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aySeveral soldiers, members

EESeveral soldiers, members of
Company "I," Fourth United States In
fantry, stationed at Lebanon, Kentucky,
published in the Courier Journal last
Tuesday letter expressing their pref
erence for Horace Greeley for President.
On Wednesday they were arrested and
placed in the guard house for this Of
fence. Why don't the "Soldiers and
Sailors" when they assemble in conven-
ton inquire into such cases as this?
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An Ordinance.

De IT ORDAINED by the Council of the In
corpOrated village of Woods6eld in the
county of Monroe in the State of Ohio, That
the owner or oocupier of lots on Main street
and Main Cross street. in that part of the
town originally laid out, are required to put
down substantial pavement Of not less than
seven feet wide in front of their lot or lots,
the same to be dohe within SO days after the
publication OF this ordinanee;the grading for
Same to be done by the incorporated village
on ten days notice being given to the Mayor.
A.C. MILLER, Mayor.
t. O. LITTLE, Recorder: obtSws.
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@ Salem township votes on the ques
ton of levying tax for railroad purpo.
ses, on Saturday, the I'd day of Novem-
Der. Our information is that the tax will
be voted by heavy majority. -
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rrMr. WILLIAM TRuAx. of Viii

~Mr. WILLIAM TRUAx, of White
County, Illinois, formerly of Woods
field, came back last week on visit
He likes the Western country very much,
because of the enterprising, go ahead
character of the inhabitants. He will
return about the first of November.
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Premiums.

In the published list of premiums
awarded at the late Fair, the premium
awarded to w . Fl. MAFFEr, for stallion
with two of his colts, was an error; 1t
was awarded TO j. RUcKER
The first premium for mare and colt
was awarded to V. GAMBLE.
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wMr OLDHAM's meeting in Woods
field, the evening of the 5th inst, was
attended by two hundred people from
town and country. The speech was an
excellent ole.
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Attachment.

Thomas Muldoon, plaintiff Before VIM. J:
against : Crawford; j. Z. OF
Abel Brown, Defendant, Washington Tp.,
Ohio, on the Both day of September, A. D. 1872,
said Justice issued al order of Attachment iii
the above action for the sum of SIG 90; this
cause is set for hearing on Monday the 18th
lav Of Novep,ber 1S12 oct8w3
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EMr. G. w. MURPHY, of Manhat-
tan, Kansas, was in town the first Of the
month Mr.. MURPHY formerly resided
in Woodsfield He is well pleased with
mis- location in the Vest,
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Notice Of VIII.

NI0flCS is hereby given that the last will
" and testament Of John Patterson, late Of
Center township Monroe county Ohio, together
with the record thereot,was DESTROYED by fire
Oh he 3th day Of June, lS67.an that aduly
certified copy thereof was admitted to record
in my Office on the 18th day of August, 1871,
and recorded therein,
T. 0. CAsTLR,
sep3w5. Probate Judge VI. C. O..
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IRON CRY COLLEGE In another col
umnrwill be found the advertisement Of
this widely celebrated school for the
practical education of young men
Don't fail 70 read it.
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Election Notice.


To The Qualified Electors. Of Salem
To,caship, Toatos Co,Htb, State Of
Ohio:
NTHEREAS, written request has been
w made by one hundred tax paying Bleo.
tors of Salem township, Monroe county, State
Of Ohio, upon the Trustees of said towns hip,
to call meeting of the Qualified electors
thereof, to vote for or against the construe.
tion of a railroad by said township of Sa-
lem. the terrani of which shall be respect.
lively at an eligible point on the west line of
said township, BY way of Suufsh Creek, and
an. eligible point on the north and south line
of said township, by way of the valley of the
Ohio River, and passing through said
township, and the appropriation therefor of
Twenty-Five Thousand Four Hunlred Dol
lars, said sum to be raised by the issuing OF
the hon Is of said tnwaship, in ths manner
provided by an act Of the General Assembly
of the State OF Ohio, passed April q, 1874.
entitled an act TO anthoris, counties, c;ties,ia
corporated villages aud townships to build
railroads, and to lease ami operate the same,
said Bonds to bear interest from date Of issue,
at the rate of eight per cent per aunum pay
| able semi annually, and the principal thereof
payable. one tenth in nine years from the
date of said bonds, and one tenth each year
thereafter, until all are paid; both principal
and interest of said bonds to bs made .ya-
BILE at the office OF the Treasurer OF Monroe
County.
Now, therefore. said qualified electors ii
Salem township, Monroe county 0kis, are
hereby notified to meet at their usual place
of voting, between the hours appointed br
law for holding elections, on the III day OF
November, lS72 to vote for or against the
construction o. said railroad,
Said qualified electors voting FOR the con
struction Of said railroad will endorse npoA
their ballots "Railroad, Yes" and those vo-
ling asainst it will endorse "Railroad, No"
| SErH WARD,
VIZ. BOOTH,
! N. A. MARTIN,
Trustees.
Attest. JAMES RurrEb,Tp. Clerk. octlw5.
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From the Noble County Republican, 96th ult.

From the Noble County Republican, Goth ult. ]
A small boy near Stafford, q fe W days
ago, had narrow escape from a horri-
BILE death. He was out hunting, and
was attacked by huge black snake that
wrapped itself around his body, and
would undoubtedly have strangulated
him had he not fortunately broke its
back with small stick which he'caught
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and two Electors for the State at large.
The polls to be opened between the hours Of
closed at o'clock In the afternoon of said day.
Given under my hand, at my Office in Woods
field, this 18th day of September, 1872.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
oct1td. 6heriff Monroe Co, o.
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Attachment.

J. c. Wernecke & Co. Before Samuel Jack
VS.. man J. p. of Bethel
J. o. Zwicker. ttownship, Monroe
county, Ohio. Judgment sgainst defendant
for $40 so and costs; set for final hearing
November at i o'clock.
octSw3. J. c, WEhNECkE co.
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. wThe Democratic County Central

se wThe Democratic County Central
Committee are considering our sugges
ton to employ GRosvENoR to stump this
county between the October and Novem-
Der elections His speeches in Monroe
two weeks since, at Stafford, Darlington,
Baresville and Cochransville, for SPRAegE
resulted in gaining RICHARD R. 'HUD'
son, the Democratic and Liberal candl
date for Congress, quite number of Re
publican votes. We say, employ him.
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ELECTED
The Last Effort,

A scalawag named REDLE, from Meigs
County In the employ Of SPRAeuE, wasin
this county and Washington last week
circulating prepared lies against RICHARD
R. HuDsoN. A Liberal Republican from
Middleport, followed him and offered
$500 if he could find man in Meigs
County who would believe him under
oath. REDLE scampered to his hole down
in Meigs when he discovered who was af-
Aaf him.
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FOB THH WHISKEHH.

TVH 1A3 WAAOA6NSOs ;
AS our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, snd too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers we have prepared thiS
dye, in one preparation !; which viii
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which viii
neither rub nor wash off. Sold BY
all Druggists. Price Fifty Centss
Mahuisotured by r. P. RAIL, & CO..
NASHUA, NH @FA
For sae by ]. r. Judkirs, woodsaeld- Jan 8
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-EyThe Woodsfeld Union Schools
will commence for the Fall and Winter
session on Monday, the 14th inst.
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wWe learn that several fast horses
will be present at the Horse Fair on
Thursday and Friday, the 18th and 18th
insts.
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What a Town Can DO in the Way
of Local Events.

CHICAGO, October 1.-The evening
papers contain the details of probable
murder at a saloon dance. last evening
an attempted homicide in boarding
house; shooting afray by an intoxi-
Gated policeman, and din assault on a
fellow workman by carpenter.
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T Come to the Horse Fair on Thurs
day and Friday, the l7th and 18th.
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Exhibitors

AT the Horse Fair to be held in Woods
feld, on Thursday apd Friday, the 17th
md 18th inst, can obtain hay on the
Grounds free Of charge.
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New JeWelryi

F. REEF, Jeweler, has just received a
very fine lot of Jewelry of all kinds, al
80 watches and other articles in his line.
Give him a call. Place Of business Yves,
siie Of the Public Square
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JUSTICES ELEcrIoN.-At an election for
Justice of the Peace. held in Adams
township, onSaturday the 2Sth ult..there
were four candidates. The following ex-
hibits the number of votes received by
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EgThe residence. of Mr.. ARTHUR
OKEr was slightly damaged by fire the
morning of the I'd inst.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

a9~ Notices in this colahsa wM be charg-
ed 10 cents per line. A Fsduction oiU be
made for notices runafaq 2, 3 & months.
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Attorney General POND failed to
gil his appointments for SPRAGUE, in this
bounty, last week. Fzzle.
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EMr. S. Y. MASON, of Monmouth,
Illinois, arrived in town last week. He
comes on visit to his friends and rela-
tions.
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lot congress.

~Cofnmon Pleas Court convenes
on Saturday the 10Th inst.
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PREMIUM LIST

CLASS A-1st Department.
Best stallion over years old. .......& 9
L" over and under A yrs...3 2
over and under 3 yrs...3 2
over and undsr yrs. - l
GLASS B-1st Department.
Best geldins over years old. ..'..S 3
- over and under yrs ...3 l
over 2 and under 8 yrs. l
" over | and under yrS....2 l
CLASS C-1st Department
Best mare over ! years old. :........$5 3
over year old /
over year old ...................2 l
brood mare, colt by her side .........5 Q
best sucking colt. l
CLASS Dist Department.
Best pair draught horses or mares. st 8
CLASS Est Department..
Best matched pair horses or mares own
ed by one perssn .................s5 8
CLASS F-lSt Department.
Best selding for or mare single harness IS 3
saddle gelding or mare .............. 8
CONTESTS OF SPEED.
FIRsT DAY,
Fastest pacing or racking horse, mare
or gelding. to go under saddle, best
8 in S, 3 rounds to the heat .......S $50 IS
Fastest trotting horse, mars or geldipg,
under saddle, or harness, best in 5,
Grounds to the heat; (no horse en-
tered for higher premium I'd be eli
gible in this) ......... :.....Sl5 S
SECOND DAY,
Fastest trotting horse, mare or seldihg.
in harness, best in 5, 3 rounds to
the heat . ................. 500 20
Fastest double team, best 2 in 3 So. 10 5
Tastes! pacing or lacking horse, mare
or gelding. under saddle, best in s.;
(no horse eDtered for higher pre-
MUM to be eligible in this.) ,..... 10 S
Entrance fee-10 per cent. of the first
premium, in every Case
Tickets good for the Fair, one
person, one dollar
Single admission twenty-five cents.
Single carriage. twenty five cents extra;
double carriage, fifty cents extra.
There will be contests of speed in the fore.
noon and afternoon of. each day.
Entries for the races of the first day must
be made before nine O'Clock of that day. En-
tries for the races of the second day must be
made before nine o'clock of that day.
Committees will be selected on the ground.
In each contest of speed there must be.
three entries and two to start to make a ie
A. B. COVERT, President.
LOUIS HoEFFLER, Secretary.
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FRUIT CANSi FRUIT CANSM
If you want sound and perfect fruit
cans, call at the tin shop one door south
of A SCHUMACHER mea: shop; south
end of public square west side.
iy3Om2. j. HoLttbAf, Timer
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TAX FOR THE YEAR Isl 2
Notice to Tax.Payers Of Monroe County, Ohio

WI Rp To o Monroe
a paa
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4 N n @ U N G K NJ K N 7 S

BIS. sPrklr Please, announce the name o.
THsoboRB o. CASTLE, the present incumbent, a;
an independent candidate for Proba,s Judge
at the ensuing OcroBER ELHorIoN,
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fDeen
a tax Grenmg gupNt sui tta
hfh
rourb " nah Commit Si purpose colo
therefor let dbepad
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DEMOCRATS

DEMOCRATS
OF Center, work
to-day to poll the
largest majority
ever given in the
township.
Vote against
William p. Sprag-
Tie, the Know
Nothing candidate
for Congress.
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Harden & Dunaway.
III Main street,
Wheeling, West Va,
The Largest and carries the most complete
stock of
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS,
d RESs TRINA MIN c S ;
of any house in the city, Keep constantly
on hand full line of Trimmed Hats for both
Wholesale and Retail Trade.
Special attention paid to orders-oct24f,
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Attachment.

Philip Schumacher Before # N. Beard
VS.. ~. p of Center
Eagle Foundry Company township, Monroe
county, ohir; Judgment against defendant
for $50 and costs. Sc, for dnal hearing edn
Tuesday, November 5. At 10 o'clock a; NJ
ser24w3. P. SCHUMACHER, Sra
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administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given tha, the under
/ IN signed has been appointed, and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Jebn klotz
late of Monroe county, ohio, DECEASED. =
ser24w3 JOHN SUHLEMAN.f
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Total - The following persons are
taxes authorized COLLECTORS for the
for all trsn,hipl opposite their names,
rurpo- who will receive the Duplicates
scs. after the aO,h day OF December.
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Republican state convention.

VNLtIFI HA T-T1 HENnA
The undersigned 10 directed By the Re
publican State oentrRl Committee 70 call
upon the voters OF the Republican party
In West Virginia 10 send delegates to q
Convention 10 DO held Of Grafton, on the
2Sd day Of Nay next, OF 10 a. n, for the puT.
pose OF choosing delegates 70 the national Re
publican Convention, tob DO held at Philadelphia,
on thO5th day OF next June, and LOT tho purpose
OF transacting such other business as may then
seem appropriate. The Committee urge upon the
Republicans Of tho State the importance ola full
attendance 1.-THE Btatp Copyention.
Tho Committee recommend fS' !
That in each county, unless other arrange
ments are made BY It's Executive Committee
the County Convention Asscmhle Of the Cour
House, on SATURDAY, the ilth day Of nay next
10 choose delegates to tho State Convention.
That egelt COUNTY. Convention m any vacan
cieS that may ex!it In tho County Executive
cUmmtteO, ~ thAta full list Of The COMMITTEES
may Do reported at the State Convention. l y
2 j9st = oi.. .gaot-}5 - @, ", B. AIlISos,
mesa ChAirmsn State Executive Committee.
40 MtGGitEO. March 20, isGR. q -sg DJgi5 /
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A Waynesburg Enoch Arden.

Waynesburg, Pa, has Just developed
q curious matrimonial infelicity, as We
learn from the Republican. A Miss Liz,
zie Byah, d good looking, aptigbtlg.
girl, took q regular couise n Waynesbuie
COLLEGE and,gfadua,ed last September.
Some months since a music ieachet named
Loller made her acquaintance, won her
affections, proposed and was accepted,
with full approval Of the lady's parents,
and.three weeks ago they were married.
One day last week one Corbly Garrard
appeared az Mr.. Bryan's and requested
an interview with Mrs. Loller. Mr.. B.
told him Lizzie did. not want to see him
and that he had no business with her,
Nj g. finally demanded an Interview
as his right claiming her as his
lawfully welded wilc. All were
thunderstrlck except tho lady who did
not deny the truth Of Garrard's assertion.
The facts as they have come out, are
that while Miss Bryan was at college she
and Mr.. Garrard attended the wedding o.
Minor Rainor and Miss Black, who were
married at the house Of Rev. Campbell
JobesG three miles from Waynesburg,
According to the declarations OF those
present, Garrard and Miss Bryan were
secretly married at the same time and
place, by the same minister. The lady
admits It but says she thought the cere'
mony aij6ke. 'LolIer has consulted a
lawyer but finds no redress: Mr.. Garrard
having the start Of him. Further deyel.
opments arc awaited by the Waynesburg
folks with interest. -..rn..L ~. III
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To REALIzE what advantage there Is in
funding our public debt ata low rate Of
interest, one must have a full appreciation
Of the great difference in the power Of
capital to increase at high and low rates
Of interest, not forgetting that our ma;
tional wealth has only increased the past
fifty years OF the rate Of aboat 81 per cent
per annum. To illustrate the difference
spoken Of, IT may be mentioned as curl:
Gus tact, which any one may verify by
calculation Il he chooses, that If one dol.
lar be invested and the interest added to
the principal annually at the rates named,
we shall have the following result as the
accumulation of one hundred years: One
dollar, one hundred years at 8 per cent,
$l9.25; at 0per cent, $840 80; at 10 per
cent, $l3,s0O. This is enough to show
that difference Of per cent in the in.
tereStpaid ona large amount Tor q long
term Of years is not such small matter
as 1t looks at the first glance.
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TIE Clarksburg Telegraph says it has
nine hundred names on its subscription
list and that at least six hundred are in
arrears; and it complains, very justly, Of
their delinquency. The true remedy,
General, Is the heroic one. Apply the
knife. Better have only three hundred
subscribers ii they pay you than to have
any addition to the number that don't
pay; for whateverit costs you to furnish
the six hundred papers to the non. paying
patrons is clear loss, and will absorb your
q profton the three hundred that dopay
But Il you shut down on the tlelinquents,
agreat many will come and subscribe
again and pay; and in year or two you
will have as large u paying list as you
now hayeof non.paying one. Members
Of the journalistic. craft do themselves
and the craft injustice by practicing any
sothersystem thanone ofprompt payment,
and advance payment from mail sub.
scribers. -.'.h E4fs,a 71rFas37 SIS
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