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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

HALIFAX, N. S., July 2S.-Steamer New
Brunswick, with $50 excursionists from Wor-
cester, arrived at Annapolis last night. The
party came to Halifax this morning and re-
turned to Annapolis tonight by special train.
Tomorrow they 60 to st. John. The hotels are
very crowded here, and the excursionists ex-
perienced difficulty in finding accommodations
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

telIigcnt power, capable of answering questions
having sight and hearing, and powers of imita-
ton. We should be pleased to have this proven,
for "Truth is mighty and must prevail"
whether it come in the form of electricity or
spiritual manifestations. ME.A
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Railroad Matters.

TREMENDOUS MONO POLY.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 28.-It is positively an
nounced that the Central Pacific railroad COM
pany has bought the California Pacific railroad
aud branches and steamers of the late steam
navigation company, and now control the entire
railroad system of the Pacific states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29
SUNDAY Services.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCu.-Rev. b. P. Snow, of
North Yarmouth, Me-, will preach to the united
congregation of the First Baptist and Old South
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

ACCIDENT AND OPERATIoN.-A German
named Jacob Karle, who lives on Lafayette
street, was struck in the neck, yesterday
afternoon, by the mouldboard of a
pillow which he was engaged in polishing at a
wheel The heavy casting caught on the wheel
and was thrown against his windpipe, so as to
crush it in and render breathing extremely diff
cult Immediately after the accident; and in a
short time it became very evident that he was
gradually losing the means of breathing. In the
evening, DR.. Gage, assisted by Drs. Martin and
Wood, inserted silver tube below the injury,
and left him breathing comfortably by that
means. Il is thought that his difficulty may be
remedied after the swelling and inflammation
subside.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

LoUIsIANA-REPUBLICA
New ORLEANS, July 2S.-The election of del
egates to the republican state convention, which
meets here on the ninth of August, is progress
ing throughout the parishes. Lively encounters
occur between the Dunn and Yarmouth fac
tons. A meeting, held tonight at Mechanic
institute, endorsed Gov. Warmouth's admins
tration.
MORTON.
LOUISVILLE, July Ex-senator Morton adj
dressed large audience in this city, this eve
ming. He characterized the new departure as a
sham, intended to lift the democracy into power,
so they could do away with the new amend
mcnts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

Steamer City of St. John, with the Tyne crew,
arrived at st. John last evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

Al San Francisco, the fall clip of wool is be.
ginning to arrive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-29

PAVILION SPRING WATER-It Is with pleasure
call attention to the advertisement OF this Water In
another column IL Is of the oldest Springs of Sara
toga-hcng tubed in Is It has recently passed into
composed of cnterprsng men, who knowing It's superior
mineral qualities using every means to bring It
before the public Possessing. IL does, about 100
grains Of mineral matter In gallon It is fast ing Its
place at the head of the springs Of the justly celebrated
saratoga Valley The company are putting Il on drafl
generally through the country When drawn from the
onntan cold and sparkling, IL Is very paatabe, well
rs beneficial 1t is bottled air tight Mt the springs and
retains al It's material qualities unchanged Il is claimed
TO be particularly ehcacOus in dyspepsia and kindred
diseases the office and general depot the company Il
~ No W keade and No. liz Chambers streets. "Nesr
lork Commercial Adrertiser, July y, 1871.
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MADRID, July 70,
FAMILIAR RESOLVE.
The new Spanish ministry has resolved to put
down theinsurrection in Cuba, regardless of all
the sacrifices of life and means.
Maintain
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Board of County COMMISSIONS RS

The Board convened in regular sess-
ion on Monday, the 9th inst. Present !:
WILLIAM WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs
and Isaac BERNHARD.
David Pyles and Others petitioned for
the location of a road, which was Or
dered viewed by NJ. Boughner, Chas.
McGonigal and j. Holtsclaw with 0. 5.
Sloan, Surveyor, on the 9th inst.
The costs in the cases of Ohio vs..
Fleman SlS 40; Ohio VS.. Sindledecker
sl1 95; Ohio VS. Riser So 65; Ohio VS..
Bennett s11 IS and Ohio VS.. Schofeld
& McCurdy SCI Is, were allowed.
Leander Williams and others present,
ed petition to vacate road leading
from Round Bottom. Remonstranccs
against tile vacation were presented
Laid over to the September session.
The following bills were allowed: j.
T. Judkins Sa3 Is; Siebert Il Lilley
$50 S5; VIM Lang 80 30; Joseph F.
Sanders & Co., Sl3 so; G. s. Newcomb
& Co, 50 so; Henry Smith $40; Sam
uel Grimshaw $500 part salary as Au-
ditor; and L. Hoeffler $50 for indexlng
The road petitioned for, by 6: W.
Cline and others, leading from Coch
ransvjle. Ordered established upon
payment by the petitioners of $50 dam.
ages to M. A. Cochran and $40 to l. N
Foutty tender was made of the above
sums, which the parties refused to re-
ceive. Notice given of appeal from the
damages allowed and appeal against the
establishing of said road. :,
Road petitioned for from Baresville
to Sardis ordered established, provided
no appeal is taken within twenty days
Road pe.itioned for by Josiah Wilson
and others, ordered opened according
to law; provided no appeal is made
within twenty days.
The hearing in the case OF L. ). Gle
veland's County road, laid over from
the March session, 1871 came up for
final action at the request of j. T,
Spriggs, Atty for Cleveland. Said pc
tition was ordered dismissed at the cos
of the petitioners.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday, the
1st day of August.
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@1 40 for choice No. /: red at ] 25@1
~; Rye at 75@80c. Oats at 45@5Oc.
Barley at 75c@1 90. Corn at Csc.
PROVTSIONS-Qu;et. Mess pork at
IS 90. Lard, fierce at !Ot@l1c; kee at
12Jc. Bacon shoulders 7c; clear sides
at 94c; breakfast bacon at 12lc. Plain
hams lac; canvassed, 14tc; Sugar Cured
hams, 15@15!c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 5
so; No. 3 do, full weight, 100 lbs, at 5
90; light weights at various prices, ac
cording to the weight iu packages; white
fish at Z SO: lake herring at 3 90.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina
fair to prime at 9kc; choice at 1OIc.
HOMINY-Sa'es of white flint at
90 per barrel.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 50@G5c; New
York at 65@70c; choice drips at 75c,
.SUGARS-New Orleans at JO1@114c;
Porto Rico and Cuba a. 1Q@1lc: De.
marara at 12@l2!c; crushed, powdered
aud granulated at l4c; A coffee at 13; b
coffee at l2ic; c coffee at 12t.
MOLASSES-New Orleans new crop,
fair to good at 65c; prime to choice at
6S@7Oc.
SODA-At &c in papers; best New
Castle at &c in keg.
SOAP.-Family at &c; German at
SIC; Eastern at Ice; best at lie.
SALT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio Riv-
er at . 90.
TEA-Gunpowder at 1o@l 55;
Young Hyson at GOAL 40; Oolong at
70@S5@l 35.
BROOMS-No. fancy, A 90; No. 2
fancy, 3 so; No. 3 fancy, 3 %; No. l
plain, 3 90; No. 2 plain, 2 Is; No.
plain, . 5O@2 Us; common at l 1892
25.
GLASS-Flrst quality Sx1O at + 90;
lOxl2 at 4 30; second quality Sxl0 at )
90; 1Oxl2 at 3 50 per box of so feet
Discount 10 per cent,
GENSENG-At 55c per pound.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quo
ted at Is 00@l7 90; loose at 10 O0@12
90.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained
at 95c, spring and summer at S5c.
SEEDS-Clover and timothy nomina a
as the season has closed.
BEANS-Navy, white, at 1902 90
per bushel.
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YoUNG PILOT The June number of
this handsome monthly is at hand, con-
tanning its usual attractive full page ILL
ustralion, ard freighted with pleasing
and instructive matter for "young peo-
pie in their teens" Among the most
noteworthy articles are Wm. Everett's
continuation of "My Uncle's Watch :
Geo. A. Earnest's Romeo and Juliet; -
"a Surprise Party" by o. Augusta
Cheney; pleasing narrative on Cats
by L. B. Urbino; Glow Those Boys
Spent May Day." and many Others thai
we have not the space to mention. All
those who wish to take the PILOT on
trial can do so by sending SO cents be.
fore the 1st of July, and receive seven
numbers up to Jan, 1872 Send stamp
for specimen Address a
FRANKEIN II. TINKER. Publisher,
6snd Z Farwell Hall,
- Chicago, III.
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The LigIltest Draft Mower in
the World. and the Host
Durable,

FARMERs-This has been demonstrated
beyond successful contradiction at the
field trials held at Mansfield, o, and at
Nashville, Tenn, last June and July, un-
der the auspices Of the State Boards, con-
tinuing five days at Mansfield and seven
at Nashville The Buckeye was awarded
the first premium as the best Mover al
Mansfield, and the first premium as the
best Combined Mopcr and Reaper (drop-
per- at Nashville.
Of twentr-four leading machines nam
ed in the official report the Buckeye, as q
Mower, is in all essential respects the su-
perior machine, cminently the Best.
Its draft while cutting was only l5O lbs
while THAT of the Champion was POI lbs
Wood $50 lbs, Clipper 1873 lbs, Etna 235
lbs, Excelsior 1876 lbs, Russell 249 lbs,
World 196 lbs., Sull1y 200 lbs. The above
trials were no one horse thing, gotten uT
expressly for the especial benefit of ont
machine.
Economy is the watchword now. Buy
the Buckeye of me or my agents at Sll(
and freight; the self-discharging Stee
Tooth Hay RAKE, Grain Drills, Cane Mills
Cooks Evaporators, and the Constitution
Cooking Stove, that is stove Addres:
ft3+Et THOMAS FRAME,
Gibson's Station, Ohio.
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COMMUNICATED

MEssRS EDlToRs: 1t has beer quite
extensively circulated by some persons
that some of the Monroe county dele
gates to the judicial Convention, have
pledged themselves to vote for candi-
date in Belmont county in preference
to one from Monroe. 1t has also been
said that propositions have been made
to pay the expenses of those delegates
who vii. agree to support a Belmont
county candidate. 1 only wish to say in
this connection that / know of no dele
gate being pledged so to vote, and am
satisfied that none will sell out at any
price, much less for so small sum as
their expenses to the Convention; and
regard such proposition as an insult
to Monroe Democrat and one that will
be remembered.
HONESTY.
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Chicago Market.

cuut
FtOUR-Dull and without quotable
change.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet with sales at
l 274al 27f; closing at 27a cash and
seller last half Of month. Corn active
and higher with sales at 53fa544c, clos
ing at 535s54c.' Oats quiet at 494a49ic
cash, closing at inside, and seller August
at 364a3S4c. Rye quiet at 63a65c.
PROVISIONS-Pork better at IA IS
ais 90 cash, and Il Is seller July.
HIGHWINES-Steady at soc.
CATTLE-Trife better feeling in the
market; sales mere numerous ard prices
firmer; shipping steers sold at 6 90 for
extra: 5 25s5 40 for fair to good; A S0a
5 90 for rough and medium butcher S
cattle; 3s75a5 25 for inferior to chcicei
stock steefs sold at 3 124a3 45 for infs'
rior to good lots.
HOGS-Light hogs fairly active and
the demand and prices were steady at
yesterdays rates, at 40a3 80 for Gem
mon to choice lots. Heavy hogs are dull
and neglected and l0c lower; sales at
00a3 &C for extra to inferior lots.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
Inna n
BRIGHTON PENS.

BRIGHTON PENS.
The receipts of Live Stock at these
yards, for the past week, foot up as fol-
lows: Cattle, 300; Sheep, $50; Hogs,
| ,420
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of
Cattle have been large, and with limit
ed demand, the market rules dull, fully
25c lower than last market day. with a
large number left over unsold,' principal
ly Texas Cattle of low grade. The
demand was principally from butchers,
shippers buying but few. We quote
common to extra 3a5c; Shipping 54a54c.
SHEEP--Still remain dull. We quote
from 2a34c for common to good, Lambs
l 25 to 2 Is per head.
HOGS-The mcrketi is still dull and
lower. We quote from 3fa4c for ligh,
to heavy Hogs, and dull. No demand
from shippers.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending June 5, have been as fol-
lows: Hogs, 5,025; Cattle, 562; Sheep,
275; Mules, 40.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts being
heavy, the market closed dull at decline
in prices, with large supply left in the
pens unsold. We quote fair quality
butchers stock at 3 90 to 4 90, prime
do. 5Oa5 90: shipping Cattle at %
per cent. live Weight.
SHEEP-The receipts ale light, aud
good Sheep are ready sale at prices rang
ing from 3 90 to U0per GENITAL for COM
mon to prime sheared. Spring Lambs
2 O0a3 90 per head.
HOGS-The receipts continue heavy,
though under better demand the mar
ket ruled steady. with very few left in the
pens uusold. We quote light to heavy
averages selling at 3 s5 to Is per cwt
gross, with the principal sales at 10 to
4 Is per cwt. The demand for Stock
Hogs is light, with buyers at 4 90 to a
10 per cwt. gross.
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judicial Deleg ateS.

The following comprises a full list OF
the delegates elected on the Sd inst, to
represent Monroe County in the Judi
dicial Convention:
Adams-W. S WILEY
Benton-A. MEYER.
Bethel-ADAM MEssNER.
Center-J. P. SpRIGGs, r. MCCAIN
MON, T. o. LITTLE.
Franklin-ALEx PICKENs.
Green-Jos MYERS, GEO. NEFF.
Jackson-J. P. SPIGGs.
Lee-WILsoN MARTIN
Malaga. A. ScHwoB, JAS. Arm
sTRoNs. -..r
Ohio-FRED. ZEH.
Perry-WM o BUTLER.
Salem-WM RUTrER, JOHN MORRILL,
Seneca-JAs. FoLGER.
Summit-ALEx. BUCHANAN, JOHN
DoyGHERTY.
Sunsbury-A. ARNOLD, JOHN KEYsER
| Switzelland-AARoN HEADLEY.
Westinghouse. f. FLINT, JONI
BEARDMoRE
Wayne-EDwAED NoFrsINGER.
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Candidates for Judge.

ut is understood that Belmont County
will present in the judicial Convention
the names of o. j. SWEENEY and RI. AL
zxASDER. There is also something said
about Mr.. COLLINS, of Barncsville.
.SAs possible candidates from this coun-
ty we have heard suggested the names OF
Judge J. s. WAY, WILLIAM OKEY and j.
P. SpKGGs. We are not authorized to
say how many, or which Of these names
will be presented, but we are quite sure
that there will be no strife between them ;
that is, that they will not be candidates
against each other. A proper spirit of
Cancellation among the delegates from
our county may easily secure complete
harmony.
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DR. ND7S
PoDOPH PHXLLIM.
OR
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
TWO PILLS A D0SR
The most PorelJnl, get Innocent, Vegetable ca
fLtit.. l,lolrlL

1t is not necessary to take handful of
these pills to prStu,e the desired effect; two
of them act quickly and POWERFULLY, cleans
ing the Liver, Stomach and Bowels OF all i'm
purities. The principal ingredient is Podo-
phyllin, or the Alcoholic extract of Mandrake,
which is by many times more powerful, act.
ing and searching than the Mandrake itself,
Its peculiar action is upon the Liver cleaning
it speedily from all distractions, with all the
power Of Mercury, yet free from the injuri-
GUS results sttached to the use of that mine
raj. '
For, all diseases in which the use OF a ca.
thartic is Indicated, these pills will give en-.
tire satisfaction in every case. They NEVER
FAIL.
In cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme costivensss, DR.. Hoohand's German
Bitters or Tonic should bs used in co nnec
ton with the pills, The tonic effect of thd
Bitters or Tonic builds up the system, The
Bitters or Tonic purifes the blood, strength
ens the Nerves, REGULATES the Liver, and
gives strength energy and vigor.
Keep your bowels active with the pills, and
tone up the system with Bitters or Tonic, and
no disease can retain the hold, or even assail
you, .s
Recoliect that it is DR.. nOOFLAND'S GER
MAN Remedies that are so universally us ed
and highly recommended; and do not allow
the druggist to induce you to take anything
else that he may say is just as good, because
he makes larger profit 'on it. These RENE.
dies will be sent by express to any locality
upon application to this principal ofice,at ths
GRRMAN MEDICINE STORE, 63l Arch street
Philadelphia, Chas M. Evans, rro'r.
Formerly c. NJ, jackson Il Co
These Remedies ara for sale by Druggists
Storekeepers,f and Medicine dealers every
where, nova9Y,,
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Cincinnati Market.

June Z.
COTTON-Strong, ,middling 194al94c;
low 18Jr!9c.
FLOUR-DhlI and heavy; lower
grades sold at 5 OOa5 so; family 6 75ae
90; super6ne 5 70a6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat; winter red at | Asa
| so. Corn firm at 55u56c. Oats un-
changed at 52a57c. Barley quiet l lOa
l 12 for best grades.
HAY-l2 GOALS 90.
OILS-Linseed oil quiet at 92a95c.
PROVISIONS-Steady ard more act
i've; mess pork firm at Is SO. Bulk
meats; rib sides 7a7sc; clear rib sides Z
a7ac. Bacon in good demand; shoulders
6sa64c; clear rib sides SsaS4c; clear sides
Sic; sugar cured hams l34al4!c. Lard
steady at 9ac.
SUGAR-Good demand; hards 14Ia
134c for A New Orleans; common to
fancy 9aa124c; yellows Halle.
TALLOW-Prime 84c.
TOBACCO-Active and prices firm;
trash TO fine leaf 5 40a32 Sc.
WHlSKY-Steady at sec for iron
bound.
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The Democrattc County TICK et.

The ticket nominated in this county
on the Sd inst, is composed of sound
and reliable Democrats, and they are
entitled to and will receive the united
support of the Democracy of sold
Monroe"
OF course twas impossible to nomi-
nate all of the candidates some will feel
disappointed because the candidate or
candidates Of their choice were defeated /;
but that is past; the ticket in the field is
a good one, and we are now ready to do
battle for it against the Radical party to
the closing of the Polls on the 10th day
of October.
Democrats to your posts for the right
and Democracy.
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Pittsburg Cattle Market.

June u.
About 450 Cattle we're on sale at the
Allegheny Yards to-day, of which all
but % or 30 bad been sold Prices are
lower than last week. as the policy of
the drovers is not to be undersold by the
rival East Liberty Yards, and conse-
quently there was no money made, but
good deal lost-fl ON l 90 up to 5 90
per head. Cattle were sold for about
what they cost in Chicago. Prime to
extra butchers stock sold at 6a64c. and
fair to good at 5a54c At East Liberty
Yards the offerings footed UP about 400
head, aud the sales about $50 head; here,
as in Allegheny, the motto seems to be
to see who can sell the cheapest; there
were few sold up to 6 Is and 6 %, but
the great bulk of the sales ere at 5 50a
6 90. The offerings of Sheep and Lambs
at the Allegheny Yards were large, count
ing about 1850 head Lambs sold read
lily enough at about last weeks prices
0Oa4 90 per head, bu. Sheep were
dull and lower. Hogs unchanged at II
a41c.
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Legal Notice.

A LFRED EVANS of the State Of Inliana.
II and John Evans, whose residence is un-
known, will take n);ics that James A. Flow.
ers, by Thomls s Fowler his guardian, did
OF the 10th day of Jane, "A D, 1871, fle his
petition in tha enurt of common pleas of
Monroe ca1ntv, Ohio. aysins. the sal Alfref
Evans, John Evans, Joel K, Evans. Eli Evans,
Sarah Evaus, anil others ,d5fen lants. .'iu which
petition he asks partition of the following
described real estate situate in the county OF
Monroe, Ohio to wit. The west half Of tbs
southwest quarter of section nine, township
five of range FIVE, containing eighty aor Q;
also, the southeast quarter of he.ncfth vest
quarter, of the same section, township and
range, containing forty acres; also the east
ralt of the southeast quarter of section ff-.
team, township five of range FIVE, confirming
eighty acres; AMI the said Alfred Evans and
John Evans are notified that they are rsquir-
ed TO appear aud answer sail petition on OF
before the third Saturday after the 18th day
of July, A D, 1911. Dated june Is, D 1871, I,
AMOS 9'SrRlgfS,
jel3w6, Attorneys tor petitioner.
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Extra Threshing Machines.

THE BELLAIRE IMPLEMENT AND MA
CHINE Works, Bellaire, Ohio, have or
hand few choice Threshing Machines
made in superior style, of the very bes
materials, which they are selling at lowes
rates. If you want to buy call and ex.
anime these machines.
This company also manufactures i'm
proved Steam Engines, Mill Gearing &c.
and does GENERAL MACHINE, SHOP and
FOUNDRY BUSINESS. Orders solicited.
w. f. WADDELL, Sec.
Z. l.. PooRMAN, Pres. je6w6.
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IFrop, the Register
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

June Z.
BUTTER-Abundant supply; very
dull at l0@l2c.
CHEESE--Receipts larger at 1870
for common dairy, and 14tc for prime
factory and Goshen.
CARBON 0[L-Prices unsettled;stan
dard brands, in jobbing way, at 93c
asking and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at l6c; City mould
at ll3c
COFFEE-Fair at 11@l8c; prime at
lS4c; choice and fancy at l9c.
EGGS-Supply fair end good demand
at l24@13c,
FEATHERS-Sales at 7ac, and the
usual advance for small lots in a retail
way.
FLOUR-More active at full quota.
tions. Red winter family at 6 1907 co.
white wheat family at Z 25@7 80; fancy
at 8 so; superfne and extra at 5 5O@5
rs. ea
! GRAIN-Wheat active; white at 35
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wThe weekly Statesman and Crisis,
published at Columbus, Ohio, have been
consolidated Previous to this action
these papers were excellent, but nov,the
Statesman, under the management of
Mr.. Mills, its efficient editor, will cer-
tainly take rank as one of the first city
weekly's published in the West. See
PROSPECTUS.
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Home Insurance Company
COLUMBUS. OHIN.

The cash capital of this Company is
S500,000. Tire total assets are over
100000.
Insures town AMI farm property at rea-
sonable rates.
CHAs. p. Dom, Woottsfeld, Monroe
County, Ohio, is thu authorized Agent
for Monroe County. ie13w2.
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~It is reported that tire dogs in this
county are now mere shadows Of their
former selves, owing to the fact of their
having barked themselves almost to
death at the candidates who have been
travelling over the county during the
past month.