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wIn the course OF events, lettuce
Will soon take the place, Of regular
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~At the meeting of the Democrat.
ic Central Committee to fix the time and
manner of holding the County Conven-
ton, the Chairman was requested to
issue instructions to insure compli.
ance with the provisions of the law
As the law says nothing about how
tickets shall be printed, the Chairman
authorizes the following to be stricken
out, and Supervisors of the Convention
to whom printed notices have been sent
will please erase the same:
"And the names Of all The candidates
for the several Offices shall be written
or printed On the same ticket"
With that stricken out candidate
can have his own name, only, for par
,icular Office, Commissioner for exam
pie, and the names of all the candidates
for other Offices printed on his ticket,
which mode is fair and is the one that
has been followed In this county for five
years rast.
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eaeT The next session Of the District
Conference of the NJ E. Church will be
held at st Clairsville, on the I'd, Sd and
4th days Of June, 80.
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H Three dealers in Summerfield
Noble county, will pack 800 hogsheads
Of tobacco this year. p O.; Eiss sa-so.
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sEEThere is one word of seven let
ters 10 the English language that will
spell over 800 words without using one
letter twice in succession. 1t is the
word strange.
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, HWon't it be almost barbarous to
enforce the Injunction ''keep COOL" in
dog-days, and not pound of ice in
town? tE8GAs
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Far Sale.

Fer Sale.--Thirty six and half
acresof land for sale, adjoining the cor.
poration of Woodsfeid. Apply at this
Office. apr28w3.
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2 e9cEThe Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of Belmont county, has
dockesed 273 cases. for trial at the next
term. sSl1IJiaAsK
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EFMr. VIM. j. CARTER, blacksmith.
is erecting a shop on the lot south o.
the grave yard.
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EEProf. ESocH MARTINS select
school at Antioch is attended by be.
tween twenty and thirty students.
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fEThe Ozark boys amuse them
selves playing ball. A very healthy
arnusement.i 39l!iIlasts aA5f e
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,sEEThat boy who will deliberately
80 out and shoot robin ought to be
"cremated" with a new shingle.
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EWhooping cough among the chill.
dren at Clarington and :Baresville.
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at JUDKIYs'. a salreYr,g,Yi yqH
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EJob work executed in good style
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RECORDER.

Ed. SPIRIT Please announce the name
of WASHINGTON F. JonssToN,of Malaga town.
ship, as a candidate for County Recorder; SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. --S-'N MANY DEMOCRATS.
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D@There were Is marriage licenses
issued in April 1S7S'and 81 in April
1874. f+ist
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EW. T. MoRRIs, Treasurer elect
takes his office the first week in Septem
Der. l,3 =, 8 .-.e.~,f
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NAn interesting story will be found
on our first page.
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The Ohio Conference Camp Meeting
for 1S74will be heldoh the grounds near
Lo gan, Ohio, commencing July 90. and
closing on the evening of August A.
Revs, c. d Battele, J. II, Creighton and
a G. Byers have been appointed super
iniendents Of religious exercises.
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re- There are thirty-four students at
tending R. E. T1LFoRD's select school.
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fEE The deciples of old IsAAK WALTON
should agitate the "Chute" question.
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Problems, Puzzles, EnigmaS, &c

Answers, to matter appearing under
this head, are furnished every two weeks
: y - & ~. - q, :. *
ETApswcrs to problems and crigmas
In THE SP1RIr of April %: s g
g Observation-Disclosures Eaigma-Og,
densburg
No. 94-Misccllaneous Enigma-Craw-
fordsville.
Nj 95aMiscc!lancous Eaisma- james
H Hamiltonii ~. sl,ifHH t;Af.
No. 96- Miscellaneous Enigma-George
Washington.
No. 97-Miscellaneous Enigma-Svs-
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No 9S-Problem-9 TICK barrels.
No, 99-Probem-S3,S5S IS.
No. 100-Problem-99 6x
Nh 1lOls--Problem-l2 and 16 years. /
No lo2GPreblem Ill iTa, eos /
No 1O3-Mlscellaneous Enigma-Ez-
ra Barker. This enigma was Published
as being composed ofll letters lit should
have been 10. $
All the above answered by VIM. Path
and VIM. F. Eggar, s',,' - &. - IN.
Written for The Spirit of Domocracy.l
.PoETICAL ENIGMA. -.
No, 1871 am composed Of 13letters.
My first in morning you will hear, ~ Y q
My second in learning will be clear; q syr, IA
My third in wandering far away, -. ~, "a
Nv fourth in mindifd what saw, .- ~. -f''-
My fifth in gain is found, .,,.fr- y.,i. .e /.
NY sixth is in the word renown;
Ny seventh in waiing but not in lamentation'
Ny eighth in the life Of every nation. q +.
My ninth is in number found, - .sfa ;--,f,
NV tenth is in love for all around; rY
My eleventh and, twelfth in answer to thee, :.
Ny thirteenth il defining this for me.
NV whole is tine name of lady in
Washington township. sr. s-r
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.]
M u4-Iam composed of IA letters.
NV 1I213 is verb. -o2
Ny 1464is womau's name. 'f.-A
NV 2 13 8 is a mans name.
My S34is part of an animal.
My 57613 9 is kind of bird.
My 54l0 is kind of bird
Ny 6 II "a is something that, grows in
the garden. S =
My whole is the name of young lady
in Summit township, 7,<I.o er..-.r.
."~~,..'s LuDwELL P. DRAPER.
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Belmont County News.
from the Enterprise, 7th inst ]

49,
Seven hundred and sixty-four hogs.
heads of tobacco were shipped from
Barnesville during the month Of April
There will be change of railroad
time next week Trains bound east will
pass here about 8 80 a. M, $50 a. In
3 so p. m, and S:55 p, IN. Going
west at 0 40 u. m, 6 10 p. M ,and 1885
p m
The Coal SHAFr.-Messrs. 9unday
& Dawson. who have been sinking q
coal shaft a short distance below The
depot, have reached coal at a depth OF
sixty-six feet from the surface. The
exact thickness of-the vein is not yet
known. hut is mot Supposed to be up
wards of four feet. The coal is of good
quality. Arrangements will be made a,
once to operate the shaft and get coal
ready for market. yWHi!l + Y
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: E Stamp your bank lchecks. &
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Ayers
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For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopins
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among tbe gseat
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mankind than this ef-
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diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
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Needles and Attach ments iar IN sev-s
ing machines for sale Price of needles 81 per
Dozen by mail, the money to accompany the
order. 80 e4-te'7seS
, 1874-07-15

way Hsune, 'n Porn, attempted suicide Sundsr
oseiIsng last BY taking morphine. lila Ignorance
Of Tho drug saved hin lifo. He took An orordoac.
producing vomiting and uonvu1HionB, vhcl. Tor. Tor.
minated 70 Nothing serious. Tho cause Of his
raslincsa In unreqnttcd lovo.
"ho Republican Congregational Conyontlou
meetB at poru On tho 23d' lnRt. o@@
Tho child Of Hon. c. Quiston, of xenta. rss
run over by. mad bull upon tLo stroot iaat
evening, aud severely hurt.
Ed Perangor jumped from tho DAYTON tra,n
yesterday WHOM near tho Xonla dopot. nts loe l,.
WAS brokon. and bin body Otherwise damarods. mr. ts
He jumped of as the train naa noar hIs houss
to nave walk from tho depot. '~N-'
The Town Council Of WAshtnRton nomrA
Houao yesterday repealed tho besr, els and
porter ordinance, leaving no restrictions On ths
an.o Of s,,oh liquors. Another now saloon hss
opened on the principal stroct.
Mrs. HenneHsey, 1908 years old, died At Iol-
lairo yesterday, ut tho residence OF Thomas
Hiloy, hor aon-tn-law.
111NNEaoTA.
On Monday night cattle drovor named ].
Wood ono mile from Auet,n, was knocked dawn
and robbed Of $4,000. No arreHts made.
, 1874-07-15

wators In tho Ninth Senatorial Dlatriot,
which havo hlthorto appeared oaln on tho
surfaco, nro beginning to show signs Of m
approaching storm. Tbln distr,ot, "a you aro
aware, is composed Of tho Oountiea OF Boono
anu WInnobago, and elaots Senator and throo
n1emnors OF the atnto House Of Representatives.
tins fall. Winnebago haa heretofore had tho
noE's eiara Of Representation, having tho Senator
4nd two Representatives. and Doono tho third
Representative. Although tAs Senatorial Con-
ycntion Las not boon callod, ita action haa boon
Winnebago County, hold III Rockford juno TO- at
which delegates woro olooted To tho Senatorial
Convention, md instructed to yoto for John
Early. tho present Incumbent, for Senator, aud
for two nembeIs Of tho House from WinpobaRo.
leaving tito nomination Of tbs third for Dootlo,'
But, Is tho action Of that Convention appoars
to givc disaatiBfactfon to tho party In Wiuno-
bhgo, and has alroady produced i nu1nbor Of
Independent candidates, Boone will not bo slow
to improve tho opportunity, and, by c,tmulatlnR
hcr vofes will DO able to elect cAudldatoa Of hor
own choice.
It ia being whispered around Tint Gen. 4. O,
Fuller, Of Dclvidore. has lntimatod bis willing
noas to again sorve tho pooplo in tho 8onate--a
position lic formerly hold until tho redlstrntlne
Of the State loft him out ln tho cold, Whether
he will consont to run as M Independent candi-
data, OF collrso will depond on future doYolop-
mont6 and clauces Of BuocosB.
, 1874-07-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July 14.-Ths Twelfth Of July hav-
Ing fallen on Sunday,ths usual denomination bY
tho Oiangemen Of ireland In honor Of tho dny
did not take place until yesterday. The celobra-
tlops generally consisted Of streot-paradcs md
afterwards meetings. at which speeches were
made announcing Home-nule and Ultramontal,-
Ism. There woro no disturbances, exoopt at
Lurgant whore q collision occurred between
procossioniats and q portion Of the popuiace,
during which Heyoraf perBona were bady hurt.
LONDON, July 14.-Edwnrd Wolby Pugin, tho
architect was tried at tho Old Bailey to-day for
libol against John Rogers. Herbert Gladstone,
q son OF tho ex-Premfer, wan witnoss for tho
aefenao. Tho attorney for Pugln, in aumming
up, admitted that bis client wiote tho letters
complained Of, but said "they were written by
an exctable n,ap, who made an lncohosont
rambling statement not intended to bc liboous."
Tie jury, after being out ten mlnutos. brought
In verdict not guilty.
A case Of hydrophobla at Brighton occasions
considerable excitement at that place.
LONDON, July 14.-The Newmarket blagsa~
trates havo granted SUMMONS against Mr.
Chaplin. aa steward Of the Jockey Club for per-
rnitting bottug on tho Newmarket raoo-course.
It is rumored thRt tho Duko OF Richmond mill
receive u similar summons after the Goodwood
race. It is snid tbat these proceedings are taken
BY q prominent racing man, and better to tent
the Inv and force Parliamentary definition
thereof, which will cloar up ilu obseuritieH.
, 1874-07-15


ohlld Of Mrs. Matilda Burton, robldinK ut
2l6 Fourth avenue, waa left IN au open lot BY an
expressman with somo furniture, and la. boon
taken to llra. Keoman'e, 81 Wight street, noAr
Canal btroot
TOWN BOARD or souTn CHICAGO.
A meeting III called at O'Clock this morning
to provide means for immodiate help for the
burned out poople In case OF the inBuftcicnoy of
tho 1aoans furnished by tho County Agent nud
to provide means for q roaHsoasmont OF roal
estate and personal property III tho burned dis
trics. Tho Justicos and tue town ofticers aro re-
questad to attend promptly.
JOSEPH GnEENHpr,
Town Clorl, ITO Atlaiua street, Room l.
RELIEF T0n THE SUFFERERS.
Tho Young Mons Christian Assoc iasIon Mill
send out supplies Of bread, coffee. aud milk
from their rooms, No. 148 Madison Btreot, oarly
THU morning, to the families burned out. Per-
aons desiring to contribute provisions can leave
their donations at the rooms al above ut as carly
All hour aH possible. All membors Of the Asso-
citation willing to 20 out With baskets Of supplies
will report to the Superintendent bctueen and
8 o'clock H. m.
Tho Remington sowIng-Maohino Company
aucceeded III saving a largo part Of their stock,
and eau 10 found .. d Vest Van Buren, stroet.
, 1874-07-15
SPAIN.

MADRID. July 1A.-A force Of Republican
troops arc marching to tile relief Of pucerds.
MADRID, July 14.-IAe Carsts hive opened
70 attack on Ouenca, 81 miles southeust Of
this city. The garrison ia milking vigorous de-
fenBo. Relnforcomeuts have beon forwarded
hence by rail.
LONDON, July ii. Dispatcher from spain
report that Con. 6eballn has removed AiA load-
quarters from Tafaln to Lagrono. Con,
Morionea il also retiring towards thn riyor Ebra.
sickueAa IL prevalent among tho National
troops. It is anticipated thnt actiye operations
mill be postponed three ueels.
The main body Of the Carlist army l,ss entered
niscoK, and Threaten to stop tho navigation Of
tho River Neryiau,
, 1874-07-15
POLITICAL.
Tho Indiana Democratic Stnte Con
YNutiurp.

The Indiana Democratic state Con
ventiOM.
Specfal Dispatch to Ihs Chicaao Tribune.
1NDANAroL1s Ind, July la.-Tho city is filled
Tonight with delegates to tho Democratic State
Convention tomorrow. Eyory county In tho
Stats will DO ,opresonted, making the Conveu-
tioa very 1argo, o,-noarly 1900 members necoa-
sary to choice. 050. Theso is q conflict Of opIn-
lon upon the finance aud temperance questions.
No accurato conjecture can be made until
tile report OF the Commilteo on Resolutions is
submitted. Gov. uoEdrckH will he Chairman,
and will make speech.
Tho delegates met by Congressional Districts
tonight, electlng the following
oFF1oEAs AND coMs1IrrEEMEN:
Yies-prs.'at1,s-FlrHs as,- District, 5ohn G.; Hol-
Foarts 5smes 'o Fo,sy, s'' psss'sr x.as4
Eiftl. James EIds1. .. w9yns; a1sh. William a!snn,
Jehli NJ seott: Of Doona Isntl james Henderson;
Of %es iorses col5 e0's'
Sseretr.tt-Tsst district. Calvin Joues Of Spencer:
Sesond, y. D; nynqn Of psy!ess; THIRD, James II.
!; Ss9a9 ,eyS s; sa'es Gesy f saa!
;en s,sp' rss:%, 4 Ms;'Pa Ras EEs,h
;s 5tn,s b.,iHi #
rs.s sss'1S' q sa
saS s 81 g S T. ajodas dH yst Ssvs,S e. nno y
bingham, OF Marion Eighth, John I. scott, of ylgo
Mtnth, " p Masoa of ssa1g MoatYome5y: Tenth,
Of cuss Twelfth, vi. Craig, Of Wells; TAirssenth,
esM@!ttss y Permanent orean':atto,.7rI.t: Dis
ttct Hcter aiatr, Of YanlesburK Second, John II.
q olsrko; fourth, Wilson, q Dscatar; F|th,
, 1874-07-15
FOREIGN.


THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION or nlsHAHoK.
K1ssENaEN, July 11.--priuco Bismarck ap-
poorod 1t the public gardens last evouing, md
Faa groeted with tho utmost enthusiasm. Sub
Of people seronadod Bismarck. Upon his roturn
TO his residence, Ia roaponso to tho demands OF
the crowd, tho Chancellor appeared and nude hu
.ddrcss. After expressing Lis thankB for the
demonstration, ho sa!d t]lat tho attenlpt on hiu
nio wns not aimed 1t hta porson, but at tho ca,lso
which DO represented. In conclusion he pro-
noHed threo cloo.s for the Germa,, Empire and
tho allied German Princes. Tho people responl-
cd with repeated cheers.
Theirs aro to be Thanksgiving nervicon In tho
PROTESTANT churches to-day for tie proyidential
escape Of the promior.
It is roported that Kullmao hss confessed that
no intended to uBsasslnato the Prince, and has
used exproaBiona imptIcatlng others.
priest nnmod Koftoor lias boon arrested st
schweinfutt, under the belief that he was acceB-
aory to tho shooting. no cans from Maaopgsn
ycotortlny.
NEW YosK. July IA private dispatch ro-
oeivea IN ~, this city concerning tho attempted
"priuco Biu,n.rk, aitor starting for drive, i've
waa greeting small assembly Of pernons, whom
ho was shot ut by Edward Kulln,an, of
magdeburg. Tho bullet wounded him
10 hla .a.,aId. hand at tic moment uhen he
.in Was alrestod. ~ Disuarck drove ' through rough
tue town, amid acclamations, and then Ind an
intorvicw with the assassin iu fail. The result
u not known. have just met him, on his ro-
turn: Lie Wab Htern, but greeted mo pleasantly.
the Pope"
k1ssESaEN, July 14.-Hauthaor is the namc OF
the priest who WAS a1roHted at Sctweiufurt, on
suspicion Of being implicated in tho attompt to
aHsaasinato Prince Bismarck.
K1ssESnEN, July 14.-T4e King of Wurtar,-
burg and the Italian Government have to}e-
6raphed their congratulations to Prince Bis
, 1874-07-15

NcSvg Items Photographed to The Chi
cNEo TrlbElilos

Ncsvs items Iclegrnrhcd to The Chi
ct1Eo TrlbuEos
ILLINOIS,
Tho total value OF taxable poraonal property In
Scott County, for 1874 according to tho AHnes-
aors report, IL FL ,00o,05 III ncroase over Iass
yoar Of *347 ,26l Which IL AL increase OF about
d. per cent,
At the shawnootown city eloction on Monday,
4. &, Lowe vas elected Mayor by majority Or
eleven over II. D, Uoceor.
INDIANA.
Last Sunday evening ths body Of woman by
tho l,au,e Of Louisa Val, Hotne, doctrena was
discovered In q room aeonpisl by hor III tho City
Of Poru twelve huNrs after death. lilo cause
Of her death WaB llrat supposed to bo aui-
eide BY poiHon but. alter hearing tho testimony,
tho Coronur's jury returned verdict Of doath
produced by disoaHs Of tho heart, caused by iu~
temperance. Tie woman has boen 4 resident OF
Peru since luat winter aud lad gained au s1tsn.
s!yo lncdica! practice. II she had any relatives
thoir wllercabou!a are unknown, but barely
enough goods and money Ners found which h.
louged to l!or 10 pay t4a funeral a1penboa.
--lkRgley WsatI 'bp4.driYer TOR sao nxoaa-