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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

~The Republican party of New
York is not a unit for specie payments,
as the following from the Syracuse
Standard attests. The Standard is one
Of the ablest and most trustworthy Re-
publican jou mails in New York State
This extract from its columns is earnest,
incisive and to the point:
"The talk about "a return to specie
payments at The earliest practicable
lay is all twad1le. N body demands
this return to the old fesh-pots but the
gold monopoiists and money-lenders.-
1t can be accomplished only by making
such sacrifices and involving the coun-
try In such results as the people will
never submit to. To go back would
be like setting civilization back to the
feudal ages, the wrongs of which were
triaes compared with the outrages prac-
ticed through the present monetary
systems of the world, which will aston
ish and shock future ages, as they look
back upon and contemplate them in the
clearer light of right and justice. The
devil has never imposed anything more
cunning and outrageous upon an igno'
rant and suffering world "
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WOODSFIELD union SCHOOL,

MOTICE is hereby given that a limited num-
IN ber of pupils will be admitted into the
Woodsfielu Union Schools for the term
commencing October S, 1874 and continuing
in session six months.
@ TUITION
In High School Department. ...... ....$14
Deductions will be made to pupils admit.
ted to lower departments.
Half the tuition must be paid in advance,
the remainder at the opening Of the school
after theHOlidays.
All applications for admission will be made
to S. G. Gosgrove, Superintendent Woodsfield
Union Schools. +. REEF,
Secretary Board Education.
sept23,'74w4.
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A Wonder of Seeing.

The Camera Obscura in the New York
Central Park is a little eight-sided bull
ding surmounted by a small turret,
pierced with lenses. Directly under the
turret or tower is table about five feet
in diameter, with polished surface, and
On it the scenery of the park and sur
roundings is reflected from the lenses
with marvellous distinctness. Even the
country on Long Island. across the
Sound, is perfectly Visibles as if one
was looking at it through telescope
The room will accommodate about q
dozen people at once. 1t is darkened,
and the only light admitted enters
through the lenses, and is thrown on
the table. It is most marvellous sight
Oae may see his friends in any part of
the park. The slight ripple on the lake,
or the movement of the leaves ON dis
tant trees, is wildly shown on the table
But all the varied and beautiful colors
are preserved in miniature Detectives
repair to the "Octagon" when suspected
parties are supposed to be in the Park.
A man sitting with woman half a
mile away cannot escape the eye of
science. Among the many objects to
be seen are the Colosseum, Masonic
hall, and Catholic cathedral, the chur-
ches of upper New York and the Pali-
sades of the Hudson, each appesring in
turn as the g!ass-eyed turrct revolves.
When one wishes to examine particu-
lar part Of the park, the superintendent
gives the machine turn, and the spot
appears on the table, while the bewilier-
ed spectator thinks of Alladin and his
lamp, and wonders that if the days of
enchantment have really come, why he
don't transfer the dingy room into a
palace worthy of such splendid scenes.
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aEIf the RepubIiran leader, are

EEIf the Republican leaders are as
earnestly in favor of reform as they pro-
fess in their platforms, " by in the name Of
all that's honest don't they effect them 7
They have had all the necessary power
these dozen years, and still all the evi-
dence we have that they desire reform is
in these yearly professions.
Most of the abuses which they pretend
to want reformed were born with the par
ty,and will never receive any wersestreat-
mcnt at its hands thaa these harmless
resolutions, until the party and the abuses
lie down and die together s'''--'
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And Wagon Maker Shop.
Notice in Partition.

n M0SBR, Ja., Frederick Moser, John Ne
", ser, Frederick Thoenen, Elizabeth Thos-
men, Charles Thoenen, Lily Thoenen, John
Thoenen. Louisa Thoeuen and Robinson Thos.
nen, will take notice that petition was fled
against them on the 18th day Of September,
1874, in the court of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe, by David
Thoensn and Maria Thoenen. and is now pen.
ding, wherein the said David Thoenen and
Maria Thoenen demand partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: situate in said
county of Monroe, Ohio, being the west part
of the east half of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty-five, township two of range
three, containing sixty acres; and that at the
next term of said court the said David Thos-
men and Maria Thoenen will apply for an or.
der that partition may be made OF said prem.
ises. LOUIS HOEFFLRR,
Atty for petitioners.
Dated September IS, lS74-td.
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Legal Notice.

FBENEZER MILLS and Caroline Mills his
u wife, who reside out of the State Of
Ohio. will take notice that on the 23d day Of
May, 1874, John N. Genin filed motion in
the court of common pleas of Monroe coun-
ty State Of Ohio, asking tn 1t complete re,
cord may be made in said court in the case
of Thomas Fl. Genin against Ehenezer Mills
and Caroline his wife. being the same case in
which judgment was rendered against said
defendant, E. Mills, and in favor of plaintiff
for $403 IS and costs at the February Term
of said court, 1853, Said motion will be for
hearing at the next term of said court.
HOLLISTRR & 0KRY,
septl, SAWS. Attys for Genin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

FET Two negroes Were murdered in
Tennessee On the 5th. but the Radical pa,
pers disposed of the whole subj ,ct, obit-
uarics and all. in six lines. There was
no poiiticol capital in these dead darkies.
as they were killed by other negroes. If
they had been killed by whites these same
papers would have had column OF blood
cnrdlius details, under half column OF
bold faced heal lines, the whole sur
mounted by the word "Ku Kux' in type
nearly as large as the title of the paper,
The lives of these two colored citizens
were wasted
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

The London accountants who were
sent to New York to investigate the
affairs of the Erie Railroad Company
have made their report. They say that
the earnings Of the road were sufficient
to justify the payment of dividend on
preferred stock for the two years en-
ding September, 1873, but through de-
ficiencies which were discovered in the
accounts of the Gould administration
there was no sufficient balance applica-
Bile to payment of dividend on com.
mon stock Captain Tyler's report will
be issued Immediately.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
F. Oblinger, Guardian,
Jacob Schell and VIM. Schcll.

QY virtue of an execution to me direct
- ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale. at
the front door of the court house, in the
town of Woods6eld, between the hours of
10 O'Clock a. In. and 4 o'clock p. M, on ss
Thursday, the 22d day of October, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county. Ohio. to wit:
The north part of the southwest quarter Of
section two, township six of range six, cor
tanning one hundred and thirty-six and enc.
half acres, in the name Of VIM. Schsll.
Appraised ats J.
TO. LITTLE "a
sept22, '74w5. Sheriff N. C; o. $
L. RoEFrLzR, Atty.
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w Most OF the political contests in
the North having come to close, the
"Ku Klux" outrages in the South will but
rarely be heard of until the next election
approaches. It's a remarkable coinci-
dence that these outrages should uni
formly break out just at the right moment
10 give the Radicals lift in the elections.
The darkies can now have eleven
months OF peace.
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New York Cattle Market.

OCtODer y.
BEEVES-A few fancy steers sold at
Isle, but the quotable range tor COM
mon to prime was 9@l2ac; Texans TO
SIC.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market ex-
tremely dull and prices further declined
4c; closing at 4496c for sheep and Ga
73c for lambs
SWINE-Live hogs dull at 5 1896
Is, with one car of Ohio 217 pounds
average at 6 62A per 100 pounds; and
one car of l6l pounds at 10. Dressed
shade frmer at SI@SJc.
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NE FIEsTER, the Temperance lecturer

NJ FIEsTER, the Temperance lecturer,
said something not very complimentary
of Noble County. Ole of Noble Coun-
tvs newspapers said FIEsrER growled be-
cause the people didn't give him stamps
enough. FlEsrER says the county seat of
Noble smells like an old whisky barrel.
If Bros. COOLEY and AMOS can stand
Chat they ought to he sent as peace COM
u,issioners to the Comanches
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

Eg-In mentioning the Commissioners
of Military Claims we inadvertently
named the Treasurer OF State, instead of
the Auditor Of State, as one Of the Board.
From our knowledge of Treasurer
WELSH, We are satisfied that had lie been
a member OF the Board the frauds alluded
to would have been prevented. @
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct. 6-The Com
mittee of the State Tax Union Conven.
tisn, held last month, have just reported
that they failed to ascertain single case
in the State of an injury, outrage or
wrong committed during the present
year by a white man upon negro in the
slightest degree attributable to race, col
or or previous condition of servitude OF
the negro, or upon any Republican on
account of his political opinions.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
William Okey
Robert Sivard ct ux

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me direot-
- ed from the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house, In the
town Of Woodsheld, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. on
Friday, the 3Oth day Of October, 1874.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section twelve, township three Of
range six.
Appraised at $40o.
r. o, LITTLE,
sept29,74w5, sheriff d, CO,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Octob,r 8.
CATTLE-Fair to choice native ship
ping steers sold at 4 50@6; through
Texans,1 1893 40; lot of extra corn
fed, 5 35; stockers, 2 s5@3 10.
.HOGS-Prices steady, especially for
fresh receipts; fair to good, 5 60@6 IS !;
choice to extra, 6 1905 IS.
SHEEP-Market fairly active and a
shade easier; fair to good, 3@4 10.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

New YORK, Oct. 5.-John Anderson,
OF New York, founder of the School Of
Natural History, on Penikese Island, has
written to Garibaldi, inclosing draft in
his favor on Rothschilds for 5 900 francs,
with the announcement that he had made
provision for securing to him like sum
annually during his life.
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.Getling Down 10 a Specie Basis.''

PROVIDENCE Oct. 5 The cotton mills
generally of this State commenced to o,day
running on two thirds time. There are
few exceptions.
LEwIsrowN, Me-, Oct 5-The Cont
mental and Lincoln Mills are running on
half time, The Androscroggin will com.
mence running on two-thirds time Tues
day, and the other mills will follow.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

OCTOBER y.
WOOL-Market dull and prices firm !;
stock scarce; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia double extra and above
55@56c; extra 54@55c; medium 55@
571c coarse SOC; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 4S@5lc; me-
dium 54@55c; coarse 4S@50c; comb
ing washed 60@65c; combing unwash-
ed 42(943c: Canada combing 63@64c !;
fire unwashed 34@36c; coarse and me-
dunn unwashed ,3S@40c: tub washed
55@6Oc; No. l and superfne pulled 43
647le.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE At
Marietta. Ohio. October 20. 1874,

NHE OLD HOMESTEAD of E. Warnicke,
Il deceased, in Independence Township, Wash
ington County, Ohio.
The best Tobacco Establishment and the best
point for Merchandising and Dealing in Leaf
Tobacco in Washington County. Fine resi-
dence, Store House and Packing House and
other necessary appurtenanoes, and one of the
most complete establishments of the kind in
the State, including about
Fifty-Seven Acres OF Land.
Sale TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1874. at o'clock
in the afternoon.
For terms apply to NJ. D. FOLLETT. one
of the Executors of said E. Warwick. Marietta,
Ohio. E. WARNICKES EXECUTORS.
sept29, '74w2.
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~A new daily, The Republic" ha'

E%A new daily, The Republic" has
tust been started in New York. AS all
the ether New York dailies have gone
back on our "second w WAsHIYGroN." the
Repu5lic is to support the administra-
sion, and the administration is to support
II. Two pretty heavy contracts or we
miss our guess.
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East Liberty cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, October 8.
CATTLE-Market fairly active at s
further decline from yesterdays prices
Best, 5 1906 40; medium, 5@5 so
commons 25@4 Is; stockers, 1904 90
bulls 2@3 90.
HOGS Best Philadelphias, 6 55@7
80; Workers, 6@6 80.
SHEEP-Best, 5 25@5 so; medium
4 25@4 so.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

October s.
CATTLE-The market is fairly ac-
tive; very best on sale, 5 1906 ST.
first quality, 4 25@5 124; medium or
good fair quality, 8 50@4 III.
HOGS-Dull and lower, with down.
ward tendency sales at S@9 Is.
SHEEP-Are in fair demand for
good grades, and 4c higher; butchers
4 25@5 so.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-10-13

1RE GRANT passed through Cincinnati
a few days ago, stopping off afew hours.
The marked neglect with which be was
treated did not look encouraging for a
shird term.
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iAT TBEEcHKh's reception ON bis return
% plymouth Church was perfect ova.
don. 1t Is certain that his congregation
do not believe the charges made against
him, or do not care for them. BEECHRR
b not dead yet.
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Legal Notice.

b 3
TOHN C FLETCHER. who resides in Scott
y county, Missouri and Charles N. Fletcher,
whose place Of residence is unknown will
take notice that Aaron S. Evans, Administra.
tor of Susanna Fletcher, deceased, on the 11th
day of September, 1874, filed his petition In
the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohis,
the object and prayer of which is to obtain
an order on the 18th day Of October, 1874, 10
sell the following reafestate to pay the debts
Of said deceased, to wit: Commencing for The
same at the southwest corner of the nsrth-
east quarter of section six IN township Ave
of range five; thence north thirty rods; thence
east thirty-two rods; thence south thirty
rods; thence west thirtv-two rods to the
place of beginning, containing six acres, ~.
ing and being in said Monroe county.
AARON 8. KVANs,
Admir- of Susanna Fletcher; deed.
sept15, ,'74w4.
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w Lett be handed down to posterity
that there was neither a political speech,
leIcept in one township, nor a circus in
SIonroe County during the year 1874
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing under the hrm
name of Brown & King, at Beallsville, Mon
roe county, Ohio, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. HENRY BROWN.
sept29, ,'74W3.
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Rplipffnr Asia.

CoNsTANrINoPLE, October S-The
Porte will send at once, 26,O0O bushels
of corn to the famine distressed people
OF Asia, and ll,000 oxen to plough
their fields.
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: nFWe have strong hope that we will
bevarranted inrecording, next week, a
Democratic victory in o,and q victory
over the Athens ring in this district.
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Loss by the TyplOOn.

HONG KONG, October S.-The. loss oc-
casioned by the late typhoon here is
estimated at fl,00O,OO0. The shore
for miles around is strewn with the
wrecks Of vessels that were destroyed.
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E3TIf. somebody will keep us in mind
Of Il, we will make few remarks just be-
fore the next election of officers for our
Agricultural Society.
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Clncinnail.

Oct. 9-Flour 5 25a5 so; Wheat l
05a1 Is; Corn S0@S3c; Oats 500 SEC;
Barley firm; Rye l 0os1 OIL.
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HNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, sit
L uate three miles east Of Woodsield, or
Death Fork Of Sunfsh Creek. This Is one
Of the best coal. farms on sunfsh. For further
partiou ars call on OF address
oct7, laws. 3. II. SELr.
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WOoasfieId Stock Market.
MONDAY October IL. 1874

October 12.-Cattle 2a4c per pound.
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs &c per
pound.
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Baltimore.

Oct. 9.-Flour firm. Wheat l 20a
l %; Corn | GOAL 05. Oats 63a65c.
Rye l GOAL 03.
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New York.

Oct 9-Flour 45@9. Wheat l Ola
l 81. Corn 96@l 90. Oats 62@66c.
Rye 95@l 90. Barley l, 25@l AZ.
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Philadelphia.

Oct. 8 9-Flour3 3 50a3 Is. Wheat 90
al 35. Corn 0Ia1 o.. Oats 60a62c.
Rye O5al O6.
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Chicago.

Oct. S.-Flour 6 00ae Is. Wheat 81
@9Sc Corn 79@Soc. Oats 4S@50c.
Rye S49aS41c. Barley ! cS@1 Is.
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Recorder.
Archibald Hoskinson.
wC Contraction will bring hard times
long before it will bring hard money.

~A quieter political campaign in
Monroe County, than the one just closed,
40 man hath known.
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JOHN PAULL'S ESTATE, 3
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribsr
IN has been appointed Administrator an
the estate Of John PAUL., late Of Monroe
county, deceaSd. A. c. ARMSTRONG. L
septz9, ,74wS .-l 5f..-'
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h3E-t1 yy'f6ft t.yIg-
Democratic State Ticket.

DculOCIdtlC Cldle 1lChOt.
Fo, Secretary Of State,
ke William Bell, Jr.
.ns9shmissioner of Common Schools.
Charles S Smart.
judges Of the Supreme Court, -t
-n;s, M William J. Gilmore.
(FuU 7emS
Inn 10 sisZ
tFor Haeanty,s s..5,.
,-,a.,cl, George Rex.
- @s.k Of the Supreme Court,
Arnold Green.
Msnber of Board Of Public Works,
s.;5r,., Martin, Schilder.
o34di' saE fi 1910 EF
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.hsmecra,le District Ticket.

For Congress-l5th District
ln Wylie II. Oldham.
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Farm for Sale.

eptl5,'74eow4w.
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= moera,ic County Ticket.

.Hd For Commissioner.
James Armstrong.
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ATTEMPTED RAPE,
A Fiend i'm the Shape Ofa Man At.
tcmpts tO Rape and Kill a Girl
IL Years Old.

From the Crawford County Democrat
One of the most atrocious attempts at
violence and murder comes to our ears
from Boone township, the circumstan-
ces OF which are substantially as follows,
related to US by one who knows: A
man named W. o. Pickett, living near
Alton, he'd in his employ little girl.
named Charity ID. Steel, aged Is wears.
who had been hired to do the house,
work during the probable confinement
Of PicketIs wife. The little girl was
taken sick with the chills and had retired
TO her bedroom. Pickett, deeming this
an excellent opportunity TO satisfy his
hellish lusis, entered her chamber, which
ought TO have been sacred even TO as de-
pravcd human IA the vile creature. and
there attempted To commit one of the
meanest and most henious crimes known
to a virtnous public. by seeking 10 take
from An innocent and pure girl that
which is held even a. sacred as her life
her virtue. The girl awakening from
her slumber by the touch of this loath-
some and vile creature. at once gave the
alarm, and escaped through door,
closely followed by her would be scdu-
Ger. The frightened child run in the
direction Of her fathers house few
miles distant. followed BY this fiend
who attempted To shoot her down. raih-
cr than let her escape 10 tell his villain
ous attempt 10 ruin her. She was fol-
lowed TO within short distance of her
fathers house. when the human devil
turned and fed. and has not been heard
of since. The girl swore out writ
against him, aud the officers are now on
his track. The citizens Of the locality
are very indignant over the matter, and
are assisting the officers 10 arrest the
|cnlprt. Once in the hands Of the law
he will not trouble this community any
more.
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