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BRIDGE NOTICE.

oEALEp PROPOSALS will be received BY
y the Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio
at their Office in Woods6eld, to Thursday, the
22d day ot June. lS76, for the building of 9
covered wooden or wrought iron bridge across
Dismal Fork. in Perry township, in said coun
ty. The. dimensions are to be as follows
Length Of span 40 feet, width of roadway Il
feet - itt~ tt1SeS'its2
Also. sealed proposals for two abutments OF
said fork; the bid must specify the cost Of ston'
work by the perch. A good and suf6cien
bond must accompany the bids. The Commits
sioners reserve the right to reject one or al
bids Bidders must furnish plans and specif
cations. @
BY order Of tho Commissionera ei 81
j,s.s' .si..,. .sJe. WIN WEDDLE,
: -.'s., Auditor Monroe ouuntn Ohio.
maye,'7sw7.
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WAs the probability Of q general
war in Europe is being discussed, the
comparative strength OF tie leading ma
tions becomes prominent topic. Tht
six great powers are usually ranked II
shis order: Germany, France, Russia
England. Austria and italy.
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Wool Cardilg. & and spinning.
AtAfaury's Mills on sunfish Creek,

TtHR undsfsigned, zITx. Nlvar; JonI GRA-
j Ham and fRsD. NAuRS, having addsd ID.
ditional machinery TO tksir mill on SasAsh-
Creek, miles from CiSrington, ass prepared
to do sI,I g,fesaf i.;se vF4ss IL T4aS6stE
tCARDING AND sPIHH1A0 0rago
Wool VIII be, received and dsiiysred - tAes,
following places. without additional ehasgSSi
..Woodsfsld, At A. DsIrRR's: :-.--s.---
Miltonsburg. At .hs store. Of rWrIsxsseox
& GRoux,
Malaga, 81 the store Of HAiDrsrf Z Bass
Jerusalem, at the store Of g Gk1casIL Z Moons;
iBsallsvilis, at tho store Of fsGsoass Ktres ~
| Cameron, at the stors Of GxeRos 6urfsg.sll 4
The Superintendent. John Graham, has
had number Of years experiences IN the bp-
sihess,~ and. 81 work at this. sstahliahmpht
win be warranted dens In ! atst dists zhanasr.
sa- Each person can feesiys their own
j-.G 10, ftss u (sttT .0.tT ctii3ttH
ss''ifaos sai4.o KAURYs &.aKAHAM. ies's
Clarington, Monroe Co.. ohi@
may23'7sm3.
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Legal Notice.

EDwARD LEUTTKE and Mary A. Leuttk.
T. of the State of Missouri. will take notice
that on the 24th day Of April, 1876, Joseph
Haren9 9Hled his petition ia the court Of com
mon pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, against
them and others. the object of which is to col
lect the sum of $47S 25, with interest thereon
from December 81, 1874, evidenced BY prom.
isso1y note for that sum given by said Edward
and Mary A. Leuttke, to said Haren, dated De
cember. 81, 1879, at twelve months, and to fore
close mortgage given at the same time on loi
number six in Miltonsburg, in said county
given to secure said sum Of money, and to sell
said lot to pay said claims sc. You are required
to answer said petition by the third Saturday il
June. 1876. LOUIS HOEFFLER. and
HOLL1STER & OKEY,
apr25, ,76w6. Ateys for Joseph Haren.
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Adjourned to Thursday, June 22a.


@ WnKEss d BRALL, Commission
Merchants, Of Baltimore, in their ..circu-
lar dated the So inst, say this concern
ing the asserting ana packing Of tobac
co: s1 s.e-,.
"Our buyers complain about the mix
ed packing Of the Tobacco, and we
would call the attention of our friends
to the fact, that the inspection laws now
are very strict, and that the inspectors
are compelled to represent all the bad
Tobacco found in the Ahogshead in the
sample. All the lining and mixing Of
good and bad Tobacco in the hogshead
should be abandoned at once, other
wise the result will be disastrous tc
lowners. The uniform and we'll assorted
Tobacco will not only find ready sale q
better prices, but by csystem OF pack
ing, the reputation Of Ohio Tobacco
abroad Mill be seriously injured"
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Farm for Sale.

CoNTAINING1 12O ACRES, situated in
" Salem township, Monroe county. Ohio, on
Sun6sh creek. ~
ABOUT 20 ACRES CLEARED,
and 40 acres Of good bottom land. A good
dwelling house, stable aud tobacco house on
the premises; a good we'll and springs and Z
aand anpla orchard. --s5.s-
Terms low.
For further particulars. call on or address
CHRISTIAN WlCHTERMAN,
Darlington, Monroe county, Ohio.
iune13, 76w4
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RThe punishment which the Repub-
lican party visits upon evil-doers is not a
great terror 10 their kind. Boss SHEP.
HERD heads the District Of Columbia del
egatesto Cincinnati, and is one of the
Jury to try BABcocK This is the kind of
publication TO be expected II We are bur
Aened With another Republican adminis-
Aration.
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Wetp 90bertiseu1ents,
AN ORDINANCE.

Be 1t ordained by the Town Council of the
Incorporated Village of Woodsfeld. Ohio:
SEC. l. That the Mayor shall have the power
to summons and empannsla jury to try all ca
ses tried under any ordinance passed, or may
be passed hereafter.
Patsed June 6, 1876.
H.R MASON. Mayor.
Attest: GEO. P. Dom, Corporation Clerk
3. june13, ,76w2.
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AEThe Athens Journal thinks that
BUELL., by preferring THURMAN, has de-
stroyed his congressional prospects =
And does the Journal think that such q
consideration should have induced him to
dissemhle his sentiments2
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fyIrroN.

Higher Branchss :. (. :. 80. !. :. 80. ~ 90
Tuition In sdvanes.saNs money ifsfaAdsa
except in cases Of protraoted illness.
Good accommod atoms. .at reasonable rates .
can be had BY students in the tswns sithaer
In private families pr 1t the Hstelss ggas Gao
For further particulars; ,oan on Or addssesl
: d. McVAY, Principal. eaie
laa is Bsallstills, Monroe County, oAissA
fsbS. .'7sme, aail
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Friaau. June 30, 1879,
Notice to Teachers.

gWyHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county
will hold meetingsfor the examination OF
Teachers, as follows:
Woodsfsld, saturday, june II, 1875.
July 8,
20,
Saturday at the close Of the Institute.
These examinations will commence at 8
o'clock .. m. and close at p. m.
A fee Of so cents is required from each
applicant a. condition of examination, and
must be paid IN advance. 5saassoa
By order Of the Board.
juneI3,'7e.d. Al: PEARSON, clsrk.
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TO Road Contractors.

AJOTICE is hereby given that the Commis.
IN sioners of Monroe county, Ohio, will
meet on Bteed's hill, south Of the creek, in Cen.
ter township, on a 41.
Friday. June 80, 1878,
Ats o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of selling
out the making of the road from there to
Woodsfeld, by sections, ss surveyed. Prefer
enoo will be given to the lowest and best bid
der The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Bond will be required from
each contractor in double tho sum of his bic
for the faithful performsnce Of contract.
By order Of the Commissioner.
Z. WIN. WEDDLE.
juno1 8, 76we Auditor Monro Co., Ohio.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErINe.i L

NHR Stockholders Of the Bellairs 4 Seeth-
i western Railway Company are requested
TO meets either in person OF BY proxy, at tks
school house in Beallsvills. Monroe, .CeuntT,
Ohio, on Thursday the 2sth day ef, June
next, at o'clock p. M. for the parpeas q
voting upon the question Of sxtsnding ~
Charter and Survey Of said Company frsn
Woodshsld % Athens, In Athens county. Ode,
J. b. SULLIVAN Prsst
Nay 50, 1sIs, B,&s.W. Railway c6I
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fEThe .ccusers q BLAINE gave bin

IEThe sccusers Of BLAINE gave him
m advantage Of which be availed himself
to The utmost. by charging against him
more than they. could prove But the
damaging fact remains, conclusively
proved by BLAINE himself, that he is in
aide Railroad Ring, and that througt
that Ring be has pro6ted by his position
In Congress, and especially by his posi-
6on as Speaker.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

fEThs design Of the BLAINE men Is
10 take the Cincinnati Convention by
storm on the ilrst ballot, and il be exhib.
M a. much cunning and audacity there as
Ne ms feceuIIy IN Congress he Will sue
cAed. -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

eEA chap with soapy fingers trying
% catch an eel has a soft thing Of Il COM
pared with the efforts Of the other fellows
h their struggles to squelch Mr. BLAINE
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

Tim undsrsisned, having bssn appetntsd
Il Notary Public, would inform hs
friends, and the public generally. that he 70
prepared to ali Pensioners Blanks. sdmin-
lister oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments q
writing. JOHN JBfFhkS.
aprlS. S.'7er. Beallsvills, Monroe Co., 0his.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

rMr. VAN Worries voted last week
against amending the rules 80 as to pre-
NIT the currency committee toreport al
any time The object OF the amendment
was to get before the House bill to re-
peal the Resumption Act
We have seyeralt times rendered to Bro
VAn VoRHEs some disinterested advice
and we now add to it this friendly wal n
ing: II yoa vote agains, repeating thi
Resumption Act, your reelection vii
not be nearly as unanimous a. you couk
wfsh. Mark that, Mr.. VAN YoRuss.
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HAnother. successful hen-roost ex-
pedition shows that the s.rovolution" in
Cuba still survives. The Mexican revo-
iutionis,s have taken to their. heels.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13
.THE
Five Highest Prizes Of the World,

1857. .i5 10
The Grand Gold Medal Of the United States
National Agricultural Society. aH
1892 ~ ia
The International Exhibition Medal, London,
England. Il. E .-iea~ ,G;e
A 1857 i4
The Grand Gold Medal. FIRST prize, at the Great
international Field Trials against all the
world, at the Paris, France, Exposition; also
the decoration of the Legion of Honor.
1925
The Grand Diploma Of Honor, the highes,
award Of the Commission and tho only one
given for Reaping and Moving Machines, .,
the Vienna. Austria. Exhibition: supplemented
by the. Decoration of the Imperial Order O
Francis Joseph.
1874.
The first prize, Gold Medal. at Bremen. Ger
many, International Exhibition, June, 1874.
| This record tells not only Of Progress, but o
continued Superiority unequaled in the historl
uf Moving and ,Reaping Machines. ~.
The Worlds Highest Prizes, gained from
1857 to 1874. is no small triumph for Woods
Harvesting Machines, supplemented "
/ 1t is by the further successes Of 1875. @
Send for circular. and when in town call ana
see us 234, 12O Of these celebrated Ma
chimes have been made and sold. 23,6O7
were made and sold in the year 1875. For sal
BY +. SCHc@kcHHR, yR,
| iunsf8,'7e. WscdshcA. Ohke.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

eE BLAINE,s recent sensational
speeches seem much more like triumph
ever his accusers than like a triumph over
the accusations against him. s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

EET The charges against Speaker
KeRR have turned to ashes Their I'm
probability is obvious. The man who
persistently rejected the salary grab, who
has remained poor with constant oppor-
tunities to enrich himself by doing as
many other cougressmen have done,
could hardly be bought for thepitiful
sum Of four hundred and dfty dollars
He could, with less sacrifice OF integrity
than that charged, have made scores OF
thousands. -.
The investigation, though not conclu.
ded. has convinced all parties that the
charge was false.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

H From the Athens Journals stand
point nine. .tenths of the Democrats OF
this district appear to be for ALLEN =
Athens is the only locality which pre-
sents such an outlook. If Bro JONES
were taking his observations from one o.
our knobs he would have to look beyond
the limits of the "Banner County" before
ne would find q township in which on'
Democrat in fifty is for ALLEN.
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BEALLSvILLE <
.SEEECT SCHOOL.
Th. next session Of .hi. School viii, .s..
Inr.Y a la7a.

MONDAY, JULY a. 1879. J
and close Fridav.A September 2s.s 1875.
Competent teachers win be employed, and
mo labor will be spared to make this ssehasa-
Of thorough instruction.
semimonthly examinations will be sivsne
also, lecture each week on the theory and
practice Of teaching, for the benefit Of thsss
preparing TO- teach. Thers viii alss sbs ~
Literary Society In. .soansatiea. xith- tha-
aahool. -.. -. = -.
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F a RM Flo ORaSALA.

fsONrAININa l6O ACRES. sitsstsd II
" srsndview etownsh ip, ~ Washinetap seaa-.
y, Ohio, i've miles below araadsisw sanA eas
mile from the 0hio River. r.;,1,s.
Seventy.fiye Acres Cleared.
Good house and three tenant hsusss; tAfse
tobacco houses and stsbie; good xsA anA
springs; tvo good sppls and psash ossAasdi;;
plums, pears and ehsYsiss plenty; Oeea -
For terms call on u n. PARR, on ths pssm.
ises, or wN. WEDDLR, WoodsAsld, Ohio. Z,
feb2s, ,,7ens. JOHN 1AR2. !.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
JEREMIAH PITTMAN'S ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign
IN ed has been appointed and qualified as Ad
rinistrator Of the estate of Jeremiah Pittman
late of Monroe county, deceased. N
june13 ,76w3. ISAAC HEADLEY.
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EEIf Boss SHEPHERD may head del
egatiou, Why. may not BELKSAr be the
I"Great Unknown 2" a.
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best 3 marrow squashes ........ .......o0c
five citrons.................. ........,...o0c
half peck kidney beans. ......... ........50c-
best and greatest variety ofscerealss
fruits: vegetables, and other farmpros
duets, not less than 20 articles. .......$5
Committee-same as class /
CLASS 18th Departmeut-Farn pro-
ducts.
Best half bushei wheat.
half bushel rye Observation-Disclosures.
half bushel spring barley.......s.. ......l
half bushel fall; bariey.... -. ......~- l
half bushel Indian corn...... ........"TI
half bushel flaxseed. ..................".l
half bushcl timothy seed............ ."-li
half bushel clover seed. :. .......".....l
half bushel white beans............"..1
display of peas, half peck................l
five pounds of hops -. 49,. ..........l
half bushel oats. ......................60
half bushel buekwhest..........."....5Oc
half -bushel sweet corn meal..........50c
best 3 pounds of tobacco, spaugled...sl
do ,red.......... l
do yellow...... ]
best display in this department........ 8
.Committee-Jos,ph McFadden, David
Starkey, G B Kuowlton. $50 ssa-tla .
FIELD CROPS .rzsa l
Best 3 acres Wheats..... ...................SlO
acres earn (hottnm) :. ............. 10
2 acres corn (hilD:........ ............ 10
z acres Observation-Disclosures. ........" lO
3 acres hay................ i............... ~
best 4 acre of potatoes .................. s
best acre tobacco ..... ................. 10
Measurements Of the ground must be
made and sworn to, By conpetept sur
yeyorf aud the amount produced must be
sworn to by some one having knowledge
Of the amo ount.- A full statement of the
lnetho cd Of cultivation and cost Of pro-
auction. must accompany each entry
Kindaud quality must be stated. En-
tries may be mads with the Secretary 70
December l, 1876. ~
COMMITTEES Board of Directors
of the Society: hae aaa9sa rs
CLASS A--7th. Departmsut--Equ
0f1zs2 danisns. 4 & Z 6 o
Lady rider, LIST prem. $40. 3D. 81
Seven to enter, 6 to start. One hou,
Of tbethird day Of the,F Fair will sheI de
/ voted to Equestrianism. The COMMITTEES
will decide only with reference to fth'
ease, grace and style Of the oonpetito
4 and her command Of the horse. No ra
cling will be allowed g.Es0G q
Boy rider, promium ;.ss.............sll
Same conditions as for lady riders.
}, COMMITTEES to be selected on th
ground. es 55,; ..f i..s.
Discretionary premiums will bo award
ed on meritorious articles. " whether in thi
list or net. ~ a,,s ns.s,.ay
u GEO. P. DoRR, Sec.
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H They have not killed BLAIsE, but
Asy have covered him all over with ugly
sears. -rit'

HIf BLAINE should get the nomina-
sion his psrtisans will be forced to circu,
late an abridgement Of his explanations
IN six qnarto volumes
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EFThe subject of resumption and
expansion furnish ample material for po
litical slang whangers. and for this rea-
son offer popular campaign issues; but
they promise nothing whatever in the
way OF practical results. The R.rabi
can platform may declare. for speedy re-
sump Ion, and the Democratic platform
for early resumption, but neither the one
nor the other nor both will do anything
which viii greatly hasten resumption =
The leaders Of both parties knowthat to
force resumption by rapid contraction
would produce widespread ruin to the
country, and ignominious death to the
party responsible for it. o., tho other
hand the cause Of expansion isutterly
hopeless. Z
Making these the prominent issues OF
the campaign will not materially hasten
|or retarlresumption. Let Civil Servict
Reform become the issue by which par
tties must rise or fall, then when the cam
paign is closed it will he found not to be
utterly barren Of good fruits.5
a,sl1 Aps----s------s--.
EF Because we declined s,to .beduped
Ilor adragooned into the 'AtLEs-ruse She
Enquirer and few papers witch sneeEe
WHOM it takes snuff affect to believe that
we favor contraction. As every reader
Iof the SPIRIT knows thatto tie very ut.
host Of our ability, and without tceasiug,
No have opposed contraclio scan Il;
ford to lespise this Charge -. g = u. !.
We declined TO Join the ALLsN move,
ment because We believed is IL sincere'
10 be child sqaalling Tor sils moon-be'
cause we did not, and do not, bsfieve ia
leadersto to be sincere because We beliey
ed tito he amask to hide batteries pointed
atTHuRMAS: In brief, we believed II tt
/ be a sham, aud tha: the St. Louis Cpnven
I.ipn will prove It TO bea sham II j
should turn out to be otherwise we vii
be just az frank in retrsctinyias NO have
ibeen in expressing onr opinion
H. ~ >S------l----
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LIST OF PREMIUMS. !:
70 BE AWARDED BY TIE
Monroe County Agricultural SocieIy,
hira ID
AT THEIR sty.@,. !;
Twenty-Fifth Annual Fair,
le rs aa arssla.a3 ars
a TO BE HE'LL AT 7a,es
.WOODSFIELD,

TO BE HELD AT "a
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The first prize. Gold Medal, at Bremen, Ger.
many, International Exhibition, June, 1874
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each Of other canned fruits ..........3 QUO
best peck Of dried apples. s............,,9o ,9os
do do peaches. 800
..,,on do corn 500
saIIon each or other dried fruits ....... .50c
best display in this department. .....Sz
Committss-Dayid Oksy, Mrs n G West,
Miss Sue Nesbitt, Mrs Christian Weber, Miss
Lizzie Morrow. .ylesa III 10 5.E
GLASS eth Department-Domestic
.;'i-' 's Manufacturer.
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CLASS D-1st Oanartment


Best pair draught ho rsss or mares. s 2 so
'Committes-same as class A. II
CLASS E-lst Departmeut-Horses for
Light Haraess III
Best pair matched horses for harness,
owned by. one person or firm ........e "A
lest pair matched mares for harness
owned by one person or frm. .....S 4
:. .Committes-.same as GLASS A.
GLASS Fist Departm ent-Horses for
Single Harness and Saddle.
Best geidins for single harness .....5 8 SO
best mare for single harness .......5 2 80
best saddle gsldiug or mare ........5 2 90
Committse-sams as GLASS A.
GLASS G-lst Department.
FIRST DAY. kEF
Fastest trotting horse. mare or geld
ing in harness or under saddle. un.
+. der years old, best in 5, 3 rounds
=, to the heat. 10 5
Fastest'racking or pacing horse, mare
or ge' dug; in harness or under sad
die, undee years old, best 2 in 3.
3 rounds 10 The heat. t.............lu s
Mana, Henry Miller, G Cronin.
CLASS Hist Department..
SECOND DAT.
FASTEST stallion Of any age, to so as
they please. III
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding. ~
under 4 years old, best in 3,
rounds to the heat. d
Fastest racking or pacing horse, mare
or gslding, to 60 as they please, best
8 in S, Grounds to the heat. ......30 Ii
Committee Fox, G g obliugsr. Wm
Forsaksr, Peter Rissb eek, John Bristsr., K.
Exhibition Of Stock.
Ordered, by The Board Of Directors, that OF
tho second day Of tho Fair, an exhibition o
all the stock entered, be held on the track o
the. grounds, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
THIRD DAT.
Fastest trotting horss,mare or gelding, :
T (owned in Monroe oounty,) under ''
| saddle. best in 8, rounds TO the
heat, mo horse entered for higher a
premium to be eligible in this. ...l0
| Fastest trotting horse, mare OR geld .,r
ing, in harness, best in 5, 3 rounds
to the heat. ..................... ~
| EIn every contest Of speed there mus
/ be a. lssst three entries, an two to start, t
warrant the payment Of premium Thu
owner Of each horse shall be entitled to on
groom. s Es.n s,s,.s.s...ss.
CLASS list Department-Jacks an'
1 "a
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SWEEPSTAKES.

Best bull OF any age or breed ownea IN
the county ........... ............szo
CLASS CD Department-0ren.
Rest yoke oxen over years old. ...5 50
yoke oxen under a and over 3 yrs..s z so
- do do 2 ..5 30
do do "a
do year oM.......2 l.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-02
A TRUE BILL.

So Kilpetrick's letter is genuine, and
Governor Hayes is, after all. not q
guilsless child of light, uninstrncted in
the willy ways of low politics. He APP
pears not averse to false issues, and
alive to the hypocricy of the canvass
his friends are making.
If this is his view of his duty as a
candidate-to win at all hazards aud
by any means has kind of reform
President would he make, and hat
<,rt of effect upon the Civil Service he
is willing to see prostituted and dis
grsced by proceedings like that in Mis-
sissippi? He has no longer even the
plea of infancy, for the Fitzpatrick cor
respondence proves him deep in all the
tricks and devices of the campaign. If
Governor Hayes isan honest politician.
he will at once publicly disown and de-
nounce all the rascalities and shaus
perpetratea in bis cause. and prove
himself pure by declining to be elected
by corrupt and has. means
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-02

The Springfield Republican, 'ne
ablest Journal published in New Epe
land, gives the following as part OF
the bayonet conspiracy, to carry Inc
Southern States:
Attorney Genera! Taft is preparing
an opinion that the United States Mar
shals have the authority, under the law
to call on the United States troops
stationed in their districts II they
deem the assistance of the troops neces-
sary to prevent intimidation at the
polls. AS soon az the opinion is hand
ed to the President an order VIII III
form the several United States Mar
sbnls Of their authority, and instruct
them 10 exercise il. if necessary. This
will prevent the Democratic State gov
eruments at the South from resisting
the emplo, msnt of troops.