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Fro,n the Rsnnbl;oan. 9th ins.

The cholera is car ying off chickens
at rapid rate in many portions of the
county.
Davis Tlton, residing near Beverly
dropped dead while ous attending to
his stock, last Tuesday; heart disease
was the supposed cause. ! 3
Several farmers of Beaver township,
are making arrangements to put in a
large crop of ConnecUicu5 seed leaf to.
bacco the coming season. I
F W Moore, a young attorney OF
Caldwell, and until recently the editor
If the Press, died Of consumption, at
the re@idence of VIM. c. Okey, Esq
on the morning of the Sth
KILLED--Cooney Keppel, a young
tGerinan, was killed, last Wednesday, BY
the falling Of lot of slate in a Goa
mine on Cats Greek, where he was work
Iiag
| S. w. Houston, of Marion township
has purchased tract of land in Jack
son county, West Va, and intends go
ing into the lumber business on an ex
tensive scale eF
/ CORPORATION ELECTION WIN Cham
hers was elected Mayor; j. w. Barnes
!. Clerk Gilesd Ogle, Treasurer; B B
Waller, Marshal; and J B Perry, Alb
Young and j. w. Weems members o
the Council.
|
Jeremiah Okey and wife OF Marion
township, who brought suit agains
q John Daily. for the killing of Ii heat
Of sheep, out of a flock of 49, ant
:. wounding a great many of the balanc
, of the flock, by the dogs owned an
harbored by Daily, hefore Robert Cal
land, Esq recovered a judgment agains
Daily for 500 and cost Of suit,
3 The Wood d>feld Spirit calls out al
tention to the fact that Monroe, and no
Noble, is the second tobacco producing
county in the State. Correct. Monro
produced, in 1872, 1851 400 pound
white Noble produced the same yea'
3937,758 pounds--an excess. in favo
, of Monroe, of 1852 pounds. Tha
t year we raised 250,0O0 bushels of cor
more than the Dark Hills ="
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Probate Court.

The following ubusiness has beer
transacted since the ciosetof our report
on the 3 | inst. : aasG s5Asia-sF
April 4.-The sale Of real estate by
Jesse Miracle, Adm'r Of John E. Topic
deceased. was confirmed.
ID" Thessae of real estate by D Neuhart
Guardian of the heirs of VIM Claus
Jr., was confirmed. The Guardian flee
an inventory of the estate OF ,saij
wards -
April The Will OF W F Hunter
Sr. was admitted to Probate
The Will of John Motfet, deceased
was admitted to Probate
G. G. Norris was appointed Ezecn
tor of the estate of Robert Norris, de
ceased. .EH
Ap il John Brister was appointed
Administrator sof the estate of Jane:
Brister. deceased. s1TE.
April S.-Thos. Cline, Guardian o
the minor heirs of VIM. F. Knowlton
deceased, filed his first partial settle
ment account, the hearing Of which wa'
continued to May 80. - ''''''
H B Hill, Guardian Of the mino
heirs of Scott Dixon, deceased, fled hi
second partial settlement account, th'
hearing of which was continued to Ma.
S0 = -a==->
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Fire in ST. CIairsviIie.

On Tuesday, the 7th inst. severa
buildings were destroyed by fire in St
Clairsvile. Belmont county. The Ga
zette says:
The losses may be summed up as
follows: A G. Downing, house, $4,000
household and store goods, $1,000; to-
tai $4,000; no insurance. G, G. Hub,
lard. house, s250O; household goods
$1,000; store goods, $500; total $4,000
insured in the Colum biana Mutual fol
$1,000. Jacob Karn's house, $780,
C. A. Sbouse; goods damaged; los:
very small, but all covered by insur
ance in Franklin Company,of Wheeling
Mrs. Walker, house, 1880; no -insar
ance. .. D. T. Cowen, house, S250O
covered by insurance in the Columbian'
Mutual. 1.-The entire loss of, all foots uI
slJont 81 t,2O0",a - .> 9o1 5as..,
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MARRIED Ion the % ialts by gAcoB
OLLoM, Ed, of Salem township Mr..
THOMAS HENDRlxoN and Miss MARY j
STEED
! On the 29lh ult, ,bv ANDREW TwINEM,
Esq, of Green township, Mr.. GoTTLEIB
RAUsoHENBERGER and Mrs. MARGARET
SMITH
On the ID inst, by SAMUEL CLEeG.
ESQ, of Seneca township, Mr.. A. j
HANNAHs and Miss PHOEBE R. Rock
WELL.
On the 9th lust, by BAIL STEWARD,
Esq, of Perry township Mr. ADAM
DENNIS and Mrs. MARY CUNNINGHAM
On the 9th inst. by Rev. H. KRAUs
Mr.. HENRY KRAUs and Miss ELIZABETH
DREssLER
On the 7th inst, by ANDREW .TwINEM
ESQ of Green township, Mr. THOMAS
j SHAW and Miss MARGARET McFAR.
LAND.
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q,HE Arm of. Hill & Booth Of Bsallsville,
Monroe dounss, Ohio was. on the ist day
of April. stS74; dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Booth aving sold his entire interest tc
Isaac Hill 1ho is authorised to receive and
receipt for all n oney's due the said firm and
who will settle and pay all claims Of said
firm.
All persons knowing themselves Indebted
to said frm are requested to csll and settle
their accounts. All persons having Claims
against said firm are notified to present them
to Isaac Hill for settlement The business
formerly conducted by Hill & Booth will here
after be conducted by Isaac Hill at the Old
stand where the usual accommodations viii
be kept up for the travelling public and
general assortment of dry goods, stooeries
hardware, queenswars and other articles toe
tedious to mention will be kept and sold .
small profits. Call aud settle your accounts a
once. -. lSAAC ullL.
Aprill4. rs74-sw. .a4sas
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Washington County Items.
From the Marietta Times, 9th inst)

(From the Marietta Times, 9th inst} tsD,
The steamer Emperor was sold yes
ter1av to Can't, james Kennison, of Gin
cinnai. for $500 She was taken to
Cncinnali in tow of the Robert PEBBLES.
The Commissioners were in session
Tuesday and Wednesday. They awar
ded the rebuilding OF the Salem hrilge
complete to C. C LYMAN, at Sl0S7.-
TIE Stanleyvile bridge to JOHN Shrake,
al s745.
D. w Rhodes, son of Judge Chas
r Rhodes, OF this eitv,1 was ordained
last Sabbath at the Episcopal church.
by Bishop Bedell, as Deacon, In thu
Episcopal church Deac,ns have a right
topresch f ,HI
A telegram received this Wednes.
day1 afternoon, by Mr.. F A Wheeler
from Beverly, announces the sudden
death of Mr. Chas. Bowen.of that place
Mr.. B was very prominent man, and
his death will be deeply regretted.
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Transfers of Rea, Estate.

s. Grimshaw to William Smith, lot 80,
Woodstield, 800
5. Hunter to Mary Steed, 56l acres,
Wayne township. $1,000.
M. Schanb to Adam Goertler, l34 acres,
Sunshury township, $4,000.
VIM Brown to Jnhn Upton, 2lacres,
Malaga township, $500.
L. Keeper to L Steigner, 80 acres,
Wame township. $500. 'e
Vim Smith to NJ Schaub, Z acres,
Woodsfeld, $2,750.
BW Brown to James ". Brown, 81
acres, Center and Wayne townships, 81,
900
BF Oblingerto Fred Kochert, 45
acres, Bethel township, $1,000
Thos Ru,khart 10 Wendell Barkhart,
III acres, Summit township, S2,O73.
GeorgeC. Beach to Sarah J. Moore,2C
acres, Malaga township, $1,000.
John Wiley to J. G. Bnrkhart. It's
acres. Sunsbury township, Sc, 900
JIG Burkhart to Theobold Burkhart
. VI dCTSS.potlicCa.t " 'p.s@1sOHOr f-t
| SH Wallace to L Keeper, 100 acres
W ashington township, s., 100
! B.F. Ohlinger to T. E Hubbard q
acres, Washington township, 1925
| G S Wilcox to Aaron Smith, 40 acres
Washington township, 500
John Holland to 5 & 5 S Holland
ia scres, Franklin township, $500
jacob Weisend to Francis Weisend, d
acres. Seneca township. S2,475.
| Peter Kuhn to JacebW eisend, so acres
Seneca township, 50 600.
Thos. Walton to VIM. Smith, part h
"a, Wood-fed, $500
NJ. Bottaniell to II Okey, 20 acres
Pc rv township, $500.
j K Stsrkey to Jesse Yost, 10 acres
Perry township, $500 as4et a.50Tz
Motley ct al TO Jacob Affolder, a
acres, Green township, $50 saah 9d Is
I N Wiley to H W. Schauh, DO acres
/ Sanshury tt wnship, 81 600 ;.,oT: n
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EgThe Dairy building of Mr. DAyII
B1eeER, at the head of Hard's Run, in
Adams township, was destroyed by fire
a short time since. 1t was set or fire
by parties who proposed to take Mr.
BIGeER's money, in his house, when the
family would run to the burning build
ing to put.out the fire; hut the incen
diaries accomplished nothing more than
the destruction of the building.
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gThe wife of Mr. THOMAS SMITH, of
Green township, died on he 9th inst.

@eThe Commissioners, on the 9th
inst measured the fill at EcKELBERRY 5
mill, made by HI. B. HIxENBAUGH, at the
south side of the bridge across Wittens
Fork of Muskingum creek The total
amounted to 33S cubic Yards (l35 censs,
Sis 80; cap-stonr, seven and 59 ~
Ip9rches asa 95, total $50 90
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ToLEDo, April "a special from
Ottawa, Putnam county, Ohio, SAYS a
horrible double murder was committed
in the western part of that county last
evening. A man named j. W. Good
win murdered an aged man and wife
named Haywood. The murderer OBJ
tanned about two hundred dollars in
money. Taere is great excitement, and
it was with d flicllltv that the murderer
was prevented from being lynched.
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Chicago Catile Market.

asal 80 ApIli o.
CATTIlE-Sales Of fair to choice
steers at .s@5 80: extra. sos 25
through T xans,, 8 25@3 30; corn-fed
Texans. s 90 Shipments, 1900 head
HOGS-Market active. and prices
firm and higher, at.6@5 70 for common
to cboice:.. extra quoted 8 90. Ship
ments, S.243head.
SHEEP-Market active and frm a
B 50@S II for common to choice.
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from the Daily Register.I
Wheeling Cattle Market.
April 8.

. dPIH O.
Since our last report the price of cat
tie and hogs has advanced The sup
ply is not near equal 10 the demand
hence the higher price. The arrivals
during the week were very slim and
were quickly sold at the figures given
below
CATTLE-The arrivals we're seventy
eight head, which brought from 5 5O@
7 per, cwt, according to weight and
quality. .f s
HOGS-The ruling figures for hogs
were 6(96 so Only 81 head arrived
during the week. a5;.r
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few f. HUNTER Jr, and W. f
MALLORY, have formed a law partner
ship, uuGer the firm name of HUNTER d
MALLoRr. AIR HUNTER is we'll known
to the people OF Eastern O"io as one Of
their lawyers Mr. MALLORY is a young
man. of steady habits, and is fast be
comeing one of the best attorneys al
Oar Bar. E
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Tho Household Pauaesa and Fan. .
iIy LirtinlSnt stis,i.5

Ia the best remaiy In the world ser the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels.o .ot
Side, Rheumatism in all itsforms, Bilio0s
Collie. Neuralsia Cholera, Dysentery, Coidts
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat Spinal
Complaints, sprsins and Bruises. chslis Aad
Fever, Cor Internal and External uss. ay
It's operation Is not only to relieve the pa
tisn., but entirely relnovas the cause OF ths
complaint. /. penetratss and pertsdss< ths
whole system, restoring healthy action 70 au
Its parts, and quipkening the. blood. q
The Household Panaosa IL Pureaf
Vegetable aad All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. sIs Fulton atssN New York.
For sale by all drugsista. Angst. Tar. :,
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Egg Farmers should be on their guard
against peddlers of patent rakes, plows,
hay leaders, and machines general w.
-If.you want implements buy of your
town merchants, but don't deal with the
patent-risht man of whom you know
nothing. Don't sign your name to pa
pers of any kind, if you do, they will
turn up in the shape of notes and cause
YOU trouble and sxpeuseIEi1 YUd j H
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NgDr. 6. W. KELLEY, OF Whecljng
West Va, treats all manner OF chronic
diseases. He visits Woodsfield after re
peated applications by number who
are thus afflicted. VIII remain on'
weeks Office at DoxRs Hotel He re
fers to Mrs. MARGARET MILLS, of Wheel
ing, sister of Mr.. THOMAS LITTLE, o
Woodsfeld, who was treated BY him ant
cured.
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Pit.sburgl. Cattle Market,

- tI-t.<.-la = Is pm o.
CATTLE-The market has l,een very
dull thus far this week, with huYers and
sellers from 25@50c per cSt. apart in
their views, Hardly eaough done yet
10 establish rates; extra shipping steers
6 1907: prime, 6 25@6 90: common
to fai,, 5@6 90 ea sn 57g7 ara
HOt1S-Duli and lower, r,ranging from
5 25G6 IS, rs to qualify.
SHEEP-Market was also draggy to
day and prices lower. -Wooled quota
BILE at 6.@S3c; Clipped, bs@6ac as te
quality ga
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spetial Natits,

Children often Look Pale and Sick
from M other cause than having wormaiiu
the stomach, Bsows's VERMfFuaa CoArrgs
will destroy Worms without injury TO the
child. being perfectly wHlfR. and free fro,a,
all coloring or other injurious, ingredients
usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. Prophecies, -.
No. sl5 Fulton street.. New York.
Ro,d BY Druggists and Chemists and de1lMs w.
Medicines at TwENry. FIVE OHSTs Ho4. i e
August 2s, fs7sr. - .,-
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REThe Board of County .ommis
sioners met at New Castle ON the 9Th
inst, and contracted with J. J. HURD
to-make three Ecalverts at the following
places: Two on the road leading from
New Castle TO larington, between New
Castle and H. I. MlTCHELLs farm and
one West of New Castle near the farm
Of Isaac MITcHELL. for the sum of
1925 All to be completed on or be
fore the 18th day of July. Bond in
the sum of $500. bis I ifit 1ati~'
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Legal Notice.

=
A DAMRAeLR, Of the State Of West Vis-
n. ginia, will take rotics that Hisxbeth
Frankhaussr on the 18th day Of January,
A. D. 1874 Ale her petition IN the court Of
common pless OF Monroe county, OHIO, ainit
the said Adam Rable and John Drummer. dss
fendauts, setting forth that on the frst day
of May, A. D. 1870, the defendants executed
aud delivered to the plaintiff thsir NOTE fs.
800, due one day after date, v it interest
from date at per cent. The said Adam Ra.
be Is notified that he is required TO sppesf
and answer said petition on or bsfore the 9th
day OF May, 4. D, 1874. II dsfsult bs made,
said petition will be taken to be tfus and
verdict rendered accordingly as the next tern
Of common pleas court. 15, ha >. IL,
HUNTER HUNTER,
mchlo,'74ws. Att,ys for plaintiff.
. : y
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- EThe roof of VIM CRAIGs resi-
depce in the North end Of town caught
fire on the 18th inst from q spark; it
was extinguisbed before doing much
4tlamage--only about three teetrof the
roof being burnt Rev. SMITH first dis.
covered the fire while on his way to
preach at EDp9s yW X ie5
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EFThe two candidates, receiving the
highest number Of votes for trustees'oi
those elected and the candidate receiv-
ing the highest number of votes of those
MOI elected, are the judges of elections
for the ensuing year, viz: first two and
fourth.
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.ufTTTTzTTT7s- - ~ n Tl,y.ffg
HAt the session of the Comm's
siopers on the Sth. inst, DRoLL1NGER q
Co,jd Were allowed 1926 29g being
amount due for cap store on Baresville
bridge and balance on original contract
for said bridge
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EyThe temperance meeting the
evening of the 10th inst, was addressed
BY, Rev, SMITH, N HoLLIsTER and JERE
WiILfAns. On motion it was decided
to hold meetings every two weeks. Adj
journed to meet in the NJ. h. Church.
Friday evening, the 24th inst
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EgAten,ion is invited to- the adyer
tisement Of F. DIEHI & Co They Of
fer arlarge stock Of goods, just from
the Eastern markets, at low prices
Give them call
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Thirty Tears' Experience Of an Old
Nurse. =, t's'sts

is the prescription of one of the best Female
Physicians and Nurses in the United States.
and has be-, used for thirty years With never
failing safety and success by millions os
mothers and children, from the feeble miami
of one week old to the adult. II eorreass
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind ecHe,
regulates the bowels and gives rest, haalth
and comfort TO mother and chilli. We. be-
lieye It TO bs the Rest and Surest Remedy in
the World, in all cases of nYsEsrssY and
DrARaueA IN CHILDREN, whether It arsses
from testIiug or any other CAUSE Fult d.
reotions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF CoRria
& PERKINS is ou the outside wrapper, SOLD
By all medicine dealers, Aaga6, faT
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eIThe Enterprise says of the .elec-

gThe Enterprise says Of the cleo
|tion in BarneSviile:'o "7Ef za ifa y
'rOf The temperance ticket,the Mayor,
Recorder, (who was also voted for hv
the opposition) Treasurer. two Council
men, and one member of the Board Of
Education are elected TheSopposition
eject the Marshal, two Councilmen, al d
one member of the Board of Elucation
Itwill thus be seen that it was almost a
drawn battle between the tickets, and
neither party has much cause for re-
j oicing.
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-sEESheiiff Lrrr1LE will offer for sale
10000, pounds of tobacco at Mr, JOHN
BEvERs residence, neal. Grayssyillee, on
FridaYs the Il 7th inst. The notice OF
sale will be fou.d elsewhere in this
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COMMISSIONERS.
RECORDER.
SURVEYOR.

ED. SPIRIT: Please announce the nam
of JOHN L. MIRACLE, of Franklin township
az ;indidsts for County Surveyor; subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Con.
ventiOn. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

Themembers of the Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Companyare requested:tc to
meet at the Company's Office in Woods
field, on Monday, the 4th day Of Nay
1874, for the purpose of holding q spe
cial election to elect a Board of Directors
for said Comp any. - :.
April7S74y4. ID W. F. OKEY, Sec.
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Justices of the Peace.

The following persons were elected
Justices of the Peace on the 9Th inst:
Franklin Tp--W. B. NEIswAaGER.
Lee Tp-WIsoN MARTIN
Malaga Tr-W. 5 HARDEsTY. ,.1sst
Perry rp-GEoRGE FoREAKEx.
Seneca-JAs. w WARNER.
JOSEPH DANFoRD
Sunsbury Tp-WaF n DANIELS,
ISAAC HEADLEY
Switzerland Tp--A AARoN HEADLEY.
Wayne Tp-HUGH WINLAED.i
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, IA, AprII ..
CATTLE-Arrivals 50 cars mednm
5 35@6 co; common 4 75@5 80; stock
ers a 0O@4 80; bulls 3@5 80.
HOGS-ArfivaIs 5 cars; best Phiia-
delnhia 6@6 25; Workers 5 25@5 80.
SHEEP-Arrivals 6 cars; best Cos
90: medium D 2G@8.
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To Whom it May Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that Twill not psy
IN acsrtain note given by ms to r. 3. Fen
ner & Co., Of Urbana, Ohio, for the SUM OF
three hundred dollars, payable in six months
from March IA, 1874. Said note was obtained
without consideration and through fraudu-
lent Representations. Whoever buys said
note will buy lawsuit and lose his money.
moh23, '74w3. DAVID SCnANA.
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Baltimore. Llvs Stock Market.

April 9.
CATTLE-Dal1 at 3@sc lower: very
best on sale at 6@71c; that general,
rated first quality 596c, medium o'
good fair qaaiity 4A@5c. Receipts /.
$40 head; sales ll35
HOGS-Dull at 74@75c Receipts
1850
SHEEP-Dn'', with ownward ten
dene,; whol 6@8& sheared 496fc -
Receipts 1856
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RA correspondent Of the Noble
County Press says:
81 have recently -travele6~through
Washington, Monroe and Noble coun-
ties, The prospect for wheat is the best
have seen for several years - -,
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Noble Comfy News.
: From the P, ess.. 9th inst. |

Nine persons in and around Carlisle
have died of consumption during the
past winter.
Whooping cough ard marbles are the
Juvenile amusements in many parts OF
our county, especially about Mt Eph-
rim, Williamsburgh and Freedom
George Baker died at his residence
near Keilhs, this county on the 6Jd He
was buried 1t Kellh's Cemetery on the
7th hy the l o o + OF which he had
long been member.
John Crawford, of Coal Ran. died
last Thursday He was an octogena-
rian He has lived there for the last
thirty years; has been insane for four
wears, and for the last year has beer
unable to move either hand or foot.
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E"Connecticut went Democratic by
herasual maj itya1--No6le County Re
publican. Tee ess9 !,
Bro COOLEY, isn't that "usuaw lit
tie COOLEY?
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E:Mr WILLIAM. SwEARINGINs Sr.,
of Sunsbury towusltip.s'cu his hand and
wfist badly, on the 9th inst. Before the
bleeding could be checked, Mr. S. lost
about 0ne gallon Of blood worT ..rad.Ji.
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H Mr. WILLIAM j. CARTER is erect
ing anew blacksmith shpplon lot il
the rear Of Mrs. KIRKBRIDEs property
West side of town
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Chicago.

April lo-Fl5nr S 5o@s 25. Wheat
l 1901 90 Corn 6l@65c Oats 42@
Acc Rye 92@93c Barley l 34'5l 81
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Ct,cin,saiI.

April 10 Flour I OO@7 e5 Wheat
/ 35 Ryel 05 Corn 6i@Wc. Oats
4S@56c Barley l 90.
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~ Messrs j. NJ & 7. N. PARKER
oEsL6e. TO ownship,e sold nine sheep on
the 9Th inst, for the sum of S43. That
is the highest price we have heard OF
this seasonskssK bra b-i5ss.I sfeos vs7,.
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RICHMOND, April 9--R NJ. T Hun
ter was 10 day elected by the General
Assembly State Treasurer, vice Mayo
removed. iH es--
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Ph5iadesphia.

April 1O-Flour 59S IS Wheat |
8C@l 50 Corn. yellow Sl@S5c. Rye
CSC Oas 62@6Jc
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e5 A letter from Lima says the Jesuits
who came to Peru owing to political
troubles in Germany, Italy and Spain,
will not be permitted to remain in that
country. -si'gg} teI
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EyThe result of the Corporation
election in Woodsfiel6, was the election
of what was termed The temperance
ticket 6E - - -
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E The Quarteily Conference of the
NJ T. Church. here, aud Circuit, will be
held in Woodsftld on Saturday, the
18th inst, at 2 o'clock ? m.
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re Mr. STEPHEN MORRIS, son of Mr.
WILLIAM NORRIS, who resides on Sun
fish creek, died an the -Sth inst >, of Con
sumption, aged % Years. = ~ = i'N
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New York.

April TO- Flour 5 Sn@7 so Wheat
l 54@l s.. Corn St@9Ic Oats SO
066c. ; Rfe l 05@l II: Barley ] &C.
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RRRev. ] r SMITH of Urichsville,
has been stationed at Beallsyille, by or
der of the NJ. E Conference.