Fifteenth District bf Ohio.
ma2iw2.
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EE CHARLES c. BAKER,aged Is years,
died at his residence in st. ClairsviIle, ,on
F the 9th inst. ~

The heaviest spring storm of snow
band rain ever experienced in Montana
Territory has just subsidized. Snow fell
to the depth Of five or six feetin the
mountains, and there was an incessant
rain for, five days throughout the whole
Territory. The prospects for placer
mining could not be better, and large
eyield Is anticipated this season. e
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HJames Fisk has a new sen

Nt JdlueS FlSk utS u ucW ScilSutlOu
in prospect. In few days he will turn
out with skin hand ,and this six-in-hand
is expected to be the most costly of the
sort that ever put in EN- appearance on
the drives in and about New York. For
nearly month Mr.. Waldroh has been
engaged in designing and manufacturing
the mounting for the harness which the
animals belonging to the six-in-hand are
to wear. The hooks, links, hames and
buckles are all gold, and SO are also the
drop.face pieces and pads. The names
will cost $4,000, the mounting $1,000
while the whole equipage, including
horses and carriage, will cost $4,000.
Over one hundred and fifty monograms
will appear on the harness. The noun
ting for this splendid turnout are the
finest ever made in this country.
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ENIGMA

l am composed of letters:
My l 2 3 A 6 is a bright light.
N.Y. 4 5 is an emblem Of innocence.
My 5 g. is piece of timber.
My 4 3 2 is of the masculine gender
My 6 A s is a large bird.
My 8 5 6 2 is mans name.
My 8 2 6 is kind of drink.
My 3 3 4 6 is unsound in limb.
My 5 6 Z s is what all young ladies love
My whole is lighted torch.
S. l. DEvAUL.
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DIED.-On Monday, the 9th inst, al
his fqeidpHce "a 5aOksoa township, JACOB
WAaNfk Mr.. WAGNER was one Of the
staunch, honest men of Monroe County
the Democracy Of Jackson township
bad for wears past chosen him as one Of
the Justices for that township, for which
position he was well qualified being very
correct in all business transactions.
Reeee to,his remains.k hK,Ss q
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JOHN NSELTZER y CO., Sc
Geneial Wholesale and Retail Agsi


We are also agents for E. P. NEEDHAM 4
SONS aud HELPS & GoODMAN'S celebra-
ted 0RaAFs and MELopEoNs, no doubt the
best instruments Of their k nd made in this
country. Also, keep full stock OF SnsRr
Music and lSsrRucTios Books together with
overy variety Of. Musical Merchandise, such
as Brass and SILVER IssrRoMESrs, vioiins
Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons, Flutinas, Con-
certinas,. Harmenioas, viol:nosllos, Double
Basses, Flies, Drums, Stools, Covers, &c. The
FAMOUS PAGANlNf STRINGS. best made III
the world. Orders from distance promptly
and carefully executed.-
A visit is respectfully solicited TO the ola
and reliable Music Headquarters,w where prices
are most molerate. aA sissais IS il e
JOHN SETTER & co. T,s
W st5-f'a Proprietors.
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, .New,Advertisements.

Picnic ats sLewisville-- Geo. Kastner.
!, Woodsdeid High School-Grore ant
Graham
.Geal-S. Grimshas sAnditor. .e
Pardon Notice-Ann f. Doss.
Partition Notice-Amos 4 Spriggs.
Legal Notice-Hollister & 0key.
Adm'rx Notice--Mary E. Logan.
Admir- Notice. Dement,.
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ANTHONY scHUmACHER

ANTHONY SCHUMACHER
Respectfully informs the citizens Of
w y o D s, n 1 = il d.;
aid vicinity that he kssps eSanlisiaHfl} 81
hand at his S.
NEAT STORE, ON MAIN STREET,
Two doors North Of Judkins' Drug Store,
Beet, Pork, Veal, Sausage. &c
He solicits the patronagso Of the public. - hs
will spare no efforts TO accommodate ciist5ni.s
ets, and hopes, by liberal dealing, 70 render
satisfaction to al who may buy meats AZ his
store.
TO FAX IL g RS.i W.
| will pay the market price for cattle, hogs
and sheep suitable for lbutchering,
deo7r. ANTHONY ScHUMAcHRE.
go N
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Subscribers

Who End an after their nameswill un-
derstsnd that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip.
tons, and their names will be erased.
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Puzzles, Enigmas, Riddles, Answers
The following are answers to puzzles
and riddles published last week:

oai a RIDDLE.
In goose stay forever
But in a flock you see ME never.
Into a house | never have bee1,
Yet in every room I'm always seen.
I'm half in dog and half in COW,
And half. of me you see in plow
I'm half of the moon and half of coon,
Yet I'm easily put in common spoon.
JOHN w. HAWKINS.
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Monroe 90 Agrlcu,,aral society

MODrO OtsOU AErfCuisuEdt SVCaotS'
There will be meeting of the officers
OF the Society at the Clerks Office in
Woodsfeld, on Saturday, June 95, at !
o'clockP. NJ. The object Of the meeting
is to prepare list of premiums for the
next Fair.
Let every director attend, il possible
"a A. B Covert, Pres
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HA Sunday School Convention
was held in this place on Thursday and
Friday last We viii give the proceed
ings in our next issue. f q 81
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New York Money Market.

June 9.
MONEY-Easy at 3a5 per cent on
call.
STERAING-Quiet at ioyaalC95.
GOLD-Dull and steady; 113dal13a
we're the closing rates aud the entire
range of the day. Carrying rates per
cent to fiat. Clearancess s42, ,O0O, 600.
GOVERNMENTS-Firm.
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a.xF2uits 4 number Of persons we're
in town last week paying their taxes
and attending the meeting of the County
Commissioners. Al 4yay4u
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.

e ANTIOCH, o., June Z.
EDS. SPIRIT: How many days in the
eighteenth century? -
Problem No. 81 should have been 10
acres instead of 40 acres. The answer
as it is is 132. rounds. ''
81 ees ,ga JAMES +. PENNlSGroN, I
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GlbAs RATEs. .--Forclubs of 10 subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 50each
single subscribers So; six months 81.
81 n & ---L 9 n
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EEThe Land Appraisers will not
finish their labors much before the irst
day of July.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS To
,,,,,.s. AND FROM WooDsFIEiD.

v,n,.z. AND FROM WooDsFIEiD.
Barnesville, which now includes Beallsville
xnd Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
r.x.. Leave each morning at 9 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at Am.
:. Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
At :. m nassa Eaa 1sl. = ssnsa
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ETWe will give the result OF the
County Convention in our rnexti
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We have the news of the nreyalence
of disastrous drought in Europe, ex-
tending from France eastwardly an in:
definite distance, perhaps even to the
confines of Asia, or beyond them, for
they have been suffering terribly from
drought in the Holy Land.
The citizens along the line Of the Lake
Erie and Louisville railroad are exertine
themselves to secure completion of the
entire line, from Fremont Ohlo,to Union
City. There is every prospect of the
one hundred thousand dollars, necessary
to complete it from Findlay to Lima, be-
ing raised, and when that amount is guar
anteed, the company will push it as fast
as possible. a.a3s sese 81 ssis
New York exchanges give an account
of a child named James Speight, AIRED
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ekTheh Democratic platform is pub
lished on our outside. Read it carefully.
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Executors Notice.

kT0TlcK Is hereby given that the under
lN signed was, on4he lst daylof June, $40,
appointed Executor of the estate of John NJ.
Angus, decd. JEWS. I. u. ALLEN. :.
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EEA good story will be found on
our first page.
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7 E E G. R A P II | G
The Annapolis Naval Graduates,

BALTIMORE, June S.-Diplomas were
distributed among the graduating class OF
the naval academy to day. The five
honors wefe awarded to the following :
George L. Dyer, of Maine, first; Robert
G. Peck, of Massachusetts, second !;
Hawley o. Bitterhouse, of New Jersey,
third Henry w. Schaefer, of Illinois,
fourth, and John Hullsura, of Arizona,
fifth
CHICAGO, June 6-News was received
in this city to-day from Fort Stevenson,
Dakota Territory, which states that a
party of Sioux Indians near that point
had attacked party of Cheyennes, kill
ing one member and wounding several
others. The Chcyennes, to the number
of about 500 lodges, were terribly ekas-
perated, and were threatening war to the
knife against the Sioux. Four or five
other tribes had manifested disposition
to unite with the Cheyei,nes in their
work of revenge, ard there was pros
pect of bloody times among the savages
in that region!
LONDON, June cit is reported that
the police are discovering ramitications
of a Fenian plot in every direction, net
only in London, but elsewhere In Eng
land; and even in Wales. Arms and
ammunition, destined for parties in Dub
lin, and apparently designed to be used
imm ediately, have been discovered here.
Several boxes and barrels of war mate
rial, ready for shipment, have been seiz-
ed at Holycke, and persons in whose
charge they were have been taken into
custody. The authorities are watchful,
and the excitement has not abated.
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Administrators Notice.

NIoTlCE is hereby given that ,the ,undsr
IN sighed was on the 18th day Of May ,1670
appointed Administrator Of the estate o
William 7. NJ. Stewart, dec'd e sfa >
ma24w3. ..lss JOINT. STEWART.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
In signed was, on the lst day Of June, 1870,
appointed Executor of the estate of John
Harter, decd. je7w3. T. G.. ALLEN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-14

E%The. last trick is for scouhdrel
to go to house as an essence-pcddler.
He gets the lady, or whoever is in charge
to sample his dayoring extract, per-
fumery, &c, and finally to smelling chlo-
reform, when, if he is successful in get
ting her under its influence, he ransacks
the house.
Moral: Beware. of essence peddlers,
indeed of all peddlers. Buy OF regular
dealers, whom you know to be men of
character, and make money by it. :.