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wWe want the most available man
as our candidate for Governor; we must
be wise enough to know that the man
with the best public aud private record
for honesty, accompanied by unexcep
sionable qualifications, is the most availa-
BILE. So H
It ia not the man who in stump
speech can cause the most "wool hats"
to fly in the air; It is not the man who
can most dextrously pull political wires,
snd it is not any man who is gifted
above bis fellows in political intrigue, or
whose principles are SO feeble that they
shift with every wind.
Common sesse is better qualification
than glib tongue, and common honesty
much better than a diploma from the
college Of political craft.
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GRAYSVILLE
SELECT SCHOOL, !.

1HB third session of this school will com
| mence July %, 1877. -. 49,.
& Judging from the patronage We have re-
ceived and the interest manifested by all In
attendance the present term, we expect a.
large attendance next term.a No efforts will
be spared to make this school Of thorougk
instruction. While we desire the patronage
of any wishing thorough practical educa. g
tion we especially solicit the attendance Of
those who desire to qualify themselves for
teaching. Glasses will be formed for the
benefit Of teachers. ~
! Boz .tai Juzas TUITION. a sg5 d I'D
common Branches. ..$5 00
Higher B9.............s7o 90
Good accomm odations car be had in tswn
at reasonable rates. a Teg s1rn x
For further particulars address fs~
JAMES A. WATSON.
Principal. ls
junel9,T7u. Graysville, 0hie.
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,sEHAYEs has s conscience. He is
trying to make amends for taking Pres
idcncy from the Democrats by adopting
9 part OF tho policy which his victim
would have pursued.
BE has made better use than could have
been expected OF the stolen goods, hut
they are stolen goods nevertheless.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17

EF All the reply we think it proper to
make to the Democrats article on the
subject Of the, editors letter which we
published is, that we have on file the affi-
davits of two men setting out that the
gentleman who gave the letter to Mr..
HoFFFLER did say to each of them, at diff
ferent times, that Mr. OBLINeER had said
to him that .'be did not care what was
done with the letter." or words to that
eject, and in one instance at least, much
stronger than we used in our comments
Now if any party interested, Bro.
GooDRicH included, desires to see said af-
fidayits, we will take pleasure in showing
them.
Bro. GooDRIcH says, ''The curtain
drops now 30 far as we are concerned" !"
Having set ourselves right, we say, so be
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17
Cossacks win a Victory.

On July 9th, the Twelfth Regiment OF
Cossacks, commanded by Colonel Cher.
kilasoff, had an engagement With two
regiments of Turks at Beklause. The
fight lasted considerable time, and sew
eral dashing charges were made. The
result was partial success for the Co.'S
sacks, although the odds against them
were very great, and they were not well
supported.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17

Cincfnnali-JuLY 12- Cattle -
Common, 2 25@3; fair to medium, 8 25
@4; good to choice butcher grades, 4
5O@5 %; fair to good shippers, SOS
rs; fair to good Texas and Cherokees,
8 25@4 %; fair to good heavy oxen,
A 25@5 25; fair to good light feeders,
1908 IS, and fair to good heavy do, 4
GA rs.
Hogs-Common, 4 1904 65; fair to
good light, 4 S5@5 05; fair to good
packing grades, 4 70@4 80; selected
butchers, 4 95@5; stockers in active
demand at from 4 1904 so,
Sheep-Common to fair, a3@3c; and
good to choice, 34@44c.,
Lambs-Common TO fair, 34@4c;
good to choice, 44@4ac; extra, 5@53c
per pound gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17
oNm STUDY
SCHOOL.
fNHE fourth term of this school will room-
j mence August 6, 1877, and will CON

THE fourth term of this school will soom-
j mence August g, 1877, and will con-
time in session ten weeks.
The distinctive feature Of this school Is
the PLAN of Study. The sOne Study system
has been adopted, believingitto be TEE sys-
tenn, to meet the wants of teachers. and 9TH :
ers who wish to qnslify themselves for
teaching. it is productive, of interest and
rapid development; 1t effects thoroughness in
KAoH branch; 1t gives ample time In rscita-
tion for practical work and for the discussion
of difficult points; It affords the BEST oppor-
tunities, possible, for examining different
textbooks on the same branch; it is partic-.
ularly suited to the present system Of County
Examinations. .ge1aeua a o !,
Course Of study.
lst -Enghsh Grammar--Gresns's Analysis
and Harvey's Grammar. .
2d-Geography-(study BY outline) differ
ent authors. ss{apff sssN5l.A
-Arithmetio-whitss Complete and
Rays Practical. 81 81 $50 aA
4th-0rthography-wright and others.
Other textbooks will be used for refer
ence.
These branches will be taken up in the
above order; the first will be completed be-
fore commencing the second; the second be-
fore the third; the third before the fourth;
or each branch will be continued as long ss
the pupils of each class may desire. Glasses
win be organized n Algebra, Natural PhIos.
ophy and Geometry. Lecture Class will
be organized for those who CAN ;, in addition
to the ONE STUDY, prepare short lesson in
some select branch, such as q. 8. History,
Physical Geography, Physiology or Rhetoric.
Every effort will be put forth to impart
thorough instruction. The services of .
competent teacher will be secured to assist
If necessary.
Tuition.
Common Branches. .....,.....S6 90
Higher ,............ z 90
Music, (inoluding use Of instrument) 10 90
Music will be taught by Mrs s. W, Martin.
Tuitition in advance, and no deductions except
in cases of protracted sickness. Boarding ne,
week 50 so and So 70. For further informa
tion address ,asefEiA
W.T., BOTTENFIELD,
| Principal
Antioch, Monroe Co., Ohio.--junea, '71td.
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Neto advertisements.
NOTICE.

ON the 5th day of July, 1877. the Probate
" Court of Monroe county declared the
estate of John Upton, deceased, to be prob
ably insolvent Creditors are therefore re!
quired to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months from the time above men-
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay.
ment: L. L. TIPT0N,
Admir- of John Tipton, decd.
julyl0,77w3.
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ChicagO-JULY l2-Cattle- Choice,
5 So@6 50; good, 5 50@5 so; medium,
4 75@5 40; butchers, 3 20@4 so;
stockers, 1904 90; inferior, 2 50@3 !;
Texans, a2e50@3 so.
Hogs-Market active and firm, and
about Sc higher; common to extra heavy
packing, SOFAS Is; light packing at
4 9O@5 O5; good to choice shipping,
4 90@5 10 u qfy9e
Sheep-Market dull and nominal.
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Farm and Mill for Sale.

110 ACRES of land, with good grist mill
llO and saw mill; large frame house;
good apple orchardj good we'll Of water at
the door; ou. buildings; rs acres cleared,
balance TIMBER eros, roads right at the in-
provements miles from the railroad; situate
in Wetzel county, West Va. Can be bought
on very reasonable terms. Fer further par.
ticulars call on s. GRISRLL, Jerusalem,
Monroe county, Ohio. tulyl0,'7ImI.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17

GE Mr.. Ezekiel Mills was caught in
the hail storm Of last Thursday, out in
field on his farm near Belmont, and
was exposed 20 its power for about a
quarter Of an hour He was knocked
down by a large hail stone hitting him
upon the head. He says he would sooner
go into battle than pass through an
other such storm -Enterprise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17

Settlers in Colorado under the liberal
exemption statutes Of the State can re-
tain from $1,000 to $1,000 worth of
property safe from execution. The limit
OF $1,000 can only be reached by mar
ried persons. For all, however, the
provisions are much more liberal than
in the Eastern States Colorado Gazette,
3otk uZt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17

Wheeling-JULY 11-The fol.
lowing live stock were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
two weeks.
Cattle-73 head, and sold at4a@5c.
Hogs-150 head and sold at from At
@4 10c,
Sheep head, and sold at from $40
4c; lambs from 5t@6e. fs
WIN BAYHA. Sec.y.
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More Horrors In Bosnia.

The Herald's representative az Spalato,
Dalmatia, telegraphs that the Turks are
now committing atrocities in Bosnia
which surpass in horror the butcheries in
Bulgaria, which occurred year ago
This spring unarmed and inoffensive
peasants,men and women, ARE slaughtered
in their fields, in their huts, and in the
streets of the villages, and their bodies
mutilated by the Turkish soldiery. Tur-
key has thus taken the most effectual
method of forcing Austria to occupy the
Province, and to become her open ene-
my.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17

xE Bro GooDRloH has felt hampered
by our demand for "PosIrlvE' proof =
Does not our friend, with GREENLEAF at
bis fingers ends, know that circumstan-
tial evidence may have all the effect OF
positive proofs We never asked for pos
itips Evidence, (if weremember rightly
but positive proof-thatis. such an array
Of evidence of any kind as will establish
q point heyond doubt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-07-17
Twelve Years After the War.
(Danyille News.)

Twelve years ago Richmond, with As
900 inhabitants, lay half i'll ruins. Now
she has rebuilt the whole Of the burnt
district, has established 200 factories land
with population of $4,000 people is the
handsomest city in the world. Norfolk
ships near 100000 bales of cotton this
year, and has developed trade in veg
etahles, fruit, and fish which has extend
ed through our great northern cities,
across the Atlantic,and has increased the
value of lands in the adjacent counties
many hundred fold.
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STAFFORD 's1s s
HIGH SCHOOL.
THE second term commences July 80.
i 1877, and continues ten weeks
IL TuITInM
Teachers Course. IS 90
Higher . a 90

Af y NoAAAo'. u 4 ts@-g1gas
Teachers Course. observation-disclosures SIS 90
Higher ............... 8 90
TEXT BooKs,-Arithmetio Ray and White;
Penmansbip, Eclectic System; Reader, McGuf-
fey's; 0rthography, Wright; Grammar, any,
standard work; Analysis, Greene Elocution.
Kidd; Composition and Rhetoric, Hart; y. s
History, Willard; Romsn History. Ricord; Go
ography, Eclectic Series; Natural Philosophy,
Quackenbos; Physical Geography. Warren;
Physiology, Steele; Geometry. Ohauvenet; 70
ology, Nicholson; Trigonometry, Gresalsaf;
Geology, Dana; Geometrical Drawing, Warren:
Analytical Geometry, Olnay; Lettering, Pro
jective and Perspective Drawing, Warren; Art
of Discourse, Day; Shades, Shadows and Per-
spective, Warren Land Surveying, Gillespie;
Botany, Gray; Roads and Railroads., Gillespie:
Diferential and Integral Calculus, Olnay; 6ol,
oring; Mechanics, Parkinson; Descriptive Ge-
ometry. Warren; Astronomy, Smell. 0lnstesd;
Physics, Atkinsons Gano. 9AgVh
TEAGHERs.--We will employ able and ex-
perienced teachers and will give particular at
tention to the training Of teachers and those
preparing to teach slo "a ~ atsaSi
ADvANTAGEs-Frequent examinations IN
the different branches of stndy;,a course of
Lectures on the Theory and Prastice of Teach
ing, &C.; good Literary Society. se f4 q,
Boarding can be procured either at private
house or hotel at So 50per week.
Tuition in advance
For further particulars address
w. p. MASON.
June 10, TIT. Prinoipal.
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~T The Democrat is furnishing its
readers with heavy extracts from GREEN
LEAF on evidence. Not to be outdOne
we furnish few specimens of GOODRICH
on evidence.
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For Sale.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JK.
RUSALEM, OHIO. zg

ARGR DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
IL outside conveniences necessary ;shep and
grocery; building 1890; best stable in town;
good orchard and small fruit; seven acres Of
land in good repair, with grove of timber
Will sell reasonable. For good society eans
be beat in the county. Cali and look, II You
want pleasant home.
julyl0,'77ml. SIMEON GRISRLL.
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sEThe war between the ADMINISTERS
lion and anti administration factions.
brings forcibly to mind SHAKESPEARE
whether he kill Cassie.
Or Cassio him. or each do kill the other,
Every way makes our gain"
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Nnu Xnrh-Innx1a .Reeues

New YOrk-JULY IL -Beeves -
Commonest mixed lots of Cherokee and
Missouri cattle, 5 74@9 rs; ordinary
to good steers, 10@12 90; prime and
extra, 12@12 rs
Sheep 25@6 25, with one carload
at 6 37t
Lambs-e@S 90, with very good lots
at 7 25@7 80.
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Chicago.

July l3-Flour 6 oOal0 90; Wheat l
4lal A; Corn 4Sc: Oats S2c; Rye
64e; Barley 60a65c
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CATTLE MARKETS.

East Liberty .Penn.-JULY l2
-Cattle-Best, 6 1906 rs; medium to
good, 5 50@6; common to fair, 4 500
s 25. II ..,
Hogs-Yorkers, 1906 90; Phila-
delphias, 5 30@5 so.
Sheep-Sellihg at 4@4 so. --,s-l /.
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REG General sprsoLA saws OF Post
Master General KEYs: "He is one OF
those skeleton KEYS that fit into any po
litical principle that opens the door to q
salary
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Il BEOWNSvILLE
SELECT SCHOOL.
). j. 4, M1Mnssl ,'aRsil,.IL, Principals,

THE second term of this School will com
i mence Tuesday, July "A, 1917,
and close Friday, September ~. 1871
In addition to the branches usually taught
in a school of this kind, classes will be organ
lied, if necessary, in French, Spanish, Greek,
Latin and German. sta&ass
Elocution and Penmanship will be systemat.
ically taught by competent teachers
Peculiar Advantages of the School.
A Literary Society, "A Normal Institute,
A course Of Educational and Literary Lectures.
- TUITION.
Primary Department, $3 90
Common Branches, B 90
higher Branches, 8 90
Penmanship. . Lessons, 4 90
Tuition invariably required in advance. No
deductions made except in cases Of protracted
sickness. a1o189 i1fRe a9r7sl
For further particulars address
g. MARTIN, Antioch. NJ. C. ..
]. A. MARSHALL, jolly, n. C. o.
junel9,'f7td.
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Il See a Hand You Cannot see. !.

81 see hand you cannot see; / hear a
call you cannot hear," said Mr. Chamber
lain at Woodstock, probably quoting
from Schenck on poker.
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BalfimOre-JuLY

BalffmOre-JULY 11.-Cattle--
Very best on sale to-day, 6@6tc
That generally rated first quality, 5@5sc
Medium or good fair quality, 4@5c
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows, ,S8@3&c
Most Of the sales are from 54@58c
Cattle fairly active and prices for tops
a shade higher; other grades 3@4c
lower
Hogs, light supply and market firm !;
prices somewhat higher at 6@74c, few
choice shade higher.
Sheep in good demand and unchang
ed at 4@5c.
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Philadelphia.

July l3-Flour7 OOa9 so; Wheat 2
05a2 25i Corn 61a63c; Oats 3Sa43c;
Rye 60aS5c.
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New York.

July 13-Flour 00al0 %; Wheat l
56a1 6S; Corn 5Sa60c: Oats 35a63c j;
Rye 74s7Sc; Barley 70a9Sc.
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Hayes and Louisiana.

Hiyes still endaavors to impress the
correspondents of the hurdy-gurdles
with the idea that he is not at all con-
cerned about the indictments or the
Louisiana Returning Board, and that he
has spoken 20 no one on the subject of
tlieir escape from prosecution. To off
set this alleged fact, it is positively
known that Ptkin had not been in Wash.
lnglon over two hours nn Sunday morn.
ing last before he received a message
fFom the White House inviting him 10
call and see the President. Pitkin le-
cllned the invitation, and has not gone
near the President. nor will he. He left
here tonight for New Orleans. and pro-
poses to take hand in vigorously press
ing the prosecutions The latest advi.
ces received from New Orleans are to
the effect that the
PROSECUTIONS ARE TO GO ON
to the end, and it may he safely assum.
ed that the secret history of the msnip-
ulations of the Electoral vote of Louis
lana will be brought to light Although
the two colored members of the Board
have been included in the suit, it is well
understood that there is no desire to
punish them for wrongs in which they
were no more than passive accomplices,
and it is thought an opportunity may be
offered them to turn States evidence
When the evidence that the Electoral
Commission would not receive is given
to the world, it will inevitably produce
a sensation 1t ia very likely that, as
has been stated, proof that Tilden csr,
ried Louisiana will not invalidate the
title of President Hayes. This is the
legal aspect of the case; but it is the
moral features that cause apprehension
just now to close friends of the Presi-
dent t-TeIe1rnm 10Th inst
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OiucIunati.

July 13--Flour 50aS S5; Wheat
35al As, Corn 4Sa50c; Oats 34a40c;
Rye 6Sl69c.
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wooastleId stock Market.
ooRREorED WEEKLY BY GEORGE xRrrBRsR.
MONDAY. July 1877.

July 16-Cattle 3a4c. per pound !;
Sheep 4!(N5c per pound. Hogs 4a4tc
per pound. rsase ~ iati aaiF
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GooDRIcH's three letters make of him
The third circumstance ia, that "Mr.
RUGsfeGER testifies that the Ring gave
him away' This is most reck
less assertion in the face of Mr.. RUG
sEGaER's explicit denial not only shout the
Ring not having given "him away" hut
sffi"m that he d yea not believe there is
any Ring here unless it is made up Of the
men who raise the cry; which is touch.
ing sore place.
The fourth circumstance is, that be
proved by the fact of WEDDLE running
behind his ticket, that "the Ring holted. :"
Bnt WEDDLE carried the township in
which this hobgohlin resides, by large
majority. Furthermore we believe that
Bro. GOODRICH was well satisfied, before
he published this charge, that at least
one of those whom he has by implication
charged as belonging to the Ring, did
not bolt Mr.. WEDpLE, and we have moth.
ing but his unsupported assertions that
Others did
Mr., GOODRICH says he now rests and
waits for the defense. Sly Mr. Coop.
RICH, you closed your case without evil
dence enough to warrant the killing of
potato bug; and refused to give rs the
names of the members lest you should
be buried under an avalanche OF testi.
mony that your charge was utterly void
of truth.
If this wretched attempt to support a
false charge is the best the Ring howlers
can do, it will never howl any man into
office again ss
AS we will say little more on this sub
ject until something better than wishy-
washy trash ran be shown to sustain this
base charge. we affirm that there is. not
a Court House Ring here, or anything
bearing the slightest resemblance to one
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How the Democrat Proves It's As
sertiODs.

From the Democrat July s.
cps. Since writing the above we learn
that the above letter was probably stolen
from Mr.: Oblinger's office by one of the
Rings lickspittles and duly forwarded to
the Commander-in-Chief at Woodsied
"The poor miserable thief who would
go into mans private Office and steal
his private correspondence would steal
the money out Of his safe! The gentle
man is spotted and will hear from us
again, and in the meantime if this letter
will do the Ring any good they are vel
come to it,"
Wahope # there is a Ring here that in
steal of doing them any good, it may
choke them,
But the gentleman who was "spotted"
was to hear from Bro GOODRICH again,
and he does in the following style:
From the Democrat July 1877
"We were well satisfied that card
something like the above would appear,
as we knew that John Doughersy, OF
Wayne township, brought that letter to
Woodsfield and gave it to NJ. Hoeffler
who took it to the SPIRIT Office" ro ~
This shows how we'll Bro. GoopRIoH
knew who he was talking about.
But mark what he says about the letter
being stolen and how he shows up "a poor
miserable thief"
(From the Democrat July 13,
N"0blinger pulled out our letter and
showed ito prove that the Ring or one of
its emissaries was setting up job to heat
Read and defeat Atkinson, which was
true. Dougherty said Charley, let rue
sce that letter, I'll read it and gire it back
10 you after dinner Oblineer gave him
the letter TO read, and it found It's way to
Johns pocket"
This is perhaps the most slanderous
charge that Bro. GooDRIoH ever made
against any man,and where is bis evidence
10 sustain il! Look at the charge and
then at the evidence.
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cY Mr.. GOODRICH states, when it had
no possible conneAion with the subject in
hand, that gentleman (whose name we
omit because he does not wish it TO ap-
pear) had stopped his paper before his
time was oRt, and ordered the remaining
numbers to be sent to the Infirmary. This
was awfully severe on US.
But on examining our books we find
that instead Of having overpaid, it was at
that time quite the reverse. And if he
issued such an order it got to the Demo
crat before it got to US. Our agent for the
town in which this dissatisfied Republi
can lives, has settled with us since the pa
per was stopped, and did not account for
any money received from the gentleman
mentioned. We fear the Infrmary would
not have been very grateful for the only
kind of donation in his po wer to make as
to his account with this paper
Our books are open for the inspection
of any party interested.
EFThis sentence from a letter oi
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS shows high
degree of indignation on the part of sc
cold, scholarly and diplomatic writer
"Above all, let there be left no chance
for a repetition of fraud. The corner
stone of the arch must be dragged ou
of the mud. into which it has settled
and placed on an immovable rock"
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Democratic District Ticket.
For State senator-lsih District,
JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS.
Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County Ticket
ile1 For Representative.
- HENRY MAURY.
Auditor,
WILLIAM WEDDLE.
Treasurer, aa
JOHN GATCHELL.
Sheriff.
~ WILLIAM READ.
Proeecuting Attorney.
JOHN P. SPRIGd5.
Commissioner,
JACOB AFFOLTER, SR,,
sil Recorder. Fan
yia JAMES MYERS.
Surveyor.
JOHN e. MIRACLE.
s1nfrmnry Director,
H HENRY SMITH.
Coroner,
JOHN MUHLEMAB..
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Antioch, Monroe Co., ohio.--junea, 71td