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Chicago Market.

"J -
FLOUR-Opeued dull but closed firm
GRAIN-W heat better, with sales of
cash att 26aal 27I; closing at ! 26a;
seller July aud August closed at ! 204
Corn higher at 5l5a524c, closing at 52css
Oats firm at 49ta433c. Rye quiet at
S4kc. Barley quiet at 75c for No. 2.
HIGH WINBS-Quiet but firm at 80
a9OJc.
PROVIslONS-Pork weaker at Is
.70aI6 co. u-ii-F $50 .nu .ts
CATTLE-Thc market is very dull
but prices are without quotable changej
shipping steers sold at s. 75s6,OO for
good to piime. 5 40a5 G5 for fair, and
5 11Ia5 25 for mixed to medium steers;
Butchers cattle sold at 50a5 80 for in-
ferior to good lots; stock steers sold at
4a5c for common to good lots.
HOGS--Opcned moderately active
and the early sales were made at yestor-
days closing figures, but subsequently,
in view of heavy receipts, the feeling
Weakened and prices declined to the e1-
tent of 12ac per 10O pounds and the
market closed dull; heavy hogs sold at
4 e0.4 25 and light at 4 05a4 80 for
mixed to choice lots.
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The Condition OF Affairs In the
.- SOu(1l ss..

Judge Busteed, of Alabama, the Uni
ted States District Judge of tile northern
section ofithe State, in his charge to the
Grand Jnry of the district, at their late
session, at Huntsville, says: "a =,
''It gives me unfeigned satisfaction to
be able to announce thai thereis but sin
gle case of alleged orense to bc brought
to your notice, a case in which party is
charged with having robbed the mails
This state of facts is exceedingly crafty
ing, when we consider that whole year
has elapsed since the impanneling Of the
last Grand Jury for the United States, in
this district. No better evidence of the
general good order which prevails in this
community, and no stronger proof of the
loyalty of the people to their Govern
ment, need or can be furnished than is
given by their obedience to the laws This
is especially true where the laws are be-
lieved by them to SAVIOR of partiality,
harshness or vindictiveness. Fealty to
statutes which are repugnant to ones own
idea of what is just eNalts obedieiice into
virtue of the very first order,, and emit
ties the citizen to the EXTREMIST and ten
derest consideration of the Government
Is it among such a people that it was
necessary to pass law that authorized
the President to suspend the writ of ha-
bcas corpus, declare martial law, call out
the militia, and otherwise act as if we
were in state of great public peril?
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ALMOST "A MIRACLE
Thrilling Adventure Of a Child--
CaPsiZed and swept Overthe Fails.

Correspondence of the New York SUM-
RoNDoUT, May 17.-At Eddyvil,e, Ul-
ster County, resides a family named
Castney, consisting of father, mother and
an only child named Susan, about three
years of age. Yesterday, Mrs. Castney
having occasion to go for water, took
Susan with her, and while she was draw
ing water from the creek, the child stray.
ed from her. and stepping unobserved
into boat which 5was moored to the
shore, she loosened it and began drifting
down stream. When. Mrs. Castney was
ready to return home, she looked about
for her child, and saw her alone in the
boat far from shore, and rapidly nearing
the falls below, which are twenty feet in
height. 1.'' .;.'..' -
The mother shricked, and her cries
soon brought u number of persons. AS
they looked in mute suspense, the boat
suddenly capsized, and the little form
was seen struggling in the water. When
the struggles had ceased the little gill
was seen clinging to the guard of the
boat, which now was almost on the verge
Of the falls. As it trifted nearer and
nearer to destruction the woman shrek
ed and the stoutest hearts quailed A
moment more, and both child and boat
had disappeared. g
BY this time multitude had gathered
near the foot of the falls, and as the
skitt, with the little girl still clinging to
it, plunged over, alboat shot out from
the shore and rescued the child. At
first she was supposed to be dead, but
after while she revived, and has fully
recovered,
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ARE CUcUMBERs PRoFITABLE.--A sub
scriber asks il the raising of .cpeumbers
and salting them for market can pc made
d profitable business. We knowof many
gardeners who do make this kind Of bu-
siness profitable, but we presume they
have made it a study, and learned by ex-
perience how it is done 1t is sheer fol.
ly for any one to. expect that they can
take up any speciality in gardening or
farming, and be certain at the beginning
lot being successful in the end. Garden
ing and farmingsar trades that must be
learned by'praeice, and not theoretically.
All the books ever written on these sub
jects, no matter how carefully studied,
will never make good gardener or far
mer; and yet no man can become emf.
neut, or even stand second.rate,in either
profession, without the aid of books.
Cucumber culture is profitable bust
ness with those who know how and arc
in a favorable locality. ez3sa a.. 'ZAf
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Wool Markets. :
NEW YORK, May 20.

NEW YORK, May 20.
We have no change to note in the
market for domestic fleece. There is
considerable inquiry from manufacturers,
which enables holders to maintain prices,
notwithstaud udiug the low quality of the
bulk of their stock. The supply is pref
ty we'll exhausted, and full rates are OBJ
tained on all transactions. The sales are
$4,000 lbs. No. 2 fleece at SOC; 1900 lbs.
bury Wisconsin, 45c; 1000 Tbs. Geor-
gia. part bury, 2aa43c; 10000 lbs. extra
pulled wool. 5Oa524c; $4,000 lbs. super
pulled, 474a53c; 10000 lbs. spring clip
do SOC; 1000 lbs uuwashcd Delaine,
471c; $4,000 lbs pulled Mestiza, 54c;
10000 lbs. secured, 10000 lbs. extra
pulled, 10000 lbs. California super pull
ed 1000 lbs. black pulled, 10000 lbs.
washed Smyrna, 10000 lbs. Bauada Ori-
entail, and 5000 lbs. secured Mestiza, on
private terms.-Price Current.
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County Omccrs.

Probate Judge! W. T. s,soIAts; Office in
tns Court House,
Auditor, s. GRrMsHAw; Office In the Court
Treasurer, wrLLIAx READ: Office In the
Court house.
), Clerk Of Court, DAVID OxsT; oface In the
Court House.
Proceeding Attorney. J. P. srRIoes, Office
up stairs In Bloomer House. - ID '.-.'.. n.
Recorder. JoHS HAxitros;oace in the Court
!. shsrif, ,GsoaoE cA1pwkrI;oface in the cour.
House. ~ =, ~ 'H''y''o''1 a"i
Commissioners- BRRSHARD, WIN.
WoRExAS, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud
itof. ---.
Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; Pos sotfice Stafford.
:. Inffnary Directors, JACOB C. YoHo, SrE-
ruzsDuusHRRfr, Jkssk JACKSON. = r T-C
Cefontt, sJosx MuatExAS, ESQ.,; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio. want
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FroI, the Register. -.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
Nav a.

.. Md! 81
An active trade being done. Refined
and raw sugars have advanced fully !a8c
per pound. Provisions dull but steady.
Rice advanced and very scarce and firm.
The market generally steady.
BUTTER-Abundant supply; com.
mon at lSc; fair at Zoe; prime at 23c. {:
CHEESE--Receipts larger at l6@
16ic, .-r.~- se.r,- ..-.s... =
CARBONOIL-Prices unsettled;stan.
dsrd brands, in. a jobbing way, at 23c
asking and no charge for package. =
CANDLES-Star at Ice; City. mould
at ll4c @,
COFFEE-Tair at 17@lse; prime at
1910; choice and fancy at l9c.
EGGS--Supply fair and good demand
at l2l@13c. =.. ,s7 e-g q..--
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c. and the
usual advance for small lots in retail
way. 81. .s'sl,,-, >----, ~ g4e-.-
FLOUR-More active a: full quota.
tions. Red winter family at 6 75@7 90;
white wheat family at Z 25@7 SO; fancy
at so; superfne at 5 5O@5 IS,
GRAINAWheat active; white at 35
@l 40 for choice No. 1:,red at l 25@l !
3d. Rye at 75@8Oc. Oats at 45@50c,
Barley at 75c@l co. Corn at Csc.
PROVISIONS-Quiet. Mess pork at
20 90. Lard, fierce at 1lt@ f2c; keg at
13tc. Bacon shoulders Sc; clear sides
at l0tc; breakfast bacon at 12ic. PLAIN
hams 14Ic; Sugar Cured hams, 15@151c
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 8
90; No. 3 do, full weight, 100 lbs, at 5
IS; light weights at various prices, ac-
cordiug to the weight in packages; white
fish at 90: lake herring at 3 25@3 So.
R[CE-Prime new South Carolina
common at -9c;fair to prime at 944c; choice
at 10Ic. $50 r.,
HOMINY-SaIes Of white flint at S
90 per barrel. -. ....-.,
Baltimore at 50@65c; New
York at 65@7Oci choice drips at. 75c, =
SUGARS-New Orleans at J0J@l1Ic;
Porto Rico and Cuba a: lo@lIc: De.
marara at 12@l2hc; crushed, powdered
and granulated at l4lc; A coffee at l34
coffee at I3Ic; 9 coffee at f3f.
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop,
fair to good at 65c; prime to choice at
6S@7Oc
SODA-At Sc in papers; best New
Castle at &c 10 keg.
SOAP,-Family at G4c; German at
SIC; Eastern at Ice best at lie.
SALT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio Riv.
er at2 CO.. - fu>,tl{F EGS4G{-
TORACCO-Navy Blacks at 62@72c;
dark los and Is at 65@75c; bright los,
Is and lbs. at 75@S5c.
TEA-Gunpowder. at ! 00@l 30;
Young Hysou at l 00@l 40; Ooloug at
70@S5@l 35. mar, v5s
BRoOMSLNo. i fancy, 4 90; No. ?
fancy, 80; No. 3 fancy, 3 %; No. !
plain, 3 90; No. plain, 2 70; No. !
plaiu, 2 5O@2 62; common at l 75@.
20. W aEitI.TlF
GLASS-Flrst quality sx1O at o.
l0xl2 at A. 80; second quality Sxl0 at.rs
90; 1Ox12 at 3; SO per box of 30 feet
Discount 10 per cent. .'+5
GENSENG-At sac per pound
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quo
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

BIS. SPIRIT! Announce EDWARD OBEY, of
franklin Township as candidate for County
subject to the decision of the
Democratic Nominating Convention to be
held June 3, 1871. . MArY VorEss.
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Belmont County Items.

From the Barnesville Enterprise, May 25.]
We regret to annnunce that DR. Will
liams Of this place was severely injured
by fall from his horse, on Tuesday af.
ternoon. The horse scared at something
by the roadside, and in falling the Doctor
threw out his hand for support. One
bone of the forearm was broken near the
wrist and the other thrown out of place.
BURNED TO DEATH-One day last week
a little daughter of Mr., Nelson Grieves,
who lives short distance from Bellaire,
while trying to get some dominoes off a
table, pulled it over, tlyowing a burning
lamp on the floor. The lamp exploded
and set fire to her garments. Before as.
sistarce could be obtained her clothing
was mostly burned. She inhaled some
Of the fire, and was SO severely injured
that she died in few hours. 49, ..r
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A WORD ABOUT WooL.-Farmers too
often suppose that prices of wool are
regulated solely by its quality. In the
main this is true, but there are also other
things which affect prices. For few
years past, buyers, and especially manu-
facturers, have given attention to the
condition as well as the quality of the
wool have Disseminated in prices against
that which was sent to market half
washed or poorly packed. Those who
have wool to sell will do we'll to remem-
ber this and not only see that it is well
cleaned, but also properly packed A
little care upon both Of these points may
make quite differer ce in the price of the
clip when offered in market
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Efficient and reliable aids wanted
in every County in the State. =,
We will be pleased to send documents by
mail when requested. gf.
E.. G.. LIE ON ARD i CO.;
(Formsrly Hardware Merchants
.. General Managers,
% West Sd st, Anf Cincinnati, Ohio.
mai6w4. 9"i.af -
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eySUBsCRIBE FOR THE SPIRIT


SWEET PoTAro CULTURE.-A Western
woman, II B. R., Buchanan, Michigan,
gives the following as the mode practic-
ed by many Western garlenerss
"Select the sunniest side Of your gar
den, and if the soil is little sandy so
much the better. Have the ground well
prepared, and made up into long ridges,
leaving space of about eighteen inches
between them. Set the plants from ten
to twelve inches apart. Water them fre-
quently, if the seasons dry. They need
little hoeing, but the ground must be
kept clear of weeds. Should the ridges
become washed by rains, they must be
carefully made up again. Sweet potatoes
may be planted from the lst to the 10th
Of June. Should the vines. become too
luxuriaut some of themtmay be cnt off.
IF the season is favorable, they are usu
ally full grown by the last Of Septem-,
ber," ..,f i,,s - q
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# :; UNITED STATES .
/ N n U A L I A X E S
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvssUE,
FIFTEENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT.
Arurys DUN Nav IN 1871.

FIpTEENrH COLLECTIONS DISTRICT.
ATHENS, OHIO, May l8. 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the Assessors
Annual List for this District for 1s7 ,embra.
cling Taxes on Income of 1870, and the Spe
cial Tax imposed on Distillers, Brewers. Man
ufacturers of Cigars and Tobacco.and dealers
in Liquor and Tobacco, is now in my hands,
and said Taxes are now payable.
l will attend in person at my Office in
Athens, Athens county;
At the Office of VIM, Glines, in Marietta,
Washington county, by VIM. Glines Deputy
Collector;
At the Office of Austin ". Vorhes, in Pom
eroy, Meigs county, by Austin W. Worries,
Deputy Collector;
At the Office of W. W. McCarty in McCon-
nelsville, Morgan County, by W. W: McCarty,
Deputy Collector;
At The Office of John B. Noll, in Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, by John b, Noll. Deputy Col
lecter, - '.
Until tho Sd day Of June, 1871.
To receive payment OF the Taxes aforesaid.
If not paid within that time, the penalties
prescribed by law will be enforced under dis
traint. J. l.. kESSlNdEHi
Collector of the Fifteenth District Of Ohio.
ma23w2,
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THE CITY BAKER1l
PA RIs3 CAPTURED!
GREAT EXCITEMENT! 7!

A nice assortment Of candies, COM
mon and fine, can be procured at the
City Bakery kept by JACOB REINHERR.-
Also all kinds of nuts, raisins, dates,
prunes, figs, cheese, dried beef, cream,
soda and butter crackers; tip and stoga
cigars, smoking tobacco and pipes.
Fresh canned plums, pears, pineapple,
tomatoes, peaches, green corn, chow
chow, pickles and pepper. sauce. Also
sardines, lemon and raspberry syrups.-
He sells at reasonable rates and can sup
ply customers with everything in the
confectionery line.
sr.-... ICE REAM
And Ice furnished at all hours. Give
him call. s..... ......
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A Man RemarrieS his Wife After
TWenty.six Years Absence. i

An Iowa paper, the Mount Pleasant
Journal, has this account of romance :
Twenty-six years ago the beautiful
city of Salem, as now, was peopled with
some Of the best families of Iowa, Here
resided the familyof James McWhorter,
and James aud his wife were happy. Az
ter while there came the news of gold
discoveries in California, and stories OF
how men could find fortunes: James,
hearing these stories, decided to bid adieu
to his wife for short time, fill his pockets
with the glittering metal, and then return
to his Rebecca. The farewell was said,
and wife and husband parted. McWhor-
ter went to California The letters came
and went as fast as Uncle Sans carriers
could take them. AS the novel writers
say, "ti.ne wore on apace;" the weeks
walked off into months, and the months
galloped into years, and. as the story
comes to us, James McWhorter and his
wife were separated by the wiltul and ma
licious lying and Misrepresentation oi
evil doers. ....-.
Word was sent back to the wife that
her husband was the husband of anoth-
er, Letters ceased to go to and from
the separation became apparently per-
manent, and wound up with divorce
Mrs. McWhorter in time became Mrs
Abbott, and, after a time, her husband
died, leaving her widow. Some two
years ago gentleman came from Cali
fornia, direct from the place where Mr.
McWhorter resided, and he denied all
the reports that had been circulated con
corning that gentleman, reporting. him
to be an honorable and upright man
doing well and prospering in worldly
matters. After his return to Califormis
a reconciliation was commenced, letters
bearing words of love again commenc
ell to pass to and fro, and on last Fri
day James McWhorter and Rebecc,
Abbott were again joined in the holy
honds of wedlock. This is the story as
it cam to us.
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COUNTY TREASURER,

q BDs' SpIRIr: Alarge number of influential
Democrats are desirous that .1zo. -s 7.- a
w. T. MORRIS
lie a candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the decision of the Democratic Conven.
tion. I join with them in this desire. i
send you his name for announcement. i 7.
MONROE
Ems. SPIRIT: Please announce the name of
WILLIAM READ as a candidate for renomina-
tion to the Office of County Treasurer; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. s:<4-1s MANY DEMOCRATS.
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CURING TOBACCO in CUBA. The Sc
cret Of curing tobacco in Cuba, it is said,
lies in dampening the tobacco with wa
ter previous to packing it in casks or
barrels, which gives to it the desirable
qualities Of elasticity, increased freedom
in burning, superior aroma, and softness
of texture.
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,HsUBsCRIBE FOE. THE SPIRIT

To RELIEVE A CHoKED ANIMAL
When the animal is choked, take load
ed gun, slip up by the side Of the ami
NAL, place the muzzle directly between
the horns, about three inches forward of
them, and discharge the piece. A sud.
den spring of the animal backward re
suits, and the obstructionis removed.
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VIII be opened between.6 6 and 10 o'clock
In the morning, and close at 6 o'clock in
the evening on Convention day. Satur-
day, the Sd day of June This was de-
cided by the Democratic Central Com,
mittee.l4 'osfa
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HWe have received, in the printed
forms. copies Of all laws ofTa general
nature passed by our Legislature last
winter. They constitute as uuinterestins
a6atch as any Legislature has ever turn
ed out They are. mestly little tinker.
ing amendmcnts to something that no.
body cares anything about. {. s~rs-.a,b
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( Cure lOr Hollow Horn,

Here is my remedy: OF each, ginger,
pepper and allspice (ground,) one table
spoonful given in dough ball. Pull
out the tongue and put the ball in the
mouth and let go the tongue. Give
once dav. for three days then skip
three, until nine doses have been given.
20. NeceH. ~ -'a.' z.1-''f f ~
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HWe neglected in our last issue to
state that Mr.. CeCEHRs, of Ohio town.
shin, had returned several yearly sub
scribersa 3 l4J@se
The Democracy of Monroe are CON-
ing up to the support Of the SPrRIr,their
county organ, with will; and the result
will ibe 10 full vote at the election this
fall and an increased Democratic ma,
r~Sff-s 49, :
jority.
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AN'NOU 'NCEM ENTS
Convention on Saturday, June 3
ea Announcements SO each.
E@ Tickets 50 per thousand,

bar AnnOuncemen SO each. E. .ssi
B6r Tickets 50 per thousand.
gD The money must accompany an
mouncements and orders for tickets.
eB The Democracy of each township
shoald adopt strict measures to Preven'
Rntiieah from roting and dictatb.g the
Democra &c nominees,
~The following has been suggested
by Democrats from every township in the
county: .- .
QUESTIONABLE you Democrat?
AnsWerzby Radical-NO.
Judges This is q Democratic Con-
venti0ii. We cannot receive your
vote. 500 'GtaH g.G.'ss r"..rt. its
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Pittsburg Cattle Market.

s4f.- -z.--'t. ..s - e. ..- 1AJ -
. CENTRAL CATTLE YARDs.-Sales thus
far this week are some $50 head at 5Aa6c.
for fair to good, and 64a6tc. for prime.
There was hitch iu tho market to-day,
occasioned by new regulation which is
required to weighing, end in consequence
there was but little done.
SHEEp-Market plenty and lower;
clipped, 3a5c; washed 54a6tc
HoGs-Market continues very dull and
lower, With sales at 4Ia4aca II q ~ E,:g-
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New York Money Market.

May 20.
MONEY-Easy;; at the close call loans
ranged from 2 to 3 per cent,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Dull and
steady this afternoon at 1l0sa11O4 for
prime bankers, sixty days., sterling and
ll6saHDa for sight. 1l1N.$
GOLD-Quiet and firm during the
afternoon at 1llsa1lia. "'-
GOVERNMENT BON DS-StroDg at
the close but eenerallysqu squios U, z S. cur
rency 6s at 115ial15S.
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wWe learn that the body Of LAW
RENEE ScHAUB, of Lebanon, this county,
was taken out Of the river at Tuers Land
ins,this county, on Sunday. the 2lst inst.
When or where ne was drowned no one
knows. On his person was s65 in mon
ey and note calling for forty dollars.
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gNotwithstanding the fact that we
have q very long list of candidates for
nomination in our convention, there is
not an utterly incompetent man ameng
them. The ticket nominated cannot
well fail to be good one. IsD
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Assessment Notice.

NT0TICE is hereby given that an assessment
IN of seven per cen. was mais upon tha face
of Premium Notes Of the Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, on the LIST day OF
May, 1871. which will BE- due and payable 80
days after the date Of this netics.
By order OF the Directors. ...s....
ma23w4, - JOHN B, NOLL, Secretary.
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FIeas In a Barn-Yard.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette turns his sheep into his. barn.
yard if he wants to get rid of feas.-
The wool, soon gathers them, they do
the sheep no harm, get well creased,
crawl out of it, and instead of hopping
they fall to the ground. -sii 8. lt,--l
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M 4 R R 4 r. ID .

April 81, at the residence of the brides father,
Thomas A. Devoe and Sabina ]. Wise, all Of
Monroe County, Ohio. -s- f:v
April 90. by the same, Charles w Barnes and
Margaret Starkey, all of Monroe County.
May. i, by. W.. Martin, Esq, Archibald 3
Hoskinson and Mary Howell. 9s "
May IS. by the same. Jacob Erneh and Caro-
line Ingold, all Of Lee township, Monroe Co, o.
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EDs. sPIRIT; Please announce the name of
srsruKx DouenkRr2,sof of Wayne township as a
candidate for Indrmary Director; subject to
the decision 6f this Democratic Cotuty Con.
vention, MANY DEMOCRATS.
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ted at 10 rOo@l7 90; loose at 10 OO@12
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained
at l 90. & R - - z 70 z
SEEDS-Clover, at7 90 per bushel;
timothy, at 6 so; faxseed at Is
|. BEANS-Navy. white, at 1902 90
k..Lxl
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SuhSCrileIS

Who End an II after their nameswill un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
Il heard It will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subscrip.
tions, and their names will be erased.
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EDS. SPIRIT Please announce the name of
JACOB DRUM, of Perry township. as candi-
date for Infrmary Director; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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RoBEs1 JOHNSTON. of Center township, as o
candidate for lndrmary Director; subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
7ention. MANI DEMocRArs.