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what D,d it i'm California.

The Atlanta (Ga) True Georgian.
gives the following as one of the local
causes that produced the defeat in Cali
fornia:
"Governor Haight was chosen four
years ago, and during his term u local
question Of proposed subsidies for rail.
roads was introduced, which has affect
cd the present election seriously. Sew
eral of the counties through which these
roads were to pass discarded all polit-
ical considerations and combined against
Governor Haight, who insisted upon
making this issue test, and Introducing
it into the canvass. He desired to pro-
tect the State against extraYagant
expenditure, and has paid the penalty
which too often attends an honest effort
to prevent the accumulation of debt
This is the true aud only explanation
of a defeat which has no significance in
party aspect
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Cox at-saeramcnto,v

Hon. S. S. Cox delivered a speech at
SACRAMENTO on Saturday evening, the
26th ult., which is published in full i'll
the Democrat of that city The Dem
ocrat says it was made tefore netof
thellargest political meetings ever as
scmbled in the city Mr. Cox showed
up the tariff question i'll such q manner
that it could he readily understood by
even the dullest intellect, and clearly
explained how the tariff oppresses our
laboring men and women by taxing
them for everything they use, eat, drink
or wear, while their wages are not in
creased We would gladly, had we
room, make copious extracts from the
Democrats report Of the speech, but
must be content with the following:
''But the worst, tax you pay is the in
sidious tariff Oh all you buy All that
tthe consumer uses for shelter, clothing,
football that makes life comfortable
and tolerabie, is taxed by Radical leg
islation
"When Mr.. Brooks, myself and 9TH
ers moved to limit the tariff tax on
many articles to one hundred per cent :,
the record shows the, Radical party OPP
posed It, Your salt, fuel and shoes,
you: very paper and peanuts, your need
les and steamships, your sewing ma
chimes and picks, your shoVels and
Iplows, your wagon tires and harness,
by subtitle and unjust device,are taxed,
under the pretense of protecting indus
try.
''But these Radicals pretend they do
not tax you, because you can not al
ways see it. They released Tie bond.
holders from taxation. They have re-
lieved the capital from taxation, but the
great body of the people are taxed as
before. If you could only see clearly
what you pay. and when you pay your
taxes, your eyes would be opened; but
the little joker hides under the thimble
'It reminds me ofyour woodpeek-
ers here. They peck holes in your
trees to hide the acorn for future use;
they do not want. the. acorn. Oh, no!
There is a worm that comes into the
acorn, and the worniis what the wood
pecher wants. Laughter and applause.
The night being very warm, the speaker
changed his coat for light linen one.
Mr.. Cox resumed, amid the good ma
ture of the crowd, which had now filled
all the balconies and the adjacent streets.
He said:
All! these Observation-Disclosures taxesl
Tax, on your clothes and tax on your axesi
We are taxed on our matches, our tools and
our rents,
We are taxed on our dollars and taxed on
our cents;
We are taxed oh all goods by kind Provid-
ence given,
We are taxed on the Bible that sends us to
heaven;
And If We attain to that heavenly goal,
They would, if they could. stamp stamp on
Laughter and cheers
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New Work Cattle Nlarkts.
@ Senfpmher 10

BEEVES-Count 5000 for the week
with 5l20 to day. Isl cars at Communi-
paw, 100 at Weehawken and SO at One
Hundredth street. Weather fine; quail.
ity rather inferior and market s!osed
bad at some concessions for lots being
left over. The extremes were 74c for
poorest Texans to 12Ie for few choicest
natives, the whole averaging lie; more
than 1900 Texans for the week; sales Of
100 Texans 81 cwt. and $50 fat Ken
lucky ST ewt at He, some dry cows
went at S27 or Tc,
SHEEP-Count $4,000 as the total
and rising 10000 to-day; trade slow and
prices scarcely as firm, at 4aa64c for
sheep and 5ta8c for lambs; 2 cars Cana
da, 70 pounds, selling at the latter price,
with car SO pounds Ohio sheep at &c.
HoGs-Number 25,5Oo as the total
and 6100 to-day; market closed firm at
Gle; Tic as the extreme, for dressed.
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EEST. CLAIR KELLY, Esq. of St.
Clairsyille, Independent candidate for
Common Pleas Judge, was in town on
Monday and Tuesday, the 18th and
10th. Presume he came over to Mon.
roe to inquire of the Radical leaders
here what his prospects were, as he was
in consultation with them.
Mr.. KELLY stands about the same
chance to be elected Judge, that he does
to being struck by lightning from a
clear and cloudless sky.
Hon. ROBERT E. CHAMBERS, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Judge, will receive
the entire Democratic vote of Monroe
county, on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
October.
The .Independent'' dodge, by a con-
hrned Radical, don't carry much weight
with either party down here. Ifstoo
thtas
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COM NJ E R CT A i
Allegheny Live Stock Market.
September IS.

s.-t-.E s -'tH.r .-+s. CSptetuDeT 10.
CATTLE-The arrivals by the differ
ent railroads centering at the Union
yards were fourteen cars, or about two
hundred and fifty head. The following
are the current prices for the different
grades of cattle: Extra, 200 to 1,5UOlb,
5aa6c; good, 1000 to 1.lO0lb,5 5Oa5 60;
fair butcher stock, 5 00a5 12I; roughs,
grassers. etc., 4 Is; cows, 25a4 so;
bulls, 2 00a2 50.r. gyg 9~..td
SHEEP-The number of sheep on
sale this morning was between 1900 and
1000 head. The market opened up fair
aud continued so until the close. Prices
varied from 2 90 to so for shteb, and
9. 90 to 3 25 fot lambs. 500 s,ai,.,., f1y
HOGS-Tbe Dumber of hogs On sale
this morning was rather large, but were
mostly in the hands of the regular deal
ers. The market was quite active to-
day; great many we're soldzain small
lots to the different butchers at prices
from to 5Ic, accordiugto quality, etc
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BONNER AND THE MAID.
Mr.. Bonner Sfandsby and Reneyys
His Offer of 100000 for a Horse
Beating u eXter. -s

Ot1SA VI hSlVVsVVO hUI Al IkOESe
hea'ins Dexter. at .er
The following appears in the Chicago
Tribune of Wednesday: l have seen
your article in regard to my offer for 9
horse Chit would beat Dexter's time. Tc
SCI the matter fight l telegraph you in
full a copy Of my only letter on tha,
subject, as originally published in the
New York papers:
DEAR SIR:-I have received yours ol
the llth inst, in which you inquire il
there are any conditions, so far as sound
ness or age is concerned, annexed to
my offer of 100000 for horse that
can equal DeXters recent performance
of 2:2l44 / to road wagon In reply
have to state that l have no conditions
Of the kind to interpose. | throw the
doors wide open. Of course, I would
prefer a. young and sound horse like
Dexter, but | shall not make it barrier
against any horse undertaking to per
form the feat, whether he be young or
old-sound or unsound-lame or free
from lameness-whether he have one spa
win or two-threc ringbones or four-bc
blind in one eye or both-broken winds
ed or foundered--so long as he per-
forms the feat of starting as Dexter
started, from my stable in Twenty-sev>
enth street, near Ninth avenue, New
York, at one o'clock P. NJ, and trotting
during the same afternoon on Prospect
Park, as Dexter, a mile in 2:213, to a
road wagon and driver weighing togeth-
er 31S pounds. There must be no run
ming or jumping-every inch of the mile
must be trotted as Dexter trotted it,
withouta q single skip or jump; and L
must have the privilege Of witnessing
and timing the trial, and taking one OF
two friends with me The owner Of the
horse can also have one or two friends
present; bat in no circumstance will l
be concerned, directly, in public or
advertised trial, where money is receiv.
ell at the entrance gate, or opportunity
is given for betting. ET. --E agiai
If you know any man who owns a
horse that can perform this feat, / Will
thank you to send him to me, as l want
to own the animal, even if ne has any
one or all of the bemishes which
enumerated With all of them l would
consider him cheap at the price named,
after performing the feat in question;
and ! can assure you that if you put
me in the way of procuring such a
horse-either with or without blemish-
es-you will have my lasting gratitude,
and find me ready at any time, whether
night or day, to reciprocate the favor.
Yours, truly, RoBERf BONNER
TO this letter I still adhere. More
over, to encourage Improvement in the
breed of horses, and to reward great
performances by them, I hereby offer
the sum of $4,000 for the mere priyi-
lege Of seeing any other horse make
that performance. trust that your
question, "Will Robert Bonner please
arise and prove himself equal to the
duty of the hour?" is satisfactorily ans
wered.
+ Very sincerely, yours.
ROBERT BoNkEh.
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l5a GFHon. ROBERT E. CHAMBERS, the
Democratic candidate for Common Pleas
Judge, in the subdivision composed of
the counties of Belmont and Monroe,
was in town on the goth inst
Mr.. CHAMBERS is an excellent lawyer
and viii prove an honor to the judicial
ermine. Monroe county can,and shonld,
give him majority of 1000 votes.
Democrats, attend the election on
tuesday, the 10th day Of October, and
work for CHAMBERS and the entire Dem
ocratic ticket -.
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DEMOCRATIC ME- + II GS

Democratic Meetings will be held at the
following times and places:
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
Stafford, Saturday evening, Sept. 3e
Speakers: d. Okey, A. j. Pearson. o'g
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
Lecomptcn, Friday evening. Oct s.
Speakers: Michael Hoeffler and Wm
Milligan.
SUNSBURY TOWNSHIP.
Beallsville, Thursday evening, Oct
8. Speakers: David Okey, A. j. Pear.
son, Jere Williams. ~,
LEE TOWNSHIP.
Sardis, Tuesday evening, October 3.
Speakers: A. j. Pearson, d. Okey. Jere.
Williams.
BENTON TOWNSHIP. .
Z Brownsville, Saturday evening, Sept.
80. Speakers: VIM. iMilligan, j. %.
Amos, Jere. Williams.
GF The above meetings will com
mence OF early candle lighting.
OHIO TOWNSHIP.
At Baresville, on Saturday, October Z,
at | O'Clock in the afternoon. Speakers !:
Jere. Williams, David Okey and A. j.
Pearson.
Other meetings will he announced from
time to time. It's very desirable that the
Democrats in the vicinity of the places
where meetings are to be held nse their
influence to secure a good attendance,
thereby rendering the meetings more use
fnl -r.-.r.,
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RgWe learn from the Woodsfield

EEWe learn from the Woodsfeld
Spirit that Jere Williams, Esq, has
been appointed Cashier, of the Banking
House Of A. G. Miller & Co., of that
place-Mr. Bullard, the former Cashier,
being retained for another position else
where Col Williams is well known in
Eastern Ohio as gentleman of integ-
rity and ability, and he deservcdly mer-
its his high reputation. There is no
one who does not congratulate him up
on his promotion to position of trust
and responsibility, and we feel assured
that he will fill the office with perfect
satisfaction to the officers of the Bank
BarnesriHe Enterprise, 2lst inst.
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Hoohand's German Bittcis

Hoohand's German Bitttrs.
A Bitters soithom Alcohol or Spirits Of any Lind,
Is different from all others. 1t is composed
Of the pure Juices, or vital Principle
Of Roots, Herbs and BarkS, Cor as
incidentally termed Bxtracts,) the worthless
or inert portions ofthe ingredients not being
used. Therefore in one Bottle of this Bitters
there is contained as,mueh medicinal virtue
as will be found in several gallons of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. &c., used in this Bit
ters are grown in Germany, their vital prin
ciples extracted in that country BY q scien-
tiic Chemist, and forw warded to the manufac-
tory in this city. where they are compounded
and bottled. Containing no spirituous ingre.
dients. this Bitters Is free from the objections
urged against all others; no desire for stiIat-
lants can be induced from their use, they can
not make drunkards, and cannot under any
circumstances, have any buta beneficial effect.
MOOfand's German Tonic
Was compounded for those not inclined to
extreme bittsrs, and is intended for use in
cases when some alcoholic stimulant is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. combined with pure SAN
Ia CRUZ RUM, and favored in such man.
ner that the extreme bitterness of the bitters
is overcome ,fofsninS q prspafation that is
highly agreeable anu pleasant to the palate,
and containing the medicinal virtues Of the
Bitters. The price of the Tonic is ST. so per
BOTTLE which many persons think too high.
They must take into consideration that the
stimulant used is guaranteed to be Of pure
quality. A poor article. could be furnished
at cheaper Price, but is it not better to pay
a little more and have a good articles A He:
dicinal preparation should contain none but
the best ingredients; and they who expect to
obtain a cheap compound, and be benefited
by it, will most certainly be cheated. 4--,.
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ELECTION Tickets.

The Democratic Central Committee
men from the several townships are re-
quested to call at the SPIRIT office dur
ing the Fair and obtain election tickets.
If the Committeeman cannot come, they
viii please authorize some responsible
persons to call for them.
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Attachment.

F. A. Lamping. plaintiff Before O. +; Flint,
against 'ig % ~. P.'eof Washing
Rosebsrry Cline, def't. ton township, Mon
roe county, Ohio: On the 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1871, said Justice issued an order OF at
ta-hment in the above action for the sum OF
S97 Sc; said case adjourned for hearing to
October 81, 1871, at O'Clock p. m. -
sep26w3. +. A. LAMPlNG.
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NAfter careful perusal Of com

EEAfter careful perusal of COM
munication furnished by an Observer
from West Union, this county, We de-
cline publishing it. We have no desire
TO enter into neighborhood guarrels, be.
sides such communications are not in
teresting to our readers. All communi-
cations of any interest whatever to the
People of Monroe County are request
ed, but we do not desire communities
tions, the publication Of which, would
benefit no one.
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MONROE COUNTY.
Decrease In one Year, SI5.s4s All,

The total taxes paid in Monroe COUNTY,
or the year 1870, including delinquencies
Of former years, were S11O,115 "a
The total taxes levied for all purpo-
ses,, including delinquencies of former
years in Monroe County, for the year
1871, are $94,272 %
Which shows decrease in one year
of Sl5,S43 Al
This is under Democratic rule. Now
let us hear from the counties of Guern-
sey, Noble and Washington, where the
officials are Radicals.
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WANTED. An energetic man, with
w some capital, to take the county agen-
" for the KEYsfoNE SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
the best family and most saleabls machine in
the market. The most liberal inducements
k known to tie trade, offered. Address
F. g. KRNNER,
Genl Ag't for East'n Ohio & West'n PenL'a.
Office, No. "a Fifth Avs,
sep5w4. Pittsburgh. "a
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New Jewelry and watches.

Mr. f. REEF, Jeweler, has just receiv-
ed large and fine stock of Jewelry and
watches which he offers at rates that
cannot fail to satisfy those desiring to
purchase.
Give him call. Place of business
West side of the Public Square. .4
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The population Of the whole Union
will then be, it is thought, in the neigh
borhood of 100000. These eleven
Western States will then have two-fifths
Of the people in the United States. In
our table New York is estimated at s.
100000 and Pennsylvania at4, 200, 600 in
habitants.
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r.FEOf the result in California th

Boston Post says:
"The Democrats will be most disap-
pointed in losing, or rather in not gain
ing Senator, as it was hoped they
might; but they must charge their i'll
fortune in thc whole matter iprebabk to
bad manasement and'to the fact, whit Ii
undoubtedly contributed materially TO
the result,that the Pacific Railroad Com
pany threw all its influence, which is
not small, inty the Republican scale.
That interest is said to have certain
imnortant subsidy projects. on foot.
which may lie Forwarded by surp' ring
the Republican party"
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

BEEVES-In fair demand this week;
sales 5000 head extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers at 7a7!c; fair to good, 6s
&c; common, 5a5Ic. sG.sr ,l..s
{ SHEEP-In fait demand; sales, 5000
head at 5a6O per pound. ~
HOGS-Firmes; sales, 8 000at 6-5Oa
6 rs for slop, and Z O0a7 so for corn
fed. y y. .t.1
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A4rOur club agents will be at the diff
ferent. places of holding elections on
Tuesday, the 10th day OF October. All
who desire to subscribe for the SPIRIT
can pay their money to them.
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Juarez to be Chosen president.

CRY OF MEXICO, September 1O.-via
PANAMA, September 19.--lt is conceded
by all that majority of the members
Of the new Congress are favorable to
Juarez. There is no sign of a rcvolu-
tion.
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Hon. James O. Amos has bee

ES HOn. JutneS y. aHIOS nus UeeH
nominated for State Senator in the Mon
roe District. Mr.. Amos is one of the
best men we ever knew-perfectly cor
rect in all his conduct, both political and
social He is true and unfinehing
Democrat. and is always at his post, do
ing everything he finds to do, and does
it we'll Although good speaker, yet
he seldom occupies the time Of the Sen.
ate in speech, making, but is a faithful
and attentive representative of his. peo-
pie. He will be eelected by nice ma
iority.-Bro,cn County NeWS.
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,ETThe Democratic meetings held in
Wayne, Green and Washington town
ships, last week, were well attended,
The speakers report the interest very
great to hear the issues discussed.
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EMonroe County is expected to
poll her largest majority this year.
Democrats attend the election on Tues
day, the 10thday of October.
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. a. FA
To Debilitated Persons. to Dyspeptics, to Snt.
fercrs from Liver Complaint. to those having
no Appetite. to those with Broken Down Con.
stitutions, to Nervous people.to Children Vast
ing Away, to any with Debilitated Digestive
Organs, or sHf;rfng. ,cih dny Of the follocing
SyRlto6S, ahitH tidscdts Disoruored Lteer o,
stomach. .se.i2sW9tf zTas.1TFS0 has y
81 ~ ssVsasuch as Con- ! ,. sssSA
unii.ra stipasion, Inward ql ,rt, .-t
9irri1s vd Piles, iFdlluess, or os.f,....
,o,,., Blood to the tiead,A
ity Of the stomach. Nau.
sea, Heartburn, Bissdst for
Food. Fullness or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour fluctuations. Sink.
ing or Fluttering ttha Pit or the
Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Utr.
ried and Difficult Breathing, ,FluttsrinS At
the Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sehsa-
tions. when in a Lying Posture, Dimnsss Of
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight, Fe-
yer and Dull paiu in the Head Defcien-
tysoi Perspiration, felowness or the
Skin and Eyes, Path in the Side,
Back. Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden
Fldshes of Heat, Burning in
.sF The Flesh, Constant IE-
aginiDgs of Evil and
'r--, Great Depression s .l
of Snirits
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~The County Treasurer's Tax No
tice is published in this issue. The
Treasurer will not visit the townships TO
collect taxes this year.
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EEEvery Democratic vote not polled
on Tuesday, the 10th day of October,
counts for the Radicals. Bear this in
mind and attend the election. x
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Of the Hubbard Pat
enI Sofa Bed, sol 'rr-

1st, A Lounge without any irGica-
tions of bed. a. l <a..l.e,s ,......
I'd. Concealing bed clothing enough
within itself.
Sd. So readily converted into a double
bed.
4,h. Simplicity of construction and
operation. r F' s-s' 9' i-a
5tll. Durability, and its varied useful.
ness. '7tai t@a'.
Sold only by Hubbard & Bro, Fur
nitufe Dealers Sc It IS Market street,
Wheeling, West Va. s.-,-. -r
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HThe tobacco crop in this eounty
was badly injured by the heavy frosts of
Thursday and Friday nights, the 21st
and I'D i9sts. iii
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ERemember, that it is important
thateyery. Democratic voter should at
tend the election on Tuesday,the 10th
6av of October.
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EFWc keep constantly on hand a
full supply, of blanks fol, Justices, as
well as blank Deeds and Mortgages. e.
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The west Zen Years From Now.

1t has been estimated by statistics
that can not be far wrong, based
as they are upon the increase, of 1epu-
lation the last ten years, that $50
the population of the Western @tates
will be as follows:
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HThe banking house Of ALLEN c.
MIhIER&l Co, will be known as the Mon
roes Couhty Bank after the 1st day of
November.