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LEGAL NoTrcE.

.TRANKLIN HARTER and R,ohsrd Hsrtsr,
10 whoss places Of fssidsnos are unknown,
will take notice that Louisa Harter. by Chris
tfan Cehrs her Guardian, did, on the It'll
day of 0ctobst A. D. l87T. nle hsf pstitipn
IN the oeurtzo of commons pleas 81 Monfcs
county, Ohio, against the said Franklin Hsr-
ter, Richard Hsrter. and others, defendants,
In which petition she asks partition Of the
following described real estate situate in the
county Of Aonros, Ohio, 70 Wit: Lot number
fortyaour 10 ssction twsnty -fouf. .stosnship
one range three, containing ff.y- eight asrss;
and for equitable relief, and the said Frank
lin Hartsr and Richard Hartsr are notified
that they are required 70 appear aud answer
laid petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 4th dxy Of December. 4. D. 1877.
Dated October %, 1877.
fRhAboN b D0HERrYeE
ET seta2 ,,77uk- Hff,ss- faH PstitipR
E@ET E5 ..lsHW ~ FN-tgt & - Y
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EThere are some things which
American politicians will not do to car.
ry an election, but Frenchmen stop at
nothing. On the eve of the recent elec-
ton, it was announced in Paris that a
mob had invaded the church of Izienx,
in the Loire, sung the Marseillaise, in
suited the priest in his pulpit, and com.
mitted infamies impossible to describe
even in Latin, and which the moral or
der journals described as the commence.
ment of 1898, All this turns, out to
have been an electoral invention from
beginning to end. Ten young men were
arrested in the commune for no cause
yet assigned, and marched off in chains
a long distance to prison. They were
kept in custody week, but released or
October Is, the day after the election
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what MAKES a BasheI i.

The following shows what constitutes
ID bushei under the laws.of Ohio Wheat,
60 pounds; rye So pounds; corn, shell.
ed, 5s pounds; Corn IN The cob, 70
pounds, pntil January. ] of each year
after it is raised, and from and after
that date, 68 pounds; oats, 80 pounds;
clover seed, 60; timothy seed, As, hemp
seed, A; millet seed, so; buckwheat,
SO beans, go; peas, co.. .5heminy, go
sweet potatoes, 80; onions, 80; dried
peaches, 33; dried apples, %; faxseed,
Sc; barley, 4S; malt, "a; Hungarian
grass.seed. 30. ai4sHhssI 5es9sbk
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(Athens Messenger, Republican, 18th inst.)
II Congress should dgopen up CONNER
cial relations with itheRpeople of thai
portion of Africa recently explored by
Stanley, we would consent-aye urge
upon the President the appointment oI
Charley Grosvenor ss the bearer Of dis.
patches conveying TO the natives assu-
RANGES of the distinguished considers
ton and friendship of the governmen,
of the United States," and there to re-
main until the cannibals or somebody
else removes him to p warmer cline.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-20

Now is the time for sportmen TO
huy their ammunition, and SMITH &
WADDELL,S is the place to buy your
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, DC They
also have Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches,
Cartridges for Revolvers. In fact any
thing you want in that line.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-20

u~We-lesrn that WILLIAM ,GkEea,
who was shot near Calais, this county,
by JESSE Ron inlS76.u has commenced
suit against Roe in the Noble County
slComnohI Blsss forb $4,000; Roe was
tried in the Common Pleas Court of this
county last Summer and acquitted.
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The P0he.

The following is cable telegram from
Rome. 18th inst, to the N Y. 2 Herald
p THE rapE GAVE AUDIENCE
To-day for period of exactly six min.
utes. He received five priests, six lay
men and eleven ladies, most of the
priests being French. His Holiness was
borne in by four palfreniers, and looked
very pale and weak. During the six
minutes the audience lasted he never
once moved his legs, but he moved bis
hands frequently, and with apparent
freedom. The appearance he presented
was that of man ,s-r>TYev-4v
ON THE VERY BRINK OF THE GRAVE, ,'
But seems to retain his mental faculties
hardly to be expected under the cir
cumstahces. IL -F..34iIk A 5ris
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GUSTAV MASSACRE.
SITTING BULL INTERVIEWED,

q Is u z EN&#FFEE E 81 a
z New Y oRx, Nov. 16. Sitting Bull has
been talking with correspondent and
telling the story Of the Custer massacre.
s'The6ght was hell--a thousand dev.
lis. The squsws were: like flying birds !;
the bullets, like humming bees. We
thought we were whipped; not at frst,
but by.aDa-by. Afterwards a number Of
your people we're killed. tell no lies
about dead men. These men who came
with the Long Haired were as good
men as ever fought When they rode
up the horses were tired and they were
tired. When, they got off their horses
they could not stand firmly on their feet
They swayed to and fro, so my young
men have told me, like limbs of cypress
in the great wind. Some of them stag.
gered under the weight of their guns,
but they began to fight at once, but by
this time. our camps were aroused and
there were plenty Of warriors to meet
them. They fred with needle guns. We
replied with magazine guns, repeating
rifles. iSitting bull illustrated by put.
ting his palms together with the rapidity
Of a fusilade. Our young men rained
lead across the river and drove the white
braves back, and then they found that
they had a good deal to do. The trouble
was with the soldiers. They we're so ex-
hausted, and their horses bothered them
so much that they could not take good
aim.s Some of their horses broke away
from them and left them to stand and
drop and die. All the men fell back
fighting and dropping. They could not
fire fast enough, though they kept in
pretty good order. They would fall
back across ravine and make fresl,
stand beyond on the highest grounds
There were great many brave men in
that 6ght, and from time to time, while
it was going on, they were shot down
like pigs. They could not help them.
selves. One by one the officers fell.-
Where the last fghttook place, where
the last stand was made, the Long Hair
stood like sheaf of corn with all the
ears fallen around him."
0Not wounded 2n
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RThe Board of County Commits
sioners met ON the 18th inst, and trans.
acted the Following business: +
The bonds of VIM, Weddle, Auditor,
and Henry Smith, i1nftmary Director,
were accepted.
p The following bills we're allowed -
Morris g. Wilson, $50 for. work on
Woodsfield and Antioch road, north of
Steed's hill; H. R West, sls,34 for
publishing Personal Tax List; A. j,
Pearson, 1926, part salary as Pros. Atty;
L. Sulesburger, $52 for work on Woods
field and Malaga road; j. Burgbacher,
81, for repairing locks and windows in
court house; Wm. s. Gregg, 49,, for re.
pairing rods on court house; F. Reef,
80 cents, for weight on court house
door; VIM. Weddle, 1856, fees as Audi
tor for 1861; Barnett Mann, 5l00,
for work on Malaga and Miltonsburg
road. 2 Adjourned. ! 3 aa = 'Aaa s3AH
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eT The largest stock o.. 0vercoats in
the County, for Men and Boys, at
- MORRIS a. &ARMSTRoNG,S.

+ Do you want some cheap Table
and Pocket Cutlery2 Go to SMITH &
WADDELL'S, who have on hands the
cheapest and. best in the market. I
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lDr16r. JAnr ID BLACK and Amily,
Of Benton township, leave this week foI
Pettis count, Missiouri, where they
propose to sreside pernanently. THT
SPIRIT will visit Mn. BACK, each week.
In his new home.
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SEE TO 1T!

As my time as County Recorder will
expire very shortly, / desire all persons
indebted to me for recording to call and
lift their Deeds and Mortgages and pay
for the same. Do not neglect this notice.
A. HosKINsoN, Recorder.
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EEWe keep on hand axes of al
kinds. VIM. Mann's best make of Plair
and Bevel axes. Also the celebrated
Double Bit axe. Broad Axes, Hand
Axes, and Hatchets DC, &c -
.gElF SMITH & WADDEtL.
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isstA son Or Mf. RoBrar CARPENTER,

who resides in West Va, was acciden-
tally shot near Calais, this county on
the 18th inst, while handling revolver.
. The bay was aged about 10 8sars, The
ball entered onshis left side, passed
through his stomach and lodged in his
liver. The little fellow fingered until u
o'clock the night of the 18th inst, when
his spirit took It's aightto the world be.
gend.
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E3aS S-T----stT7 STrV7 T-TITig ] I
The Turf, Field and Farm says the rea.
son Of Teu ,Broeek's defeat by Parole
was because be. had been oyertrained, and
was entirely out ofcopdition Itadvises
Mr.. Harper to '.le' him get big and lusty,
be be should belfromhis conformation,
trainhim properly nextspriug, and bring
him north in June. The horse which can
then defeat him must indeed be a mar
vel.'' vyr. set.,,, 2
The Democratic column is like gran
iterock in our politics, in it's 6rmness and
invincibility. 1t is like the drift in its
power of increase. where each tide adds
something to be made apart of the mass
With each election it has some new
strength. With each election the Repub-
]ican party acquires some new weakness.
This Il The positive lesson -Nashville
american, Dem.
1.-Two bills were introduced into the
House on the I2thjnst., by John T. Wait,
Of Connecticut, amcndatory of the laws
relating to postage on articles of mail
matter of the third class. The object is
to include everything printed by the pa.
|pyrograph process, and everythingprint.
ed by Edison's electrical pen The post
age is at the rate of one cent for each two
ounces OF, fraction thereof s...u.a
The list of jockeys who have been the
most successful during the present sea.
son is Barrett, who out of ITO mounts,
won "a, gaining $40,940 for his employ.
ers; Barbee cones next, with $3I,277 so,
having won 20 times in SO mounts; Hav,
ward, who only won 8 times outof AZ
mounts, gained S23, 3,625, his luck IN win,
ming the "ten thousand" mattel At the Je,
rome Park spring meeting having given
him strong hoist.
Republican papers are greatly exer
cised over the army bill. They would
Fhaye an army of sc, 900 men,te aid them
lin carrying elections. There is no ne
cessity of large standing force. Oul
neighbors are all friendly, with the ex
ception of Mexico, and Texas can attend
to her If the bride is taken off yls
BULLDozINa BARBER-"Have YOU
hair cut to day, sir ?" Customer-''No
sir" B. B (whiIe fumbling among tht
locks }-svefy long, very struggling
sir; comes clear down to your coat col
lar. C-"All right, I'll have the col
lar moved down" End OF the colloquy
A well informed correspondent writes
from Paris that in his opinion civil wal
is only a question of few weeks, per
haps days. President MaeMahon is en-
tirely In the hands of the Bonapartistl
and Clericals These know that The
Marshal's resignation would destroy
their last hopes Of governing France
But for fear of Germany and Italy tie
government would long ago have re
sorted to force.
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-sgTTyE&rTA Ky LFNYT {
"A Repository Of Fashion. Pleas
ure and InstructiOn.0
Z HARPERSs BAZAR..
ILLUSTRATES,

sA'S'-' . NOTICES or ras rRrss: - ~ :
The Basar is the organ Of the fashionable
world. and the expounder OF that worlds
laws; and Il Ia TIE authority In all matters
Of manners, etiquette, costume aid social
habits Boston Traveller. ------..---.-----
The Bazaar commends itself to every mem.
Der of the household-to the children by
droll and pretty picturssfo the young ladies
by It's fashion. plates IN endless variety. to
the provident mstron by its patterns for the
children's clothes, to p,terfamilias BY Its
tasteful designs for embroidered slippers and
luxurious dressing. gowns. But the reading
matter Of the Basar is uniformly Of great
excellence. The paper has acquired . wide
popularity for the freside enjoyment it af.
Cords, and has become an established au.
thority with the ladies Of ,America.--N.fT r
Epentng Post ASsAP SeS Z
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WANTED.

Every lady in the County who wishes
to buy Black Alpaca or Cashmere to
send and get samples from 20 =
MORRIS Il ARMSTRONG.
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Stanley the Explorer. |

LONDON, Nov. IL Stanley, the Afri
can explorer. and l20 followers have
been brought to the Cape Of Good Hope
in Her Majesty's storeship Industry
which also takes them to Zanzibar.
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PROBATE COURT.

Nov. 13.-BeDj Matthews was ap.
pointed Guardian of William T. Adams,
q minor bond $500.
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.BEUSINE ESS NOTICES.
E% Our Stock of Black Alpaccas, and
Cashmeres is still complete.
f,.,, ~ MORRIS l. ARMSTRONG.

kF Iron. Steel, Hoop Iron, Rivets
Nuts and Washers, ut 'fE f
ss8eh SMITH & WADDELL'S.
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EESMITH & WADDELL have Re.
yolyers, dun Locks, Main Springs, and
all kinds of ammunition for sporting
purposes. Give them call
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Do you want to- purchase the best
breech loading shotgun manufactured
II you do; send yoar order TO PxKkER
BRorHrRs, Msridens Connecticut.
Jerusalem. this county, is very quiet,
.Spesceable place, but ! saloon having re-
Gently been opened there Il is fair to
presume thai The people win bear emu
.sicIinthe airp before many moons shall
.haye come and gone.
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4 General GRAFT visited. the tomb Of NJ.
Theirs, and placed upon it q wreath OF
immortelles.. "a ..sasaai.J - .ai
Father HJacinthe is very anxious OF
returning to Paris to live, but the clerical
authorities have set their veto on his re-
turn under the shadow of Notre Dame.
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DIED. OSsSatafdsy, sthss 17ih inst.,
WILLIE, aged ! month and days, infant
child otSxhuEE add MAeafE DrsooS.
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wThe Best Qualities of Orlean Syr-
up and Sorghum Molasses for sale at P.
SCHUMACHER'S. Ng8vrr
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q
In the next Senate there will be q
Democrats, and g. Democrats in the
House, In the caucus to nominate a q,
S, Senator herewiIl be % lsotesi nee
essary to choice Al.
The Enquirer counts Senator VIII
LrAMs for MORGAN for Senator, on the
first BALLOT Betyoua penny hes viii
not vote for MORGAN first or at any
other stage of the proceedings. Senator
WILLIAMS will vote for G. H. P.
|sliMARrrS FLArHERrYi &ef BelIaire,i had
thirteen of his teeth knocked out las,
Summer BY, baseball, club. The game
WIS played within sbs city limits. kFLA.
HERTZ was . spectator; be has brought
suit against the city for $4,000 dam
ages.
THERE is a general demand rom the
Democratic papers for the heads .oi
DEAN, Deputy Warden, of the Peniten-
tiary, sad FREDs BLENxNfR, Il who has
been an Assistant Sergeant.at-Arms oi
the House for years past. OF with
them.
The large, dry goods house of FIELD
LETTER Il Co., In Chicago, was destroy.
ed by Gre on the Mth inst. Loss OF
building, $500, 900; on stock, s1,2oO,.
900. Insurance on both, $l,250, ,0G0. y
There were. four men killed, nine badly
burned andi90o men and women thro WI
out Of employment by the fire.
| REUBEN PRocroR was taken from The
officers at Indianola, Iowa, on the 14tt
inst :, and hung up until dead. sThers
were no masked men, nor was there any
attempt at disguise, PRocroR was char
ged with shooting a Miss CADfaAN, ani
beings desperate character the people
determined to rid the community'of him
II TArxADat, the eccentric preacher 0
Brooklyn, says Of MoRRIsEr's election
-aThe reelection of John Motfiseyg q,
State Senator seemed to be necessary
in order that the people might realiz'
| what we have done He has not beer
slected BY his Old tine partisanss butsb,
the Republicans. Hamilton Fish, Gen
eral Grants Secretary Of State, votet
for him. The brown-stone fronts voted
bforhin. and 7if yseme Of yon bad liyes
There you would have voted for hin" !"
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~MORRIS d. ARMSTRONG have
the best selection and largest stock of
Boots and Shoes, of any house in Eas
torn Ohio -
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aaasI asIENATHAME4 BssHpg, an old resi-.
dent Of Marietta, Washington county,
died on the oh inst, aged 50 years, :
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Gold closed in New York i'n on the
18th insty as sL02tasoa o.
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WT0bscecs5s buyers in 7 BArnesville
ARE paying from ss 70 sb per huns hundred,
The price loEtying i Po cents per hun
= dnef1r ...l... ...,L. :. ....l.ai..n =. Il
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Ana one on saturday after Instituss. ,stn7
These examinations, win commence !. At {
O'Clock q. m. and close at 4 p. m.
A fee Of SO cents is required from eacf
applicant as condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board. ss
aug2S,'77td. s. A. ATKINSON Clsrk.
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4; HThe tobacco warehouseat Bellaire
win be completed about the 6rst Of JAN
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'uogd!Iosqns 40
Ausds uotsup sdadus eq, ssplo Gsdow
eopo asod 10 Hosqo 40 pisAIoJ o. pe'
-ssnbsI sis a,uuooseoIuoN 10 ano eA!I
QUA t4rs,as aFL 70 'sIsq!losqns ~ &
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New, new Advertisements e as 4 L..

SHoRfs-Common Pleas Court con-
-s,senes on Tuesday, December 4tha
r q Cheese should be eaten, with fork.
Sosa A lady should not stretch her feet out
company. - il'E v'As 9 e.... ,sss - r.
FRAsx MArcHrrr, of Malaga, is ly-
ing very sick with fever. =
.,J.zr Hrvrr,. aged, % wears. died re.
Gently ii Muskingum county.
n.n.v. ,.ha ,be last 1. & mecca . = of ANYTHING
There, !. supoesed to be- more. ,,.q Z
wr.c.. 81, :, so,s,.on 81, or'. .a.a
s.sgo vssrs, a;e,,s ON the 9th ;nstO IA
ss'ss,,a. 9, g. e - ....o, 80. =, ~. hs
20, A.",.. p.S.s. ss~ss .a,,a,;s-i,' -
- - "a, ..ss.s.,.s 4
n. aas !. na, ny ~ III. p;,,,
s's's. pa' A'' "-s "ei esit-,'' 80
0'auolu s.u s'''S usa's.s
ns''ns s.ou' 'e
Oac00. NO 'AlsS ss''
nosna :, 'ue - -, ~ .. sOa' ,.' ,ns.suDy.,
npoqnss' ss.sSs i'S'. NsA' ''S' ''s''
5soNnsDlp IN 'ns conn'ss19ow
,s..li'sa,e ne lssu'at e'ee MI s rsSSNa % y
Coun'y Commisslone,s commences On
bsa MONDAY Veoennef ssosaa ssssd sia
So Tobacco raisers 40 seneca toWnsnipl Vnfs
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fDa;ly Ohio Statesman. 10th inst,

- Judge J. W. Okey having been elect
ed TO the Supreme bench, he yesterday
rendered his resignation to Gov. Young,
as a member of the Codifying Commis
sion. The resignation was accepted and
George B Okey, at present Clerk of the
Commission, was appointed to fill the
vacancy. The new appointee though a
young man, is fine lawyer and is thor
oughly conversant with the work, hay
ing been connected with the Commits
sion since its organization: a. TA8
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RThere were several Township In.
stitutes ID this county last Winter. Bet
Atsr lofganise'then sgsin. ! Z oa IA
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g~ Gen. Grosveror threatens to start
a Republican paper in Athens. Woods
field Spirit Of Democracy.
{ Yes the General wants an elephant to
keep, we suppose. Only ton OF hay a
day, you, know, and half bushel Of
HFencii confeetions and an acre of gin.
oerhread. Athens Journal.
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EFPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS. &
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EE Fruit Trees, 1lgFs 8le !
Grape Vines,
Evergreens,
And Shrubbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. M. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention. saa.s .RsF38Sb
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~Whau the xriter-of q letter bear.

E When the writer of . letter bear.
ing special request for its return, II not
deliveredwithin gwen time. changes
his residence prior to the return Of such
letter, the same may be forwarded to bis
address without sdditional charge Of
postage. Postmasters have the right to
resd, the contents Of postal cards, and
e exclude them, from the mails if con.
tanning indecent, obscene or lasciyious
delineations, but the information thus
obtained must not be divulged, or lin
any way made public.
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E@ Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 10th
inst, as follows:
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= - HFEsaaaaaE
: Notice to Teachers. : :

rHE Board of Examiners Of Monroe county unity
u will hold meetingsfor the examination Of
reachersas follows: m gI1IEfi
At Woodsfsld, Saturday, September 8, 1877.
do do do 20,
do do October lSsr"
- do . de-. 4 } dot S77s J
do do November 10,
do do do % a
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ITEMS.

a srs4roe TnunMAs favOts tie silver
biz { BGA -
CoNeREss will likely adjourn on the
22d inst. -, ~
The people Of Ohio don't want Sal.
ary grabber in the u S. Senate.
The corn crop Of Illinois this year. is
$40, 100000 bushels. Pork and pone.
I sAls.sk esshiarIdied hi Pennsylvania
last week while testifying as "a witness.
IS TWENTY RouR thousand dollars re-
Gently disappeared rom the Clermont
county, 20 J treasury.
! .lSEsAr5Rs CoskIrsa, EDHUsps, HOWE,
HAMLlN and WApLElsH are making war
onsHArEs appointments. ar ergRA
CoxaREssnAs An SNALL, of South SCaro.
lima, has been convicted of bribery and
will laud'in the Penitentiary for a term
Vi years. $1,000 - {
The money power in the East is thor.
oughly alarmed sat; the prospect, Of the
silver bill becoming q law. and the re
peal Of the resumption act.
The VANDERBItf viii case in New
York is exhibiting some sdirty linen"
to the public gaze that might Just as
well have been kept under cover. ,
TIE army will hereafter number 20
600 men. Now muster out several hun,
dred officers who draw large pay and
haveIvery little duty to perform.
An agent 81 the Russian Goyernment
he's arrived in this country to contract
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