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snce, founded on proof, that no harm can arise
nom its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis-
order must be Of immense service in the com.
munties where it prevails. Prevention is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks OF this baleful dis
temper. This "CURE" e1pels the nliasmatic
poison Of FEVER AND AGUR from the system,
and prevents the development Of the disease, II
taken on the first approach OF It's premonltory
symptoms. 1t Is not only the best remedy ever
also the cheapest. Tho large quantity We sup.
ply for a dollar brings 1t within the reach Of
everybody; and in bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGUE prevails, everybody should
have it, and use it freely, both for cure and pro-
lection 1t is hoped this price Will place 1t within
the reach Of all-the poor as well as the rich.
A great superiority OF this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Intermttents is, that 1t contains no Qui.
nine OF mineral; consequently it produces no
ouinism or other Injurious effects whatever upon
the constitution. Those cured by 1t are leN as
healthy as if they had never had the disease.
Fever and Asue Is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis.
order. arise from its irritation, among which
sre Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache
Blindness, roothache, Esrache, CataTrh Asth
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and derangement of the Stomach, all Of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the In.
sermttent type, or become Pencdlesl. ihis
consequently cures them all alike. 1t is an In.
valuable protection to immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing in the mala-
rious districts. If taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the infection, that will be ex'
creted nom the system, and cannot accumulate
IN sufficient quantity to ripen into disease.
Hence it is even more valuable for protection
than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter.
mttents il they avail themselves OF the protec'
non this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid.
ity of the Liver, lis an excellent remedy, stirr.
uiating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro-
ether medicines fall.
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Praesioo, and analytical Chemists.
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Mrs, DR.. Mary Walker is allowing her
hair to grow, snl there is a CHASTITY ru-
nor th,t she is going to purchase a
chigRon.
The Illinois River has continued fro
zen over aimee early in November, . fact
almost unprecedented
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EEWe learn that Mr.. JOHN GRlF'
rITH, of Jerusalem, this county, was re-
Gently elected President of the National
Store Company in that place. A very
good selection.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Eth
~ day of March, lS72the undersigned was
appointed, by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, Bxecator OF the last will AMI
testament of Maria Widner, deceased, late Of
Ohio township.
mchl2w3. PBTKR FAUNKHAUSER.
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IR. IL. CLARK, Of ST, Clairasille,
enters into partnership, On April LIST,
with the Stationery and printing firm of
G. S. NEwCoMB & Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
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Administrators Notice.

kTOTfCR is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as Administrator oil the estate of
Thomas Dyer, late Of Monroe county, Ohio,
deceased. s. 4. DYER,
febi2w3
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The heaviest Judge Of the Supreme
Court is Judge Clifford of Maine. He
weighs sos pounds, while Judge Davis
of Illinois, the candidate Of the Labor
Reformers for President, weighs 2s5
pounds only.
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HWe learn til:

rWe learn that Prof. w. c. PoR,
TER, trainer Of trotting, pacing and
running horses, intends to remain in
Woodsfeld, during this season, as a
trainer. He stands first in the .profes-
aion
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-19

SJudge CHAMBERS viii preside at
the term of Common Pleas Court that
commences on the 26th inst.
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Administrative Notice.

NJ oTIcE is hereby given that the under
IN .igsed has been appointed, BY the Pro-
bate Court Of ksnrss county, 0Ais, Admin
istratrix Of the estate of Reuben Landis Late
Of Monroe county. Ohio, deceased.
HsASwS. NANCY LANDB.
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@Ws send the SPIRIT to single sub
soribers 1t 81 per annum six months 81.
No postage on the SPIRIT in Monroe
County.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ENHEREAs, my wife. Jane Fisher having
w left my bed and board, without just
cause or provocstion, this is to notify all per-
sons not to harLor OF trust her OF M account, ,as
l will pay no debts of her contr scting.
noll9g3 GARRISON FISHER.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed. by ths Ere
bate Court Of ksnros county. Ohio, Adninis
traitor Of the estate Of ". W. Wtse, d,sd
nchl2w3. JAMES BUCHANAN,
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HGEoRGE o. DAVENPORT, Esq, of
Wheeling, West Va, formerly of Woods
field, is member of the West Virginia
Constitutional Convention.
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On Tuesday. March s6, 1872

That being the first day Of Court, to de
termine the time for holding the Conven-
ton to nominate county officers. The
following is a list Of the Committee
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w F Q 3 T e r., M D.,
Physician and Surgesn.
JTAVINa psrnanently located in Malaga
III O., tenders his professional services ts
the town and eiEhborhsod.
Once in room formerly .sceapisd BY Dr.
Hodgin. nev2sns.
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No one remedy Is louder
called for by the necessities OF
tho American people than =
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with a perfeos
certainty that it will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
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Yoke of ssNca sar Sale.

From to years old, one mile west .
New Castle, Monroe County Ohio
Terms-Cash or credit.
feb23w3 GEo MFR.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed oil the affections which arse
from mslarious, marsh, q rniasmatio
poisons.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-19

RIVE have it from good authority
that wool will command 50 and 80 cents
per pound the coming season.
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~ Advertise your farms, houses and
other property for sale, in the SPIRIT.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

@ Notices in this column ,oiN be charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. 4 reduction ,oiU be
made for notices running 2, 3 & 6 months,
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Notice to Pensioners.

By recent law OF Congress, ali invalid
pensions date at the time Of discharge,
and the time Of making application is
extended to July l, 1874. A widow who
drew pension, and sfterward married, is
entitled again to receive pension during
her second widowhood.
All invalid pensioIets who drew only
from the time Of fling last evidence, or
from date of application, are now entitled
to receive a pension from date Of dis
charge.
Anos e. Spriggs, of Woodsheld,
Ohio, will attend promptly to all such bu
s:ness.
Beware Of ClainAgeutS ftsmAbrsadl
Your business can be attended to, cheaper
and better, by your home agents.
Bring your pension certificates with
you. AMOS q SrKIass'
Claim agents and Attorneys,
ians1.t Woods ne!d, Ohio.
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned win offer for sale his farm,
ONTAIN ING l6O ACRES!
of land, lying one and a fourth miles east Of
Wood-feld, This land will.be sold in tracas.
viz: 100 acres or 40 acres, or the whole, as,
purchasers may select.
The improvements are ons frame dwelling
house, in good repair; the outbuiIdings are
good. two orchards containing the best fruits
OF all kinds.
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Ayers Oathsrtic Pills,

For the relief and
cure Of all derange
ments in the ston-
sch, liver, and bow.
oils. They arc . mild
sperient, and an
excellent purgatvs.
Being purely vese-
table, they contain
no mercury or mMc-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
aI hu thnlr tiyn al0
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Administr

kwThere are three interesting stories
on our first and fourth pages.
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E l G HTY A c 4 E S

of this land Is under cultivation. the remain
der is wslI timbsredr Allof it is Well water
ed and under good fencing. Immediate pos.
Session will he given:
TsKMs-To suit purchasers. Pawn ents to
he secured to the satisfaction o. the under
signed.
Address. HENRY MASON.
mch4w4. Woodsfeld, Monro Co %.
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9JoRDAN & HOLIDAY have the
street lamps finished
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Democrats,

Remember the election on Monday, the
1st day Of April,
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All Guardians,

administrators and Executors, indebted,
in the Probate Court, to JOHN S. WAY,
deceased, BY note or account, are reques-
ted to call upon the undersigned between
this date and April l, 1872, and make
payment of the same. After thst date
the accounts will be placed in the hands
of IN Attorney for collection.
II R. WEST,
Narch5N4. Administrator
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HThere are 239 pupils enrollel in
in the Union Schools.
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Tuition invariably required in advancs. No
deductions will be allowed for absence dur
ing the term, NOR will any money be refunded,
except in cases OF protraeted sickness.
ENOCH MARTIN. Principal.
Antioch, o., March 5, ls7t-td.
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Select School.

Select School.
The next regular session of the ANTIOCH
SELECT SCHOOL will commence on
NJ o n DAY. NAY C, 1sS2,
and continue ten weeks.
- 20: -
TERMS.
Common branches. ............... 81 90
Highst ................. 90
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AGENTS WANTED!

To sell the most taking instructive and uni
versaly sought after book issued Tor years,viz;
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Philadelphis Cattle Market.

log. cold in a retail way at s5a5 Is.
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Narch5N4.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Palmer Carman of Greenbush. a brakeman,
VA. Allied ON the River Railroad Saturday Croion
Two large saw mills at Wightsville Penn, be-
longing II smsl Sons burned Saturday. Loss $4,000
Messrs. Sayere d Sneed's iron fonndery in
Louisville, KY, Was burned sn FRIDAY Loss, S9ooi Insurance
$3.50.
49, The trial of David Nichols broker, in Boston,
charged with forging the Of Horace saunders to note Of *
resulted IN his acquittaL
THE shops attached 10 the rolling mills vt
Atkins BrOhenSa POtyie peuD, burned on SATURDAY, Loss
$l3,oOOj partially Insured
IA negro in Jail at Carthage, Tenn. charged
with rape White lady taken cut BY I've and hanged
and afterwsrd shot with pistol.
IA ire broke out in Lairds store on Saturday,
Bnghown and desroyei the sorhouse the Of the
bulldog storing grain also carpenter shop and barn belonging
MeIyane. the active the citizens the
prevented from spreading although water had to be brought
barrels pond quarter VI mile distant A. time The
roofs Of several hoaes b The ogn Of the ire unknown
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COURT.MARTIAL PROCEEDINGS.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May ia general Court
Martial, of which Gen D. d. Stanley President, has
been at Fort suy, Dakota Territory, and adj
journed yesterday TO reassembe at Fort Rice on the
10th of June. The only that reached trial was
that Of Capt L. H. Sanger Of the 18th Infantry, who
tried for seduction and abortion which resulted in the
death OF the VICTIM and for conspiracy against Capt
Donovan Of the regiment Capt. Donovan and one
two others were the only persons who knew OF San
gers guilt. Sanger entered into conspiracy with
Surgeon Goddard OF the regiment, with view of
came before Surgeon Goddard, who pronounced Dono-
be insane. and he at ordered to be con-
fined in the st. Elizabeth Hospital near Washington ID.
G.. He taken TO Washington in December last, but,
through the influence OF friends he obtained rehearing
OF his and the Surgeon there pronounced him per-
fecty He ordered back to his regiment, and
has been instrumental in bringing Sanger TO trial.
The findings OF the COurt-Martal have not yet been
made public, but II IL not doubted that Sanger will be
disgraced and suffer long Imprisonment. IL Ia under
stood that when the Court reassembles Surgeon God
dard will be tried on charge OF abortion and of consp
racy ia the same case
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and declaring that the people have changed tns
character II they sanction H.; but OF comment lko tns
nor trace was 20 be found IN Mr.. Reuters kilograms,
did IL appear IN the Geographic correspondence
OF the morning papers, xcept The Daily Ners no
there is reason for such impressions; and the
that IL Wise 10 close eyes and ears 10
everything that does not the immediate and COM
Portable settlement OF a troublesome difficulty. II may
true indeed It true the spirit manifested by
THE TRIBUNE fOrmidable there can be no doubt
that 10 Is impossible for the American Government
retreat from It's thrice affirmed position without more
disgrace than public men generally Wiling 10
accept; these are difficulties with which undoubtedly we
have TO count. But let ms tend that we haven't Leg
us say nothing about THE TRIBUNE and the feeling III
represents do let tell the country that IL exists
make people uncomfortable by suggesting that inc
American Government had 10 consider its position az
well relations with the British Cabinet such
appears to be the sort OF sentiment prevalent with me
Times and other papers and doubt IL is an easy ana
soothing But whether their concealments and sup
pressoBs 81 any avail whether there Is any good
Justice in them, IL another matter. We prefer,
for own part plain discovery and acknowledgment
Of the facts OF the and believe that they are none
the less for being hid and the greater for being
rack ned on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
CONDITION OF THE cgoroN AQUEDUcr

In recent statement concerning the eOndi-
ton of the interior OF the Croton Aqueduct, Comms-
sioner Van Mort says:
The aqueduct has been inspected by the Chief Engi
neer WHO passed entirely through 1t and personally OK
alnned every foot Of 1t from Croton Dam TO Manhattan
Vile. The aqueduct was found 10 general good cond
ton at few points slight repairs were needed
and made. To make proper examination 1t was neees
sary to entirely empty the aqueduct the water was for
ts purpose shut on at CrotOn Dam for AZ hours Dur
ing this time the supply Of water for the city was drawn
from the located in the city, which were
OF course drawn down several feet by the operation
out they have since been filed up and are now full to
highwser line. Since the reservoirs have been filled
systematic cleaning out of the entire system of mains
and pipes has been going by securing them cut by
means Of blowOfs and hydrants In time more or less
sediment ID collected in the bottom OF the pipes which
not only npars their capacity, but also slightly affects
the OF the water This securing out OF the pipes Is
now nearly completed.
The Chief Engineer says that the reports Of dead fish
or other putrd matter In OF the reservoirs are en-
rey untrue, aud that the writers Of all such statements
have been imposed upon by designing persons lie also
says that there is truth In the statement that the
water in its passage through the aqueduct is affected
by bad gases The aqueduct is not and has never
entirely full OF water nor are any OF the yentls
aqueduct closed but all OF them are open
and are Us free air passages as they ever were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES,

The Bank Of Belgium has raised it's rate of dis
count 70 five per cent
There were so deaths from smallpox in Phila-
dephA last week an Increase Of Is the previous week
80. The strike of the sailors at Southampton and
eniBg 10 sirike.
The Order of Victoria and Albert has been con-
Queen Victoria. ~
-, One hundred and fifty feet Of the tow-path OF
the Ene on. Saturday 20 below the canA poo"
at Big Nose II will tale about 10 day, Tor repair.
The Hon. L. b. Washburne the American Min
te yesterday morning presented RearAdm James Adep
handing the American feet European and onees OF MS
stan 10 Admiral Pothnsu, French Minister Of Marine.
.:..Natiyes Of Alsace and Lorraine, residing IN
san FRANCHISE 10 The number Of remain en. o.
France They marched 70 te French Consulate Saturday WIN e
Republic Of France.
AT meeting Of delegates of the various Ter
msh singing soees In Philadelphia yesterday II resolved 70 give
grand tohght honor Of Franz Abt the German com
Wednesday night On Friday night concert ~. be th a.
the Aestens ofhuc He viii rese. PlAss WecheseD t'
bOoa
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SERIOUS FIRES.
THE MOUNTAIN FIRES on THE HUDSON.

THE MOUNTAIN FIRES on THE HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, May 12.-Reports from
Chichester Ulster County, say that the mountain fires
there are three miles in length and that birds aud game
fleeing before the flames. The sight at night Is repre-
scented as being grand beyond description On Friday
all day. the smoke was dense the was 0bscured
the united efforts Of $50 alone saved the village
OF Chichester The atmosphere hot that at times
they had throw themselves face downward 10 avoid
suaocat0n. The greatest anxiety IL felt for rain.
FOREST FIRES IN PENNSYLVANIA
CARLISLE, Penn, May IA disastrous fire
has burning for the past six days South Noun
tain. 1t commenced in the vicinity OF the Pine Grove
furnaces To-day raging stronger than ever aud 1t
Is rapidly working down the mountain toward Holly
Spring large quantity Of has been destroyed.
LEAD WORKS BURNED.
PITTsBURGH, Penn, May 12.-The lead works
OF Fahnestock, Hazett Schwartz Lberty-st. took
fire this afternoon, and entirely destroyed to-
gether with the dwelling adjoining. Fahnestock Haz-
lett schwartzs loss il very large probably s5Oo,0oo
dollars insured for 6OOOs5Oo in each OF the follow
ing cornpanes North American Of philadelphia, Hart
ford of Hartford International OF New-York Delaware
Mutual OF Philadelphia, Union OF Bangor Me-, and the
balance In Pittsburgh companies
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CUBA.

THE WATCH OVER THE vIRGINiUS ABANDONED
PARDON OF THE HAVANA STUDENTS.
HAVANA, May 1.-THE Spanish nlan-of-war
Pizarro has arrive, Santiago dc Cuba from Aspinwa
having abandoned her vigilance the steamer Nr-
gnius ut the latter port account OF the arrival there
OF the United States steamer Kansas After consuIia-
ton between the commander of the Kansas and th'
American Consul at Aspinwa. the virginius was de-
clared an American ship, and her commander
then hoisted the American flag. The instru'-
tons Of the Spanish commander were TO watch
the Virginus as blockade-runner, ana .ni'
mission terminated on the acceptance OF the respond
bilty of the yirginus an American ship. The Ni-
ns left Aspinwa previous 10 the departure from mar
Manzano yesterday, but shortly returns to Canod'I
EmbarcadOrO. - - 80.
MADRID May II, 1872
Royal decree is published granting pardon TO the
Havana students who were convicted OF violating the
grave of Gonzales Casaon, in the cemetery near that
city, and sentenced TO the chain gang.
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ABA
MORE ExrRAvAGANr PRINTING JOBS.

MORE EXTRAvAGANT PRINTING JOBS
IRON TuE RFGrLAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, May 1.-THE Senate, this morning,
yielded to the pressure which has been brought to bear
on its members by the printing firms Of this city, and
passed all the printing jobs except the Red BOOK Inc
Red Book resolution will probably be taken up next
week and passed in the hurry and confusion OF the
closing hours Of the session. The senate's work this
morning, if the Chairman Of the Finance Committee
can be believed, will add about 100000 TO the cost Of
this years printing Nr. ID. p Wood. Who up to yes
teray appeared TO be strongly in favor OF Kidding the
State of the burden Of printing this Of medical
and scientific matter turned the scale III FAVOR OF eX-
trayagance. the vote slanding l0 tog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
DESPERATE FIGHT WITH PHILADELPHIA
POUGHS

PHILADELPHIA Penn. May i9.-This after
noon gang Of rowdies attacked number Of peaceabc
Germans Smiths Island, opposite the city. Three
special officers nterered and securing three took
them board the boat 10 bring them TO the city,
They followed by the gang OF roughs and fearful
fight took place on board In which several men were
badly injured The officers severely hurt On reach
ing city other officers their assistance, ana
running fight took place through the streets for "A
lance Of three squares. None Of the gang were
tured. One OF tine officers had his head cut and nh-
broken. Another terribly beaten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-13
STRIKE IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES

DETROIT, May 1.-THE Sheriff of HoughtOn
County Mich, and the Judge of the Circuit Court have
telegraphed Gov. Baldwin that 1900 men, employed in
the Heca, Calumet and schoocraft are on strike,
and committing outrages against the men who refuse
TO join them The property of the companies threat
ened with destruction and the civil authorities in
adequate 20 preserve the Troops asked for
immediately TO guel these disturbances. Baldwin
telegraphed TO Gen. Sheridan at Chicago. requesting
Gen Sheridan In reply, states that all the available
troops IN his command have been sent TO the plains
pleation then sent 10 Gen Cook at Detroit and
company OF infantry will leave In the morning for the
mines. Information received at The Free Press office
gives rise belief that the disorder will spread to
the adjoining counties.