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An Ordinance.
For Licensing peddlers.

For Licensing Peddlefs.
pEIT oRDAINRD BY the Cosnoils bf the In
D corporsted village Of woodsfsld. That the
Clerk OF said village be and he Is hare IN aig
thorized to grant licenses to ped Hers as
hereinafter provided ii'.ysas: air
Sec. 2.sAny person shall have 4 licsnss I'd
peddle in SAID incorporated village Of Woods
field who shall have paid to the Trssspser Of
said village two dollars, If the applicant in.
tends travelling on foot; II on horseback Of in
one'horse wagon or other vehicle, three
dollars; IL in q wo,horse wagon Of othersve.
hicle. four dollars; and shall Gle with the
Clerk of said village writtsu. application
for such license with the receipt Of the Treas.
urer for the amonnt. Of money .paid as ,afeYs,
said, and shall pay to the said Clerk tie sun
Of twenty i've cents for issning, said leapse,.
Sec. 9, The license so granted shaif adthbA
ize tie person to whom granted I'd 'xb9d shd
sell goods, wares and mefchand dish afof oip6
year from the date thereof as neddler or
travelling merchant in said village. "
Sec. A. If such person shan vend 81 f9ssiii III
SAID. village Of Woods6eld, as = psddisr or
travelling merehant,i any goods, wares g. usr-
ohandise, without FIRST having obtained ped
dler's license SO to do, he shall be deemed
guilty of an offsnse, and upon conviction
thereof before the Mayor, shall fetfeit and
pay for every such ofenss . ine Oh mot less
than three dollars nor more than ten dollars,
together with costs Of, prosecution. 4 Il VI
sec 5, This ordinance shall be in force
from and after the Sd day of August, rA.,Fps
1872. A.sC. MILLER. Nayor.
Il y LITTLE. REcoRpss. tiqg .sjg2Sw2siss :
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(From the Barnesville Enterprise, July 1871
d The Chronicle wrestled last week on
the question whether there were one,two
or four Liberal Republicans in Warren
township. The soul of the editor, will
be sorely .vexed when he learns that. tif,
teen Joined the Greeley club in this place
last. week, and more are coming Insa-
tate monster, could not one snffice?
salJ. S. FoREMAs, Esq, of Caldwell, enc
of the leading Republicans of Noble, for
years past,i put for Greeley and Brown,
and promises. TO, take an active part in
the campaign. Col c., L. ,Poorman, the
ablest Republican leader in Belmont
County, will pursue the same course
DR.. Mcpherson, of Guernsey, is under
stood to be on the same side.
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Belmont County News.

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from the st. Clairsville Gazette, 18th inst.I
DEATH IN WELL-Thos. Gwinn and
his son Is years of age, last week, lost
their lives from inhaling impure gases
at the bottom of a well they were at
tempting to clean out,on their premises.
adjoining the town of Loydsville, five
miles west of this place. Il 939
Mrs. Letitia Dunham, consort of DR..
John Durham, decd, died at her resi-
dence, in Fairview, on Friday last, and
was buried at this place, on Sunday,
from the residence Of her brother, John
Patton -iget n
The friends here of Mr.. A. Scatter
day, Of Barnesville, were informed by
telegraph of his death on Sunday even
ing last He had been in i'll health for
some time. t iFs3 p
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

BEEF GATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeyes at So 75a6 75; that generally
rated firsaiqaol;ty at s4. .f5a5 e2 lmst
dium or good fair quality at 81 00a4
rs; ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS
at So 50a5 90; inferior and lowest
grades of cattle at SO 00a3 50-gen-
eral average of the market to-day SIS
90; extreme range OF prices SO 00a6
75. Most of the sales were from 81
90 to So 30 per 100 pounds.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Quotations
are lower, the decline l,eing about 4e
per pound; prices for fair to good sheep
are 4a48o, and good to extra at 4aa54c
per poslld, gross. Lambs we quote at
50 0Oa4 20 per head. as to size and
quality, good ones being wanted.
HOGS--We quote corn fed hogs at
Sc 374 most ofthe sales being at SO 25
a6 373 shoppers in light supply and dull
at 50 75a6 90 per 100 pounds net
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The Long Branch Cohiersnce.

Inc LOuS DAdnCu OVutCHenCCs
GRANT, MORTON and others of the
Administration followers held salconfer.
ence, at Long Branch, on the 18th inst,
TO consider the political situation A
correspondent says:
| o"lt is very apparent from their man.
/ fner theg are becoming uneasy. Neither
Grant nor his advisers are as sanguine
as they were view days ago, and are ac
tually alarmed at the Development Of the
canvass in North Carolina. 1t worries
them. They dou't like the idea of the
public. knowing, that they have sent so
much money there, nor is the news from
the State at all. encouraging. Wilson
was empnaticaliy down hearted. He was
urged to, repair Immediately to that
State, and take The stump. In obedi,
eace to. this demand he has left tonight
ofsssMorton. states that matters look du-
bious in Indiana. and they must have
money to, use at once TO save the State
He is more anxious about the Legisla-
ture than anything else for that chooses
apUnited States Senator in his place. n
s. aPennsylyania is also crying for help,
and in this. IS in all others, it is a cry
for nleheysit it is .Money or We are lost
from all quarters. Ill. So is
"Senator Wilson. the Know Nothing
branch of the Grant ticket, says he never
saw the political horizon look SO alarm
ingly blue" st
GREEIEY and BROWN VIII sweep thirty
of the thirty seven States in November,
and GRANT and his, co;conspiraters know
such will be the case, hence their aneasi.
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tn :. .fsl 4 -rs-
We don't know of anything that af
fsrds ss AZ much pleasure as the squirm
ing Iof,sa 7GRArTIrE wheu GREELEY
Tsme IS mentioned. g q i'1.ii
:, - in fact, GRANT don't half enjoy the
Long Branch horse races since the nom u
ination of GEEELKY and BRcwNi at Balti-
pd6re1E5 e ri plti3 @ i9t*.s1' - -
l2BTheir portion is defeat. With the
ELECTION Of GREsrl.LIiEY and BEowS, and the
selection of, an honest, efficient Cabinet a
waI comsl exposures sef their rascailg
YHIeying nat will make sometos them
,ssiLi ,sssali,irn, In our 'Penitentiaries. y qnq
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MONROE COUNTY.
GREELEY s. BROWN CLUBS

The Democracy and Liberal Republi
cans of the several townships, are re-
quested to meet, at their usual places of
holding elections, on
Saturday, the Sd day of August, '72
At O'Clock in the afternoon, and Or
ganize GREELEY &5 Brown Clubs fer the
Campaign, Thorough organization is
necessary to defeat and drive the Cor
ftptionists from power.
The. Secretary of each township Club
is requested to forward the proceedings
of the organization to the undersigned.
JOHN P. SPRIGGs,
~ Chm'n Dem. Co. Cen. Com. ;.
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NO Arguments.

GRANTS supporters make no argu-
ments in this campaign; the wind has
been completely knocked out Of them
ty the platform adopted at Cincinnati
and Baltimore. + 'ifee- g ?.
Their entire stock in trade is abuse o.
GREELEY and Brown. Abuse will not
convince the people that the Democratic
and Liberal Republican candidates.
should not be elected, They will sweep
the GRANT, WILSON, MORTON, LEET,
STOCKING, CASEY corruptionists to their
politica, graves in November. II. n
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Sound on the Main Question.

At a social gathering of friends at Mr.
GKEELEr's farm, near New York City Jon
the 18th 1sinst ex-senator GwYSN, ef
Mississippi, said:ti e asfa IS so 70 ts
"What IS the cause of Mr. Greeley's
hold upon the hearts of the people 2
They know that he is honest ! that'he is
incorrnptibie.. We have not had strict
honesty and incorruptibility in the Pres
idential chair lately, but we are going to
put them there next Nevember.'sal ,afal
Col, SHORTER, of Alabama, pointing to
GREELEY, said: ., so...,
"This is the man who liberated nay
slaves and made nae poor man. AS
God is my judge,I don't want them back
again Our war was not one of hatred j;
lit was one of principles, and now it is
over, we want tO5ceme back and4 have a
government of own again, This
good old man, who was the main instru-
ment in iberatingr the negro slaves, is
the man upon whom we count to give
US that government; (applause,) and we
mean to place him, God willing, in po.
sition to do just that"
: The GRANTrrEs may as well take the
hint and retire. The People are deter
mined to place an honest man, HORACE
GREELEY, in the White House. Z
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Too Good Democrats tOyOte with
The Party,

{ We occasionally hear of Democrat
who declares that he will not vote forthe
nominees of the Baltimore Convention :;
though we are convinced that the num-
Der of such is very insignificant.
If there are any such in our county we
have few words to say to them.
We do not say that q man is bound to
vote for the nominee of his party under
all circumstances. Such nominee may
he grossly unfit. in which case nobody
should vote for him; Or he may receive
| his nomination dishonesty, and in that
case no party obligation attaches. I .
But when candidate, competent to fili
creditably the office sotght,is fairly nom
mated by the regular sgenties of the
party, then every member of such party
| is bound by such nomination to the ex-
tent that ne recognizes the binding force
of party allegiance,
Now we ape not going to oBjsct'to
lhen holding party allegiance as light
matter for we have long been convinced
that an honest administration Of the
| government would be more easily secur-
ed if rogues could not so safely rely
Upon partisan favor to shield them.
| But what We have a right to object to
i is, that Democrat shall refuse to vote
for the nominees Of his party on the pre-.
tense ruar ne IS esse good 4 Democrat tn
I'do So The very fact of his so refusing
puts him in the position Of stabbing his
party because of his ardent afjectien fol
it. It,is not nonsense beesuseSt isanucl
bworse thar NONSENSE. ~ =
i If it were not ridiculous it would b,
i provoking to, hear these men vauntius
their superior Democnicy. They actu
ally seem to thfhk that they are bette
Democrats than their :ieighbors whc
never break ranks. tits something lik,
a squad of deserters resolving that they
are the.regular army, and turning tlrei
arms against their former comrades. =
A. man has right to vote for GRANT
if he wants to, and be has q right 70 re
fuse to vote at all, if he wants 70 refuse
but we respectfully submit that he make
donkey of himself when he refuses t.
vote for the nominees of the Democratic
party on the sole ground that he is to-
j good a Democrat to vote for them, IL
~ Freedom forever, hurrah, boys hurrah!
Down with Usprpers, up with the Stars!
I And we'll rally round the Flag, boys,
/ ~ -a Rally once again, ....a.
IL Cha,4;n,r Gov Honest uorooo Croa1ov' q
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michigan TndOrsing the tRalti.
g more COnyenHOns

T. p: THOMPSON, President of the
Pomolog;ical Society, writes to the Sec,
retary of the GREELEY and BRows Exc
cutiye Committee at Washington, and
says that all sides are probably conyiuc-
ed now that Michigan indorses the ac-
tion of,the Baltimore Convention. Mr..
THOMPSON states that the; additions Ito
the ranks under GREELEY and BROWN
are very cheering,especially in Governor
BLAIK's district. The Liberal reform
movements also gaining recruits every
day in his district-Grand River Valley.
The same enthusiasm exists in all the
States. GREELEY and BRowN and Civil
Supremacy, against GRANT and WILSON
and Military Despotism. (. j.. f,a .y4
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Legal Notice. J

CARA DUNLAP. of Marshal county. West
~ Virginia, will take notice that on thu 2Cthi
day of July, 1872, William P. Dunlap filed T. 1
petition in the court Of common pleas of Mon
roe county; Ohio, the object of which is to OBJ
tain adivorce from said Sarah Dunlap ena a6s
count of her wilful absence for more than
three years. said petition will be for hearing st
the October Term, 1872.
HoLLlSTER & OKEYjtf.
jyS5w6. .tlsis Attys for plaintiff
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Let Foreigners Read and
Ponder.
. Henry Wilson the Grant
Candidate tor Vice
President.
His Bitter Know Nothing Record,

& HENRY WILSON, the nominee
| for Vice President on the
GRANT Presidential ticket, used
the following g. language in a
speech delivered in Boston in
1856.
Foreigners, is. this execrable
Islanderer to be elevated to the
honorable place OF Vice Presi-
dent by your suffrage2 He
has never yet retracted a sin
gle word Of all these vile SLAM
tders, Read, we say, ard act
in accordance with your hon
est views of such abominable
sentiments as are here laid be-
fore YOU. You can have but
lone opinion. Here are ms
Fexact words: .... ,.'' ..,........a -,.a
1, "Intthe heart Of the foreign
sFer beats not a single noble Z, inn n
,lpulse, mot one SINGLE throh iot
'fpatriotism! He is SO brutal
Eand degraded that he has nc
| sympathy fer. anything but
cabbage and lager beer, pota-
! toes and buttermilk, or some
}other outlandish dish, fit only
for hogs of the street or pen.
| All the .eaths in the world can
mot bind them. "a, '',.','"'
! "Some tell me that many
foreigners.are intelligent-yes,
intelligent! How in the name
Of Almighty God can they say
git2sI Look aat the Dutchman
] smoking his pipe, and if you
]see a ray of intelligence in
I that dirty. idiotic looking face
1of his; show it to me-. esas'r
1--WE must change the laws
1of the land and prevent these
Ignorant, degraded paupers
there from voting and holding
Iofice. Villains and ruffians
I who congregate in and around
our villages and large cities
and live by stealing and beg.
ltging from the Americans
! Some says they have rights
Se they have-the right te
Hive under our laws and till
the soil, and do as we bid
They are inferior in intellect
land intelligence to the Ameri.
cans, and they must and shall
;1be put down and kept down il
lit has to be done at the point
4 Eof the bayonet and with pow
'Idef and lead" ,l.. t. ..seE 1syo y Z.
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Grants civil Service Reform. l..

s A fair example of GRANTS Reform
of the Civil Service has heen exposed.
A number of Clerks in The Depart
ments at Washington are paid the Peo-
pies money to fwrite editorials for the
Radical country press favoring the re
election of GRANT. G e5 Il. fiqse7 -;
That's as bare faced swindiing as that
proved ON LEET & STOCKING, the New
fork Custom House. Robbers, whom
GRANT retains in their positions. CASEY,
his brother -in-law. Who was exposed in
his villainous operations ut view o.,
leans.by q Congressional Committee, is
continued in office. ~ s.,s,.-c s5-...
These are specimens of the Reforms
practiced by the GRANT Administration.
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=. =, 3t>,-.- e u 5i77
Horace Greeley.

: f-as'
Horace Greeley. !.
Notc once more our banner
! Wares o'1er hiu ana, dale;
ISoe', shalt corwptiow's reign be oesr,
a.e.tFfoa q Just Zoe Shall preraal.
Our pidaks are peace, our platform peace
On that pe firmly stand;
Thies1ng mast stop and discord cease, a
While looe. must rule the tdad pc ae'iE'
Grease all the ,oheets and loose The brakes,
Prop all the bridges up tcith stakes;
He's mighty scsishtg uader Gay;
He'nbe in Washington meet Nay.
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EE Congressman BECK, of Kentucky
has written letter in which he charges
that S, I, CARRow, Marshal of North
Carolina, has drawn from the United
States Treasury, within the past year
for expenses ineidentto his Office, The
sum Of $223.OOO. He says: "That
until within a few years past. no former
United States, Marshal ever drew more
than $1,000 to cover all the expenses in.
cident to his Office for a whole year"
The money drawn is Icing used to
elect the Radical State ticket and to car.
ry the State for GRANT IN November
That's GRANTS Reform.
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4 voice from The Tomb.

saI KNOW GEN. GRANT BETTER THAN ANY
OTHER PERSON IN THEtcoUNrRY cANiKNow
MN. II WAS MY DUrY TO STUDY Hia, AND
] DID so NIGHT AMP DAf, WHEN l SAW
u,x Axp WHEN l DID NOT SEE HIM, AND
VOW / TELL You WHAT KNOW: He CAN
NOT GOVERN THIS COUNTRY The late
kdufn H. Stanton's Dying Words.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Way the eAdminlstrati0nP Pro.
pose to Carry the EIeCtiOn.i o-

CH2RLEsToN, July PA despatch
from Columbia to the News says :.n3ii9e
"The prosecutions under the enforce
ment act are to be pressed with unpre-
cedented vigor and severity in the up
per counties. There is pile of war
rants for arrests in Union county alone
foot and a half thick. Not a dozet
citizens of the county of Saxon blood
will escapeN al
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senator summer for Greeley,

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.--The Times TO-
morrow will publish the following letter
from Charles Sumner, addressed to l.
NJ. Reayis, of this city:
] think that on reflection you will moi
think it advisable for me to write pub,
lie letter on the matter to which you cal
attention. Mr.. Greeley and myself have
been fellow-laborers in many things
We were born in the same year. honor
him very much. Betpeen him and an.
other person, soto shau be nameless, / an
Jorhim earnestly.
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~CAMDEN, the Democratic candi.
date for Governor in West Virginia and
the New Constitution will be elected
and adopted over JACOBS, the Bolter and
the anti,constitutionalists by not less
than 10000 majority. Hon. John j.
DAVIS, the champion of the anti CAM.
DEN, Constitutionalists, is second rate
politician of the stripe engaged in try
ing to have the South continued under
the rule of GRANTS bayonets and char.
acterless carpet baggers.
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Ey HoRAcB GREELEY is the candidate
of the honest, ehard-working farmers Of
America. His farm is at Chappaqua,
near New York City, every Saturday
he repairs to his farm and can be found
there with his coat off, axe in hand chop
ping down the trees with an esrnestness
of purpose that would make Western
farmer envy his skill and dexterity.
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Notice of VIII, !,

Is ID Co. 1g aA A.
IKToTIcs is hereby given that the 1ast1&iif'
IlN and testament Of. Peter Xnshutz, late of
ohio towHship. Monroe county, ohio, together
with therscord thsre0f,was Destroyed by- mo
on the 18th day of June, 1867 and that d dulysj
certified copy -thereofYss admitted to record
in my Office on the 18th day Of July, 1877, and
recorded therein. ssss
T. O. CASTLE,
jy23w3. IA roy Probate Judge NJ. CO.
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An Ordinance, =,
4 Z & 6 tF- n 81 H
To guard against accidents by Ard =


SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Council of the
incorporated Villageof Wuddsfeld, That if uny
person, or persons s,owner or owners, occupier or
ocoupiers OF any dwelling or other. BUILDING
within the limits OF said incorporation, shall
permit or allow anydefectiye Anes or pipes TO
remain dangerous or unsafe, such person Or mar n
sons, owner OF owners; occupier or occupiers, 30
offending, shall, upon conviction thereof, pay
tlne OF not less than two nor more than twenty.
fve Go lars, together with the costs of prosecu.
tion,at the discretion of the Mayor, before whom
complaint is made. Provided, however that no
person shall be liable to the fine provided in the
first section Of this ordinance until afterhe
she or they shall have first been notified by the
Marshal to repair the defective fiue, pipe or
chimney, and having failed so to do for three
davs -
SEQ. 2. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after the Sd day Of August, A. d. 1872.
A c. MILLER, Mayor,
10 LITTLE, Recorder. jyaSws.
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Onward moves the revolution

.GY The nomination of GREELEY ant
Brown has already been ratified in every
large city throughout the land, with
booming of cannon, speeches, fireworks
and enthusiasm Of every character. The
like has not been heard OF in this coun
try for many years.
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Greeley ForeyeE

Grants Porter. his luggage must pack;
Cattrell must go home to!Omden,
And Robson take the back track rs,
Prince Ned and the fair Princess Nellie
No longer shall ape royal airs; -
No Aunkies shall tarpish our banner
{" When Horace shall manage affairst Z.
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State Mass Meeting
AZ Columbus, Ohio, ON vyednes.
Gay, the Slst day of July.

\ Deihocrstic and Liberal Republican
Mass Meeting will be held at Columbns,
Ohio, on Wednesday, Jhlv 81, to nomi.
nate electors at large.
Half fare, e,wili be charged Oh aIl rail
roads leading to Columbus.
RtH. Horace Greeley Notified ei
His Nomination,
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EEA dispatch from New York City,
I7th inst, says:
serhe German Democratic Union
General Committeelast night indorsed
Greeley and Brown"
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DIR, Livingston, the Nile Explorer
Found.

The New York Herald's correspond
ent, STANLEY, has written that he found
Dr. LIVINGSTON living at Ujji in a very
destitute condition, having been robbed
and despoiied by Ills men. In March
1872, he commenced to organize an ex,
pedition to explore few doubtful
points, which he. thinks will take about
eighteen months, when he will return to
England, +. sa
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Another Break In the Grant
Ranks 1ief4 t5@5is 4

JAMES Fl, PARKER and WILLIAM y.
PRIME. colored, from Prince George
County, Maryland, delegates to the Ma
tional Renominating Convention at Phil
adelphia. have renounccd their alieei,
ance to GRANT aud come out for GREE
LEY and Brown.