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Meeting Of the Board of County
Com sniSSiOEerS.

The Board met in regular session on
Monday, the 1st inst: present. CHRIs
TIAN CEuRs, JAMES ARMSTRONG and ED
WARD OKEY.
The Boarl examined the County
Treasury and found the funds required
by law to be in the treasury
Allowed John Pfalzgrsf Sl7 80. ia
cob Drum Sl5 and Henry Smith Sl2
so, fees as 1nfrmary Directors.
In the matter Of the county printing,
the contract is awarded to II. r. West
for the ensuing year, commencing on the
FIRST Monday in March 1875 and ending
on the first Monday in March 1876, for
the sum of two hundred and forty y-nine
dollars, to be paid in quarterly install
ments
The contract includes the printing for
the different offices and the blanks re
quired by them; the tax receipts re-
quired to June 90, 1875 are included =
The Delinquent List is the only printing
excluded from said contract
The Infrmary Directors presented
their sem-annual report. Of the condi.
tion of the Infirmary which was exam
ned and found correct,
Allowed costs in the following State
cases -.--....,-
Ohio vs.. Lydia Hall, s23 e5; Ohio
vs.. Issac Kinkade, sl5 So; Ohio vs..
Twin & Pogue, s1s IS; Ohio vs.. Au,
gust Myer, S24 25.
The following bills were allowed =
J, B briggs, printing, 81; D. Neuhart,
insuring Inirmsry building three yeals,
S133 50;. "A. j. Pearson, part salary as
Prosecuting Attorney, Sl60; W 7.
Morris, 81 so for recording official
bonds; A Hoskinson, S., for recording
report and plat of Bealisville; Ketterer
& Morris, S13 26, merchandise for
county; W. NJ. Alexander, S. S5 for
tinware for county offices; 5. P. Jones
50, washstand in Treasurer's office; D..
0key $50 SO costs in State cases aud
indexing, I o. Little, boarding pris-
oners. washing for same, whitewashing
Jail s220 65; Charles McGonigal S4s
10 for removing Charles Gilmore from
Lunalic Asylum at Dayton, Ohio; San
ford d Co., $40 Is stationery for Clerk,
Sheriff, Probate Judge and Treasurer !;
Siebert &, Lilley 1892 60, books, blanks
and stationery for county officers
/ The Board ordered an advertisement
for sealed proposals for two abutments
on Forts Fork of Wills Creek, near
Benz Danfords; also for a stone arch
bridge across said stream; also, for two
abutments on Sunfish creek, at the
Howell farm, on the Woodsfeld, and
Beallsville road. ,.- -;
Allowed A Hoskinson 500 partial
payment for making general index
There being no further business the
Board adjourned to meet at the Howell
farm on Sunfsh creek, April sth, 1875.
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~O Our Washington township cor
respondent, sLeslie,n furnishes the fol-
lowing items under date of the a6h
alt-: ,~o.t
JOHN A. WATSON sold his stock of
goods on the 25th inst to PETER DIEuL,
of Woodsfield. understand that: Mr..
DIEHL- proposes starting "a store in
Graysville on or about the 18th Of
March, at which lime he is TO take Mr..
WATsoN's goods
,Messrs. Jos. ,GARARD Il l., 4. Wilcox
are fitting up room and propose NOV
ing their stores to GraysviIle about the
first of March w EFRgEg
W. H. BoorH and S. c, MuHoRN
butchered so hogs on the 18th inst =
They averaged 227 lbs net aud 160 lbs
cut pork.
lDf Messrs: MATTHIAS DRUM,AsHER DRuM
john DILLON and ELAN DILLON left oul
town on the 25th inst, for Illinois tc
seek their fortune in the Great West. =
We wish the bows success.
Mr. JoHN BEvEk is improving slowly
from his protracted illness
| Mr. j Fl. UMPLEBY closes his first
term of school to-day in ,Graysville :
I Mr.. UMrLrBH is good teacher; he ha:
been employed to teach two month!
longer and will commence in about /.
week.
Il This letter fail, d TO, reach here oil
Friday, the 9th ult owing to the car
lier missing Graysville on that day
PUB SPIRIT
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RoADs.-The following action was
taken by the County Commissioners at
their session last week in relation to
roads: <acA aJ 5i49
The county road petiioned for by S.
P. Wood and others, was Aordered es-
tablished between station No. l. and
station No. lib, or the end of sixth
mile a 5
The petition of John Kent and others
for the alteration of county road in
Seneca township, presented at the De-
cember session was considered, The
report Of the Viewers was favorable to
the proposed alteration and it was Or
dered established public highway
forty feet in width. The Auditor was
ordered tesissue an order directing, the
trustees Of Seneca township to cause
said road to be opened according to
law.
The alteration of county road in
Franklin township, petitioned for by
NJ Hoffman and others was considered,
The report of the viewers awarded dam
ages to the following persons: o, S
Sloan, extra damages, $50: NJ Deartll,
Sl5; +. Knopf, $40; Henry Seabsugb
SO; and that they considered the same
reasonable and just. The petitioners
rendered the claimants the amounts
awarded, which they refused to accept,
when the amount was deposited in the
County Treasury subject TO their de
mand I; and the Board being Of the opin-
ion that said road will be of public
utility ordered the same established and
the Auditor was ordered to notify the
trustees of Franklin township to cause
said road to be opened according 10
law. r a
Notices of appeal were given, from
the assessment of damages ard com
Ipensation, by Fred Knopf and Henry
Seabaugh, and each fled bond in the
sum of $500
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Total cost per mile, 1892 81
Or; say in round numbers, ten thous
and dollars per mile. .su - tsiirs'
/ am not sure but the weight of the
rails might safely be reduced to 25 lbs
per yard, which would be saving oi
over four hundred dollars per mile.
And now having complied with your
request, allow me room for a few sug-
gestions. ..-.s ~
] think the charter should provide for
continuing the road to some point on
the Duck creek road, touching or follow
ing Clear fork, Witten or Indian to
Road fork, thus reaching the great coal
fields. Such road would certainly
pay, as, aside from the coal business, it
would pass through the heart of the
tobacco region. 1t would, besides, ben-
eft more of our people than any other
route that could lie selected The in
crease of wealth in the county which
such road would produce would be
immense and the cost would not be
great. ga - -
% / think, though, that the road to
Woodsfield should be first completed
using that az basis for extensions.
Yours. DC,
JNo. B. NoLL.
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Probate Court.

Feb 27-Ffederiek Durig was ap-
pointed Guardian Of Ferdinand, ErDiaa
and Christian A. Flieden. minors, chill
lren Of Abraham Frieden, deceased -
Bond 81 400. The Guardian filed an
inventory of the entire estate of said
minors !44.s q !e $50 ysqE 'lf-s Asr
Joseph Spanglcr was appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate of George
Weisend, deceased. Bond 81 400 =
Casper Bieden6augh, Peter Kuhn and
Benz Scott were appointed appraisers
of the personal estate bog p hHa !,
March The Administrator of
Robert B. Allen, deceased, reported the
claims against said estate at 81 G3S II
Ordered, that he pay the costs and an
equal portion to each creditor and that
he make report TO the Court of sucli
distribution.
March IN w, Steenrod, Guard-
ian Of Nancy and Norman Smith, OBJ
tanned an order to sell land at public
Sale
March 3.-Jacob AfTolder appointed
by the Will of Jacob Witchie, deceased,
Trustee of the legacy to John Witchie,
gave bond in the sum of $500.
Jacob Aff,ldcr Admir- OF the estate
of Abraham Freden, deceased, fled his
second and final account, the hearing of
which was continued. r..t
Christian Bachmqn & Godfley Fra
Itch, surviving partners Of the firm OF
Bachman, Frieden & Fralich, elected to
take the interest of Abraham Frieden,
deceased, in said firm at the appraise-
ment, and have paid TO Jacob Affolder
the full amount of said appraisement;
and the Court orders a Deed made to
said parties for the interest purchased.
March 4-M Butt, Admir- of George
Kestrer, deceased, obtained an order o
sell real estate. A. G. ArmstronI Chris.
tim Diehl and Henry Bender were ap-
pointed appraisers.
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gM Mr.. r P EDNEY, of Kansas, in
letter written to Mr.. Ii. c. KoTzEBUE
of Malaga, this county, says:
81 have seen men begging here who
have 80 acres of land, out Of debt, five
hundred dollars in bank and 90 head OF
cattle ON their farms. Such men ought
to be hung
For ny part, l can get along ]
had good crop Of oats and millet and
plenty OF good fodder; fattened IL
head of hogs and had rough feed
enough to feed 40 head of cattle and I
head Of horses"
Glad to learn that BOB is doing well
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DIED On the "a inst of CDnsump-
ton, Mrs. MARY C. HENTHoEN. wife OF
-)oHN { liENTHoHS. aged about AZ years
The d ceased had been great s1tferer
for IL months past ...-.-...
On the 4th inst, Mrs RGBNcCA STE
PnENs, OF this township. Center, aged
S3 years
Mrs STEpnENs' defendants are 10
children, u grand children and 81 great
grand children She had been mcn-
Der OF the Baptist church for 81 years
previous to her decease Her remains
were inferred at NFUuARTs burving
ground the 5lh inst Rev LYONS con
ducted the religious services
On the 81 inst, Mrs. GLADDEN., wife
of WASHINGTON GLADDEN., OF same
township.
On the 81 inst, Of disease of the
spine, JAMES Burton, aged 8 months,
infant child of JonN and CATHARiNE
BURTON, Of Woodsiiell ;-
On tie III inst, infant child Of Mr.
JoHN c.. DIEHL, of Center township
this county.
On the 9th inst WILLIE, infant child
Of GoTLiEB and MARY NEUHART, oI
Woodsfield.
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Obituary.


DIED On the 10Th Of December,
1874, near Mt Carrick, Monroe county.
Ohio, of Consumption, Mrs. JANE E.
MCMAHON, wife OF ELIJAH MCMAHON,
in the 65ih year of her age.
1t has pleased Almighty God, in his
divine providence, to remove from our
midst Our beloved sister and companion,
after lingering Illness. She bore her
affliction with that christian foriitude
shat becomes the child of God, having
the full assurance that it WAS hetter for
her to depart and be with Christ. She
lived consistent member of the Chris.
tian Church for So years, she had an
amiable disposition, was kind and af-
fectiorate wife, and mother to those
of her household; beloved and respect
ed by al who knew her She leaves q
kind and atfoctionate husband to mourn
her loss, but he sorrows not as those
who have no hope. She leaves large
circle Of friends. She was ready to de-
part in peace and be with Christ She
departed with the full assurance that
Heaven would be her immora home,
and invoked the blessing of God forrest
npon her friend, Mrs. Jane HAYS, who
had For many years made her home with
her, as also the kind friends who stood
by her in the solemn hour and article of
death, after which her soul took It's
flight to that bright world above
blessed are they that die in the Lord,
for they shall inherit eteruallife." = ~
We sympathise with her kind friend
and nurse who faithfully stood by her
in all her aifi ction We hope she will
continue faithful and when called to die
will, also, he able to leave the same tes
timony::4"I am, going home, farewell; (;
meet me in Heaven" Neil miss thee
but ere long weo1hope to be reunited,
where we shall be able to ascribe all
praise TO God andTthe Lamb Farewell
mother,- ,<ag 'f5G s. 49," JrS.
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Probate Notice

A CC0UNTS aud vouchers have been fled in
n the Probate Court Of Monroa- County.
Ohio, for settlement by the following BSecu-
tors, Administrators and Guardians
Aaron W. Howell Executor of Aaron Howell,
partial r- Ri
Il. Bennipghaus Guardian of T. Bsnnin5A
haus' heirs, fnal
A. Eri-wns Gu lriian Of El:sabath Erlewine,
partial,
W. S. Way Guardian of j. W. Barnett's
heirs, partial
Jacob Ailo!ter Adm'r of Abraham F'inden,
fnal.
John Harman Admir- Of James ulrman, dlal
Any person interested may f!s written
excel lions 10 said accounts, or any item there
oi,oa or before the 3lst day OF Marsh next
when the salne will hs finally heard aud CON-
tinued from day TO day until dispa.ed Of.
JAS. II. NORRIS,
moh9, 75w3.3 p. Probate Juige.
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To Contractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed PROMO
lS sails will be received at the ofi'e OF the
Township Clerk of Lee township, Monroe
Ohio, until
Monday, April l9, 1875, sn
At noon, for the building of a School House
in the town OF Sardis. ad
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
office of the Township Clerk on and after the
lst day of April, 1875.
BY orler of the Board of Education of said
township. WILSON MARTIN, TIP. Clerk.
mch9, 75w6 Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio
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.RM Mr.. R. P. EDNEY, near Lawrence,
Kansas. formerly of Woodsfeld, has
written to Mr.. H. G, KoTzEBUE, of Nal
aga, this county, ordering some Mary
land tobacco seed saying: I'VE men OF
Kansas are going to try tobacco and
see if chine bugs and grasshoppers can
live and grow fat on it, v--
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EE EDWARD GALLAGHER, OF Qna-
ker City, Guernsey county, while intox-
icated on the 25th ult fell off a bridge
into the creek, near that place, and was
drowned '@ a.a7L ~
JAS CANEDAY, of Cumberland, Guern-
sey county, was found dead in the road
near the town OF Claysville the, 26th
ult. ; whisky and exposure.
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Land for Sale,

NIIE un,tersie ned viii offer at public saie.o
L the premises, near Lewisville, in Summit
township, Monroe County, Ohio on
Saturday, The l3M day Of March, 1875;
between the hour, Of 10 o'clock a m and ..
oclock p. n the following described real estate,
to wit:
The east part of the southwest quarter of
section twenty-five. township six Of range six,
containing seventy-seven and one-half acres.
TERMs-One-half cash to be paid at the time
of purchase; one-fourth in one year and one
fourth in two yeaisfram day of sale The de-
temed payments 10 bear interest ami to be Sc
c 9. WEBER.
~4L0UIS MATZ
feb23, 115w3. Admir- 2. Mackling's estate.
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Ne,y York cattle Market.

March g.
EEEVES-Market qrict at former
quotations poor to good native steers
l0Ml34e.
SHEEP-Market rather slow but firm
and strong at yesterdays figures; no
very common shown; range 63@73
witlpone car load at SIC.
SNiINE.-Nene Offered alive; dressed
hogs scarce and firm a. 9f@9Ic for
city; Sa@SYc for western. ~n T
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JARED HAWKINS, Esq, of this
township, Center, Informed us on Sat
urday last that he had examined the
peach buds on bis farm and that he had
not found one live one. Esq HAWKINS
has not less than one hundred bearing
trees on his farm. Poor prospect for
peaches this year. aa ~ zee IS -
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w Between eighteen and nineteen
thousand dollars we're subscribed by cit,
izens Of Woodsfeld and vicinity, du
ring last week, to aid in. building: a rail
road from here to Somertcn, to connect
with the McC & Ohio r r 1t is be.
lieved here that the money can be raised,
and that the road viii be made TO that
point.
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= "a dEEProf. S. G CosGRovE, B. A i.'
tends teaching a Normal School in
Woodsfeld the coming Spring and
Summer He proposes teaching the
common and higher branches and Ian
gnagesl Teachers and those desirous
of preparing themselves for teaching are
requested to notice his advertisement.
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JERs, WILLIAMS
WooDsrrr1D. o. March 3 1878

WooDsrIELD, O., March 3, 1875.
JERE. WILLIAMS, ESQ Dear Sir: In
reply to your note of the I'd inst, l sub
nit the following statement:
/ am quite convinced that the esti-
mates in the Meigs County Telegraph
would have to be materially modified in
order to approximate the cost of a
road between the points named by YOU
Several causes contribute To this. That
estimate fixes prices too high, the ex-
tent of the road would make differ
ence, and on account of the kind and
amount of carrying TO te provided for,
this road could be much more cheaply
constructed, and still be amply adequate
to the business. t#f tell1
The cost of railroad from Woods
field to Barnesville, durable and efficient,
would probably fall within these figures,
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Cost of n Narrow GaJge RaiirOad
The suljoined correspondence cx.
plains itself:

The sufjoined correspondence cx.
plains itself:
WooDsFIFLD, o, March 3, 1875.
J. b. NoLL, ESQ Dear Sir: Know
ing that you have token an unusual
amount Of pains TO inform yourself in
regard to the cost of constructing mar
row gauge railrosds, desire to call
y0ur attention to an estimate copied in
the last number of the "SPIRIr from
the Meigs County Telegraph, and re
quest that taking ii as basis, and avail.
ing yourself of such other information
as you may have at hand, you prepare
an estimate Of the cost Of constructing
and equippiag narrow gange railroad
from this point to Barnesvlle.
l make this request the more readily
because know that you have carefully
surveyed most of the proposed route,
and because l know that your public
spirit viii prompt you TO give every en-
couragcment to such an enterprise.
Yours &c,
J..z
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EE- Attention is invited to the adver.
tisement of y NELL IL BARE, of Bares-
vile,to be found elsewhere in this issue
If the people of that section want tin
ware, stoves, or other articles in that
line, they should give them q call Sheet
iron and tin rnoiiag and spouting done
in all parts OF the county at fair rates.
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For Sale.

r HAVE, for sale Portable French Burr
i Mill, Straubs patent. % inches in diane
ter 1t will grind
Wheat, Corn, Buckwheat,
or other grains; can be attached to horse, water
or steam power. and will do good work to
either;is easily keptin order, and is one; OF the
most durable mills manufactured
Persons desiring further information are re-
quested to address
.ssf JIG. MCHLEMAN,
feb23 f5w4. Hannibal, Monroe Co Ohio.
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EgWe, will print tickets for town.
ship elections, and mail them to any
point in the county, for 40 cents per
hundred. sl8s III. 1aa
Receipts for road tax in the several
will be printed and mailed at
so cents per hundred, ad
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Transfers or Real Estate.

G Hartlieo TO c. Hartlieb, Lee town
ship, % acres, $3.50. sa. a59-
ia Jas. Walton to Lewis Bvltz, Salem
township, 40 acres, s725.
G. BracY to NJ. A. Coates, Center
township, 40 acres, no consideration
named
G w. Meek to H Fl Meek, IS acres
Adams township, $4,000. ,a
j Knowlton to E. Smith, 122 acres,
Washington township, $2,525.
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cF The Board of County Commis-
) ,sioners, at their March session, levied
one mill for bridge purposes, to be paid
q in money, and one mill for road purpo-
3 ses to- be worked out on the public high
ways between the 1st day OF April and
the 1st day of September, 1875
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Problems, Puzzles, EuigmaS. &c.
Answers to enigmas, and other articles
appearing in this column, will be given
every two weeks. Answers are requested
from our readers
Written for The Spirit of Democracy.l
Cr,rpCnn Eah 81 1SYh

Written for The Spirit OF DeInocraHy.i
STAFFORD, Feb 81, 1875.
No. 80 A gentleman owning landed
estate OF one thousand acres, lyingjn the
form of a circle, devised it to nine devi-
sees, to;wit, bis wife, four sons and four
daughters, 10 be divided as follows: Tne
sons bcquests. being the aries OF the
greatest possible circles drawn in the
four qaadran;s of The great circle, the
dover lying about the center, bounded
by the exterior and contiguous arcs Of
the quadrate circles, the requests Of the
daughters being the four scsmcnts oi the
great circle bounded by the adjacent arcs
Of the great and quadrate circles. Re
Qnired the number of acres Of each devi
see ami the length of the caord or radi'
us of aquadra,c circle e.. s.
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

~
The Principal Of this department Is enabled.
by his long experience as teacher, to eonduot
the school in sHeh manner as will mako It
a desirable Institution for thoss who wish to
prepare themselves for teaching Special oare
will be taken to make the pupils of this depart
Tneut thorough scholars, and to give them val
uahle instruction in the Art of Teaching. Pn'
pills will have an opportunity to drill GLASSES,
thereby. making themselves acquainted with
the best methods Of instruction. A Normal
Institute will be held semi-monthly for the ben.
eft of those who wish to become teachers.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.. .r
The Principal of this departments prepared
to instruct classes in French. German. Spanish
the Rudiments of Latin and Greek, and English
Literture. The correct pronunciation of the
Modern Languages viii be taught. and pains
will be taken to teuch the rupils to speak thest
languages iucntiy. a sufficient knowledge o.
Latin and Gs eek will be impaired toenshle pu
pills TO take an advanced standing in our bos
colleges.
ELoCUTloN.
Will be taught by an instructor who kis made
it a speciality. and has had considerable expe
rienoe az Public Reader.
LECTURES, LITERARY SOCIETIES, EXAM
Ao2 NATIONS, ETC. mn L..
Lectures on Literary and Scientific subject:
will be given at least semi-monthly. 4 Lite
,raEyc Society, will be, organized in oonneptior
with the school An examination Of the vari
Gus classes will bo held at the end Of zach term
TEXT BOOKS
- Rays Mathematical Series, Haryey's Englisl
Grammar, Grecne's Analysis of the Englist
Language, Wright's photography, Eclectic Sc
ries of Biographies. Corneil's Physical Geog
raphy. Quackenbos' Natural Philosophy, Ec
lectiS Readers. Hadley {; Greek Grammar. No
Olintook and Crooks Latin Series, Aims Ger.
man, Method Aims Spanish Method. AIM:
Frenoh Method, Harris Rhetoric, etc.
TUITION PER TERM.
Classical Department. .M2 o(
Normal Department (Com. Branches) OF
/" " (Higher E" 10 oC
Contingent Fee paid by each student. 6(
rBg First TERN @
OF this School will cenmence on Tuesday
April 81, 1875, and end on Friday. Jul,
q, 1875.
THE SECOND TERM
VIII commence ON Tuesday, July 81
1875, and end on Friday, October 81. 1875.
Tuition invariably required in advance. n,
deductions will be allowed for absence during
the term, nor will any money be refunded, ex
Dept in cases of prdtracted sickness s
For further particulars call on or address,
ENOCH NJ ARTIN, 2
Stafford, Monroe County. Ohio,
or j. A. IA MARSHALL.
b. Cameron Monroe County. Ohio,
febla,'7sm5 W
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East Liberty CnttIe MARKET,

EAST LIBERTY, PA :, March 5.
CATTLE-Best 6 25@6s rs: medium
to good 5 1906; common to fair so
as 81; stockers and bulls none.
HOGS-YoIkers 7@7 25; Phladel
phias 5 50@S so
SHEEP-Best 6 5otG7; medium Is
nG %
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Baltimore.

March 5.-Flour firm. Wheat j is
al %: Corn SIC; Oats 65a6ec; Rye /
GOAL o.
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EFThe County Commissioners made
the following entry on the Journal en-
the 4th inst: w 1t.a.s
ORDERED That the owners Of milk
, cows permit the same to ruE at large
during the ensuing year.