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| virtually adiing one fourth to mans
debts while virtually diminishing by one
fourth his means of payment.
But the more intelligent Of them do
not expect an immediate return to specie
payments. They know the ruin which
would follow any effeetual eff,rt to that
end They know that the party which,
for the sake of SO small good as specie
payments, would make the sacrifices ne
cessarily involved in sullen resumption
wouli never be heard Of again except to
be execrated.
They want to obtain votes by promis
ing speedy resumption, knowing full well
that they dare not fnltil that promise
The most they can do or will do, will be
to ex xperiment in fastening the time for
resumption, by contracting the currency.
1t may be set down as an absolute GER
tainty, that there will be no resumption
for many years to come, whatever party
may manage the finances Of the coun-
try.
The true issue is therefore whether, as
the Democrats maintain, we should ap.
proach specie payments as fast as justice
to business engagements and the wants
of trade will admit, aud no faster, Or
whether, as the contractionists insist, we
should arbitrarily fix a time for resum-
ing, and reach it through contraction.
kdisregarding the consequences to the
welfare of the people.
Shall we arrive at specie payments
through ten years of hard tuss and bu
siness prostration, or through fifteen
years of business activity and prosperi-
TYP
Answer that, and vote accordingly.
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EF 1t makes all the difference in the
world whose OK is gored.
JEFF. DAVIS was invited to deliver an
agricultural address at R R,ckford, Illinois,
and accepted the invitation. BIT when
the SUPERFICIAL Radicals of that vicinity
learned it, they raised a prolonged howl,
and son account Of unforeseen events
DAVIS withdrew the appointment.
Suppose instead of DAVIS this had
been BUTLER, and instead of Illinois it
had been Louisiana Every administra-
ton organ in the country would have
been groaning fearful groans over the
fiendish rebel spirit manifested but being
on the north side of the line, it is loyalty
and patriotism and self-respect.
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The True Issue.

The Republican who relies solely on
the papers of his party for knowledge
of the issue on the currency question,
will 60 to the polls misled by the widest
decisions. All The arguments, all the
exhortations and all the admonitions
with which the Republican papers are
overflo wing ARE based upon assumptions
grossly and culpably false. We have
seen in not a solitary paper of that par
ty, statement Of the position OF the
Democrats, which did not ,betray dense
ignorance or palpable dishonesty.
The Democrats ale not in favor Of re
pudiatlon; they are not in favor OF un-
limited issues Of paper currency; and
they are in favor ofs restoration of spe-
Gle payments as soon as the welfare OF
the people will permit it. The history
OF the party, it's platforms. and every
one authorized TO speak for the party
agree upon these points With entire una
nimity.
But the Radical papers dare not con.
cede this. To state fairly to the people
the doctrines and purposes of the Dem
ocratic party would be to confess judg-
ment. They have deliberately raised
false issues, trusting to gain success by
deceiving voters and keeping them delu
ded until after the election.
Nor do they present their own posi-
tion fairly. They promise q speedy re-
turn to specie payments, and specie pay
ments being something desirable, they
want the people to believe that this de-
sirable object is to be obtained only
through their success They leave tht
impression that it is only necessary fo
the voters, by electing their candidates
to say they want specie payments anc
there will be specie payments-that t.
have it or not to have it is simply mat
ter of choice, and each of the sam
price as the other. They say nothing o
shrinkages, failures ard bankruptcies 0
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1;tt,o oda;,;ono,;. ,;,o, n t,o snoo;,

Little additional is given in the specials
received here concerning the finding of
the body of Grimwood. On the body
were discovered a watch, notes, papers,
letters, and an india rubber life preserver
with hole in it two inches long; also, a
certificate Of membership in the Chicago
Public Library. The notes we're rather
vague; alluding to the early aspirations
Of the writer to rise in the world, and the
realization. At the time of the writing
it was stated that the balloon was in the
middle Of Lake Michigan, and the posi-
bility Of fall was mentioned, but not as
a probability. The body was found by a
mail carrier. Itwas badly decomposed,
the hair and portions OF the face being
gone. twas buried in the cemetery NEAR
the place where it was discovered.
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Hu.Ktux In lliinDls.-Greai Ex.

Sr. LOUIS, August l6.-The Globe
Democrat has special from Benton,
franklin county, Illinois, which says
For some time past body of men dis.
,guised in Ku-Klux style have been trav-
cling over the county whipping peacea-
BILE citizens, and compelling them to
perform any act they dictated. Up to
this time,in both Williamson and Frank
lin counties, citizens have tamely sub
mitted to those outrages but yesterday
J. B. Maddox, one OF the County Com
missiorers, received information that
some of these marauders would visit
his house and whip him for not obeYing
orders they had given him. Maddox
informed Sheriff j. r. Mason, who sum
m6ned twenty men, who secreted them
selves at Maddox's house, well armed
About 2 O'Clock last night the Ku-Klux,
fourteen in number, made their appear
ance on horseback, disguised in white
robes, high white bats and masked, and
armed with shot guns and pistols. The
Sheriff stepped out when they came to
the house and ordered them to surren-
der. The leader of the band drew his
pistol and fired at the Sheriff, missing
him; the Sheriff and posse then ordered
halt, when the band shot and then
wheeled their horses and attempted to
escape. The posse fred and one man
was mortally wounded and five others
injured; but all succeeded in getting
away except the man who was mortally
hurt Tie names of the others were
revealed by the wounded man, who was
captured, and the Sheriff and posse are
after them to-day. Great excitement
prevails, and the citizens are determined
to rid the county of these midnight
marauders. A meeting was had by the
citizens to-day, and resolutions we're
adopted Active measures are being
taken to bring these outlaws TO justice.
These desperadoes are said to be some
four hundred strong in this county
Governor Beveridge has sent 100 stand
. of arms. The military are being for
wsrded, and bloody results may be ex.
peeled.
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EX.PreSideRt JOhnsOn's Success

LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-The excite.
ment in regard to supplying the vacancy
in the United States Senate, will now
terminate, as Governor Porter, in re.
sponse to the. demands of East Tennes
scans has appointed D. NJ. Key to sue.
ceed ex-President johnson.
The Courier Journals Nashville rspe
cial says: Mr.. Key has not figured
much in Tennessee politics. He is q
man of forty five years of age, and o.
decided talent He is diflident and re
firing, and very popular in his own sec
tion.but is not generally known through
out the State.
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| Desperate Woman DIOwns
HerSeIl and Three Children.

READING, Pa, August 17.-This af-
ternoon the wife of Captain Phil. Bes-
senger, accompanied by her three chill
dren, two girls and boy, aged respect
lively nine, six and three years, walked
up the towpath of the Union Canal, and
when three miles north of this city she
threw the children into the water, and
then walked in herself. All were drown
ed
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rWby do some Of our Democra,

EEWhy do some of our Democratic
contemporaries suffer themselves to be
drawn into discussion of the question
whether currency redeemable in gold
and silver is desirable? There is no such
issue. The question is whether it is not
better to wait year or two longer for it
than to embarrass aud bankrupt business
men, n,and imDoverish nearly all Others eX
cept money lenders. We all want specie
payments, but not at the price proposed
0y the Republicans.
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Legal Notice.

ELIJ All MCMAHON, who resides out Of
IL the State of Ohio. will take notice that on
the Both day of July. 1875, John n Genin, As
Executor of Thomas H, Genin, deceased, filed
a petition in the Office Of the clerk Of the eourt
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, tho
object and prayer of which is to revive jude-
ment rendered in said court at the Nav term
thereof for 1S69,in favor Of said John N. Gsain
as suca Executor. and against John MoNahon
and Elijah McMahon, on which there Is bal
ance due OF $466 46 and interest at 10 per cent
per annum from April II, 1870.
The said Judgment has become dormant; you
are required to appear in said action on the 30tA
day OF September 1876, or in default thereof
plaintiff will ask for an order reviving said iude
ment at the term of said court next after ssaid
day. HOLLISTER & oKEYas
auso'foTo. Att'ys for plaintiff,
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LONDON, August l9-The Times,
commenting on the Turkish situation,
says: while we think that the success
of the rebellion would be calamity at
the present time, because it might pre-
cipitate the disruption of the Ottoman
Empire and plunge Europe into a
mighty war, we cannot blame the peo
pie for seeking to throw off an intolera-
BILE yoke"
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AEIf contracting the currency 335.-
600, 900 does not reduce the price Of gold
one mill on the million dollars, how much
contraction will it treqnire to reduce gold
TO an equality with hank bills?
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Grimwood's BODY Found.

CHICAGO, August ia special 10 the
Chicago Evening Journal from White
Hall, Michigan, says the body Of N S.
Grimwood was found yesterday, on the
beach of Lake Michigan, near Stony
Creek by A.. BeckNith. 1t had on all the
clothes except boots, and had letters and
notes Of his trip which prove beyond all
doubt his identity. Aass
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HIf you have boughta farm, paid
one-third nit and given nntes for the
other two thirds. the shrinkage in values
proposed by the contractionists will just
about allow your farm to pay out,leaving
you an even 0 as capital with which to
face the hard times
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w Whist per cent would you be will
ling to lose in shrinkage of the value of
your property, in return for the advant-
age you would derive from resumption?
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MARIETTA, O., August l6.-The priso-
ners confined in the Jail in this place, es-
capped this afternoon by saving off the
hinges Of the jail door. Two of them
werein for passing counterfeit money and
one for burglary.
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re- Under the congressional legisla-
lion of last winter, the volume OF cur
rcncy is gradually diminishing, aud as q
consequence properly is gradually
shrinking in value, and business enterpri-
ses are lansuishing more and mote.
By the following figures which we take
from the Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, it will be seen that there is an
actual contraction of thirty-five millions
of dollars for the four months ending
June 80:
Contraction of National bank
notes by depositing green
backs, S25,523,O57
Greeabacks retired, viz: 80
per cent on new National
bank circulation issued up
to date, 6,22S 420
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JOHN MUHLEMAN.

wHou much would itproft you in a
year to be able to exchange paper for
gold, when the former is made to buy as
much as the latter7
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S35.149,535
Total contraction,

Total contraction, s35,149,5S5
While this contraction has had the ef-
feet OF making new enterprises almost
impossible, and rendering business oil
nearly every line Improbable, it has not
reduced the price OF gold, or en- hanced
the price of greenbacks to the extent OF
one solitary mill.
There is food for solid reflection In
these figures, which is respectfully com
mended to all those who are in favor oil
travelling the contraction road to specie
payments.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
VIM, G. MANN, President.
JESSE 4 KEYsoR, Vice President.
GEORGE 2 DoRR, Secrettry.
W. II. MORRIS, Treasurer.
JAMES WATSON, Chjef MorshaI.
Direct0rs-SIMoN WooDs, NO DoUGH-
EnTY. ADAM ARNOLD, JONATHAN LIEU
ELLEN, A. B. COVERT, HENRY SMITH,
JAMES ARMSTRONG, JOHN RUBY.
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Direct currency contraction
under new financial laws, $40, 149, ,5S5
Add estimated contraction
indirectly due to those laws, 100000
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RULES and REGULATIONS
Monroe Go. Agricultural Society.

-OF THE
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S31,751,477

S3l, I0I,4I
Expansion by the issue of
new National bank circula
|, ton since Jan. 20, 1874, l1,60l,S92
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LIST OF EMU NJ S
TO BE AWARDED BY THE
Monroe County Agricultural Society.
AT THEIR
Twenty-F Fourth Annual Fair,
TO BE HELD AT
WOODSFHELD.

TO BE HELD AT
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GLASS D-6th Department.

each of other canned fruits, SOC
best peck of dried apples, 500
I" peaches. 50c
gallon I" corn, SOC
gallon each of other dried fruits, Soc
best display in this department. 81
Committee Okey, Mrs. NJ. c. West,
Miss SUE Nesbitt, Mrs, Christina Weber, Miss
Lizzie Morrow.
CLASS Eth Department-Domestic
M1nnfncfures
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County Correspondence.

Answer that, aud vote accordingly.
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Uest uisPiay III tnIS uePaTtHeut... t.........S0
Committee-Fred Mellott, Miss Annie
Carrothers, Miss E. j. Armstrong.
CLASS K-6th Department Vegetables
Best display of Irish potatoes, .......$1
do sweet potatoes. 800
carrots, II in number. .50c
parsnips, II in number,........ ....... ..5Oc
cabbage, not less than 3 heads. SOC
turnips, half bushel. .,........... ....5Oc
onions, peck ............. .......n....50c
beets, ~ in number ..5Oc
tomatoes, ! peck ,........................ SOC
winter squashes, 8 in number ........5Oc
winter or year pumpkin.............5Oc
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dsIesI StaIIIUn OF any agB.IU 80 a5 IH5y
Pio1oO ~
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
under 4 years old, best in 8, 3
rounds to the heat ..............10
Fastest racking or pacing horse, mare
or gelding, under years old, best 2
in 3, 3 rounds to the heat, 10 s
Fastest pacing or raeking horse,mare or
gsiding, to 80 as they please, best 3
in S, 3 rouuds to the heat Is
Committes-Jas. P. Mann, A. C. Danford
VIM. Smith, Jr., c. G. Oblinger, DR.. G.. w.
Steward.
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= Sic @o(riu fer, bic iid) hurd fie gldn.

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nit weni9 pcrpollfommnctcn Seratgl~aften
Dat nur wcni9 9lnSltd)ter, lraeno meld)e ncn'
acusmertbc 8cute III tbcinh su brin0en.
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Sic Tolgen oct Grbliinoc.


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Ohio @ailenfreunb.

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Sotun nmjcjjen. 9o abcr oas Geben
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uno nit Dem Naturb0len suslei@ oud)
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10 bob nun Ielbf Der eeiitise 2eib beg
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BON waren oos GrpaGen Der bblen ~
aieroen i'm Menl1en, uno Der le'ell9e
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qen, I'm @esenl labe 5u ben losenannten
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ausoeben. Satte Der 0eenl9 obne Sllnoe
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