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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

sar 4 letter from correspondent at Far
lax Z. H., mailed there yesterday evening has
lot been re"e.ved at this Office yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

SPEECHES. Want of room compelled US yes
terday to coudense the full report we had pre-
pared of the speeches at the Conservative meet
ing. 1t will suffice now to say that all the gen.
tlcmen who addressed the large audience, ac-
Quilted themselves handsomely, both IN the
matter and manner of their remarks, and did
credit to their zeal and abilities The meeting
was harmonious, and conducted in order and
good temper. The assembage was highly
respectable one In every respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

MAYORS OFFICE and Martha
Madison, for stealing s2S 80 from J. I. Beach.
of Fairfax county, were dismissed as the prose
cutor failed to appear. ;.
w. G. West, for disorderly conduct, was dis
charged with an admonitlon:
BENJAMIN f. Belts and Thomas Huntington
were sworn in as special policemen.
NIGHT Report Night cloudy aud cool.
There were 40 disturbances in any quarter OF
the city. Three prisoners were at the station
house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23
A SSE MBLY ROOMS.
NCERT
by the

ALEXA. SINGING ASSOCIATION,
On FRIDAY, May 24tn.
Conductor, W. II. EVANS.
Pianists, Prot HEYMAN and Miss MOVES.
Tickets SOC. Doors open at "a; Concert to
begin at S o'clock. my 3-2t
ST. AARS's sUS sFoS. SCHOOL ExcUE'
The steamer CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
will leave for GLIMQNT ON MONDAY next,
at s, 100 and I; returning at 10, $40 ard H.
Good music will be provided and every care
taken to make the excursion pleasant one.
Tickets 81 for gentleuan and lady; halt-a-
dollar for u lady only; -of-a-dollsr for
children and servants my 3-3t
THE FINDER OF A FROSTISPIECE OF
l. Engine Co. No g. lost on Duke st. during
the fire yesterday, will re Give the thanks OF the
''wnrr by leaving it ut this Office. my 23-lt
CELTZER WATER at
~ my WAKEFIELD s HALLS.
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NEW BOOKS,
FREN CHS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,

NO. jo Ming sLTcel.
Another lot to-day of Mark Twain's great
book, ROUGHING IT. To those who have read
Innocents Abroad the mere announcement of a
new book by Mark Twain is sufficient. l vol.
cloth, $3.50; gilt edges, 81; library style, sheep
S4G0.
THE BOOK OF SNOBS, and SKETCHES
and TRAVELS IN LONDON. Illustrated by
the author. Finest edition in America So 25
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BATTLES LOST AND WON, by George
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SILVER SANDS, or PENNIES RO-
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MY HERO, or CONTRASTED LINES, by
Mrs. A. E. Porter $3.50.
WOMEN HELPERS IN THE CHURCH,
their Sayings and Doings, edited by William
Welsh. Sl50.
POEMS. by Mary f. Pope. $3.50.
Another lot of the new edition Of the PRAY
Err BOOK (Ep<copaI) published without the
Psalms and Hymns. All styles and prices.
All the new Magazines, Reviews, Daily and
Weekly Papers, from all parts of the c5lntry
on hand and furnished at the shortest notice.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

NRTED BEEF-Sugar-vure Dried Beet for
sale BY my PSI j. c. M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

RETAINED LETTERS The following letters
are detained 10 the postofice for want Of stamps
T. Washington, Brook Station, Va; Miss Lille
A. Leeds, Thorndale, Pa; Messrs. Joseph Ball
& Co.. Wheeling, Va.
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CODA AND VlCHY WATER,

ICF COLD SODA and V1CHY WATEF
are "a -u,.lnre.l by he toun.a rs ~ dru
store, nvr beast corner OF hing n Wa: ng.o
strects lap 25-tfl SAM'L. LUNr.
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J1Ol FOR CARLIN'S SPRINGS!

Ca u u; e,
SlATH ANNUAL EXCURSION
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NJ EW GOODS.

Just opened lot of beautiful Lace Sacquc:
or Jackets; very cheap and very much worn.
Also Bishops Lawns, japanese Robes; new
article.
Silk Striped Grenadines
Striped Zenuppine.
Black Grenadines.
six French Lining.
White Cord for CnilIrens and Ladies Sac
ques
\ great variety Of Fans
JpaneSe Pop ms
New and Beautiful Perca!e:.
Cotton Goods, OF all qualities.
MarseiIIes Quilts, very cheap
Wi and Fruit Cloths Prints, Sc.
nv ~ j. ~ STEWART
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Ms-There will be Il called meeting Of the CO.
lumbia Fire Company tomorrow (Friday)
9th, at o'clock.
my 1927 M. MCLEAN, R. S.
GRAND "CUTTING OUT, AT TIE
VI F1SHWHARF TOMORROW.
Our enterprising friends and Fish Sailors,
Geo. w. Harrison, Jas. E. McGraw and others,
who have fought manfully for the rescue Of our
fish interests from Washington to our own city,
and have at last succeeded by their untirng en-
ergy and business tact in accomplishing that de-
slrable end, intend winding up the fshing sea-
son of 1872 by grand TU rifle DINNER, to
be given tomorrow, at the Fishwharf, and offer
a hearty welcome to Ill parties interested in he
fish interest of our town. Wesley Ave Y, our
well-known agent, Col Stuart, lessee, and 9TH
ers will aid in the above. Come one! Come all!
Wine furnished by Mr.. Heith Of Our Housc'
Restaurant whose interests are with u.s. 1t
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E1IR S-4LE OR RENT.
Dir. D. NJ. FRENCH.

FOX RENT-WAREHOUS No 81
N;i King street, occupied by Brawner Il Co.
Apply to G. WIN. RAMSAY,
my 9-tf S. E. cor. King and st. Asaph sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-23

The STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL
of the best paying store in Alexandria. The
stock on hand is small. Parties wishing to go
into good paying business will address "G,"
through the Postotice my l-eotf
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Fairfax CO., ap 20-1aw4w CONS. of Sale.
Ns-The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, the 18th day of June. nv %. WITS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-04
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
George W, Mason
s, VS.. ..
Ja.. D. L. Carmichael ct al. Z

s
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will otfer for sale at the
front door of the court house, in the town of
Woodsfeld. between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. aud 4 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the 10Th day of June, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: a" ] y-rE
| Commencing at Van Buren, Burk's corner
in the road leading from Stafford to Lebanon
at stone in the road with the letter "X''
marked on the stone; thence east twenty
seven. and a half rods; thence south fourteen
| rods to William Wells line; thence west two
auu half rods to the road leading from Stat
ford to Lebanon; thence north with the road
to the place of beginning. in section eleven,
township FIVE Of range seven, containing one
acre and one-half, being in the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter ,A ,5HiA
Also, commencing at the northwest corner
| of the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section eleven, township five oi
range sevan; thence south to the road lead
ing from Sta ford to Lebanon; thence with the
said road to stone marked letter '.X;'
thence north to the township line; thence
west to the place of beginning, supposed To
be ten acres more or less.
Appraised, lst tract at $40.
I'd f. 1873.
ri <"al fi., j J. P. sPRIGGs, :
my14w5. Ni'e Mas. Com. M. C. o.
| lg'-I
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

NAY l5.
BEEF CATTLE--Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves 81 25aS 90; that generally rated
first quality Sc 00a7 25; medium or
good fair quality So 00a6 co.; ordinary
thin steers, oxen and cows 81 625a5
90; inferior and Lowest grades of cattle
so OOa3 00-general average of the
market to day Sc rs; extreme range of
prices SO 00aS 90. Most of the sales
were from Sc 00a7 co per 100 pounds.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-We quote
common to good at 49a54c, and good
to extra at 54a64c per pound gross =
Lambs dull; we quote at 50 50a4 80
per head, as to size and quality. 3d..
HOGS-Arrivals this week exceed
the full number of last week, notwith-
standing which they have been only
about equal to the demand, but prices
show no material alteration since our
last report. The average weights of
the hogs are medium, just suited to the
needs Of the season, which measurably
accounts Jor the free demand for good
corn fed hogs; stillers are in rather
light supply, and slow Of sale We
quote corn-fed hogs at Sc 00a6 so, and
still fed at S. 75a6 0J per 100 pounds
rnt
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.


The receipts of Cattle were 430 cars
against 453 ears last week. The market
closes dull and fiat, in consequence of
unfavorable reports from New York,
and prices may be quoted 4c lower, say
69a65c for prime, and 6a64c for medi-
um to good. The shipment of Cattle
were again large this week. The Hog
receipts were 205 cars against 12S cars
last week. The market was demorali.
zed, and prices are lower than they have
been for several months; best Philadel-
phia Hogs. "a 40a4 60, Workers S4a4
%. The Sheep receipts were 96 cars
against 65 cars last week. The market
closes dull, and prices 25a30c lower
prime, 95al00 pounds, clipped, 64a61c.
Several droves were sent East, in first
hands, owners refusing to submit to the
decline. ..-
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Are You Going West!

If so, take our advice, and purchase
your tickets over the old reliable and
popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
is, positirely, the only line that runs three
Daily Express Trains from st. Louis to
Kansas City and the West! and is, posi-
tiUely, the only line which runs Pullman S
Palace Sleepers and fine Day Coaches,
Especially for morers) equipped with
Miller's 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
~ithout chauge!!T For information in
regard to time tables, rates, DC, to any
point in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Col
orado, Texas or California, call upon or
address S. H. THOMPSON, Agent, Missou-
ri Pacific Railroad, Columbus, Ohio; or
E. A. FORD, Genl Passenger Agent, St.
Louis, Mo. ..- ...... -.--.
No trouble to ans,cer questions! ..
mch26,IS72
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CIrcus and Menagerie.

zfhe announcement of the coming OF
Sells Brothers Quadruple Alliance, a
combination claiming attractions eclips-
ing any Tier three shows in America, has
created a decided sensation among
am i ruent patrons in this village. of
coyl all sh6wswhich peregrinate under
the name of circus or menagerie, produce
more or less commotion on account of
their visits being only occasional; but
the establishment advertised on another
page of this issue has an experience so
large and fame so extensive, thai the
possibility of failure to give the people
the worth of their money is not admit
ted; and we would advise those of our
readers who desire to witness a first class
entertainment toIvisitit. HIH
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Dea,h Of Ewart n. Morris.

We gave, in the last issue of the
SPIRIT, all the information that had then
reached here concerning the melancholy
circumstances attending the death of
our townsman, EWARr H. MORRIS, son
of Jas. R. MoRRls. The deceased, we
are informed, had been in the employ
of the Kentucky Central Railroad for
two years and four months, and the
greater part of that time as q clerk in
the. General Ticket Office at tCovington.
Recently, preferring more active duties,
he changed to the position he occupied
at the time Of his death. His age was 2e
years, Hrnonthsland1s days. >,
MraMoRRis has kindly permitted US
to eopy,tbe following letter from Hon.
GEO. II. PEsDEEroN, President of the
road, though not written for publica-
ton: $3.50 s=N-F
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(For the Spirit.)

On Tuesday, the 2lst ult. as Mrs Pheb;
Bracey and her two eldest daughters were go
ing from home, they started up the hill, neal
the widow YohOe'sa mile below koehlers mill
they were walking and leading their horses
when one of the horses kicked her, first in the
side and then in the breast, killing her instantly
Mrs. Bracey had been worthy member of the
Disciple Church for twenty four years, and
grace added potent charms to a naturally amia
be disposition From the time of her conver
sion to the moment of her death she gave con-
tinuous and convincing proof of the depth and
genuineness Of her religious experience. She
was always Christian worker had no known
enemy. Though living deeply spiritual life,
mere petiSm and religious sentimentaliSm
found little favor with her Her religion was
more than sentiment-it was passion: more
than Il theory-it was emnently practical; more
than enioying-it was doing under the con-
straining power of ;ove for Christ. She was
familiar with her Bible and hymn-bonl, and
often referred to some beautiful passages cx-
preSsive of a high degree of religious expert
ence and attainment.
There's another grave made on the green
Another turf-green hill;
For they have laid our mother there,
With hands all cold and chill.
She was frail. gentle bud,
That bloomed but to decay;
With mornings sun she oped her eyes,
With eve she'd passed away;
Seventy-seven spring-time seasons shed
Their bright flowers DER her life,
But now our mothers with the dead,
Released from pain and strife.
Sees gone to bloom in Paradise
In the garden of our Lord;
"For let the faithful come to me-"
These are our Savior's words.
And she has gone we should not grieve,
For she is happier far:
She died on earth in Heaven to live,
Where shining angels are;
Afar beyond the glorious star
On which we gaze at even:
In fancy we see mother there
She beckons US to Heaven.
We feel on earth the broken tie
The silken chain is riven:
But another chants the Savior's praise,
Meath the brighter light of Heaven;
And she is one-our angel mother
Of all that glorious throng
That stands around the Great White Throne
And Him who sits thereon,
A golden harp is in her hand. g.s
A crown is on: her brow
We would not WOO her back to earth,
She's with her Savior now.
LETTIE BRACEY.
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wThe wild geese do not regard DR..
AYERS wisdom in migrating north-sueh
immense numbers of them as are flying
over us now, while his almanac says ::
"Bleak and clustering about this time,
with heavy Cedar Rapids Ia.
Times, March 8.
We were too fast last week in our item
on the conflict between DR.. AVER and the
wild geese. The Doctors science beat
their instinct this time. Not for years
have we had such snow-storm as that of
last Sunday. The snow lies three feet
deep on level in Minnesota and two feet
in Wisconsin, while the storm has swept
from the Atlantic to the Rocky Noun
tains. Snow fell to various depths as far
south as Denver, Fort Union and Santa
Fe. Learned as we believed Dr. AVER in
the arcana of nature, and wonderful as
we knew his medicines to be, we we're not
prepared for so signal an instance of his
superiority, not only over the wise men,
but the wisest of animals whose instinct
is considered unfailing. We drive up the
peg, more firmly than ever, over oul
hearth for Ayers American Almanac
Cedar RAPIDS Times, March 10.
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KENTUCKY CENTRAL RAILROAD
% r PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
eoviSaros, KY., May ,ae, ls72.)

C0VtN6TON, Ai., hoy ~, io'~'J
Mr.. DEAR MORRIS: i was greatly
oriesed I'D he obliged to send you such
sad news on Friday last. |. knew it
would distress you greatly; and this
knowledge added to the sorrow l felt at
Ewarts death. He had always been
industrious attentive to his duties; !;
r,,,,easant in his intercourse, and haG won
the good will of all his associates. My
relations to him, from old associations
with you, were of the most friendly
character; and my esteem grew with
nv nv knowledge Of him and his charac-
ter. ~ a.. i,4-.s.s, a :. :. ..r,a,.s t,9' -.
; His death was purely the result of ac,
cident. He was sitting on the top or
one of the cars of the train on which
he was brakesman, and when within a
few feet of an overhead bridge he rose
from his place and walked step OF
two towards the rear of the car, when
the lower. timber of the, bridge struck
him ahout the waist. Whether he did
moi see. the bridge, or thought he could
r. reach the other end of the car, we can
not not tell, ii all occurred 50 quickly that
neither the man who was sitting beside
him nor the one on the second real
ear, could give him an effective warning
. II was between eleven and twelve
-o'tlock in the morning of clear day
o'rheg bridge had been there for many
We, Years, rs and The usual whistle for a sta
lion not far,off, had been sounded.. H'
answered one or two questions IN mono
sylIables but it is douatfuful whethel
he had any consciousness of their pur
mort, or suffered any pain for the two
hours during which he lived. A phys
,ician, who lived near by, was with hln
in few moments, anG another was sen
for but did not reach him. Everythln!
possible was done to mitigate his suffer
inc, if he felt any; and afterwards hi
remains was as tenderly cared Tor as
thew had been those of my own son.
lsvmpathize most deeply with you, ant
Very truly yours,
GEO. Ii. PENDIEToN.
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CastOria..Is scientific vegetable

CastOria--Is scientific vegetable
preparation; a perfect substitute for and
more effective than Castor Oil-and is
pleasant to take. 1t cleanses the system
in most remarkable manner; does not
distress or grippe, but operates when all
other remedies have failed 1t is certain
to supercede Pills, Castor Oil, Narcotic
Syrups and all other purgative and excit.
ing medicines. The Castoria contains
neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol.
By its emolient, soothing effect, it assimi.
lates the food and produces natural sleep
particularly adapting it to crying and
teething children. 1t cures Stomach
Ache, Wind Collie, Constipation, Flatu-
lency, Groups and kills Worms. Make
your Druggist send for it; he will always
keep it, as every family must have it. 1t
costs but fifty cents bottle.
J.B. ROSE & Co., SO Broadway, N. Y.
my14w4.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. ALE
y Gottlieb Schmotz
VS..
John Wall ct ux. ,s..,.-

DY virtue of a n execution to me directed
| from, the Probate Court of Monroe county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door OF
the court house, in the town of Woodsfeld.
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and A
o'clock p. m, on s,.E o},F
Saturday, The 18th day Of June, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit. a....
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty-two, township two
of range four containing forty acres and
eleven hundredths. al2
Also, lthe southeast quarter of the seuth
west quarter of section thirty two, township
two of Jange four, containing forty acres and
fsleven hundredths, situate in Monroe county,
Ohio. aud of the land in the District hereto
ors subject to sale at Marietta, now Chilli
eothe.
Appraised at 81, 200.
+ ]. p. sPRIGGs,
I myI4w5. Mas. Conn.,, NJ. G. o.
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~ JACOB T. MORRILL,, badly de-
feated candidate for Probate Judge, is.
sued q circular during the campaign
charging Mr.. JOSEPH G. CAssIL, of this
Office and the Editor with ''fraud and
corruption because his name did not
appear on the tickets of Mr.. CEHRs.-
The only fraud we had any knowledge
of during the campaign was that Nor
RILL appealed to his ..former twelve OIL
fifteen hundred friends" that was Ger
tainly fraud and very small one too
We shall attend to his Circular in oul
| next ISSUE
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Cinclnnau Live stock Market.
}. GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
MONDAY EVENING. Nav

MONDAY EVENING, May 27.
The receipts at these yards, for the
week ending this date are. as follows
1862 head Cattle, $50 head Sheep, $500
head Hogs.
CATTLE-Market opened dull, and
prices, range lower. We quote com.
mon to extra butchers Cattle at $3a5
70, shipping Cattle S5 75a6.
SHEEP-Receipts light and prices
range as follows: Common to extra S.
50a4 Is. Lambs 50 50a3 Is per head
HOGS-Receipts liberal; market
slow, and if anything prices are shade
lower. Stock Hogs 50 Toad, shipping
Hogs S4a4 IS, good to extra butchers
Hogs 81 15a4 80. Nothing left ovel
unsold
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-04

NTher Democracy Of this county
nominated their candidates for Probate
Judge, Commissioner and Infirmary Di-
rector on the 1stinst. We, shall present
the proceedings of the nominating Con-
vention, which met on the Sd inst, in our
next issue, together with the vote of the
county by townships.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-04
EEWe learn that Mr.. LOUIS SHUMA

EF-We learn that Mr.. LOUIS SHUMA-
CHER, son Of JosEPH ScHMAcHER, who
resides about "a mile northeast of this
place was seriously injured on the 9th
ult., by a tree falling upon him. He had
cut tree down which fell upon another; Z;
he then fell another upon that, but failed
toget either to the ground. Determined
tohave them down he commenced chop
Plug the tree that held. the others up,
when one fell and caught him, bruising
his body, and, tits thought, injuring him
~ orp ol1y .vs.-. --..-
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The STANFORD Mail Route.

We have received information that eau
ses us to believe the carrier on this route
is rather negligent tits alleged that he
does not go regularly to Masterton with
the mail, going or coming, because that
place is considerably out of the way
THs isalf wrong and the eaffier, if the
allegation is true, should be relieved i'm
mediately. If he is interested in the con-
tract he should be reported to the Depart
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-04
Failure OF the Treaty,

LONDON. May 30-1he British Gov,
eminent considers that negotiations with
the American Government with regard
to the Treaty of Washington have fail
ed. The Government will inform Par.
lament that it will Withdraw from arbi.
tration at Geneva.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-04

ANTIOCH SELECT SCHooL.-This school,
under the control of Mr.. ENoCH MARTIN,
is considered, by those who know, to be
one of the best in Monroe County. Mr..
MAkTIN is ar educator of the correct
sort and very pleasant gentleman. See
advertisement in another column.
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This County

Is entitled to six delegates in the Dem
ocratic State Convention, to be held at
Cleveland, on Thursday, the 9th day
of June. We presume the Democratic
No minating Convention which meets to-
day, Monday, will appoint or elect them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-06-04
nE-SrEpHEN DouGHERTY, defeat

EE STEPHEN DoUGHERTY, defeated
candidate for Infirmary Director, COM
planned to the people, we learn, that this
paper had not treated him fairly, be-
cause the Editor inserted "third term
in his announcement. That was the
truth, wAich We supposed our readers
desired, whether it pleased Mr. DoUeH
ERTY or not When the people com.
plain then we shall think we did injus
tice to him by stating facts, but net un,
til then.