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A Runaway Locomotive.

The spectacle Of II runaway locomotive
boiling into town at full speed ~ quite suf-
1clent 10 rlghton people Of the strongest nerves.
Al tine railroad Junction near smyrna, Delaware,
on one day this week, the engineer left his loco
motive under charge Of II fireman. green hand,
and he manag In some way TO start II. He
Jumped on before IL got under full headw way, and
II rushed down tho track into the town of Clay
ton. Near tue depot II was upset by curve in
tho road and went tumbling down the bauk.
Nobody was hurt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10
A Queer Freaneurer OF a Church.

vigorous teInpts were made on recent
Saturday nigh % capture "A | rye snake In the
side yard OF the Episcopal church. He was said to
be about SIX feet long and twelve inches round.
Three men started him, but TWO Of them were
made SICK by nis scent. and he made his escAue.
II Is said tnat the snake has Inhabited that place
for a number Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10
No, so PIensan, for Ciaret Drinkers.


IL has been discovered that the aniline
dye, known as fuchslne. ~ magenta, II largely
employed by dishonest wine growers In France
tlr improving the color Of caret, ana masking
it, dilutOn with water uupo lslnt symptoms
nave followed the use Of this medcated bey-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10
The Newest Horse MaIady.

new horse disease has made its appear
ancc IN some parts - Canada. resembling ths
eplAootlc 81 lsl2. The symptoms are swelling Of
the legs. slight running at the nustrils, swelling
OF the eyelids, aud pinkisb coloTing OF the eyes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-10

The total number Of shares dealt In was
l0,Si2, OF which Delaware, Lackawanna and
western represented 43,0G2; Lake shore. "a. 700
New jersey Central, 1900 Pacific Mail. 1850
Western Union, 1870: Michigan Central, 1861: :
and Hudson Canal, ISIS; Erie, LOO: Rock
Island 800; Ohios, 800; Morris and Essex, 77S ;
northwestern, 600 the preferred, 100; c., H. and
soon, 2yO; N. L. aud NJ. Co. preferred, 2O0; New
YORK Central. 10; Panama, 300; Pacific of Mis-
souri,. a0 st. L., X. G. aud N, 100; and American
Express, IS.
The gold market reflected an active specula-
.on, anu the price further advanced y cent.
me -horts were iniluen sed to cover, because OF
uhe uncerihln status Of the syndicate opera
lions, ana there was mucn DISAPPOINTMENT be-
va.se tne omclal statement of subscriptions was
uay. W ""' 'SN' piOn'Sou vi ri'-
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THE LAKE sHORE ROAD.
An Increase Of Net Earninss Hotwithstand-
ing the HniIrond war.

The ofIicial statement Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway Company for
the fiscal year ending June 30 last, compared
with the statement for the fiscal year ending
June 90 1875, shows that the total movement or
tons carried one mile In the last year was 976,-
S53'e5e, against po,oi5,2l7 tho preceding year (;
that the average amount received for each ton
last year fl83 ag inst taO7 In 1S74-5, and
mat the average amount per mile received for
ea1h ton was s0.pSs. against f10g9 in 1s7t-5. The
IonowinR Is a comparison OF the gross and net
earnings and operating expenses:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
: .sHER1Ff's safE.a
Is Ketssrsr & Mesris y4as 81
Va.
Philip Wagonheiu;

nv v;,tn. ~ an nvaar ~ e.la IN attachment
:. Ia,s.o,.a 49,. ~ 80 1890 - s., os-.,sar
Plea. p a ofsonros county, Ohio, viii oder 70.
a.. -. to.r - ~ !, wo.SsS.,Sns.,.sn :. @ - ~ [ ham.
A. AZ N n o,o,o.r |. I. And = o,s,ocs = ~ ~
" - sa-c
Sassrdays ihesz day ~. .Ai7rsL lSlA
the following described real estate s..uase ~
the county and state Aforesaid. TO VII;
Ine noftpxsH quarter o tne norsnwess
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Gems that are Useless 10 the Own
er, aud Proiitless TO the Govern

i & =
Gems that are Uaeless 10 the Own.
er, aud Profitless TO the G evern-
ment. ~
The revenue authorities are puzzled
to know what to do With the Khediye
OF Egypt's famous gift to Gen. Sher-
mans daughter, The diamonds are
locked up in the big vault in the Sab
Treasury. They were placed there in
June last, and unless they are tsken
away before next June, they will be
classified as unclaimed goods, and sold
by auction to pay the duties and storage.
III this should happen, the money, after
the deduction of the official charges,
would be paid to Drexel, Morgan q Co.,
in whose name the diamonds are con-
signed. The trouble is that Congress
lin authorizing Lieut.. Fitch to receive
the present to his wife, neglected to re
llieve him from the payment Of the du-
ties The necklace and earrings which
compose the gift we're frst said to be
worth $3.50, 900, but experts have since
appraised them at $4,000. The duty
on this amount would be about SAC, 900
Gen. Sherman feels that he is too pool
to ray this, and he is unwilling to ap.
peal to Congress for an exemption O
the payment of the duties. Neither The
Secretary, Of the Treasury, the Collec
tor, nor any of his deputies are dispos
ed to exercise their power Of granting
lfree permit for the diamonds, and tn,
Turkish Ambassador, who has the Off
cial perogative Of receiving them in hi'
name, will not ask for their release, be
cause the Khediye is only recognized b,
his Government as a yassal, - !,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

Ata fire in Edinburgh the firemen
stole jewelry from the burning houses,
and got 50 drunk that many were found,
hours afterward, lying in the street.
Consequently, the brigade is to be reor-
gaDized
A secret investigation into the admin.
istration OF the New York Custom-house
has been going on for some time. The
result is anticipated IN day or two. A
number OF officials filing the most re-
sponsible positions will be removed,
Remember the barrels" once wrote
Washington, referring to plan to roll
barrels filed withgstones down Dorches
ter Heights upon the advancing foe
That was kind Of "long rolp' which
the enemy wouldn't have particularly
liked. - zsa as A
The decision of the United States Su.
preme Court in the famous Grant Parish
case aflirms the decision of the lower
court and sets the defendants at liberty
This is a satisfactory ending to a, tea,
case where citizens of Louisiana were
arrested under the Enforcement, actl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
SHERlFFs SALE.
!. bGas John Laedy ssls
I Nicholas Mathyess.

~ y.
QY virtue Of an order Of sale 10 me directed
u from the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale 1t the trent
door Of the court house, in the town Of
Weodshsld, bstwesn the hours Of 10 O'Clock
.. m. and e'olock p. m, On sl Bssie
{ 'Sat~day, the Sch day Of Nay, 1876,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to VII: sFt!afgi
The west part ief the noxthssst quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of section nambsf
eleven, township nambsr TIVE Of range nam-
bsr four. Said land being aa west Of the
county road leading from John Lnsdy's. TO
Conrad Storrsr's, except ak aorss OF Of the
north side, decided to the said John Luedy
and, also, except about half an acre belong
ing TO church. SisA a4 ASsa
Appraised atS ak@ lilas,l.sa
To- LITTLE,
april4.5Sw5. @sN. - Sheria n. C. o. !,
PEARSON, DeuERrY 4 WAY, Attys for pl'6.
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whence Many Of the Failures.

Ayonng man who was partner in one
of ourlargest houses. which suspended
some time ago, said. just previous to tho
disaster, that no young single mau could
live respectfully in Boston on less than
S25, 900 a year He is married man, and
his expenses have for years been in the
ratio of $4,000 for single, man He
has sported his private carriage, his ele,
giant house, his rctinue of servants, and
his boxes at the opera Boston Tarel
JS,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
The Articles Of Impeachment.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 2S.-The
Judiciary Committee have completed the
Articles of impeachment against Belk-
nap. At first there were nearly thirty
articles. These have been reduced to
five countsa The FIRST charges the pay
rnent OF money to the Secretary Of War,
Belknap. for appointments to lucrative
positions. The second fcharges bribery
under the statutes. The third charges
the payment of money to Belknsp for
continuing parties in Office. The fourth
sets forth sixtean specifications designa
ting various amounts Of money received
by Belknap at different times. The fifth,
TO cover Mrs. Belknap's case, charges
him with corruptly receiving money for
the use of others
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04
The mack lIi,ls story Briefly Told

Unless cmigrants are prepared to go to
work cutting timber and tilling the
ground. and to assume the other trials
and pains of pioneer life to exc out an
existence, they should take warning from
the experience Of man writing from
Custer City, in the Black Hills. He finds
that claim owners are anxious TO trade off
their claims for -four and bacon, and that
the miners were earning at the most from
sfty cents to 81 atlay. -Chicago Tfi6
1ine -
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The April Fools. l /.

Gentlemen, are you sending flowers
notes and neat little gifts to young ladies
who can dress, firt. make figure at I
party, and do nothing else, and expecting
yhen they have taken the talisman o
your rings and your honored names, they
will at once become capable, efficient,pru
dent, wisely managing matrons, confen
on slender income. and glad nof th,
modest retirement OF your simple homesi
In the faith of this, are you offering tt
them your handsome selves /? Gentle
men! we salute you. and award you Z
high place among the April philosophers
Rec. John Hal, INN. II. Ledger.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

kETbe Republican State Convention,
last week, thanked GaASr for his +faiih-
fol- adherence to Republicsn princi.
plss"
Are Boss SHEiAERD and BAscock
.Republicsn principiear He has TAD
hersd' more tenaciously to them than 10
anything else. ss...i .s,ts
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y s 1
~ The California Senate has passed
two bills Of an extraordinary nature in
regard to the press One requires that
the signatures OF writer's shall be affixed
to articles, and the other that newspa-
per shall retract any statement proven
to be libellous.r As Senator O'Connor
truly remarked, no signature law has
ever been heard of before in any State
of the American Union, in England, or
Scotland, or any English-speaking State
or nation.s The two enactments are as
absurd as they are unconstitutional
The law may punish an editor for libel,
but it cannot compel him to give the use
of his types. paper, and presses for 3
retraction of the libel. That is . mat:
ter for his own Judgment and conscience:
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into disrepute when such scamps throw
themselves to the front as, its champions.
TO give them another term expecting
them to reform the administration, would
be like engaging the eonvicts of peni
tentiary to reform their prison discipline
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now Notes are Counterieited.

A paste is prepared upon which the
note to be reptoduced is laid, and allowed
to stand until clear impression Of the
finest lines are taken. The note is then
removed, and the paste in time becomes
almost as hardas stone. An electrotype
Of the impression is then taken, and the
notes are struck off, and are so faithful
that none but an expert can detect the
fraud-Philadelphia Record
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Have Yegl.as-l lsllaE7. 7..~.-z
For ONE DO LIAR
We will send, Postage paid,
TEE WEEKLY EEL s.W0RLD
.ataeO1IE xEAR-araf.sr

lit contains ALL TIE NEWS Of the past
seven days, collected by the s9sentS 7and. o6k1
resp pondsn,s Of the New. York Daily world,
and in fulluess, accuracy and enterprise In
this, respect are unequalsds .coneaa
2. It's AGRICULTURAL DKPAnTMENT
contains the latest news Of farm expert
msnts at homo and abroad, eontribqsions By
home and foreign, writer's, full 'tspoftS oftbe
Farmers' Club Of the Ameficanl Ia tt&tS, aAd
quotations of yalusblei and lintesestihg arti-
Olss appearing in the Agricultural .wsskliss
and magazines.
4 3. Its GRANGE NEWS, To which attention
is specially called, lisa fsssdrs wfich san bs
found in no other papsr. All the ~respsrcss
at the command Of = grsat mstrepolita daily
newspaper are employed in IL sslletisn,s and
the result Is . page each week who're th6
members may ind 8 complsts record Of ths
work Of the order in .eyesy .state IN. the. u1,,
ion for the past seven day.. In sddisioh S
this weekly record, fks world xiyss txs
cream Of all the lscA srsnss pspArs iasssry
Stater This department il And viii Joentinps
to BE- endsr,the charge of enss ef the. .aetiysf
members Of the order.
& For the. FIRRsIpK DReARTNgNT, in
addition ID is other attrsssioiB, saeh -
poetry, miscellany, humersas ss1ssssts, Co.,
during the coming yssr, shsrs vill y llet
less than enc hundred short talss by the lost
writer's OF fiction in Rngland and Anerfcs. !,
S. The MARKET RRfoRtD, br2aeht deWn
TO the hour Of publication, are the best tHat
can be made. Zach market d reported by
one whose special sknowlsdss hdtfsining
make him the bsst sasherity aPsa sA64 sab.
jsot IN the United Seatss 1sr xotdsasy M
completeness the markst reports Of The
World are anriyallsass;ja gsssNe.a sliss 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

PHILADELPHIA. March 81 Rysdick' 8
famous stallion Hambletonian died at
Chester last night, aged about rs years.
He was the sire OF the most noted and
valuable trotting stock in the country. s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

H As the Republican State Consen
ton alfirms that GRANT ha, faithfully
adhered to Republican principles" 9
brief review OF GRANTS career gives al
intelligent exposition Of these princi
pies.
There's Boss SntPHERp and San Do
mingo, BABcoCk and Louisiana, BEL
KNAP and Hepotism, in fact there's NJ
end of suggestive namcsiand phrases to
elucidate the subject. Us
Those deluled people who though,
the X publican party had no principles
deserve to stand on the Ounce block.
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/ G q 4 H 3, R ri

+ WILL SELL dH M nS' 'ruR xoSSos
= County Real Estate, $50 AcfSs 81
Land IN one, OF tho bsst wheat grswtinxT sos,-
ties IN Ksnsas, near the Ilne 81 thk KSnnS R.
ci6oz X silfoa1.' sslseel kns txscl9 .r-5e =
For partissiiafs, address y .sssss asssl,ss
"a, J. m, WILSON,
'e-s' 40 Woods6sld, Ohie.
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~The Republicsn State Convention
resolved that "thers must be no division
OF the School Fu1d, and no sectsrian in
terfsrsnce With the schools"
To oppose With such uuyielding de-
terminates something which nobody
favors, requires . degree of courage lit
lie skosf OF dare devil recklessness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

.S,eubenville Gazette: We are afraid
that in their great anxiety about Pendle.
tons record. the Republicans sre neg
lecting the claims OF Belknap to consid-
erations Now, this won't do. The no.
hle Secretary's example should like that
of G. Washington, be kept for the .ris-
ing generation of loyal Americans
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

n MlLros BARNES, Of Guernsey
County, is nominated on the Republican
ticket for Secretary Of State. People in
seeking great men have heretofore been
looking right over the top Of MlLroN's
head.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

eGEow things are going to be
brought around right With ! sudden jerk
The Ohio Republican Convention has
resolved in favor Of IAN honest and eco
a,,aical administration Of the Govern
nent.ni ~ stsi -
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J new Postage Bli,.

WASHINGTON, March u The Postal
Bill reported favorabIy from the Senate
Postal Committee to-day, was Hamlin's
measure amended so as to provide that
the rate for third class mail matter shall
be cent per ounce for any distance not
exceeding 1000 miles, and cents per
ounce for distances over 1000 miles
The amended bill also provides that the
transient newspapers and magazines
shall pay postage for any distance at the
rate Of / cent per ounce for every 1000
miles, and l cent for each ounces o,
fractional part Of 2 ounces additional.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

lfssssEam sai ~ Isag Masch, 80. d
CATTLE-Ssles 8 95@5 So; stock
ers and feeders, 8 90@4 Is; good ship
ping, a 50@4 S71 best, SOS Is. se
HOGS Market active 1t &c lower;
bacon. SOS 20; packing, sos 20; ship
ping. 8 12a@8 Is; Phiiadelphiss, 8 SC
@8 rs. saa 80 essss''s 4's IS asi 2
SHEEP-Scarce ana Arm; fair tc
choice, SCR 90; Texans and Colorado,
4 50@4 rs. - 2as 81 2
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Five hundred Lives Lost AT Sea.

New YORK. March 2S -Adyices to-
day from India report that the steamship
Jowad, from Shehr, was wrecked in the
Arabian Sea . She had aboard about
five hundred pilgrims, chiefly Persians,
bound to Bushire. Three men, suppos
ed to be the only survivors, have reach
ed Hodeida.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

q D. s. suter, plaintiff, ! Before T. Al.
q ys. len, J. p. ef Obi
Sanford W. Durxse, dsf't. town ship. Mon.
zoe county, Ohio: On the 2lth dsy Of Nartk
1875, said Justice issued an order Of attach
ment in the above action for the sum o
twenty-five dollars and the costa.
apr4 .'76w3. D. 8 SUFFER-.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

kTBro. VAN yoKnEs seems to be
coming hack to 2, perpendicular position
IN thscurrency qiesti IN A recent vote
inaicstes thai he fasors asrepcal Of the
Resumption Act ae. SCI II
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-. i7sss9gs ss;sr o s7sg March 30.
pcATTLE-Common, s@s go; fair
to medium, 3 1904 so, and good butch
er qualities, 4 75@5 S5; fair to good
oxen. s 50@4 so, and fail, to good dairy
COWS, 50@4 75. -. go
HOGS-Common light, Z 75@S; fail
10 good light, s 10@S 35; fair to nae
dium heavy, 8 40@S 10. ~
SHEEP-Market continues firm, at
from 4 50@5 25 for common to fair,
and 5 50@6 so for the better qualities.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

Uwili the eincinnasi Gommcroiat
snswer one question fairly, and without
employing opprobious erithets
! Il aold "a ax,d .tan lari Of value &
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Bet, advertisements,

Attention! Black Hills Men!
nJCIrc single and repeating Of The best
I'll hhN. makes, all prices, from So 70 $50.
eIION fURp double and single muzzle and
O1VI UUDA. breech loading, ALL rRICss,
from s. TO $2ee. I'D eil
DrV0TVpDC S, eor 7shooter, for ball and
nhi Vltbll0s cap or rsmetal sartridges. So
so to s35.g0 s! fss 1SR8,lsa as btav
Call and examine, q write for illustrated
Price List, address GREAT WESTERN GUN
WORKS, ess Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa
apr4, 4,'76m1. .'ss' s. s e.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

yrHE BoARl3 OF xDUd 4TI01 Or sUM-
i nExrrErM havs s.issd - -
and fI1ded the3 in the ~ u ~. J1ee1o
mon sanches - taught - saai1iea - -
w. hsse an AS61smical n11s1nen1 h1do11igg
the higher mathematics Aad - ansfsot -
guAges, with German, % ~ ~ etoofQ q
the ordinary college courss - 1enieeue -
are prspsred 70 recsivs sbsan1e 60 d1Ha4s
who may desire TO embrass the sFpss1ln1oR -
acquire scirati4 ard elsqtss1 sa1m1fsA -
lower ates fnr bod snd 1tiff1 Sln -
othsf psbhc inStitrsioa of ~ ~ - 81 2
We have the lasgsst snd tsst ee1s4
tuiidinx in Noble Coanty. lecsssl = = el1eA1.
moral, temperate and reiigiaas sssn -
Parents need hAve no lear tAst tAefs
will Su9sf meFslly dniag t1)sfuotvo u.
this oiDd 1t = ~ iatsansa - n -
ed to make this Institutioa pssunumo ~.
sing to the euHptxxs ne kheeseuis - - r.
reuags Of the people.
z.sss s.1ss ssssisist 'sss z = I .s. 6. =;
bic in advance.
4 Acadsmical dspsrtmekt 70 beGin msnanys
April l0s i076 sfsk yTsE O. runxMX
mch3s, 76tf C7svk ~ Ihnvd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

ETOh, no, there was no bribery in
the recent New Hampshire election. All
charges that there was anything of the
kind were ISLANDERS This must be .
fact, for all the organs say it is with
grea, solcmnity. Here is letter which
seems 20 imply that ten cent shinplas.
ter or two was crookedly employed in
the sacred precincts of Canaan; &c o
Barney, Esq, East Canaan-Dear Sir :
You must carry Canaan at all hazards.
II the Sl,500 | have alreaiv sent is not
enough to carry the town, rely upon
you 70 carry it at all events; aud if il
costs $4,000 you shall be made whole.
Don't fail. Yours truly. Daniel Hall. y
The whole number of votes cast in Ca
naan was 4S0. A Chairman who WIS
willing to spend $1,000 on a town OF
that size must have had a liberal sum to
draw from. But of course it was all
for Legitimate expenses" AS the or
gans tell US, it costs money to cart the
aged and infrm voter TO the polls In
this instance The cost per head seems to
have been 80 exorbitant that the uegis-
lature would be justified in fixing scale
Of prices for carriage hire in that town
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Chicago.

March 30-Nour 4 00a7 so; Wheat
l o2al OF. Corn 49c; Oats 3s4c; Rye
66c; Barley 6Ia64c. g 81
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New York Cattle Market.

q s4s5a sc5 Sir March 50.
-BEEVES-The market is rather quiet
and unchanged, with rather slow trade
at 9@l0 rs for common to fair native
steers and oxen. :sgese ss sissel
Market dull, and closed
heavy at 6 2508 IS for ordinary t, ex.
tra sheep, with D carload of strictly
prime sheep from Ohio, liz lbs. at =
874 es9flE Bsa ssss 4 b! saistss 9s3af
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aEGoEkuSe's game is supposed to
he cooked. GEORGE wILLrAa Cuerls did
it with his littic speech ia the New York
Republican Convention. .ss.....s. ! ~ s
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II silver dollar is worth but SO l-5
cents ingold, Il tfollows that the silver
dollsr 10 worth less than the greenback
dollar, and this should be the signal fol
psssinx out silver change. Gin. Com
meyejul. % k'
Whefeinisdefreciated silver coin su
psrior % deprecia,ed paper currency, es
pecially when the coin is the more depre'
cialed Of the two.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04

eElshe amour, of enthusiasm to the
squsre inch in the Republican State Con
vsntion vasn.t sufficient. to cause any -ex
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s Waeasneid stock Market.
April 3.--Cattle 3a4o, per pound !
Sheep s@As per ,pound.ss Hogs 5ia63c
per pound. ID hssiszs y.gs dpuot5s s5s,
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March 3O--Flour 4 0oa7 30; Whest1
35a1 AZ; Corn 49a5lc; Oats 36a43c !;
Barley S5a1 IL; Rye 70a74c.
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eEMr PiscuBEck MoRroS does not
wave tha, blood stained banner OF his so
furiously a. he dill afpretime,
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. NEW York,

March 30.-7Flour,3 20@s 90. Wheat
l 14a1 81; Corn 65a67c; Oats 45a52c.
Rye pc. Barley / 90.