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sWIHB hARxEf.


The market has been quite slow thi.
week. and prices tc lower than last week.
The quality is quite ~ good - last week.
Lard being low large fat hogs are hard
to sell, and common, large rough ones are
much more so. The best demand 10 for
nea, bacon hogs, and these bring our top
quotations. We quote common and
heavy hogs al s@sic and best butcher
hogs sl@sc. few selling at the latter.
most sales being made at siC,Sic.
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Inauguration Of Gov. cheney.

CONCORD. n. II June S.--Governor
Cheney was il raugurated to-day. In hi.
message he recommends the abolition Of
religious tests, and biennial instead oi
annual electors.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, June 8. - MONEY -
Closed easy at 2A63 per cent. Prim'
mercantile paper i96 per cent. Custom
receipts $4,000 The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Ciearings SIG.
100000. Sterling unchanged.
GoLp-Advsnced from ll23 70 ll3 or
foreign news, but reacted to the opening
rate. Loans per cent at d fat.
GovERNaESTs-In brisk demand snc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-09

BISMARCK is again central figure in
European politics. The settlement Of
the Russian Turkish difficulty seems to
depend largely on the will of this emf
n.nt German
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-09

The REGIsTER's batteries are silent
.hi morning Its last gun is spiked
Standard of yesterday.
Oh, no, not spikedl Our batteries are
double shotted and some excellent gun
ners "shold the lock strings" but they
don't want 10 waste their ammunition on
dead ducks. Game worth bsgging is
IA bat they are after.
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Death Of George sand.

PARIS, June S.-George Sand died to
day. She was conscious to the last, but
nnablet to speak for sometime before her
death.
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Al, true and honest Democrats Will
r.;,,ieed to learn that the proposition
20 make the Capital question part oi
the Democratic platform was defeated
by the Convention. AS our Charleston
c ,rrespondent puts it, "the supreme ab.
ssrdity of making q local question a
part of our political creed, ought to have
stripped it OF any support"
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm.


STATE SEcURITIEs-Nomina
STocKs-Were weak early in the day
and under sharp selling movement de-
clined tCa2i per cent, with the creates,
fall in Pacific Mail, which fell from "a n
iii, and Missouri Pacific from 8 70 81
Towards midday frmer feeling set In.
and, under purchases TO cover, price
reacted. During the afternoon and
at the close the market was 6rm a,
about the best prices Of the day, except
Pacific Mail and Western Union, which
we're a fraction lower than At the open
ing and Missouri Pacific, which closed al
2G bid and q asked Transactions III,
90 shares, Of which 5000 we're Pacific
Mail 40 Western Union. 1000 81.
Paul, 400 Erie and $1,000 Lake Shore.
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VOL. Is.
atherling Register.
Gold closed yesterday at ll24.

The weather today WsA Be partly
CLOUDY, ,oih soaaherty winds, r7s'"s tom
D,rature and local rains.
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WHILE war cloud hangs over the
whole Black Hills country, and bands of
hostile Indians are ready to murder all
white men who are found in that region
reports are put in circulation calculated
TO in,ice persons 10 venture there for the
sake OF gold. The last story of this kind
is that a party of miners has returned TO
Yankton from the Black Hills, with
twenty thousand dollars in gold dust,
which they had collected in short time.
This is doubtless an invention. There
are no facts in possession of the public to
Justify belief that that amount of gold
was ever taken from the Black Hills
Scientific men Of high standing
who have visited and examined
that region, bear witness that the signs
o gold are not such Ms TO show its exis-
tence in any paying quantities, though
of course, there is some gold in the
Blsck Hills, as in all that section Of the
country. But n number of men have
made ventures there, and unless the tide
white emigration follow in their
4ck they viii lose instead Of making
m ney. This accounts fer the gold 70.
rnsnc = AZ other stories of like char
scter tn 1t find ,hcir way into the public
prints. Wn,n he United States open
up h> r"serv,ti in legal and proper
manner it w.t. le time enough for eni-
ann 80 ~ ~" upon the soil. Those
who 90 before will be cheated, If not
murdered.
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" hat they ar'

If BLAINE has been able to make him.
self one of the three richest men in
Maine, since his advent into Congress-
on a salary of $500 and few years at
5000 per annum, what could he not
make as President at $4,000 year. He
would be able to make judicious invest
men,s and save little for rainy days.
Railroads and other corporations feel en-
couraged at the prospect.
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REMARKS ON BERv CATTLE.


To Baltimore tchsrs................-....... tn
To Eastern specuiators ..--".....---....". "
Washington city 2io
TOLAi rop
Owing 10 the rather limited run this
week the market in il Wholesale opcru-
t,ons. opened with = considerable i'm
provement on last weeks agures-nsarly
&c rs some thought-but the retail trade
was scarcely rs favorable, and the cd.
vance in that line cannot be marked ata
higher figure than tc on last weeks
prices. The quality averaged bstter than
that OF last weeks offerings, there being
few thin and common cattle, most Of the
offerings being good, heavy stsers. Some
Of the stock left over from last week vss
sold IN addition 70 this weeks receipts.
Qa/AA.
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OUR dispatches from Charleston are
interesting this morning.
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LATER.

CHARLESTON, June Son assembling
after supper, the President being sick
the first Vice-President, Joseph A. Pen
dleton, took the chair.
The Committee on State Executive
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CHICAGO, June s.-flour- Steady and
firm. Wbeat-Unsettled-No. 2 Chicago
spring 81 Ost spot or seller Junei 81 Osi
al OF seller July; No. 3 9fc; rejected s2c.
Corn-Firm; No. 2 46ic spot and seller
June; 46tc seller July; AZ seller August
Osu-QGiet and firm; No. s0iIg3lc
spot; 3lc seller July. Rys-Dull st 70i
G72c. Bsriey-Firm At 5sic. Pork
Dull a, sls 50 ,po. and seller July;
$ls % seller August; si9 rs seller Sep
ternber; sales at sls s5tals 25 August.
LArd-Firm st Gil 0o(Sll O6 spot;Sll o6
seller July; Sill Is seller August. Bu'k
Meats-Frrn at 7(S9iasic, all boxed.
whsky-Pirm at 81 Osl.
On call board-Whes,-lc lower;
81 O5i June; 81 O5i@l OSi July. Corn
Lover at 4s June; 4sic August. Oxt,
-Pirmer st SlI cash; 50ic July. Pork
Lower Al. SIS 80 July; $3.50 August.
Lsrd-Lo-er si SO l5iSlo 30 Jdly;
siI 02l August
ToLEDo. June s.-Floor and
unchanged. Wheat-Quies and weak;
No. g white WsbAsh 81 IS bid; No. ]
white Michigan 81 2si; amb~r spot and
June 81 "a; extra white Michigan held
q. 81 IS; No. 3 rcd 81 07 Corn-frm;
high mixed spot and seller June Sic;
low mixed Soc; no grade 4sc- Oais-
Quiet; No. 2 &c; Michigan SS&c.
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The Majority Report of the
Committee on Resolu-
tions Adopted.
Which Keeps Extreme Soft
Money Planks and the
Capital Question Out
Of the Platform.
Henry M. Matthews Nomi-
mated for Governor.

White for Attorney General
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THx extreme soft money men came 10
o,;af st the Charleston convention.
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LIST OF DRovKRs.

The following are the names OF the
principal drovers, owners or connsnees
of the principal drovers where the cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
ton:
Al the ouiprton Hoto a~d Drove yard.
A Sundheimer q DE Bsrnits, Pa.--ls
Cockins, O.-.."~..IsH K Harris, ad-.".&
John Klaus, ayy Foreman Wolf
W X White, Pa.,..Syo W Good, Pa TT
| VIM Ruby, Md. nS sam Cover, Nd. Id
! Daniel Rife, Md....ly VIM Burgoon. Md. ,
ann 7tnser House ard DTVss Yo~as.
VIM Kirk a Son. az DAVIS AVIS 4 Morrow. ~.
J & Dicks, W Ya..-ll h Nscnman, Hl-...S
ID K Bsrnitz, PA. ..... tS Lerain a Adler. lli~it
Daniel Forney, Pa u W r Matthew'S, o.
At WiLheimi Hotel aad Drove Yasyis.
II stouffer, va......lStB BE- Wsshingt1n, obs
{ Burns, va.,.......,. sOwen Dorsey. ND, 7
Thos Atkinson, Md Il
REMARKS ON BEEv CATTLE.
The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted TO 1872 head, against l,6S7
last week, and Loaf head the correspond
ing week Of last year; and the sales dur.
ing the week amounted 70 1896 head
against l,4sS last week, and l.OO6 the cor
responding week Of last year, and wsre
rs follows
To Ia M I'm ora I'm tn a ara - TN
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The Yellow Csntaur Eminent

is for the tough skin, fssh and muscles OF ksi
a4esls HORSES. MULES AND ANIMALS. asfT;
We have never YET seen agsass of SPAWN
sweny. Kingdoms; Mind-gall, Scratches or
Poit.evil, which thiaLanmsut would not speed
lily benefit, and we never saw but few cases
which it would not cure. 1t will
cure when anything can. 1t is folly to spend
$40. for Farrier. when one dollars worth OF
Centanr Linimentwilt do better. The follow
ing is a sample Of the testimony produced:
4 "YELvERToN, o., March 2. 1874.
a.The Centanr Lininsents are the best selling
medicines we havs.eyer: had, The demand is
very great for it, and we cannot afford to 0c
without it. T, II. HIsEY q SON.
aysrFensos, No. Nov 10. 1878:
'sSome time agoI was shipping horses to st.
Louis. got one badly crippled in the car
With great difficulty Iget him to the stabts.
The sfable-keeper. gave me q bottle OF your
Centaur Liniment, which used with such sue.
cess that in two days she horse was active and
nearly well. have been a veterinary surgeon
for thirty years, but your Liniment beats an
thing I ever used. e ~ A 8. MCCARTY,
49,, Veterinary Surgeon
For postage stamp we will malta oentaur
Almanac containing hundreds Of certificates,
from every State In tho Union. These Lini.
meats are now ssld by all dealers in the eountry
Laboratory 81 ]. B. ROSE &co.
20 Der ST, NEW York.
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LEG AL NOTICE

IaLIz, /, JANE FoGGIN and r Fosein ba
10 husband, Of the State Of West Virginia.
will take aotice that on the Gath d,y. OF April.
1878. George Nef Aled petition in civil action
in the court Of common pleas OF Monroe coun'
ty. Ohio, against them and others in which the
said George Neff demands from Joseph A.
Buskirk the SUN of one Thousand dollars, With
eight per cent interest from November II. 1873
payable annually, and to foreulose mortgage
on and sell the following real estate. In sand
county, to pay said claim. to wit; -
The west halt of the southwest quarter OF
section seventeen. in township three, range
| fur, containing eighty and sixty-eight hun.
dredth acres, more or less, except three acres
out of the northwest corner. sold and decided to
John H. Williams.
| Also the .est part of the east half OF the
southwest quarter Of section seventeen. in
township three. range four. beginning for the
same at the northwest corner of the half guar.
ter section aforesaid; running thence east to
stone in a small branch of Archer's Run; thence
up .aid run with the middle of the same to Q
stake at the head Of the run; thence south 10
the section line; thence west TO the southwest
corner Of said half quarter sectioni therce nortE
/ TO the place Of beginning, containing, as sup
posed, twenty.six acres moreor less. *.
| Also. ten ac,es off the northeast corner OF the
| soutbea,t quarter Of the southeast quarter oi
lsection twenty three. in township three. range
four, in all about one hundred and fifteen acrts
You are required to answer said petition %
the third SATURDAY. in June. 1915
srras.'T8ao Att'ysfcr Fsa
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Proceedings Of the Agricultural
-. Board.
Time OF Holding Fair ON Wedness
day, ThurSday and Friday. the
9Th. 1th and Sth days OF
September.

The Board met on Monday, the 5th
inst. The following members were
present:
T. President-JoHN. GAToHEIL.
Vice Pres -JEssE A. KEYsER&
Directors-JoHN B. REED, J. DoUsH
ERrY, SIMON P.WooD, JOHN RUBY, GEO
ROSE, JAMES ARMSTRONG, HENRY SMITH
and THos. WRIGHT,
On motion GReReE r. DoaR was elect
ed Secretary and W. T. MoRnIs Treas
urer. =
The time for holding the next Fail
was fixed for Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the 9th, 7sh and 9th days O
September.
The rules and regulations Of las
year we're adopted for the present year
The Board decided to not issue any
Complimentary tickets.
The Premium list was revised and
several alterations made. The premi
'ums for the tlrst days racing were re
duced from S15 and $40 to $40 and IS
In the cattle department the first premi
um was increased from $40 to al5, in
classes A. and B. for thoroughbred
bulls. -.
The price for printing the Premium
List in both papers was agreed upon.
A proposition was received from
Capt SPANeLER offering the services o
his militia company to perform, Police
duty on the grounds during the Fair
and accepted. +r
Adjourned to Saturday, July goth.
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RoAps-The alteration petitioned for
by George Louther and others, Of the
road, leading from Woodsfeld to An
tioch, known as the Steed's bill road,
was ordered openedtaao public highway
sixty feet in width. The Auditor was
ordered to notify the Trustees of Cen
ter township to cause said road to be
opened. Damages allowed as follows
John Steed, 800; Christian Kettle $40
Jacob Dressler s65,-increased by the
Board to slOo; D. Neuhart, Assignee OF
Peter Diehl, Bankrupt, $50, to he paid
out of the County Treasury.
!. The alteration Iof a road in Benton
township, petitioned for by VIM. Bot
tenfeld and others, was ordered -estab-
lished a public highway forty feet in
width 3 Elizabeth Armstrong was allow
ed $40 damages.
A road pelitioned for by John Nc
Mahon and others, in Adams and Gen.
ter township, was ordered established q
public highway 80 feet in width, John
C. Henthorn was allowed $]5 damages
The, Auditor was ordered to notify the
trustees of Adams and Center toanships
directing them to cause said road to be-
opened. ~ 4
The petition Of ]. S. aDeQgg for ths
vacation Of d road from Litsle Muskin.
gum creek to where It interseo,s ths
Summer6eld and Stafford road on Sttt
lands Of Benz, Dotson, was received ani
continuedto the September session.
A -
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% ri.4-F5 . t'4tl'l uIi3 i-slss.' ? -
CASTORIA.

DR.. Samuel Pitcher, Of Hyannis Mass. sx-
perimented in his private practice for twenty
years to produce q combination that would
have Tho properties Of Castor Oh without
its unpleasantt taste and gripping effect.
His preparation was cant for.near and far. till
finallyh he gave itthename Of Castoria, and put
It up' for ssIe.s tia very wcaderful ID its Of
tects, particularly with: the disordered ssom'
achs and bowels of children 1t sssSimilates
the food, cures sour stomach and wind colo,
regulates the bowels. expels worms, and
may be relied upon in Group.
Asa pleasant; effective and perfectly safe
cathartic remedy, 1t is superior to Castor
Oil Cerdials and Syrups.S II does not contain
alcohol and is adapted to any age II
BY regulating the stomach and bowels Of
cross and sickly children they become
good-natured and healthy. They can enjoy
sleep and mothers have rest. Tbs Caste.
ria is put up at the Laboratory Of ]. b Rose
sSUo., 46 Dey Street New York -decl4, '75wl8l
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.ggo.glAl I-LI9aah
4 (1ENTAURs
III \ | ME- n Is

The Quickest, Sufest1 Z and Cheap
est Remedies.
phrsie;ans recommend and Farriers declare
that no suoh remedies have ever before been in
use. Words are cheap, but the proprietors OF
these articles will present tsial bottles to med
ical men. gratis, as guarantee Of what the'
say. ,oy faTidsirIss.5s 'nst.r4ltaf.,,1
The Centaur Liniment, White
Wrapper, will oare. Rheumatism, Neural
eia, Lumbago, soiatica. Caked Breasts, Sore
Nipples, Frosted; Feet, ohillblains. sweliinss
sprains, and any ordinary S'1' '@'a ~
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE AIlYENT.
We make no pretenss that this article will
cure Cancer, restore lost bones, o., give health
70 a whisky soaked oarcass. Bit it viii alwdyt
reduce Inflammation and allay pain
1T will extract the poison Of bites and atings,
and heal burns or scalda without a scar.
Palsy. Weak Back Cakeds Breasts, Earsche,
Toothache. Itch and Gutsne,us Eruptions read.
lily yield to its treatment
Henry Black, Of Ada. Hardin connty. Ohio
saws: NV wife has had rheumatism for five
Years .-ro festa mo- sleep zcould scarcely walk
saorossthe Aoors ,Shssis nov completely eured
by the use of Centaur Eminent. We all feel
thankful TO you. .ahdracSmmend your wonder
full medicine to all Quy friends,
f. James Hurd, 81 zanesssils o., ssIe "Thl
Centaair Liniment cured my Neuralgia Y
Alfred Tush ii Newark, writes "ssnd m,
enc dozen bottles by express. ~ The Linimen.
saved my, leg INsnt te Distribute !" 90 :,
/ The sale Of this Liniment is increasing rap
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rF z
HAt the session Of the County
Commissioners last week, EDWARD MA
GINsIs and twenty six other free-holders
presented a petition for change in the
township line between Adams and Cen
ter township. The Board ordered, That
the west half Of the north west quarter
of section I, township 5 and rahge 8;
the west half of the north west quarter
OF section 8, township 5, of range 5,
and the west half of the southwest quar-.
ter of section s, township 5 of range 5
be, and hereby is detached from Adams
township and is annexed to Center town
ship.
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MARRIED-On the Sd inst i, by JOSEPH
N. DANfoRD, Esq, of Seneca township,
Mr.. JOHN STEVENS, of Noble county, and
Miss MARY ANN JONES, OF Calais, Mon
roe county, Ohio.
On the 1st inst, by ANDREW TwINEM,
Esq of Green township, Mr.. EDWARD
HAupENscHIELD and Miss CArHARINE
VIOLA DE. L. MCIErYRE. Tse
On May 22d, by SAMUEL GRoux, Esq,
of Malaga township, MIR. JOHN W.
SruBBs and Miss ELIZABETH STUBBs
On May 3oth, BY Rev sE. KENDALL,
Mr.. Moses GoRRELL and Miss MARI
LENNON. .sT.,'@@a
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Legal Notice.

Hughes & Robinson Samuel Dear.h will
against taks notice that
Samuel ,Dsarth. Hughes 8 Robinson.
bave filed in the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county. Ohio, their petition againat.
him. and the same is pending thersia in
which they ask a judgment against him fos
$50 50, with interest thereon from Msrch
Is, 1873, and that an order OF attachment
has been issued against the property Of said
Samuel Dsarth, and levied BY the Sheriff "
said county on the interest Of said Samuel
Dearth in the west part Of the east half OF
the northeast quarter OF section thirty-dve.
in township four aud range six. ani thst ~
the Jane term of said court said Hushss e
Robinson will ask for 4 Judgment for said
amount and an order to sell the ,ntsrestaef
said Samuel Dearth in said lands.
et HUGHE5 4 RoBIN50N.
mayl6,'78w6.
HotLlsrgR & 0KEI, Att'ys.
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14e6. TIA * e
SIMMONS LIVER ssHVlAs1s

Torall Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen.
ss sMALARioUS FEVERS, BOWEL CON-.
PLANTS DYSPEPSIA, MENTALDEPRES.
ssIoN. RESrLEssNESS. JAUNDlcE. NAU.
SEA. slCKHEtD tcHE. ooLIC, CoNsTtPA.
TloN and BILt0UsHESS. ssS
em;nspy Family Mssisse; sese., ,nS ~ n
xs asI.i IND L sImss asa1 and d6csofs' @ bills.
Amer forty years trial y e ST. stiii r ress!yins M Ting
and and IsS respoasiSilisy. eisnlii Eminent physicians
commend il - the inoH =
bs9EEEEcIuAL sPEciFIc ~.
70, oep.pa.,on Hs.aschs. Pain :. sns sseS,: 7; q:
IN 9e1Ss 9he Tesoa q lie Edneys
The odspringo OF diseased Liver.
The Liver. the largest organ IN the body ie
generally the seat or the disease, and II not
sssSsaasD srs.Sssansss, az q Death EAT
IF YOU feel pHns%sT, HSnpschr nEIMaear Mcr4n
Ss5sD; lrs% sns aSasns nss,ae
Viii cure YOU % speedily and permanently.
SHAVE never eeen or tried such simple. eE
!. AeecIous, sstls!sciofy and pleasant remedy N !
my Lie. Nh. AINEss ST. Louis, no. = !,
Hon. Alsx. q. Stephens.
ecs.sqnay sss sher ny Es";.,Si s"sSsIor rs IS
ssoos solsfsd :dEss.sHoa. Is Y a%.sI ALEX Il sfErnsss:
,a.ia s,ig Goggaog 4of alabama,
sm. ss%. nsssssss @ eesp ~ sd y
siES sia lasissSsf assasoSfssa sG sai 1a. J
have used the Eesul,tcr in m, Hy fsmily r"S
n.ea S s isr yss diseases Is purportsts
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Meeting Of the county Grange.


On The 10th inst, meeting of the
County Grange composed of Masters,
Past Masters and delegates from each
Grange in Monroe County, was held at
the Court House. .ason ,as6
+ T. DouaHERrY, of Wayne town.
ship, presided and ANON MOOSE acted Of
Secretary. ui-i
On motion the name County Grange
was changed to Pomona Grange. s5osf /
A number Of members were advanced
to the 5th degree. -.
The meeting was held with closed
doors, and of course business was trans
acted that is known only to those in al
tendance. A member kindly furnished
us.with the above proceedings. ~
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= fEThe Fall Of 1873, Treasurer READ
had The Monroe Democrat print T..
600 tax receipts for which it charged
$40--one cent for each receipt, ard the
bill was allowed by the Commissioners
Nov. 10, 1873. The bill is on file in the
Auditors Office.
Now when this Office prints the tax
receipts at the same price per thousand
Mr., GooDRIcH asserts that the price il
one.half too much. The poor fellow
troubles are many. He has our sym
pathies.
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sHERIFF's SALE
Thaddeus s. Thomas
Stephen Thompson ct NJ.


DY virtue IL an order of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
the front door ofg the court house, In the
town of Woodsaeld, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock 8. m. and 4 O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the Sth day Of July. 1875,
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to Wit:
Situate in thetown of Clarington. county Of
Monroe and. State Of Ohio, and known as all
that part or parcel Of land situate in Salem
township. Monroe county, Ohio, being that part
of section nineteen, township three. range
three of land offered for sale at Marietta, Ohio,
and bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at
stone on the bank Of the Ohio River, said
stone is set in the lower line Of the land be.
longing to Messeriey, Urpman q Co.; thence
south ninetean degrees east eight poles to q
STONE; thence south twenty.four degrees west
ttwenty poles to "a stone; thence north nineteen
degrees east eight poles to'a stone in the afore
| said lower line of Mosserley. Urpmsn q Co;
thence north seventy.four degrees east with the
| aforesaid line OF Messerley, Urpman q Co,
twenty poles to the place of beginning. COM
tanning one acre of land, be the same moro OF
less.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-13

l~The Chairman of the Democratic
Central Committee of this County sug.
gssts to the Chairmen of the Commit.
tees for the several Counties in this Con-
gressional District W ednesday, July 26,
and Marietta, as the time and place for
holding the Congressional Convention.