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A man in Burlington, VT, put bell
on his barn and gave orders that il
should be rung whenever he got drunk.
The Burlington Free Press intimates
that during the recent celebration it kept
up pretty steady ding dong.
1t is significant proof OF progress
in Ireland that active steps are being ia
ken to extend railway communication
Landed proprietors have become 30 SEN
sible of the advantage to their property
by proximity toa line, that they now
come forward literally. Thus, toward
branch line recently constructed, la,
dy subscribed half the money required
and other proprietors gave the neces.
sary land. The line was soon made.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-09-18
TURBULENT FRANCE.
GAMBETTA SENTENCED TO InI-
PRISON

PARIS, Sept. II -Gambetta and Ma.
rat, publishers OF the Republique Fran
caise, were to have appeared this morn-
ing before the Tenth Chamber of Cor
rectional Police, TO answer respectively
for delivering and publishing the for
mer's little speech. Neither, however,
responded-Gambetta in consequence of
illness His counsel lodged petition
for the adjournment of the trial for one
week, which was refused An entry of
default was thereupon made against
Gambetta and Marat, and Gambetta was
condemned in, default to three months
Imprisonment and fine of 1000 francs
The public were excluded from The Pal,
ace of Justice, where the Tribunal Is sit
ting. II. .......
The police this evening seized five of
the principal Republican papers, iuclud
ing the LIE Ter ps, La France and LIE
Bein Publique. 1t is believed that the
seizure was made in consequence of the
publication of the report of the trial or
for violent articles. The Payes. Bo
napartist organ, was also seized The
seizure, however, was only maintained
as regards LIE Bein Publique
The sentence against Gambetta and
Marat concludes as follows: 7ti.-.
1t is ordered that judgment shall be
executed at once, notwithstanding oppo-
sition or appeal, according, howeteri to
the French code, This applies only to
the fine, and Gambetta is therefore not
liable to immediate imprisonment Gam
betta's object in allowing the judgment
to 60 by default evidently is to delay the
final judgment until after the elections,
when his privilege as Deputy will pro-
tect him from arrest and even according
to the prevalent opinion lead to his libe.
ration should he be in prison, 6
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No More Soldiers wanted.

Congressman Atkins. of Tennessee,
who will probably be Chairman of the
House Committee on Appropriations,
has written letter to Colonel R. j. Ste
vens, present Clerk of the Committee,
in which he states that after careful study
of the recent labor troubles, their cause
and effect. he sees no good reason for
any increase in the regular army estab
lishment, nor does he see that the recent
strikes could not have been put down
entirely by the civil power.
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qaEThe Republicans, and especially

GFThe Republicans, and especially
those who favor specie payments, have
been announcing as a"perfect sumner"
that the greenback Tobs the laborer,lby
giving him for certain amount of work
a greenback worth 81 cents, instead of a
gold dollar worth one hundred cents.
But they never think to tell the people
that when the payment for labor is made
in gold, ,theremust be morelabor, for more
gold No man with a grain Of wit can
honestly believe that labor will 60 down
less than greenbacks will go up. ae
1t is the laborer who suffers soonest
and most severely GThe man whose cof-
|fers are filed, looks forward to the re-
sumption, as the glad time when his class
of property has greatly advanced in val
ne; while his indebted neighbor, with real
estate, will be shining around, hunting a
man TO take his farm at half price.
| %------
,Eg Two or three Republicans are ma
king more stir about Mr.. NoLs than Mr..
NoLLis himself Within the memory Of
very youngmen, these same Republicans
have done the same thing for Mr.. Wed
DIE. Mr.. WEDDLE is no worse and Mr..
NoLL is no better than they severally
were two years ago. - ~
We are not a prophet; we may not be
the descendent of aprophet, but we ask
those who think as these chaps do, to
paste this little paragraph in theirlittle
hats :s0G seH r assS sGg s
There will not be half the scratching
of'tickets done this Fall that these same
persons thought, just after the ConVen.
tion, there would be, especially Of Mr.
READS name and Mr., WEDDLE's. This
/ is our guess, and we have taken several
premiums as a guesser onlike subjects.
Theiteh has not broken out among the
Democrats.
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ChicagO-SEprEMBER l3-Cattle-

ChlcagO--SEprEMBER 13-Cattle--
A few prime native, shipping 81 20a5 55;
Colorado scarce and slow at S3a4 40;
Texans, quality inferior and dragging
sales at 80 S0a3r so; native butchers
slow at 50 50a3 80 for common to prime
COWS, and 50 25a3 80 for steers; closed
weak and discouraged. s0's s5g
Hoes--Philadelphia s. 40a5 so; Bos
tons $4a5 95, packers 81 90s5 so, gen
orally IS 10;light s5 25a5 30, but clos
ed at 5 40a5 So orra
SHEEP-Market easier, but all sold at
50 374a4 70 to city butchers,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-09-18

EIti is suggested that KEssrsaEE. is hi
toobe kept in office in consideration for
workdone durinGthe campaign, Mean
while the other six expectants will enter
upon araceto ascertain Which viii make
the best, ,KEssINGER - go ~ n
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Zoo Hard ON Stanley.

Week after next Stanley Matthews is
to match his feeble brains against Gen.
Tom Ewing's, in . series af public dis
cussions Thomas is nothing if not a
keen, fluent speaker, and as the autumn
leaves begin to redden under October
frosls, we look to see the brother-in-law
crawl deiectedly out of the little end Of
0hio's political horn,
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

81 siA---- 10 i4lf&sA
CEALBD Proposals be received at the
- Auditors Office In ;Woodsfeld, Monroe
county, Ohio. Wednesday, october 5,
1877, to II o'clock, NJ, for a wrought iron
bridge across Little Muskingum River at Ri
nard's Mills in Washington township; said
bridge to be IA feet long (extreme length)
and 16 feet roadway; to be completed by the
18th day of December, 1877. -
No bids will be considered unless accom-
panied by good and sufficient bond. Bid
ders must furnish plans and specifications OF
the superstructure. Commissioners reserve
the right to reject one or all bids.
/ By orderof the Commissionefs. fi'
:, WIN. WKDDLR, s
septIt '77w4. u \ O Auditor NJ. C. o.
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Wheeling SEpr.al2-The fol
lowing live stock were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
week: i2sso iaese qdt e aoqa n2
Cattle--44 head, and sold at 3a@44c,
Hogs-l25 head, and sold at 5@54c.
Sheep-6 head, and sold at 31@4c.
Lambs-5 head, and sold at 4ac69 sa
sa a .isl- VIM ,BAYHa, Sec,y.
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New YOrk-SEPT 13.-Beeves--
Limited transactions were made at 25
@12 25, but choice steers, ], ,440 pounds,
sold at IL 80; verv fair, 9 75@101 %. s1
Sheep at A 20@6 90 for good to
choice, and 5 621 for lambs.1ara otg4 u
Swine--Market quiet at s 75@6 90
for State, alive, and 6@6 so for Wes-
tern. reT -a1 Lasy7fs' - ,FFz-as3a j,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-09-18

1TWe cannot prevent hard times by
sitting in our chimney corners and grant.
ing at them. A sure preventive against
their becoming more destructive is to
cast our vote this Fall against the candi-
dates who represent hard times.
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NIesies Captured BY Montenegro.

n
VIENNA, Sept. "a Cattaro telegram
to the Political Correspondence reports
that Nicsics with 10 guns has surrender
ed Internationally, but the garrison and
.inhabitsnts were allowed to withdraw to
Gatschko. ilf @ la!-eza e
Nicsics is stronghold on the bound
ary line between Montenegro and Herze-
govina. 1t has been held stubbornly
throughout the war by the Turks, who
have expended thousands of lives in en-
deavoring from timeto time to provision
its beleaguered garrison. It's capture is
heavy blow to the military prestige Of
the Turks, while it advances correspond
ingly the fame Of the Monsenegrins. 1t
is probable that this victory will impart
renewed vigor to the insurrection in
Western Turkey. ~ a e
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wThe Democratic party has been
warning the people from year to year
that times would become harder and
harder Under the Republican policy, Is
there any one so blind as not to see 1t
nnW2 etats u r.-..- !.
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-zY Did # never occur to the mind OF
Secretary SHERMAN that . policy which
would raise his greenbacks 8 or 4 per
cent, and would at the same time force
down real, estate rs per cent, is apoor
policy-not satisfactory to those who
have their means Unreal estatep i.ai
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-09-18

~ The Republican triumph in Maine
is like the almsgiving of the miser,
nothing to nobody" The Republican
majority was greatly cut down, but the
total vote was very light. They must
be hard pressed when they crow over
this, ~ tia to g i2E
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Schurz's Timber Reform.

Secretary Schurz is making much ado
over his plan for saving and protecting
the Government timber. There arertwo,
or three old sticks in the Cabinet that
need cause him no uneasiness. They are
not worth saving. eaia ea 9afff"
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H4B Beat them in Ohio this fall, aud
they will drop .heir piratical forced re-
rumption as quickly as thief when
caught would drop sheep,
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BgIs there sane man in Monroe
County who does not know that times
are harder this year than they were last
year9 II
Is there man, not confirmed luna
tic, who cannot see plainly as daylight,
that the present policy Of boarding gold
and locking up of greenbacks must inev-
itably make times harder next year than
they are now2 st' T hus SO
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-09-18

sE Instead Of plying those poor de-
Inded creatures who are now encouraging
SHERMAS,fwe shall not weep when,I this
time nextyear, they are fumbling inlvain
through their pockets for dime to buy AZ
drink, aea. - M tgs,g sbon ga,I
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-09-18

Ey Begin to remind each other that
harder times than this country has ever
known will be the result of the success
of the policy persisted in by our fraudu-
lent President.
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EIf the forced resumption policy
prevails, people will need their "rags"
too badly to spare them for making
greenbacks of. Don't sell your rags yet.
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RAn effort is being made to bring
some of the big guns of nour party here
before the election f4oas dilw ,n;L b5ma
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Evan Evan Haney..

pY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
u out Of the court Of common piesr
within and for the county, of AonreAr and
State Of Ohio, In . case pending ID sxid
court between the above named parties, and
to nsdirected, q gill qfsr iof sale q
public auction at the east door Of the court
house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday,ths 2sM day OF September. 1877,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and 4.
O'Clock P. M. of said day, the foflowias ds.l
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter
OF section nipsteen, township four, range,
six, containing eighty acres more OF lesss 2 !
Said property sassrdersd to be soldIis ap--
praised at $1,000, and may sell for two.
thirds OF said appraisemept. Terms Of sale,.
cash.
2 aTuA + 0! LITTLE
aug2s.' '77w5. , ,ssgss. Sheriff NJ. q. O.
q. HOLLAND, Atty, 81 ?. ~,,.s
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Presented 10 the Cincinnati En-
a}a qutrer. ssn705 rgi5tr
Cincinnati Enqdirer.

Cincinnati Enqdirer.) 7g sab a
A small box arrived at the Enquirer
Office on Thursday, per express, accom-.
panied by the following note from a
prominent citizen of Newcastle, Ky, the
scene of the recent 1ynching of King
Jim Simmons and the three members Of
his outlaw band: ~ q fE9t'.e4 q 31a'
hes New CASTLE, KY, Sept 5, 1877 %
To THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER: /
send you per express to day one box
which contains old King Jim's hat, a
piece of the rope that his hands were
tied with, and the halter he last wore -
Could the Kings hat write as could your
correspondent, it could write history
of many dark deeds. 81 1r9 * 80
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Since our reports of last week the
Russians have crippled one of the
Turkish armies, that under Suleiman
Pasha; they have inflicted terrible pun
ishment to that under Omar Pasha; not,
however, without frightful loss Of life
on their own part. ..#
During the last week the Russians
have had the best of it, and are pouring
into the little square selected for the bat
tie ground thousands of reinforcements
Each party, according to the other,
continues to show barbarities as at first,
but the Turks have lost to some degree
the fierceness with which its assaults were
made.
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MARRIED On August 26th, by VIA.
H. HAWKINS, Esq, Mr.. JOHN W. Nc
CULLUM and Miss MoLLIE d. HUFFMAN
both of Monroe county, Ohio ere r
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CATTLE MARKETS

EastLiberty.P .Penn.-SEPr 1S
-CattIe-Prime 75a6; good 5a5 %; |;
common 4 25a5. ais19dl 3s9-esaf fa
HoGs-Yorkers s5 20a5 go; Phila-
delphias 5 sGa6 10. gth ed ge;ls yoes..,a
SHEEP-Selling from S3a5. .Baga -.
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The Twin Mountaln House show.

Beecher gets his board free at the
White Mountains. They'd do the same
for a rhinoceros. Hotel keepers want
something to draw crowd J5
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Chicago.

Sept l4-Flour5 ooas 90; Wheat 1
O6; Corn 43ac; Oats 24c; Rye 55ac;;
Barley 65tc, - .a,,t ~ o...,r = It''i. i5
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'CincInnati..

Sept 14--Flour 5 95a6 Is; Wheat ]
|15sI 25,,, Corn 48a50c; Oats 26a30c;
Rye 6Oa62c; Barley 50a60c. t.,ali,, r, = :
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DRESS MAKING.
+. II q * ~ --E - n II z-
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

MISS F. a JONES
HAs Just received the latest styles Of pst-
II terms from &. Butterick, New YorE, and
would respectfully inform the ladies Of
woodsfeld and vicinity that she is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORM.
Also, cut and fit for those who desire 70 hare
them made elsewhere; .yges A.sEsa
Patterns of all styles for ssle-aug28, Tins.
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s%H How are you off compared with
even one year ago2 How are your
neighbors OFF,
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New York.

Sept. 14--Flour 3 l05a9 so; Wheat /
3lal As, 55a59e; ;gs Oats ;3aa43e;
Rye 76Ac; Barley 92e so9 d9ga o7as c
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EF Bonds we're quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 14th
inst, as follows: - raa eds rfssg5l
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E Neighbors, it is full time that you
were beginning to talk about the cleo
ton. ~ 81 s li5mHd ef5
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Referred to John sherman.

/ - IITI7 BoSton fost.I 8HI n y
Eliza Pinkston is living in Madison
County, Miss. She hasn't got that Post
Office yet. 1Tc3 asl a
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.RYoU, reader, how much would it
help you to enforce all pay yments in gold
by Jan. l, 1871 {. OF ~ ea
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Bdr The Ohio election will make or
break the contraction of the currency
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The Crown Of Sorrow.
. CN, vo,L Eua.,

General Howard wishes that he was
having another university named after
him, drawing three salaries at time,
and furnishing the bricks. .l3d ti=y q
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s 2Woodsfield. sept.Is. 1877.

"a union of hearts, union of hands,
A union ofsStates none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union Of lands,
And the, FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
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And one on Saturday after Institute.
These examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock q. m. and close at pm. .tieH Fkvr4E
A fee of SO cents is required from sask
applicant as a condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance. 2 u ~
By order Of the Board igzGOOW
aug28,,77td. s. A. ATKINSON Clerk. ~
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Senator Morton is worse again and
his friends fear that his days are numer-
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The New Rule.

K1teW IUTh UIaPHIU'J
Euchre players now say "Shipka! ~
when they don't wish to order up.
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The Delaware Herald saws;

IHE Delaware Herald says;
"William H. West, 'the blind Demos
themes of Ohio swINDLED the OHIo
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY out of the sum of
sEvENTYFIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS"
The Herald descends to particulars, and
1t appears that West gained seventy
live thousand dollar suit against the Uni
versity for lady. and then married his
client. The Herald is roaring about this
Cincinnati Commercial
If this is the best defense that can be
made for WEsr's part in this performance
land ii comes from his ablest organ) we
are inclined to think that many people
will look upon it with degree Of disap-
proval, especially if they feel an interest
in the prosperity ofthe Wesley an Church
Seventy-dve thousand dollars at one
haul should entitle WEST to admission
into the secret chambers of the grabbers
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baltimore SEPT. l2.-Caltle-

Baltimore - SEPT. l2.-Cattle-
Very best on sale to-day, 64t
That generally rated first quality,4s s@5sc
Medium or good fair quality 4@4sc
Ord ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows,
Most of the sales are from 495C
Cattle frmer and more active, closing
Hogs quiet and active, especially good
quality. Quotations 75@Sc, most sales
being at 74@Sc, closing firm
Good sheep and lambs arrive in linn
tied quantities. Sheep 4@5e, grass
lambs 4@5bc. 1Fg91kSf---
Cincinnati-SE Cattle
Common, 2@2 rs; fair to medium quail.
tiles, 1903 rs; good to choice butcher
grades, 4@4 rs; fair to good shippers,
5@5 so; fair TO good Texas and Cher
okees; 2 75@3 IS; fair to good heavy
oxen, 3 75@4 75; fair to good light
feeders, 1903 Is; and fair to good heavy
do, 4@4 so ht1i4 r '4A
Hogs-Common. 4 COCA go; fair to
good light, 1905 As; fair to good
packing grades. 8 1906 30; selected
butchers, 5 -35@5. As E ~
Sheep-Commoh to faif, 2i@34c
good to choice, 34@4tc per Id. gross
Lambs-Common TO fair, 3A@4c
good to choice, 44@4ac; extra, Sc per
pound gross -.ll - ''-' - =
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OHIO UNIVERSITY.

1904. ATHENS, OHIO, 1877.
Classical, Scientific and Preparatory o. ursss
Of study Instruction thorough; expenses
low. M
4 The next term will begin Sept s; examins.
tions for admission Sept4
One student from each county In 0hie frye
of charge for tuition.
aug2S, ,77w2. WIN. b. SCOTT, Pres.
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|. Democratic State Ticket.

-NSAtOSL StO1S -lONOAS AASkASO
For, Governor,
= -. RICHARD NJ. BISHOP,
Ysbaa OF Hamilton County.s
s9lfda9 Lieutenant Governor, s'7a
g JABEZ W. FITCH, Cuyahoga.
M son hIcE fuR lsnf Es']g ~
@!ar s. Supreme Judge, aps qa,
JOHN W.lOKEY, Franklin.
EH s52clerk Of Supreme Court. e.
RfoHARD j. TANNING Franklin.
Attorney General,
ISAIAH PILLARS, Allen,
Treasurer q state, '-
ssANTH HONY HOwELLs, Stark.
go. School Commissioner, ,.,s-55 ..s2
JAMES JafBURNSI Belmont, =
eai sza Board of Public worts, apifl 'a
MARTIN sGHILDER, Ross. si'
Democratic District Ticket.
Taf esaa5f9l en-" 81 afi6Re -
IfwFor State Senator--lsth District
IpogJOSEPH B. WILLIAMS. s
-slas ylao s9ds----------'s .peuga e 81;
Democratic County Ticket.
10Y bgE ,@tset --E;1 ri & 91lst
{siq For Representative, u s71i
sal = HENRY MAURY. a.
Is raa El!v Auditor, r
VT WILLIAM WEDDLE.
a4ri M Treasurer, aa y
- % JOHN GATOHELL.
M - ~. Sheriff,
ob WILLIAM READ.
Prosecuting Attorney,
SOS JOHN P. SPRIGGS. H
Commissioner,
-. JACOB AFFOLTER, SR.
sos-. Recorder. ss,,g ~,
noT oi JAMES MYERS.
hasieai seoits Surveyor,
JOHN d. MIRACLE.
sae@ la lInfrmary Director, i
'rr .la HENRY. SMITH, 81 i5g
~ nov ltsss Coroner, iad] bgs be
.lssaxJOHN MUHLEMAM q b
sl4gE hs4a,g,-1sf erl tilE feas -taf ~ e
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Estate Of Isaac EDDY, Deceased,

hState V isaac EdQy, DecedSed>
TNHR undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrators Of the estate
Of Isaac Bddy, late of Monroe county, decd,
Dated this Sth day Of September, A. D.
1877. ~ NATHANIEL Il. EDDY,
septl1,' ,2y ,sm
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sweoasfleId, p, stock Market, +

Septen, Ger J7-Cattle 3a4c per pounds
Sheep 4tt@5o per pound. Hogs 4a4ae
per pound. ss1oss aG h9z aGRsj sji +
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sEg MfgNoLL has odDqtiestionably lost
many votes by undertaking on the sub
ject of fees, We have some recollection
ofa,oandidate wh0lofered to perform
the duties of an Office for one-half the
reanlarfees, and our turtherrecollection
is,'lhat man learned to his surprise and
sorrow that there were only about 200
men in llis county wiling 10 thus.pqtnp
thecenaty,ofices to the lowest bidder,
H'woE<--7---zs7Fg-. . = 7-7--s77HIg-eG asG'
ky There is no wild dienthusiasm among
theDemoefats Of this county, but there is
that which never fails TO bring them to
the ,ppIsf q question of deep interest 10
tbem{f In other words determination
to prevent o1iodron endorsing the Great
Fraud byswhich tue Presidency was sto-
len, and determination not to aid q poti.
cy whieIT viii l.cause depreciation OF rs
to SO per cent on their property, if not
the worse fate Of seeing their homes sold
for less than half the amount paid for
them. .5f't 's
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

TN5TRUcTIoNin College wholly By perfns:
| nent Professors, and in the Academy by
graduates OF high scholarship. Aid given
to promising young meu needingit. The ex-
penses very moderate. The College has
graduated forty classes; has large and valus.
BILE Cabinet apparatus, with $1,000 volumes
in the libraries. The next term begins Au.