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RIf reports be true, which are nc

gIf reports be true, which are not
yet contradicted, the Turks must have
murdered more than a hundred thousand
women, children and other non-combat-
ants, solely because they were Christians
1t is said that in the Southern slope of the
Balkan Mountains they have not left q
hut standing or human being living
that they could reach. The widest Ind-
ans never we're guilty of 1.-THE OF such
atrocities.
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EAccording.to the Republican Plat
form Congress must adopt such measures
as will enable railroads to "secure fair re-
turns for capitalinvested,' and "fair wa
ges to the employees" W.
II this wild project is undertaken rail
road stocks which now sell at 8 to cents
on the dollar will come up to par. This
would be spretty thing for the stockhold
ers, but would not the vaults Of the
Treasurer soon find men In them scratch
ing around for that last dollar2
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.EEThe Maine Republican Convention
fatty refused to endorse President
HAYES. ~ Ta H e4 2 hli

sH Remember all the time, ane espe
cially at the polls, that to vote the Repub.
lican ticket, even 10 Ohio, is to vote that
after the 3lst of December. 1878, you
must pay in gold. orits equivalent every
debt You may owe.
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GEThe Secretary Of the Fair will
take all articles in town, intended for
exhibition in the Floral Hall, to and
From the Hall free of expense.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Washington Township.

EVANSVILLE, MONROE COUNTY, OHlo,l
August Is, 1877.
Ed SPIRIT: A communication having
appeared in the Democrat Of August II,
dated August IL, and signed "X,' con
tanning a sensational aid untruthful. ae-
count Of difficulty between Dr. Dillon
and Jssmes A Watson, the "other side
wish to say that a judicial examination
will be more satisfactory than the mere
statement Of *" who is well known
here. -s z.
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vOgeler at Home.
(Akron Argus.)

Voeeler does not seem to be walking
away with the votes of Hamilton Coun-
ty after the manner expected by the Re
publcaGs He is not the fine bird they
thought, but only buzzard. And he
will run behind West in the Cincinnati
strongholds.
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ChIcagO-AuGUsT 16-Cattle-Tex-
ans, 2 50@3 10.
Hogs-Smooth bacon and shipping
grades higher; heavy and rough pack
ing, 4 60@4 95; shipping, 595 Is;
heavy packing,5 1905 20; light smooth
and packing, s 3o@5 so.
Sheep-Weak and unsettled at 2 50@
q 5s
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A new Indian policy is to be adopted.
Hayes announces his intention OF abol-
ishing the agency system, giving the
management of the outl osts to expert.
enee0 army efSeers.
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CATTLE MARKETS,

Wheeling-AUeUsr 15-The fol
lowing live stock were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the las
week:
Cattle-4l head, and sold at 31@43c
Hogs-l14 head and sold at 43@5c
Lambs-65 head, and sold at 4f@5c.
VIM BAYHA, Sec'y.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

~DAyID WAGNER, of Pultney town
ship, Belmont county, was nominated
for State Senator, by the Democracy of
the Belmont Harrison District, on the
a6th inst.
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EnIliaHl lNrH-AIrGItsr lh-(

EaItiaM Ore-AUGUs l5-Ca'tle-
Very best,on sale o.dav, 6 M65c
That generally rated first quality,43@5Se
Medium or good fair quality, 3a@4;
Ord'ry. thin Steers, Oxen B Cows,3 @34c
Most of the sales are from 4l@5c
Cattle during the past week have been
fairly active, but prices are somewhat
lower
Hogs have been in fair demand and
prices are a shade easier at 7@7sc
Sheep have been steady and demand
fair at 4@3c
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wThe Republican Platform hearti

wThe Republican Platform heartily
sympathizes with the. men who could NOT
get adequate wages, and at The same time
II approves the action of the State and
National governments in, their efforts TO
put down by force the men who claimed
that their wages was inadequate to their
comfort and independence"
In other words they are trying. by du-
plicity, to gain the votes of both sides.
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EFL Let every man who has signed
the Pledge show to the world that he
can and will observe and keep it invio.
late.
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New YOrk-AUGUST 16-Beeves =
Transactions in cattle; S4@9tc for CON-
mon to prime native Western steers,
with sale of one carload of poor mixed
Virginia cattle at S@94c
Sheep-M Market uncommonly dull with
! light trade at 4l@64c for common to
prime sheep, and 44@6ic for lambs
fair to good sheep mainly held at $40
6f;; fair to good lambs, 5a@6tc.
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Egg Mr.. JACOB VERNON and Mr..
FRANK OKEY, of Iowa. and Mr. JuHN
OBLINGER, Of Philadelphia, are visiting
friends in this county.
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EF II is estimated that there are three
million people in the United States viii.
ling to work If they could get employ.
nent
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DY virtue of q certain order Of sale issued
IL from the court of common pleas withit
aud for the county Of Monroe, and State oil
Ohio, IN case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me direotedi
will offer for sale at public auction at ths
east door Of the court house In Woodsnsld,oH
Saturday, the 25th day of August, 1877;
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit: sag ,4stfl ils 30
The undivided half of the following prog.
erty: Beginning at stake on the section
line eighteen rods north of the section cor.
ner Of section eight, township four OF range
FIVE; thence southeast dfty Ave degrees twelve
rods to stone, thence northeast forty de.
grees sixteen rods to 4 Stone; thence north
west forty three degrees twelve rods to d
stone; thence southwest fifty four degrees
eleven rods and twenty one links to sssus
on the section line; thence on the seotion
line six rods to the place of beginning, CON.
tanning | and 40.100 acres more or less,
Said property SO ordered to bs sold il 40.
praised at 1900, and may seil'for two thirds
Of said appraisemsnt. Terms Of sale, cash.
Al acf.- ..,s +. o. LITTLE.
july24,77ws. Sheriff u, c. o.
oKBr 4 oKsY, Attys for pltf.
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George Alfred Townsend makes fun
Of camp,mee,ings now, but some day
when Satan catches him with his collar
off he'll sing different song.
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WO0dsfieId stock Market.
August 20-Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 43@5u per pound. Hogs 4a43e
per pound, aJ4
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Chicago.

August 17-Nour 5 0Oa9 90; Wheat
93a1 10; Corn 42a43c; Oats 23c; Rye
53c; Barley Csc.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
George Nsf
John Wright ct al.


pY virtue Of a certain order Of sale, Issued
u from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. in . case pending In said court between
the abovo named parties, ami to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the 25th day of august, 1877
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock q. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, of said day. the following de.
scribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit; gd Asig 20 zi4agvoA aais1 st! s
The northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section twenty -ons, township two
Of range, four; also, the southwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section twenty :
one. township two Of range four; also, .
part OF the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty-ons, township
two Of range four, commencing at the north
west corner Of the above described land;
thence south eighty rods; thence east twenty
rods; thence north eighty rods; thence west
twenty rods to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning in all ninety acres, be the same more
or less. s,sgs e
Said property so ordered to be sold Ia ap-
praised at $2,2s5, aud may ssll for two
thirds Of the appraisemens. Terms Of sale,
cash. $40 Fl4 t
= T. o. LITTLE,
| july24,T7w5. d "a Il Sheriff N. C. o.
0xEr & okzr, Att'ysi for plaintiff.
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EFWhile the stories of Russian losses
in the recent battles must be largely dis
counted, coming as they do through
Turkish sources, we find that many who
ought to be the best informed give them
some credit. The fact that at several
points the Russians have been driven
back, together with the further fact that
they fought most stubbornly, would be
strong evidence that they have met with
severe disasters.
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Philadelphia.

August l7-Flour O0aS 90; Wheat
40al "A; Corn 60a6lc; Oats 33a4Oc ;
Rye 65s70c.
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woodsaeld. August II, 1877.
apresamosc,rr cratic cratic State Ticket.

.dsa saii--- ii 4Fd Hts.
: For Governor, % u
ny. RICHARD M.aBISH0P, rs
sgiosq Of Hamilton County.
II. Lieutenant Governor,
JABEZs W. FITCH, Cuyahoga.
e griH Supreme Judge,
JOHN W. OKEY, Franklin.
e Clerk Of Supreme Court.
3 3 z. TANNING, franklin.
~ Attorney General,
I ISAIAH PILLARS, Allen.
eaa o Treasurer Of State,
ANTHONY HOWELLS, Stark.
silj schosl missioner,
JAMES j. BURNS Belmont
Beard Of Public Works,
MARTIN sCHILDER, Ross,
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New York. a
August 17-Flour 2 50aS rs; Wheat
l 2Ial 40; Corn 52a5Sc; Oats 37a55c;
Rye 72c: Barley &c.
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ssa SHERIFF'S SALE. ass 4
gsaSeAi. So
Frederick Ketterer
~ 4ssA Ssys z kfssss&iS
i Adam j. Myers ct ali TT {

: fs Il
QY virtue Of certain order Of sale, Issued
- from the court Of common pless, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and STATE Of
Ohio, in case pending In said court tstweeu
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house In Woods6sld,
on
Saturday, the 18th day Of august, 1877,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock ana. and 1
o'clock p. M, of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Msnros county.
Ohio, to wit: a6i,s 5fssi s39sS
Part Of the southwest quarter Of section
eight township four of range Ave, contsining
one ami half acres. s .gd1s% bas aEa'Tl
Also, commencing At stone at the south
west corner Of section eight. township four
Of range i've, and running east to the town.
ship road; thence with said road northeast 70
the line of Myers B Nixon, near the sawmiir;
thence with said line ef Center township;
thence With said line south to the place cf
beginning, containing thrss-fourths OF an
acre more or less, being the same premises
conveyed by VIM. B, Drum and wife to A. 1.
Myers. -
Said property 50 ordered TO be sold IL ap.
praised at, hrst tract $3.50 second tract $50.
and may sch for two-thirds Of said sppraiss.
ment. Terms Of sale, cash.
TO. LITTLR,
juiy24,'77w6. Z Sheriff u. c. o. {
0KEr 4 OKsr Att'ys for plaintiff.
= 4
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Cincinnati.

August 17--Flour 4OaS 65; Wheat
l l0a1 25, Corn 43a50c; Oats 25a3lc.;
Rye 57a5Sc.
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Yetu 9bbertisements,
For Sale.

T,HE SIMMONS HOUSE,, in New Matamoras,
l is for sale on very reasonable terms. The
house is in good repair, and stabling good.
Address JOHN MARTIN. Clarington, Monroe
Co., o., or DR.. r. P. MARTIN, New Matamo-
ras, Washington Co, o. aug21,'77w2.
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Democratic District Ticket.
For State senator-lsth District
JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS.
Democratic noe County Ticket.

eiaEs For Representative.
aa HENRY MAURY.
Auditor,
WILLIAM WEDDLE. ~
Treasurer,
JOHN GATCRELL.
Sheriff,
WILLIAM READ.
Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN P. SPRIGGS.
Commissioner,
JACOB AFFOLTER, SB.
Recorder. d.
JAMES MYERS.
80 Surveyor.
rs JOHN E. MIRACLE.
lad aiis Infrmary DIRECTORY
Es7 HENRY SMITH.
Coroner,
~ = John MUHLEMAN.
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sHERIFFs SALES.
--'---------------
SHERIFF'S- SALE.
George CIozier, Admir-,
Tolbert s, Rutter and ano.

Z !
DY virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State OF
Ohio, In case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and TO me directed,
will offer for sale at public suction at the
east door of the court house In Woodsfeld, on
Saturday,ths 18th day of September, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'olock-a m. and
o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio to wit: IS
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty-six, in township
four of range fyss containing forty acres
more or less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is sp-
praised at S and may sell fer twoahirds
Of said appraisement. Terms Of sale, 5000
on day Of sale and balance on confirmation.
rEep3 T, o. AITTLR,
aug14,77w6. Sheriff ". c. o.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Ats'ys.
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EsSomc people cannot understand
how CHARLES 1--WE would prefix Col or
Gen or Rev to his name, but we forget
his tille) GRosyENoR wields 50 much po-
litical influence We presume the same
persons fail to see clearly how TWEED
ruled tie State and City of New York for
so many years. We do not wish to i'm
ply that GRosvEsoR is as bad or as able as
TWEED, but it shows that men Of ares-
tionab'e reputation can become and re.
msin for years great power In politics.
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Eg The working-man's party in th

g The working-man's party in this
State already looks more formidable than
the greenback party or the prohibition
party. As is usual with parties now a,
days, they ruined their platform. It's
motto is "More work and more pay" If
they had made it "less work and more
pay" they would have carried this tow
with decided majority, and Barnesville
with an almost unanimous vote.
That phrase, "more work." will take
that party to an untimely grave.
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FB Bonds were quoted in the New
York market at the close On the 18th
inst, as follows:
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WANTED.

Walnut Lumber.
A DDRESS. stating what amount you have
II and how long 1t has been on stick,
WATT & McKRRVER,
msy15,'77tf. Bafnesville, Ohio.
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MARRIED On the 5th inst, by E..
MARTIN, Esq, of Lee township, Mr.
JOSEPH PRICE and Miss SUSAN SHOOK.
On Thursday evening, the 10Th inst
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
ISAAC HILL, in Beallsville, by Elder j.
w TATE, Mr. LEWIS .. THoRNBERRY
and Miss MARY 7 HILL.
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TRIED FOR MURDER.

The trial OF Henry y. Won hda, indicted for ihs
murder OF Willie Harvey. boy IN his employ, was
common ccd yesterday Ut Pennington, M. Won E,dais
about thirty years OF age, with pleasant coun-
icnance. lie defended by George A. Alien and John
lAhy Tho State il represented by Prosecutor
Rafferty,, assisted by Attorney General StocKton. and
John H. yauierstlcc, from PhiIadelphi.. Toe latter
gentleman was nga:ed by the Philadelphia veterans
Of the late war rhe case rs stated by the prosecutor
is SUBSTANTIALLY as loIlows:-von Eija. vino lived
pear Lambcrtviilo in the iali OF 1879! went
TO The soldiers Orphans Home, IN Phadsi-
pha. procure boy 10 work Tor INN.
He anay obtained the consent OF the oIicals take
Willie Harvey lad nitceG years OF age, promising
hin we'll aud ~. nim AS his ,wn chiiL la
auoul months he brought Min back 10 the city IN
u horriuc CONDITION. hall starved, scanitiy clothed.
and taet frozen that Of toes dropped or
The boy told terrible tale OF the treatment To had
received from Won Eida and died Ia lev days sner
his return You Eda hud after the bov'r DEATH but
was arrested few months ago. and has pee been ~
Jaii wo witnesses have been examined. VINO con.
urmcd tie Prosecutors statement, The case viii
probably occupy three days, and excitcs muen
tt,fnr
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COAL MINERS WAGES.

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM PRESIDENT oowRN.
PorrsviLLE, Pa, Dec. 4. 1877.
The Miners Journal tomorrow will publish the
following important istter:-
, TIE PniLADxLPHIA AND READING Coal AND IRoxl
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ), 1871
HIxRY PLxAsAxTs, Chief Engineer, PottsvilIe:--
DEAR SIR am told that tho average price OF
coal for December Will require = reduction Of
wages OF about 81 Or 80 per cent below the
basis but you may pay our msn ut not less
Than 80 per cent under The basis Our
railroad tolls Tor November were the ~ those
prevailing In the summer, when agreed not TO 70
below 80 por cent. In September ana october, when
ths Snuimpm ~ per ce0i, were ftsiing 81 60
Ter tolls and ifsghts against 81 Is Tor
aud you can inform the men that during next year
Ter every twenty-five cents advance IN tolls aud
freights The mipmum OF wages Will be advanced 10
PEI CONT In other WoFas when our freiyhls tolls
are 81 SO the minimum will DO 20 per below the
basis; whom they arc 81 10 the minimum will be 10
per cent below the basis When get back 20 our
old Of 81 this basis VIII be The minimum. In this
wsy the men rest assured that hereafter high
iregbts which We want TO get, with be high wages,
which they want and which should like TO see them
get FRANKLIN D. G0WEN, President
expected that this will give general satisfaction
to the many miners the employ OF that company, as
they have certainty Of sharing In any improve
OF the prices or COAL which would naturally tend
TO increase In tho rates OF tolls on tho railroad
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DEADWOOD INVESTED.
United States Troops Ordered to
the Black Hills.
INDIAN OUTRAGES.
Killing Defenceless Men and
Women.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !


BISMARCK, d. T., Dec. I, 1871
Orders were received to-day at Fort Lincoln for
Companies L E. L and NJ, OF tho Seventh cav
airy. TO move at 10 Deadwood on forced
marches. The battalion will only muster
1874 men, followed by thirty two Wagons and their
tsamstera The troops arc IN condition to move,
and Will be Oh when they strike tho Indians.
courier has been despatched to Standing Rock order
Ing the infantry stationed there the scat Of
Companies from Forts Smelling and 5lsso:o on ex-
pcc,ed mere wa lightning trains.
DgADwooD SURROUNDED INDIANS
Important messages have been dying in every
direction from Bismarck to-day, and the air is
heavy with rumors OF bloody times between
Dsadwood is completely Invested. heavy wagon
train on Custer Road has been captured. and Bis
marck's Josephs arc banqaeng upon the blood OF de'
fenccless and women. Tho weather Is cold windy
the troops II campaign - tho issue Of the trouble.
The seventh cavalry battalion will not be able 20 leave
until tomorrow night or Thursday morning.
~ LATER.
The Deadwood stage, which arrived tonight, re-
ports train Of eight Wagons loaded with provisions,
captured by Sioux Indians near Sulphur Springs.
Four horses killed and six driven on. The pro.
visions oil taken. The Indians estimated at 600
uDmoestcd Captain Edgery's company Of tho
Seventh cavalry recently posted At sulphur Springs
is marching In, not having heard Of Dsadwoois
troubles. Edserly himself arrived by today's stage.
sAvAcRs RAIDING ON TRAINS AND RANCHES.
DxADwoop, D. r., Dec. 3, 1917
Many rumors in circulation about Indian depre-
dations the northern routes but few be traced
TO reliable sources On Saturday last men reached
Crook City suffering from exposure and want Of iood
They report that their camp on tho Belle Fourche
River about iorty miles from this city. was attacked
by baud OF than two hundred Indians. Their
party kept tho Indians bay for time but
finally forced to abandon the camp. leaving their
h0rsos mules and camp eQuipage IN addition 10 other
property cRptured by The Indians during the light
Three Indians were Killed but no whites wsre injured
A report from another source states that y band oil
indians visited Madden's rancho, " the Cheyenne
crossing OF the Fort Pierre route and drove OIL all the
a heavy trail was discovered last week leading
across Bismarck road. AZ the Intersection OF the
trail with the road the Indians had made . crude
sketch Of Indian ana white man frsssrnizng, sur
a rapcne on the sidney road. six miles IRON Crook
Into the woods The inaiaos ransscfsd Tho house
and DESTROYED ~ The propsr,y they S could nnd'
The County commissioners were informed BY Gen.
s
also 70 the setlisments IN the Black Hills
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ACCUSED OF FORGING.
CROOKED CONDUCT ALLEGED AGAINST Bos-
TON MERCHANT.

CROOKED CONDUCT ALLEGED AGAINST Bos-
TON MERCHANT.
[Dx TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. s
Bosros, Dec 4. 1877.
X. g. Peabody, Of the arm Of Peabody, vandyke h
Co, lumber dealers. at No. IA Kiby street, Is In Gus
tody charges Of forgery. IL 10 alleged that he has
given within the past year dozen or fifteen OF
hts notes Tor 900 each, and forged the names
Of vandyke and Henry Merrill, other members Of the
Arm, a. indorsers Among tho holders OF these notes
was A. N. Beattis, OF Lancaster N H., who had two
given on one and two years Last week, becoming
. htlo suspicious OF the paper be very
learned that the Endorsements forgeries lie then
consulted Peabody, who acknowledged his guilt, and
volunteered 10 go to ST. Johnsbury. W., where tho
notes were given, without the iormaity of rcQu ISL
ton. This no did, and yesterday he there held Tor
trial is related that Van Dyke and Merrill gave Pea
body $40 600 IN ten notes tor rent Of lumber mill
Mclnd0c's Falls VI. Other held us ioilows:-
One by Charles W. Weeks, OF Canaan. VI. three by
Lane Ptkns Brock, OF Montpelier. W. Two By the
Merchants National Bank OF ST. Johnabury, one by
the First National Bank the same CITY, two by tho
National Bank OF Newbury, VI. and two by persons in
Boston. II 10 supposed that Pcab0dys object IN
forging the notes Was 10 take up outstanding paper
upon which his father, X. w. Peabody, was the In.
dorser as 10 relieve his father whom eprvod
OF large amount Of money.