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s@We are authorized to announce
that DANIEL WALTON, of Center township, Is .
candidate for Clerk OF, the Court Of Common
Pleas, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
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r &c O r ID e r !.

sD EDS. SPIRIT: We again nominate
as candidate for the efice of County Rseor-
der. D. O'CoNNoR; for faithful services We refer
to the records of the Office, subject to the
vote of the Primary Election.
-, THE DEMOCRACY OF MONROE.
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EEEDs. SPIRIT: Announce JACOB
C. YoHo. of Center township, as candidate
for Infirmary Director; subject to the decisiun
Of the Democratic Convention.
DEMOCRATS.
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NIn the case Of Ohio VS.. THOMAS
Fourr, the jury returned verdict of
guilty of petit larceny, and fixed the
valre Of the property stolen at S2a 50.
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A u DIT O n. /.

B~ EDS SPIRIT: Announce MICHAEL
HoKFFLER, of Center township as q candidate
for Coun ty Auditor, shhjec. to the decision Of
the Democratic Connty Convention.
MANY DRMocRAys
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n@EDs. SpIRIT: Announce ALExs
HARDsstY, of Malaga Township, as a csndi-
date for the Office Of Clerk Of the Court Of
Comm oh Pleas; subject to the decis on Of the
Democratic Conventido Of June IL, 1870.
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

~E EDS. SPIRIT: Announce the name of
PHILIP SCHUMACHER, 'sR., as candidate for
Infirmary Director; subject to the decision of
the Convention of June Il. DRMocRArs.
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EWe are authorized to- announce
RoBxRr JOHNSTON, of Center township as a
candidate for Infrmary Director, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Convention OF
June IL.
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Puzzles, EnigmaS, Riddles, Answers

The following are answers to puzzles
and riddles published last week:
EDS SPIRIT: The following is the an-
swer to riddle in the SPITtIr of the 18th
inst:
An old lady went up stairs and looked
out her window, saw the COW in tine gar
den, and called her dog to drive the COW
dut of the garden. l.. Dc.
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Er-ors OF Youth.

aKNTLEMAN w'ao suffered for SOME yeari
from Neryou, Debili,y, Premature DeSay and
all the effects Of youthful i.disorstion, win
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send ire'
to all who need it, the receipt and Guection'
for making the simple remedy by whiea -
was cured, Sufferers wishing to prG1t oy TN
advertisers experience, eau do so BY anIres'
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
ma2sY. No. ~ Cedar street New York.
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MEssRs. EDlfoRs Please an
nounce the name of R. x. WALTON, of Salem
township, as a candidate for Auditor; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic Convention
of Juuell.
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1EThe jury Ia DIE case Of ISAAC
BoorH, charged with burglary, returned
into Court on Friday morning last with
4 ayerdict of guilty.
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ARRIVAL Ann DEPARTURE OF MArls re

AND FROM WoopsFIrLb.
Barnesville, which now includes Beallsvilie
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
r. n. Leave each morning at 9 A. N.
!, Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
SunRsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings At An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and saturday
M 5a.n.
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The Knaha Pisns.l .

Next tt books there is no inan;niats thing IN
the house thet can produce so much profitable
pleasure as Piano. A library and Piano are
symbols Of ~ high civilization These two
spread the noL,or banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear D, :tluttony ,or dissipation
AS books bring into our daily circle as familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth, and permit us to rear cur chiidren
under the influence of the noblest nasHres' so
the Pisao, with simple ineantations bring us ~
from their sleep, the brotherhood Of song, cad
psrsuades them to dwell among US.
or the enormous variety OF Pianos manu-
faetdrsd, 1t mus. be admitted none have con-
tribufed SO much to the happiness OF our
homes. as those celebrated instruments, used
BY the Thousand. in every quarter OF the
globe, and manufactured by the world re-
no8ued house Of Messrs. WV. KxABE q Co.,
Baltimors. Those Pianos have been before
the pIbiic for more than 40 years, with a
steady increase of popularity Until to-das
they are pronoanced by the greatest artists,
amateurs, anc the universal Judgmsnt'of the
nm sic at large to be the BE.f and most RELI-
ABIs Pisuos made in the world.
.JouS sErrzER Il Co., Wholesale and Retail
u L. 4
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AN NOU NOE ENTs.

We wiH announce The names Of candidates
and print 1000 tickets for each for s7j
payable in ddpance.
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ssDylSG GAxE'-Is the title of an ex-
cellent story on our first page. Read it.
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KRONE column of reading matter on
thefoarth page.
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The CENsUs.-We publish on our
outside letter explai ming the manner
of taking the census. 1t will repay Pc
rusal.
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: > CLuB RArKs.-For clubs of 10 subscri-
.bers, and over that number, 81 90 each
single subscribers 81; six months 81.
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Flour and Wooden Manufacturing
Company. Boyer, Pres.
The Southern States-W. d. Mann.
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Jefferson Davis, in his letter de-
flying the reports tonceriiitig Senator
Cameron's remarks to him upon his
withdrawal from the .Senats,says: "Men
had not then reached the degree of stul.
tifcation which caused the withdrawal Of
States from the Union to be called ere
bellion )" and the only remarks, so fal
rs l know, made by any Senator, which
had the least practical bearing, was the
expression Of Mfr. Hale, of New Hamr.
shire, that he expected us all soon tc
come back"
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HA live Grecian Bender was seen
on our streets few days since.
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per acre; 3 so acres at So per acre.
Answer to No. 20-Let 2, 3, I, 5, &c. +,
be the numbers; squaring the two first
we have and 3; subtracting A from 3
we have plus al plus Q the square of
the second number-16, which is the
square of the next number 4; thus, in u
similar manner, the square of all the
others may be obtained. The two which
mi,st be added arises from finding the
second differences of the squares of any
number If consecutive numbers which
is always 3. Respectfully yours,
JOHN NEUHARf.
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sDEDcArloS.- The new M: E. Church
ct Graysyille, win be dedicated on Sun
Gay, the ssA day Of May.
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The allowance made to the Sheriff by
the Commissioners Of Belmorit County
for the execution Of Thomas Carr; was
$500.
The steamship Armenia, which arrived
at San Francisco last week, brought elev.
en- hundred Chinese emigrants.
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Isl THOMAS FoRD, the regularly elected
Councilman, having declined to serve,
w. T. SINCLAIR was appointed.
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TouS CoUscIL.-The Council IS now
composed of six members, three of
whom are elected for two years and
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LAND APPRAISERS AND TOWNSHIP As
srssors-The following comprises a
complete list of Assessors and Land
Appraisers in Monroe County:
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.Jous ssrrsKR 4 Co., Wholesale aud Retail
Agents for tn. unequalsd Knabe Piano, IL &
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son and Mary A. McMahon.
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Answer to No. ia 65 atses at 81
per acre; b 80 acres at So per acre.
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i, nRmoRrAm.

FuNEniL OF ELLA MkY LAnBERr.-This
bright flower Of IT.. Johns Sunday School, the
daughter Of Jshn andrC N. Lambert. was buried
yesterday afternoon from the Church, Bishop
whitaker ondciatIpg. Tho children OF the
School, and q very large attendance OF adults,
cvinced the sympathy felt. for the parents, a.
well as the attachment for the deceased. Inc
corpse was carried to the Church, from the resi-
dencc, by Mayor Gibson, John II. Mills, H..
Huguet and II. NJ. ycsey; six boys, school COM
~panions, with white scarfa, acting as pail bear
ers. A delegation Of the Daughters OF Rebekah,
of which Mrs. Lambert il o member, also at
tended the removal Of the body. The exercises
At the Church, which was dcnscly thronged,
were most solemn and impressive. The burial
service was read, the children sang the beautiful
hymn, Jesus, Dear, I come to Thee; :" and tho
Bishop made an address 20 feeling and touching
that /. reached the hearts Of all present. Tho
children sang Shall We Gather at the River"
and all present came forward to take q last look
at tho dear child whose loss they 40 deeply de-
plorcd. The younger children could not realize
that she was dead, so serene and beautiful was
her face. At tho grave the final ceremony was
closed by tho Choir chanting "Come to me-"
1t will be a great consolation to the parents to
know that they alone arc not the bcrcaved, and
to feel that the genuine sympathy expressed is
tribute to them for kindness shown others In
part times.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
T TO LAST NIGHT.
Lafsr Rron Riohmond.

~" W.
RImMoND, Va, March 1s.-The
condition Of affairs here IL little
changed. Both the Mayors had an in
terview with Gen. Candy. Cahoon's
party. with the exception Of three Or
four who are starved out, occupy the
station house. They have been with
out food since Wednesday.
A'negro was shot and killed this
morning for resisting the police When
clearing tho streets.
Specie Payments.
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-The Frank
lin Bank has formally resumed specie
payments.
Destructive Fire.
BTNGHAMTes, Marph,l
Mills, owned by Boone & Meyer, were
burned last night; loss, $40, 600 to
$780,
A Murderer Hanged.
LITTLE FALLS, n. Y, March 49,
Theodore Nicklas was hanged today
for the murder of DR., Andrew Mead,
at Allegheny, In December last. He
died without a struggle,
CouSrcsetonuI.
WAsnINGToN, March 1S.-Tlle Senate
Pacific Railroad Committee has agreed
to report a bill authorizing the extern
sion Of the Kansas Pacific Railroad to
4 point not further east than Els
worth via Of the Arkansas aud the Rio
Grande rlver3to the Mexican bound
airy. The bill subjects the entire line
to the preferred use Of Government the
same as the Union Pacific. The land
grant Is twenty miles OH each side of
the road, alternate sections.
The President has signed the Joint
resolution giving the widow and chill
dren Of Stanton q years salary as As
soclate Justice.
Vice President Colfax to-day, In re-
ply to a delegation of colored members
Of the Georgia Legislature, who called
ON him, said that lie did not believe the
existing Legislature Of Georgia could
perpetlate itself; but his sympsthies
were with tho freedmen, and he hoped
to SOC them secure their rights.
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SIXTEEN YEARS AMONG INDIANS
There appeared ut the Lawrence House
yesterday a German boy. apparently
about 10 years of age. He has been q
captive among the Indians for IL years.
As near rs we can learn, his story Is
as follows: When he was about three
years old his parents lived near the
Chippewa River, where they had
erected n comfortable log cabin. One
day u band of roaming Indians pitched
their tent by the margin of 4 little
stream where the child Was In the
habit of going to play with his sister.
when the Indians removed they took
the boy with them. He was placed
among the chiefs Children He lived
with the tribe, sharing with them all
the hardships of their wild roaTing
life for 10 years. His parents, after q
long and fruitless search, came to the
conclusion that he must have fallen
into the river, been drowned aud bis
body washed away with the current.
They subsequently purchased a farm
about four miles from Elizabeth, in
this county, where they now reside.
The boys sister married 4 gentleman
residing ip Wisconsin,. y few weeks
since, while she and her husband were
examining SOME trinkets offered for
sale by q band of Indians In st. Paul,
sine observed among them a boy. who,
although dressed like thu rest of the
party, did not appear to be IN Indian.
Thinking that she detected some family
resemblance in the boys ~countenance,
she made suitable inquiries, and soon
became satisfied that the pseudo Indian
was her brother. lie refused, however,
to leave his Indian captors, and she
was compelled to return to her home
in Wisconsin, leaving her brother still
among the Indians. She, however,
gaze him the address Of their parents,
and urged him 10 return home.
Nothing was further hearl Of him
until Yesterday, a above stated, he
made his appearance in this city at the
Lawrence House, on his way to visit
his parents, whom he has not seen
since he was three yesrs oli.-Gdlena
IN.) Gazette, March Az,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Whnt Isl Tonic {


Dear this in mlnd-that although u tonic ID, to q
certain e1tont, Astlmulant-a stinulant, unmodlaed
BY any medicinal substances, Is not q tonic, but 4
prDlLirASr. In HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS there Is a stimulating element OF the purcst
grade manufactured In this or any other country.
Every fiery and corrosive oil or acid which contain.
mates the ordinary liquors Of commerce. are ex.
PEELED from the rye spirit which forms the alcoholic
basis o the BlTTERa. by careful and repeated rec
tlncatlan, 1'he juices Of the valuable roots. barks
and herbs. Infused Into this wholesome product OF
the finest grain, still further modify it, nature so
that II becomes. in fact, a simple diIinslye agent,
MINUS all the heady and brain exciting properties
which belong, more or less, TO all llquori In o raw
state. II Ia merely the sAfe and harmless vehicle
which renders tho medicinal virtues ofthe prepara-
ton misunderstanding their active power, and
dlfiNsipg them through the system, Hence the
pleasant and gentle glow which Is experienced AFTER
taking q dose Of the B1TrERS. Instead OF creating
headache. as unmedicGtli stinlulantsI are apt to
do. this salubrlous tonic y tho beat known remedy
for that complaint. II Gains and cools cerebral CT.
element, strengthens the nerves, promotes the Sc
erection OF the gastric. Juice, lnvignrates the bowels,
the fluids TO tho surface. improves the
appetite, increases the animal vigor. regulates or.
ganie action, aud, froni It's mild yet effective altera.
tive qualities, L. tho very best preparation that can
bs administered TO the weaker sex In tho peculiar
difficulties to which their organization subjects
them,
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TERRIBLE ARRAY IN aMApoR.
-
One MINI Killed-Another WOunded-A
Woman In the Case.

One NInn AlIle0-A OuuuCu-N
Woman In the Case.
We learn that a terrible affray took
place at !Amador, Amador County, yes
terday forenoon, between Thomas
Leach and Joseph Leach, which re-
suited in the death of the former and
the serious wounding Of the latter.
The accounts which we have received
Of the tragedy are but meager, but all
60 to show that 1t is a case wherein q
husband, either wronged or iancying
that he was, has taken the law into his
own hands and terribly inflicted the
penalty which his jealous anger sllS-
gested.
1t seems that the men are not
relatives, as their names would indi-
cate. but that they both residents
Of the town in which the killing took
place. Joseph is married, and the
deceased was a single man, and that
he Ind been upon intimate terms with
the former and his family for q long
time, and that latterly Joseph hsd
become Jealous OF the attentions of the
latter to his wife, and that he had
demonstrated the existence of this
feeling upon several occasions. 1t Is
said that the deceased, few days ago,
induced the wife of his antagonist to
leave her husband and take up her
quarters in the house Of his (~deceaSed's)
brother-in-law. After this step had
been taken, Joseph threatened to have
his revenge, while on the other hand
John was much incensed at the cruel
treatment which he charged that the
other had bestowed upon his wife, and
expressed his determination to stand
by the woman and protect her from
her husband. One Of our lnformants
says that both the men were ''boiling
over" and TINT on "Wednesday Joseph
said to him, II would not give Il
d-n to live I would as leave die as
live, aud will fix him for this yet"
Yesterday they met, and the result of
their meeting Vas that Thomas Leach
was killed outright by a shot from
Joseph, while the latter was danger
ousiy wounded and Is nov supposed TO
be lying In q CRITICAL condition.-Soc.
Record, 18Th. ..
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TWO COUNrERFRITERs ARRESTED.

They Pass Spurious Half Dollar Pieces.
Chief of Police B. w. Martz, officers
George Rider and George Harvey,
made q descent OH Wednesday last OIL
n little house, located OH the old bed Of
the American River, above the Gas
Works, owned by a man named Ryan.
which for the past three weeks had
been occupied by two men who were
suspected of being engaged In the coun-
terfelt business.
1t appears the two men, who give
their names as John McQuadc ana
John NJ. Stanton, rented the house Of
Ryan about three weeks since, agree
ing to pay 81 80 per week. III the
little house their movements we're I'M
observed by the outside world, and
quietly and mdisturbed they carried
on their illegal business, but as subse-
quent events have proven, with much
secresy and. apparently with a perfect
understanding of the dangerous char
acter Of their undertakings.
On Tuesday last they paid over to
Mrs. Ryan the sum Of 81 30 In half
dollar pieces. The five pieces Of coin
seemed to weigh much lighter than
SUCH pieces usually do, and the lady
called the attention Of her husband to
the fact on his return home In the
evening. Next morning Ryan repaired
to the assay office to test the coins, and
learned they were counterfeits, COM
posed of anthony and zinc. The
coins were finished off In a passable
manner, and the Imprint an eaph Aiae,
as we'll rs size, were exact counter
parts of those Of the genuine half dol
lar pieces. They bore the date Of 1860,
and evidence of. having been coined at
the San Francisco Mint, from the fact
of the letter "S"being inserted below
the eagle. Every letter and impression
seemed to be perfect, but they lack the
weight of the genuine pieces. The po-
lice were at once Informed, ana the
descent was made on the premises n
miediately by the officers mentioned.
They arrested the men, and on
searching the premises were rewarded
by finding the ladle, plaster of Paris,
files, and other materials used by coun-
terfeiters In carrying on their work;
but the most Important of all, the die,
was missing, and a diligent search for
It rs we'll as for the hiding place Of
any additional pieces Of the spurious
coin, has thus far proved unaVailing,
The officers feel confident that the die
and q quantity of the counterfeit coin
has been secreted somewhere by the
men under arrest, but they positively
refuse to divulge the hiding place.
Both Stanton and McQaade are
strangers here. The former Is an
American and the latter an Irishmau !;
both look like bad men, and seem TO
be very reluctant to give any account
of their former history or late move
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