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sGevraor Tildea has done sssd 5oerk
a. Reformer, and Is entitled to oil The
credit of it.''-Boston Adrertiser Repab-
Eoaa.
Nrom the New York TribuneI fRepuolioan. }
sThe ta1. .payers Of this State kao'o that
a Reform ,ohich reducestheir tanss Is NOT
sham. The Canal Ring gentlemen
kaov there i no sham about Il TOO"
aGou. Tsiden is a areformerS and, sOhat
q more, genuine refo,mer, ,0ho has
proved his faith By his ,corks. and as
such has gained deservedly greater
prestige and strength among tie people
ef the United States than any other
Statesman in tbs country."-N. T. Sun.
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RAsit il requires a suspension Of the
rules by a two-thirds vote to take up the
bill repeating the Resumption Act. it may
not be reached this session. A vote upon
itin the House would do little good be-
yond showing the will to get it out Of the
way, as the Senate will certainly prevent
the repeal.
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HrMr ScHURz has discovered, what
everybody else knew before, that 1t has
become necessary for him to explain his
Inconsistencies. His position as the au-
thor of the Fifth Avenue Circular, and
his position as an advocate of HAYES are
separated by great gulf which be must
needs bridge over. This he attempts to
do in letter, and the width Of the gulf
may be estimated by the length OF the
bridge, which is Eve mortal columns in an
ordinary newspaper.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

VIuCIuu8tI AiV6 btOCA M6rAets
August 3.
CATTLE-Common sa2 IS; fair to
medium 3a3 rs; end good butchers and
good to extra butcher grades 4a4 70; fair
to good Texas and Cherokee steers and
COWS 3a4, and fair to good oxen 2 75a5
rs.
HOGS-Common rough and tail ends
5 b0a6 IS; fair to good light 33a6 30.
and fair to good heavy 6 25a6 80. Stock
hogs dull at from 75a6 Is.
SaEEP-Market steady at from 81 to
34cfor common to extra per lb gross.
LAMBS-Supply and demand about
eqal and market steady at from 34a54c
for common to extra per ID gross.
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RTnDEN showed the people OF New
York how their State Government could
be run for eight millions per annum in
stead of fifteen millions,
He has been faithful over few things,
what should be done with him7
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fFrom tb. Wbeelinr Reri,ter. I'd inst.

. tu0 " AOOAAnS Aso6ASsoA, ~ AAoe'J -
Two men, named Scott Andrews and
Frank Nichols, were arrested at Middle
Creek, Noble county. Ohio, by two Bal
timore detectives, the other day, for
committing horrible outrage upon a
young married lady, near Frederick,
Md. on the I'd of last June. The story
of the outrage is as follows: ID,
"On the afternoon of June 2, young
lady named Mrs. Harris, was at work at
home, her husband being absent on the
farm, when the two men, Andrews and
Nichols, entered the kitchen. They were
some6hat under the influence Of liquor,
and without any ceremony insisted on
Mrs. Harris joining them in a drink
from whisky flask they had with them.
She refused and ordered the men out,
when one OF them drew a large knife,
threatening her that if she made the
least outcry he would kill her. Before
she could recover her presence of mind
she was seized and brutally outraged by
the two ruffians, who then fed
This case was put in the hands OF
Baltimore detectives, who have been
working at it ever since, and were finally
successful in finding the criminals work
ing in corn field among the hills oi
Noble county, for farmer named Smith.
On Saturday morning the detectives
concealed themselves and watched their
men at work until the dinner hour ar
rived. Andrews and Nichols, unsus-
pecting OF danger, took seats at the ta-
BILE with their backs to the door. The
detectives slipped in behind them. seiz-
ed the men and haAdcuffed them before
they could recover from their surprise
The men and women at the table were
astonished and alarmed, and Mr.. Smith
inquired what it all meant. The detect
ives explained, and the party acquies.
ced in the arrest. They were placed in
a country wagon and carried to Cald-
well Jail, some twelve miles distant
amidst great excitement in that country
town. Requisitions were procured, and
the parties removed to Maryland.
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gWin HAYES. and RoBEsos, and
CoxKLIsG, and SHEpHERD, and CAMERON
and CHANDLER be great improvement
on GRANT, and robson. and CoNKLING,
and. MOTION, and SHEPHERD, and CANE
RON and CHANpLERp
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

THE contract for culvert and fill, on the
i road leading from Brownsville to Coch-
ransville, at place called Ozark Hollow" will
be let
August so, 1876,
at 8 o'clock p. m. Also, repairing the fill and
the abutments at the mouth of Opossum Creek
August 81, 1876,
at Q oclock~p m. Also. tho repairing of a
bridge below Cameron. on the road leading
from Cameron to Darlington, on September l.
1876. at o'clock p. m. E.5.
By order OF the Board.
WILLIAM WEDDLE,
aug8, '76w3. Auditor Monroe Co. O.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Joseph Haren
Edward Luettke ct al.

nY virtue OF an order Of sale to nae directed
froa the court Of common pleas Of Msn-
roe county, Ohio. I will sffsr for sale, at the
front door Of the court house in the tswn Of
Woods1eld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
a. IN. and o'clock p. m., on
Satrday, tho 18th day of august, 1876,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number six in the town of Millions
burg. on which IL a steam fsuring mill and
other Improvements.
Appraised at sa,5eo.
T. o. LITTLE,
july:1, ,'7sw5. Sheriff II. c. 9.
L. HoRrYLBs and HoLLnrsR & 0KiY, Att'ys
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TEACHERS,
I n S T IT u T E.

THE next session of the Monroe Coun.
i " Teachers Institute will be held
at Woodsfeld, in the Court House. commenc-
ing ~,
Monday. August Fl, 1876.
and continuing one week.
Prof BRUSH, of Mt. Union College. and
Prof JOHN R SCOTT and Mrs. NJ. A. SCOTT
will be present to give instruction.
Come yourself, and bring with You all inter-
ested in the cause of education, and let us
spend the week proftably. SO
By order of the Executive Committee.
A. J. PEARSON, Chairman.
augS, IOWA.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
The Turks Assume the Offensive.

LONDON, August The Turks have
penetrated Servia and again assumed the
offensive. The Montenegrins have been
defeated at Antevarand Four hundred
Bulgarian prisoners have been released at
Phillipopolis.
TEE EUROPEAN CONGRESS
upon the Eastern question will soon meet
at Brussels.
DISASTROUS DEFEAT OF THE TURKS.
RAaUsA, August The Turks lost, in
recent battle at Trebenzc, Selim Pasha.
killed, and Osman Pasha, taken prisoner,
with two Colonels, two Lieutenant Colo
nels, seven Maj ,rs, and from 5000 to g..
900 men. Two battalions Of infantry
and one of chassenrs were destroyed to
the last man. All the battalions engaged
suffered severely. The number of Turk
ish inferior officers killed is enormous-
Pursuit was continued to the walls Of Bi
lex.
CoRPsBs ARE THICK ON THE ROAD
before the citanel Besides the artillery
and trains. the Montenegrins captured
400 horses and an immense number OF
arms. The Turks are greatly outnum.
bered.
| MORE FIGHTING.
LONDON, August 2 "A special political
telegram, via Vienna from Zara, yester
day, states that Mukhtar Pasha was
slightly wounded in the last battle and
/ withdrew from Bilek, going in the direc
ton OF Trebinzi to await reinforcements
A detachment Of 1,00G OF Bashe Ba
zouk's forces we're attacked on Monday
at Bilek, by Montenegtins, whereupor
Mukhtar Pasha returned and an engage
ment followed. Atlast accounts the re
suit OF the fight was unknown.
THE TURKS VICTORIOUS.
A dispatch from Kajura, dated Angus
l, announced that 5,O00Turks defeated
the insurgents at Kamingraude, after
. hours fighting The Turks fred the vii
flsge OF frioba and the inhabitants fed:
sKRvIA GAINING STRENGTH.
The situation OF the ServianS is con
sidered TO have improved during the pas
few days.
THE sERvIANs ROUTED
LONDON, August "A special to lh
, Standard dated Granada, July 90. re
ports that the Turks under Ahmed Eyool
Pasha entered a valley on the Servial
4 frontier, the northern extremity of which
| is closed by amountain, where the Servi
ans had redonbt Every houscin Ora
NADIA was fortified. After a cannonad
. Of several hours duration the Turks
climbed the mountain and carried the re
doubt by storm. The Serviars fed Ora
NADIA and Derbent are in ruins. In tn,
Tresbaba mountains, behind Derbent, ,tb,
! Servians made stand, but again retired
It's reported that on Sunday the Turk
, were within nine miles of Kratazerats.
T THE CHRISTIANS IN TERRIBLE CoNDI
4 LONDON, August 3 The St. Peters
burg special declares that the Christian
in Turkey are in desperate condition
and require immediate support, wbicl
Europe is able TO gran: il she is in earn
est.
ENGLAND As ARBITRATOR
/, A Standards Paris correspondent 'eie
graphs that Austris has agreed TO selee
Englani as arbitrator in the solution Q
the conflict elween.. Turkey and Scrvia.
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wWhen the Democratic Legislature

~When the Democratic Legislature
of this State made a heavy reduction in
the States expenses, there came up from
the Republican papers mournrul wall
that the wheels of government would be
stopped. The wheels. no viewer, declined
to verify the prediction, and went rolling
on, smoothly as ever
When the Democratic House at Wash
ington withheld some twenty millions
from the general plumber fund in spite of
the Republican Senate. the wall came up
again more woeful than before. There
may not be quito such rich pickings for
the Boss SHErHERDs and the BACCocks,
yeti the government won't be ruined on
that account.
But then there is the damaging fact
that these Democrats who are reducing
expenses and cutting down taxes and car
rying out their rstrenchment pledges, are
doing it all for popularity. 1t is very
distressing to have Democratic officials
gain public favor by such means, hu
there is as yet no very loud demand from
the taxpayers to have it stopped.
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East LibertyCattIe Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, August 8.
CATTLE-Best 5a5 25; medium to
good4 50a4 Is; common to fair 4a4 25 /;
bulls 2 50a3 so
HOGS-Yorkers 6 50a6 Is: Phila.
delphias 6 75a6 90. .al
SHEEP-Selling at 8 75a5.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the last viii
IN and Testament of Jacob Mann. late of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June, 1867; and that duly certi-
fed copy thereof was supplied and admitted
to record in the Probate Court on the s6th day
Of July, 1876, and recorded therein.
JAS. r. MORRIS,
Probate Judge Monroe Co, Ohio.
or,f tJe,,Q
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SHERIFF'S SALR.
". F. Hunter
fit Va.
Andrew Hartman ct al.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer for sale, st
the front door of the court house in the town
of WoodsGeld, between the hours Of 10
O'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 19th day of August, 1876,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: - -
The following part of real estate known as
the homestead of defendant, Andrew Hart
man. situate in Monroe county. Ohio, to wit!
Beginning at the county road north of the
north spring; thence east to the north and
south line on the east side of said lot
thence south to the road; thence north along
said road to the place Of beginning. supposed
to contain Ave acres, more or less. q q 2
Appraised at $500.
TO. LTTTLR,
julyll,'7sw5. Sheriff n. Go.
W, Z. MALLORY. plaintiffs ATTY. ''1'
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Chicago

August 4-Flour 4 50a6 90; Wheat
sOs93c. Corn 4Sc: Oats 31e; Rye
SEC; Barley Sic rs.,
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Chicago Cattle Market.

chicago C8ttle M6rA6t.
August 8.
CATTLE-Texans 2 25@3 40; fair
to good cows and heifers, 8 25@3 so;
rough natives, 8 1904 Is; fair 10 good
shipping, 4 25@4 SO; good to extra, 4
55@4 80; choice to fancy, 4 S5@5.
HOGS-Sales at 8 50@6 30, chiefly
6 25@6 IS for light and 6 15@6 80
for heavy.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

q & Y. 8. HoFER. Of Baresville, Ohio. on
~ the 24th Of July. 1875, dissolved part
nership by mutual consent. The business
will be carried on as heretofore BY Y. 8.
Hofer, and all persons knowing them
selves indebted to the firm, or having
accounts against the firm, will please call on
NJ. s. Hofsr and settle, as the accounts will
be left in few days for collection by JUS
tice of the Peace,
august8,'; ,';6u3. N. 4 8. HOPBR.
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sHERIFFs sALK. i
L. 8: Dslaplaia.&Ssn
g.. q. Huffman OF al.

DY virtue of an order Of sale to ne direct
I'D cd from the 'ceurt Of common pleas q Q
Monroe county, Ohio, will sffer for sale at
the front door Of the court house,in the tewa
Of WoodsAeld, between the hours Of Ia.
o'clock :. m. and o'clock ?. N, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of AHgyss. 1879,
the following described real estate situxtsli1 -
Monroe county, Ohio, TO wit: ffh
The east half Of the southvsst quarter Of
section one, in township feuf Of range Eve,
containing seventy nine aad sixteen haas
Aredth acres. .ss9aa
Also, twenty acres, beginning at the nsftA
wsst corner Of the sentheast quarter ef sss- 4
ton one, township four Of range Ave; thenes
running along the east and west line east.
ward twsnty reds; thence south aDSees soldss
quarter so as so strike the section line SsA
the south aide twenty rods east frsn ths
southwest csrner Of said quarter, to cehtaia
twenty acres OF the west side 81 iaid sass<s
ter. - 2liIia.le fiee tesaels = ssss9E94 iasW
Also, twenty acres, being q part sf re-
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section six township three ofrsnss fyssg
commencing at the northwest corner Of said
lot; thence south to the creek; thence dewA
John Beckett's run; thence mp said run With
It's meandors 10 the north line isf. said lot;
thence west to the beginninGexcspting aheAtss
three and ons-fourth acres, beginning on ntAe
north side of the creek. on the north s11
south line Of the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of said seotion six; thence,
down the creek thirty-six rods L. . Wild
cherry tree; thence east twenty reds; thsase
north eight rods; thence With the Ifew 81
the hill to said north snd south iins; tssSsA
south on said line to the beginniug.
Also, three and one fourth acres. bsglnning,
at the northwest corner Of the nSfthsast
quarter Of the northwest quarter oflssetisA
six, township three Of range I'VE, thence sueses
eighteen rods and fourteen feet to : White
oak: thence south ten rods and sighss feet =
thence east thirty-two rods and twslvs and -
half feet; thence north twenty.eisht reds
and thirteen feet to the beginning. g ee<sesis !
Also; thewest half Of the southwest qusrsa.
ter Of section ave, township four Of ranGsia
six, containing eighty acres. ,.-,.-.-s-.
Also, the north half Of the; ssuthsast
quarter Of section eleven, township sfsar y [
range six, containing eighty anres. sss-
Also, the south half Of tho ssutAsagt
quarter. of section eleven, townsAip fctr ~.
range SIX, containing eighty acrss. sEaess
Also, the west half Of the northsast qaas,
ter Of section ten, township fcnr Of ,raage s
six, containing eighty acres. 7is5.aoea
Also, lot number one IL section elSysa. 4
township four of range six; containing Afty-
one acres. 70 : Z ~ sesess ..sx
Also, lot number twelve in section eleven.
township four Of range six, containing eleven
acres, R q sss s ~ y
Also, lot number thirteen In section slsySa.S
township four Of range six, containing thiis
ty-eight acres. ~ siiasias l'as
Also, lots number 6:ty and seventy .fsufi
in the town Of Graysville. .Sa .ssAs
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

Baltimore Live stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES, !
BALTIMORE, August 2, 1876. !
CATTlE-Sales at 3(95fc.
HOGS-We quote corn fed hogs at
94@95c, and very few choice at 1oc
stlllers at 9d9Sc
SHEEP-Fur fat sheep 4@5c; lambs
5@7c; stock sheep 2@3 o. per head.
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SHERIFFS SALE
Welty & Brs. ~
vs..
Ges:gs Weber ct ux.

ny virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
u from the court Of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
front door of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m on
Saturday, the 19M day Of august, 1878,
The following described real estate situate in
tho county and State aforesaid, to wit:
Lot number thirty-nins In the town o.
Lewisville.
Appraised at 81, leo. -.
1uly11.'76w5. Sheriff MOO.
l.. HoHFFLBR, Atty. f,s: sise
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H II has been well said that the Re
sumption Act deprives labor Of employ.
ment and causes capital to hide in dis
trust.
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R%If some one should start a report
that TILpEN helped CAM to kill ABEL
there are HAYES papers which would
copy it with highly indignant comments
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why Turkey went Into the War

The text Of the official declaration of
the Turkish Government, explaining why
it went into the war against Servia, has
been received. The document charges
that the Servians fomented insurrection
in Herzegovina; the Porte was COMPEL.
ed to ask an explanation Of the extraor-
dinary preparations made by Servia ;
Prince Milan subsequently invaded the
Turkish provinces, and was joined in
this hostile movement by Montenegro.
Turkey then had no alternative.
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sHBRIBR's SAIL
Philip WassaAsin st II.

DY virtue sf an order of sale to Ne direct
Id ed from the court Of commen pleas 81,
Monroe county, Ohio, 1 will offer for sale at
the front door Of the court house, In the
town Of Woodsfsld, between the hours Il
10 O'Clock q. m. and 4.o'cloek p. m. On - sni7
Saturday, the 18th dag Of AH5ust, 1875
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio. teuit:t $50 s
FInsT-A tract Of land in the ssuthwssts
quarter Of section twenty nina, tswns1a1
four of range fvs:s BeElnnins fer the ssns
at tho middle Of said section twenty-nfnot
thence south to the line Of the land, dseae& !
by said Morris to Charles B. JOKES; new Owned
by Dressed; thence west with the linu -
Dressel's land TO the county road called saths
anew road" to the line Of the land conveyed
by Morris to Burgbacher; thence nortbwsr6 I
with said road to the quarter section line
between northwest and southwest quarters
Of said section twenty y-nine; thence east With <
the quarter section line 70 the place " boz
ginning. containing sixty acres, moro or leee,
SECOND TRAor-Beins part Of the nesth@
west quarter of said section; beginning fer
the same at the northwest corner Of . lstsfo
laud sold by James r. Norris to- W. 4 i.
Riohner, and b. Morris purchased ~ Maatsr5
Commissioners Sale. being the same On
which Richners erected steam mill, house,
&c.; thence eastwardly with the north line
Of said lot to the northeast corner thereof,
thence southwardly with the back line x
said lot to a stake standing equal distance
from the southeast corner Of saia lot and ths:
| lot ssld to the Catholic Church; thence east-
wardly running parallel with the sxtensieA,
Of the ssuth line Of said mill lot t. the middle
Of the lane dividing lands Of JAS 4 3 Thss.
Norris; thence soathwardly with the middle IL
said lans to the quarter ssction line, ,bsing tha,
line Of the 6rst described traot; thence with
the line Of said frsti described tract to the
road leading south from Woedsfeld; thence.
northwardly with said road to the place Of
beginning, containing ssvsptsen aorss npkpS
Or loss, and leaving excepted the tive aersi
sold and conveyed BY James q. Morris to tAs
Catholic Church; also the use of the alls3s
north Of said mill lot, between that and 1s5d
Morris garden, forever. The above land beng
the land conveyed to John N. Gsnin BY James
R. Morris and wife, March 80, 1879, deed %.
corded vol. ~, page a22. n, fstsys7
Appraised, lst tract at 81, $50. 4. 4
TO, LITTLK
july11,'7sw5. sheriff n, c. Q. :
HoLIlsrkR & eKEY, Att'ys. 1AEFA
-. ~
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rTLDrs, il permitted, will run the
whole General Government on an amount
OF money equal to what has been stolen
during GRANTS time.
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From the Daily Register.
Wheeling Live Stock Market.
5Neb A0bertlsenents,
Auction Sale.

r WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
i AUCTION, in the Public Square Of Woods
field, ON h'.
Saturday, august II, 1875,
At2 o'clock p m. the following property, to
wit: Five horses two 2-horse spring wagons,
one 2-borse farm wagon and one blackboard.
Terms cash, or note at 80 days with good
security. Sale positive, rain or shine.
augS, ,76t1. J. D. MAYS, Auctioueer.
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wooas0eld STOCK Market,

August Cattle 3a34c per pound
Sheep 2t@ao per pound, Hogs DC pei
pound. st5 t l.la E5f
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new York.

August 4-Flour 2 409S so. Wheat
92a1 O5; Corn 52a57c; Oats 30a5Oc ;
Rye 5Oa7Sc; Barley 85a86c. ~
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sgThe Letters of Acceptance OF TIL,
DEN and HENDRICKS are received too late
for insertion this week. Look out for
them.
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Cincinnati.

August 4--Flour 4 50a5 90; Wheat
9Oa9Sc: Corn 45a46c; Oats 26a37c;
Barley 70a75c; Rye 55a5Sc. n.
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@If it be true that HAYES will reform
oil that be has not endorsed, how much
will the administration be imrroyedp
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Democratic County Ticket,
HOne weak man in place Of one bad
one is all the reform the Republican pro-
gramme offers.

RHAYEsis merely the result OF an
attempt to escape from public odium into
the refuge Of obscurity.
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baltimore.

August 4-Flour 4 00a6 so. Wheat
1 l5al %; Corn 574c: Oats 33a36c
Rye 60a65c. @
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NEW York Caltle Market.

ya F@z August 3.
BEEVES-A few choice steers sold at
10 %; common Colorado SaS 30; medi-
um to good native 8 75as Is.
SWINE-Live dull at Tai %.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
1saas P. Cline.
danes NJ. Cline. ct al.

DR. virtue Of an order Of sale In Partition
ID to me directed from the osurt Of osnusa
pleas Of Monroe county, 0hls, will Offer fR
sale. at the front dso. Of the court house u
the town Of Woodsdeld, between the hsuss
of 10 O'Clock a. m. and e'olook p. m, On -
Saturday, tho 18Th day OF Aassst. 1871,
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter
Of section one, township feur Of range six,
except I've acres decided to J. N. Cline, sss-s
tanning seventy i've acres more ef less.
Appraised at 81, ace.
TO. LIrTL1
julyl1,Tsvs. Sheriff 9. ..
HgsrsR 4 NAhLsnY, Att'ys. ss4s,s