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nent of the cnnil

ment of the County,.
The attention of9ur readers need Only
be directed TO the cost oil the free turn
pixies, of which we have a number in
this county. We instance now the St.
Clairsville and Warnock'S Road, five
miles in length, costing the enormous
sum of sirty thousand dollars; and this
is but a fair specimen of the cost OF
turnpike roads under county supervis-
lion. So much for the economy of the
movement.
Again, if it is urged that the road
will be kept in better repair under the
contemplated arrangement, we point
to the condition of every free turnpike
of which we have any knowledge, and
also to the general character of our
roads, and challenge a comparison.
1t is a notorious and undisputable
fact that our public highways are the
last thing to receive attention at the
hands of public servants, and the last
thing for which people want to be tax
ed. As the road is now managed no
f taxes are levied on the people for any OF
the expenses connected with it, as the
tolls are sufficient for this purpose. Up
, der county management it would ulti-
: mately retrograde to the level of a
country road, or become heavy tax
upon those residing along its line
f Again, by turning the road over to
: counties, the management of it viii
: assume as many different shapes al
4 there are different ideas in the crani
!. ums OF often not over-competent Com
; missioners, thereby losing Its character
: as a great national thoroug hfare, ano
: deteriorating from the position it wa:
: intended that it should occupy by
; the act ceding it to the State Of Ohio
With the knowledge of the difficulty
of keeping up reads, we think i
hardly likely that a sensible legisla
u ture will entertain for a moment the
idea oil pervertlng the National Road
;, ;. from the use for which it WAS original
ly intended.
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his face striking the frozen ground
with such force as to sever a branch al
the temporal artery, which runs be-
meath the eye. He thought he had
climbed his last corn-crib, until DIR,
foge arrived and succeeded in arrest
ing the profuse bleeding.
-Four hundred and eighty persons in
Guernsey county saw tit to enter into
bliss cOnnuJial last year, and Judge
Ddugherty thinks that fair sprinkIine
OF them already wish they were OUT
|of it.
From the Times.1
Thomas BendUre, OF Londonderry
has yearly Norman colt that weighs
100 pounds, and took ten premiums
at four fairs last fall. Trot out the next
candidate.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lofland, mother ol
Isaac L'hand anu grandmother OF
Charley McCulley, typo in the Times
Office, died on Monday, at the advanced
age OF eighty-three.
Suit has been entered by the officers
OF the First National Bank of Cam.
bridge 10 the Court of Common Pleas
to restrain the Treasurer of GUERNSEY
county fronl collecting taxes ON theil
surplus fund, SCI 900 of which is now on
the duplicate. They were required tc
give bond in the sum OF $500, and d
temporary injunction allowed.
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1hOCEhikS-COut6 ana reuncu sugars are
held firmly at quotations with an upw ard ten
dency. We quote as follows: a-+,ls -i
CoFFEE-Green Choice 33c; prime &c; good
30@3lc; lair 29@30c; Java 40c koasLed-1n pa
pers, 35c in bulk, 33lscc; Java 43c. ire
TEA-Young h yson ,50e@jl 10 q d; Gunpow-
der 5Oc@S1 70; Imperial 50c@sl 00 Japan 55c@Sl;
Oolong 25@S5c; fancy 81 20; SouchOn 25GS5c.
SUGARs-Standard Ex Z l014c . TO; Standard b
lO5se; Standard i01%c; Standard hards II Nc.
MOIAssES-Choice N. o. 75c; prime 6Sn70c.
SYRUPs-ENtra White Drips zoe; Sugar Drips
Soc; = iner 6OG65c; lower grades 35940c, as 10
quality.
RIcE-Choice Carolina &c: Patna s@S14c Ram
goon 7zc. g sit..st,. --..5f. ..-.
GRAIN-We continue to quote as follows:
Red winter wheat at 81 Goal 81 and white 81 20
al as. Oats are beld firmly at 5S,,56c for prime
white; liked 49a5Uc Corn L. held at 75a7Sc fer
prime yellow sneiled; m Xed 75c; odd ear 75c;
new 70a72c. Rye is scarce and held Az 9Uas5c
Buckwheat-30aS3.
HAY-Ssles baied en- whayfut sIsa2i; wagon,
s20a25. Straw SIi per ton. -.rlti.7sf
POULTRY Dressed chickens l0al3c q ID; tur-
keys I4al5c 2 ID. -f l.i.......lsI t-
PorAroEs-Prime peach bl lws held at 81 l0a
IL g brishei car Ioad, and 81 20al 25 from store
a 5la5 90 p Dbl: Jerseys s. 25a
u 75 2 bb-.c d., -.rf.-str. .s. 5-. .-s
sALT-By the car load 81 90 p bbl; in a jobbing
way 81 IS per bbl..
SEEDs-rimothy So O0as 80 per busri.; clover
s. per bush: fax seed 81 S5al 81 per -bush.,
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g. 7~.IT 80 r
THE Developments Ioatiein the Cush-
ing case, while the neniin,ltion OF that
gentleman was pending in the Senate
for Chief Justice, has justified all the
opposition made, to- his centirrnation.
1t was clearly shown not only thatihis
synipafhies wepeBMii.snthe rebellion
when it broke out, hat that, like many
other States Rights Democrats, he
thoughtit would be successful. He
talked giibly in his letters IN 1861 about
-s.the ldte United States,2 thus showing
that he thought the Usiion had then
been dissolved; anti 49, ,reeomnenda-
tion to JEFF. Davis oIi,is'friend. .Roane.
as omne m who was. in faf79 Isof aisrupting
thegovernment, fis 'ss'ar' 81 positive e
and eonclusivs ss.,s;s asslits .e2s Sc
cessioiiist fro:f Eh.it sai ~ ssass. bitterly
proslayery il. j ais2 59.sH,r4 .ssrs4,gTy aesi-
rous of seeing gag sf'iattslEai.hsed. a-e.
To put suena MAJ se' supreme
Bench as its Chita' J Is 0uld have
been. as gross an ineui} Eo ihe men who
fought for the Uniol, IS, Z. vas ans
paagement 0fthe Oisifi}gs,.l talent OF
the country. a He never aEtsi anything
in common with tsis ,s-4s isaliean party
his convictions at he a'ss sny) are al
against the constitutgaa views held
by that party; and his Essard being SO
1T.
palpabiy with the eneis''sf; d The coun-
try, in its hours of peri ';fere was nc
alternative, on the par 4 taose Repub-
lican Senators who believed in then
principles, but to determine to reject his
nomination.
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linurnefi.


JAN. i5.-The petitions presented
asked for the recognition of God in the
Constitution, and prohibition of the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
The day was consumed in discussion
of Section of The Judicial Article, pro-
viding for giving the Circuit Court like
original jurisdiction with the Supreme
Court, and such appellate Jurisdiction,
inferior to that of the Supreme Court,
as may be provided by law. An
amendment was offered by Mr. Ewing
making civil actions not within the
jurisdiction of Justice of the Peace,
triable by jury in the inferior Courts,
Iappealable and triable by jury in the
Circuit Court, except in such county or
counties as the Legislature may desig-
nate and forbidding in all courts
second trials, as heretofore Known
Pending a motion to amend this by
striking out the words "eXcept in such
counties as the Legislature may desig-
nate" the Convention adjourned.
JAN. 16. "A proposition was present
ed TO Mr.. Cook, providing that ereaf-
ter Constitutional Conventions iE Chic
shall consist of fifteen members, to be
appointed by the Governor, when au-
thorized by vote of the people, with the
advice and consent of the Senate.
After prolonged discussion the 18th
section OF the Judicial Article was
adopted without amendment as it caiDe
from the committee of the Whole, as
follows: ''Section 7. The Circuit Court
shall have like jurisdiction with the
Supreme Court, and such appellate
Jurisdiction, inferior to that of the
Supreme Court, as may be provided by
law"
JAN. 1.-THE eighth section of tht
Judicial Article dividing the State into
twelve Common Please Districts, anC
the districts iniD Subdivisions wa
taken up.
4 substitute by Dlr. Cowen, dividins
the Stale ito integral districts, withou
Subdivisions, was lost.
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Ehe Nomination of Morrison Il.
Waite for Chief Justice How
il is Received.

ES Is kSSc3lFe0.
WASHINGTON, Jan. I9.-The nomi
nation OF Morrison r. Waite, OF Ohio
to be Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, was a surprise to Senators aDo
oil Others about the Capitol, including
Justices of the Court. Subsequently
the Senate, in Executive session, re,
ferred the nomination to the commit
tee on the Judiciary, who will prob
ably tomorrow report favOrably upon
it. The nomination recalled the fact
that he acted as one of the counsel al
the Geneva tribunal of arbitration, anG
some of the Senators were acquainted
with him as an able lawyer of thirty
years standing, and although Repub
iican, not an active partisan, and at TIE
present time is President of the Ohio
Constitutional Convention. 1t was dis
covered, on looking at the Supreme
Court record, that year ago to-mor.
row Mr.. Waite was, on motion ol
Caleb Cushing, admitted to the bar ol
that Court as an attorney. Senators OF
both parties speak we'll of the nomina.
ton, and there seems 10 be no doubt
about its confirmation.
CINCINNATI, Jan. I9.-News of the
nomination OF Morrison II. Waite, o.
Toledo, now President of the OhiC
Constitutional Convention, came tC
Mr.. Waite at noon. AT the beginning
of the afternoon session Hon. Rufus
King arose and read an Associated
Press dispatch from Washington an
nouncing the nomination OF Mr.
Waite. That bedy forgot gravity, aud
broke out into prolonged storm of ap-
plause 10 which every member of the
Convention most heartily participated.
Hon. Samuel Hunt then moved to ap-
point a committee of five to draw a
resolution of the sense of the Conven-
ton on the subject. President Waite
ruled it out of order, and business pro-
ceeded. He has refused to permit any
member of the Convention to use his
influence at Washington for his ap-
pointment, though several have offered
70 do SO, and was not aware that any
OF his friends had presented his name.
He is now stopping with his wife and
sister at the Burnett House. Up to
eleven o'clock, he has had no notice,
official or unofficial, from Washington,
of his nomination.
TOLEDO, Jan. l9.-The nomination
VI NIL w dltc IOl SlitCl Is re-
ceived by his neighbors with express
sions of greatest satisfaction by all par
ties. Tomorrow morning CONNER
cial will give brief sketch of Mr..
Waite's life, from which it appears that
he is the son of the late Chief Justice
Waite of Connecticut, one of the lead
ing jurists of New England. He is now
in his fiIty-eighth year, graduated ut
Yale College at the age OF twenty-five,
came to Toledo in 1888, studied law
with NJ. 5. Young, now of Toledo,
with whom he practiced for eighteen
years. He has for many years stood at
the head of the bar of Northwestern
Ohio. In lS49 he was elected a msin-
Der of the Legislature, serving with
In 1862 he was candi-
date for Congress, and though defeated
he received majority of 100 in Tole- |
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do. In December. 1871, he wassppoint.
ed as Counsel to Geneva, which
position he filed with honor. He is
now serving as a member and the
President of the Ohio Constitutional
Convention. to which he was chosen
by the unanimous vote of both parties.
The present appointment, like all other
public honers, has come to him with
out the slightest seeking on his part, he
having discouraged his personal friends
from efforts to secure the place for him.
lis neighbors feel every assurance that
in this, as in every other trust, he will
abundantly justify the confidence re
posed in him.
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COnsti. uiional Convention.

JAN. 1.-THE petitions presented re-
lated to the recognition of Deity in the
Constitution, the taxation of church
property, and the election of Judges by
large districts and on the principle OF
minority representation.
Section of the Judicial Articles was
amended SO as to provide for the elec-
ton ofSupreme Judges for ten years.
Section 8, providing for the organiza-
tion of Circuit Courts, was taken up aad
lmended by striking out the clause
making Hamilton county separate
circuit.
section Z was next considered, and
pending discussion in reference to CIV
ing the right to apI eil 10 the Circuit
court in jury trials, the Convention
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22
Thirt. Years Experience of an
- old Nurse.

Mrs. Wins lows Soothing syrup is the
prescrt tption of one of the best Female Phys
icians aud Nurses In the United States. and
Ing safety and success by millions of mothers
and children. from the. feeble infant of one
the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child. We believe IL to be he Best
and Surest Remedy in the World in ali cases
of DiSENTEkY and Ola RkHEA IN CHILL
DREN, whether 1t arises from Tee thing or any
other cause. Full directions for using will ac-
company each bottle. None Genuine unless
he lac c-simie of ca RTI5 & PERKINS is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
Dealers. jyl0ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

CAsToRIA Is more than substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article in exist.
ence which is certain to assimilate the food
regulate the bowels, cure wind-colic and pro-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither min.
erals morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant tC
take. Children need not cry and mother,
nay rest. .L'-'i, oct91y
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Briefly stated, the sii,iaP On in Texas
is this: The militia force, under botn
Davis and Coke have been disbanded,
and the respective leaders have agreed
upon an armistice, torawait further 'Ju-
dicial and Legislative proceedings
Thescenes at Austin have been, in the
main, a, reproduction Of those which
occurred at New Orleans, during the
Kellogg McEnery. dispute, with the
exception that the holding Governor
(Dayis) has not been favored with the
support Of extraneous assistance. lie
has had, to row. his 3wn boat, and ap-
pearances indicate that he has about
run it ashore; the President having re-
fused to interfere with UaS. troops 10
sustain his pretentions.l The proDa Dill
ties are that the Coke eparty will soon
have complete eoHtrea OF all depart
ments fitfie State Government
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

The almost unanimous verdict of the
press is that the President takes the
common sense and the only safe
ground in refusing to interfere in be-
half of Governor Davis in the Texas
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

Rachel Wiley. Mary Stewart, Hanse Wiley of
Joseph, William " Miiey OF Icsepb ana Maryy.r ,.
ei A W Hey, all OF the state OF Iowa: Hanss WI
ley OF Archlhaid, OF Washington county Ohio.
william Wiley OF Archibald, OF Brown county
Indiana; James Whey, Dr.. oi the state OF Nest
Nirginia: Jane Wiley, Taomas Wiley, James
lleys Henry Whey. and Margaret N Hoy ali
un The 9Th day OF recemDer. A. ID. 1873 Jobn
VI iley ned In the Court OF Common Pleas or
DE mont county. Ohio his petition arainst
Them. the object an'i prayer " which fs 10 an
tain partition OF the following sescrf bed mr..
misses, situate IN belmont county, Ohio, town.
The southeast quarter OF cliur ftD six fovn
ship t6) six. and range (1) four.
said petition will be for hearing at the nex,
term OF said Court. HUNTER q HUNTER
decil-ow. Attorneys for Petitioner
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matter

The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections, Saturday, held TWO
hours, discussion on the proposition 10
abolish the electoral college and choose
the President by direct vote OF the
neoule.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

Gov. WM. ALIENS administration
opened with a pleasing evidence OF
early piety. The prayer of the Chap
lain was longer than the inaugural adj
dress. This is said TO be the first case
of spiritual supremacy State affairs
ON record in this county.
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M A r X ETS
Produce and General.
Pittsburgh Markets.

From the Commercial of Monday.l
The market closed quiet and firm for all
leading articles. dealers reporting a fair trade
demand. Flour and wheat are both held firm
iy at quotations, with light stocks on hand
and advancing tendency in the west, an in
crease in prices is not improbable in this mar
ket The grocery market is reported fairly ac-
tive, particularly for coffees and sugars Bacon
and provisions are quiet at quitatiuns.
The following are the wholesale prices for
the articles quoted unless Otherwise noted:
APPIEs-rhe ar. ivals are light; still the sup
ply is eq dal to the demand at unchanged prices
We quote at 81 %, 0eGI0J q Dbl, as TO quality
and condi ZION.
BUrTER-There is good demand Tor chsice
table butter. the suppy falling short OF con
sum ption. Prime choice roll is held al 35G37c.
2 Ii; comron TO medium l29l6c.
.oEANs-We are reported sale choice navy at
s. 0O92 p.
BACON, Provisions, ETc.-We quote the fol-
Il~xr.
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WOOL Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. I7.-There is fair bust.
ness doing snd.prices advanced. fhe sales in
blude Oni9; Pennsyly wanna and West Virginia
soc: coarse 5Ua52e; New YORK, Micliican, Indians
and Western fine 50ei2e: medium 54a5jc; coarse
5Oa52eT comeing, washed, 60a62e: colnbiug nn-
washed, iU;i42t - ~ - 81 ss'i -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

THE pressure for revision OF the
present system of revenue collections
is constantly becoming stronger anu
more formidable.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

PUrTaes the Blood, Reno
yates and HnUieorates the
whole System. It's Medical
Properties are .Alterati;ve,
Tonic, Solvent g. Diuretic.

VEGETINE is made eSc;uSiveIy from the
juices of carefully selected bdks roots and herbs
aDd SO strongly concentrated that il will Ell
leclualIy eradicate Il ON the system every tain q
u Scrofutd, ScroftsiOt,s Humoss, Tuners, OunceT,
& &Ga,.crrous H,fn0rs. E,ysfpeids, Salt Raeann h5hi-
and all ihe diseases that arise from Impure
oiood Scidtid, iHgt0Dsnldto,y and Chronic Rheu-
fndftsm, Neudtgtd, GOin, and Spindl Conpidiafs
can only De effectuaIly cured tnroug n the
blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptire Diseases of the Skin,
Ptisf,ieS Pinlptes, Btotches, Boils Teller ScdLd-
head and Rrng,corm, VEGErINE has never
ialled 10 Ell CT a permanent cure.
for fUtas IN the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, Leucorrd9, arising from
internal liberation and uterine Diseases and
General Debility, VEGETINE L acts directly upon
lhe causes OF these 0mpiainJS. 1t invigor>
ates ana strengthens the whole system. acts
upon Tue Secretive organs, allayS infiaipIna>
Lon, cures ulcef alton and regulates the bowels.
For Cdfdrrh. Dysnepsio, H0bitudl CoStireReSs.
Fdtpttdtion Of The Heart. Headache, Piles Nervous
ness and General PTosrdtion Of the Nerrous Hssfen
no medicine mas ever given snch perfect sat tls>
faction as the VEGETINE. II purihes the
o'Ood, cleanses all the organs, and Possesses n
controlling power over the nervous system.
Inc remarkable cures effected by We Ell
INE have Induced many ply sicIans and apo h.
ecaries whom We know to prescribe anu use ii
in their own families.
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy get
discovered for the above diseases, and is toe
only reliable BLOOD PuRIrEK yet placed be-
lore the public
Prepared by
H. X. STEVENS,
Boston, mass.
Price .25. SOLD by all druggists and dealers
every where. jams
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obstacles to MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life.-
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
New method OF treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Circu-
lars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
l.. Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution having
s high reputation for honorable conduct and
arofessionai skill. OctS0 7S-ly
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The Household Panacea,
Family Liniment

is the vest rem al Ia tiie world for the follow
ing compislnts, N!z: .t;rsInps in the Limbs
an d Stomach, Pain the Stomach, Bowels. oI
Side, Kneufisifsn III ali its forms Bilious
Collie, NeuraiEia. Cholera, DysenteTy Colds
Fresh WouiiJs. Si.ra.- sore Throat, spinal
Com moiaiDts. opT2iHs II Bruises, Chiiis and
Fever. For bJeflai add External use.
Its operation is not only 10 relieve Tie patient
but entirely removes the cause of the CON-
plant. 1t peneLrates ana pervades the whole
system, restoring healthy action TO all its
parts anu quick aning the blood.
The Household Pencnc-a Is purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS BROWN,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street. New York
For sale by all druggists. jylOly
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The President. OF - nsay, noml-
mated Hol. MorriscL a. FAie' oi
Toledo, Ohio, for Chic ills'.cez oi the
Supreme Court Of the states,
Mr.. Waite is an enie - l5.nDer oi
the Toledo bar, and Is si present Tue
presiding officer of the l'aist'lu'lonai
Convention. Hei in tbs ~ me oi me-
being fifty-fve years oi ase. lie mas
never been on the beneh. 1ilT . reputeu
to possess large Judicial En6s ledge anu
culture. He was one td the counsel ol
tae United States befefe the Geneva
Court of Arbitration, an Is ia thorough
sympathy with the principles OF the
Republican party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22
Live Sfock Market.

EAST LIBERTY, PA. Jan. f9-CattIe-Ar ArrivaIs,
Iinciuding SATURDAY ana Sunday, l25 cars; nest
50 Toad III; medium 50 Gia5 "; common "a l0a5.
Hogs-Arriva;s, including Saturday and Sum-
day 81 cars; best Philadelphia SIS S0s6 90; York
ers s5 30a3 80 siE5-f- z.tf .-.sL.fss -f.1
Sheep = Arrivals. including Saturday and
Sunday, IL cars, none selling.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 49, Cattls-N Moderately
lactivo and "A traction higher; sales 23,N mead.
Extra Eennsylvania and Western steers 81 25a
70; fair To good e6:s7: common s4a5 50.
Sheep-In fair demand: sales 1000 head, at
IS 0taS co.
Hogs-Higher sales 6.G0o head at 81 25as 90.
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Children often lock Pale ans
Sick

from 40 other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFIFS
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child, being perfectly WHITE. and free from
all coloring or other injurious Ingredients
usually used tr worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street. New York
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers tHl
Medicines nesatTwENTY-FIvEC at CENTS Box jylOly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-01-22

On Friday last the EyNer House OF
Congress ordered the trsntiDg OF 250,-
600 copies of the repor If the Com
missioners of Agrieulict for 1872, and
0,000 copies OF the - i"r 1913.
We are glad TO note tha ~ egsiators
are endeayorine a. lse inter-
ests of the agricidt5r. ril0e. - FUR
nishing them tne sfeA aar1, reiia-
BILE information aearisg ap'la iEeir oc-
cupation.
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Relmuai yas lalele.
sr. cLAIRsvILLE OHIO.

THUespAy MORNING, Jan. y, l574.