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written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Belmont County.
SoMERToN, O., Nov. l3,

SoMERToN, O., Nov. l3, 1876
Ed. SPIRIT: | have been, for some
time, a reader Of your most valuable pa
per land never having seen anv communi
cations from old Somerset, thought
would write few items. Business is
dull in our town. The political campaign
passed off very quietly We have
prophecies in our town, who, during the
campaign, was protesting the good ol
evil that would eefall our citizens. Her
silly talk afforded our citizens food fol
gossip instead of talking politics. Thurs
day the news came that Tilden was elect
ell, and every Republican went around
town looking as though they had just
been at the funeral of their best friend -
The same evening couple OF our young
men-drove up to Barnesville to learn what
the news might he. A hatch of men and
boys collected at the toll-gate to await
their return They returned some time
in the night and drove down street at a
break-neck pace, with all the men and
boys running afterthem shouting, "Hnr-
rah for Hayes! Hayes is elected" BY
the time they had reached the lower end
of town .heir enthusiasm had worked off.
for some Democrat had told them that
they were little mistaken in the news,
and as they drove slo WY up street, fol-
lowed by their crest-fallen comrades, an
old: gray-headed veteran of the highly
moral party thrust his head out at his
chamber window and shouted, "Boys,
why don't you hollow for HAYES p to
which one of the young men in The bug,
ey responded, SCI will be - if ever
will hollow for Hayes again
Mrs W H Helpbringer met with an
accident on Tuesday evening, November
I ! she was visiting friends near Morris
town in company with her sister and
brother in-law, Mrs. and Mr.. Joseph
Smith. A few minutes before starting
home she stepped out upon the pavement
and fell, breaking her right arm just
above the elbow and dislocating it at The
shoulder She went into the house and
rs no one,saw her fall she did not mention
the accident, ,but bid her friends COOL bye
and got into spring-wagon and rode
home; q distance of some eighteen or
twenty miles, never mentioning her acci
dent-to Mr.. Smith lest his sympathy for
her suffering could cause him to d,fyc SC
sloac that he aoould not reach home IN
TINE TO VOTE FOR TILpEN. On reaching
home she had her arm dressed by DR. A
Schooley; tits now very painful hut do
t ing well. 1zARD.
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lFrom the Daily Register.
Wheeling Live Stock Market.

November 10, 1876.
CATTLE-Arrivals, 81 head sol at
21@4c. The demand is moderately fair
HOGS-Arrivals, 3l3 head; sold at
5@5fs. List, Davenport & Parks bought
100 head at SIC, which is about the best
figure in the wholesale way. The SIC
we're gotten in retail way for 425 ID.
lot of very choice. The demand has
been fair during the week, but mostly
from packers. Messrs. l., D & P, have
failly gotten under way, and are killing
from l50 to 800 head day. They pay
5tc
SHEEP-Arrivals, 2S head; sold al
4c. Demand poor. Those that arrived
remained in the yards couple of days
before being sold
MICH COWS-There is a fair en-
qniry for good cows at 35@45 90
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MARRIED --On the I'd inst, by JAMES
Z NALLEY, Esq, of Wayne township,
Mr.. HENRr A. NALLEY and Miss MELIs
sA JANE BAKER
On the 14th inst, by Rev. W. c
SMITH. Mr.. GEORGE W TiLToSs of jeff
son county, and Miss LYDIA L: COOPER
Of Monroe. county. q-yg,,.,
On the 14th inst, by Rev FRED Rel
LER, at the residence OF the Brides ia
ther, in Summit township, Mr.. GEORGE
j. EGGER and Miss ANNIE BAKER.
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COnundrunl

What did Gov Stearns of Florids
want money for at such a distressed
rate, that Zach Chandler should have tel
egraphed him. on Thursday, from the
National Committee Rooms, to draw or
him at sight for $4,000? There are
some honest men in the Republican par.
tv who would like to know ~. Y. Ec
DreSS
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Chicago Cattle Market.

November Is
CATTLE-Cows sold at 2 S5@2 S75
stockers and feeders, 3 05@3 IS; one
lot extra shipping, 80
.HOGS-Market active, but 5@10C
lower, packing, 5 5000 80: shipping
5 65@5, IS.
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The WheelbarrOyv NOnsense
ja% Again.

"a The wager Of Albert Casswell Of Som
erville and Joshua Hobart Of East Lex
ington. which involves the wheeling OF
a barrel of apples from the residence OF
one to that of the other, according as
HAYES or Tilden is elected. will be set
tied next Tuesday at Union Square
Somerville. The wheelharrow to bt
nsed3on the occasion is the one which
Mr.. Hobart trundled in November, 1864
(as penalty for having bet upon MeClel
lan's election. from Providence to Bos
ton. The harrow, with the contents
weighed 450 pounds, and the ac'ua
wheeling time was % hours and 46 min
utes, which was distributed over 6 sue
cessive days Boston Trapctter.
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''v sHERIFFs SALE.
.si. :5ABff. obIiogef
3 W #a vs.. '.t.1 =
z Josepb-Dye ct al.

DY virtue Of IN order Of sale 70 me directed
Il from the court Of common plsis u Msnfes
countv, Ohio, will offer for sals 81 the irost
door Of the court houss, In the tssn Of
woodsfsld, between ths houfs Of 10 o'clock
a. IN. and o'clock p. m. on >.-.sS.
Saturday, the 2d day Of Dseember, 1876,
the following described real estate sitaass IN
Monroe county, Ohio, 70 wit: .~a
"The southeast quarter Of seo.ien sstsA~
to n, township three and range six, scsssin.
ing one hundred and sixty acres. = -
Apprsisedst at $3.50. ;@a
jS,r- -. To. LTTtk,e
/, oot24.'16w5. Sheriff NC. q.
HoLLisrER 4 0kEf, Att'ys
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H Just opened at the one price cash
store, new Woolen Hosiery for Ladies,
Misses. and Children. in plain seal,
Brown, Navy Blue and Cardinal Red,
also Seal Brown Yarn, Seal Brown
Zephyrs DC, at the lowest prices
90 ,sa MORRIS d. ARMSTRONG
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

November It,.
CATTLE-Common, 2@2 so; fair to
medium, 2 65@3 S5; good butcher
qualities. 4@4 so; fair to good shipping
grades, 4@4 65; fair to good heavy
oxen, 2 75@3 Is; fair to good feeding
steers, 2 1908 25, for fair to good
light and heavy. Good straight lots of
heavy would bring something higher.
HOGS-Commnn, 5 25@5 so; fair
to good light, 6o@5 Is; fair to good
packing grades, 65@5 so; choice
heavy,5 5 S5@5 go At the close good
packing grades would have brought
more
SHEEP-Common TO fair, 2{@34c,
End good to extra 3t@4tc per Id, gross
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New York Cattle Market.

BEEVES-Market firm at a further
advance of 4c per ID, with quick sales
at prices ranging fully 90 per 10O.lbs.
higher than could have been obtained a
week ago. A few fair to good steers
sold at 9a@l04c per ID, while very com
mon 10 medium lots went at S@94", and
fat bulls at 45@4Ac, live'weights.
|. SHEEP AND LAMBS--prices are d
shade higher, and the market closed
firm at 44@5tc for common tn fair
sheep. and 5t@6ic for lambs Prime
and extra sheep could have been soil at
5f@6,, and extra lambs at 64c.
SWINE-There is about ten cars for
sale alive, hut were not sold before
Change. Dressed hogs firmer at $40
72.
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:, ,ClLARK's GROCERY.

ALL WHO WANT GOOD FRESH
GROCERIES come to the new cash OF
Produce Siure where you will find every
thingin its season and at the lowestspri
ces for cash or produce. Room in
FRED DIEHL'S property, three doors
below DORIS Hotel on Main S rect.
Noy Z, 1865.
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EOn Wednesday evening the 18th
inst, Mr.. STEPHEN FORD was knocked
down and seriously injured while pass
ing KoEnLER's corner He was carried
into KoEHLER's store and taken home
after lie had recovered onsciousness q
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT,

An-persons having accounts against
me are requested to present them for
settlement on or before December 1st
1876 Also, all persons indebted to me
are requested to make payment of the
same by- said date. VIM j. CARTER.
: Nov. IA, l876-2w. Woodsfeld, o
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An Exciting Game Of Chance.

The ever vigilant Officer Gimletthead,
as usual, has case on hand James
Doolen and Thomas Bogenshutz, two
tramps, were accused of playing at a
game of chance. The officer, having
been sworn, testified that he found the
two prisoners in the back room of ne
gro barroom in Bucktown. each with a
piece of bread and molasses before him.
They were betting that the first cock
roach that came out would tackle each
others bread The stake was the beer
for the tWu.-DetrOU Post :
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.,,pFC Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
B cad, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
al lowrates for cash at
:; 7.sb.s- JACOB REINHERR'S.
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.IsykEIf you want the news Of Monroe
tCounty, thegeneral news Of Importance
late, market reports, subscribe for THE
SPiRIre TERMS .--o one year 81 80; six
lnionths "a cents. Office. North Of The
sMonroe Bank. .ei':a s'5 .sG.s vaa - a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21

wMr. JAMES SrEED recently made
81 pounds of four and. pounds OF
bran from Toe pounds Of whesta Mr..
MORGAN and j. M. will have to try
again. .s-SfzAssA,ad-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21

CastOriai is perfect substitute for Castor
Oil without any of its obiectionsi for it is pleas,
ant to take. and does not nauseate or grippe
For costiveness at any age, but especially for
Sour Stomach, Wind Collie, Worms and the
Disordercd Bowels Of Children, it is the most
effective remedy in existence. 1t is harmless
it is reliable, and it is cheap. -;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21

EE Childrens Lace and dimity col
lerets, Seal Brown and Cardinal Hand.
kerchiefs, Ladies and Children's Wallets
jet Jewclry and fancy goods, to be
found at
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S.
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2 EFNew> Felt Skirts, Shawls, white
and colored Bed Blankets, Nubias,
Scarfs. for Gents and Boys, and fancy
goods, to be found bran new at
So. MORRIS. & ARMSTRONG'S
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@ This is the time Of year to ar
range for your Winters reading, in the
newspaper line, and TIE SPIRIT is exact.
y what you want to furnish you the
news OF Monroe County and the general
news Of Importance of the country.
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HSCHUMACliER

Has just received fresh lot Of groce.
ries consisting of Hominy, Sugar, Cof-
fee. ,Raisins, Cheese, DC, &c, all Of
which .yon can buy lower from him than
at at any other store in town fer cash or
produce
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atFrom the st. Clairsviile Gazette "

- HtFrom the st. Clairsviiie Gazette " ~
Tilden carries Monroe Countv1byS39 !.
343 majority, a Democratic gain Oyer
the October election Of 900 Every
township gives Democratic majority
W,ldone for old Monroes
BELLS majority 2,O42. Please make
our gain 30T instead of 290 @c3,;
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s@ ZACH CHANDLER, Chairman Of the
Republican National Committee, said a
few days since in cipher telegram =
1--WE want Florida, no matter what the
cost or what the consequences" -;
ZACH thought fn 'ls6ll that Y"iittle
blood letting, would do good, and he
appears to be urging the same state OF
affairs upon the country at this time.
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"It shall be unlawful for any person,
at any time and in any place, to catch,
kill or injure, or to pursue with such in
tent, any quail or prairie chicken. until
the 18th day OF November, 1877, and il
shall be unlawful for any person, in any
place. after the expiration of said time,
to catch, kill or irjure, or pursue with
such intent, any quail or Virginia part
ridge, between the first day Of January
and The first day OF November"
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s6-On the lStt inst, in the Probate
Court of this county, Rev. JOHN RITTER.
OF the Roman Catholic Church, Obtain
ed'license to solomnize marriages in the
State of Ohio.
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1,a.ATin the Probate Court on the 9th
sinst..,. SAMUEL p, BARnAckxAs, resi-
dent aof Green, township. this county,
was sdjudged insane and entitled to sd-
mission TO the Athens Hospital at
Athens, Ohio. n aaT'
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Chicago.

Nov. l6-Flour 4 25a7 25; Wheat l
la l l3 Corn 45c: Oats 321c; Rye
60c; Barley 75c- So. r,ao
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East liberty Cattle Market,

EAST LIBERTY, PA, Nov. 16. -
CATTI.E-Best. 5@5 25; medium
to good, 4 25@4 rs; common to fair,
g 25@4 -
HOGS-Yorkers, 5 20@5 so; Phila
delphias,7 5 1905 80
SHEEP Selling at 8 25@5.
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@The oBly child of Hon WILLIAM
G. WAY, of Marietta, died of diphtheria
on Monday, the 18th inst Mr.. WAY is
suffering from the same disease.
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EgJudge SrALLo, of Cincinnati, at
present IN New Orleans to watch the
.'scounting in' process Of the Returning
Beard dysays, s,that there is not an hon
est man here who is not Democrat"
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DIED. On Sunday, the 18Th inst,
Mrs. HARnrEr KERR. wife of Mr.. GEO.
KERR, aged abogt 81 years Tie funeral
takes place to-day at 10 o'clock
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.ohyzzl@1lnMm
PITTsBURGH, IA

PITTSBURGH, PA.
The most complete institution in the Uui-
the States for the thorough practical educa-
tion of young and middle, aged men.
&rStudents received at any time. .
Address, for circulars containing full par
ticllsrs, j. G. SMITH, A. NJ.
septl9, '7GmA. Principal,
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9 HsMrs. JtDKiSs,} OF Barnesville,
mctheI Of Mr.. ] T. JgDkIss, Of Woods
:iiefd, feIf on che foor one day last week
and broke one Of her thigh bones.
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i wWe clip the following from the
New Orleans Picauune of the 9th inst. !:

New Orleans Picoyune Of the 9th inst.
The quietness with which the cleo
ton was held in this city and State is 0
sufficient refutation of the ISLANDERS
which have imputed to Louisiana VIC
lence and intolerance Of disposition
Never had the people more at stake;
never were they more orderly and calm
We do not believe that, under the same
circumstances, the people OF any com
munity in the North would have beer
equally composed and peaceable; hui
our people had learned that their only
hope of victory was in q brave endu
rance"
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Mask1 The County Commissioners will
meet this. week to, examine, the, stone
work pfthe sbutments at the crossing
at the head OF Fords dam, at Dismal
and st Cameron. iiaI adi ri
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r. NIcHoLAIN KING, indicted for
murder in the first degree and convicted
of manslaughter at the late term OF
Court in Noble county, has been sen.
tenced to the Penitentiary for eight years
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Cincinnati.

Nov. 16--Flour 50a5 80; Wheat
I5sl %. Corn 46a5lc; Oats 30a37c
Barley l GOAL O6; Rye Csc.
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-.s'ri y N = f2naH rs+naF s.sfSE
-. sFThs CLristian Church building
t,ssF 'Cslsis, Nss dedicated on the 9Th
inst. Reys. JONES and CxsH officisted
The building cost Sl, 600. ---
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From the Wheeling Intelliyencer. ]

Monroe county, Ohio, is fearful re
gion for Republicans The Democratic
,D,jority is 2,a43. Every township in
the county gives Democratic majority
No wonder we hear SO much of the
"lark hills Of Monroe" - ~" :,
Isn't it just possible that, the Demo,
Gratis OF the "dsrk hills understand the
situation and know exactly what they
are doing Examine the record, and
we btleve you will find that the Demo,
Gratis Of Monroe County are about right
when important questions are to De yoi
ted upon. - - <
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Philadelphia.

Nov 16-Flour4 4 37a6 81; Wheat l
32a1 81; Corn SOC; Oats 39a4lc; Rye
67a72c.
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New York.

Nov. 16-Flour4 4 35@S 25. Wheat l
lSa1 81; Corn 58a60c: Oats 36a50c |;
Rye 77a9Ic; Barley l 10.
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Baltimore.

Nov 16-Flour 5 75a7 60 Wheat /
25al 35; Corn 5Sc: Oats 34a36c; Rye
65a6Sc.,
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.HTwenty-dollar counterfeit notes
on the First National Bank Of Portland
.Connectcgt. are reported in circulation
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EEIn Coal township, Perry county.
aCoSPRR received 167 votes, TILDES I66
: and HAyFs l64s Hoofah for PETER!
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from the Guernsey Joffersonian.) J

fs from the Guernsey Jeffersonian) q
Monroe is the banner county for mar.
riages. The papers Of that county al
ways have mne marriage notices than
any other papers in Eastern Ohio.
The teachers of Monroe county in.
tend To hold Township Institutes during
the coming winter Several of the town.
ships iu'this county made the expert.
ment last winter, with success that sur
passed all expectations. Es{4
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Republicanama 200& A net Dem
ocratic gain over VAN WORRIES major
ity at the October election Of 304.r
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EE Now tue season OF the year CON-
mences when people of our county will
commence to complain of bad roads
1t is fact that our roads are as bad as
bad can be: but the proper remedy to
apply is to elect competent men, or wo.
men, to the position of Supervisor, and
not the poorest excuse you can find in
the district, whose main qualification is
that he will give you a road receipt
whether you work the roads or not
Another thing, no man should be elect.
ed supervisor who has not sense enough
to know that throwing up dirt road in
the fall, makes it worse than if he had
not done lick Of work upon it,-No.
fbie County Republican. FuG ~
Bro. CooLEY, your heals level on
that subject.
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FRANCE.
Dredema,ne,s Election AnnulIed

DfedemaIne's Election AnnulIed.
/, VERSAILLES, November 16.-In the
Chamber of Deputies to day the verif-
cation of the election of Diedemaine,
Legiiimist, to seat in the House was
considered. After violent debate a
motion to annul the election on account
of undue inhuenc, exerted by the Off
cials was carried by vote of BAL yeas
to 153 nays. SiT a2t EHII
That is to the point in the United
States when considered in connection
with the extraordinarily undue infa-
ence exerted by the officials at this
tine to have HAYES counted in, in the
States of Florida. Louisiana and South
Carolina. And Congress will, l,lundoub.-
edly, il the outrage is consummated, re-
fuseao lend its sanction to such lraudu-
lent proceedings. .
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MONDAY. November 90, 1875

W00dsfieJd stock Market.
November 20-Cattle 3a4c per pound ;
Sheep 41@5i per pound. Hogs 4a4ac
per pound.
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ys2s&a1E -f.{YAs- q .II E9T iSs..ff
iHThe Methodist Missionary Com.
:. mittee has decided upon $500, 900 as the
limit to be spent on. mission work du
ring, ihe coming year, N
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TILDEN and HENDRICKS have
been fsifly.elected aud viii he inaugura-
ted on Monday March 9th, 1877.
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E For the benefit of sportsmen who
may not be posted on the game law as
it stands at present, we copy the follow.
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ET The Judicial contest is not yet
ended, because we have facts in our pos.
session which show coLclusively that
WILLIAM OKEY was swindled out Of
votes in several townships in Belmont
county. The majority in each county
stands as follows:
acknowledgements, 163
At first his majority was reported at
els. From this At is to be taken in
Flushing and s in Pease In thelatter
an honest count was had; the error oc-
Cured in adding up the vote.
Monroe-OKEY, ,....e 1.50l.
OKEY's net majority, 1888.
This is as far as fully Investigated
We shall present figures before very
long which will show that WILLIAM
OKEY received majority of the votes
cast for Common Pleas Judge In Bel
mon county on the 10th day of October.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES

@R-ady Made Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, at the loves,
prices.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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evThe7cincinnati Commercials col

ETThef Cincinnati Commercials cor
respondent, H. v !. REpFIElD, stells in a
letter from New Orleans, published else
wherein this issue, exactlylhow HAYES
is to be "counted in'' in Louisiana. At.
tention is invited to tie part we have
put in italics 1t shows very plainly the
manner in which the Returning Board
will accomplish the dishonest count for
HAYES. 5iiy heF ailfesl eSSG
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p8 Mr. JoHN w. KoEHLER, son of
Mr.. F. KoEHLER, Of Woodsield, and
Miss AMELIA BBAREs, OF Chicago, were
married at the latter place on Wednes.
day evening. the 18th inst WESTERN,
the name he goes by here, is engaged in
business in that city. May happiness
andeprosperity be theifs, is The wish Of
Effiends here and elsewhere, l
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= Afg-T~--- = es----- ---a
eUThs total vote in Noble county
. aftks late election was 4,s7e PETER
CoorER received 16 votes. HAYES ma.
:, jority 1as.
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as6EThe Russian army ordered into
4hs Hsid numbers ls5,2s2 infantry, Is,
1888 cavalry, and ga rined breechload
: itg cannon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21

EHMr. JoHs M GooDwIs, OF sardis,
has our ,hsnks for a copy of the New
Orleans Picayune of the 9th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21

HE Bonds we're quoted in the New
York market at The close on the 16th
inst as follows: ,ry....,, sss.t !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-11-21

j, J,fferson Davis is passenger on the
steamship Adriatic. which sailed on
Wednes lay, from @ ieenstuwn for New
York.