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The New York herald., 1876-11-24
THE DUKE Dr aALLrEnA.

Tho cable announces tho death at Genoa, Italy,
yesterday, Of the Duke di Galliera Ho was q
great lover OF Genoa, and had an ambition to
mako II greater port than NarseilIca In
order TO accomplish this end no gave "a, 400, 900
OF francs to the city, and laid system OF wbarves
which viii equal anything Of tho kind in tho world
when completed. Tho system comprehendcd break
water $50 metres in length, which create .
vast anchorage ground--somethDg that Genoa sadly
needs In addition extensive artificial harbor
bc constructed outside the present bay, much like the
outer harbor of Marseilles, with this was to be
connected extensive system of warehouses and
piers, connecting with the railwaya IL was an i'm
mcnsc undertaking. and can only be regretted that
the Duke did not live TO carry u out himscE
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
THE ARRESTED CoUNTERFEITERs.

RICHMOND Ind, Nov. %. 1870
Lang and Boland. who arrested here last night
with counicrcs money IN thcr possession waivci an
examination to-day and committed to jail in de-
fault OF bail
The Commercials Richmond Tnd) special says on
the person OF OF tho parties arrested found
$500 Of counterfeit money aud $4,000 moro was DIS
covered in their baggage. Among the spurious notes
are dollar Treasury notes, very fair limitations OF
tho issuc OF 1862 twenty yucar Treasury OF tho
second issue, and vcs tho rraiers National Bank
of Chicago. The latter tho poorest OF the lot.
The twcntlcs arc pronounced very dangerous
The New York herald., 1876-11-24

A THANKSGIVING DINNER.

II is proposed to give Thanksgiving dinner to the
$50 children OF the Wilson Industrial Mission for Girls
The managers request contributions OF money and
clothing, which NAV be sent 10 No. 125 st. Marks
place. Tho managers hope also to be able to give
something 10 tho mothers SO that they and their chill
drcn may make merry mt home, as heretofore Novel
exercises Dy the children will accompany tho dinner.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
THE sHARPERs' NEWEST GAME.

Henry Curran, OF No 167 East Fifty-scventh street.
has private contract TO sprinkle several streets
the Enst side and he collects his fees n month.
A couple OF shnrpers who procured by sSmo means,
the names Of Currans employers, went around among
them few days and collected about $500 before
he came hear OF Detective Lcvins, OF tho Nine
tcenth precinct arrested Frank Swift, but he had
to be discharged for want OF evidence.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
AMERICAN SHIPPING INTERESTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov o. 1874
Previous to the adjournment OF tho Postal Commits
sion yesterday petition was presented, signed by .
number OF prominent merchants setting forth the i'm
por:anco OF fostering American marine interests on
the Pacific Ocean. and recommending that the govern
mont extend sonabIe mail subsidy to the Pacific
Steamship Company's Panama, Australia and British
Columbia lines. and revive tho subsidy TO tho China
line on the expIrat ion of the present contract.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
AFTER CRAZY HORSE.

GENERAL CROOK ON THE MARCH TO REVISIT
ROSEBUD CREEK IN SEARCH OF SITTING
BULLS LIEUTENANT.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PowDHR RIVER EXPEDITION,
OLD FoRr Reno Nov. 81,
Via Fort FErTERMAx, Wy. T., Nov. %, 1876
TEo fourteen Arapahoc and Sioux scouts who were
sent by General Crook toward the Big Horn Mountains
last Saturday to search for hostile Indian villages
have returned here this evening with one captive
Cheyenne warrior, who entered the camp beyond
Crazy woman's Fork on Monday night This captured
hostile reports that there 10 Sioux village OF eighty
lodges last summers battle ncd the Rose
bud. There is also q large body OF Indians on
tho Powder River Of whom. he says arc going to
surrender All are supplied with robes and meat.
General crook sends tho following despatch to Gen.
eral Sheridan at Chicago:-
"Scou,s returned to-day and reported that the Chey
ennes have crossed TO the other side OF the Big
Horn Mountains, and that Crazy Horse and his band
ere cncampcd tho Rosebud, whore wo had tho
fight with them last Juno We start out after his band
TO- morrow morning"
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
EXCLUDING THE PRESS.

Justice Morgan yesterday announced that the
porsers would longer be permitted their usual prvi-
cges behind tho Magistrates desk at the Tombs Court
Precisely why this rule made not explained. and i
breaks down OF the customs that has become ro-
cognized for over thirty years
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
YELLOW FEVER.
THE EPIDEMIC Il

THE EPIDEMIC IN SAVANNAH At AN END.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov %, 1876
The yellow fcvcr epidemic hcrcis over, and travel
lcrs need danger In coming passing through
city their way to Florida any points soutn.
All absentees have returned, and business going on
IL
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Nov. %, 1875
The United States steamships Plymouth and Essex.
from Philadelphia, passed up for Norfolk to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
A HOMICIDE FROM FEAR.
EAsroS, Pa, Nov. 20,

EAsToy, Pa, Nov. %, 1915
An engineer on tho Lchigh and Susquehanna Rail-
road named Street, while returning homo from ball
nj early hour this morning, encountered party of
suspcous strangers and fearing an attack he nrcd
tncm, Instantly killing OF the party. Street 10 In
custody pending a coroners inquest.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

HAMILTON, Ont, Nov. %, 1870
Francis Adon, the American who shot Night Watch
man Jefferson on tho night OF the 1lth OF October,
to-day found gniIty OF wfui murder and SEN
tenccd 70 be hanged on the 18th Of January.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twcn, -four hour compar
son with tho corresponding date OF last year MS ind
Gated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Buildng:---
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ALLEGED SALE OF CANNON.
STATEMENT BY ADJUTAST GENERAL TOWNSEND
AS TO THE SALE OF A CANNON AT TWENTY
CENTS POUND.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HrnALp.1

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
ALBANY, Nov. %. 1874
HERALD correspondent called upon Adj1sant Gen.
erni Townsend to-day with relation to the statement
that he had sold belonging the State for
small price, the inference being that thus in
some indefinite way aiding the ''new rebellion"
Tho Adjutant General rather amused at The sug-
gestion. 81 did sell a cannon" said he, 40 Mr..
Francis Pruyn, or Mcchanicsvilie, in July last lie
wanted II TO lire or patriotic centennial sautes the
Fourth. AZ lrst he asked to borrow one, hut they
were all unsafe having been condemned by the Chef
OF Ordnance, and refused Then he declared he
would buy one, and as he paid twenty a pound
u larger price than the market for old metal
we let him have one, warning him at the time
that IT would DO dangerous 10 fire it or The bids
have received for old be melted up has ranged
from hfeen 10 eighteen cents, and have sold very
httc--not more than a lew old muskets and cauip-
mcnts. and this ono six-pounder cannon.
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Average temperature yesterday. Al
Average temperature for corresponding date last
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
cnoox's COLUMN ON THE MARCH.


CHEYENNE, Wy. T., Nov. %. 1876.
General Crooks command reached Fort Reno the
18th inst, in good condition, and was paid of by
Major Stanton
The weather is severe, but the troops well pre-
pared Tor winter campaign.
VALUABLE INDIAN REISFoEcKMENTs.
One hundrod Snake and Shoshone Indians Joined iho
command at Fort Reno, making nearly 400 Indian
allies IN ali and tho total strength OF tho command
1000
LOCATION HOSTILE BANDS.
Tho hostile Indians, according tn the best informa
tion arc scattered both sides Of the Big Horn Noun
tains, and a campaign on each side may be necessary
bciorc completing the work OF subjugation.
FAMILIAR GROUND
Meantime Crazy Horse, with about 400 lodges, is
cncampcd the Rosebud, the scene OF the Jcne
nghi for which point cavalry command, under
General Mckenzie. moved from Fort Reno on he 22d
and would havo TO march about six days before reach
ing It.
Tho cavalry are In excellent condition. and II this
movement successful tho heaviest work OF tho win
ter III have been accomplished.
The New York herald., 1876-11-24
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
.,ovur .lt.rc vnf,N,t wrr1o ~@-~-@~~-

This charming novel; by Mrs Julie r. Smith, author Of
sWdow Godsmth's Daughter Ten Oh MaidAr &c. IL
ready this Price 81 70. q. w. CARLETON CO..
Publishers
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sBeImont County News.

Chronicle, 18th inst Judge Cham.
lbers began a series of temperance lee:
turea in Woodsfeld on Tuesday last
His lectures have very serious impres.
sious OH some Of the worst, venders and
drinkers OF. the r.'crooked."e sbe4 dtInai
TBis community aiwas surprised on
Tuesday, blythe announcement that Mr.!
Joseph lddings, prominent farmer re!
siding two miles west OF town, had
made, an assignment to John A. Taylor
for the benefit 4of sbis creditors, Upon
inquiry we learn that his liabilities are
likely t6aexceedslirgely his assets.as
Thetrevivai1 which has been in prog
ress at the West End MI f Church,
Bridgeport, under the conduct OF Rev.
W. T. Robins. for several weeks, closed
on Sunday night, with one hundred and
sixteen dacesssions; l03 of these rro-
fessed conversion. The Temperance
Association recently organized in the
Church now has $50 members. saa
Last August, James" son of the late
DR. McConahey, OF Bridgeport, left
home for California, with suliicient funds
to carry him through, Nothing, was
heard from hms sstil a few days ago,
wheninformationO Was sent his friends
that bod y wa@fosmd hcar Sidney, Ne
brasks, on which was found photol
graph and letters, which were forwarded
and recognized as belonging to james.
The body had evidently been dead FOR
some months, and bore marks OF having
been murdered, being almost stripped;
with watch and valuabl gone. .5 sAf
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0BIrUARY.,,

DfsD March 4th, 1875 Id Lee town.
ship, Monroe County, Ohio, AUausrUs
LLOYD, oldest son OF j. w. and MARaA.
RET LLOYD, in the 36th year of his age
The deceased was born in Green to wn.
ship, Monroe County, and when quite
young, be learped the ;Marble Cntting
hnsipess in Xenia, Ohio, God followed
that business for several years, and when
the war broke out he volunteered ss a
soldier in the 18th Regiment of Ohio
Vol. Infantry, and served his country
faithfully until he was wounded in the
right arm and discharged. He finally
lost the use of his arm, and for the last
two years has been employed as Clerk
in the Pension Department st Washing
ton City. His health failed and he came
to his fathers, thinking that a few
months rest would restore his strength,
hut lie grew worse, but he bore his af-
flictions without tgmurmurinS Hisydcath
was caused from the wound received in
the arm. He leaves a wife and one
child. He was an affectionste son, a
kind husband, and beloved by all who
knew him WILSON MARTIN.
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OBITUARY.

In memory Of MoLLre WILSON, who
died February 6, 1875, in the absence o
her father, aged 3 years and 6 months
The news reached him February IA.
They say that thou hast gone. my child.
While 20 far away,
To dwell with Jssns Christ ADORE, !,
os1nrealms 81 Sndlsss datll0tI e0n5i
Gone to that world above.
Al bsAutifut and bsiglk gue,isi
To those who love and serve the Lord =
In that glorious world Of light.
Where sin is known no moro,
Nor tears. nor want, NOR care;
Where good and happy bsings dwell,
And all il holy there. rs q
Gone TO that happy land! dI
All pain and dyerrow DER,
Tossing and praise our Saviors uame
With saints who've gone before.
! They say that thou hast gone, my child;
Oh God and must l stay
Where thy sweet angelic form
No moro On earth shall see2
Oh. take me to that happy land.
TheE will cease to grieve.
WIN. B. WILSON.
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TalbottIs Headlight
- = y. & Saea = q q . = ! 4 n 8
The Night Comcth when n
MAN Can WORK. .-seas ss.,.4 q
sREMARKABLY CHEAP


1Wehave Just received two hundred and
thirty seven pairs of women snd chil.
dr6n's Shoes, and ffty-thses pairs Of
msn ! and women's Slippers, which we
viii sell at much less prices than We have
tever known them 10 be sold. : = - a1s -
We are selling Men s, Slippers, real
good ones, at thirty.fve cents pair, and
Women's Slippers, real good enes, at !thir-
tgeebts 3 pill, ,slBIi1l91 4 ,aJ9qiRI
DEATH l. CO.,
Wholesale and retaihdsalersi 10 WHlS.
Ky, WINEAND BEER take this op.
Eportunity Of informing their friends that
Eihs5 scoatinue The trade 4 Of making
DauNKARDs. BANKRuPTs, BEdaARs and
IIssI4 4kiArs. on shsiHoss fashionable terms
Iitthu Shortest notice. - f''' la
hsspSArH & Co. assure the public that
FaHs articles in which they deal are the
best and most pleasant poisons idftbs
world; and they will ysrrantrertaind death
tid every case where tie individoalp
yefes inttAeiusesof them! .sEzs zssTa8s1
+ pEAru &, Co. bring themselves under
obligations to send more, persons to the
poor house The prison, the ggalfows, the
graveyard and to HE'LL, than any ether
firm.a Oursplace Of businesssis easily
fourds and maybe knowR bysthe squaiors
filth, bbrcsnity, or misery ofsthel customs
ers who cohgrsgate aroundethem.o is's ssi
DEATH & Co. will spa:e no pains or
expense to sbripg The. wives aud children
Tof their customers to misery, temporal
and eternal and drive to delirium and
death as many as the public good mayrs.
quiferis Satisfactory references i.csn be
given 70 county jails. houses Of yafrsc.
ton, lunstic asyldms, hospitals work
houses, insolvent, debtors courts, the
court Of bankruptcy or the wives 1and
families of those whom DEATH IL CO.
have hadthe happiness to- make drunk
ards. ia t,.es
N. B DEATH & Co are making a spe-
cial effort at tho present time, to disgrace
and ruin every young man. -,
Gentlemen, BY calling at our. place H
business, may zee specimens Of drupM
ards. and subjects Of the charnef housS
gatflthouss byday aud bypightS Suspx1s
not excepted ieaa ssDtxrR b Goss
Send for sample ofedf 10 cent Jeans,
TalbotlS One Prica and Cash StarA.
| ~.yt af7ass sBaaeesilIc, Crib.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

- THE CssrAuss OF old were repre-.
isehfed a. fnaif horse and haff man. The
God Of Medicine was Esculapius, Cen'
tsurs T6e nan who applied the name
of Centaur to q remedy which is appli-
cahlst0 BON man and beist, strnck a
lucky aheog6tssdzEe snsiefstand thataiIe
remedy is as goodsas the name is felic-
itous. The cures said to be performed
by-ft arel simply vohderfuL Admitting
hsksnlysene haif isytsue which is said
os,Atis Lisiment, It is Of great xalae,and
should saef ins the pussessionaSof every
todssleeper md every person. w,io owns
.l.Vs ~ &c. - a. ailau IL .1nn Al 4
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s. The Duke Of Cambridge has issued
orders that henceforth young soldiers
are not to be bullied by nou-commi..
stoned officers, but treated with kind
ness and consideration.
II Is hard to realize that old DAME
Drew. the celebrated millionaire ant
Wall street speculator, has come I,
grief, yet so 1t is. The venerable ole
manipulation OF stocks has been caugh,
at last, and has failed with liabilities ex
cseding a million of dollars. So i
seems that the shrewdest man is as ap
to make mistakes as anybody else.
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# A RM F.O R S ALE,

CONTAINING 100 ACRES. situated in
- trsndyisw township, Washington coln-
ty, Ohio, Eve milss below Grandview and one
mile fsem, the OHIO River. s =
Seveiity.flyc, Acres Cleared,
Good houss and three tenant hcasss;, three
tobacco houses aud stable; good, Nsl and
springs tvo. good apple and peach orchards;
plums, pears and cherries plenty; good soil.
For Terms call on ]. II. PARR, on the prem
is~soF EN. WBDDLE. WeodsasM, Ohios.
Yfsb29,T T6n3,a q se,s - IAHN PARR. !
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Demurrusic County Csnveu,ion.

UeLOOCtattC GOuoS NOuSemslOu
We are authorized to announce the
following candidates, subject to the de-
cision OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention:
abEf T. JrDxiss, Of Center fo&rship.
candidate for Clerk Of the Courts.
RoBERT w. MuRLEAAN, of Ohio town.
ship, as a candidate for Clerk Of the
Courts - A Ut e 81 =
EpwAnD OEfr. of Franklin township,
car Gdidate for renomination, second term.
to theef7lce Of County Commissionsr
JOHN PFALzGRAF.of Adams township,
candidate for renomination, second term,
to the Office Of fnflrmary Director. !,
HAnnouucernenis in the Usual form will
appear IN bur next issue. 'esaVFV
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Probate Notice.

kocC0UfeTssud vouchers have ,been. .hisd ih
II the Probate Court Of Monroe Cssnty,
Ohio, ,sorAetsbaini, = lhs tdasSias Hsasai'
sisssiAts boss sssnr i.s1' Id 10 t4sT
Rhnl account of Valentine Gasas GuasdiAu
tof Jacob q. fooams -'fa 8 a .r1s 80 al
Firss,EPsrtiir aosoanAs ef Auassvs IAssssl
4 aGaardiaa Of John Al Asyard.H sRg -
First partial account of Mary " ,S.stssz
sdssdian Of FranosssE sWhiss. s'oJ .ssE
Any person' interested may fls. ewrittss
sresL tious to saidacc,untss sr any item Ahsrs
ot on or bsfore the 7th day Of April next
when the same Will be fAaily heard and eon-
tinued from day 10 day until disposed Of, g.
M 4 - !.Ss4 Jas R. NORRIS,
mcbif.7tx3. Probate JaAss.
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eEThe examination of Witnessed

uThe examination, of Witnesses on
the charges against Hon, George H.
Pendleton has revealed the fact that they
were all utter fsbrications. based not
even on the fimsiest foundation OF truth.
1t was,sinply q desperate partisan ass
tempt to Hard of the effect Of Belknap's
disgrace, and makes little capital to be
used in the New Hampshire election
so far, it may have accomplished its
purpose; but the end viH be that it will
strike back with redoubled force, upon
Mr.. P,ndleton's maligpers Register.
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kEA wind storm here on Thursday,
the 18th inst blew down barn belong
Iingto Nj, Mooskr op the West side Of
town. blew the chimney off the Lutheran
church, leveled fences, and, for few
moments, caused things to ay about at
"a lively rate.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

~ Tie caliweii, Noble county,
Guards propose to tske walk to the
Centennial. Nineteen days will be re.
quired to make the trip. Hospital sup,.
plies will be in demand.
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M4RRIEp On the I'd inst ,,s'by 81.
BuHsILkJ ESQ ! of Jackson townships,
Mr.. ALBEIT NJ. Rusa and Miss =. j.
MIIL0Tr = saEiTs sol fa; n
On the 1lth inst, by isaac HEApLEY,
Ed lot Salisbury tpsnsbip, Mr. SAh-
UEI iRs4spuT and Miss NAxcs DEexsR.
On tbs 10th inst, bysNder ]. Dunn,
Mr.. JOHN W. NULL and Miss EMMA j.
iHfckp ok Mai,ga st0wnshGp, MonFoS
County. 0bios boon ;isoa sol atSa
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Ey The Select School Of Prof. DAVID
McVAY, to commence at Beallsville, this
county, next Summer, will be largely at.
tended by students from various parts
of the county. Prof MovAr is one Of
the finest eduoasors in this part Of Ohio.
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WEIaHTs AND MEASURES Section
one of an act passed By the Ohio Leg.
islature, February 21st, 1878, reads -
Whenever the following articles are
hereafter sold and no. special agreement
as to the MEASURE is made BY the con-
trscting parties, the bushel shall consist
OF the following weights: = Z 'lkfiaA
Wheat, 80 ponnds.
Rye, 56
Corn, shelled, a66 y
Corn in the ear. 20 pounds, until the
irst of January'of each year next after
it is raised, and from and after that date,
[f8nonnda. s EzFasa II s. IL
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EEJudge CRAnsEas win, probably,
deliver several temperance lectures be
fore Court adjourns. ! He charges about
$50 for each lecture In this county
Over in Belmont, where they have pixies
and railroads completed, he taxes them
800.
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|. @The contract for removing the
slip in the road, south of Graysville,
was let to WILLIAM WHITE and WASH.
INeToN BEARDMoRE, by the County Com.
missionets, thel TN inst, for the sum
Of sos.
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Problems, Puzz,es, Enigmas, &c,
County Correspondence.

County Correspondence. !:
(wrtsen for The Spirit of Democracy
From Ohie Township. -
Programme OF the closing exercises
of the Brckhill Bottom SCHOOL,: 4
Song-Welcome The Beautiful Day;
The School. .s.e - - :,
Salntatory, Miss MAY ANscnUTz
Oration-Grammar, Miss May AN
Schultz
Oration---Arithmetic, Miss MlNTA
MUHLEMAN.
Oration-U, s. History, Miss. CARRIE
MUHLEMAN - s6 =
Oration-Geography, WILL KRAFT:
Oration-Readine, ED FisHER
Oration-Afental Arithmetic, Il r
MuHLEMAN
Oration-Spelling, J. CurLEa and LEI
MUuLEMAN ;
Declarations and Dialogues-Tht
School. :
yaledictory-Miss CARRIE MuHLEMAx
Presentation of rewards .:..-.l, :
Song-Farewell, The SCHOOL, 81 .
The exercises are to be held on +ths
evening Of the Goth OF March; All ar,
invited to attend.
r w. MuHLEnAN, Teacher
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The latest, greatest. and most
reliable remedy ever put together BY medical
science for Rheumatism, Wounds, sxsllings,
Burns, Caked Breast. 3D.. is the Centaur Lini-
msnt. There are two kinds. What the White
Linimeatis fog the human familys the Fellow
Centaur Liniment Is for spawned, lame and
strained horsss and animals. 4w13m9.
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HThe Grand Jury returned into
Court Friday morning. the 17th inst,
and reported the following indictments.
.1d5tt true bii1:6 IflsD ToI aHoa :
THOMAS McDcUoAL, charge, assault;
SYIvEsrrR n MsASbkfwds, charge, assault
and battery; SoufxE c1RrEsrER. charge,
menacing<, threats WlLLlAMr l4NHER,
charge, assadlt and bakery. sh'as 8 - 2
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Children cry for Castoria.
Il i as pleasant 70 take as honey, and is per-
asctly harmless. II is sure to sexpel worms
Sure wind oolio, regulate the bowels and stom'
aeb and overcome irsitsbilisy qsssed bysrssh
or cutting teeth Il isa perfect substitute for
Castor OIL, and for costivensss in young or old
thsts y nothinsia s1istsnss so effective and
reliable.
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& Election Proclsmations'


NOTICE iaAsesby sivsn that tEs ssan1s1
IN slsstors 81 shs Incospsestsd 'viiisft ~
WsedsAela srs rsquirsdto sassnsls esrtTi sai
lci -Nlenaay. Aprii .. lS50, adi o}ai
For ths purpessof slsiaiAs hrs msabsfs Mi
The Town Cornell n ssrys fer ths tern q. tws,
years, and pne menhsr' Of ne ToNA Cog9sa
g ssry. one 1ssf-ths snsxp;rsd tern p Philip
Wagonhein. n'i' ii'- ! a!'i 3eai bHf
One Mayer " ssrvs for Mr. ot W. saszs:p
ioss sRsserdss 70 ssrss fer - tern siNsse
ysArs; f,asa - SCI n assras ofls :. sea,
0As Trsasarsr 70 sss-s fss = tsf,asi M,
'0as xarshaf 70 ssfvs for ssrii JstwS ysssa::
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

ATwo married men, residents so'
Bethel township. this county, decamped
last week withtwo single ladiessa. They
got aboard boat 1t New Matamoras
Washington county, and went down the
river.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-03-21

hN "a the sProbate. Court bopo tie llth
inst JAeKsoN Cox. Of Jackson town
ship, wss declared q b insane and en-
titled to admission to the H0sphal for
the insane at Athens.
On the 18th inst, the insanity case Of
CHARLES GILxoRE, Of Salem township,
was hs1ftk Asd,n ukAetsfor his ttsz5sfer
to Athens having been received, the
sAi5c &ss Held'fn aBeyadee II the fsqusas
|of bis friends. s Il