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The Grant Conyention.
For President.
o o, S. GRANT.
Vice PRESIDENT
HENRY WILSON.

GRANTS officials assembled in Phlla-
ldelplia on the 9th inst, to nominate him
for another term in the White House -
They made speeches, yelled when promp-
ted and effected a permanent organiza.
ton The first day. THoMAs SETTLE, OF
North Carolina, was chosen President.
SETTLE is appropriate, for if GRANT $
prospects are not permanently Settled
Tor defeat in November, then the ex-
pressions of the people, in all parts Of
the country, amount to nothing.
The second days proceedings accom-
plished, what the officials were ordered to
perform, the nomination of U. S. GRANT
for President
The contest for Vice President was Of
a more exciting nature. The candidates
we're SCHUYLER CoLFAx, of Indiana, and
HExRY WILSON, OF Massachusetts,. On
the first ballot the veie stood, WILSON
s64i. CoLrAx 32li, with scattering
votes for Others. -a
Before the vote was announced Vir-
lginia changed twenty votes to Will
SON which started other States to chang
tsg and WILSON was declared nominated.
This ticket can be beaten by GREELEY
and Brown with all ease. GRANT is
nothing. and WILSON was, aud is, the
Interest Know Nothing politician in the
country. He it was who favored resi-
dence of twenty one years in this coun'
try, for all foreigners, before admitting
them to the rights and privileges of cit
izeuship; and his principles are enter
tained and believed by the Grant, Motion
& Co., Radicals. We shall publish the
Office Holders platform in QUE next is
sue.
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Gov. Pierpont Goes for Greeley.


Gov. Pierpont Goes for Greeley.
Quite an excitement was created
among GRANTS officials, in attendance
at the Philadelphia Office Holders Con-
vention, on the 9th inst, by. the follow
ing from Ex-Gov. PlERfoNr: ..
"Governorr Pierpont, Of West vir-
ginia, seeded from the delegation from
that State to the Convention, and in his
speech to the delegates declaring his
preferences 6r Greeley said he had
hoped, when solicited without solicita.
ton, to come as delegate to this Con.
vention, that there might he still an op-
portunity to save the party BY the nom
ination Of an acceptable Presidential
candidate-one who :, would obey the
laws and respect the popular will: but it
is now evident that it was hoping
against hope; that this was not meet.
ing for deliheration rs. to the interests
of the Republican party or of the coun-
try, but meeting to obey the exacting
demands of arrogant power Neither
the admonitions Of Cincinnati nor uf
Sumner are needed: end it is resolved
to destroy the organization to crafty a
mere personal Government. there
fore withdraw from the delegation, and
give you this timely notice to. fill my
place. shall then be free to give my
earnest support to Horace Greeley"
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The Treaty.-Granvilie Thinks ft
Useless tV Adopt an Explanatory
Clause that will Require Einme-
dIale Exclamation.

WASHINGTON, Juue 3.-The follow
ing is substantially the text of Gran
ville's note to Fish on Saturday. Gran.
vile states the objections to the Senate
supplemental article and says; Under
existing circumstances the British Gov
ernment must decline to sign treaty
which is not in conformity with their
views, and which does not express the
principles which the American Govern
ment believes to be entertained by both
parties to the negotiation, and which
Immediately upon being signed, would
become the subject Of negotiations with
a view to its alteration" Is
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Z Cinclnnatl Live stock Market.
!. GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.

O. = MeNDAE EVENING, June s.
CATTLE-The market to-day is fair,
the supply, however, is equal to the de-
mand. We quote common to extra
Butchers Cattle 80 5Oa5 IS, Shippers
SIS 75a6, all sold
SHEEP-Market good, and all sold
readily upon arrival at S4a5 25 per cen
tai gross, Lambs bringing from 50 5Oa
4 per head.
HOGS-Receipts liberal and market
slow, with prices unchanged. We quote,
Stockers' SO 75a5, Shippers 81 load
Is, good to extra butchers Hogs 81
l5a4 25. A few left over unsold. f'5+
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ES"The New York Times wants the
Philadelphia platform to declare for
'.the substantial reform of the civil SER
vice" That means, we presume, that
Leet shall he licensed leech while be
lives, and that no brother in law of the
President Of the United States shall he
excluded from the stalls where the fa-
ness of the land is prepared for the con-
sumption Of the privilesed.-Cfnciana
Commercial.
The Ohio Farmer says buctSwheat
Hour sprinklcd on potato vines, is a
certain remedy for the destruction of
the Colorado Potato Bug.
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q ETThe Hon. S. S. Marshall, of Hi
nois, has addressed letter to the Cairo
Bulletin, which, after discussing the
political situation at length, and giving
it as his opinion that the Baltimore
Convention, should and would indorse
the Cincinnati, ticket, concludes as fol-
lows: -...
"If it is our destiny to 90 as allies to
the Liberal Republicans, let US not go
as dishanded, demoralized rabble. rem
.dered inpptent by our own disscnsions,
but rather as noble, organized, and
disciplined army of freemen, let us
march with banners waving against the
strongholds of the enemy to an assured
victory. 1t is great mistake to sup
pose that in this way Conservative Re.
publicans would be. repelled from the
cause, Thousands of them all over the
land are waiting to join their brethren
who moved at Cincinnati, as soon as
the success of the movement is assured,
and they know that this can only he
done by the united support of the Dem.
ocratic party"
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The New Electoral College.

The Electoral College, this year will
consist of 367 votes. In 1858 the num-
Der was BIT. During the recent session
of Congress an apportionnent bill was
passed whereby fifty additional members
were added to the House of Represen-
tatives, making that branch of Congress
consist of 293 members. The Senate
has "a members. Each State is entitled
to the same number of Electoral votes
that it has Senators and Representatives
in Congress. - ~
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Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance of an order granted bv the
/ Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale. at public auction, on
Saturday, july Is, 1872,
between the hours of 10 u. and o'clock Pm.
upon the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in Washington township,
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter rf section seventeen. township four
of range six, containing forty acres, more or
less. 5G
Also. the northeast quarter of The north
east quarter-of section twenty three township
four Of range six, except eight and ha'f
acres, more or less, sold and conveyed to G.
B. Knowlton, in all seventy one acres more or
less. = ~ ..tsstfIc iaD
Appraised at $4,000.
TERMS OF SALR-One-third in hand, one.
third in one year, and ore third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the de.
fsrred payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold. %
Time Of giving possession and extent Of
reservation Of school house property, made
known on day Of sale. x
JAMES OKBY, /
Administrator of Moses Markley, deceased.
jsllw5. '''1'@ 4-'.'7 "--' .
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EgGeneral Lonestreet slaps tn

w General Longstreet slaps the
Grant faction in the face by saying he is
for the Liberal ticket nominated at Gin
cinnati. Longstreet was full fedged
patriot, according to the post-office Or
gans, when he supported Grant; but
now they will dub him bloody rebel
and traitor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-11

HOur three millions of votes will
be cast for Mr.. Greeley, not as for the
President of a party, nor Of section,
but as for. President of the whole peo-
pie, upon s'the basis of true, behif.
cent, national reconstruction Of new de-
parture from the jealousies, and strifes
and hates which have no longer ade.
quate motive or even plausible pretext,
into an atmosphere of peace, fraternity
and mutual good will.'' ''In confident
trust that the mass of our countrymen,
North and South, are eager to clasp
hands across the bloody chasm which
has so long divided them, forgetting
that they have been enemies, in the
joyous consciousness that they are and
must henceforth remain brethren" So
acting we abate not one iota of our
past political faith, nor sacrifice enc
principle of our Democracy. We sim
ply do our duty as men, honest in our
convictions of right as patriots.as Dem
crats-Democratic Northwest.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

II -, rH. June D.
Beeves in fair demand and higher
sales 800 head extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers at SaSfc; fair to good,
65a74c; common, 5a6c per pound.
Sheep--Fair demand; sales $4,000 at
5da7c.
Hogs-Dull; sales $500 at Sc 50a6
Is per cwt.
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An Ordinance.

De ORDAINED by the Council of the In
d corporated village of Woodsfeld. That il
shall be unlawful for any person or persons,
in any manner, to injure the street lamps OF
lamp posts in said village; and any person or
persons injuring the same shall be deemed
guilty of the ofenss of malicious destruction
of property and on prosecution, before tn,
Mayor, shall be punished as provided by Law
for that offense.
Passed June A, 1872. 1aF ,esiia zg.
A. C. MILLER, Mayor.
T. O. LITTLE. Recorder. jellw2.
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EE-The Radical Senators of the New
York Custom House Investigating Com,
mittee, have submitted report that
completely whitewashes MURrHs, LEEf,
STOCKING, BABcocK and other persons
belonging to the White House Mess. y
This report, dishonest as its rascally au-
thors, is specimen of the honesty and
reform the cabal, GRANT, MoRroN, ME-
& Co., prate so .oudly about. The ras-
cality, robbery and peculation brought
to light is sufficient to give every one of
the perpetrators term of years in a
pehitentiary. But GRANT requires their
services, and instead of discharging
them and Furnishing them by imprison,
ment for their crimes. retains tliem Ii,
their positions. =0-r.
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DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
NJ. A. Daugberty. Pres. Lancaster. Ohio. = f
e.. Mitbotf, Vice Pres, Colnmbus..O g. Y. L.
Butler, Columbus. q. Henry Miller, Column
bus. o, Samuel Galloway, Columbus. o. B.
E. Smith. Columbus, o. John G. Mitchell, CO.
lumbus, Ohio. B. 5. Brown. Columbus, o.
Francis Collins, Columbus, o. Jared Sperry,
Mt. Vernon, Q. Joseph Black, GAINESVILLE, o.
Henry Jones, Zanesville,O. u Warren Keifef,
Springfield Ohio Charles Follctt, Newark, o.
S. w. Pickering, Athens, G.
NJ. A. DAUGPERTY, Pres. JACOB POETRY, Sec.
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g-Senator Thurman declined to sign
the report whitewashing PoMERor, the
Kansas Senator
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Assets.

Cash in bank, siis,gu0 So
U. S. l0-40 and $50 bonds; market
value, B9, ,4so 80
transmission, 1900 90
Loans on first mortgages on real es-
tate and interest thereon, 4s1. .45s sB
Amount due from other Companies, 41,157 ~
Bills receivable for deferred prem's,, 16 1853 IS
Real estate, ,unincumbered, and per-
sonal property, hs9,727 80
Ohio, county, and Columbus City 1s .e
and other bonds, 23gTg o.
Cash in agents hands,a in course
of transmission, 31,151 OS
Revenue and postage stamps on hand. 102 SO
Cash assets, -.-s $S71 ,452 81
~ Liabilities. sizsa aHC
Losses due and unpaid, aEi NOncs
1-r. ..sss,s
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~O Our Local columns are unusually
interesting this week. The proceedings
of the County Convention, abstract OF
votes cast, Central Committee Meeting,
proceedings of the Agricultural Society
Meeting, proceedings softhe County
Board of Equalizationg letter from
"MAcK" on the political situation, Rail
road meeting and various other matters
worthy Of perusal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-11

. @LEET, the appontee of GRANT to
the General Order business in New
York, continues TO plunder the merchants
East and West. The New York Gus
tom House Investigation revealed LEETs
robbery, but GRANT still retains him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-11
Nominations by PopularYOie.

We observe that our Brooke County
neighbors have determined to adopt this
year the plan Of making party nomina-
tons by the popular vote. The same
course has been adopted by the Democ-
raey of Barbour County, and, as we
learn from the county newspapers, is be.
ing contemplated in Jefferson, and prob.
ably in other counties in this State -
There is much to be said in favor of the
plan as compared with the convention
system, and wherever it has been tried
(and it is now becoming quite common
in other States it has been found to
work so satisfactorily That no one talks
of abandoning it for return to the old
plan Of delegate conventions. In a mi
nority party where there is no very ear.
nest or determined strife for the nomi,
nations, almost any plan of making a
ticket that is beforehand sure of defeat,
may he Tesorted to and allowed but
where q nomination is well nigh equiv.
alent to election and there are many as
pirants for position. it is not only right
nut necessary that tile election of cand~
dates should be made ia the fairest' and
most impartial manner that can be de-
yiSed.
The above is taken from an article in
the Wheeling Register Of the 9th inst.
Monroe County has adopted the Popu-
lar Vote System, and her Democracy arc
perfectly satisfied with it. 1t prevents
the nomination of incompetent persons
to office, because the people represent
themselves at the polls. In delegate
Conventions the tricksters and manipu-
lators of the party wires generally man
age things pretty much their own way,
but cannot sell out the votes of the peo-
PIE of township half so easily under
the popular vote system.
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EwJAMEs GORDON BENNETT, ST., Ed
itcr of the New York Herald, died on
the LIST inst. He was seventy.seven
years old.
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~Ex- Senator BUcKALEw, has been
nominated for Governor by the Democ-
racy of Pennsylvania.
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@LoGAN, Of Illinois, is again on
friendly terms with GRANT. "Who is
there 10 mourn for Logan? "Not
one"
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EFAll the little dogs are barking at
CHARLES SUMNER, and it is bo,o 1000 sco,c
all around the ring. But SUMNER never
delivered Drawer, nobler speech than
that in which he has told the sacred
truth about GRANTS administration
Cincinnati Con- n,ercidl. t-fr
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Auprros or SfArt'sorrics
DEPARTMENT OF fNsURAxcs, Ht
COLUMBUS, December Is, 1871, 4

Is a5.~ =
7, James H. Goldman, Auditor Of the State Of
Ohio, do certify. that at the request Of the
Home Insurance Company, of Column
bus, Ohio, l this day made personal ~yamina-
ton into the affairs of said Company. and find
that the assessment of $330,0O0 made on the
stockholders of said Company, in pursuance Of
my order of October 10, 1871, has beeF fully
paid That the present Assets of said Company
amount to .... .s5l1a-I -sgii e $S71, ,452 81
And its Liabilities are zls
! Losses in course of mir
! settlement, S173,152 79
Amount to rein \ -. -s.,..-,-vrn
! sure, 15l, 200 00-$324, ,S5g 72
Capital stock. ..-......-s 500,uO0 90
Total IA i!ei ~ isai ,a4 .-ssoa a5ov7a
The Capital Stock of said Company is there
fore fully repaired, and said Company is fully
authorized to transact the business of Fire Ma
rihe and Inland Navigation Insurance, under
the laws of Ohio. h1 sref IS ..,e
In witness whereof, hereto subscribe my
name and affix my seal of office, the day and
year above written. 5.,rgt ta.,,-,s, 81,
[Signed JAMES Fl. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
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Cash Assets, II $s7I,452 81.

N Inquire for Policies in the HOME. It
insures against damage by Fire or Lightning
Neulrart & briggs. Agents, Woodsfeld,
Ohio .'' stfiiF :! je11w1.
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Eg-As to the payment of the Secor
claim by RoBEsoN, Secretary of the Ma
Wy, Governor BLAIR says:
at took out of the Treasury S93, 900,
against the prohibition of. plain stat
ute, and gaze tito parties to ,chona the
G0cernnaent Oaced nothing"
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4 That which protects from or prevents this dis
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he must run in violent attacks OF this baeful dis
temper. This "CUREn expels the miasmatio
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wSenator ScHURz gave the Admin
istratiou severe raking last week, The
committee to investigate the sale OF
arms to France, made report com.
oletely exonorating the Administration
from blame. ScHURz completely pune
tured it, and proved conclusively its par
tisan and untruthful character. An Ad-
ministration is sorely pressed when it
consents to the publication of falsehood
to deceive the people of this country
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whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become cl0ggcd
and sluggish are cleansed by Ayer's Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus ,incipient disease
is changed into health, the value of (which change,
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i Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet or
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Al Their Tricks.

The GRANT Radicals are working hard
to convince Desaocrats that they cannot,
and should not. vote for GREELEK in
preference to their patron saint.
Gentlemen, the people are weary of
GRANTS Bayonet, DISTINGUISHING, carpet
bag Administration, and will vote solid
Tor GREELEY, if nominated by the Balti-
more Convention. They care not what
his past record has been; they will vote
for the principles set forth in tile Gin
cinnati platform as those best calculated
TO restore the country to its former
peace and prosperity.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
> ,Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &o.,
and indeed all the affections which asis0
from malarious, marsh, O. miasmatie
poisons.
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Settlement Accounts.

settlement Accounts. 4
l.i
PRoBArE CouRr, MONROE COUNTY ONO.
June 5, 1872.
THE following settlement accounts will be
j for hearing ~ G2g
Thursday, July II, 1872:
G. L. Tyler Guardian Alice and Lizzie Archer,
lst part. . -i+ .,r..,t --.
C. B. Henthorn Guardian A. W. Hsnthorn,
lst part. -.;,-,,.......,
John NJ. Lowe Guardian George Beck's heirs,
I'd pars. g,sfs. s,t4,f ,.g..-5
John A. Boice Guardian John N. and J. v.
Boice, I'd part.
Michael Lapp Admir- estate of Jacob Lang, de-
ceased, final. ,tF4tE9
t. o. CASTLE,
je11td. Probate Judge NC. O..