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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Wayne Township
Fnw,N, Ourn March /

EDwINA, ONO, March Il 1874
Ed SPIRIT: notice in the issue of
The SPIRIT Of the 10Th inst, that Homo
gives 100000 as the answer to No 81
beg leave to differ with him, and as We
differ so widelvI deem it expedient to
g;vethe method OF obtaining the answer
TO the problem in dispute. The suns
diameter is about Ill times greater than
that OF the earth Now mathematicians
hare proved that the sizes of spheres are
tn each other as the cnbes of their diam
eters. Calling the diameter of the earth
L and the sun Ill: the cube of is and
the cube of Ill is 1,367.631 THUS we
tind that the sun is about l,400,C times
larger than the earth Astronomers have
asccrtained that the sun is composed of
much lighter materials than the earth, so
much so that four cubic feet of the suns S
matter will weigh bat lri1e more than
one cubic foot Of the earth's matter =
Hence the quantity of matter in the sun
is about 800, 900 times greater than the
matter in the earth The weight of a
body on any gloheis the measure of the
force with which it is drawn toward the
center of the 9lohe When the globes
vary in size this is dependent upon two
circumstances. First-that the force of
grarity raries as~ectly as The quantity of
matter in the attracting body; second
and incersely AS the square of the dis
tance from its center Now if we apply
this rule to the sun we find that if mass
weighing l pound on the surface of the
earth were transported to the sun its
weight would be increased $50, 900 times
in consequence of the greater amount Of
matter IN the sun, and diminished II 32I
times lilXlll hecanse it would be re-
moved Ill time further from the center
of The badly on, wnich it then rested than
when at the earth. Multiplying l by
350,000 and dioiding this product by 19.
32l the qnotient is 2S4x, which is the
weight Of lppund if it twas transported
to the sun. Hence man weighing 200
pounds at the surface OF the earth would
weigh more than 5.600if taken to the sun
Now do NOT claim hat the above is tech
mically correct, for the reason that have
principally dealt in round numbers, so as
to avoid fractions; bat do claim that it
lsvery nearly correct. Yours,
BUCKEYE.
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spttial 'Uott

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from no other esuss than having worms in
the stomach. BRowN's VKRAIRUos CoaFIrs
will destroy Worms without injnry to the
child. being perfectly WhiTE snd free FROM
ali colorins or other injurious ingredients
usually used IN worm preparations,
CURTIS s. BROWN, Proprietors,
No. sis Fulton street New York.
Sold By druggists and Chemists and dealers in
Medicines at TwENTY-FIyE CENTS Box.
August 2e, 1871.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
William Mahoney
D. T. Clark ct al.

DY virtue Of an order OF sale to Ine direct.
ID ed from the court Of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house,i in the town
of WoodsHeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. IN. and o'clock P. m. on
Saturday, the II lth day of april, 1874,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Beginning for the sape at the northsast
corner of Isaac Mtche,rs land in section tlir-
ty three, township three of range four, ruu-
ming thence south with the line of James
Mahoney's land twenty four rods and twenty
three and half links to q stone planted in
the run near the Christian Church; thence
west with the road six and three fourth rods
to a stone planted in the road, thence north
twenty -four rods AID twenty-thf'e and halt
links to the quarter section liue between Isaac
MitchSll's and William Browns land; themes
east with the line six and three. fourth rod
to the place of beginning, containing one
aera more or less,
Appraised at Ss65.
T. .. LITTLE, ~.
Sheriff NJ. c.
HoIIlsrEr & oKrr, Ett'ys. mchlO,'74w5.
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m SHERIFF'S SALE
OF Personal Property.
BLACKSMITH TOOL:
Christian Kindclberger
Adam Handschumacher.

GY virtue of an execution to me directed
II from the court of .omm on pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale in the
town of Lewisslle, in said county, on
Friday, the 9th day of March, 1874,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and
O'clock p. m, the following personal prop
erty, to wit:
Two pair bslIows. anvils, large ma,
drel, hollow anvil, roller tire bender, |
patent drill, large wise, pairs screw plates
and 20 bits for same, l scoop shovel, 2 sled
ges, baud hammers. slack tub, set ham
mers, splitting chisels, % puuchss q pcint-
ing hammers, shoeing hammers, Is pairs
of tongs. 9 healing tools, ! brace and Is bits
for same, hand drill, lot of pain-s, ,bru she's
and paint pots. pieces inch and half tire
bar, 2 desks, l6 rasps, 2 moukoy-wrsnches,
z5 pounds circular saw bisde steel, l lot OF
scrap iron, OF oau,2 rods nail iron, 2 lennon
augurs and lot of bo's aud taps
T. 0. LITTLE,
nckl7,7aw2. Sheriff d, CO.
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y g.
MARRIED. On The g4th day of De.
cember, 1873, by RICHARD FARMER.
E,q. of Lee township. Mr.. JOSEPH
EDDY, Jr., and Miss ELIZABETH RUSH
n On the 2Slh day of February, 1874,
by ANDREW TwINEM ESQ, of Green
township, Mr.. JAMES r. SHAW and Miss
CoRNELlA E HENTHoRNS.
On the 5th day of March, by WILSON
MARTIN, Esq, of Lee township, Mr..
CHRISTIAN PINDLE and Miss Rosa Rem
NER
On the same day by Rev. H W BA-
KER, Mr.. SAMUEL L. SMITH and Miss
ELLIE GRAHAM
On the same day by Rev H w BAl
KER, Mr.. BENJAMIN G SMITH and Miss
MATTE j. McELRGY
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
F. Oblinger, Guardian,
James Wells, ct al.

ny virtue of an order of sale to me directed
from the court of common plsas of Mon
roe county, Ohio. | will ofsr for sale at the
front door of the courA, house, in tho town OF
Woodsield. between the hours ef 10 o'clock
a. m. and clock p. N, on
Saturday, thel5th dag Of April, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Five-elevenths of the northwest quarter
of section five, in township seven and range
seven; said quarter containing one hundred
and sixty seven acres, bsing the part of said
quarter whers James Wells now lives and oc
oupies; also, thirty-three acres one quarter
and ten rods of the west side of the north
west quarter of section Ave, in township
seven of range seven, OIL equal breadth
through said quarter section, together with
the privileges and appurtsnancss therswith
belonging. fa s'aa4 II sf
Appraised at $6,e70,
LOUIS H0EFPLRR,
0rre, n Mas. Com. N. C. y.
L. HoEtrLgn, Atty. mchl7, ,'74ws.
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Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
" voters of The Incorporated Village of
Woods6eld, in Monroe Comfy, OHIO, that an
election will be held, as required by law, on
the first Monday, being the 9th day of April.
A. D. 1874, at the usual place of holding cleo
tions in the incorporated Village Of Woods
field, in said county of Monroe, and you will
then aud there proceed to vote by ballot fer
one Mayor, one Clerk, Sne Treasurer, one
Ma, shall and three members of he town
Council. 4. SALISBURY, Mayor.
I. o. LrrrLB, Recorder. mchl7, '74td
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wN. j. Manning, Esq. of Barnes
vile, while making temperance speech
in the NJ E Church in that place, tie
evening of the llth inst, fell to the
floor dead The church was cleared
and seversl physicians called, but all
efforts to restore life were of no avail
Mr.. MANNING was born and raised in
Woodsfield, and the intelligence of his
sudden decease, cast. a gloom over our
entire community A. wife and one
calf are<left to mourn his loss; the
heartfelt svmpathies Of our people 90
our to her in the time of her sad be-
reavementr
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rE A hOrney hande

ETA hornev handed son Of Monroe
county lately visited a friend In Wheel.
ing, and while there met Young lady
whom he hal never seen before. Ate.
ten minutes interview the gentleman
and lady entered into ar engagement OF
marriage, which Accordingly came of
the next day. 81. Clairsrille Gazette
12fb inst 1855
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From the Iitfin Star. 21tb ult

On the announcement Of the death of
Dr. john D Connor, the physicians
OF Tlflin City, at a meeting. held Feb
23, 1874, at the office of DR.. McFar-
land, adopted, unanimously, the follow
ing resolutions.
Resolced, That we have heard, with
des p sorrow and regret OF the death of
our friend and brother, DR.. John D
OConn"r, whereby the community has
lost one of its best citizens and the
medical profession, one Of its most ac
compiished, useful, and honorable men,
bers
Resqlred. That we deeply sympahize
VII his family in the loss they have
sustained and, as an evidence Of our
high regard for the memory OF the de-
ceased, and sincere confidence with the
hereaved, we will attend his liberal on
W edaesday the 25th, at 9 O'Clock 2. NJ.
from The residence of his friend, Judge
Lang, OH Market street.
Resoired, That 4 copy Of the resolu
u'ns be sent to his family as a token of
our sympathy.
Resolccd, That copies also, be fur
nished for publication, in the different
papers of this City, and the Lancet and
Observer of CiHcinnati 'I-ta
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EFThe gold medal that Congress-
voted to Mr. George F Robinson, who
saved Secretary Sewsrd's life when tue
latter was attacked hy the assassin
Payne, is now on exhibition at Wash
ingtoc. 1t is of solid gold, d,three inches
in diameter and three eighths of an inch
in thickness. On one side is a picture
of the reel lent, with wreaths Of laurel
and oak intertwined above his head, ,and
the following words around the edge
ITO George + Robinson, awarded by
the Congress IF the United States, March
l, 1871, for his heroic conduct on the
l4th of April. 1865. in saving the life
OF the Hon. VIM II Seward, the Sec.
retary of State of the United States. "
On the reverse side is a representation
of Mr.. Seward lying on his sick couch,
with Robinson and Payne in struggle
beside it.
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INFrRMAEY REPORT
sEAiI-ANNUAL REPORT, 1874.

OrrlcH OF DrREcroEs OF rHE IEFiRMARY,
WooDsfisLp. ONO, March l, 1874.
To the Honorable Commissioners Of aowroe
County Ohio:
In compiiapcs with the requirements Of
law. we, the undersigned Directors OF tim In.
Urinary Of said comfy, have the honor to
submit to you this, our Semi-Aalual Report,
Of the condition and standing OF said Inar.
mary for the siE months last past, ending
February Is, 1874:
REPORT. s sa
During our frequent visits to the Inhrmary
since the first day Of September, the date Of
our, last report, We have found that institu-
tIon kept in all respects in q clean, orderly,
and healthy condition. The av.tags number
of inmates for the six months last past was
40, and the present number is 4e; OF this
number 20 are males. and 20 famal es; out Of
these there are IL inssne and idiots. The
health of the inmates is good. as there has
been but one death, and that Of old age, since
our last report, Besides the above number
of inmates, ws are supporting s outside pau
pers. who canuot be moved On account OF
sickness,
The finances are as follows:
REcsIPrs,
To balance in Treasury, Sept l, '75: $3.50 4s
Amount coll on Dup of '73, Dec col. -l4lS 3s
Total receipts ........... Soss8 81
pI.BuRssMfSfs,
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
10 2a Nurse. Ta -.s

is the prescription of one Of the best Femals
Physicians and Nurses in ths United States.
and has bee used for thirty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
of one week old to the adult. 1t corrects
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind cello,
regulates the bowels, and gives resi-. health
and comfort to mother and chilli. We be-
liero it to be the Best and Surest Remedy in
the Worldi., in all cases of DYsEsTERY and
DIAERnGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises
from testhirg or any other cause. Full di-
rections for using will accompany each bottle,
None genuine unless the fac -simile of CURTIS
g. PERKINS is on the, outside wrapper. Sold
by ali medicine dealers. Auge6,'73Y,
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

q
TNIIE Ford farm near Woodsfeld il for aaN.
i and if not sold in due time prefer rent
ing it to good dairymsn for certain sam. part
in cash and part in repairs. This farm eunkahps
,bout
TWO HUNDRED & FIFTY ACRES,
And the cleared land is all sewn to grass ssSl.
excepting twenty -four ueres which was broken
ap last spring.
'Itis we'll calculated for dairy purposes. Il
contains two large frame barns which contsfns
.tabling and NOW room for sevsnty-fve or cSs
hundred head of COWS, and plenty Of water all
over the farm
1t also contain. swo dwelling heusss and a
good frame church which has fallen sack 70 shs
farm, which wRl make a good dairy building.
For further information call on or addrtss
/ So TFIGS.H. FORD.
I jaA9H, 74ans. Ss Neodsfield, Monroe c., o.
- y q
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hogs. BIS hog weighed 400 pounds and
C's 800 pounds. A says to B. II am in
hurry; here is S35, the worth of both
hogs, Your hog is worth one fourth of a
cent the most on the pound. Divide the
money between yourselves" What is
each mans share S. A. 3.
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nave the news from Old Monroe"
Another at Gloyers Gap. West Va,
says: "If l should fail to send money
when nv time expires, send the paper
on for cannot well get along without
the Old SPIRIT
Another from Bnylaus Grove, Iowa,
writes: Enclosed please find 50 0O!for
The SPIRIT as we like to have the news
from Old Monroe"
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
William Moore
VS..
William Black kledge ct al.

DY virtue Jf an order of sale to me iirect.
ID ed from the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio. will ofer for sale ~
the front door Of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours of
10 O'Clock a. m and 4 O'Clock p. N. on
Saturday. the l!M day OF Apra, 1874.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Chic. to wit:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of seq
ton twenty tive. township FIVE of raage five;
thence s,uth one hundred and sixty rods;
thence east three rods; therce northeast
seven and a half degrees variation eighty
eight rods; theuce east six rods; thence norit
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EFFor cough, roast large lemon
Very carefully without burning it; when
Ills thoroughly hot, cut AMI squeeze it
, into cup upon three ounces OF sugar
candy finely powdered take a spoon
ful whenever your cough troubles you.
Kh good as it is pleasant
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@Mrs. Mary Eatlv of Flushing,
this county, is eighty-four years of age
and is the mother of nine children, and
has forty grand children, thirty y-eight
great grand children. and one great
great grand child, making in all five
generations living ClairsriUe Ga
zette, l2M inst
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- EEWe shall print the tickets for the
election .iu this township, Center, be,
tween the 1st and 4th days of April
Candidates are requested to hand in
their names by the lst We have a
humber Of names, at this time, for the
sdiG6Ient Offices
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy

LECoMProN, Ono, March II, 1874.
No 5S-Find the cost Of foundation
wall 3 #. Gin thick and 7 it. 5 in. high,
fora bailaing 45 f. + in long. 81 ITO in.
wide oGtSide, allowing for 3 doors Z II.
wide, at 50 81 per perch.
No 59-How many bricks of common
size will build . square chimney 80 feet
high, l5 feet vile at the bottom and II
feet wide at the top, outside, and 6 feet
wide inside ali the way up2
LuDwELL P. DRAPER
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,sa ETHE SPIRITS circulation is in.
creasing each week at gratifying rate
The people. of Monroe county desire
truthful information. and know it can
be found in The SPIRITS columns.
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Tho nou.ehoId panacea and Fam

lily Lininiont
Is the best remedy in the world :or the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain in the Stomach, Bowels or
Sde rheumatism in all its s.forms, Billions
Collie. Neuralgia, Cholera, Dvsentery, Colds,
Fresh Wounds, BUNS. Sore Throst, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever, Cor Internal and External Uss.
1ts operation is not only to relieve ths pa-
tient, but entirely removes the cause Of tho
complaint. 1t penetratss and pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts and qnieksnipg the blood.
The Household Panacas is Purely
Vegetable aad All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No sl5 Fulton street New York.
Fer sale by all druggists. Auss6,'73r.
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JnHMr. CHRISTIAN WINKLER, who
.parcliased Mr. S L MoosEY,s farm one
half mile west of town, is making ar
rargetnents Tor his Daryss. he will fur
Dish milk to the people in town each
morning, at a reasonable price.
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~The following hotel keepers in
Barnesville have signed the pledge to
not sell liqnors: r E FRAsIER d Son.
MARX ALBERT, WM. H. DEMENT, and
JACOB BuTT
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Malaga Township,

JERUSALEM, Ono
No 49--A banker horrJws sum Of
money at per cent per annum and pays
the interest at the end of the year He
lends it out at The rate "f 5 per cent per
annum and receives the interest half
yearly; by this means he gains 500 a
year How much did he borrow
No 50-A snail starts to climb apole
40 feet high: he goes mp 10 feet in the day
time and slips down feet at night. H,v
long will he be in reaching the top Of the
pole? SNIrE
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,z9 ~ The. efforts made during last Fall
and this Winter in this vicinity. to find
veins of coal five feet in thickness,
proved failures We hope such veins
will yet be fourd
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EE Mayor SALISBURY requests US to
state that the Town Council desires all
orders and claims against the incorpo
rated, village of Woodsfield, to be pre-
sented by the 25th ipst.a 1sss,
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ES-Mr. D. 2. Hammond, df this
place, now nearly seventy-four years
old, has grubbed five acres since last
fall, chopped the saplings and piled the
brush;-Gusnsey Times.
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~ wWAsHlNeToN HuNT, Of Goshen
township, Belmont COUNTY, on Thurs
day morning last hanged himself from
q beam with check line He was So
years of age; leaves a wife but no chill
Hrcn - ~ g8tS - EtttE ~ Z
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TAn election will be held in this
place or, TUESDAY,. the Oath inst, to de
eide whether our p eople desire q Board
Of six School Directors, or to continue
with three, the present number.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

Baltimore 1--we Stock Market.
EE March u!
CATTLE-More active and sc high
er; verv best 64@65c; medium OF good
fair quality 4@5c; receipts ll74; sales
1896
HOGS-Fair supply and demand at
7@7Ic; receipts 1925
SHEEP-Slow at 44@74c; receipts
225S.
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yIEE Leave show TO spendthrlfts and
FOOLS. while you and vour families con-
suit only tasteful simplicity, comfort and
usefulness, in all your arrangements and
AyDensps
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H HENRY MCKEE, of Enoch town
ship, Noble county, has sold his farm
to LOUIS RIrTERBAcK. Mr. MCKEE pro-
poses to remove to Jackson county,
West Virginia ekes l2SA
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CINCINNATI.

March 13 -Flour7 09@7 25 Wheat
l As. Rye 02@l 03 Corn 63@67c.
Oats 50@57c. Barley l SIS.
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written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Washington Township,

From washington TOyVnNhtp,
GRAYsvILLE, OHIo, Feb q, 1874
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA
No 54-f am composed of Is letters.
Ny IL 16 6is an animal.
Nv s Il 3 f3 is an animal
MY q 6 is carpenter tool.
Ny | 5 Ia is what we often sport upon.
My 94 l3 | Is is a common name.
My 2 10 10 l6 IL is our best friend
My whole is the name of schDo
teacher in Washin gton township, Monroe
County, Ohio
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= EFWe publish an interesting COM
inunication this week from South Car
olina and one from West Virginia; also
considerable correspondence from our
friends IN different parts of the county.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE undersigned committee offer for sale Of
rent large AMI convenient store room
under the Masonic Lodge room in Stafford
Monroe county, Ohio, There is ware room
counting room aud good cellar in the build
ing.
For further particulars address
-1, Tao' EpwssU RSaN' oShS' Stafford.
I-ti or ALEX. BUCHANAN,
mch 10 '74tf. Lewisville, Monroe C',,0.
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Baltimore.

March 13 -Flour 5 O0@S So Wheat
l SO@l S5 Corn Sic Rye 90@93
Oats $4,000.
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New York.

March l3- Flour 5 6n@7 65. Wheat
L 51@1 81 Corn S6@S8c Oats 62aa
@66c. Rye l 00@l 03. Barley l 81.
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WooasfieId stock Market

March Is Cattle 3@5c per pound
Sheep 3@5c per pound. Hogs 5e per
nOuud.
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Chicago.

March l3.-Flour 5O@6 90. Wheat
16@1 %. Corn 56@64c Oats 43s@
44ic. Rye SEC. Barley l 45(91 5S.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Cn!cagO CattIe MarKet.
March IL.
CATTLE-Sales of fair to good
steers, 6O@5 90; ehoice,5 30@5 G5
good Texans, 4 35@4 60.
HOGS-Market active and higher ;
light smooth lots. 25@5 65; heavy,
5 50@6
SHEEP-Sales Of good to choice,
5 50@6 rs; extra, 1907 35.
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EEThe township elections take place
on Monday. the 9th day of April We
request our friends in the different town.
ships to furnish US with the names of
the persons elected to the several offices.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-17
Pittsburgh, Cattle Market.

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ass.7 March II.
CATTLE-Extra 6 50@6 Is prime,
6@6 %; medium to good, 5@5 so
HOGS-Arriva!s light, market firm,
and prices advancing, ranging from 5
37s@6 BIZ, as to quality.
SHEEP-Prime to extra, 1907 so:
medium to good, 6@6 so; common,
5@5 so. ...l.