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your tickets over the old reliable and
popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
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Kansas City ana the West! and is; post
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Netj d0bertIsements
Proclamation.

NOTICE, is hereby given to the qualified
~ voters of Monroe County, Ohio, that a
general election will he held, as required by
law, on the second Tuesday, being the
sth day OF October, A. Id. lS72,
at the several places of holding elections in
said county of Monroe,and you viii then and
there proceed to vote by ballot for
One Secretary of State for the State of Ohio
One Supreme Judge fer the State of Ohio,
One Member of the Board of Public Works
for the State of Ohio; -;
One Member of congress for the 18th Cen
gressional District OF the State of Ohio;
One Probate Judge for the county Of Mon-
roe, for the vacancy; aud one Probate Judge
for the county Of Monroe. for the full term;
One Co mmissioner for the county Of Mon.
roe; i..
One Infrmary Director FOR the county Of
Monroe.
The Trustees of the several townships oil
said county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of Jurors are appor'ioned tc
their townships rsspec lively, and that they
are required to select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, together with the
poll book, within two days after the said Sec
J. a.
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For the Spirit.I
Cameron picnic.

On the 10th of August there was a
sound of revelIy at noon for the youth
and beauty of Cameron and vicinity, to
gether with many fair ladies and gallant
gentlemen from other localities, in all
about 400, had gathered there to partake
of repast prepared for them, and to
chase the rosy hours away with music.
dancing and other amusements. No
drunken brawl disturbed the enjoyment
of the company.
Both participants and spectators oh
served the hest of order,and all went mef
ry as marriage bell till l0i o clock NJ ,
when all went home well pleased. The
able and generous manner in which the
managers conducted the affair and provi-
ded for the assemblage was remarked and
commended by ALL I. SUPPEs.
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The Fraudulent Voting in North
Carolina.
Some of the Proof,

iOiu SSuGlHci
The amount of fraudul eut voting that
was done by the Radicals in the late
election staggcrs belief Read the fol.
lowing from the Wilmington Journal
This is merely the beginning. Let our
friends hunt up every instance Of fraud,
intimidation, or bribery:
IL Bladen county the voting strength
is put down at 2,6I0. The number OF
votes actually cast is 1855
In Cumberland county the voting
strength is put down at 1882. The
number of votes actually cast is 3,773
In Duplin county the voting ropula.
ton is pat down at 1850. Tue number
of votes actually cast is 3,4S5
In Franklin county the voting
strength is put down at 2,270 The
number Of votes actually cast is 3,035
In Halifax county the voting strength
is put down at 4,455. The actual nun
Der of votes cast for Governor in the
late election is 5,307.
Be it remembered that it was in Hall
fax county the registration books were
said to have been lost.
In Lenoir county the voting strength
is put down at 2,0Sl The number O
votes cast is 2,264
In Nash county the voting ngtl
is put down at 2,1s1. The number o
votes cast is 2,577. This increase Is il
part, however, accounted for by the re
cent annexation of a part of Edgecombt
county to Nash; -, :, -, -
In Northampton county the voting
strength is put down at 2,901. The
number of votes actually cast is S,0S5
In Robson county the voting
strength is put down at. 3,04S. Tht
number of votes actually cast is 3,2I4
In Sampson county the voting
strength is put down at 1886. The vote
actually cast is 3,l3l.
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From the Washington City Patriet1
DEFALCaTEGNS UNDER GRANT.
Mar. Boutwell, Max es "a Slight ETres
an ssss. Speech at Augusta.
Maine; ON the Slll Inst.

Mr. Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treas.
ury, in speech delivered in Augusta,
Maine, on Thursday last, said ''that the
detalcatious under the Administration
OF President Lincoln were S2.700,000
under the administration of President
Johnson, $l,700,000, and under Grant
bat $4,000" Now, to show that the
statement of the honorable Secretary
was false. we beg leave to present the
names Of only few who, since the ed.
ministration of President Grant began,
have defrauded the Governments and the
amount Of their defaIcations:
}. Ledyard Hodge, paymaster
United States, army, S45O,OOC
James Norton, New York post
office, l15,OOC
Joshua F. Bailey, collector of
internal revenue, New York, $4,000
DR.. W. L. Collins, pension ag't,
Washington, D. c., 10000
Gen. VIM. A. Lawrence, pension
I agent, New York, 47,O0[
f. A. Mccartney, post office,
Washington, 10000
Charles G. Edwin, clerk in Trea-
sury, Washington, D. c., $500
Seth johnson, clerk in Treasu.
~, Washington, d. C, $4,000
Fred. a. Mardcn, clerk in Trea-
sury, Washington, ID. C, 10000
George d. Omer, collector Of
internal revenue, Fifth Dis %, .
trict, Missouri, 100000
John A. Phillips, deputy collec,
tor internal revenue, n Y, $4,000
Morgan L. Harris, collector
Seventh District, New York, 100000
Barton Able, collector internal
revenue, Missouri, 250,000
W. L. Forbes, pension agent,
3hiladelphis, 25,000
". A. Britton, U. S. Marshal,
Arkansas, 121, ,0O(
Marshall 5. P. Low,clerll mail
ing department, Boston, 10000
- Reed, POSTMASTER at Jack,
sonville, Florida, 1900
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SUDDEN DEATH -ANpREAs MORAN,
a native Of Sweden, died very sudden'
,lv at tie residence of Mrs. GUTHRIE, in
this place, wfcre he was boarding, on
Wednesday evening the 21st inst. He
worked to noon of the day of his death,
on the Fair Grounds, when he was paid
off, receiving 81 so. He sat about
town during the afternoon and several
times complained that his head panied ;
in the evening he went to his boarding
house, again complained of his head
and pointed toward the sun, being una
BILE to speak English. DR.. DILLON was
called after night.fall but could not at
ford the sufferer any relief. MORAN
reached New York, from Sweden; On
the Goth day of May, and was on his
way to Michigan where sister resides
His remains were inferred by our citi-
zens on the 22d inst.
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Onfshalf!he people cannot take Gas
tor oil from its terrible nauseating taste,
and recoil in the throat The Castora pre-
pared by Dr. Pitcher is purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, pleasant to take, and
more effective than Castor Oil, 1t does
not distress or grippe, but regulates the
system, and operates W hen all other rem.
edies have failed. Itacts like magic for
Stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatulency,
Group and Worms It contains neither
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. Its
soothing, quieting effect, produces natu-
raj sleep, and particularly adaRts it to
crying and teething children. No arti,
Gle has ever met sncb unqualified endorse
ment by the Physicians. Take no more
Bitter Pills, Narcotic Syrups, Giiping
Purgatives orrSickening Oils The Cas-
toria costs but 35 cents, and when once
tried you viii never be without It.
JB RosE & Co, SO Broad way, N. Y.
August 6, 4w.
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Cinclunati Live stock Market
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS
MONDAY EVENING, August I9

MCNDAS EN EHlNt, august l1'
CATTLE-Receipts light and marke'
unchanged. We quote the following q:
the rates for butchers Cattle; common
to extra, 50 75a5 per GENITAL gross
shippers are more plenty snd bring from
S. 10 50 %.
SHEE2-Market Inactive. Hererthe
less, there has been no change in prices
the supply being about equal to the de
mand. We quote as the ruling rate:
So 50a4 Is; Lambs, seas % per centa
live weight
HOGS-Receipts fair and make
firm. All grades Of Hogs have fount
ready sale at the following figures -
Stockers, 81 30a4 so; shippers, 81 60:
i s. !; fair to good butchers Hogs, s5i
> 25. Nothing left over unseld.
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Eiectiol1.Notice.
70 the Electors Of Franklin Toacashi

70 the Electors Of Franklin To1caship,
Monroe County, State Of Ohio:
WHEREAS, a written request was made to
the Trustees of franklin Township, Monroe
County, State of ohio, on the Eth day of
August, a. D. 1872, by one hundred tax pay
ing electors Of said Township, to call
meeting of the electors of said township, at
their usual place of voting, to vote for or
against the construction of Railroads by said
Township of Franklin, the Termini of which
shall be respectively the town OF Stafford
Monroe County. Ohio. and running south-
west through VIM, Kuapps farm to the No
BILE county line; also, at point from Carlisle
on the west side of said Township, aud run.
ming to the east side, said amount bereiaaf,
ter mentioned to be equally divided between
said roads; and passing through said Town
ship, and the Appropriation by said Town ship
| therefor of the sum Of Fourteen Thousand
Dollars, which said sum shall be raised by
the issuing of the bonds of said Township
for said amount, to be exsc1ted by the Trus-
tsos and clerk of said Township, payable at
the Treasurer's Office in Woodstield, as fol.
lows, to-wit: One thousand dollars in six
years, one thousand dollars in seven years,
thousand dollars in nine years, one thousand
dollars in ten years, one thousand dollars in
eleven years, one thousand dollars in twelve
yesrs, one thousand dollars in thirteen years :,
ors thousand dollars in fourteen years, one
thousand dollars in fifteen years. oua thou
sand dollars in sixteen years, one thousand
dollars in seventeen years, QUE thousand dol
lars in eighteen years, one thousand dollars
in nineteen years from thsir date, and bear
ing interest at ths rate OF eight per centun
per annum, payable semi annually at the
same place; said request being made, and the
said meeting and voting and the issuing of
said bonds to be had and done, under aud by
virtue of, and Ia the manner provided By the
act of the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio, entitled "An Act to authorize counties,
cities, incorporated villages, and townships
to bRild Railroads aud to lease and operate
the same" passed April 23d, 1879;
Now THEREFORE, you are hereby called and
notified to meet at your usual place of voting
in said Township on the Twenty first day OF
September, A. D. 1872, at special election
then and there to vote for or against the con-
struction of the said proposed Railroad.
And the opiuion OF the said electors, shall
be expressed on their ballots, "Railroad-
Yes" or "Railroad-No."
Done at SAID Township Of Franklin, this
18th day of August, A. D. 1879.
DAVID STALLING,
ISAAC HANSON,
GEORGE REED,
Trustees of Franklin Township, Monroe
County, State of Ohio. Aug. ~. 5W.
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Administrators Sale

OF r L 4 l. E s T A T E
I'm Pursuance Of an order granted by the
IL Probate Court of Monrca. county, Chic, I
will offer for sale, at public auction, on
Satarlay,the 28h day Of September, 1872,
at 10 o'clock a. m, upon the premises, the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in the ooun-
ty Of Monroe and State OF Ohio, to wit:
Beginning for tho same at the southeast cor
ner Of the east half of the northeast quarter of
section ,thirty-two, township four and range
tocr; thence north, with the section line to
Meek's corner; thence west with Meek's land to
q corner on the west side of said half quarter
to the big road; thence with Said road il o
southeasterly course to the agreed line between
Hampton IL. Taylor, deceased, and Mobley;
thence with said agreed line in southeasterly
direction to the place Of beginning, containing
sixty acres more or less.
Also the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-six, in township four
and range four, containing thirty-nine and
eighty-se zen hundrcdth acres.
The whole appraised at 81, S66255, subject to
the dover interest OF Charlotte Taylor,
TERMS One-third in hand, one-third In one
year and one-third in two years from day of
sale. with interest the payments to be aeoured
by mortgage Oh tha pyeInisoa.
.e- =, JOHN JEFFERS.
Adu'r estate Of Hampton II Taylor, deed.
aug27td. By A. J. Pearson. Atty.
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Civil Service Reform, Ann
nesty. Payment of the
Debt,Justioe and Reconciliation.

The Democracy and Liberal Repub
licans of the various townships in Mon
roe County will be addressed at the fol
lowing times and places.
NEW CASTLE, Tuesday the 18th day
of September. Speakers-James r
Morris, David Okey, William Milligau,
CAMERON, W Wednesday, the 18th day
of September. Speakers-David Okey
VIM. Milligau, Jere Williams.
CLAR1NGTON, Thursday, the 1911
day'of September. Speahers-D. Okey
VIM. MiIlgan, j, P. Spriggs.
THONENS SCHOOL HOUSE, Ohio
township, Friday, the goth day of Sep
tember Speakers-Wm Miligan, y. j
Pearson. j. 2. Spriggs.
SARDIS, Saturday, the 2lst day o.
September Speakers-James Watson
J. P Spriggs, John B. briggs.
CLAYL LICK SCHOOL HOUSE,Jack
son township, Monday, the 23d day OF
September. Speakers-JameS r Nor
ris, ID Okey, A j Pearson
BROWNSVILLE, Tuesday, the 24tl
day of September. Speakers-A. j
Pearson. JAS Watson, D. Okey.
ANTIOCH, Wednesday The 25th day
OF September Speakers-J B. briggs
A. j Pearson, D Okey
GRANVILLE, Thursday, the 26tl
day Of September. Speakers-Jere
Williams. J r Morris J F. Spriggs
TOWN HOUSE, Wayne township
Friday, the 9th day of September
Spcakers-Jas Watson, j B. briggs
Jere Williams.
RUPP'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Switzer
land township, SATURDAY, the 2Sth day Of
September. Spealiers-M Michael Hoef
fer, JAS. R Norris, VIM Milligan
BEALLSVILLE, Monday, the 3Oll
day of September. Speakers, j. 0. Amos
Jere Williams, James Watson.
MALAGA, Tuesday. the lst day OF
October. Speakers-Jere. Williams, D
Okey, A. j. Pearson
CALAIS, Wednesday, October Q
Speakers-A. J. Pearson, j. 4. Morris,J
D. Amos,
LEBANON, Thursday, October s.
Speakers-J. o. Amos, J, B briggs, A
j. Pearson.
STAFFORD, Friday, October 4 =
Speakers. B. briggs, Jas. Watson, j
P. Spriggs
LEWISVILLE, Saturday, October s.
Speakers-D Okey, A. j. Pearson, J. B
briggs, Jas r. Morris.
MILrONSBURG, Saturday, October
5. Speakers -Jere. Williams, NJ Hoef-
fer, J. o. Amos
The above meetings will be held in the
evening, commencing at early candle
lighting.
Hons R. R. HUDSON and W. H OLD
HAM, the Democratic and Liberal Repub'
lican candidates for Congress and Presi
Dental Eiector, will be present at a ma
jority of the meetings, and perhaps all o
them.
The People are urged to turn out ant
hear the issues plainly and truthfully sta
ted The speakers whose names are at
tached to the different meetings will at
tend promptly.
The township Central Committeemel
are requested to make the necessary ar
rangements for holding these meetings.
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WooDsFIELD, OHIO, August %, 1872. ]
TUNHE following settlement accounts will be
Z for hearing
Thursday, September IL, 1872:
Leonard Twinun Admir- estate Of VIM. L. Big
ger, decd, lst part.
Leonard Twinum Guardian of person and es-
tate of Levi Brooks heirs, 1st part,
WIN MAILER Admir- estate Of Tobias Born. decd,
fral.
Christian Sanders Guarli,n Of person and es.
tate of Peter F. Koontzs heirs, final.
Jacob L. Morrill, Adul'r estate of William Lit
ten, decd, final.
r. q. CASTLE,
aug27td. Probate Judge II. c, O.
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NThe Directors of Woods6eld
Special School District have appointed
the following named teachers for the
next session of the Union Schools:
Principal-Prof. EDwD, j. GRAHAM
Assistants-Miss AGNES SMITH
a {" CELEsTuA SINCLAIR,
/" MARY A. JONES.
/" JOSEPHINE OKEY.
~. I" SALLIE SINCLAIR.
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lent no longer, at farthest, than the 4th
Iof March next. BY that time these
criminals will have heard q national yer.
dict pronounced that will cause them to
"lold their tents, like Arabs, and silently
steal away and that, trust, will be
the end of their stealing at the cost of
the good name of our country and the
weIl-being of her people.
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EWe have received the names of
eighteen GRANT men as subscribers the,
subscription to be paid after Mr.. GREE.
LEY is elected President We shall
draw that money about the 18th of No
vember next, one week after the cleo
ton. We are ready to enter all the
names of GRANTS supporters sent in
upon the same terms.
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned not to buy
~ promissory note given by me 30 AZ. C,
Starbuek * Co. Said note calls for City DOL
lars, dstei July Is, 1872, and payable six
months after date Said note was obtained
by faIse and fraudulent representations mads
to ine by one Stephen BuSkirk, who repre-
ser ted himself the sger. of said ~, G, Star
buck &Co. iyS0wS. B, T. MBLL0TT.
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horace Greeley,s speech.

A speech delivered by Hon. HORACE
GREELEY at Portland, Maine, is publish
ed on this page of this issue
Our readers should peruse it carefully
His views on Reform, Amnesty and
other issues are clearly defined; and he
completely demolishes the idle stories
of pensions to rebels, payment of the
rebel debt and Others equally as silly
published by the GRANT papers. Again,
we urge all persons to read the speech
carefully.
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vThe Liberal party is growing very
rapidly in Noble County, under the able
and efficient work of James S. Foreman
and John NJ. Amos. both of whom
have heretofore been the ablcst Republi-
can leaders in that county. They are
organizing Greeley and Brown Clubs all
over the county. and Noble County may
be safely set down for handsome ma
jority for peace and reform-Mayietta
Times.
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EA few of our enterprisiag young

EF a lew or our entefpnsing young
men have fitted DIP a Gymnaseum back
of Judkins' Drug Store, with a view, as
they say, to develop their muscle
Their performances ale not very won
tlerful as yet, but it is expected that, by
practice and the proper application Of
cabbage leaves and court riasters, they
will soon be able to surprise the natives
hy mary daring feats on the bar and
flying "trapeze, No necks have teen
broken up to the present writing.
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EgCol. PooRMAN. Liberal candidate
for Congress in the 18th District, chal-
lenged Capt DANFoRD, the Radical can
didate, to debate in the several counties
composing the District. DANFoRD very
quietly declined. The GRANT candi-
dates won't debate, because they know
the people have no confidence in the
principles they advocate.
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g Every Democrat who remains
away from the election in November
casts one half a vote for GRANT. Let
Democrats think over this fact and at
tend the October and November elec
tons and work for the Democratic and
Liberal Republican nominees.
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HA communication received fror

EA communication received from
q working Democrat in Switzerland
township says: "All for GREELEY and
BRowN."
In addition to the Democracy of
Monroe voting solid for GREELEY and
BRowN, there are Liberal Republicans
in every one of the eighteen townships
who will vote that ticket.
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EMr. L. HoEFFLER, Secretary of
the Agricultural Society, authorizes US
to state that the premiums awarded at
the coming Fair will he paid first; if
there is apy money remaining after the
premiums have been paid, it viii be used
to pay the expenses incurred this year.
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Buckingham's Dye,
FOR THE WHISKERR.

AS our Renewer in many cases
requires too long q time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, In one preparation; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, nh.
For sale by J. T. Judkips, w Woodsdeld-ian2r
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

August 10.
The number of Cattle on sale iu AL
leghary to-day footed up about 800
against 1000 last Monday; quality very
common; choice Cattle are scarce and
brought full prices at 6a61c for medium
to good, and 6&a75c for prime to extra
old Cows and Stays were very plenty
and very dull, and may be quoted at 34a
4c; Bulls 2a3c. There we're about .,
200 Sheep and Lambs. or sale to day
the market is very dull, and prices are
unchanged; Sheep S3a6 per head
Lambs S2a4.
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EvMr. CARY SMITH, resident Of
Salem township, died very suddenly the
night of the 18th inst. He had been to
Darlington during the day and appear
ed in his usual health. He died some
time during the night after his return
home.