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National Republican., 1876-04-10

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SELF RELIANCE.

course in Washington business College qualities
young and women for self reliance and self
support. students enter for either day even
ing sessions. For particulars call at the College,
corner Seventh and J. streets northwest address.
for illustrated circular.
II. G. SPENCER.
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Administrators Sale.

-
I JNpursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, ] viii offer
for sale, at public. auction, on .'.s.,.s;A -
1hursday. the 18th day Of May, 1879,
1t tiao'clook p. M, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, free Of dover,
situate in Green township. in said county. to
wit,
All 0. the northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section thirteen, township
three Of range four, except about one acre
and fourteen rods, morsor less, In the south
west corner Of said tlot. sold by Frederick
Ryff to Jacob Mueller, and except about three
acres in the northwest corner Of said lot. a
TsRHs OF SALE-Qne-th third in hand, pue-
third in one year, and one-third in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest; the
payments to be secured BY mortgage on the
premises sold. JACOB AFFOLTkR.
@ Adm'rof Frederick RyH, uss'd. /
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SPECIAL, NOTICE

T,HE BOARD on EDUcATION or SUM
i MERFrEIp, have o5snised d. sshceh
and graded them in the NJ of styles Iks Cor
mon branchesaxe taught. In addition 70 tins
We have an Academical UspertnsEt incladfHg
the higher mathematics and the anejest Ian.
guages, with German, 30 that few studies 81
the ordinary college course are omitted We
are prepared to receive students from abroad,
who may desire TO embrace the opportunity TO
acquire scientific and classical eaaoation r.
lower rasesfoe bosrd anlstuitl1n gtheH in ~
other public Institution ct the kn3 il ~ St1lG
We havs the largest and best appointed
building in Noble County. located in . healthy,
moral, temperate and religious communitt--
Parents need have no fear shat their childrsa
willsufisr morally dnring thsiF ltsndnpsa NJ
this SCHOOL. Itis tho intentiou Of al @DAe}knf
cd to make this Institution . permanent bles-
sing to the country; we therefore. ~ ~. NJ
ronage of the people.
Tuition from p6 to IS per term sf twelve
weehs. according to the studies pafSd$4 tktt4
bic in advances. = :
Academical department to bexin Monday,
April 10. 1879 2 I. o. RH1EEARBy
mch9S, ,'76tf Clerk Of Boord.
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Others varying from ATS feet down, as
shown on and by the map.
Oh Pretending to give costs of grad.
ing and construction, when he had made
no attempt at calculating the same, and
which he could not do without putting
in cross sections and taking measure
ments Of Excavations to be made and OF
fills to the kind of material to be remov-
ed, bridging, culyerting, masonry, trest
ling. &c
7th, Stopping the line he designates
the McMahon's Creek route or line at
the coal works Of Col. Sullivan, instead
of extending il to Central Avenue, as di
directed. A W. ANDERSON,
ISAAC BOOTH,
or the Executive Committee.
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Mercha an Is and Traders
Legal Notice.

#NIILLIAM c. TscHAPPAT and Cashlfine
w B. Tschappat his wife, who are non
residents of the State Of Ohio. and vho are
supposed to reside IN the fBtstdof Illinsis,
will take notice that on the Asth day Of
February, 1876, in the ease of George Sup
pes VS.. Isaac Richnst ct al. pending In the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe soSnnty
Ohio, George Lapp aied his cross. tision
agsinst them, the object and prayer Of which
lis to recoverthe smoun: due on . promis-
sorry notes dated ssptembsr s7,.lssf, to or
der of lGeorge happ,7 at thirty six months,
for $500, with interest at Z 10 per cent per
annum given by William C. Tschappat; and
to forscloss the mortgage given by said Will
liam G. Tsoharpat and Cathaffne &. Tschap-
pat his wife TO secure said nots. s "
You are required to answer said CROSS
petition on or before the 10th day of june
1876. s HUNTRR B MALLORY,
april, ktt'ysfos Geo. Lapp.
Il
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New jersey Mutual Life Ins,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
ssAss ., oHlo, IssuaAsc. DnpARrxEsr

STATE OF ONO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, March 22, 1876.
Whereas, the New Jersey Mutual Life In.
surancs Company. located at Newark. in the
State Of New Jersey, has fled in this ofice q
sworn statement, BY the proper officers thereof
showing its condition and business, and has
complied in all respects, With the laws Of this
State, relating to Life Insurance, Companies.
organised by act of Congress, or BY or under
the laws Of any other State o. the United
States:
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF law, l, Wit
liam D. Hill, Superintendent of Insurance
for the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Company lis authorised to transact its
appropriate business of Life Insur rance in thii
State, in accordance with Law, during ths cur
rent year. The condition and business o.
said Company at the dateof such statement
December IL. 1872 is shown as follows
Amount Of Capital stock paid up 100000 OF
Aggregate amount of admitted m
Assets, including the sum Of
$4l4828 79, in premium notes
and loans held by the Compa-
ny on Policies in force ,80S, ,88l 9s
Unidentified Assets amounting
to.......... 907 "a
Aggregate amount of liabilities,
including sl,385, ,l5s.for Rein.
surance Reserve. s............1,4 ,443. .lsS 0t
Amount Of Income for the year. .94i,744 81
Amount Of Disbursements for
the year r....................5 .572.497 g
In witness whereof, have hereunt'
[sEAL. subscribed my name, and caused tn
seal Of my office to be afixed the day
and year above written. s
W.D. HILL, Sup't.9
A. P. MILLER, Agent al Woodsasld. ohis
sprls.'76t1.
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south american Treubles.

=
HAVANA, April 1o.-Advices from
Jacmell up to The 30th OF March report
the town still blockaded. President
Dominique had given the insurgents no.
tice that in 96 hours the place would be
bombarded, and the time had expired
and the threat remained unexecuted.
Dominique is very, unpopular, but the
movement against him this time will
probably fail. It is reported that seye-
raj passengers on the steamer. Thyris
from ST. Thomas were shot on landing
at Jacmell. Two United States men OF
war at Port au Prince threaten to use
force if the decree taxing foreigners ia
carried out against Americans, or mon
eys already collected are not returned to
them. The French Consul insists on the
same treatment for French citizens.
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AEConsressman DAKFoRD, in the
district north Of rs, is candidate for q
third term. He achieved some notoriety
- this State as stumper Of q not very
hieh.tened class, but in the Househe has
failed to attract any notice. His talents
ssd training are such as might have been
appreciated some years ago in the Arkan-
ssa Legislature.
He has succeeded, however, In getting
Ms name in the papers occasionally, by
MIS- course as q member of one Of the
committees in investigating the corrup
tons at Washington. The reports o
the part taken by him, which have come
under our observation, are quite meager
but they are all consistent in one thing
They show Mr. DASFeRD badgering the
witnesses against the accused, and aiding
the witnesses for the accused to make the
strongest possible defense A fuller re.
port may prove that he is acting the part
OF . judgs. and not the part Of attorney
for the parties investigated-that he il
sxerting himself to develop the truth
and not endeavoring to thwsrt the ends
OF Justice. II so, such fuller reports
should be forthcoming before suspicious
TO the contrary become convictions
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BeI,'s Services as a Scout.

s~oss S ~ SsSOc 80 - oSVues
Washington Dispatch to the Boston Adverti-
SER.
1t seems that Bell was originally from
Galesburg, Illinois, and was a member
Of the Nineteenth Illinois Infantry. He
volunteered to become spy for Gener-
al Hurlhut during the war, and went
through considerable danger and hard
ships in the service At one time he
went from General Hurlbut through
Johnston's army to General Grant at
Vicksburg., He got into the confidence
of Johnston, and undertook to carry a
lot of percussion caps from him to Penn
berton in Vicksburg. He came to Grants
headquarters with the caps, gave Grant
his dispatches from Harlbnt, showed
him Johnston's dispatches to Pember-
ton, and after having dampened the
caps so that they were useless, be
went on through the lines to Pemberton
! iu vicksburg. He remained there some
days, drew map Of the forti6cations,
which he concealed between the soles
Of his boots, got some dispatches from
Pemberton to Johnston and started off.
He delivered the Pemberton dispatches
and the map he made TO General Grant,
an both proved very useful. He was
once seven months in the rebel army,
and in convection with Hurlbut all the
time. He rose to be sergeant in the
rebel ranks, t aa
One Of his characteristics is his won.
derful eyesight, II is said that he car
distinguish objects at distance tha,
would be impossible to other eyes uu-
allied by telescopes. He can read ordi
nary manuscript or newspaper print at 9
distance of two yards, and this wonder
ful faculty is very useful to him in bis
business as detective. Since the wal
Bell has been making a livelihood by
blackmailiDg aud borrowing money, be-
ing much Of the time in Government
service. He pretends to be editor Of th,
Southern Journal, printed at Chicago
and exhibited contract with that paper
authorizing him to solicit subscription,
and advertising on commission. lSs
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lP a silver dollar is worth but So Is cents in
gold, it follows that silver dollar is worth less
than the greanback dollar, and this should be
tho signal for putti"g out silver change. Gin
cianati Commercial.
Wherein is deprecated silver coin superior
70 aepreoiated paper currency, especially when
Hoodsde9d i0l Spirit Of Democracy
We think the SPIRIT Of Democracy will find
that the people have very positive preferences
ior silver COINS. They are clean. and they last
forty years. They do not tear or burn. or smell
badly or propagate contagious diseascs,or wear
out In the pockets of the laboring men, and
they shine and thej ring, and they remind one
OF good old times, and they testify of the good
time coming, After the silver change is thor
oughly introduced and with one mine turning
out three millions of silver a month. there
seems to De ne danger of o lack Of silver all
notes under tho denomination of five dollars
should be abolished. The people will take s
start on this question some Of these days and
arive out the ignorant, cowardly and rascslly
politicians who may be in power into specis
eitI -. =
The Commercials reply is disingeni.
Gus. 1t assumes that with thereturn Of
silver to circulation, the people would no
longer handle money which will atear or
burn, or smell badly. or propagate con
tagious diseases, or wear out in the pock
cts of laboring men," The Commercial
knows that there never will be q timr
when paper currency will be out of use
It knows that as commercial science ad
vances, more paper and less metal will bs
used in making exchanges
The ringing Of silvers ard its remind.
ling one Of good oil fines 3 mayIcapti
vate the fancy Of 4 sentinentslist, but
lack weight as arguments;
But the Commercial has carefully eva
ded the point We tried to present. The
fact that greenbacks are "depreciated,' Z
that is, OF less value than gold, dollar fol
dollar, has heretofore been the one un
conquerable objection to them Thi.
has been the weak point against which
the bulllonists have poin e | all their bat
terie..
Now, with an inconsistency which
raises doubt as to their sincerity in so
violently denouncing "deprscisteds
currency, they are calling for . currency
still more s,lepreciated" And we do the
Commercial no injusticein saying, that
the reasons it offers for the remarkable
modification of its views as to the evil.
wrought by a deprecated" currency are
purely whimsical.
Stupidity itself cannot fail to see tha
II a currency ''depreciated" to SSl. (as
the Commercial is so fond OF quoting
greenbacks,) "robs the laborer Of hi
eA.nings," a currency .depreciated tt
IS must rob them still more.
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CuErls stated that the administra-
Non vas not to be reformed by selecting
Z acandidate from the intimate friends, as
sociates and apologists Of the plumber
He shot at CoxKLING, and without
uissing him. hit fairly between the eyes
HI. Monrox and two or three other
vould be candidates.
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S Hwashington gossip has it that
-audgs DAVIS, Of the Supreme Court, is
ssAssoning Democratic candidate for the
tsssidsncy.
II he should be the nominee, we think
Ne can name Republican papers in this
: congressional district which will main.
sain4o the end Of the campaign that he is
% other than JEFF DAVIS
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- union of hearts, union of hands,
= unioh Of States none may sever;
: aaton OF lakes, union OF lands,
AID the FLAeoF OUR UNION FOREVER.
~Address sll letters.
8 "THE SprRrr OF DsaouRAcY,s
s9wccdsfeld,
RS Monroe County,
I'd uSvBro. VAN voRnEs voted against
skssllvsr Bill. Wersgard 1t as simply
-sAip In the porridge.

IThe corrupsionists captured the
ysash Carolina Republican Convention,
ia66 at session which would have dis.
.eraoed crowd at prize fght,with pecu.
liar fitness appointed MoRroS delegates
- Ne National Convention.
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WWhen the Presidsnt shall have
pat his signpture to the silver bill, the
.Gecrstsry Of The Treasury will begin to
Issue silysr in lien Of fractional cnrren-
~.
Al the arst glance this looks Ike q step
Aswsrd resumption, but in fact it isthe
ether way, as the fractional currency will
command more gold than will the silver,
~ two orthree cents ON the dollar.
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nTBLArxr, CosKLlKe and hoRroN
livids the affections of the politicians
Who rtly upon intrigue and impudencs
fer snccess.
DRtsrsw IL being boosted BY the .'inde-
pendent press" which has upt this time
ruined every candidate il has underta-
ksa TO nominate.
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From the Daily Register.
Whesling Live Stock Market.

April 70, 1910.
CATTLE-The arrivals reached 70
head Prices 2t@5c. There has been
a lighter run this week than last, and the
quality has been poorer.
HOGS-Arrivals 130 head Prices
7d@SIc; the market is slow and dragsy
at quotations. 2 s'i3 'si
SHEEP-40 head arrived and sold al
5@6c, according to quality. Demand
improving. No good lots have ye
come in. @ Z
CALVES-Receipts 80 head, and sole
at 3@8 co. Ddmand moderate.
= MILCH COWS-Afrived IL head. =
Demand continues fair at35@45 90.
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Inundated.

CHICAGO, April 13-Adyices from
McGregor. Iowa, Of the 1lth, report
that the cellars and lower stories Of the
buildings on Main street were inunda
ted on that date, and $4,000 worth o.
property DESTROYED In the vicinity o
Davenport $4,000 worth Of property
destroyed. -
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A charge was recently published that
Charles y Conor, the well-known lawyer,
had exacted extortionate fees from Mrs.
Forrest in the famous divorce suit. Mr..
O'Conor, at meeting of the Bar Asso-
citation, indignantly denied the charge,
and asked to he tried by the Bar Asso-
citation 10 vindication Of his profession
al character.
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~A, T. STEWART died in New York
last week, and his estate is estimated at
from fifty millions to one hundred mil.
lions Of dollars The probabilities are
that nine-tenths Of his clerks lived more
happily than he did.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer,
'Is the only paper s1slusiyely devoted to ths
P0LITLCAL AND GENERAL ]
WELFARE Or THE PEOPLE

II publishes letters Of inquiry direct from
thsipsople and answers them fully, without
rsgstd 70 party bias or bsnedt. =
II is the advocate OF right and justice. to
ali, and the greatest good to the greatest
number, 49,
II is opposed to the uxwiss and dishonest
class legislation that has benefited the few
andsopprsssed the many, ~ realised in act
Of Congress retiring from circulation nearly,
twothirds of the peoples money.
The National Bank Scheme, 9 deyica to
place the control Of the currency ID the
hands of the Money Kings and creating =
nonp producing aristocracy. !,
The Salary Grab Robbery, increasing the
pay of government officials, while the. price
| of labor and its products, real estate and
gresnbaoks (ths peoples money, have been
dspreciated. es3s'9
The act changing the original contract
with bondholders, and making bonds payable
in gold instead Of legal tenders. .as 6fst agreed
upon; = fsvoritism of Is per cent in value to
tthsfsW At the expense of the many.
The Resumption Act,dsmanding that which
is utterly impcssibls, And placing the object
sought for twenty years further of.
For, such and other crimes against ths
people the Enquirer win advocate change
in the administration of government affairs
most fitting
Celebration for the Centennial
| Year.
i II you would know and understand the
issues, merits and effects of past and future
legislation, read the Knquirer during this al
important crisis, and subscribe for the yeal
1875. 7.
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Send for specimen copies and agents ousfts
Agents wanted at every post ofios,
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mch2s,76. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MANUsFAgTORF
!, WOODSFI ELD,oOHIO.t.

! - WOODof1E EAD, a3HiOs lsiA
I HAVE established cigar mandatory in
IL iWdodsAsld, Id RsfSgEkR's building south
Of the Conrtr House, where I will maufacture
Fine Cigars, Tips and stogas.
For the trade Of Monroe and adjoining conn-
ties at prices which will compare fsvorably
with those Of Wheeling manufacturers.
nv sTOGA CYGARS
viii be manufactured from the fnsst qdality
Of Kentucky tobacco. TIPS will be made from
Massachusetts,, and FINE CIeARs from Con-
nec,ieut and Havana tobacco. The patron
age Of - :,
Merchants aud Traders
Generally in Monroe county is solicited. Or
ders will receive promptsttsntion. Call and
examine my .stsck bsfofe purchasing e lis.
where. FRED ROSEMBlRR
nov43, ,'76m3. WoodsAsld, ohis,
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new York.

April 14-Flour3 oO@9 so. Wheat.
12aI 3S; Corn 72a76c; Oats 44a53c
Rye S6a92c; Barley l or. ls7
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

April 13. q
CATTLE-Sales mostly of shipping
at 40a4 80.
HOGS-Market active and about Be
lower; common mixed Z 55a7 60; as
sorted bacon 7 70a7 80; heavy shipping
770aS; best 8 l0faS 25. 3H
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~ TiLDEN's war on the Canal Ring
has not vet sent anybody to the peniten
tiarv, or recovered a dollar N the Treas
urv
BHrsrows war on the Whisky Ring
which startled the country by the fury o.
its outbreak, has died away TO feeble
skirmish. r
There is still a vacancy in the position
of Great Raformer.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

THN undersigned, having been appointed
/ Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages, and other instruments Of
writing. - g q JOHN JkFFkRS.
aprlS,'76Y. Beallsvills. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Baltimore.

April l4-Flour A 75a7 as Wheat l
5Oa1 81; Corn $3.50; Oats 43a4Sc;
Rye S0a85c
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES, ]
BALTIMORE, April L., 1876.
.CATTLE-The market has been ex-
ceedingly dull this week sales at 28@
64c. rli7fI aaiEea bnr ssf = ts.',.
HOGS-Market not active; sales at
104@ 12c, the latter for extra. TX
SHEEP-Sheared in good demand,
while wooled sheep are dull Sales OF
sheared at ,41@6c; wool sheep s4t@7c.
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Chicago.

AprilI4-F' our 4 OOa7 so; Wheat 9o1
al 3o4 Corn 45a47ac; Oats 30c; Rye
66c, Barley 5Sa59c.
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Cincinnati.

April 14--Flour 8 50as so; Wheat 1
15al 80; Corn SIC; Oats 41a43c; Bar.
ley 75al .1e; Rye 75c.
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PhlladeiphIa.

April l4-Nour 4 25a8 25; Wheat !
1osl 5S; Corn 65a6Sc; Oats 42a5lc;
Rye 80aS2c. :