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NEW CONSTITUTION.

ED. SY1aI1: On the 18th Of August
next the electors Of the State will be
called upon to vote for or against the
adoption Of the proposed new Constitu:
ton, with the several separate PROPOSE
tons submitted herewith. The qnes'
ton to be considered before casting that
vote is, whether the new Constitution is
or is not an Improvement on the present
one adopted in 1851 and in considering
this question the whole instrument
should he examined, and fully consluer-
cd, ard if it shall be found that no i'm
provement has been made, then the new
one should be rejected; but if the new
IS an Improvement on the old, it should
be adopted. No one of the separate
propositions can he adopted unless the
Constitution itself shall be adopted.
At the time the faal vote was taken in
Convention there were 80 members pres.
ent; S6 voted for and Is against the
adoption of the Constitution as whole
Subsequently one Of the Is changed his
vote. leaving 81 for and - against; s
members were absent, most of whom, 1t
not all, would have voted in favor OF the
new Constitution. Of those that voted
against it not more than two or three
opposed it on tho same grounds.
Amongst the grounds OF objection
were,
1st-The veto power was given to the
Governor.
2d-Dissatisfaction with the arpor
tionment for Judicial or Senatorial pur-
poses.
3l-Opposition to the power given to
the people to vote on the subject of.rail-
road aid.
4th-opposition to minority represen-
tation.
5th-Opposition to submitting to a
vote Of the people the question of Ii
cense or no license.
; AS to the first objection named, / was
opposed to giving the Governor of the
State the veto power, but am satisfied
that majority of the people Of the
State are in favor of giving that power,
and am satisfied with the well qualified
legislative article adopted the power will
BE- seldom, if ever, used.
As to the second objection, it never
occurs that all are satisfied with any ap
portionment that may be proposed.
AS to the third objection, the Consti-
tuition, as adopted, prohibits railroad
aid, but the proposition to be voted on
separately permits such aid to limited
amount, under certain restrictions, that
l will explain in a future communica-
| ton.
AS to the fourth objection, I opposed
minority representation as applied to
Hamilton and Cuyahoga Counties, but
can see no objection to letting the peo-
| pie say by their votes whether they
want minority representation applied to
the election of Supreme and Circuit
Judges or not. As this doctrine is new
in Ohio will explain cumulative voting,
restrictive voting and minority represen-
tation in my next communication.
AS 10 the fifth objection, it was under
stood throughout the State that the ques
ton of license or no license in some form
was to be submitted to a vote of the
electors. l think it will be found that the
plan adopted by the Convention will
meet the views Of majority of the peo
pie. But must defer further comments
w. o.
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The Miners Riot,

COLUMBUS, June II -Adjutant Gene.
raj Amos to day received orders from
Gov. Allen to ship by the first train to
Chillicothe sufficient quantity Of fixed
ammunition to supply the Sill Guards, q
company of militia who will be ordered
to Nelsonville, if necessary, to prevent
bloodshed.
Adjutant General Amos has just re.
ceived dispatch from Gov. Allen, or.
dering him to call on the Lytle Guards,
of Cincinnati, to be ready to proceed to
Nelsonville at moments notice. The
call was iasued by the Adjutant General
at 3P.M
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EE>1 In order to clear understanding
of the discussions which may be had as
to the plopriety of ratifying the new Con
stitution, we give the form OF tue tickets
to be voted. 1t may be as we'll, also, to
state here what may not be universally
known, that should the Constitution itself
fail of adoption, all of the separate prop,
ositions fail,no matter what majority any
of them may have received:
NeU Constitution Ticket.
Erase ttat part of each vote which you
do not favor.
First Vote
For the New Constitution.
Against the New Constitution.
Second Tote-
For minority representation.
Against minority representation.
Third Vote-
For railroad aid.
Against railroad aid.
Fourth Tote-
For license.
Against license.
If one clause be erased, the other will
be counted. If both clauses be erased,
or neither clause be erased, the vote upon
that subject will not be counted.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CATTLE-Receipts, 1886 head. Ac.
tive for shipping grades, and prices
firm; 5 5O@6 Is for good to choice Of
LOO to l,4OO pounds; 6 25@6 70 fol
extra; II 50@15 for sound steers
stockers sold at 25(94 rs. Ship.
ments, 2,122 head.
HOGS-Receipts, 1886. Fairly &C
tive and firmer, and shade higher
Range at 4 65@5 80 for inferior to
choice; most sales at 5 1905 60 fol
common to good. Shipments, s,63l
head.
SHEEP-Receipts, 366 head. Mar
ket nominal and unchanged.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-16

Before closing submit for your con-
sideration the following fact. When
about twenty years ago the license
question was submitted, nearly all the
liquor venders aud drinkers voted
against license. now it is reversed. l
account for it i'll this way; that then
they interpreted license to mean re-
striction, and no license, no restriction
they found they were p'istaken then,
and so now they change tactics, and al
SO prepare to change their votes; how
do you account for it2
Yours respectfully,
JULIrs.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Frederick Koehler
John W. Harris ct al.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to nae dissstsa
u from the court Of common pleas of Men>
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale At the
front deor of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsdeld, between the hoars Of 10 s'elssk
a. m, and 4 O'Clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Juy, 1874,
the following described real estate, situate n
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The west half of the northwest quarter O
section ave, in township four of range Eve
containing eighty acres more or lass.
Appraised at 5
LOUIS HOBFTLBR,
Mas. Com. II. G. 0.
Holr,srRR & oKEr, Ateys.
tunsl6, '74w5.
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Philadelphia wool Market,

June 12-Wool in good demand
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virgins
Xxx and above 55@56c; X 55@56c
coarse 45@50c; New York: Michigan
Indiana and western fine 4S@52; me
dium 50@55c; coarse 45@4Sc; comb
ing washed 60c; combing unwashet
40c; Canada combing 60c; fine unwash
ed 35@36c; coarse and medium unwash
ed 35@3Sc; tub washed 55@57c.
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Boston Wool Market.

June 10.-Wool in good demand at
full prices; the stocks of domestic
fleeces were sold up closely, but there
is a fair supply of Cape Montevideo
and Mestiza offering. The new clip of
the West is near at hand and supplies
of Australia are coming forward. Man.
ufacturers are disposed to operate eau
tiously. Choice extra and double ex-
ira fleeces, including Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, 55@574c, down to 50@53c for
lots not in good condition.
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POstpOnement of the POmerOy
Bribery Case,

Topeka, KANSAS, June S.-The case
of the State VS.. ex Senator Pomeroy,
for bribery, came up in the District
Court today, and was postponed to
July u, for the reason that the attor-
neys for the defense are obliged to at
tend the Federal Court for the next two
weeks. Petitions have been circulating
throughout the State for some weeks
praying that nolle pros. be entered in
the case. These were signed by York
Simpson. johnson and Horton, who
planned Pomeroy's exposure, and nu
merous other citizens all over the State
and we're presented to Judge Morton
but were Intellectual, and the case will
certainly be tried on the day fixed.
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Road Notice.

MoTICE is hereby given that petition WIN
IN be presentedto the Commissioners Of
Monroe county. Ohio, on the 6rst Monday Of
September, 1874, praying for an alteration of
the county road leading from Woodsdeld to
Summerdeld; the alteration to begin At or
near Jacob Hamilton's barr;thenes across the
corner Of meadow to a white oak stump;
thence northwest TO hlsck oak IN the conn
ty road leading to Summerfeld,
| iures, ,74ws. MANY PETITIONERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-16

GFIh readers of this paper will be
furnished soon with correct copy Of the
new Constitution, together with the ad-
dress Of the committee appointed to set
out the more material changes proposed.
AS tue two documents would fill our pa
per to the exclusion of nearly everything
else, they will be presented in the form OF
i supplement.
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An Illinois Town Wrecked and
Several Persons Injured by a
Prairie CyclOne..Strange Ele.
mental Freak.

TAMPIco, WHlTEsIDE Co, Ill, June
IA terrible tornado passed over this
village last night, making q complete
wreck of it. Wonderful to say, no
lives were lost though a number of
persons were injured, several seriously.
Twenty one dwellings were totally de-
stroyed and every house in town was
more or less damaged The elevator
of Glasshorn & Bryant, containing
about twelve thousand bushels of grain,
and that of Beach, containing about
five hundred bushels, were totally de-
molished, and the depot of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad was
badly damaged.
The most serious casualties are Mrs
j. G. Gates, leg broken in two places
Maria Banes, jaw broken and danger
ously injured on the head, making i,
doubtful if she RECEIVERS; another Mrs
Gates seriously bruised; Mrs. Pearsall
badly injured; Mrs. Gale, shoulder bro
ken; Granville Conover, badly hur
about the head; j. G. Gates, bruised
severely. A number of others were in
jured but none seriously.
Cannot estimate the amount of dam
age yet. The people are hunting VI
and gathering together what little th,
storm has left them. The tornado
struck US at ten minutes to eleven ant
was accompanied by rain and sever
thunder and lightning. The storm
came from the West and lasted but
few minutes.
As soon as information of the calam
ity reached the officers of the Chicago
Burlington and Quincy railroad the
volunteered special train, which ha
just arrived, bringing doctors Edward
and Cook, from Mendoza, to our aid.-
They are doing all they can for US. s.
far as known there was little or n
damage in the surrounding country
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-16

1Hme With tireless wing is ruth
iessly sweeping all transitory things into
the bosomof drea'i eternity, and still
ourpeoplea are without the prospect Of q
circus. a,
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To the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public to not
IN harbor or give credit to John Clay, resi-
dent of Franklin township. Monroe county,
Ohio on my account, as he has left my resi-
dence. where he had home secured to him
under written article with me. Lam ready
and willing to perform my part of said contract
at all times. WILLIAM CLAY,
junes, 74wS. Whigville, Noble Co.. Ohio.
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Pittsburgh, Cattle Market.

June 10.
CATTLE-Common stock is shade
lower. Good shipping stock are hold
ing their own; prime to extra, 6 50@6
Is; medium to good, 696 25; common
5@5 so.
SHEEP-Prices off 25c since Mon.
day. Prime to extra sold at 50@6
HOGS-The market continues very
dull, and prices have further declined
best Philadelphia hogs sold at 5 500
5 90; Workers, 5 1906 35.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

ooAuAoSU AASO StSSA Wui Ao1'
June IL.
CATTLE-Declined 4@Ac. The mar.
ket is quiet. The very best on sale, Ga
Z %; that generally rated first quality,
5@6 37A; medium or good fair quality
A 624@5 37t; receipts, 1926 head
sales, 963 head.
HOGS-The market is quiet, with 8
full supply; prices declined 3c; quoted
at Z SOFAS; receipts, $3.50 head.
SHEEP-Are in limited demand, with
a declining tendency; sales at 4@5 rs
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Coal Notice.

OEALED Proposals will be received At the
y Auditors Office until the 10th day Of July
1874, at / O'Clock, for the delivery of l.50G
bushels of good sound coal, we'll screened q,
the bank, to be delivered by the lst day Of
October, 1874. Bond must be gwen. The
Commissioners reserve the right to reject
one or all bids
By order of Commissioners.
june16,'r4w3, NJ. 9oRFFLER, Aud.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-16

H Massachusetts, has manifested the
profoundest grief over the death Of SUM
NER.
Iehas reason for still deeper grief over
the life OF BUTLER.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June II.
CATTLE-Arrivals 81 cars; best 81
@6tc; medium 5000: common SO
SIC; stockers 48@5c; bulls 4a@54c.
HOGS-Arrivals "a cars; best Phil
adelphia 90@6 05; Workers 8 25@5
so.
SHEEP-Arrivals cars; best 5@5
Is; medium 20@4 10.
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New York.

June Is Flour 6 0O@7 35. Wheat
l 55@l 81. Corn S5@93c. Oats 81
@71c. Rye l O2@1 05. Barley NOM
inal.
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gThere are whisperings from Wash
ington that GRANT has been very we'll
treated by the contractionists-and very
often. ~
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Notice to Teachers.

"HE Board Of Examiners of Monroe county
Il will hold meetings for the examination Of
Teachers, as follows:
ssrdis, Saturday, Juno II, 1871.
Woodsfeld, Saturday. July Is, 1874,
These examinations will commence at
O'Clock a. m. and close at 4 p. N.
A fee of so cents is required from easi
spplioar. as q condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
Junel6,'74-td. A. ]. PEARSON, elsrk.
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Cincinnati.

June 12.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat / 30. Corn 65@67c. Oats so
@57c. Barley dull and nominal. Rye
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Baltimore.

June 12.-Flour steady and demand
fair. Wheat l 30@l so. Corn SIG
S3c. Oats 62@63c. Rye l 90.
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Philadelphia.

June 12.-Flour 4 25@7 80. Wheat
l 40@1 60. Corn 79@S0c. Oats 81
@62c.
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Chicago.

June 12.-Flour dull and NOMINAL
Wheat l 1901 81. Corn 6l@64c.-
Oats 44@45. Rye S4c. Barley l go
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EFThe District Investigating Com
mittee have concluded tina: the only ade-
quate method Of abolishing the corrup-
tions of the District government is to
abolish the government itself,and will re-
port q billfor that purpose.
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To the Public.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public, that
IN my son, Frederick Burkhart, aged l9
years, has left home without cause, and all
persons are hereby warned to not harbor or
give him credit, as will not pay any debts
contracted by n..z..
PHILIP BURKHART,
Father Of Fred erick Burkhart.
junelG, 74w3.
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wooasf1eld Stock Market.

June 15.-Cattle 3@5c per pound
Sheep 3@5c per pound. Hogs 4!c per
pound.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-16

~We call special attention to the ar
ticles Of Mr.. OxEY, commenced this week
on the subject of the new Constitution.
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A Miserable Recluse,

Massachusetts papers say that there is
a strange old man named Sims F. Twom-
bly, living at Maiden, that State, in mis-
erable hut, 10 by 16 feet, with his horses
and dogs. He is the man who, Two or
three years ago, in contesting an applica.
ton Of his wife for divorce pleaded his
own case before the court, and just prior
to the opening Of the proceedings at
every session knelt in the court room and
engaged in prayer for several minutes
He lives in alonely spot, and his habita
ton is just what might be expected from
its being occupied by two horses indeed
it so filthy and so much exposed to the
weather that the old man was recently
brought to trial by the Society for the
Prevention, etc. What supports him no
body seems to know, for he seldom earns
any money, and about all he gets goes fol
run. A few weeks ago he killed a dog
and ate him, and once he shot a horse
and sliced him up, but whether he devour
ed him or not could not be learned. A
board of physicians have pronounced
him sane, and, though the people of hi
vicinity are afraid of him, they don't know
how to get rid of him.
EThe State tax in Hamilton Coun
ty for 1874 and 1873 thus compares:
1874, $7l6,95
1873, 7S4,l7;
Less this year,S67 ,215. In the who'll
State there is reduction of S469.0
This may be set down to the credit o
the Democratic Legislature.
A dispatch from Arizona says Cochis
is very i'll, and not expected to recover
He imagines the spirits Of white mel
murdered by him are tearing his flesh.
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b A r 3 ER 8 HOP.
STEAM { WATER Mill TOR SALE,

THE undersigned offer their steam and wa
i ter mill, four miles east Of Woodsfsld
on sunfsh Creek for sale. together with forty
acres of lands Tho mill has two Of the
B EST ENCH RRS,
Is in thorough repair, and in good neigh.
borhood; not another steam mill within ten
miles of 1t. There is good accessible vein
of coal onthe premises.
Terms will bs moderate. We would take
q small farm in part pay.
f. g. N. kOEHLER.
junel6, Taft.
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wWhen BRIsrow Is asked to sign a
warrant for drawing money out Of the
Treasury, be actually examines to see
whether it is all right or not. Such an
unhaard Of proceeding is calculated to
greatly embarrass the business arrange
nents Of the rings.
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During the last month STOOL gallons
of whisky were manufactured in Nash
vile District; 2O,654 gallons were sold !;
All ,3s9 gallons were remaining on hand
June |.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-06-16

EGold closed in New York the
18th inst, at 81 l0l.
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yThe indictment against Moses, the
thieving Governor of South Carolina.has
been stricken from the docket by Judge
GRAHAM. on the ground that the offens'
was committed by MosEs as Governor
and not By him as FRANKLIN T. MOSES.
Acting on this refined distinction WI
suppose new indictment will be framed
under which the Governor part of hin
will be sent to the Penitentiary, while thu
FRANKLIN T. part will probably be SEN
to Congress
Justice meets with good many dis
codrag agementsin 10 pursuing perfdious OH
cial3, -
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~Amotion is to be made q. an early
day for dissolution of the French A
sembly, with q fair prospect that it will
carry. The present Assembly was elect
ed when France was in state of compar
alive anarchy, and, it is believed, does moi
fairly represent third of the people.
An election, with the present temper o
parties prevailing,is dangerous exper
ment Unless wise heads and strong
hands control the country a revolution
may be precipitated.
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~GsASris possessed by tue strange
illusion that he Is q great 6uaucier.

That Is what becomes Of q uau derans.
ins his nervous system by excessive labor
in the public service. Why don't Con-
gress adjourn and le. him go to some wa.
tering place until his mind Is restored?
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NJ The conference committee of the
two HoHses Of Congress have agreed
upon currency bill which it is believed
will pass. The chances, however, are re-
garded as more than even that it will fur
nish the occasion for some more Of
GRANTS astounding financial discove
ries, in the form of veto message
Should it 3ecome law, its immediate
effect would be to set at liberty some fif
teen millions of greenbacks now locked
up as bank reserves.
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Notice to Builders.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo.
IN sails will be received at John Gatchell's
store, in New Castle, until Noon, July 3,
1874, for the building of frame School
House in Sub-district No 3, of Green township,
Monroe county, Ohio; house to be 26x3O fest
on the ground plan and II feet in the olear.-
The specifications can be seen at Gatcheils
store or at the Township Clerks residence after
June 6, 1874. The Board reserves the right Of
rejecting any or all bids. Bids for work and
material to be separately stated. The work b
be completed by the 1st of August, 1875.
By order of the ---.-s----s,
BOARD OF EDUCATION, .
iune2, '74w5. of Green Township.
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EItis proposed TO make q State OF
New Mexico. The inhabitants generally
ares very little Improvement on those OF
old Mexico. They are whites, Ne
groes, Indians, ano Mexicans, and every
conceivable cross that can be made by
mixing these races.
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EEDown in Athens County ''lunch''
for fishing party consists of cracker,
two onions and quart of whisky.
Our boys have been very unsuccessful
this season. Perhaps it was for lack Of
the cracker and onions.
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EBBRIsrow is preparing to sweep out
aswarm of supernumeraries from the
Treasury Department. He is Of opinion
that two men are enough to do one man 8
work, even in government office. About
five is the number heretofore considered
necessary.
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AvSixteen hundred hogsl,eads OF
OHIO tobacco were recently sold in Balti-
more for less than IS 25 per hundred -
This will net a loss of from one to two
dollars per hundred to the merchants.
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