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V0aslAile'ss. Gan. -. 1871.
The AccWsrd Packs grsEur and
Picks I1is vTttneSses.

- Mr.. GRErLEY was very right when lie
said to the Radical Senators who shirkrd
'TRUMBUIL's proposed investigation /:
i"Mr. Senators, you mistake he temper
1of the times"
They will find to their cost before the
Presidential elecj N il over, that they
hays gricvously "mist.ken the temper OF
the times To shriuk from the iaves'i,
CATION, notwithstandin, their aimsy ex-
cuses anl snl,terfiges, will be to snthor-
ize the belief that on the eve OF an i'm
portant election they dare not permit it
But they have done even worse than
10 hide the crimes Of their party friends
they have contrived 8 white washing
committee. from which they have care
fully excluded not only Mr.. TRUmBCLL,
but every Republican who voted with
him. Every Republican upon their
sham committee of investigation is one
who said by his votes that he was oppos.
ed to thorough investigation.
1t is not only packing the jury with
men who have publicly declared the &C
cissd to be innocent, but il goes still! fur
ther: ii gives to the accused and bis sd-
vocates the right to say who shall and
who shall not be witnesses for the pros.
ecution. s
Ia The result of such an Investigation
can be Just as we'll told now IS six
months hence Some little outside pee
csdillos, the exposure of which won't
.hurt the party" will be pa-aded as an
evidence that the committee performed
It's duty; while the big frauds, snindle,
snd corruptions will he more securely
hidden than they now are.
We repeat with Mr.. GsrrLrr. these
Senators havn "mistaken the temper oil
the times" The people cannot be, and
will not be, cheated and cajoled by this
+, shallow attempt to misleai them.
There is no uss blinking it. or dodg
ing it. or trying TO evade it; the fact is
as firm as Gibraltar that this committee
is acontrivanoe Of demagogues to white
wash the administration. and conceal It's
7 corruptness till after the elections.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

december Il.
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
heeves at S5 50a6 so; generally rated
first quality at 50 00a5 so; medium or
good fair quality at 50 s7a5 90; ordin
arv thin steers, oxen and cows at 50 3Ia
g 81; inferior and lowest grades of cat
lie SO 00a3 37-general average of the
market to day, 81 81 Extreme range OF
prices S3 00a6 80 Most of the sales
were from 81 81 to s. 81 per 100
pounds.
SHEEP-We quote fair to good fat
sheep at 43a6ac; and extra lot of !2f
Ohio sheep, pronounced the best that
have heen in this market for three years.
brought SIC per pound gross. Stock
sheep dull at 50 00a3 90 per head. as
to quality.
HOGS-We quote st Sc 25a6 IS per
100 pounds net, as to quality.
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New kppOrliOnni ems.

ltseems to be generally believed that
the apportionment bill, that passed the
House last week, will pass the Senate and
become law 1t Increases the number
of Representatives from 243 to 2S3, an
increase OF 40, with an increase Of the
vote from 127, GOO to 1880. The an
ncxed table from the New York Times
shows under the new appoltionment, the
gain or loss Of esch State, the gain or
loss Of the four sections into which the
country is generally regarded as divided,
and, finally, the percentage Of member,
ship belonging to esch Of these sections
NEW ENGLAND.
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ss~ Mr. Jesse r. Grant, of Coying-
ton, is, since the paralytic stroke that
prostrate,l him few days since, in a
more feeble and pIecauous condition
than has been supposed. The state
mcnt that he has been gradually improv-
ing is, we have reason 10 believe, incor-
rect. He is unable 10 walk, and it is
not certain that he is conscious of the
identity Of friends about him Irseems
to require the utmost exerlion for him
to say single word, and he is quite
helpless The President telegraphs fre
qNenliy, making inquiries. Mrs Grant,
the President mother, is very well. and
herself much of the time waits upon
the Old gentenan.--CM. Com.
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ES Senator NYE ssye there is hsImo.
ny among Republicans, except here and
there is lone who would he greater than
his MASTER" That is an elegant phrase,
and very expressive, too. Mr.. NYE
ought TO have a nice little steel collar
about his neck, with the name Of bis
master stamped apon it. There is, we
believe. GRANT psper-collsr just intro.
ducsd. Perhsps that would do.-CIn-
cinndi Commercial, RndiCdi.
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The French Government has refused to
sell lis crown jewels TO private persons.
Georgia papers call Akerman 1.-The lit
tie hyeDa," and Bullock 1.-The little low
monial."
The population Of Virginia is said TO
be deciining,on account of the migration
Of people to more prosperous regions.
The State debt Of Vermont has been
reduced to a sum but slightly over $500
coo. Her population is 330,55l, of
whom 7i6I3 are voters.
The papers inform us that Writ Skies
nuptjal tie was corn color; from which
it would appear that he has acknowledge
ed the corn after all.
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Cinclnnatl Live Stock Market.

BEEF CATTLE-The demand has
been less active, and although the re-
ccfpts have been light, the market has
ruled easier, and closes dull. We quote
extra shipping stock at "a 50a5 %,
good butchers Cattle 81 50a5, medium
do So 50a4, and common 81 5ea3 per
GENITAL. live weight.
SHEEP-The receipt, have been
small. and prices are well sustained at
S3a5 80, gross, for common to extra.
HOGS-Were active and firm the
first Of the week, but have declined, un-
der unfavorable weather, 40a50c, and
the market closes dull at Sad 25, gross
for light to heavy averages, with many
left unsold.
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ETidenca fnr Flesr
own Conviction.


In The Spirit Of the I"tn nit. we sad :
"By means Of his patronage, which
GRANT sYs!smAtlca'iy uses '0 iofIHer ms
own ss'7'. , S"i' ~, M -, ,~a..,Io ,,l
ps4;oaI al;,n,. !, ,ho r,,Inlrv
He mskes'th,se moor sos, hirsd tools
earn their money. lie re41ifet them to
hP-p'H All he -pr''Se ana 'or 500 SA"
s''i'% T'''c'' iS "h' ~ SSsHH' ~ "''''N
llE =" '",' All - s"s"' t"' tlC' 81
MACK in INC i"'e ''''' h@ Il "h",'E l''''-
cent "l J3ns ana schetAss u "AteA nc IS
Tie l'F''He m"Yef'
To this the McE"nn'iSvijc Herald
attcmpts to rro,y Aloug with the ave
-, ,,ro ,n,,,o, If Pa li,.o, rh,Ilrr which
.,, n..
~ C,
/. -. o t,'op,o ,Irol l,;n,a.,r -, f.;anl -
free 1on, win . acsnitaI - becanse
his words aIl ac's ar> consistent; aaI
they Wholly di'5sIeFa siih s,'A'era as
the above.
In nanothcr olitoriol wherein tbs Ter
I1JI cnoveys t,,a irnnreksion. ysruely.
,,,
','''' ;, - '':''' '"' W ''''.s :,
HP'''' Nas s"''' 'n'' paper 'ee'' c'''s''
upou hy its obligations to this Admins
tras;nn To say:
Now IL tho Senators. Trumhnll and
SchnIz, are 10 hohes5 and earnest II
!"e'F "esirs 'or reform way % thsY re-
,""s w :e' va .',I ~" 80 :"
Honsa F,,nds Of vhich Mr. Snhnr.
claimed in The senate TO know 50 mncb
Gentlemen. il won't do Your Htt,c
monorel electioneerinr scheme has been
nipD.i in lhe hpdn
r, .n,;.1, ooa;, r.on, o,h,,
p
-, ~ Wv ~ ''''' ",., ~, ~ -,
.,..,
,,,, 49, ..
bol,hy n ers,;fv psrson,I cnm;ty ,nl
sccomplish a wholly inconsistent pu,
pose, and this is the attitrde Senstor,
''''a 'u''' Sc""'A aA' o'"e's VIC tniuS
of,rI. L.r;or ~. n..t 49,, - mrocn,,
/ the sDpojn,m.nt of so called R.lrspch
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.
December 9,

The supply Of Cattle was veIy small
26 cars, or about 500 head however, il
was pretty well up to the demand, as the
number Of butchers in attendance was
small; prices unchanged at 6a6Ic fol
prime, to extra butchers stock, and 81
5te for fair to good. A number OF
commission firms had no stock Of any
kind The supply of Sheep was small
demand light, and the market quiet and
unchanged at 6a64c for good to prime
y head, averaging about l04 lbs very
fine, brought Sc Hogs sold in a retail
way at 45a54c, gross.
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EThc Cincinnati Commercial, ofthe
27th ult., in an article on the late trial Of
Tom MCGEHAS, says:
yesterday McGchsn returned 20
Hamilton acquitted, and held Christmas
levee. Crowds of admirers hung about
his house lie was the lion of the day.
This incensed the people. and an intlsm-
matory hsadbi!l was issued, and in the
evening very orderly and impressive
meeting OF good citizens WAS held. Nc
Gehan wisely took flight in time; and il
will be we'll iC he returns no mora
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Settlement Accounts.
PROBATE CoUGT, MONROE Co. ONO.

PROBATE CoUGT, MONROE Co. Quo. /
December 30, 1871.
The following settlement accounts will be
for hearing
Thursday, the 18th day OF January, 1872,
Arthur and Samuel Gray Executors of Jshu
Gray, Sr., partial,
F. A Lanping Guardian of Michael Fsltnors
heirs. partial,
Geo W: Pepper Administrator Of Miuas Pep
per, partial,
Edward Salisbury Administrator Of the estate
of James Cunningham, flal.
John D. Bell Administrator Of estate Of Alex.
Bell, final
Jonathan Counor Guardian of Corwin <. Fer:
gusoa. partial.
Rosaia Wise Guardian Of Anthony Paulus,
final,
Elias Cline Guardian of Edward AMI Emily
NJ Cline, partial d.
Matthew Booth Administrator Of estate Of
lanes Davies, final.
Thomas Murphy Administrator Of estate OF
Hezekiah HILL decd, fnal.
7. o. CASTLE,
ian2td. Probate Judge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-02

From the st, Clairsviile Gazette, 23th nit
MI Geo. Jepson snd Miss Lizzie
Grove, ami Mr. Branum, of Bridgeport
and Miss Mary Grove, will be- married
this Thursday morning, at the resi-
dence OF their father, Mr.. John y
Grove.
HEINER - LAUCK. - This morning
"Wednesday at the Methodist Church
of this place, Mr. John H. Heiner, OF
Kittsnning. Pa, and Miss Mary E
daughter Of Rev. W. T. Lsuck of this
place, were united in marriage. Rev
James $. Brscken tse Presiding elder
Of this district pronouncing the ccrc.
mony. Qnlc large audience were pres.
ent, as this wss the first public marriage
we have had in long time
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TIE ESDnr Question.

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EEWas the editor of the Bel

EFWas the editor of the Belmont
Chronicle one Of the pstriots who elop-
ell to Canada to escape the drgtti Or
did he pay from $500 to 500 to some
one to 60 AMI he shot at for him ?
Those "hsads' OF families in School
District NJ. /. though loyal don't rel
ish the idea Of their children sitting by
a little darkey. Loyal Radicals find it
hard work to inlorse that which they
voted to establish schools
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Ey-In the Ku-KIux trisls in Soutl

AsS IN Tile hN-NiuA lfisl3 IN SoulI
Carolina evidence has bLen introduced
to show that threats of whipping and
burning the whites preceded the outra.
ges upon colored persons. We cau
readily credit this when the recent
lynching by negroes in Arkansas, and
their driving hundreds of whites from
their homes, is considered There will
be fearful reckoning one of these days
on the ignorant blacks Of the South
made furious by carpet bag intrigues,
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EwSenator TIPros Republican sta
ted in the recent debate on Mr. TRUM
BULLS resslHtion, that she believed there
was corruption, deep, eamning and fes
tering, all through the Administration,
and be wa, at once charged with max
ing a covert attsck upon the Admins
tration. The GRANT Senators dare not
allow an honest investigation to ascer-
tain the trnth OF falsity Of the assertion
The editor OF the Morgan Herald
. please take notice.
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RA Washington dispatch Of tn,

;, 22l ult., says:
"The amnesty bill, upon which the
Senate has been engaged for two days,
and which it mas agreed should be vo-
ted on to day. has nevertheless bsen
turned over as unfinished business when
I ii meets after The holidays Several cau-
.es combined to bring about this reault,
bnt most of all The cause Of delay wds
the real feeling Of the Senate on The QHes-
ten of amnesty
CAMERON, NYE, CoNKLING, Morton,
,AMss IL Co. fear that amnesty will cause
! their Master to lose the Southern elccto-
raj vote.
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BOY DTu,ynesi In tna sSaaAtnculn
[Special Telernrm to The Cnmmernisll

IopeclaI Telegram to the C0mmeroiL
MARIETTA, Dec 2J.-A boy named
Albert Fields, about seventeen year;
old, was drowned in the Muskingum
River, at this place, nearly opposite the
Congregational Church, on Sunday at
ternoon, about 3 O'Clock. while the fu
neral services of three boys, drowned
on Thursday, were in progress in The
above church, Fields was playing or
The ice. His body WAS recovered
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ga rowdy named MILToN McMAN-
AWAY was shot snd killed near Cam
bridge, the ODD ult, hy one Of three
men, JonN CHAPMAN, Tom. TAYLOR or
ALBERr TAYLOR Public sentiment is
favorable toward the men who did the
killing" SO says the Barnesville Enter.
Dj'iSs
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MAN kILLEp.-Mr S. j. Curtis, of Car
Isle, this county, lost his life by rail
road accident at Monroeville, 0, on Fri
day last. He jumped or was knocked
from the train while in nmotion, and was
violently thrown to the ground, receiving
injuries about the head which resulted in
his death on Saturday. Mr.. Curtis leaves
family and many friends to mourn his
loss The body was brought home for
lnterment.-NoJle County Republican,
2lst uH.
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In Nebraska courtships are sail to av.
eragc three hours and q half in len 9Th.
A Connecticut woman's grief for her
husband death is said to have been in
creased 10y the thought that the parlol
curtains were in the wash.
Tho editor Of an Indiana paper, who
has been under the weather for severa
days past, dismissed the attending physi
clan because the latter promised to etIec
q radical cure.
A rich London musical amateur gives
splendid private parties, at which the best
professionals perform, but he invites onl,
men. He says woman's pel'icoats 'ab,
sorb the sound"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-02

GF~Th. fall s'sount ofpresents which
CALLENDER, Gen GRANTS Bank Exam
iner, received Cor whitewashing the
Ocesn Bank was $4,000 This hap
pens. to lie exactly twice the amount
which Gen. GRANT finally received for
the gift house in Washington which he
had previously sold to Postmaster Bow.
Z. for $4,000 ". Y. San, Radical.
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Iotti. IUo lUj
This bill contains one very rightful
provision, ifit is adhered to- An smeaa.
ment offered BY Mr. Potter, Democrat,
of New York. was agreed to, providing
that no Territory shall be admitted as a
State until it has inhabitants enough for
at least one Representative. This will
serve to cut off any increase iu the rot
ten borough representation in the Sen
ate aud House Three or four terrific
riss were waiting to como in We be-
lieve an amendment Vas provided that
all future elections for Congressmea
should occur on ons aud the same day,
commencing next year with the day OF
the Presidential election and every TWO
years thereafter.
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PEcToRAL will and does relieve and
cure the affiicting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consumpi
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute;
As remedy it is adequate, on which the public
may rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forerunners of more serious disease, it saves
unnumbered lives, and an amount of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceved attack of Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable, and too often fatal, if neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and it is unwise to
be without it. As a safeguard 10 children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset the Throat
and Chest of childhood CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds
securing sound and health-restoring sleep. No
one will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
lied upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED By
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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THE undersigned offers for sale hsr farm, on
| the Ohio River, four miles abovu ClariAg-
ton, containing
+ | G II t Y FIVE RES.
Sixty acres is on the river bottom. aud is in
a good state of cultivation. The farm is all
under good feueing. There are two dwelling
houses aud 100 bearing fruit trees. Also, .
farm. one-hal mile from ths river contain.
ing te} ssA
ONE HUNDRED&SEVENTY ACRES.
twenty-five acres under cul,iv alton, aud the
balance we'll timhersd. ga.
For further particulars aud terms, address
or call upon, HANNAH JOHNSON,
Hsy2lxs Clasingten, Menrss Co, o..
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g An exchange says; at is an in
suit to the people of Mississippi that
AMEs should register his name at Wash
ington as "a Mississippi Senator lie
doesn't own foot OF land in the State
nor pay a single dollar of taxes. lie
once resided few months at Vicksbure
q. an army officer, but on his return
there he even refused 10 pay his pol
tax"
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ES-rhs certificate Of Incorporation
Of Pipe Creek Coal and Iron Company,
Of Belmont county, with S200.000 capi-
tai stock, was filed at Columbus, on the
.0th ult The corporators are GEORGE
w. BRUCE, j. A. BURLEY and WILLIAM
w. PUHDY,
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EEIn BarnesvilIe, the night of the
oath ult GEORGE CoLvIN stabbed ELIAS
CLARK aud WILLIAM CLARK badly with
a knife. The row was on what is known
as "Bull Run" The rowdies do pretty
much as they please in that town.
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EFTEe n y Sun says SlCKLEs re
turn from Spain ''means war" II does
if GRANT thinks war with that coUn-
try woald aih in his renomirstion and
re election; bus the soldier dodge will
rot fool the people the second tins in
Grants case.
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EEThe Postal Commits

@The Postal Committee OF Con.
eress propose to report bill directing
the Postmaster General to issue csrds
On stout paper, about the size of an or
dinary envelope, one side for the adj
dress and the other for written or print
ed matter, al one cent postage
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~The penalty for making imvrop
er use of United States mail bag. is
three years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary and fine Of not less than ten
dollars nor more than two hundred, one
Or both.
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A MIsTAKE,-A fair-haired, love sick
youth of neighboring township, pre-
sented his girl with a pair of those
new-fanglcd metslic gsrters on Christ,
mas. He thought they were the latest
thing in bracelets, and hs only discor.
cred his error upon requesting her to
"try them on" He does not call there
any more.-BdrncscUe Enterprise.
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~Tbe third trial {

eyThe third trial OF Tok MCGEuAN
for the murder of ToN MYERS, At liam
jltup. Ohio, last winter, vas concluded
at Dsyton, Ohio, on the 23d ult, by the
jury returning verdict OF Not Guilty.
Mr.. VALL.KDIGHAM lost his life while
engaged in the second trial Of this case