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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

rTTDES has no ZACH cnAsDLrn
to manage his campaign for him. He
has controiledit himself.
He will have no zAcn CHAxpLKR to
run him il elected He will be Presidens
himself. 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

bd IwThe Ohio Democrats are feeling
Bfne They believe the State is theirs
nextsmonth with thefright kind Of effort.
The Republicans have spent aheir mon
Hey once in O.io, and they will have TO
do it over again or take the consequen-
ces.- Wheeling Regisser. - 'lFf.i
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
SHERIFFS SALE
..3glU 8-G6i9is n
yWmoM. Armstrong Il.
vs.. rsG'
navsd NoOcv - Il

"a a. y ssT.EL sgAE.E.fssf
DY virtue u, IN order Of, sSle TO me direct.
ID ed from the court Of common pleas o.
Monroe county, Ohio. I VIII Offer for sale a
the frontdoor of the court house, In III,
town Of Woodsheld, between the hours o
10 o'clock 3. N. and 4 o'clock p. m. on
Faesddy, tbs 5th day Of Decsmbsr fS7s
the following described real estate situate IL
Monroe county, Ohio. 70 wit: : n ANA101
The southeast quarter ofyseetion Ailstsen
township four Of rangsi four cont shining on,
hundred and sixty a,res more or less.---
Appraised assS QHTsN8a 81 e
et 81 ss = sbsss mT oaAETtB q
oct3l,'7sw5c ulF Sheriff u. c. o.
", HoLLrsrEs 4 QKH!, Att'ys.lss, tas ssa0
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

eT0 Ohio viii give her electoral vote to
Tn.DESand HENDRrcKs IL every Demo-
crat performs his duty on Tuesday, the
7ih day of November. ..,Ia,,saga 4,.ijs,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

sESAMuEL J. TrLpEN. IL elected, will
be President Of the United States. He
will be no weak tool in the hands Of any
ring or combination Of politicians. He
will be master Of the situation. ~ aog8
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

R Every Democrat in Ohio should
be at the polls on Tuesday. The enemy
is already panic. stricken. A victory
now will make the State Democratic for
years to come.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
SHERIFFS SALE. 7
81 i ELIAS Cline, Guardiah, IL q
Eosgv"c. VS.. anio'tsaA
G ! Il o Joseph B. Cline. q e Q =

sDY virtue Of an. order OF sale 10 me
ID directed from the court Of oommsl
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer fol
sale at thsfrout door Of the court house, II
the town Of WoodsRsld, between the hours o.
10 o'clock .. N. AMI 4 o'clock ?. M, on s
Tuesday, the 9th day Of Decsmber, 1876
the following described real eststs, situate Ia
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: .i..g.a 10 yai
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-.
ter Of section twenty-six, in township three oi
range five, containjpg forty acres m0reOr less
Appraised at $3.50. = ises,,aI,
TO, LIrTLR,
octsf,,7sw5. il.tE sheriff ~, c. o.
hoILisrRs & OkaY, Att,ys. aes tas osAs9
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

saEET The Barnesville Eaterprise is still
unhappy because the Spirit and Demo
crat are not quarreling with each other.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

q HThe Democratic State Executive
Committee are confidently claiming Ohio
for TILDEH and HEsDRIcKs. Every
where the Democrats a,e exultant, while
,hes Republicans are respondent. sa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

wIf you want to vote on the win
ming side yon mpst make mp your mind
without delay to support TnDEs. 2b
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

i EzTThe electoral vote of West Vir
einia is certain for TILDES and HEN
DsieKs. sgfii - Hai..'a 'ia
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
The october E,ections.
NEw York, Oct. 10, 1875.

81 'saai'o' NEw York, Oct. 10, 1876.
Every day adds to the force Of the
demonstration of Democratic suprema.
cy afforded by the elections this month.
The triumph in Indiana was equivalent
TO a triumph in tho nation, and the gain
OF SO electoral votes over '72, and 225,-
900 popular votes, places the result in
November beyond all question. OF sew
en- States that have already voted, which
cast their electoral votes for Grant in
1872, four are now Democratic: There
is nothing sectional about our success,
because the ratio. Of gains has been
maintained North rs well as South, and
extended to the extreme Eastern and
strong Republican States, as well as to
the naturally Democratic States OF the
South. In the face OF this fact, it is
useless for the Republicans to pretend
that the contest depends upon any one
State. The most prominent of the Re-
publican leaders admit this.s MIR. Butler
says: Mr.. Tilden's election is not i'm.
probable. The leading Republican or
gan Of Indiana gives up the fight, and
roundly abuses the party managers for
the policy they have adopted Senator
Morton has abandoned, Indiana for. Cal
ifornia, and Harrison. is coming to New
York to speak. ,sy las "a K.
fao THE STRUGGLE OF DESPAIR.
There is evidently going to be the
same concentrating OF the whole Ad.
ministration army, in this State and
New Jersey, as they we're in Indiana
three weeks ago. But concentrating
against the Democracy Of New York, is
attacking the Gibralter OF the Democ.
racy, and the attempt to carry the
stronghold will only result in the utter
destruction of the attacking force. al. 9
3 The truth is, that the Republican lea
ders have abandoned hope They see
the impossibility of beating Tilden in
this State, and they cannot elect Hayes
without the vote Of New York. The
betting is now t,so to one in favor Of Til
den, and at the pool rooms last evening,
Republicans we're seen betting on Til
den's success, and giving those odds
There is virtually a panic in the Repub.
Iiican camp New York State will give
Tilden seventy thousand majority, and
all those who were holding off until The
contest in Indiana was decided, will now
vote the Democratic ticket. -.
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Aa EEThe States now held to be douht-
ful, were SET down two months ago as
certain for HAYES. 6ssia, III blsa5Is
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

s1l Bring out the four hundred Dem
ocrats OF Monroe County who failed to
vote In October. na ass9aa -,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

Z tyA long pull, strong pull, and .
pull all together, viii elect TILDEN and
HEspRIcKs l5e ST, r, 1'af ri
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

DETER HAGERMAN, of the State o.
l. Iowa. will take notice that On the 30tt
day OF October, 1876. Lavins Hagerman filed
petition against him in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Monroe county, Oniosepraying fol
alimony out Of the Property Of said Peter Ha-
gefrnsn, described insaid petition, on account
of gross neglect Of duty on the part of defend.
ant Said petition will be for hearing at the
next term Of said court
oct3l ,T6w6. LAVINA HAGERMAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

Is 10 Upifpss8 s3f rci ttbaSiGc9 sSRf iiiy
OEND s2se to 4 GsR.sR0WRLLk k CO., New
- York, iOr Pamphlet of loo ipagsn.b con,
tanning lists Of 1000 snewspspers.l. A,ds ssti-r
mateslshevingce TOT advertising g.-mohalY
dido 90 SoIGoR .Ss.ssssst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

& eEThe election OF TILDEN and Hex.
DRIoKs is almost certainty,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
,drs,t.s,r I
Ill NJ M.E \ rs.

CH2fT4SA -A+ffft
/ The lame Fean be heaisd ana; no wodndsd
made whole. We now know just what the
Centaur Liniment will do. They will NOT
mend broken bones or euro Cancer, but
they wiz estfscf sore1ea, Fallay pGn, ycars
Rheumatisuf and . LARGER fshgslof Acsk. Bono
and muscle ailments than any article ever be-
fore discovered.
seisntifc skill cannot % beyqsa the elects
Of these remarkable preparations.i Chronic
Rheumatism Of many years standing,
Neuralgia, Weak Back. Fever s6ks,s vvS0p.
ing Sfnews, Sciatica, oaksd -Bryasts; Dis:
torted Joints and Sprained Limbs 6f thS wSrst
kind are cured by the White Centaur Lini-
1t will destroy the pain and heal with
out scar all ordinary Burns and Scsldsr--
1t will extract tie poison CT Bites and Stings,
and the frost from Frozen Limbs. II l. very
efficacious for Ear-ache, Toothsache, Itch and
CutancOus Eruptions. - sSS3 $50
Mr.. Josiah Wsstlake. Of Maryssiifsf Ohio
writes: bsps ,Ea1 s - sas4 .isosdss VA
"For years my Rheumatism has been sebsd
that have been unabls to stif from ths h6uSs.
The first three bottlescf Csstaux Einimsnt sn.'
abled me to walk without my crutches / am
mendins rapidly. ] think your Lininsns sHs
! ply marvel" '-,'.s -.
O. d. Bennett, Druggist, Rook Prairie. No.,
says: sd'sesa 5is .a1aaIs ~
"centaur Liniment sell. bsttsr and gives the
49, e. l.H
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

woodsasld, saturday; sspssabseis,f as7&-
.@6G nm-3 se9asr .As2s,ae
,euoiE-alseqs = "a aocsobsr is1.LirEIT
Hind = aoi,ssl" SD Iai Es,,sesbcss w
yns uri, smssf sl5 Eoysmhss uf.nds sSat
IsF tns .e.Raos s0thoH ulSu-f,.sss
These examinations viii commence q
O'clock =. m. and close At p. N.
A fee Of 30 cents Is required from each
applicant ~ A'copditipnh ef sxanisasian. .sua
must be paid Ia advsnos.a ehlufsu ihiN
By order Of the Board
sspt5,'7stdIN Na uSs. AZ ATKINSON C3Ssa. I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
Notice to Teachers.

FTHE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe county
Il viii hold Pestipgsf0r the sxsniaasiea Il
Teachers, Al follows: . = "a = ID
woodsfsld, Sturdy; lsspssnhst1ls, fas7&
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

Tue following is the electoral vote to
On b;nh o,ch Stata Il ont;tIad ="
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

,n9oa suiaiolha Ras oo.aoA 81 sal.p4.g NV
.rsit,5sJ sell,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

"A DOh hu correspondent w 'thS 4iLlSo
reports the iron clad Peter the Great
was recalled at the moment it was leav.
ing Cronstadt for the. Mediterranean. -
1t is thought even now Russia prefers
to effect the semi independence of Bull
garia by negotiations rather than be. de-
claring war, or that at all events she
will try to. defer war till winter. ,g, ..s
The Telegraph's special from Belgrade
says Prince Milan has received posi-
tive and formal assurance Of Austrias
non.intervention. m
A special from Vienna says that Tur.
key has declared her readiness TO accept
q six weeks armistice, provided it is re.
commended by all the powers. IT, is
reassuring to hear from Constantinople
that hopes Of a more peaceful turn in
affairs have considerably increased
This feeling is caused by the unexpect-
edly conciliatory attitude of Gen. lgna.
tieff There, has not been any trace
hitherto of Russia's offering protection
with q view Of bringing about q coils.
ion. On the contrary, any such, iDten-
tion has been distinctly and decidedly
disclaimed. While affairs thus look bet
ter in Constantinople, one, can trace
around Turkey the iron ring prepared
by Russia, which is closing and tighten
ing rapidly, and finally the friendly re-
latioas between Servia and Montenegro,
which had become embroiled, have been
restored Prince Nicholas promised
Servia that she would in no case accept
an armistice extending beyond the pres
ent year. On the Roumanian side mat
ters have not gone 30 tairly. Prince
John Ghika is going on a special mis-
sion to the European courts, This
seems to indicate ON earnest desire on
the part of Roumania to avoid il possi.
BILE making common cause with Russia
She probably wishes to ascertain wheth-
er she may reckon on the protection Of
the treaty Of Paris,by which her neu-
trality was guaranteed If she finds
she is left to 8 herself she will come to
an understanding with Russia. r.9'Iasg
, 1876-02-09

prpoaita our respective names In The tpuhleau 1o.h'
II Central Cfnt, for ths purlNso Of paying the ex4
ponsea OF tho Club. -
Tho following nAuios wcro Immediately sub
Bcsitcd: James r. It,ot sIg r. ". l'rhdloy.
eto0; 8: II. MoCsea: t6? Jnlina white. $25'
E E d!, l. airo; s5 s2s; Il ass; N9,sss M Erse 20 j.
Atr. Sullivan moved That tho wards and towna
which had nat yot elected detcgatca to stin Clob
b. fenuestad to do 40 ~ moan Al t>ofsible.
4 MASS s-1tEET1Nu.
Mr. Mooro moved that tho Committee on Pub
iIo Mcatltsa DO re1uestaf 10 onEAgn aaverat
good Speakers To tddresn them at tho heat reg
Ilar Meeting. to bu held On Tuesday evening Of
tho coming weck
Grand Council should la socted a Aoon m poH-
ab4. and aIat rnoetingn Of that body should be
held forsniEht'y. Atd that Important pnhic
questions should 10 tiacusaet there by the pubic.
The question Of taxation should bu thoroughly
discussed, and su effort made to re!ieyn our
c,tlzens from The ouetous aud unjust butdonb
usn. Mann suggested that at losst ono meet.
ing Of she Grand Council be called At stated
time. and that soon.
BIT. 1ioot moved 10 ttx tbs frat rlca,lhv eyot-
4nR In March ~ tho time for holding auch meot-
hfr. Beach thought that thsy (the Executive
Comuittee) sAuul1 f.tAt get into good working
order boforo shay extended thor meetings any
farthcr4 and get clearer tdea Ut tolr h,lAine~a.
Mir. noot Changed the lime III ha motiotl, fix-
Ing thomecttpg for tho 22d Of Fobtuary. for which
good speakers arc to be sngagod, aud tho stata
motion ns amended proyai'ed, aftcr which Thu
mootfne adjourned Til Tuesday evsning, when q
| msHs.r,aotlnp will bo held at Republican head
uuHrtDfH,
, 1876-02-09
PROPOSALS. .--
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF FOR INDIANS,


or11ck ispiAH xrrA1ns. ian. =, ls7s. & >,
sfss; :ss s Ell IL e
iss nd as % pounds
Agency GO nssas. stS"' ,sss; rs,ss.
q: ss s; Il; e 7s y
si;,; bss :oa IT, ss I'm
est t., ssa tSss e
bs without od wses Tor A ~. u h9aE. 9 r. In
.s,sss I :ssS VIZ; 4:
siease xeent, ea..es u ~! .ease., .,,, a.,
j. i IL
H. + Sse eeI,s 81 H. Na I'd w r
e9nsdssDd sn persons who H.e Il snd rspsss de.n .
ssss sss Wilton Consent oI as s'eFs''7
~ +, i GsE:s lssa III; :.
sssssS H. ..F
!s:'ss ;s:. xsE Ssio5s:!, 1:ps H Nj,
air.ts sna g. 1as sasa socs * ss. b
G. t. IL "a Il ~. ss pts sS
:, :.;sa0 ~ 4: :ams r., .i.n
& Daa as S.s
saatrss: sns be ds1 ss t. = e. H.
wtth wo nlcre rhose auo,socy aust 10 Ger
= III
andt,t<osd and tudo's'd a. Proposals. for s''f lot
su'sd to bo present a. hs 9pspsHYfr IF thu
p'''''''''' comn..,ons, y: lsitsn ii s1sas Has...
, 1876-02-09

,nehsneed; only johhng sul order tFsde. Green
.ns,ts u,ll md nominal,
wHtskr-sr1dy and MncnsngtM ~ In bn, eorp.
esooo hi; oats, 29,poo 6H: RE- l,o'o eo' oAt''''
1,u9 bu. ,n,,.,
n.t71aonr. ata., fen e.--uor1oR-Qu1sa and
hesyy 1oy smta,,1tnx, INT 1;;siSsao 5aGa,aat'
st anrut;y; ad'ras bid March, osts quis. md h.avy
u; %t,srn ss whe' 4ao; mixed, i'aise. s,. dull mid
nIipul nImtr~pull and unchanged.
Tnov1ssoxa--strnng and tt,nSnns. nnrs, t2l:2sM
:ss .ise. ,s s:ns.; ias.s passsa pssa : @
shohfers dxc; clear III, stiles, ike. fl'ns. lbhtS
;sc lard G',iet and steady; crude, l2stefa5c; IT.
ened. 1aSst9'ss: a..,
esna. aee; f,oans' lHe'
WnlskY -ltotntnalty 1snl; sl.12h.
po~rox. Feb. A-FtorH-Quiet. lem.nd n.odsr.
tss; toa04kl for Western smpsrs: G@as:eee q foI o.,
fs;s s!e T.: ssf ssf gsis! G ta fs' s.
sss55n 5,ns 1ss. ,.,,t Sfss extras and
tss tor soy.iern shilow. bss. iaXss2c ior ,ai1ei
10. TO- white. Ilyo, vbe!as!. %. :. -, :.
wheat, 100 b,.: oats, l2,Et, In.
c1aclaAArr .. ......
f.rxctYHATr, O.. Fci. .--CnrroH-stcady; 12i{c.
FtouR-Htaaily htl nuchangea.
tnAlr-Wheat inscttsei $l.2sta Las; Corn da'' :,
unchanged. l!yo quiet and uuchanGed.
rHovistoNs-rnrk qMIet and ateady: s21.ao stot
3eS fss syst s1se s1f Ii: 1aS s'sss sa. sss ir
Moderate n,osi tcnand; 0h03Ao; ias@l2As; 1ass
-$m1ssr-Htesty: ,noltrste demand: 3i.o6.
uufrEn-EAeert not rnotably lower.
, 1876-02-09
TtntrA1it, will ke lhefr man. Old Kewanss
HtnisiI would Isho II, t,nt Will hardly reach.


toh SsDnErAnf or hrA1E.
Rrptblican-Co'. ueorKe u. IArsoHt present
tnnnhtbAnt. t1nsireA ro-elocllon. Eio will prob
ably nereop she t.tha.oas strengtn Of anf eings
hspirant but from tt,nn tmmefnorlSl tliiA oil}ce,
With TINT OF 14ieutenait-ffoveEn0r, has been
ilacl by delegates ~ trade npon. The bert mat
don't always win.
uoor9o scroyus, editor ot tho Champaign 1a-
xeffr, In prominent nspifAut. Like Shumau, ho
is juat now receiving tAe nastcring encun1lrms
Of llte rural rrces.
Dpmocratio-Aa tho Donrbon Democracy aro
moi fnaci, gtyon to ths clerieal Professions, can
dtdntaa for Secretary OF Htate aro allow III AM
nouncfnE themselves. Not single name OF my
strength has boon mentioned.
ftrangrr-F Farner--U. q. Buol will iond bis
nnna 10 make ont the ticket.
s1ATE TnEAnUnEn.
Observation-Disclosures for thtB Office sro
cropping ont all oynr tbs gtato, Joseph q. En-
Rliab, / bankof, Of Danyille, Ia psrhhps the
strongest Ito has good record ~ o'ihlndsa.
the state that has lleretofore boon overlookcd
III tho distribution Of State ofllcos and will work
very hard for tho nomination.
Edward 1tpts. Treasurer two yesrs ayr H. hlao
4 candilAtc. 10 is T. 9. llsmhurSer, CLARK q 81
the Supreme Court for The Central Grand d.
vision.
john Cunnighnm. Of Marion County, claims
tho nomination on account Of locality. ~ also
| docs CAPT. Joseph Denison, ex-Couuty Ttoasur-
er Gf Mclean. ......
Iy1nocra'to-Not single narno Inns been gug-
coated from tho bourbon side Of the fenco.
shonld Cook County fall in getting Democsstio
tforninoo for Auditor, Dan O'Hara will probably
conaont to DO boaton second limo for State
| Treasurer
| Grangr-Farmer- II. Pickreii. Of Macon
County, will undoubtedly ho tho candidate.
! ION AT1oRsEY-1ENKnA1,
their nhne IL legion. Every Congressional
District, II not every county, hks thwyes who
lsllnka ho ought to DO Attorney. .0eperal. Edssii,
Of caurae, II candidate for denomination
Tho TACT thai United States Hehntor Ia to bo
elected In place Of Logan noxt v!ntor. will have
a marked OBJECT upon tho decision Of THO two
1arty Conventions. II will control tho cholco
for goscrnor. md consequently subject thc
lesser positions to ho iutlusncod bY suuh tradoa
Of tho strongest may see proper to propose.
Theraforo. It Ia, I reroat, tho eheefest srccuh-
tion to attompt to single out tho strongest men
aA p1obRble cand!datcs Of eitler pattr. s"%
, 1876-02-09

,tvrr.xn mr. NM rx,ct,TtvH coxM1rTpE
AM AiH' rs -"
Tho Executive comn,'tsoe Of tho Central Re-
rh,fean Gluh hold an Afionrnod montinr At
,,asaona~tnrs ~ ,ortho,xt cnr,,or of Carlt and
aeadqna1teEd. noEtnoaat cosnof c& 11"iA enu
Lake stroete, yesterday nttornoon.
tr,,o ch.,r,..r nv H,t1,I,r, AlirIch cat,cd tim
Auo Su""'"i'' "li. ".',o!.. ~ A'aii1''' o"'o'A 'A'
mcottnE to order, and ALL. Stone hctoa as secle-
tary. The followlnR n1ambets woro present:
St.u. At1rI,, 1,.n,t 1,.,.,,go~ 1toTn,nr Nh,
Aeasrs. AAancn' oeaen' Ehhnoef' iionman' Mo'
Cren. Avery Moore, J. h. Numnoy, James p.
11oot n. n, Atopo r.. r., Tevk.hr-,. aon. Julua
1ul,,,a w r. s,,,tsa, u trdr1ro,i, nor n r,
>. ""'s0' ~ ~ - ~ n1',,'r =, $500
MANN, L. AL AFho'oy' " W. MconnsH ano AT
thur Dixon. -.
nxpoltTs.
This Fifth Ward reporlod tho organization Of
a, A,y,Iiorx rlnh n " n(cahv .rd = Y,
~' ~, 49,, 1,"'a', 49,, S 49, .. ~, r,.'
Mooua.u -. "e'o 'osun''tonuao a. uo'osa'e". An'
Ninth HaEd roP0rteu John stephens nna John
+. Seaman 90 nelcGatea. Tue EiKltoentn WAto
reported Ole DendtckH0u and john y. Mullen.
Tho Fourteenth ward oo!ored uln1 reported y.
y. White ma Y. =. bnath' INC seventeenth
Ward reported Philip Heetn md Martin llotn:.
!ho First Ward reported Henry !. Lo"a nntl
William H. Montgomery. The lists yeso Is-
fcrSed TO tho Oonnatteo on Ward and Town Of~
gau,zation. Tho Chair reporlod tho following
FsaM"xs-oee1gs, sunne!isF, y. U; hecrcs, J. ".
se1s!l! =. Il nfadley, sonn 4; Ena.,tes; ILL.,,
ts1xt niI ill.,. n"a i . Iu,ii, Sutaa'
,us,,d,as,t "a Et.eaa iasss1Hn d. lanai ueorve
Sherwood ". T. sullivan. Js1nes r. Root. Jacob Dless
Ward aud Toun 01?antsastn1.-Jamea I. Root, Geu.
c. T. alann, John u. Al"ghlks. y. u, htone, john
nugns' Gsp Mo9Tsn' i', =; l. 1s"k'oafs' oe"fae H.
Tn6i,e Hfttt1at-asp. q. I. Mann. O. Il. Ata.son,
, 1876-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS,

Tho Seventh Ward Republican Club organized
Inst evening IT No. 800 Dluo Island avenue. Tho
mcetpg was called to order by tho appointment
OF A. LimDcEg to tho chair and tho ee1ocslon Of
Otto IIagiat as Secretary. After adopting con-
atltuttou and bylaws, tho Club proceeded to
ths election Of officers, With tho following re-
suit: President, Henry Walk; Secretary, Otto
lIagiat; Treasurer, E. Hcntz. Tho Club al
ready has lncmberBhp.roll Of ample lonEth.
and will hereafter meet oti tho FIRST aud third
Tuesdays OF eaclI month
, 1876-02-09
Proposals for Forage.
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iaas.ena sa:ael roands q eorn and nins hundred
lbonAAnd {b4n, unf pounds of nata.
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md fr dr,s u .s9ea z Y ao Sfn.h'a ~ tue
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Responsible pAtt4s bidders that tAoy will become
IT, ppos, LIQUID Ge nso separately for aud
for p2ta -, ,-.t. $50
Bids should be endorsed on unvs!upc, "li;'ls for
Forage" . -,.,, ., A. .,.,.
tltes contracted he taorrnnd induced hird
by die Ghsf 3nA.termastss OF ts department ~ AnJ
time pending full del1crF.
Tha E1fht to rr}scs an1 or al bids IL resorved ..
Hank blds Furnished aud full conditions nAoe Known
ou application 10 thtA nffce.
, 1876-02-09
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Gems OF Sacred Song. 200 pagrg.
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