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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23

5ummari56e6 9erfabren.
! Die 8erltner u0eri91s5eitun9" ersdblt:
Gin Bsrltner Der beretts Sier Wo6en
Dor Yoris 9elesen bate, war tort am
HbeumettSmu6 i9wer e~rfranft, jest aber
70 meit ber9e1teQt porpen, ooB er CUR petz
teren &rdfttoun9 ietner @eiunobeit beurs
laubt peroen fpnnte.-5oderfreut cariiz
ber> rab er Die 8~betnadts;ett bel Der
jun9en 6rau 3ubrinsen tcnnte, bate er
i@ auf ben @e9 sen1o6t, ober Nadrt@t
BON 1etner &iffebr ntat spraua9e9eben,
ba Der Brief bod muir NIT tbm au9letb
in Berlin bdtte anfpmmen fDnnen. Nnz
fanss leBte Wp9e traf Der 8rape bier
Elm uno be9ab ft@ lelbtpertdno!id
1bnurtradS bonn 8annbpf mad letner
@pbnuna, fanb rieielbe obsr Derl6lole len.
Muf fem &lppfen wurpe lange 3eit niGbt
9eSfnet, ct lief aber nidt BARON ob> fi6
bemerflf@ gu madsn> sumal er @erdulb
in ietner @obnun9 gu 'b5ren 9laubte.
Gnpli@ 9in9 Die GbUre ouf uno feline
Trau trat inn 5~ttterno uno blet9 entgez
gen. Ste par> mie Der Maun auf ben
erfen Bltd bemerfte, ni9t oQetn gemele n.
SIN Simmer befano itb nod Elm Maun,
Der Dem 5ausberrn 9dnslt9 unbefannt
par. Gin 3wetfel Iber pas> mas bier
pOr9e9ansen, mar unmI9|ih. Ser
iberrai9te &rts9er faEle f9 idneu: ct
nabm ben Tremren benin &ra9en uns
mari i'm CUR GbUr binau6, LIEF tbm bic
Trou @emablin fpl9en, pe!1b!cb Damn
bic Tb0r ieiner @obnuns> cling gum
nd6ten Stroller, oerfaufte ptelem feline
san3e 5abe, wie fe tano unp lag, itedte
cas- @elp in Die GaiGe uno begob f1d
febenoen Tube6 in bic &aierne. Dprt
meloete ct fi6 oeiuno unp mar bereits
na6 "a Stunben tpieper auf rem Meee
na@ paris>
Der Gcmmanoant BON Sort Dodge
&as., beridtet AT ben &rte9s Sefretatr,
baB BET 8eeinn be6 Grubjabrs Elm Srz
btaner Nuf itanb Der @bepennes unb Nr<
rapabpes an bet @ren;e Don &anlas
3u ertparten febt.
Sen. Yope tnborFrt bieien 8eri@t uni
fl9t bin3u> rab biele Snbianer 9ere9ten
@ruro 3ur &lase baben, uno bab ber
@efretdr beS Snnern baber fpfprt MaB<
reeeln trefen 1pQte, UNI bfeie Snoianer
III befriepieen uno ben Grieoen nit ibnen
aufu@t IL erbaltsn,.. "'.>}2 r .:.@s<> ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23

OYapep'td.

q sEEENaSEz gNsT zs ssssSsa assEstFsagWaa MssEs7 s.t:Esz SsEEssstsAzz3 sasIIszsSs
sSarner's 0pspepfIa Scnic 1T Gin greparat gang
telpnpers eeei9pet fur %iejeaisen. welhe an Moscnidna3e
d.s ben Maeen le,dt iitmvlirt uno eutes Ippettt siebt. Is
FART ben Ufaeen unb brinst bic geroauunes. geerssuae tn d.
rem %eeiuneen 3ufano surad S9wa6e, nerpbte u1o e9spep@
brauden. gu psrtaufe1 bel auea D%rusattea. preis Elm
GrIar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23
GmmentaQDQd.

~
Mittel. weltes Gin jebem aale) ben reieen 5luR turrt. @p
if bic SaRilie, in nelder tete tptdttee Mtebtstn niht perlonet
III? W:tter, es lit bies Der e'DBte Seaen, ,pelder @uh jemal5
1T Tin Rtere Cur fur tpetbltde unreselr1a eisfeitsn unb tn tn
iebem Sale ~iupelaita. in melden bic Determination burd
Grfdltune peer &rantteit eebennt il Bet. Er1esiiten III
raben. @rsts Elm Dollar. Durd be Dpit perianbt bel @ms
ptans bon Elm Dollar unb flint unb ;~pansis Gents.
asszNzs1tas
Slopes BrctberS,
sBbuIeiale Drussiffen, ct saul,
auetnise Assuten fit 9(tnneiuta. - ..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23
Qreisuertb'iIaug
bic am 4. Wd.5 1871
i'm Opera 9ouS IN minneapolis

Rat!Fuben wtrb, ais prdmie ~be'eeten. Man mirb bteraus er.
feben bae Ger 8auler eines Gbrumu's ben Nertb feines @elbes
iofort IN Runtt0erten erhalt unb ba3u NOD Elm qidet ais YrG.
mic bsfDnnat, af pel6eS er am nadEen /. Mtara zines ber
na4folaenoen 100 @el@ente aetpnntn !aln..s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23
Dur@auS 4arafterifif6.

Der v@purrter oeS Gtats 11nt6" BOT,
Stem Dorf - fruber napcleontl&, jeBt
national une natirlt6 ~republifanild"
-16lieet einen Mrttfel, in .pel9em Die
iebtae INTERPRETING 6ranfret68 unter
bic unobmenpbare Notbpenpi9feit emf
pfpblen, uno bic @nnabme Der TrtebenS>
beoinQunQen Deut9lanb6 bis auf-
before 3eiten beflrwprtet &piro, NIT fol-
oenoen fir ben @eiit Der Tran;olen bS9it
be;et@nenben @orten:
vSpre9en mir eS aus: Granfret6
tpirb cine Notwithstanding abb
balten, 1pel9e tbm cine &eoterun9, unp
! mabrl9einli6 cine republitantibe ge>
ben miro. Die &epubltf mus
lire Dept1e dnpern, unp
an att Der Wprte: uTretz
beit, @lei9bett unb Bruz
berli9teir au ibr Banner
ais @e9en1as 5u Der csS
&at{erret6e6, feben: u9te
@epublit 1T aer &rteg!"
Dies if, tpenn c6 niGt8 tpetter tpdre,
msnt9fens oputpmmen ebrli@ aber i'm
@anSen ni9t6 Neue6 fir Sspen> Der nit
benz frans17lben Nattoaal6arafter idon
frlber nur eini9ermoeen 1ertraut mar.
Der 9onse berubmte 3ouberipru@ ~6rsiz
beit> @lei9beit BriDerli6feit" mar 3u
feiner 3eit fir ir9enp jcmanp Nnoeren
eemeint> olS fir bic Jron3o1en
.1elber.
Die anceren @1lfer> bic 70 tbfrIdt wa<
ren> fi9 capon Yerloden 81 la6en, uno
Don Branfrei9 uGrstbett @lei6bett, 8raz
perltbfett" 3u ermarten> baben fir bielen
finplt6en &1bler9louben Don jeber tbeuer
eenu9 %besablen mI1Ien, mpoon Die Deutz
l9en, bic Yolen, bic Staliener, Die Spaz
nier Elm &teD ;u fn9en 1pi1en. DaS
Motto Der fran,1iidcn &epubltf mar
ntats Mncere6, ol6 nas be6 3metten Gnz
pire'S, namli9 cine 9age. Denn Sene
jeBt mad benz met}en &otbe pe6 uGpur>
rier" ibre Depile pfen dneerte uno auf
tbre Girma Die &eputlif 1T per &rie9"
lebte, 70 mdre bas INNER Elm Bortidrttt,
penn ftatt Der Qiee tefennte man ii9 ne
ni9ten8 sur @abrbett.
Mit pplem He6te bemerft bic SRI
bune" gu Dem 6er;en8erau6e pe6 ~Gourz
rter", rab BE lleberjeueunA bic er On Die
6ano sebe> etnfab bic 1ei uoab ct
ppllfdnpiee Redtfertt>
sun9 Der oeut16en Dplttif
uno Der beut9en Torperun<
gen entbalte". Die Grlbune ERIN
merit babel ebenlo trefsnp on cine id'as
genie Nntport be6 sreiien 5iaorifer6
8anfe, Der 5errn GbierS auf ieinsTroQc:
u@esen mas fdmpft SbrD eutiGen jebl?"
ermtpert baten fol-: v@e9en 2apwi9
XIV, mein @errl" Wu6 jeoer frar;Sz
fil9e &epublifaner BON 1871 febt nod
auf oemlelben Stanopuntte, ouf BEN, Der
9rpbe &5nie" Dor 200 Sobren ftonp> ben
niGt nur oerOrunplaB %ul'etat c'est moi
gum uerDsen &Sntg" mabte> ioneern
bauptfdhlib rer: n fur Tranfre{6 Mlz
les fir feline Na@barn 10 wenis ME
mSQli6."
Nber mas perben uniere Tran;oienan>
Better uno 5u9letb abioluten Brieoen6z
utc GertrIperuno6 Nepubltfaner III
benz Mpttp: uote Republ;f If Der &rie9"
ia9en?
Sn Deutl1lano uaht man 1ib ubrtz
oen6 iber cteie ScentitSt oer ufronS6tz
lbsn Nepublif" nit Gem usrc6snSDais",
pie Nanfe'6 trsfenDs Matwort seigt, feine
Suulipn mebr, uro carum pirfen mir
bcffen, pab Der otSuiatiebenoe UrIeben 10
ouefalen w{rc> coB DeutIblono niht 70
balp miecer in BE Sage fontmen meroe>
gum Nahbor III 1aAen :uDu iiberluiti9er
Oeieu, judi Dir sum pritsen Wal ra6
Teu?" W. 9. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23
&ebeu8 @ein.

yzzMHEgEEzss Ezsfsssa 2sa gassIs 81 zsssz Il Esss2s5z5. Ut 6ssSzga]
SEarners Ssinum 8itae, pter Gebens SSein 1T
ETA erofer Ylutreinissr ae te4itatss (Setrart |, ea enthd!t fetne
fdao,idsn 0rpeuen prer llnretnisfeiten unb 1T Elm Dreparat
fur ale msld,e ii,nulirenber Niitlel %teoirten. Dieies t'tttel
it elm Comic unb perfGoft sutsny rretit, unb TT sas bette but
retnieenbe N4tttel Der gStlt. Us 1T eas anoenebmite unc De-
bsi reit,m be1cr a1s Brandy, Dbt6fen, gDein, Stters poer
treenb ctr anoerer Wr.ite!. Gs lit eeilnber one biai9er. 81
pcbl bes monnltdSe a s pettl1te SeId,'edstt, sung uno Nlt,
fDrnen ben Qebenspsin eebranben Is IT in Der Ibat elm
gettsr bs Qsbens. Disjsnisen weIde it' elmer su!eu Sc.
~iunbaett ertrsuen molten uno uuunertrc6ener 1~ettaftsr Sc
DIN. IS 1T BON allen anperen Gsbraudsmttteln serfhieben.
g1irb bel alien Orussiftsn perfautt unb and in refpettablen
5alppns. greis eu GuGar per Quart Slaide.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23
DeabpbD S @ens, M enaeers.
Dtreftpren.

~eabpoD IS @eus, nf enagers.
Direftprtn.
s. g. @ilion, gigeutpUner tes glicolet 5au1eS.
6. 9 Dimes, Maypr Don MinneappliS.
Gbumas 2owrA, Sfentli6er 9fotar.
6. g. Wels, SAMPLER in Grnnoeigentbum.
8. q. MurpbY. g'rGji. grgause u. @aYineS Bf.
@etretGr-G s. @larf.
S9aymeitsr-S. s.. Chile, T'rGf. 1. Stat. Bant.
Oanllt eas 9eehrte Yublltu,n p%pQaanci9 iberseuat merhe,
baB , s unternebmen Gin esttaftsmabiaes une %ebrentaftes it
uno baB Der ~Hafelpie gbarafter reS Sdabmeiners unb Dtret<
to'tums jeoe 3~eHelaafte %grpppit,un nit Weraatu-e 3urud-
tpeiien ~arben, er1aueen I'D, bic %Ifonaeers nod foleenre eten
70 tOdb eeadtetea ais 1rOhltstanntsa yerioaea ais ueIeren5en
a%a5uSeben.
sNinneappIis.
@. .. @e7faQ, Galb. Son. %. @. cling.
Stat. @r9an9e &anf. Banf BON MinneappltS.
@itD Banf. y. WQ{bburn.
Gen. IS. 3. Bafbburn. Ntorriion Bro.
5errtd 8rptbers. Son. Gurus Mlbrih.
0ibiDn u EYler. Spn. 9lell on WtQiamS.
ct. aanl.
$. Gbcmpicn, Banter. Son. Sobn g. gr;nce,
Sou. pm See, UVoYor. Gr> Waypr+
S. WtQius, Banter uno N1n. Damlpn, Banter.
No1bceut Ger&oniul. Mudertad, Sind unc
Son. Sno. 6. Merrjan1. GhsTer.
parter !pain, Banter.
5aurt sfFee: Feotcfs II. gGeas, Wtnneopu1's.
3reierFce: go. 1876. D,t:e G:rase, nate WabafIaip.
Muf Hrplifatirn lam ssn tr9enb E nsr Der beiben eeaorrtcr
Sifeen elm Dampclet frei tesoasn wsrosn, taB cine rrGeBes
%tdreibune Ter su rer:he'lenten 0dn:s!eien ene Wehdre,buna
rer G6pakeit Nnb Gee Ner:hts ter Gbrpnc's unt Der art unb
9neie wte lie Greue AM /. Miar5 IS I tn It,nneapulisb 5snt=
lid pertbeilt .rcrbsn, Gilt.
QDsr @elp per Got ~einit-'e! tout an Ysa.ptbu u. Weas Nb'
tre, iren.
Oamtt @itslteosc in Der Intaee ihrsr @t1ser fiber f&tlen
Bat RI S + @ttlc, yrai reri Me!ipnal 8anf, M.nnee'
polis eie 56dsr'eiitertent Der sc saidsafl uter nDmmee uNc
ale Gefhsnfe ne BEN euru teine 9'ant a '0elierrt
Semi buraa. lieber oe,er! G.1 %rrd1ttee5 9brpmp fir sar
4 III ct Dollars taB Cir ncbenlei rrb tin S 5 0. @ nertbss
Spern 5aus einbrineen finn. Sen,anp gtwinnt cs nGer; ;
Die1eiht BIS Du ier @lud!,be.
Ile iinb e,neslaoen in ben Offcen pUraufpreden, bas Nnfes
ben 1T iehenfaQs fret. tecsslprb- 3mt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23

SiGoerbettS capital %. 900
9 { amt
Sttp 81 utidle6ner, prdfbent.
s. 81. $ II d, Ntce prdlloent.
@bas. &ieb, G9abmeifer.
8. &nobelSnorft Sefretar.
g t a y gtueprebt @uperintenbent.
Brancis 2afner &e6toanwalt.
81. @9tffm q II, Inter udunesar3t.
Die ,Eeutpnia" 1T Bic erRe bsut'de Qebens-g eri1derunes-
@e{elfd 1T In, g%fprbnefen uno bat bieielbe 100000 bein1
Straits. Sdabmeiaer aur StderHelun9 auer yoltes' Snbaber
btnterleat.
Sn jerem @taate 1T bteie1be cine etntetm tf4e 9 {.
felicia #, rttl Re TIRE Yramien' G%tnnabr1en tn benjent'
gen 5taotea auleet, NOD oiefelten ertalten 1ptreen.
Sha8. 4a6aDant,
rub General Qlgent tn ct. pauL Wtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-23
Sem @u1ten rlebr.

WWsAEsT EssasasHsNH 8s8gssaaK22aa
@arner's Gpusb SaIfor1 BELT uno lp&t ben 5uften
uHD ~hefbroert rem Nusmurf. Gr beiist bic auberprbentlide
Araft, 1ptprt &rlsidteruns 3u %perfdadsn uno e entuea BITE
bartndd,efen 8dae Don 5ufen, @rtdltuns: 5alsubsl Brpn%
Ditto, Snauensa @atarrb N1bna uno Z dmfnbiu@t su turtren.
alien pbenaenannten 5daen, pber iraenb anberen 5als< uno
2ureens eecen. bab Iaufenee ron Msrittn rem Sallan' tag
lid, beribreiten uno ale Der lu1tdt lno. eaB er bic bette ib1en
bsfannte Mebt;tn fir 5et1une uno @rpeftorattpt TT. Gtne
DcNs perihoft ebssmalG rleitteruna u. in BEN rnetlten5alen
eenaet et"e 8laide fur cine Sur. 99irO In srOssn 3lalden
DDo DrupetRsn pertauft grei5 elm Dollar: " TT cure
eieene @Gnlo, menn ibr buffet unb Tibet. Der SaHaat til"
rtrt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-06-20
Belmont County Items.

from the GAINESVILLE Enterprise, June 49,
Wool is selling in ST. Clairsville at
fifty cents per pound. An extra sample
of 800 fleeces brought fifty-fve cents in
Cambridge.
COLORADO PoTATo BUGs.-This enemy
of the potato crop has made its appear
ance in unlimited numbers, and have in
tested and almost totally destroyed the
crop in this neighborhood.
Miss Esther Bryant, daughter of John
Bryant, who resides ABOUT one mile east
of town, was thrown from her horse on
Sunday last and suffered dislocation of
the humerus at the shoulder joint. iisa
SUDDEN DEATH-On Friday evening
last about o'clock, Mr.. Hez. Malonee,
of the Great Western, on the National
road, while returning home from the Cir
Gus at ST Cairsville, fell dead from his
buggy. The cause of his death is sup.
posed to be heart disease, He had, ap.
parently been in good health and showed
no signs Of disease.
Wool Never in our recollection has
the wool market opened as briskly as
this year; it was like streak of "greas
ed lightning" The ruling price has beer
fifty cents per pound, but as one face
tiously remarked, some were getting hal
dollar. This week many clips are be
ing sold at iifty-two and fifty three cents
per pound, and many choice clips at fif.
ty-ive cents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-06-20

This pest has made its appearance in
limited numbers, and may be extermin-
ated by the use of paris green. We
used it in the following manner, upon a
patch of fine Early Rose with complete
success: Take teaspoonful to a pint
Of -four or plaster of paris; mix thor
oughly and put into bag made of some
open goods; tie the bag to the end of a
stick four,or FIVE feet long, and, dust the
contents over the vines when wet from
dew or rain by tapping the bag with a
long paddle In applying keep upon
the windward side so as not to- inhale
any of .he dust, which is poison. Four
ounces of paris green is sufficient for an
acre. Many drug clerks will give
chrome green instead of paris green un-
less told for what it isrequired. Chrome
green will have no effect whatever =
Great caution, must be exercised in han,
ding the mixture, as the paris green
contains about 60 per cent. of arsenic.
By following these directions to the let
ter we are convinced that two or three
applications will do the work for the
worst cases. At any rate it will cost
but trifle to test it and find for youf-
selves as we have done.-GueynSey Go +,
co., Jefersonian. 8 . 81
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good fair quality at 4 00a4 so; ordinary
Thin Steers, Oxen and Cows at 3 90 to
4 90; inferior and lowest grades Of Cat.
tie 3 00-gcneral average of the market
to-day 5 S7t Extreme range of prices
4 0Oa7 90. Most of the sales were from
5 Is to 6 SO per 100 lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market
has been agsin over stocked with Sheep
during the past week. and prices for the
best qualities are barely maintained,
while inferior stock is &c per pound low.
er, We quote at 3s54c per pound gross,
as to quality, with but few at the latter
figure. Stock Sheep are dull at l 5Oa
3 so per head. Lambs at 2 O0a4 on
per head as to quality, and in fair de.
mand. Receipts this week .2S39 head,
against 4687 last week, and 4247 head
same time last year.
HOGS-The market has been fairly
supplied during the past week, and the
demand good. but only for light weights,
viz: ,60 to $50 lbs gross. there being
but little call for large Hogs. Prices
exhibit but slight change, but towards
the close, the stock being nearly all sold
out, prospects are looking little more
favorable. We quote at 6 00a6 Is per
100 pounds net, as to quality. Receipts
this week 1851 head, against 4477 last
week, and 1886 head same time last
year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-06-20
From the Wheeling Register, Sth inst. ]
Confidence Game.

u. NJ. Tracy, of Monroe County, Ohio
was swindled out of S1l by the old con
fidence dodge known as the "bogus
check" game, on Thursday, and we will
bet cent that, had Mr.. Tracy taken q
newspaper, he could not have been taken
in by fraud that has been exposed by
the papers any time during the last ten
years, On Thursday evening Mr.. Ira
cy was wandering around the levee look.
ing for the Rees to arrive and take him
to his Monroe County home, when he
was accosted by plausible stranger who
made inquiry of Mr.. Tracy as to the
Rees. He was sorry she was not arrived
yet. He wished to snip some goods on
her. Mr.. Tracy was looking for the
Rees, too. Plausible Stranger was glad
to hear 1t. Glad to know he would have
such delightful company. Made inqui-
ries as to some If Mr.. Tracy's neigh
bors. Plausible Stranger knew them
we'll. Had sold them goods. Was going
down to sell some more. Would Mr.
Tracy takea walk and look at the town
DC, DC. There is no use of detailing
again the old story. While they walked
they met an express man, who presented
Plausible Stranger with bill of charges
amounting to $40. P. S. was sorry, but
it was after bank hours, and he had only
So and check for 800. Perhaps ex-
pressman could cash It. Expressman
couldn't, although the check was perfect
ly good. Hadn't so much out of bank.
Maybe Mr.. Tracy.could lend Plausible
Stranger $40 until they got on the boat,
when it would be returned. Mr. Tracy
didn't have so much, but lent P. s. SlI,
all he had. 2. S. and expressman go off
to sign receipts, leaving Tracy to await
their return. As they didn't come back
in anything like a reasonable time, in
point of fact didn't come back at all, Mr..
Tracy went before Squire Gillespy and
had a warrant issued for the arrest of
John Connors, charging him with oh.
tanning money under false pretenses -
Conners was arrested and gave $500 bail
for his appearance for hearing ON
Monday next. M
Mr.. TRACY is one of those who pre-.
fers city paper, if he take any, to his
home paper. He succeeded before the
Justice in having CoNNERs and a man
named QUINN bound over to Court, but
tits questionable where his pay, for two
or three trips to Wheeling, is to come
from. f-&Is FE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-06-20
Marble Quarry's.

1t was openly charged in Congress, at
the late session, that Grant was part
owner of a quarry near Washington
which was to supply stone for the pub
lie buildings. This was an evil exam
pie for Mccartney, the disbursing officer
of the Postoflice Department, who turns
out to be a defauiter md 4 ruined crazy
man. Some time ago Mccartney was
induced to join five others in the pur-
chase of what is called "Thc Gray Duke
Marble Quarry" The six gave notes
In payment in the expectation that they
would re sell the quarry before the notes
became due: at figure that would sc,
cure the payment of the liability and
leave margin. This expectation was
not met. The notes became<aue, and
Mccartney was the only hope Of the
band. He used in that speculation alone
some $4,000, which issthe greater part
of the deficiency. The attempt is made
to account for the confusion in his &C.
counts by arrangement of his mind
from disease; but tho facts don't sus-
tain that conclusion, though those who
know best declare that he is not simula-
ting insanity now, the exposure having
really overthrown his reason, ut least
temporarily. So much for Grants evil
example!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-06-20
Cincinnati Market.

- ...~.-., l.t. 1..-~ June IA.
COTTON-Firm; sales of middling
at 19a19kc.
FLOUK-Unchanged: low grades at
4 75a5 40; superline s 90a6 10; family
G 8Os7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat; fed winter 1 Sal
55. Corn in fai, dertaad at 56a6Oc.-
Rye quiet at Seal co.. Barley dull at
9Ocal J0. Oats in improved demand at
53a58c.
ilAY-Steady at - GOALS 90.
OILS-Linseed quiet at 92c.
PROVISIONS-The market for bulk
meats is steady Mess pork heavy and
in light demabd at Is 55al5 Is, Bulk
meat; shoulders &c; rib sides 7ac clear
sides SIC, all loose. Bacon firm; shoul-
ders 6fe; clear rib sides Sac; clear sides
9Ic; sugar cured hams firm at 14a14tt.
Lard 6rm; city kettle 1O4c..
SUGARS-Refined lite easier.
hards at l4a13c cash for A; raw frM ;
New Orleans at 9fal24c for common to
fancy. -
TALLOW-Dull at &c.
TOBACCO-Buoyant, active and ad
vancins; Tugs aud trash 4alc higher.
WHtSKY-Vsry steady; sales at 90c.
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The Wool Market.

The bulk of the clip in this county fol
1871 has been purchased at from As tc
so cents, with a few holding for 3D.
Nyce & Burt have taken about 275, ,00C
pounds; Nyce & Beckett $4,000; Farral
& More about loo, 900, and the balance
by small dealers. The clip falls short
about one-fourth from last year. We
are informed that this is the case
throughout the State-Guernsey Co
60 Jetersoaiaa.
The Wheeling Rcgiter says Of wool
"We heard Of one choice clip selling fol
sixty-tw and half cents per pound."
In this. county the sales SO far have
brought fifty cents. Those who hold
theiriwool two or three weeks will real.
ize from fiity-five to sixty-five cents pei
pound. tits advancing in price rapidly
owing to the clip falling short of the es
Inmates.
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A circular letter Of tn German Gov.
ernmeut to their consuls lbroad, bearing
the date Of Berlin, April "a, notifies these
that citizens of Switzel and, residing in
foreign countries, ARE hen ceforth to enjoy
the protection Of the German consulatcs,
according to a recent agreement entered
into between the Federal Council of Swift.
zerland and the German G overnment.
The German papers nave story Of an
Uhlan, who was mobbed six times in diff.
ferent French cities and villages on his
transfer to prison as prisoner of war, the
result of which was that he had his arm
broken in two places ard sustained other
serious bodily injuries He has now sued
the French Government for $50. 900 dam
ages, and Bismarck has assured him that
he shall get it., Spectators are running
alter him to purchase his claim. tlN
There is tree in the county of Bote.
tourt Va, the leaves of which, if!bruis
ed and mixed with milk or sugar, almost
instantly kills flies, bees, wasps, hornets
and yellow-jackcts. IL general appear
ance it somewhat resembles q walnut tree
though the leaves are larger 1t wa:
planted many years ago By, an old settler
who is long since dead and it is,notknowr
where he obtained it, or what it's proper
name is. There. is probably not another
in this country. "
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az OR ra8 sis9g 9lag,
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
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