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!. @Writing from Rome of the Pope's
health, a correspondent says: That, q
man eighty years of age should be fee
BILE is not surprising, but l am not aware
of any recent change in the health Of
the Pope. Indeed, he continues to
receive on a large scale, and on one
morning this week as many as 25O
persons were admitted to his presence at
the same time. A friend of mine who
was of the number observed that his
knees and shoulders were bent, indicat-
ing the weakness of age, but in other
respects his health seemed good. Among
those presented on this occasion was the
Duke de Gramont, formerly French EN-
bassador at the Papal Court. The Pope
did not know him-had actually forgot
ten him, and inquired who he was. 1t
must have been no slight modification
to the Duke, who had rather be forgot
ten by the French than by the Pope.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-05-16

@Mr. Way, local of the Times, has
just returned from visit to his native
heath-dark Monroe. His copperhead
strength has been renewed so that he
now favors unaduiterated Ku Klux De-
mocracy. He also renewed his vows to
a piece of calico up there; and to hear
him magnify that particular piece Of cal
leo is worth a years subscription to the
Times! Those almond shaped eyes of
his glow with fire, and ATE as Brilliant as
two holes through burnt stump! Way
up in Old Monroe thereare great attrac-
lions. On the eve Of his departure for
Monroe his friends gave him a grand
entertainment. -4Ha,Setta Reqister.
Wars Democracy is sound; It oppo.
ses bayonets superceding the Constitu.
ton anc laws.
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A California Ranch.

An account Of the Ranch of Gen. Bid
we'll, in the Chico, (Cal. Enterprise of
April 1, says that this farm contains ls
600 acres, and Is subdivided into three
separate departments-the agricultural,
the horticultural and pomological, and the
grazing. The present years culture en-
braces 1,600 acres of, wheat, S50 acres Of
barley. 15O acres of Norwayard Marshall
oats, 800 acres Of meadow, and the resi-
due of 200 acres in orchards vineyards
and pasturage The meadow lands are
new, yet last season yielded three tons Of
hay to the acre. Timothy and clover are
the grasses from which the hay is made
The present year has introduced to this
farm the Alfalfa clover, sixteen acres be-
ing sown with the design to occupy much
more space with this invaluable grass in
future. Several hundred acres of sum-
mer fallow have been broken up ready for
the next years sowing.
The orchards contain 8. 900 trees, l, 300
of which are cherry trees; the remainder
apple, peach, pear, plum, nectarine, fig, al.
mond, apricot, German prune,et There
are $4,000 vines, embracing almost every
variety of the choicest foreign and do.
mestic grapes; $4,000 of these vines have
been set out upon the new vineyard, on
the east side of the farm, and will be.
greatly increased within the next year
The stock includes about 200 horses,
among them two blood stations and a
number of brood mares; 1000 head Of
cattle, many of them short horn crosses,
about 5000 sheep and 1000 hogs.
81 The farm is entirely enclosed, mostly
cleared of stumps and underbrusht and
the streams cleared out Large numbers
of shade and dornamentaltr trees have been
planted along the outer or division fen
ces. There is also dairy attached, of
so cows, the milk and butter from which
are sold'in the adjoining town of Chico.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-05-16

A Scranton (Pa.) dispatch says the
bodies of three murdered laborers were
found on the 10th inst. in swamp near
Buggs' shaft. During the riot there on
Tuesday, when the laborers were routed,
they fed into this swamp, followed by the
infuriated miners, where these three men
were beaten and kicked to death.
That fine old system of discipline in
the British army which makes the British
soldier so perfect machine, was recently
cxemplified in the case of John Bernard,
private in the Royal marines, who was
sentenced by court martial at Davenport
to eighteen months hard labor,and to dis.
missal from the service, for throwing
down his belt in contemptucds us manner
when ordered to take it of by his cap.
tain.
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Tuesday. May l6. 1871.
- ~ - u, >.
County Omcers.

Prostate Judge, W.T.. srxclAis; ONCE in
the Court House,
Auditor, 8. GsIxsHAw; ONCE In the Court
nouAs: 3e.s - -,a-,t.s, .,..,-s .-.
Treasurer, WiLLIAn RsAp: ONCE In the
Court House.
Clerk Of Court, DAVID Okzs; oiice In 4 Che
Ccnrt House.
Projecting Attorney. ]. P. srsieos, ofioe
Up stsirs n Bloomer House. a>F','
!, Rscctdst JoHs HAxifros;otdce In the Court
hstIf Gsoaes cALDwELI;ofdoe in the Court
House. =. 2,
commissionsrs-IslAca BEasnARD, VIZ.
WORKMAN, CnRnrrks. CRHRs once with Aud.
itof.
Surveyor, o. 8. SLOAN; Pos sofice Stafford.
Innrmary Directors, JACOB C. YoHo, SrE-
PUN DoronEnfY, JESSE JACKSON. Oh -. zr
4. Coropsr, JoAS MuHIsxAx, Rss; Baresvilie,
Monroe county, Ohio. y--f
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A. Lady with a Feather In Her
Face.

From the Boston Herald, April co.
Some time since, lady residing at
the South End, while performing the or.
dinary duties of her household, was sud
denly taken with 8 severe pain on the
right side of her face. Supposing it to
be a species of neuralgia, and that it
would soon pass off, she paid but little
attention to it. The pain however, con,
tinued to jncreass in violence, causing
much suffering, and a few days subse-
quentiy a small swelling commenced to
form on the inside of her face, gradual
ly ,enlarging in size. Becoming some
what alarmed, she deemed it necessary
to send for physician, and Dr.. L. r,
Sheldon was accordingly called in. Up
on an examination of the case, being
fearful that the swelling might break and
produce lasting Disagreement of the
ladys countenance, he decided to re,
me We the tumor by the aid of surgical
instruments The operation required
considerable skill and caution. but ii
was. successfully performed, the lady
undergoing il with remarkable fortitude
The tumor was found to contain small
feather, about one inch in length, which
was probably the cause of all the troub'
lie. How It came there is wonder.
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF MON.
'.A ROE COUNTY.
THE CONVENTION OF JUNE 3.


1t is of the utmos: Importance to the
Democracy of Monroe County that the
Democratic Convention to be held on
Saturday, the Sd day of June, be esula-
lated and controlled exclusively by the
Democrats in the several townships !;
and not by one hundred and fifty or ttco
hundred Radicals ,chs will offer their
Uotes ,cith the erpress understanding and
Instructions. from leading Radicah, here
in Woodsfeld, THAT THEY HAVE THE Pow
Err TO DICTATE THE NOMINEES OF THE con-
vENTIoN r7f.
We thoroughly understand the pro-
gramme of the Radical leaders; the
Radicals here and elsewhere are being
instructed to vote in the Convention
For the protection of the candidates
before the people, We urge upon the
Democracy Of each township to defeat
this shameless bartering and pandering
for support from the Radical party.
Select Judges on the morning of the
Convention who will strictly enforce the
following:
sIF PERMITTED TO VOTE IN THIS Con-
vENTIoN, WILL YoU VOTE THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY, DISTRICT AND STATE TICKET AT
THE OCTOBER ELEoTIoN?"
Not one Radical of every fifty who
offer to vote, will answer yes; they care
nothing about their county ticket, be-
cause they know they cannot elect it;
but they have hopethat they will carry
the Radical State ticket, hence will not
pledge themselves to vote the Democratic
State ticket.
BY adopting a form Of question like
the above the little game of Radicals
debating Democratic nominations will
be effectually blocked; they, along with
a very fev Democrats who advocate
that Radicals should be permitted to vote
in Democratic Conventions, 1--WE are sor-
ry there are any Democrats SO weak in
the faith, will he leftto growl and curse
the SPIRIT for exposing their pitiful
f.
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gThe marriage of Miss Parsons,
of Columbus. Ohio, to Prince de Lynar
of Prussia, is to take place within few
days. The wedding will be quite a
small. one, very few outside the imnedi-
ate family connection being invited. All
the preparations for the trousseau have
been on most extensive scale, and one
article of linen alone is said to have cost
$3.50. A cook from New York has been
taken to Columbus to prepare the we'd
ding feast. Prince de Lynar is not a
handsome man, but is prepossessing he
is tall, with dark hair and eyes, and is
exceedingly modest and retiring in man.
lers.-W Wash, Cor. ". Y Wsrld. ~,
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Mrs. Minns, who was first Miss
Millbanke's s and afterwards Lady B.y.
on's maid, died at the residence of her
son-in law at Jarrow, on April 81, at the
age of 81. Mrs Minns came before
the public a year and half agp as o re.
pudiator of much of Mrs. Beecher
Stoves scnndalous declarations concern
ing the private life Of Lord Byron, es-
pecially of that part of it which had
reference to Lady Byron's mental cons
dition in the first days of her marriage.
1t pleased Providence to permit this old
lacy to live long enough to confound
the scandal.monger. q. .,,.r.,.4 !, e.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-05-16

EEIRA SINDELDEcKER, indicted at the
present term of Court for "burglary and
larceny" was arraigned on the first day
OF the term and plead "not guilty" Az
tersards the Prosecuting Attorney not.
, lied the burglary clause of the indict-
;ruent and on the 10th inst, SISDLEDEcK.
ER plead "guilty Of petit larceny" The
Court ordered that he pay a fine of $40,
and 822 being double the amount Of the
property stolen.
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The post Office at Cambridge, Guern-
sey county, was burglarized on Thurs
day night The thieves carried off four
registered packages, one containing $32,
the others unknown, also letters cen
tanning revenue stamps and drafts, and
a lot of old mutilated postal currency
No money or postage stamps being LEFT
in the office. over night, the burglars did
not make fat thing of the enterprise,
and the postmaster thereby escaped Sc
riOus loss.
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HIn the case of ADELINE FINN

~In the case Of ADELINE FINNEY
an6 others against ELIZABETH BEvER and
Others, ,contesting the validityof the will
of PETER BEvER, occupied the time Of
the Court during Monday and Tuesday,
the 9th and 9th inst, The Counsel for
the plaintiffs was JAS. r. NORRIS and
JAS. W. WALTON, Esqs. for defendants
Messrs. HUNTER d HUNTER. The case
was given to the, jury Tuesday evening.
After being absent about fifteen minutes,
a verdict was returned sustaining the
the validity OF the will. @
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-05-16

%The Ohio CultiratoT says about
wool: "There never has been since 1862
such complete drainage of the staple
in the East as at the present, time Me-
dium fleeces are very scarce in all the sea
board and interior markets, and there is
a general tendency upward in prices
Combing Heeces are also higher; in
truth there has been clean sweeping OF
both domestic and foreign woods. We
do not venture to prophesy as to prices
for next clip, but at present everything
looks encouraging 10 wool growers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-05-16

The Hoe LAw.-There is an ordi-
nance in force prohibiting hogs running
at large within the borough limits, and
the Mayor informs us that it will be Wig
orously enforced hereafter. Persons
having swine abroad in our streets had
better '.look . leetle out" He also in
forms us that persons neglecting to re-
move all filth from alleys on their prop
erty, will have the officers of the law af-
ter them unless attended to immediate
IL. Gt
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70 whom i, ,saay Concern.

The following letter, received during
the past week, explains itself:
EDIroRs Spirit: Myself and neigh
bors are always willing to listen to can
didates who call upon us, but persons
riding over the County, canvassing, who
are not candidates, could better remain
at home!
This plan betrays too much anxiety,
besides these men deal in. amisrepresen-
tations, which are seldom practised by
tie candidates themselves. "a
NV advice, as well as that Of my
neighbors, is to pay very little attention
10 travelling canvassers, who are not
themselves candidates.
+. Give them . vide berth. a !
True DEMocRAT.
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THAxEsv-To. Mr.. j. NJ. GOODWIN, of
Lee township, for ten yearly subscribers.
!, Let Democrats in every township emu
late Mr. GooDwIs's example, viz: First
work for your county paper and then, if
yourequire city weekly, send for it, but
alxaysyo home paper first.
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JITANTRD-Agents and Peddlsrs to sell q
w thoroughly good domestic article, van.
ted in every faulty. No competition. Ex,
elusive territory given. Business very pleas
ant. Agents have sold 8 dozen, netting $50
profit per day. One sold $50 in 3 small town
another 900 in ave towns. another 81 in
calling. on 33 families, Outfit 50, No darge,
of imposition. Best OF references given
Send for circular to lag Washington sizsst
Boston. Mass. LrTLErlELD 3 paMk.
; prlleow4t.
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GF From the Barnesville Enterprise
of the 11th inst, it appears that the ruff
fan element has taken possession of
that town: t i. .eaa1
A party of roughs made several as
saults on peaceable persons on Monday
evening. The tewI is without a Mar
shal, and pretty much at the mercy of law
less characters. There never was time
when Cur corporation affairs were so
wretchedly managed. 'if-...zsa .rz
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RAILROAD! RAILROAD!l

1NHB undersigned having lately purchased
| the large and commodious
w "A r E:H OsU 8 u
formerly Owned aud occupied by John W.
Jackson and John C. DUFF. would respectfully
inform the merchants and shippers Of Ass-
roe county that we are new .rcaiyto
RECEIVE AND EORWARD GOODS,
Wares and Merchandise, Nor,L, Sonth, ssst
OF West, ly the cheapest aud most reliable
lines Particular attention givsn to ttese-
os,ving and loading Of gs0ds, allowing no
package to leave the Houss ia 6aA nrdsr.
MALLORY 4 ATknySny.
ksaims. ciasilgton, ohis.
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~The New York Leader has kept
a record for two years, and says if Patti
has received all the presents in that time
which have been reported, she has nc
less than 4S diamond tiaras, two. cha
teaux in France, 1913 diamond sets, 432
purses, Is pearl necklaces, SO single
jewels, 65 horses and carriages, Is pearl
sets, 80 silver bouquet-holders, and 9TH
er small articles of value that would
make up full ton. a -
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AvWe are adding new subscribers to
OCT lie. every day. Our old subscribers
declare that they would rather pay 81
for..the SPIRIT and learn the county news,
HAM ~ Tor acity paper from which they
cannot obtain single item Of hcme af-
fairs.
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i 11Aman vail spend from tento City
cents per day for tobacco or the ardent
ard win hesitate topay Eve cents for a
newspaper. The one, is . positive inju
ry-the other alasting teneft
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IS HJAxEs KIxKApE, Of Perry town.
ship WAS committed to Jail on the 9th
inst, charged with "threats and assault
With knife upon the person of one
JAMES Wnsox,p Of the same township.
The case was tried before Esq. HAw-
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Efficient and! reliable aids wanted
in every County in the State. -r
We viii be, pleased to send documents BY
mail when requested. '--'a...l:1 l4t--i n =,
e, G. LEON ARD e. CO.,
(Formerly Hardware Merchants,)
General Managers,
q West Sd st., :, Cipoiapati, Ohio
ma.Sw4. u. sisit a. i,s..- .jSt,f =
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EMr. FnsrER's lecture on temper
ance, at the NJ. E Church, on the 9th
inst, didn't amount to very large sum.
Twas rat he a weak effort, although
We believe he means well. = b. 81
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&J7There is owned in Bethel town
ship. this county, a pig that has one
head, four ears. two bodies,tw tails and
eight legs. That township is certainly
becoming famous for monstrosities.
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BDs. srIRIr: Please announce the name Of
JouS WlLLIsos, Of; Wayne township,as can.
didate for IndrmAiy Director; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Conven-
ton, ~ sa MANY DEMOCRATS.
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From the Barnesville Enterprise, 18th inst

IFrom the BarnesvllIe Enterprlse, Ilth INST
The Democracy of Monroe county
have decided to nominate candidates on
the popular vote system. The election
for that purpose will be held on the 3rd
of June. This is certainly the right
plan, and enables the people, instead of
the politicians, to make the nominations.
If the same plan were adopted i'll Bel
mont county, it would do much in refor-
ming our local politics. e..
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k9The announcements Of WILLIAM
H.tSuMoss, George H. HUFFMAN and
JAMES DoreHrRrr, for: County Commits.
tianer, PETER KING, for County Recor-
der, and s. DoueHrkrr, for InHrmary Di.
sactor, are. the only new ones this week..
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Ems. SPIRIT; Please announce the name Of
srSpusS DouousRrY, of Wayne township, as
candidate fer Iadrmary Director; subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
ssntiou, -:t.f MANY DEaecRATs.
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SThe County Commissioners con-
yene o-morrow, the l7th inst, with Au-
ditor GRIMsHAw,as the County Board Of
Equalization.
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%Wool is selling at 45 cents rer
pound in Barnestille, Belmont county.
We have not learned the price buyers
are paying in this county.
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RDs. SPIRIT: llease announce the name of
JAMES DousHsRrY, Of Wayne township as .
candidate for County Commissioner; subject
to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. aud obligs the voters of
WAYNE AND WASHINGTON.
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Coal for. County Infirmary.

1NHB lnarmary Directors win receive sealed
l proposals, to be left At the Auditors Of
Ace for 900 bushels we'll serse ned coal sat
isfac tory to the Directorate be hauled by the
Superintendent Of the Iuirmsry, from where
the coal is mined Bald proposals to bs de.
livered not later than June |, 1871, att
O'Clock pm. s.--.
By order Of, the Directors.
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- . HA Western woman recently made
application for divorce on the ground
that her husband is can internal fool"
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.EDs. SPIRIT: Please announce the name of
RoBRRT JoHSsros, Of Center township. as .
candidate for lnhrmary Director; subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANI DENoCRATs.
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HOur first and fourth pages con-
tain an excellent variety of reading mat
ter. -
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The Tribune takes, the ground that
Mrs. Fair should not be hung, because
she is woman. If memory serves us
the same paper wanted Mrs. Surratt hung
three or four times because she was a wo-
man. About once month Whitclaw
Reid has one of her spells, when she is as
crazy as Mrs Fair, and her paper shows
the effects in its editorials.-IN T.sDem.
ocrdt.
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sF&E EARfHeR 0KEy authorizes Us to
announce that he Is not candidate for
County Suaveyor.s lsss 10 rsir - a3
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CENTRAL COMMITTEEsaEN.

EDs. SPIRIT: You are hereby authorized to
announce IERE. WILLIAMS, as the choice of the
DEMOCRACY Of Center towuship Tor Central
Committeemaa. DEMOCRATS or CsSrEB.
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1--WE learn that about thirty feet Of
the dam of F. KcEHLER & Co., on Sun.
hsh, Was washed out by the late freshet.
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EECourt adjourned on Saturday, the
18th inst. Proceedings in next weeks
SPIRIT. -s
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HA curious fact, which throws a
great deal of light on the character of
Louis Napoleon, is that lie never open
ed the highly important reports which
his confidential military agent at Berlin,
Colonel Stotfel, sent him FROM 1865 till
1859, and in which that keen sighted
observer predicted, all the calamities
which befell the Imperial armies in the
year 1870. These reports were found
in the private cabinet of the Emperor
at the Tuileries with the seals unbroken
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SMr C. CEHRs has our thanks for
nine yearly subscribers, oa-ta
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
y (TwO tO-Elect,. l.

EDS. SPIRIr: Please announce the name of
PHILIP SCHUMACHER, ST., of Center township.
as a candidate for Infrmary Director; subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANY DEMocRATs
EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce the name of
SAMuED A. MoHaAN; of Perry township, as a
candidate for Inirmary Director; subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
iGf- u - - TAx.pAYERs OF MONROE.
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..RAn ordinance, regulating the sale
OF liquors viii be found ia this issue.
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"a N.N0UrN CE NJ EN- rs:
Convention on Saturday, June
~ Announcement So, each.

= ~ Announcements 3each.
"a Tickets 50 per thousamd. -, ="
Y18 Fhe' Nancy must accompany an.
nouncsnents and orders tor tichen.
ss@ Tho Densocrdcygof each toonship
shoutd+adopt strict measures to prevent
Radicals from roting and dictafing the
Democratic nominees, Require then, to
pledge to support the Democratic State
and County ticket al he October election;
rery fe'o wiU cote in Contention under a
rule of that kind. .~
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

EDS SPIRIT: You are hereby authorized to
announce the name of OLIVER s. SLOAN, as a
candidate for reelection to the office of County
Surveyor; subject to the decision of of the Dem
6cratic County Convention. =
n, MANY DEMOCRATS
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EDS. SPIRIT; Please announce the name of
JACOB DRUM, of Perry township. as a candi-
date for Inirmary Director; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.