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Notice of VIII.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last will
~ and testament of Peter Aushutz late of
Ohio township. Monroe county, Ohio, together
with the record sthereof,was destroyed by fire
on The 18th day of June. 1867 and that a dulv
certified copy thereof was admitted to record
in my Office on the 18th day of July, ls72,and
recorded therein,
s.ss1 50. T. 0. CASTLE,
jy23w3 Probate Judge NJ. G. o.
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PROLIFIC. learn from Mr.. ISAAC
M CosLEY. that black copperhead
snake was killed in Green township one
day last week, and from it 81 young
snakes were taken Their length was
from three to six inches each.
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Mexican Revolution.

New York, July pa. special dis
patch from Matamoras says that the ban
ished Revolutionists are returning to
Mexico Telegraphic communicatiou
viii be opened to the city of lMeSicS 10 q
few days. Rocha and the Revolutionary
chiefs are to hold a conference on the 29th
at Monterey. The revolution is virtually
at an end.
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FAkM FOR SALE.-Mr. GEO. ScHwIYe
or Cameron, this county. offers for sale
his farm Oh Sdnfsh Greek. 1t is located
on the line Of the Bellaire, W oodsield and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, and is well improved.
See advertisement. 49,
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We invite the cooperation of men Of
all parties who are opposed to the pres.
ent corrupt Administration, and are in
favor of change, having for its objec,
the supremacy OF the civil authorities
and the complete overthrow Of the bayo.
net despotism now in power
WALTER C. HOOD, Chairman.
HENRY R. WEST Secretary.
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E%The Fair grounds will be consid.
erably enlarged and improved this sum-
mer. The track will be made one-third
Of mile. The Fair takes place on
W wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the
18th, 18th and 18th days of September.
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kEThe members OF the ,Woodsfeld
Brass Band went to GAINESVILLE on
Tuesday, the 30th ult., by invitation. to
visit several German friends who recent
" returned from visit to the father.
land. They returned on Wednesday,
having been kindly treated, feasted and
banoueted to their hearts content.
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NOTICE TO STONE CUTTERS.

Sealed proposalsswil be received up to
September 2,for a new flag stone pave
ment in front and on South side of court
house lot; flag stone to be squared, pave
ment 20 be nine feet wide; bond must be
given for. the faithful performance ot
contract; the Commissioners reserve the
right to refuse one or all the bids.
By order of Commissioners. es-
jy23w4. M HoEFFLER.- Auditor
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Fifteenth Congressional Distric,
COnyentiOik.


The Democracy of The counties COM
posing the 18th Congressional District of
Ohio: Athens, Meigs, Monroe. Morgan
and Washington, are requested to select
delegates to represent their counties in a
Convention to convene at MARKETS., Ohio,
on EF TYJ
Thursday, the 18th day O. August, 1872,
for the purpose Of placing IN nomination
a candidate to represent the District in
the Congress Of the United States
The several counties are entitled to
representation in the Convention upon
the basis of one vote for every 100 votes
cast for Governor at the October election
in S7l,and one vote for every fraction
of so votes, or over cast at the same elec
ton:
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Notice.

4 Ii persons aie hereby warned not to buy
y promissory note given by rae to NJ. G.
Srarbreok Il Co. Said note calls for fifty dol
lars, dated July IS, 1872, aud payable four
months after date. Said uote was obtained
by false and fraudulent representations made
to me by one Stephen Buskirk, who repre-
sented himself the agent of said NJ. C. Star
breck 4 Co. jy30w3. BIT. MELLorT.
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NOTICE TO TOWN AND TOWN
SHIP TREASURERS.

!, You are hereby notified that the funds
due each township and town. at the Au
cnst settlement, should be drawn August
81, % and %. You are requested to
draw the funds on the days named.
A certificate Of election from the Clerk
is required. -s7 Al HoEEFLER,
aug6w3. Auditor N. c. o.
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wMr. JOHN JORDAN has started q
tin shop in Beallsville. John is a first
rate workman and very clever fellow.
'Tis said he removed V BcaIIsviiIc be,
cause the Sweet Williams were more
plentiful there than in this section.
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From the Mariettian
Fifteenth Congressional District.

The Liberal Republicans Of the coun'
ties composing the Fifteenth Congress.
ional District are requested to meet in
Convention at Marietta, on Thursday,
August Is, 1872, at 10 A NJ. for the
purpose of organizing fol the campaign,
nominating candidate for Congress,
and transacting such other business as
may be deemed necessary. A liberal
attendance is desired. s
! +. WINCHESTER,
State Central Com.
July 27. 1879.
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~A little son, aged eight years, of
Mr.. BERTRAND, who lives on the Afford
farm, was considerably injured on Fri.
day last by wagon passing over his
hreast.
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EThe surveying party on the Bell
aire, Woodsfield & GAINESVILLE Railroad
resched. this place last week. having
survey ed the route from Clarington.--
From here they run through to the line
of the NJ. 4 z. R. R in Noble county.
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EyzA female child in Wayne town
ship, this county, has two perfect
tongues. 1t can put one or both out at
pleasure. Won't her husband have q
Jolly old time. just think of it, two
tongues firing ct him at the same time.
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DrED.-At Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
on the 9th day of July, of paralysis
WILSON S. WARNER, aged 80 years, II
months and 8 days. The deceased re
moved to Usage county. Kansas, five
years since.
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EpsEYs HACK LlNE.-This lihe is
now permanently established between
Barnesville and woodsfeld. The pro-
prietor has the mail contract ami runs a
hack, each way, every day III the week,
Sundays excepted. The passenger fare
has been reduced to 81 so, and express
packages are carried at about one'hali
less than former rates. See Advertise
ment. "5
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sAslp. advertisements;
Farm 'fof Sale.

AT CAMERON, MONROE co, o.
7 - esgzsss nos l-sssw easSAs .ais
THE undsrsigasa olfsts for sale HIS farm
/ adjoining the town of Cameron, on Sun.
fsh creek, containing $ y s'teaa eet ss5se'E'
SIXTY -EIGH I A C R h s..
There are sixty Ave acres Of tie land cleared,
aud under good, fencing. Twenty acres are
fne bottom land. Two dwelling houses. one
store house, one barn. two stables, two corn
cribs, and other improvements. The route
Of the. Beflaire, Wooisfsid aud GAINESVILLE
Railroad passes through this land, =
For terms and other particulars oall on, or
address, - - GEORGE SCHWING,
aug6ml, eis,ss Cameron, Monroe Co., 0.
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The measles have been in almost
every family in town during the past
two months, but no deaths have resulted
from them to the present time.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOB THE wHIsKHRs. : Il

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care to restore gray or faded 8
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and effeotually accomplish
this result. 1t Is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, MI Use SKI
For saleby J. I. Judkins, aooisSeld -isn9r
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~A dwelling house on the farm Of
A. d. DRIees, East Of town, was burn,
ed down one day last week 1t is not
known in what manner the fire origina
ted.
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
IS to effoctually purge out the great csrl
ruptions Of the blood, such as the scrplhlous
and syphilitio contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurkcd In the systsn
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti,
dote, and disappear. Hence Its wcndorful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOfula, and al scrofnlous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches
Bells. Pimples, PustuleS, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
Los, letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, R1ngwOrm, and internal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus. Stomach,
and Liver. Il also cures other oorns
plants to which 1t would not seem. especi-
ally adapted, such as Dr0psy, Dyspep-
sia Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness, Debility, and
LeucOrrh9a, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofulous poisons. ad 4Hct.
It Is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing thsg
appetite and vigor Of the digestive organs
1t dissipates the depression and ,istless laa-
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder,
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease Il
life. 80 ssalt I'D
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xFHon. Horace GREELEY's letter &C
cepting the Democratic nomination fol
the Presidency, will be found on our frs,
page.ss
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An NOU NC E NJ E N rs

EDS. SPIRIT: Please announee the maine of
THxoDoRB o CASTLE, tie present Incumbent as
an independent candidate for Probate Judge'
at the ensuing 0croBsR ELECTION,
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ey-Tbe GRANTEES crv out "There is nothing

eB The GRANTEES cry out There is nothing
like leather"
A saying that carries as much weight as q fssth-
What has leather to do with governing this ma,
Or can leather keep Grant from. shonoring his
station? 90 &
1t amt leather we want, but a statesman with
brains,
To preserve this Republic from Grantism's fcu
stains.
We don't want man that has nothing bu,
leather
The great ship of state to steer in rough wealth
But man with firm will, and a soul above lu
! ere,
Who knows naught Of bull pup, whisky, OIL
:, euchre.
Then down with the leatherheads, and all theil
| vile clan.
And up with Horace Greeley, u square, homes
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One Of the signs Of the Times.
!,
What e. ID. Nj. Knows About Salem
Township.

MoRRow.sO, July %.
To the Editor Of the Commercial; 80
Whereas,in an article written by f D
Mansfield, published in the Cincinnati
Gazette Of July l3, it was stated that
there were but three Republicans ip Sa
lem township, Warren County, Ohio,
who would vote for Horace Greeley, tie
Liberal Republican candidate for Presi
dent
We, the undersigned, formerly Repub-
lcans, residingin the above township, do
now declare and publish before the peo-
pie of the United States that we will
voto far uor,oo Croola,,. Fl fef'
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EEMiss AGNES SMITH commenced a
select school, in the Union School bull
ding, last week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-08-06

RPost-office editors are opposed to
betting this campaign. They have sud
Denly learned that it is highly imrioral.
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The True Republican, Swedish pa.
per in Henry County, Illinois, is out for
Greeley, and says the Swedes will rally
TO his flag.
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E%The GREELR4 AND Brown Club
perfected its organization in this place on
last Saturday evening.
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FRUIT CANSl. FRUIT CANS!

II you want sound and perfect fruit
cans, call at the tin shop one door south
of A. SCHUMACHER meat shop, south
end of pnblic square west side.
iy30m2 -. HOLIDAY, Timer.
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The Campaign Spirit.
To january 1, 1873, for so Cents.
SEND IN YOUR CLUBS.

We will send the SPIRIT from August
l to January l, five months, to clubs OF
ten, or more, for
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Noble County Items.

July q, 1879.
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LOCAL NO TIC ES.

n8 Notices in this column ,oin be chqre.
ed 10 censper lne. 4 reduction aeM B,
made for notices runnnq 2, 3 & months
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Ayers = 4 aa1a ,.l.a
Sarsaparilla..,

- hts 4ll'stfa -
], widely known
as one of the most
eaectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
stanilygowingrep-'
utatipn, based on its
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MApRrD, July 27. Observation-Disclosures

MApHrp July 27 AAnsoficialreport
is made 10 the Department Of War, an,
nouncing the total defeat of Castillo S
band Of Carlists, numbering one thousand
men, in the north of Spain. Thirteen OF
the Carlists were killed and forty.five cap.
tured, ten Of whom were wounded, The
defeated insurgents carried ify of their
wounded With them. skaSEsws
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HWoodsfeld is SS7 feet above the
mouth of Standing Stone Run.
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HHay is selling at ninety cents per
hundred pounds in this market.
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EEA short story will be found on our
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Publisher of The SPIRIT.
Report of the Monroe County Bible
Society.

Report of the Monroe County Bible
Society.
The 35th anniversary meeting OF the
Monroe County Bible Society, auxiliary
to the American Bible Society, was held
in Baresville on the 23d of June last, BY
Rev.WM HERR, General Agent for South
ern Ohio. The financial condition of the
Society shows the following:
Value of books on hand June %,
1872, S245 81
Credit on Bible account, at Bible
| House, New York. 20 19
Total assets Of the Society, $275 G6
The following persons were elected to
serve as officers for the ensuing year, 10
wit:
President-N. HoLLrsrER.
Vice President-Dr. BoIcE.
Secretary-H. B. HILL.
Treasurer-D. NEUHARr.
Depositary-P. SCHUMACHER, Jr.
Esecutipe Committee-FRED. MUHLE,
MAN, S. HoEFER, w. F. HUNTER, Jr., G..
H. DAVENPORT and J. o. AMOS.
II. B. HILL, Sec.
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THROUGH FARE REDUCED FROM
Sc tosI 80. es $50
--,ss -, so s-of1
The Mail Line Always as Cheap as
any Other. ~
COMPETITION ssEF1ED.

ra7iDg secured this Contract for carving ths
n ted states mail, the subscriber will run
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say is-a" n u nitact = = oiiiis = sOaftsls
'Fhere are now seven outspoken Gree
ley Republicans who were absent and
could not he seen.
Also, eleven Republicans who posi-.
lively assert that they will vote for
Greeley, and are willing to sign their
names to that effect Besides as many
more who are "on the fence"
Now, if this is not satisfactory, let
."E D. NJ produce list Of all bis
GRANTEES, and we will show him MA
jority of from twenty-five to forty fol
Greeley, in a township that gave up to
seventy eight majority for Grant
AS goes Salem 50 goes the county.
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@The blackberry crop is short this
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CO NJ Ne f R G I A [, !.
WOODSFIEbD PRODJCE VA ARKET

coRRRcrgn WEEKLY BY HsrrRREs & NORRIS.
:. SErusDAy, August 8, 1872.
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O'CONOR DECLINES.
The Way IL Appeared to . LOCKER.
on.

The Way 1t Appeared to q LOCKER
| on.
From the Louisville Ledger.l
Never did the wires thrill with more
mournful intelligence than when, on
Wednesday afternoon, they flashed
along Mr.. O'Color's modest refusal to
be gibbeted before the American people
as Blanton Duncan's candidate for
President. The telegram may be hon-
estly classed as a sockdolager. 1t
came with the terrible force OF an
aerolite. 1t went through the Conven.
tioa like dozen earthquakes dancing
Virginia reel. There was sulphur.
GUS smell all around the Court House,
owing to the emphatic exclamations
Of the delegates. in which the supposed
evidence OF his Satanic Majesty was
alluded to in no complimentary terms.
There was tidal wave and q ground
swell at the same time. In q moment,
in the twinkle OF a cats eye-quicker
than man could say Jack Robinson
the placid surface Of things changed
to groans OF dispair. "Pon my honor"
said one, "OConor has bursted our po>
litical corner, and by one rash political
flash, has played universal smash"
Just as we had fred our biggest
gun. OConor saws he wont run. The
news is out, we are up spout, and
Blanton Duncan got the gout. The
disaster is too big for a plaster. The
truth must be tod: We are sold.
Shall we furl our banner and confess
that's what's the matter with Hannah ?
Never, by all the gods at once; we can
find another Ounce. These thousand
delegates, most OF whom are political
straiyhts, can find a man in the United
States who, for a consideration, will let
US give him q nomination. So beat
the hewgag, assemble the ragtag, fling
out the big flag, reinstate the credentlal
gag. We must stave off or burst, tor
| It is clear, to die here, without cheer
or a tear, would appear, to those we
hold dear, as wondrous queer. So
rattle the gravel, remount the swivel,
guard against intrusion, down with con-
fusion. Let's 90 at it again, with might
and main, keep sharp lookout for
Train, and 60 for o Conor again.
Look up the bribes, count the
| tribes, and roar louder than ever be-
fore. We have a lion that we can die
on, and when he shows his claws, and
opens his jaws, then let the applause
deluge the house, Tor the mountain has
labored and brought forth mouse"
Thus and thus, with splutter and fuss
and rant, the miserable fzzle gotten up
for Grant, with precious little thinking
but an ocean OF drinking, chawing and
yawing, it met, it set, it bet, it Dragged 1,
it wagged, it gagged, it died,
Amid all the dirt no one is hurt, 80
much chaff, and such small quantities
OF grain, created laugh. for never was
seen such a rickety political thrashiag
machine. We cay good bye fly, take
the train and never, no never, come
back again
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produce enough to supply your own
miners. Now it is no longer doubt,
as your vast exports attest. In your
city scarcely recognize q single land
mark. Then San Francisco was mar
row strip, hedged in between sand hills
and the bay; now great city, in which
do not see one house or street that /
remember. And tonight / can only
give you q repetition of subject that
is well nigh thresdbsre, and that you
must all be weary of-thanks. For you
Califoruians are 80 warm.hearted and 80
perfectly overwhelm your friends with
kindness that you must surely be tired
of hearing compliments. / can only
cay that / desire to thank you from the
bottom of my heart for this kind well
come, and TO express the warmest and
most unfeigned pleasure that | feel at
this cordial and touching welcome by
my friends of California. thank you
for your kindness in coming here to see
me, and l will say to you in parting
that wish you all the prosperity and
wealth and happiness that you 30 richly
deserve and will be 80 sure to gain.
I Cheers
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CINCINNATI.
The Keck.JOh nson Suit.

CINCINNATI, September 9.-The suit
which was brought by J. L. Keck, o.
this city, against j. Brooks johnson, o.
Chicago. principal, and E. T. & L. T
johnson, of this city, sureties, was
brought to close to-day on Change
The action grew out o: the alleged non
fulfillment of q contract for 1000 barrels
Of mess pork, made July 26, at Chicago
Mr.. Keck. the plaintiff, states that the
pork was loaded in the cars here for
Chicago. when J. Brooks Johnson re.
fused to accept it; but he afterwards
got possession Of 1880 barrels by the aid
Of the Johnsons, who had guaranteed
for the Chicago purchaser E. T. IL L.
7. Johnson, the defendants, claim that
the purchaser was here on the day OF
the delivery Of the pork, ready to pay
for it, but declined to do so unless Keck
guaranteed that the number Of pieces
had been correctly marked on the bar
rels, which Keck refused to do, 1880 of
the barrels coming to the purchaser
and the other $40 not being consigned,
The action to-day at the Chamber of
Commerce was upon the motion to
expel E. T. Il L. T. Johnson from the
Chamber of Commerce, the Board OF
Examination appointed by the Chamber
having found them guilty OF unmercan.
tile conduct. 1t elected much contro-
versy and created great excitement
among the business men. After two
hours discussion, the motion to expel
the defendants was lost by vote OF l26
to l66.
At the close Of the meeting the Presi-
dent rose and rendered his resignation
as a candidate delegate to the National
Board OF Trade, saying that he did not
wish to represent body not in favor
of maintaining commercial integrity.
Messrs. Workman, James Glenn AMI
y. S. Jones similarly declined.
The probabilities are that the pork
packers and provision dealers will or
ganize An independent Chamber of
Commerce. They mold meeting to-
morrow to take action upon the matter.
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NEW YORK.
Statue OF Walter Scott.

New YORK, September 9-The much
talked of bronze statue of Walter Scott
arrived Saturday. He occupies sitting
position wrapped in Scotch plaid, his
faithful, favorite dog at his feet.
Various Scotch societies in Highland
costume and the Twenty-ninth regi-
ment of High!anders will parade.
The German Eight Hour League.
The German Eight Hour League,
whose strike for q reduction of hours
resulted 80 disastriously few weeks
ago, yesterday. at a meeting of the
League to wind up affairs, the Speaker
urged that the cause must still be
maintained, and intimated that at a
future day the strike would be snc-
cessful.
The Maine Election.
Dispatches received at the headquar'
ters of the Union League give encoura'
ging news from Maine. The majority
for the Republicans is at least 10000
Blaine and Hale are elected by large
maiorities.