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BOARD.
SECOND


IMPORTANT TO ALL INTERESTED. - THE
Il arrears of Pensions must be applied for within
five years after the death discharge OF soldier,
sailor, or marine Those who fan to apply lose se6
per year. There are thousands In our midst Widows
dependent fathers and mOthers and orphan children
who entitled, but who have not yet applied for
pension. All who think they entitled should at
once call on Messrs. ROBERT s. LEAGUE 4 co.
No. l3b South SEVENTH Street who will promptly
obtain their pensions cheerfuly give any infor-
nation, free OF charge. Remember that the i've
years limit allowed by law is fast drawing toa
close. 7S0
TO CREDITORS OF THE REPUBLIC OF MEXI-
Il CO-The undersigned are now prepared to
prosecute claims before the joint commission created
under recent treaty between the repnL uc OF Mexi-
co and the United States, and would invite the at
tention OF claimants to the necessity OF an early a-
plicatlon TO secure consideration.
ROBERT s. LEAGUE a. CO.,
TsO No 1876 S. SEVENTH street, Phila
DISABLED SOLDIERS, sEAMEN, MARINES,
~ ETC., whether from wounds, rupture, or disease,
who have not yet applied for Pensions and the
Widows minor children, dependent mothers, fathers
etc. OF those who have died OF wounds or OF disease
contracted In the service, promptly obtain theY
pensions by applying to
ROBERT 8. LEAGUE a CO.,
TsO No. 1876 S. SEVENTH Street. Phllada-
THERE ARE GREAT MANY PERSONS
"A having claims upon the United States or State
Governments who have committed the same to the
OF Messrs. George Cragg Bro, or T. H. Peters
4 Co. They will hear OF something greatly to their
advantage, on application, either In person or by
mail, TO the General Collection Agency, No. 1s0
South SEVENTH Street
isO ROBERT 8. LEAGUE q co.
COLDIERS SINJURED.-SOLDIERSD DISCHARGED
- Oh account OF Rupture or any other injury re-
ceived in the line OF duty, can obtain s0oO bounty
and pension, by applying TO
ROBERT s. LEAGUE CO.,
No. 1856 S. SEVENTH Street.
Fun information given free OF charge. 90
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young men, all inebriated visited suspicious
house on Julianna street, near Vine, and COM
menced raising row outside, and shouting for
admittance. Suddenly Day-Sergeant Meyers
ordered them away. They refused to go,
and a row followed, during the progress of
which Meyers lost his hat. No arrests were
made, but we learn that Meyers has sued one of
the parties for the larceny of his tile.
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HAMs.-An owner is wanted at the Fifth Dis
trict Station House for two fine hams, supposed
TO have been stolen.
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8. P. G. A.-John Rianhard was arrested at
Front and Vine streets yesterday for cruelty be-
horse. Alderman Godbou imposed the usual
penalty of $5 and costs.
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AcCIDENT.-Wlliam Tracey, employed In the
steam bakery of Godfrey Keebler No. S62 North
Twenty-second street, had one of his hands
caught in some of the machinery yesterday,
and terribly crushed. He was removed to his
residence. No. 2213 Wood street.
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A FEMALE PUGMIsT.-The First District
officers yesterday arrested one Julia Mead, who
had been giving an exhibition of her proficiency
in pugilism by beating another female. The
Iatters head, it is said, resembles decayed cab
bage. Alderman Jones held Julia in $500 bail
to answer
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SUDDEN DEATH.-About o'clock this morn
ing Frederica Knotterer, servant employed in
the house of Mr.. Woolenverer, No. 80 Cal
lowhill street, went into the cellar for the pur-
pose of procuring some article, when she was
suddenly seized with pain in the region of the
heart. Returning up stairs Mrs. w. proceeded
to make her cup of tea, and whilst waiting she
fell dead
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Tolls ON the somerton PIKE.

From the Barnesville Enterprise, june 2.
EDIToR ENTERPRISE ! notice in vhe
columns of the Enterprise of last week
an article from the Woodsield Spirit in
reference to the tolls on the Somerton
Pike, which perhaps needs a reply. The
editor of the Spirit is mistaken if he in
tends to convey the idea that full toll
will be charged at both gates when two
are placed on the road. This matter of
toll is regulated by statute, by which
turnpike companies are allowed to
charge certain rates for each ten miles
of travel. The length Of the Barnes
vile and Woodsfield turnpike is little
over ten miles, so that if two gates are
put on they will be half gates, and per.
sons travelling the full length of the road
will pay precisely the same amount that
they now pay for one gate. The Direc-
tors intend to collect toll enough to keep
up the road and no more, and of course
are now experimenting on the matter |;
and il it is found that less rate than is
now charged will keep up the road. the
rates will be lowered accordingly.
In conclusion l desire to say that the
tax payers along this road have expend.
ed about 800, 600 to make this road what
it is; and they are of the opinion that
after they have completed the road, the
persons who use it should keep it in re-
pair, A DIRECTOR.
We reiterate that the tolls now charg-
ed are exhorbitant, higher than those OF
the National Turnpike Sixty cents each
way for four horse team is outrageous
and the pitiful whine that 100000 was
paid ito make this road what it is is
no Justification whatever Further, the
rates now charged are not in accordance
with the statute on the subject, but con-
siderably higher. The Guernsey Times
of last week furnishes the following on
this subject:
"The Woodstield Spirit objects to the
excessive tolls charged by the Woods,
field Turnpike Company, saying that the
profits of Monroe County wagoners are
swallowed mp before they return, and
predicts that the trade of that county
will be driven to Clariugton in order to
avoid the payment of tolls This is an
important question to Barnesville"
| Our Western trade will within sly
months cease going to Barnesville. The
merchants and traders will transfer theil
business to point where tolls will moi
consume the profits.
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For the Spirit
To the Independent Electors Of
Monroe County,

FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS I Offer
myself as. candidate for the office oil
County Auditor. If.elected, pledge
myself to discharge the duties of the
Office TO the best of my abilities. Not
claiming to myself that I am as well
qualified to discharge the duties of the
Office as some other gentlemen asking
for your sufrages, shall endeayor to
obtain the very best talent of the county
to assist me,
l do not claim that my political faith
qualities me for the performance of the
duties of the Auditors Office, yet l do
claim that am, perhaps, the only origi-
nal Jaelssonian Democrat now remaining
in Monroe County. / was brought up
In the Jefferson, Madison and Monroe
school of Democracy.
/ arrived in Woodsfeld in the wear
1926, poor, weary and on foot. / do
not claim that have been more patriotic
than other candidates, but l do claim
that have been assisting in building up
the interests of Monroe County whilst
other gentleman have been, perhaps, un-
born or sojourning in foreign climes.
WILLIAM CRAIG.
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k9rIn this age of scepticism, facts
are required to inspire confidence in the
minds of the people; but with good In
dorsers, they are willing to test any arti-
Gle claiming extraordinary merit, The
|proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer offer the following indorse-
ment Of the merits claimed by them for
their preparation, by the Pittsburg, Pa,
Christian Advocate, viz: "The public
have so often been deceived by the use
Eof worthless preparations for the hair.
that an article OF this kind to gain their
favor and secure their patronage, must
possess real merit We arc glad to as
sure our readers that Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer is meeting with
the success which its merits SO justly de-
serve; and we have reliable evidence
that it will perform all that is claimed
for it, in restoring gray hair to its natu,
raj color, and. as a permanent dressing,
lis unsurpassed.
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THE LATE FfRE-THE PRoMPrSEss OF
THE .HoME oF CoEUMBus'-WE vHAyE
A WESTERN Insurance CoMPANr.-We
call the especial attention of our readers
to the notiee,in our advertising columns,
of the settlement on the part of the
.sHome of Columbus Fire Insurance
Company, of its loss. sustained by the
destruction of the FIGURING Mills of c.
E. Hills, Esq. The Ere in the shoulder
ing ruins was not yet extihg guished when
the Special Agent of the Home Of Co
lumbus arrived, to settle the loss. The
absence of Mr.. Hills who was in New
York; prevented an immediate adjust
ment, but as soon as the Company could
be notified of his return, the Adjusting
Agent. Mr. j. W. Chaplin called upon
him and Immediately gave him a draft
for $3, 600, the full amount of the policy.
This prompt action speaks volumes for
the .sHome Of Columbus" and is indeed
an, earnest that We have successfully es-
ltablished an Insurance Company worthy
of the confidence and patronage Of the
people of our State. The incessant
drain ON our resources, which for years
has poured into The ovcr.enriched laps of
Eastern Fire Insurance corporations,
should now cease. Here, in our very
midst, is an institution which, in all the
elements which give security, is more
than rival for Eastern Companies. Let
it be patronized. Let the West step ont
of the old beaten track which has led to
Hartford and New York. Let these
Eastern insurance chains be broken, and
instead thereof, let Us build up in our
own State an Insurance Company which
will be a pride TO our Commonwealth,
and which will afford a security second
to none in the land The Home of CO.
lumbas'' should receive an active second
to this exhibition of promptness and
faithfulness, and we sincerely hope our
citizens win patronize it to the utmost
extent that careful underwriting will
permit - = Detacare HernId g Sse.s
: c.. H. DALLAS, Agent, DORIS Hotel,
Woodsfeld, Ohio. I'm isa s
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Cincinnati Market.

Ds
FLOUR-Firn aud iu good demand;
family at 5 40a5 TO-
GRA1N-Wheat firm; held at 14sl
Is for Nos 2 and l red winter. Corn
firm with good demand at 99c but hold
ers generally asked 93a95c, and for choice
white, ,miIlcrs paid L 90. Oats in better
demand and &c higher, at 54a55c; the lat
ter rate for choice white. Rye quiet
and unchanged, at 95a97c.
COTTON-Unchanged, mid ding 21tc
WHISKY-Dullj held at 04 for old
process and l OF for patent; no sales.
PROVISIONS --Nominally unchant
ed, nothing done excepting in hams,
which are 10 good demand at zoe; many
,sk 2Olc. Dried beef in demand at 2ls
22c.
BUTTER Dull at 1920.
CHEESE-At Ral4c.
EGGS AT l8sl9o.
OILS-Linseed steady at 10. Lard
.,ull at ] Goal 25.
SUGAR-Re6ued 4c higher; demand
f,r all kinds coed.
| GOLD-li4t.
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UNITED STATES
A N N U A L T A X B /
OFrIcs OF lSrERsAL REvESuE,
Fifteenth Collection District.
lruvys Ouro. NAV 10. 1870.


Notice is hereby given, that TIE Assessors
Annual List for this District, for 1870. END
braoins Ta4es OH Income OF 1859. Carriages
Yachts, Billiard Tables, Watches and Plate
(and Special Taxes is now in my hands, and
said Taxes are now payable.
vii attsnd III psrson, u my office II
Athehs, Athens county;
At the Office of William Glines,t IN Marietta
in Washington county, BY William Glinst
Deputy Collector;
Al the Office Of b. C. Smith, In Pomeroy
Msigs county, BY h. c. Smith. Deputy Co'lec
tor.
Al the office Of W. W McCarty, in Mccon-
nslsvills, Morgan county, by w. W. MoCarty
Deputy Collector.
: A. the Office Of John B. Noll, in Wcods-
field, Monroe county, BY John b. Noli, DePu'
" Collector, ~ = &
Until the .25th day Of Aay, 1870,
To receive payment Of the taxes atoresaid
II not paid within that time. the penaltiei
prescribed by law will be enforced under die
traint. J. L. kESSiNdBh,
Collector Of the Fifteenth Districs Of Ohio.
ma24ws t,sti
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rhe Ceunay Convenalon.

The Democracy in each township, in
the county, ought to open the polls as
early as Z O'Clock the morning of the
Convention.
1t has long been an established rule to
require voters to cast their votes in the
townships in which they reside. Per.
sons attending the show in Woodsfeld,
On Saturday, me 1ith, viii not be per
mitted to vote here.
Vote early at home aud then come. In
and see the great Show.
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Estray Notice.

rT,HB subscriber, . resident Of Center town.
1 ship, Monroe county, Ohio, has in his
possession an estrsy mare. described as fol-
lows: A roam mare, about Isl hands high,
supposed to be IL or is years old, tail crop
ped, . little spawned on one leg and . speck
in the left eye. Whom taken upon the 18th
day Of May, she bad black leather strap
buckled around hsr neck. The owner can
have property By proving the sams and pay
ing charges. BENJAMIN W. BROWN.
ma24w3, tgaEis
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Rafcfoonts, No IL g. 13 Eaa Stats q.
=, COLUMBUS, o., s..i'. s. 81,
Aud Nos, 2a8 &c 29O Superrssot1 sirsei,
CtEsRLANDy d.. So .s....'.' s I.
JOHN SELTZER & CO.,
General Wholesale and Retail Asssti..

a
Z We are also agents for &. r. NERQHAM =
SONS and HRLPS G00DNAN,5 oslsbsS-
ted ORaArs and MsLoDscss ne te9be ~
best instruments Of .thsis Il nd made aElhh
country. Also, ksep q fall atSch q sai1
Music and IksfRbcfIos Books toSsthst NH
overy variety Of Musical Merchandiss, saAk
as BRASS and SrtssR IxsrRpNsufs, yieIins,
Guitars, Flutes, ,Accordeons, Flutinas, Con
certinas, Harmonicas, viol:ncellos, Double
Basses, Flies, Drums, Steols, Covers, -. fks
FAMOUS PAGANIN1 STRINGS, bsst mAds Ia
the world. Orders from distance promptly
ard carefully executed. .
A visit IS respectfully solicited tB thS I'D
and reliable Mrsic headquarters, ,whsfS prices
JOHN sELrzEs i Cd.
Proprisseri.
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Deuaecrntic STATE Convention.

De1necratic state Convention.
qW6publis6 fhissweek the proceedings
1fthc Democ cratic State Convention held
at Columbus on the 1st inst
The nominations for the different OFF,
ces to BE- 6l]ed are good ones. The
tlstfornus ssts forth clearly Che demands
and opinions Of the Democracy of the
country, and win receive hearty en-
dorsement from the electors Of Ohio at
the October election.
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cLERK

s@E EDS. SPIRIT: Many Democrats of
Washington township desire the name Of
DAVID 0KEY announced as q can Iidate for
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention to be held June IL, 1870.
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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THAxKs-To Mr.. ALEX. MoGREw and
JoHN NJ. GooDwIN, Esq, Of Lee town
ship, for alcIdb Of ten yearly subscri-
lbers. The friends Of the SPIRIT in Mon
roe County are working splendidly this
year.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS.

The following are the answers to the
problems published in our issue of the
3lst ult:
No 27-The square root off ,600-4o,
the width of the field in lineal rods; 40x
165-660, the width in feet; 660 div. by
l0-66, the number of rounds.
JAMES F. PENNINGTON.
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C o M MIS- 10 N e r /.

Bar EDS. Spirit: Announce WILLIAM
WoRKMAs, of Sunsbury township, as candi.
date for reelection TO the Office of County
Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic County Convention. Mr.. Work
MAN, during the time he has served Monroe
County as Commissioner, has rendered uni
versal satisfaction. The people are anxious
for his renomination to that ofioe.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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The Knabe PiaHs.

Next TO books there is no mat innate thing ID
the house that can produce SO much profitable
pleasure as Piano. A library and Piano are
aSfiHols u 8 high civilization. These ,twe
spread the noblcr banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear of gluttony ,or dissipitinn.--
As books bring into our daily circle Is familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth. and permit us to rear our eAildfel
under the influence Of the ncblest natures, %
the Piano, with simple incantations bring - up
from their sleep, tho brotherhood 81 song; and
persuades them 10 dwell among as
OF tho enormous variety Of Hanos nana-
fsctured, il must be admitted hohe have con-
tributsd so much to the hsrpinsss Of cut
homes. - those celebrated iustruments, used
by the thonssnd. in every quarter Of the
globe, and manufactured BY the world re-
nowned house Of Messrs. VIZ. EEABE . Co. /.
baltimore. Those Pisbos have tesn before
the public for More than 40 yssrs, with {
steady increasb. Of popularity, until to-dsy
.hSy sts. ptonouncsd By the greatest artists,
amateurs. anc' the univsrssi judgement Of ths
pubic at large to be the BE-r and most sELiS
ABLE Pianos made in the world,
Joxs Srrrssh & Co, wholesale saa l6ss!l
Agents for the unequsled Knats piSnoi &
Is, East State stfeet Colunbus; o..sutS [3w
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Puzzles, EnigmaS, Riddles, Answers
The following are answers to puzzles
and riddles published last week:
Answer to enigma: Monkey.
VIM. F. WIRE.
STAFFORD, O., May 25.

EDS. SPIRIT: What five words, each
containing five letters. read the same
backward and forward ,and the first letter
of each word spells the first word, the
second letter of each the second word,
third letter of each the third word, the
fourth letter Of each the fourth word,
the fifth letter OF each the filth word, and
backward the same? III. r M.
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Ths marietta Lostery.

The BERKLEY & DurToN lottery of Ma
rietta has, in. our opinion, proved 8
grand sell. The list Of prizes has been
reduced from $50, 900 to $4,000. Quite
a number of persons about Woodsfeld
have forwarded their tickets TO MARKETS.
lawyers to collect back for them theil
money.
Is BmkLEr & Durros having violated
every promise made to ticket holders, ,oul
advice Is Send your tickets to MARKETS.
and demand your money for them. tt
repose any iurthes confidence in thu
thing, is to lose your money.
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BT EDS. SPIRIT: Announce w. s.
WILEY, Of Adams township, as candidate fol
the Office or Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas; subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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81 COUPONS
Chicago Market.

FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat opened active and
excited; sales No. 2 at l OF, subsequent
ly weakened and closed with sellers at
9S3c; this afternoon the market was un.
settled at $50 seller June. Corn ranged
at S5aS7c for No. 2; closed dull at Sale;
unchanged this afternoon. Oats sold at
50a5lc; closed with sellers at 49!c. Rye
quiet at SOC for No. 2. Barley nominal.
HOGS-Active at 8 20a9 90 for com
mon to choice.
CATTLE-Moderately active aud 25a
Soc lower; s. 5oa9 90 for butchers to
extra shipping cattle.
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No. 2S-6lx.3lS31-22 6, the diane
ter of the house in feet, div by l6 5-l
81 -l65, the diameter in rods; 80 50 l65x
plus | 6l-165-200 rods, the diagonal
of the farm, the square of 200 div. by
10000 square rods, or area of the
farm 125 acres
JAMES F. PENNINGTON
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s@ EDS. SPIRIT: Announce JOEL T,
JuDKISs, of Center township, as candidate
for the Office Of Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas; subject to tho decision Of the
Democratic Convention Of June IL, 1870.
4 DEMOCRATS OF MONROE.
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REC Or D E n .

s6g EDS. SPIRIT: We again nominal,
as candidate for the efice Of County Recor
der. d. 0'CoNNoR; for faithful services we refe
to the records Of the Office; subject to th,
vote Of the Primary Election.
THB DEMocRAc CT OF MONROE.
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EwWe are authorized to announce
that DANIEL WALTON, of Center township, is a
candidate for Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
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ES- EDS SPIRIT: Announce CHARLES
+, BILLMAS, of Summit township, as candi-
date for County Auditor; subject to the deois-
ion Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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IESenator THuRxAS's speech on our
outside win repay perusal. It is the
production Of the greatest statesman in
the United States. sisas .. 9Ei
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s@EDs. SPIRIT: Announce ALEX,
HARDssrY, of Malaga Township, as q candi-
date for the office of Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas; subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. of June IL, 1870.
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New York money Market

June g..
MoNEY-Easy at sa5 per cent. on
call. sel
STERLING-Quiet and firm at lo9ga
l105.
GOLD-S Steady; opened a. 114t and
closed at l14iall4s. Carrying rates Il
as per cent. Clearances, 23,O0O,00O.
GOVERNMENTS-Active aud high
er on the defeat of the proposition in the
House to tax them.
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The absence of the editors, atten-
ding the Democratic State Convention,
will account TO our readers for the lack
of editorial and local this week.
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will be here on Saturday, the 11th. But
be sure and vote before you leave your
townshipsE. Every voter Is required to
vote in the township they live in.
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EgWc are authorized to announce
WILLIAM CRAIe, of Center township, as can
didate for County Auditor; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was ON the 18th day Of Mag, ,ls1o
appointed Administrator OF the estate o
William T N. Stewart, decd,
ma24w3: JOHN T STEWART.
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Eg MEssRs. EDIroRs Please atl-
Inounce the name of R. X. WAttos, Of Salem
township, as a candidate for Auditor; sdbJect
to the decision of the Democratic Convention
of June IL.
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REThe editors of the SPIRIT were the
only delegates from Monroe County, in
attendance at the Democratic State Con-
vention. = go y = - - =
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naw We are authorized to announce
JAMES MYERS, of Perry township, as candi-
date for County Recorder; subject to TIE
decision Of the Democratic Convention
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MONDAY, the 18th day of Jun
A u ID i T o Il .

pE EDS SPIRIT: Announce MICHAEL
HoEprLER, of Center township as candidate
for County Auditor, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic County Convention
MANY DEMocRATs.