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, ~ W ~ whom II may concern iItAt, sale ut Janus and
NJ v ii he treasurer y Ia Sale county. Ulu'l', held
~ ,o".t .N'tlh Ottawa la salu county the ON day
W July A. D. ~ Tor taN, due a0d unpaid on the tor
,utyeW N'i NE undersigned became ne purchaser of the
" p ~ sWA Of Section ~ In Township 81 of Eangea
nst OF r "a - NJ, IN sul Ia -AN county, and that the
ue III men shd land can Do redeemed from said sale wall
expire on the9th day OF JAY " o. i>iL
Nov. !-3w' WILLIAM STEPHENSON.
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You can get al the above music for 30 cents
by sending for the November number OF PETERS
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subscriptions received by Osm.u & H.peman,
Ottawa ILL.,
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FROM WORTHWHILE.
WORTHWHILE, Oct. 2s, Is

Worthwhile, Oct 2S, lS12
Our nominee for Crcui. Clerk, J. Iyor Mont
gonery, addressed large and re.pectab,e nudi.
ence a, this place last Satgrlay evening.
Mr. MONTGOMERY gave a fair and lucid state.
ment Of the political question at i.sue. Iudplg.
ing in no slang phrases. or bitter deDppcia.ions
OF opposing candidates. le grappled with the
main questions d, i-.ue and auDalyzad the blum.
ders, failures aud constitutional violation. os The
pyesen. admlni.,rati. Il t. the entire satisfaction
OF his hearers, lie referred to the gro.. viola.
tons OF iGtsrnA,ioua. law and our acts of neu.
trality that. bad teen tolerated during Grants
Referring to the c,uGil,se. Tor the presidency.
lie illustrated how Graz, by his support, n. Bu.
chanan, eniesyosed t. make slavery national
and freedom ,ectoua.. and how Greeley labored
for the equality OF al. men, irrespective OF race
color ~ creed.
Although the speaker w., fair and inn atrial
II hi' remarks the Grant ku k!uS e;ieayor,d
70 create disturbance. One man, member Of
the Methodist church, declared that he would
not hear REPETITION Of slrL remark, against
Grant. "He had been q valiant soldier under
Grant and ready t. h,ht for him now
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system-cleanse the blood-take Ayers pilA.-
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81 Belmont County. News,

tFrom the Bsrnesvills Enterprise, 10th instl
"A son of John Byers fell from q
chestnut tree hast Friday. breaking both
bones of the right arm above the wrist.
and slightly cutting his head. y 7'''N''@
On the same day Mrs. Mayhugh, an
old lady, fell from an apple tree and
was injured about the breast.
81 A dispatch from st. Clairsvitle states
that Danford has 800 majority in the
county, while the balance of the Repub-
lican ticket Is elected by from 200 to
800 majority. ~ 80 80 go -
LArER-Tbe following are the repor-
ted Republican majorities WikUf, Sec
retary of State, 425; Danford, Congress,
799; Carroll, Probate Judge, 766 Coch,
ran, Sheriff, 743; Alexander, Commiss.
ioner. SCI; Garrett, Coroner. 424; Car
ter, Surveyor, 440; Ramage, In6rmary
Director, 3s2. ral :" '.'..7isi i'.'"'+S,'s ..'S
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Dreadful Murder at Refms,
F. ~.>iAl France, BY q Butcher. y

Z
.FtiA' France, by q DutChers ~
Another horrible deed has been per-
petrated in the vicinity Of Reims, In
France. An assistant butcher Garel,
twenty-four, having been discarded by
his sweetheart on account Of his lazy
and reprobate habits, happened to fall
in with another young woman, facto'
ry girl. with whom he had kept compa.
ny before. He took Der out into the
corn fields lately to explain to her the
nature of the dispute. and to make her
umpire of his case. They were seen by
the harvcsters walking about the fields,
and then lost sight of. It now appears
that wien Garel opened his case, HE
new confddnte, said the other gill
(whom she did not know was quite
right in dismissingr him, The butcher
got more and more incensed, and threat;
ened with death the woman who ,,unr
anclingly stuck to bier opinion about
the butchers demerlts.s All at once he
struck her powerfully on the head with
stone, which he had picked up a short
while before. When Sidonie Cauchy
(that was her name) was thus foored, 9
perfect cannibal scene ensuet. Garel
took his small pruning knife, and with
butcher like art severed the head from
the body, having, however, to raise the
corpse and break on his knee the spinal
cord. The monster then proceeded to
further horrors He went to way side
tap house half mile of, where he ask
ed for two .pennyworth of brandy and
beer. The woman being alone did not
venture refusal, although she saw he
was. covered with blood. s,Mesnwhilt
the publican came in, and being pressed
for explanations, the assassin gave him
the details of the horrible deed,M eIten.
so, expressing bis desire to be taken TO
the police station at Rcims, which was
at once complied with by townsman
going that way with his gig. On the
road, however, Garel tried to break
loose. but was prevented by his spirited
guard. Garel has, it seems, owned ev-
erything, and has described the details
with the most brutal cynicism, even in.
sulting those who ventured reproach.
Mrs. Bergin, at Newark, Ohio, hid $3.50
in the ashpap of stove on leaving home,
so that it would escape burglars. Her
husband came home, started fire, and
the green3acks were converted into ash.
es. 5Ua ffltu-i.t ~.ffEwf !
"Mack" has contrived to step on the
corns Of that accomplished professor of
scurrility, the editor of the New York
Sun, and gets this brief, but pungent,
puff in consequence: "The most indie
cent little humbag in the United States is
j. B. McCullagh, editor of the Nilsson ri
Democrat"
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The Andes insurance Company.


CINCINNATI, Oct "A meeting Of the
Directors and stockholders of the Andes
Insurance Company was held to-day, in
which the stock to the amount Of four
ffths was represented The Directors
regarded the action of Superintendent
Church in suspending the functions OF
the Company early. last month, as with
out warrant of law, but decided not to
take action 10 resist bis order before the
annual meeting next January. The Di.
rectors reported deficit Of s221, 900 in
excess of the liabilities over the assets,
and the stock all gone. They resolved
to postpone iurther assessments until
the January meeting, and to make ey-
cry effort to, avoid abandoning the Com
|pany. The beliefis confidently exprees.
ed that the Company could be upheld
il the stockholders co operate. a,.,.
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.Ntlu 3obutlseulents,
Home Insurance Company.
.s, OF NEW YORK
DEPARTMENT OF Issuance,
C,ruxrpus Santamher gS 1879


" coLuxBgs, September Is, 1872.
whereas, the Home Insurance Company,
located at New York, in the State Of New
York. has flsd In this ofHts sworn state.
ment. BY the proper officers, showing It's con.
dition and business, and has complied in all
respects with the laws Of this, State, relating
to Fire Insurance Companies, incorporated
by other States Of the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of law, l.,
William r. Church. Superintendent Of Insu.
ranee for the State Of Ohio, do hereby certi-
~, at said Company II authorised to trans,
aot its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
in this State, in accordance With Law, during
the current year. The condition and business
Of SAID Company at the date of suoh state
nsnt (Dec. 81 ls7l,) Is shown - follows:
Amount Of actual psid up Cap ass,ssa''e
ltA .....s......... $z,s0v,VoV W
Aggregate amount Of available
Assots. $3.50. S,o7I,USS oO
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities
except capital inoludiugre.
| insurance. ..-a.... .!...,,,$7 138,S34 %
Amount Of Iucoms for the pre-
csdins year in cash.. ....... 3,e3a,3e0 73
Amount Of expenditures for the
preceding year in cash. !. "a 07S,4As ~
800 -p In witness whereof, have here.
unto subscribed my name, and
! n.b osused the seal Of my ONCE TO be
taas''i sfixsd, the Day and year above writ.
a. ten go VIZ. CHURCH, Sup't.
DANIEL NEpHART. Agent Al
J Wocdsfsid, Ua'c. eNltvl'
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Cincinnati 1--we stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
a- MONDAY EVENING, Oetob Der 7

!, The receipts as these yards for the
week ending this evening were as fol
Iowa: .at ..~ $3.50 "'s.'t .5.rsE Fog
Cattle. aas. -a. a;t $40
Sheep. d. a5f-a' .,= 1853
Hogs, '' q '.~ Sill
-CATTLE-Market frm with q good
demand for both butchers and shippers.
We quote common to extra butchers
cattle % 75ab; shippers, 86 so per
GENITAL gross. .aSs d
70 SHEEP Market rules steady without
sny material change in prices. The ru.
ling rates for sheep are % so to "a 80
per GENITAL live weight, while lambs are
bringing e6 10 to e6 40.
HOGS--Receipts have been liberal
during the past week, and notwithstsnd-
ing the falling of toward the close the
the market to-day was slow. No de.
mand for stockers Shippers are quo
ted - so to "a go. while good to extra
butchers hogs brought "a 80 to a. Is.
A hunbsr in pens left over unsold.
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Arc You Going wesaf


If so, take our advice, and purchase
your tickets over the old reliable and
popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
is, positively, the only line that runs three
Daily Express Trains from St. Louis 10
Kansas City and the West! and Is, posi-
tively, the only line which runs Pullman's
Palace .Sleepers and fine Day Coaches,
Especially for morers) equipped with
Millerss Safety Platform and the Patent
Steam Brake, from st. Louis to Kansas
City, Fort Scott, Parsons, Lawrence,
Leavenworth, Atchison, ST. Joseph, Ne
braska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha
,cithout change! For information in
regard to time tables, rates, &c, to any
point in Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Col
0rado, Texas or California, call upon or
address S. H. THOMPSON, Agent, Nilsson
ri Pacific Railroad, Columbus Ohio; or
E. A.gFoRp, Gen1 Passenger Agent ST..
Louis, Mo. 5H'' '-'.'s 5.sii' '@l 'a@.7
~ No trouble 70 snsper questions!
80 = mch26. 1919. -.
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The Radicals did not nominate,
ticket in Monroe this year Tie.
thought to make q few votes for tEei
candidate for Congress by adopting th'
Prohibition County ticket, but th,
Prohi's nominated one. ofRtheir Owl
men for Congress, thus giving the Rad
fcals to understand that they were no
for sale. ssa3 ,s- '3 lie e f'sps5 t~eas2
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4 Singular svsindi~,

- A policeman received In pay, this
month, from the City Treasury twen-
ty dsllar bill, which appeared to have
been torn and pasted together again
On closer scrutiny it was discovered
that . quarter Of 3 counterfeit twenty
dollar bill had been substituted for the
genuine quarter, which warrants the in.
ference that three other bills had been
treated in like manner, and that out OF
three good bills and a bad one some.
body had ingeniously patched up feul
bills, which no doubt readily passed ai
four good but ailapidsted twenties.--
Cterefcrd Psdix Dealer.
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CastOria-A substitute for Castor
M Z. a .L-.:. .,.h.>k H.. -ok .ls,t .,,,

4 q -. eHe-
, CastOria-A substitute for Castor
Oil-is q physic,which, does not distress
or gripc, but is sure to operate when all
other remedies have failed You may
confidently rely upon Castoriain Stom-
'ach Ache, Constipation, aFlatulency,
Group, Worms, Piles or deranged Liver.
Il contains neither Minerals, Morphine,
Opium nor Alcohol, but is purely q sege
table preparation, perfectly harmless,and
above all, pleasant to take. The Caste
ria soothes and 7quiets the system, and
produces natural sieep. 1t is a wonder
fnl thing to assimilate the food of chill
dren and prevent them from crying "A
35 cent bottle will do the work for fani
" and save many doctors bills. -z,,.s 5
j. b RosE d Co., IS Broadway NJ Y
octlw4. rq sa,l % tstsfo 1879 saisihesi
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Address ~ the Chairman JOi the
Liberal COMMITTEE OfPennsyl.
vania..Appalling Frauds On the
BallOt.BOx.
The following address from the Lilo
Eeral State Committee of Pennsylvsnis
has been issued to the people Of Penn
Isylyania: n "a IS e FL FL
+ "The successful consummation Of q
measure of fraud in this city that must
appal alike the guilty authors and their
no less guilty, respectable abettors, has
made sPhilaeelhhia appear to give the
anexampled majority OF over twenty
thousand in favor OF continued corrupt
rule in Pennsylvania With every chan.
mel Of power ready to aid In executing
the systematic defiance of the popular
will, with debsuched or plant canvass.
fers TO register twenty five thousand
fraudulent names, with the most des
perate repeaters of three cities to vote
tbs. registry, with. abundance of money
piuhdsred from the people to pay them
with election officers selected expressly
TO, receive every vote offered in favor Of
the Ring, with d police force to pilot
repeaters to their localities, and ,protecl
them in polling illegal votes, with off
GERS Of the law to guarantee thefh i'm
rnunity from punishment, with large
Iprepondcrance OF our citizens who claim
to be the champions Of morality and
reform giving their unqualified sanction
to what they know to be "a deliberately
planned pollution Of the ballot.box, the
result is but the logical result of The
rule thatishdwssupremely enthroned in
our city sud State.asaa ss,:.,i-a.s au a ,
''Nor was this gigantic system OF
fraud confined 10 Philadelphia. In the
kpfincipal cities and towns Throughout
the State thousands Of Illegal votes
have been polled The Liberal cause
was thus overwhelmed in Reading, ,Ches.
ter, West Chester, Columbis, Harrisburg,
Pittsburg, and other localities, while tue
rural districts give large, and uniform
gains. lam warranted in announcing
that the large majority polled for Hart
ranft is wholly fraudulent
sFriends of good government, let no
triumph of lawlessness deter you from
giving your best energies to the cause.
The highest prerogative of free peo.
pie has been violently usurped by an in
solent and debauehed power, and the
people must resent it, and resent it
promptly; Of give unquestioned license
to wrong. Now, more than ever in this
contest, is the election of Horace Gree
ley to the Presidency supreme hesessi-
ty. If peace and honest Government
are not to perish from the annals of our
history, right must triumph sooner or
later; and it will yet triumph in this des.
perate struggle, if the people shall prove
faithful to themselves, to their laws. and
to their country. A. X. MCCLURE.
Chairman of Liberal Republican Com.
Philadelphia, October s, 1872. Z
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

CATTLE-Abouf 300 on sale in ALE.
gheny today, against 1000 last Mon
day quality very common; trade very
dull prime extra, sia74c; medium to
good, 5ta6t. oa
- SHEEP AND LAMBS--About ! ;.
500 sheep and lambs. Market dull ;
sheep % 80 per head to &c. per To- !;
lambs, 81 to "a 80 per head.
HOGS-In retail way, 5a5}c.
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HWe learn from one Of the Trustees
Of G reen township, that Democratic tick.
cts with the name of WILLIAM P.
SrRAeUE, the Radical candidate for Con-
gress, on them, were circulated there on
election Gay. They were printed on q
press owned in Weodsfeld, and
circulated by Radicals living here
Who pretend to be honest men.--
There are plenty of men, just as honest.
sowwearing striped cld.Hes in the Ohio
; Penitentiafy.
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The Presid ideutial,

Election takes place op Tuesday, the
9th day Of November Let every Dem.
ocrat and Libersl in Monroe County
attend and vote for GREELEr & Brown,
Reconciliation, Civil Service Reform,
Publication and the rule of Law, rather
than that of Despotism.
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EEThe Probate Judges Office will
soon be occupied bya Democrat. Gov
NoIEs can appoint . Radical to Gil a va
cancy in that Office, but the 6rst opportu
nifty the Democrats OF Monroe have
they eust him. .va-t
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49, ssi s~aT !s gEaE - r-7HG '-'i0sN~E TO- /
D REss TRIM N,aS


-
Our County Candidates.
The candidates elected to county Off
ces on the Sth inst, are qualified fof the
several positions. so' rf: .a9jl ~
d. PROBATE JUDGE.
JAMES R. MoRRrs is lawyer Of ability
and excellent Judgment, and, We predict
will discharge the duties Of the Office to
the entire satisfaction Of the people.
-- COMMISSIONER.
fCnRisrrAN CEHRs has been tried three
years as County Commissioner and found
to be well qualified for the position. +
1NFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
JAcos DRUM is a man of good judg.
nentand will discharge the duties of his
Office honestly and faithfully. Is e.a -'-'
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+ Proclamation i

NOTICE is Hereby given to the qualified
~ electors Of the county of Monroe, State Of
Ohio, that general election will DO held, as re-
quircd by law, on the Tuesday ne1t.after the
1st Monday in November in this year, being the
Fifth day of November, 1879,
So - 81 .-ass-ese go sSs T. 5es-
at tho several plaeesof ding general sleStions
in said connty Of Monroe, and YOU will then and
there proceed to vote by ballot for Electors of
President and Vice President of the United
States Of America, for the State Of Ohio, as fol-
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RfcHARD r HUpsoN's vote in this
county is larger than either of the can.
didates on the Democratic State Ticket,
while WILLIAM P. SPRAauE runs behind
every candidate on the Radical State
Ticket. aos,-~'is tcsaa4F ~-.ss '.H v';e'.
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EEAta Justices election held in Sa.
lem township on the 9th inst, WILLIAn
T. HURD and JACOB T. MoRRLI., Demo.
Gratis, we're lcandidales. Mr. HuRp was
elected .2asSS' t7i
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SAt Justices election held in Ad-
ans township on the 9th inst. STEPHEN
A. ATKINSON was elected in the place of
JOHN DAkAN, Esq, whose term had ex.
pired v
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Notice Of Will.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last will
IN and testament of John; Patterson, late oi
Center township. Monroe county, Ohio, together
with the record thereof, was destroyed by frs
on the 18th day of June, 1867 and that duly
certified copy thereof was admitted to record
in my ONCE on the 18th day Of August 1874
and recorded therein. .a'd 7Hi
go ,9t@o :" steir aa7 T. O. CASTLE,
sep3w3. 81 30 Probate Jdd9s n. C. o.
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@The Barnesviile District Ministe.
rial Association viii be held at Woods.
field, Monroe County, Ohio, October %,
% and "a. 1872. The Local Ministers oi
the District are invited to attend and par.
ticipate in the performances. -
Programme next week.
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EGo to KETrERER 4 MoRRIs' for
your clothing. They have coats, pants
and vests Of every style and descrip-
ton. ~1~F fF'isra