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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27

Any notice of Cairo would be imper-
feet without mention of this one of the
largest and most commodious hotels in
Southern Illinois. 1t is of brick, with
brown stone trimmings, SOxl00 feet in size
and four stories high, besides basement
and garret. The rooms are large anu well
ventilated, and all the appointments Of the
building are convenient and comfortable.
Its cost was over 100000. This hotel has
recently been leased by f. ID. Rexford,
late of Chicago, and under his supervi-
sion is undergoing thorough repairs,
at the hands Of painters, plasterers, pa
perers and carpenters.
Whatever may have been the manage
ment heretofore, certainly under the new
the comfort and entire sat
of his guests seems to be the main
concern of the gentlemanly and obliging
proprietor. The traveller gratefully re-
cognizes in mine host Rextord, that rare
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sault and battery; recognizance in SlOo
to next term. At-I
Samuel Gilmore VS.. CD: Creamer ct
al Civil action, Judgment and order oil
sale of ortgaged premises. ! ( n.
Ephraim Weston VS. II. Anderson, ct
al. Civil action; cleave-to answer iHido
DAYS. sH
VIM. Lamplhg &Cp, Us, Evan HahrS.
Civil action Judgment by default,
James Watson ct al VS. Abel Hail.
Civil action; judgment and order of sale
ofreal estate.
James Watson etal VS.. Wm Diflon;-
Civil action; Judgment in favor of plain
tiffs ind order Of sale of real estate.
Ohio VS.. w. Simmons ct al, = Charge
cutting and carrying away timber; bill
ignored.
Ohio VS.. Martha Walton. Peace war,
rant; defendant discharged on motion.
The cases Of Ohio VS.. George Wilbur,
same VS. Ira Sindeldecker, and A. Finney
ct al VS. Elizabeth Bever ct al, have been
reported in former issue.
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One Days Record.

Tile. Chicago Republican, d sort of
Republican journal, figures up the fol-
lowing array OF crimes CLEANED from its
Northwestern exchanges, received in
one day: ,..,-- -
Deliberate murders, 6; suicides, 81;
supposed poisoning; B; highway rob-
berries, in which the victims were near
ly killed, Z; shootings, growing out of
domestic difficulties, 81 and 6 fergefies
in amounts of over $4,000.
These were stumbled on 'by the news
editor without special search for that
character of news, and are set down as
a mere page from the grand record of
crime for, that day. From this the Re-
publican moralizes that the Ku-KluX is
at work in the North as well as in. the
South; lawlessness is on the increase in
both sections, and the Irresistible tend
ency is in contrary direction toatbat of
improvement Crime is undoubtedly
prevalent, but it is doubtful if the South
lis at all able to compete with the Nortl-
west in that particular, Judging by, the
above specimen
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The Convention.

The Democratic Convention to be held
on Saturday, the Sd day of June, is to
nominate Democratic officials, and none
but Democrats have any right to partici
pate. Z. 5oo7.a a1r5.l
The Radical leaders here in Woods
field proclaim that they intend to offer
their votes; and instructions have been
forwarded all over Monroe County to
the Radicals to do the same.
This game of Radical dictation is a
very nice one, but unfortunately for the
little plan, the Democracy have discov-
cred it and are determined to defeat it.
The Judges of the Convention will in
quire: Lg-L ~ Dt 5Jl .
"Ara you a DemOcrai!'
Answer-by RadiCal-s'NO.s
JndgeS-'ThiS fs a Dem0cratic c
Convention, We cannot receive
your vOte." . sHi5 l. yab 4. s.l..
Mr.. Radical steps aside, cussing his
luck and the Democratic party.
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Six YEARS AGo.-In the year 1865, if
you will take the trouble to examine,you
will find the dates of the month and
days of the week to correspond exactly
with those of the present year. Those
who have diaries of 1865 will find they
are of use this year, and the diaries OF
1871 will be Of service the same way in
1876. Fol, instance, the 2oth, of March
came ON Mondayin 1865 as well as 1871,
and will be on the same day in 1875
Such is one of the laws of the, universe,
which time alone makes and governs
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wsUBSCRIBE FOR THE SPIRIT
4 DENoCRATs.

ThcsRadicals here andeelsewhere in the
county boast that they viii vote in the
Democratic Convention of June Sd. Elect
Judges who will question all Radicals,
who offer to vote, Id this wise:
,ssAre you a DemOcrat?' #442
Amswcr-by Radical-"NO.'2 2ea5
Judges-7seThis is Democratic
Convention. We cannot receive
your vote, ...,s - r
We have conversed with Democrats
from every township in the county, and
they requested us to publish the above
for adoption, hy the Democracy, in every
townshfpl8A ec}As = ''''
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HWe learn that an old gentleman

HWe learn that an old gentleman
named KESsoN came very near being
drowned at Cameron, this county, OF
Wednesday, the l7th inst. The creek
was high when he rode in to cross ;aboui
- = q ~ afs4Ft ~
half way over the colt he was riding be
came manageable, the girth broke anf
he fell into the water. Twas with con
siderable difficulty he was rescued.
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from the Bellaire sts.dara. Nav ISL

FROM tne bellalre Ouane1arc, May 1C.J
The Key Stone Bridge Company is
now engaged in putting lup the channel
span of,the railroad bridge over the river
at this place,the bridge will then be COM
pleted. over the river with the exception
of some carpenter work. ..,., -, h..
CRoPs The crops. generally are look
ing finely this spring, and are more for
ward than usual at this stage Of the sea-
son.
The dry weather, however, has caused
the aoat crop to look backward in CON-
parison with other crops. g @
We have heard no particular COM
plants, and the prospects so, far as we
have learned indicate an abundant crop
Of all kinds of farm products:
New CnURcH-The Presbyterian con-
gregation of this city are going to push
Che new church forward as fast as posi-
BILE. The mechanics have already COM
menced tearing down the old one. A
new church has been badly needed for
many years by this branch of religion in
this place, and they now propose build
ing a magnificent and permanent struc'
ture. This is noble work, and should
receive the hearty support of all lovers
OF God word. and the spread OF chris
| tiaDlty -. .r HFf1 FI-Es"Ts %tfs
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GooD News FOR Wool Growers :
The stock Of last years wool is becom-
ing exhausted in the eastern markets land
CoATs & Co, the large dealers of Phia-
i5delphia, report an advance Of from 10
3 cents per lb., since January, on all
grades Prices in that market now
range from As to 63 cents for fleece, 5O
to 60 cents for tub washed, and 40 to Al
cents for pulled, 80
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~Mr STEPHEN DoIscuERry WAS baf

AZ Mr.. STEPHEN DoUGHERTY was bad
ly injured on Wednesday morning last,
near this place, by his horse falling with
him. He had been in town and was GO
ing home when the accident occurred
The bone of one leg, below the knee,
was fractured and one of his shoulders
injured. We hope to be able to an
nounce, before long, his complete recov-
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Barnes s. Walton.

The card of this firm will be found in
this weeks SPIRIT. To dealers in Mon.
roe and adjoining counties who desire tc
purchase china, glass and queensware
lamps and other goods in their line, VT
cheerfully recommend them to this es
tablishment. t,s;to~F fo-lE
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9Nt(u f.. .S9Dbertts
Assessment Notice.

M0TICB is hereby givenstbat an assessment,
~ of seven per cent male upon ths face
Of Premium Notes of the Monroe Mutua
Fire Insurance Compapys on the lst day o.
May, ISL. which will be due aud payable 80
days after the date OF this natics.
By .ordsrsof the Directors. sE
ma23w4, JOHN B, 2NoLL, Secretary.
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xws6BseRtBE FOR THE SPIRIT

Barnesville has been ruled by Rad
ical oIiciaN, bot from THE Enterprise ar,
ticles we Judge that the ruffian clement
ihsDuaefcedhd them. e'Tis a matter Of
dodot Which win SHOW the most efficient
record.
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Comfy b ara OF Equalization

COunsy d rU "a EAu"s 80 80
The County Commissioners with the
Auditor convened on the 18th inst, d.
the Board Of Equalization. si tr
The following was ordered:
-That the value of horses in Franklin
township be increased ~ per cent
The, same increase, upon the valne,
was ordered on horses in Seneca and
Washington townships. boo re: saslsr
The value of cattle I'M franklin town
ship was ordered increased IL per cent.
An increase OF 29per cent was order
ed, upon the value, on cattle in Seneca
township.
That the value Of cattle in Washing
ton township be increased 10 per cent.
jAfsef ttansactipg tire above business
the Bosfi adjourned 9ihs f2i a92s
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es-sUBscRIBE FOR THE SPIRIT.

You BET.-When you pass door
after niue o'clock at night, and see a
young man and a young woman, and
hear smack, you may bet your bottom
dollar that the young mau don't live
there.
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ROur old subscribers are calling at
ouroficee every day and renewing their
subscriptions. They express themselves
well pleased with the SPIRIT, which is
81 ~ .sTsss ss14 .cnhss lg514t .sEcfr - -ii d
gratifying to vs., .oqs7 q da. !, s.. .sa.
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BuTTER-Abundant supply; com
mon at l8c; fair at Zoe; prime at 23c.
CHEESE--Receipts larger at l6@
lG!c. q \ X il p Hg,
CARBON OIL-Prices unsettled;stan.
dard brands, in jobbing way, at 23c
asking and no charge for package.
TgAaNREsTStss at1 16cNCity mould
EcoftM Ill., j. lSMBc; briIss5Ist 81
ls9c; Shoi issAaddlfaSe yat Se. I W
EGGs-snpply flair end good demand
at l2I@13c.
FEATHERS-Sales at 7sc. and the
u,r VISUAL aav'Dse f0ss : i sspeaIi 'os Ep RETAIL
FL0UR-More active at full QUOTA
tions. Red winter family at 6 1907 90;
white wheat family at Z 25@7 SO; fancy
at 80; superfne at 5 5OQ15 IS.
GRAlN-Wheat active; white at 35
g ] 10 for ch9iee, Hoy1; red,. at 1.,25@l
80; Rye at 756S0c. Oats at 45@50c..
Barley at 75c@l co. Corn at Csc.
PROYISIQNS-Quiet. Mess. pork at
p OO.'JLasd, tieics at III l@l2o; kegs at
l3ac. Bacon shoulders Sc; clear sides
at lie; breakfast bacon at 13c. Plain
hams 14Ic; Sugar Cured hams, 15@155c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at
90; No. 3 do, full weight, 100 lbs, at 5
lp;,insPt, y Weights EPs at various PRICES, AZ
eordihg to1the weight id packaa ges; res; white
fish at s 90: lake herring. at 3. -25@3 so.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina
co,nm9n t-9c;fsir to prime at 9to; choice
at 10Jc.
HQM[NY--5Sa!es of white flint at S
90 per barrel.
SRPS--Baltimpre at5Q@65c; New
YoR at 66@ 7Oc; choice dips atF5d, I
SUGARS-New. Orleans at JOJ@l1lc;
Porto oltico and Enba "a. 1oRdslies De-
marara tal2@l2Ies'crushed9 Hpowdercd
and granulated at l44c;; A cuffeeiat I3f;
B coffee at l3lc; c coffee a. 134.
dM0IASSEs-Sew .Oileans new crop,
fair to good at Coo; prime to choice at
69@70c.
SODA-At &c in papers; best New
Castle at &c in keg.
SOAP-Family at &c; German at
sic; Easteth at Ice; best at lie: .
EsAfiEDAiF ny at 3 see; best Chic Rit
er at . 90.
TOBACCO Navy Blacks At tsd72&;
dark los and Is at 65@75c; bright fos,
Is and lbs. at 75@S5c.
TEA-Guupowder at ! OO@l So;
Young Hyson at O0@l 40; Ooloug at
70@S5@l So.
BROOMS-No. fancy, 4 90; Ne. 2
fancy, 5OfN& 81 fancy, 3 25; mo.
plain, 3 90; No. 2 plain, IS; No. 3
plain, 2 5O@a 62;; common at l 75@2
25.,
WAsSCF,rst qaality1sxfe Ssa on
lOxl2 at 4 so; second quality SxlO at 3
90, lOxl2 at 3 81 pei box of so feet
Discount 10 per cent.
GENSENG-- At soc per pound (
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is still quo
ted at Is O0@H co. looseaati0 00@12
10.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained
at | 90.
SEEDS-Clover, at 7 20 per bushel;
timothy, at so; faxseed at Is.
BEANS-Nagy. white, at l,75@2 90
per bushel.
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CHALLENGE

Every Radical who offers to vote in the
Democratic Convention Of Saturday.
June So. IT'S time the Radical game of
debating Democratic nominees was stop
ped
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| The Democratic County Convention.
EsATURDAY,, JUNE s.. 1871.

r
The following resolutions, prescribing
the time and manner of holding the
Convention, we're adopted by the Demo-
cratic Connty Central Committee OH the
I'd inst:5 ESQ .99iilN
Resolced, That the Democratic voters
tof Monroe County he requested to meet
at the usual placesYof holding ELECTIONS
in the several townships in said county,
- C0arSaturday, June 3, 1871,
and then and there, organize a Board
consisting of three Judges and one
Clerk, and proceed 10 vote by ballot for
candidates TO fill the following Offices:
+ rsOne Sendt5r;;h' 'ae '+1- .'. .@ -7
One Representatise;;, 1 l'. ....,.
Ore Auditor;i, = La s-s..,s ~s-.e- 8,
One Treasurer;
tSsz0ae1Sherif;
, 0ne'Irosecutiaq Attorney; -
/, One Commissioner; .st,T 8 =
i One Recordefj r-q rgr. g +
! One Surreyor;
I'vo Infrmdry Directors;
T lOae Coroner; and
I'd One Member of'the County Central
Committee. for each To,cashie. e7.-
After the polls shall be closed and the
vote counted, the Judges and Clerk shall
certify TO theircorrectness and the Mem
Der Of the Central Committee. elect, shall
ireturn the poll books and tally sheets to
the County Convention to be held in
Woodsfeld, on 2 OIL z8aa u,
Monday, The 5th day of June, 1871,
at I o'clock p. n, when the County Con-
vention, composed !, Of said Members OF
the Central Committee, shall proceed to
open said returns and COUNT the votes,
and those persons having the highest
numh Der of votes for the offices for which
they were candidates shall be declared
the nominees. Of the, Democratic party.
sResolped,I Thai. no r vote be accepted
bys the Judges of the Primary Election,
when the person offering the ballot is
not an actual resident of the township
in which the same is offered, except in
extreme cases which shall be left to the
discretion OF the Judges .prs s.c ?
As the Committee neglected to adept
a resolution prohibiting Radicals from
voting in the Convention,we suggest the
adoption, by the several townships, of
the following 80
QUESTIONABLE you a Democrat?
Answer--by Radical--NO.
| Judges-This is a democratic Con-
ventiOn. We cannot receive your
vote. .
Let the Democracy Of every township
adopfthe above. aud bytso doing put an
end 70 Radical impudence and dictation,
-Eps- SPIRIT. 81 1p,,-s.c 5
/ Tns UpteIAG fcoNvENTIoN.
The following resolution, concerning
delegates to the Judicial Convention,
was adopted. GB Z Sftss
Rssosrss. tfidt tlleT representation to
the judicial ConventionIb be one delegate
for every 100 votes cast for Secretary of
State at the election in 1870, and one for
every fractien of. rs votes or, overs and
that they be elected NY ballot on the day
of the Primary Election,and returned to
the County. Nominating Convention on
the 9th day of June. si'Ai yi 'ti
The number of delegates to which the
several townships are entitled was appor-
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.ANNO NlGER RME MIS- .
-Sl-g !, tziis-aes.l "a 4--=-t=-fr-rrry ! a-,2-
Congentigons 9 on : Saturday June 8,

= -a@sA ,tnoanccnmnts So each. r rec
nas- Tickets 50 per thousand:
BaS The money must accompany an
nduncements and orders for tickets.
say- The eDentocfdty Of cdth township
should adopt strict measures to prerent
Redicqif!from coting and dicHting the
Democratic nominees,
EEThe following has been. suggested
by Democrats from every township in the
county,, .,. .-.-s ..,
QUESTIONABLE you:ttIcmocrat?
Answer-by Radical-NQ.
sJudgcs4-Thisi is Il Democratic Con-
ycntiOn. We cannot receive your
fete.aslin fguo7q n9Tia sarI'Te IL
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SubScribeIs

Who find an X after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,and if uogresponse
10 hsasdaituwill be taken for granted that
they do not wish 70 renew their subscrip-
tfohs, anaTtHeir names will be erased.
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EFO Our thanks are due Clerk OKEr
for report Of the proceedings Of the
late term of Common Pleas Court.
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a. .ss4f3.
H Mn DAx1EL DEyoRE of Washing
ton townships called upon US last week
and, aftes settling his. subscription, re-
marked tast bis family was taking three
papers and be regarded the SrIn1r as the
best conducted of the lot.
xRSpSS -a.ss-.G-. 60 TT -
1We learn that Mr.. ISAAC BERN
HARD, Of Summit township,lost his barn
by lightning on Tuesday night, the 10th
instrs One horse, one calf, cider mill,
wind-nilb saddle and bride, ,and lot Of
hay, wheat and other things were de-
stroyed by the fire. The loss amounts
TO betweens300 and s400. 81
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go nswara cor Tnlel .ana Mare.

.aS.olens on Saturday night May Is,
1871, from williamsburg, Noble County,
0hios one sorrel mare, IL years old, l6
hands high, blind of left eye, blaze in
the face, small lump on outside Of each
front foot..is Address sl9s ] 'al i2.-ta '4i +
.i.ussI adj se ..a.Ess SD. BRATToN, ,si,asa
Cambridge, Ohio,
.zois.eiais or Batesville, Noble Co, @. :.
.May23t1. = = 5s g ''a'' -
.sr1EES 4f. ktks2f = -
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County Officers,

PROBATE Judga wv. 7. StsonAre; Office IN
the Court House,
Auditor, S. GRNsHAw; Office in the Court
Treasutef WiILthM READ; eofsce in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, DAVID 0KES Once IN fhe
Court House.
tPtosschtias sEtttdMr,n .y..iI. P. sfRroes; Office
Sp stairs IN Bloomer House. '4Fd s.s7.It 2
Recorder. JoHs ,kxiLroy;offce in the Court
Hotise e2f&1 asdi EsGtr1 .siss OF et s1Ci =
ssbetih hds5sn. cAfppwEIL; ofhcs in the Court
Honses - nitS ce eb ,Sefn9Tssq : 'I;IsFi1E q
@cohmissionessM.afsaho BERsHARp, WV.
WORKMAN, ChsisrIks CsHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, o. s. SLOAN; Pos sofice Stafford.
In6rmary Directors, JAcoB C. YoHo, SrE-
rHRN DsscHERfY, Jgsss Jackson. 81 y ~.
Coronsh lsHs MuHssMAN, Ese,;v Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio. y4y
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UNITED STATES
A N n U A L " I A X E s
OFFICE OF INTERVAL REvENUE, !
Fifteenth COLLECTION DISTRICT.
ArHEss: OHIO, May 18. 1871

FtRTsENrH COLLECTION DISTRICT.
ArHEas; OHIO, May Is, lS7l.@ y
Notice is hereby given that the Assessors
Aiihsal List for this District, for 1871 ,embra'
cling Taxes en- Income Of 1870 and the Spe:
oial Tax imposed on Distllers, Brewers. Man.
usactnrsrs of Cigars and Tobacco.and dealers
in Liquor and Tobacco, is now in my hands,
and said Taxes are now. payable. bas
will attend in person at my Office m
Athens, Athens county;
st the cfice of VIM, Glines, i'll Marietta,
Washington county, by VIM. Giines Deputy
Collector; dy )! !c s,aI ~ fa9I Gd
At the Office OF Austin ". Vorhes, in Pom
eroy, Meigs county. By Austin W. -Vorhes,
Deputy Collector b ''1S 1Af- ---'..''- -
At the Office of W. w. McCarty in McCon-
nelsvile Morgan County, by W. W. Mccarty,
Deputy Collector;
At the office OF. John B, Noll, in, Woodsdeid,
Monroe county, by john B, Noll Deputy Col
lecter . g.. 3 - sr
Until tile Sd day Of Juae, 1877.
To reesive p symsnty of the Taxes aforesaid
II not paid within that time, the penalties
prescribed by law will be enforced under dis
tfaint. J. l.. kESSlNukh,
Collector of the Fifteenth District of Ohio.
ma23w2,
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

EDS. Spirit: Please announce lALBERT J.
PEARSON as candidate for Prosecuting Attor-
ney: subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Contention. f. q 'AJfl ,ti-.,3 "a6
MANY DBMooRATs.
EDS. SPIRIT: Announce the name Of JACOB
T. MORRILL,, as a candidate fot Prosecuting
Attorney; subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. .v>t:s lisi. .tI ~
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ARRIVAL AND DEpARTTRE OF, MAILS TO

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
sRAsassEills, uhieh-n now includes Bealls#ille
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
r. ". Leave each morning at 9 AN.
Western Marietta ,arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave W ednesday and Saturday
At a.. m.
,yHunfshs syriFes every Tuesday evening.
6sayes "Wednesday mornings. at I IA. M.w ]
! Southerns Marietta ARRIVES Tuesday q and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday. and, Saturday
at Z a. m. ar 594sH
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Eos. SPIRIT; Flssse announce the name of
SrEPHBs DousifERrY, Of Wayne township, as d
candidate for Infrmary Director; subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Con.
vention,, MANY DEaccRArs.
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r c 0 II o N T. Il .
CENTRAL COMMITTEEMAN

EDs. SPIRIT: You are hereby authorized to
announce JERE. WILLIAMS, as the choice of the
Democracy of Center township for Central
Committeeman. DEMOCRATS OF CENTER.
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-bts7-fN .i-S s's-f tsHs-7s~. '.s- -'----s ~
G 4UNTY TREASURER.
l-s4 -I{rsE
S y z r. L r F

EDs. SpiR1T: Please nnounce the name of
GEORGE CALDWELL as candidate for renomi.
nation, to- the office of Sheriff; subject TO the
decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton. ,asSeSGsa : i3on1 MANY DEMOCRATS
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EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce The name of
JoHS WILLIsoS, of Wayne township.as a can.
didats for Infrmaiy Director; sabieet to the
decision Of the Democratic County Conven-
tion.N 2 9feV Many ,peI9csArs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-05-23

Efficient and reliabIe4 aids wanted
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