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What old Farmers saw.

COLUMBUS, o July 3-Old farmers in
this vicinity, who have resided here for
more than half century. state that dur
ing that time there has never been a bet.
ter crop of wheat and grass than the pres
ent season promises to produce. Corn
is rather backward on account of fire.
quent replanting. The oats and potato
crops will be abundant. The wheat har-
vest is in progress, but is interfered with
by the frequent rains. 's''9 isEs ai's
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UTbe letter writing business has
turned out 20 Improbable to the shouters
OF "Ring'' that they are trying new ex-
pertinent BY rescrting 10 general reputa-
eon.
But suppose two men say there Is no
Court House Ring for every one who says
mere is, does this not make the charge
hind OF sick likep
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Governor Ludington, Of Wisconsin,
has written letter saying that he will
not be candidate for denomination be.
fore the Republican State Convention.
james Towers, carman, has been ar
rested for completely in the New York
silk smuggling frauds. Owens and An
drews7 have given bail. John Scott,
leader of the smugglers, it is believed
has escaped. ' ata f,.aa
Prince Bismarck mas again spoken on
the Eastern question. The Herald's
correspondent in Berlin telegraphs that
the Prince, in acknowledging the impos-
sibility of the Turks making long re-
sistance to the Russians, said yesterday
that he advocated a conference of the
Powers, at which could be arranged q
scheme Of mediation looking to peace.
Fancy all the diplomates who heard this
remark in Berlin last evening looking at
each other and laying their fingers on
their noses.
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mrbe slde issuaess which Bro. Coon

RThe side issues which Bro. Coop
RICH raises (which we will not say,
though strongly suspect. are to create a
diversion from the main issue will be
carefully preserved, and if they can be
made useful to the public, they will re-
ceive attention. =
In the meantime we wish it understood
that we are not to be held as admitting q
multitude Of charges which we cannot
now spare the space to copy and refute.
These would be very much less numer.
Gus il Bro. GOODRICH did not rely SO
much on very bad authority.
At present We want the names Of the
members OF the Court House Ring,
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Wheeling-CHRIsTMAN YARDS
july 4-Cattle-The arrivals for the
last five days were 81 head and as fol-
lows Common 3@3lc; fair 3@4tc;
choice 41@54c The most of the sales
were from 4t@5c. The market is fair
at quotations. 3,
Hogs-Are very scarce, only l3 arri-
wing during the week. There is little
inquiry. Quotations 44@4 3-5c.
Sheep-S7 head arrived and sold from
2@4tc The demand for good sheep is
fair. One lot of 10 head of scalawags
brought only 35 90. = '' ~
: Lambs-73 head we're offered and
sold at 5@53c. The demand is only
moderate. io -
Calves-15 head offered. Sold, from
4@l0 90. Demand good. w
Mich Cows-Five head were on tht
market and sold reasonably prompt
Quotations 25@40 90
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A Fair oner.

II Bro. GooDRIcH has struggled so
long in vain for the letters which were
to settle the aRing" business, and OF the
affidayits OF their contents which so per
sistently elude his well meant efforts,
end IL he thinks we have better facilities
than he for getting such letters, we will
volunteer all the aid in our power.
Understand, Bro. GOODRICH, that We
mean exactly what we say, when We as
sert that II there is Court House Ring
here, we will contribute at least as much
toward smashing It as you will.
Aud to this end, il you know, as you
say you do, who compose the Ring, and
will give US publicly or privately lisi
Of their names, we will do what you
continue to finch from doing, though
much importuued we will publish theil
names, and will thereby take all the obi
um which you seem 10th to incur.
Furthermore. if difiidence or squeam'
ishness about offending somebody pre-.
vents you from publishing any letters in
your possession, which prove the exist
ence Of Court House Ring, and il you
will publicly or privately put us on the
track of such letters, we will do our ut
most to obtain them, and will have them
published.
You furnish no evidence which
amounts to q rov Of pins, and II there
is any substantial evidence give it to US
or direct US how to get it. We repeat
that if the truth hurts any man he de-
serves to be hurt, especially If be be-
longs TO Ring.
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From the Democrat.|

We beg leave to first call Bro Viii.
liams' attention to our article above,
where it saws "guiltv hut not Positively
proven" SO all of his efforts to lash
himself into fearful fury of the "guilty
hut not proven" and leaving out the
positively" part Of it comes to naught.
We will give Bro Williams the henefit
of sayirg that we presume it was not
intended on bis part as we wishto treat
him fairly II he has 30 tortured our
article into meaning that we had "come
down without shooting" he is very much
mistaken as we still stand by our asser.
tions, that from the general reputation in
this county, which would he admitted as
evidence in the case, is first that there is
Woodsfield Ring: End, that Bro. Will
Iiams furnishes the brains, of said Ring,
or in other words, he is the one to whom
all moves are submitted, for approval or
disapproval-does the fine hand writing
behind the scenes, but at the same time
has the finest kind Of snake fur m the
bottoms of his feet, so that he leaves no
trail ! Democrat 9Th. if;a
A long text, bat the sermon viii not
be much longer. -
First, the word positively" vas left
out inadvertently. Still we fail to see
its force. II a thing is "provenp 4: must
Of necessity be proven positively or it is
not proven OF all Has not our brother
grown a little rusty In his GREENLEAF,
and confused the terms ''proof' and
"eyidence 2" The former term is no,
mentioned in the. long extract from
GREENLEAP which he cites. 3e9s..l. 70,
We readily concede that general rep
utation" Is admissible as testimony in
some cases, but there is long, long
stretch between the admissibility OF evil
dence and the proof Of charge, whether
that proofiis "positive" or not. As to
the reputation that we belong to q Ring.
we have no other evidence Of such
reputation than Mr.. GooDRIcHs state
msnt and that not positive" More
over We do not remember TO have ever
heard OF the charge being applied to US
but once. before It was started in the
Democrat. q
{ But here comes the remarkable sup
port to the half made charge:,n =
'[williamsl has the finest kind Of
snake fur on the bottoms of his feet, so
that he leaves no trail" gsseoa at
Now, Bro. GooDRlcH, II we left no
trail pray tell how anybody could track
usp ,,.,s goI.r !.
II the persons who made common
reputation" for us must have "some
means Of knowledge" on the subject, as
your citation states, how can they gain
that knowledge II we leave noitrace2 n
We fear you tried to get too many
good things into that article. You got
your sugar and your salt and your sale
ratus all mixed up. a ai,i,.e
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EwCHARLEs H. GooDRIcH, take the

|, RCHARLEs H. GOODRICH, take the
stand You say and repeat in a long ar
ticle, made up chiefly of matter wholly ir-
relevant, that "the first impression intend
ed to be given was that DR.. ARMSTRONG
and Mr.. OBLlNGER furnished it [ the letter
published by us last week for publica-
ton"
Now POINT TO LINE OR WORD WHICH
IN THE REmoTEsT DEGREE sUsTAlNs YOUR
ASSERTION
There is no such line and no such word,
and there never was any such intention.
The charge is without a shadow of ev-
idencp, and adds another to the long list
Of unsupported assertions for which Bro
GOODRICH must bear the responsibility.
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RIn former times 1t was a practi

RIn former times 1t was a practice
in Westminster Hall for men to walk
openly into court with straw in one Of
their shoes, to signify that they wanted
employment as witnesses. ...
Bro. GOODRICH should diligently search
for men with "a straw in one Of their
shoes" He needs their services badly.
As none have volunteered, Bro. Coop
RICH should chase them down and draft
them into the service Give US the story
of the first one you catch, Bro Coop.
RICH. ln-L. - = .----- ~
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HThe charge impliedIy made tha

eHThe charge implicitly made that
ne belong to q Ring has managed TO wrig
gle still further down in the mud than it
vas before. It rests now upon the un-
supported assertion that we are the one
eto whom all moves are submitted" &c ,
sod thsopsn admission that We "leave no
ail,"--vhich is Q full confession that
there is not 8 trace Of evidence sgainss
aa -. ieE y ktt ~
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ES-Since Bro. GooDRIcH has shown
Tor been shown so much knowledge of
law, we will ask him according to a rule
which we find prevailing in courts, to
advise the defendants when he rests his
case. ss r-s ~
We will then present our defense in
form. His evidence is constantly elud,
ing him; our side of the case, when the
proper time comes for using it, will not
elude US; neither will we be found ap
pealing for sympathy because we have
failed ludicrously to- obtain the hoped
tor proof Of every charge we may make.
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The Turks Firing Explosive she'll.

Contrary to all the accepted usages Of
civilized warfare, which forbid the firing
of shells containing acids or poisoned
missiles, the Turks, during an engage
ment which took place on Sunday, fred
explosive bullets. The Herald's cores
pondent at Oltenitza telegraph's that he
saw the corpses of several Russians
which bore horrible evidence OF the truth
of this statement. Dispatch I'd inst.
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~Wben the Rennhlicansj "

EWhen the Republicans were car
rying Ohio by from $4,000 to $4,000 ma.
jority, they never thought of a registry
law. Now that the tide has turned against
them they have established an expensive
registration law, hoping by making the
poor working men lose two days-one in
voting and the other in registering--to
prevent them from registering, and thus
save the State to the Radicals. Butthe
trick won't save them. sss5t 81, sisf
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New YOrk-JULY s. Beeves -
Sales slow; ordinary to good Texas and
Cherokee, SOLO 25,; common to prime
native steers, 9 75@12 so; few tops,
II rs. 81 " 3 y = j z q . s
Sheep-Steady and firm at 44@64c; q
few selected sheep at 68c. Lambs act
i've and higher. Liberal sales at Z 500
8 IS per 1O0'lbs.; fair to good Kentucky
and Virginia lambs generally 7@7ic.
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@ The pitiful pretense that the letter
from GooDRlcH was stolen, Is sheer clap.
trap We have been all the time ready,
and we are now ready, to put Bro Coop.
RICH or anybody else interested on The
track Of heletter. There is no mystery
and no secrecy about how We gotit, so far
as we are advised. 81 .H'n1f '.t
+ The writer and writees, IL they did not
already know, could have ascertained in
two minutes the names of all through
whose hands it.passed to US.
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For the month of June 80 mercantile
failures have been reported, with liabili
ties of 100000. This exceeds the liza.
bilities of the failures in May. 1t is evi.
dent that the bottom has not yet been
reached. -s1-
If Hayes could make q swing around
the circle in Ohio, he would find that tAe
load of his Administration was John
Sherman. Sherman should be given to
the fishes. He is the man Of bonds, whom
the people know to be in sympathy witt
their oppressors.
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WoopsrrELD, OHlo, July 6. 1877.

w VVD'r'Ebbt SuAOs cuhy " Ao's - 7.
Ed. SPIRIT: The letter written by
Chas. Fl. Goodrich to DR.. Armstrong
and Charley 0blinger was handed to me
by Mr.. Oblinger while at dinner at Hen
ry Seabaugh'sf on the, day of the Con.
vention, May 26 was for Mr.. Weddle
for Auditor and we were discussing the
chances of the candidates for. that office,
when he threw the letter across the table
to me and said, "Read that" Put the
letter in my pocket and said ! would af.
ter while. Geo, Feiock, C Diehl, Sr,,
and c. Diehl, Jr., were present at the ia
BILE. He made no request to me to re
turn. it. / did not furnish it for publ
cation, but gave it to Mr.. M. Hoefler, oi
Woodsfield. JOAN DouGHERTY.
Now what becomes of all the Bombas.
tes Furioso talk about spotting the thief
and all the other fustian2 ? f silo4 4atna
Furthermore Mr.. DouaHERTY states
that the gentleman from whom be receiv
ed the letter said at the time that he die
not care what was done with the letter
or language conveying thatimpression
Mr.. DoUeHERrY omits this from his let
ter because, he cannot recall the exac
language used. i a.,.., ~, :
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Old Zach as the Heather ChInee,
Undianapolis SentinelA

Old Zach Chandler, it is said, gives as a
reason why Hayes did not call him into
his Cabinet, was because be wanted him
continued as the Chairman Of the Ma
tional Radical Committee Old Zach
does better after the election is over and
his party beat at the polls; then come the
extra aces, kings and jacks out,aof his
boots The heather Chinee appears as a
little child in contrast. .f.4e- al
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fU BROwNSvIILE
SELECT. SCHOOL.
"a. !, atn1ssl MaRsaaILs, }rr,aelp.1..o 9 J

1NHE second term of this School will com .,fi
i mence Tuesday, July "a, 1871. &
and close Friday, September ~, 1871
In addition to the branches usually tsushs
in school of this kind. classes will be organ
lied. If necessary. In French, Spanish, Greek,
Latin and German. I %tsHX5IffsF
Elocption and Penmanship viii be systemat.
ically taught by competent teachers
Peculiar Advantages of the School. A
A Literary Society, A Normal Institute, -.
A course Of Educational and Literary Lectures.
| R,ffkS : TUITION.
Primary Department, SO 90 y
Common Branches, B 90
higher BfanChes,N - gstE lS0OFs
Penmanship, Lessons, !, q n,rl %
Tuition invariably required in advance. No
deductions made except IN cases of protrastsd
sickness. H!ljtJ ora fiesaY, yslss.ss
For further particulars address
b. MARTIN, Antioch. n. c. o. ar9 iiiH
]. A. MARSHALI, Jolly, u. c. o.siiaa
june12,S7td.
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w From the time that a Chief Mag
istrate of the United States had been inau.
gurated who was not elected, | have lost
no opportunity on every occasion of say
ing that the life of the Nation depended
upon that act being branded as crime,
and thatif not so branded, there would be
no hope of surviving as nation. Ire
peat that noao.-Gov. ROBINSON, of Ne,c
York. ., IL. ..'i
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Throw Ont the Jonahs.
Toledo Journal.l!

Will Hayes and his policy be tabled by
three quarters vote inthe Ohio Repub-
lican State Convention? We should not
be surprised. Certainly the Republicans
Of Ohio are as sturdy in manhood and as
thorough in conviction as the Republi.
cans of Iowa. There is no chance to
carry Ohio this year, except in throwing
overheard theentire gang Of politicians.
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R The daily news from the European
warts that the Russians have met with 8
bloody repulse. About twice week we
learn that the Russians have made con.
siderable progress toward the Turkish
capital. The "reports"fr from the country
which prove such rapid strides forward
when they are daily driven backward with
great slaughter are like Bro. GooDRIcH $
evidepee-a heterogeneous conglomera.
ton of incongruous discordancies.
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GRAYsvILEEi@aIo, ID.
SELECT SCHOOL,

stAN 4 y d +
IlHE third session Of this school Will CON- j,
msnce July 23, 1877. ip .trarai9s airu,i
Judging from the patronage We have re-
ceived and the interest manifested BY all IN
attendanos the present term, we expect d
large attendance next term. No efforts will
be spared to make this q school Of thorough
instruction. While we desire, the patronage.
of any wishing thorough practical eduea-
tion We especially solicit the attendance Of
those who desire to qualify themselves for
teaching. Glasses will bs,fornsd for the
benefit Of teachers. ~, ~ s7spse u 4sif. s 81
.ss.t; ~ TUITION. s,s.s sot si.,.s
Common Branches :. .,....,. .e e5 90 d
dlSner .e;tt"s. ..........., 90
Good acoomm odstions car be had n tsHn
at reasonable rates. -" III s''s' efi' iii' +
9. For further particulars address
JAMES 4. WKTSON,
Principal.
1unel9,'77u. sfH EGraysvilie, Ohio.
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Two Men swept over the FANS.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July 2.-Three
men, Floy, Bellinger and Pierce, were
boating in Niagara River above the falls,
last evening, when the boat got into the
rapids. Bellinger and Pierce jumped
out and attempted to swim to the shore,
but were carried over the, falls. Floy re.
mained in the boat and was rescued.
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EASY Qursr1oxs: Has Bro. GoopsrcH
ever heard by .common reputation" Of
sny other Ring or clique since he has
been ID the county, Has he the faintest
idea what RUesreeER means BY limiting
o. Ring which makes votes by decry-
ing non existing Ringf s
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Chicago -JulY 6+C Castle7TMsrket
active and firm for shipping, othersnom
inal, one lot Of extra sold att 90; sales
Of choice shipping at 5@5 45. ''''
Hogs-Common to extra shipping, 4
6o@5 fair to choice packing, a 65@4
S5.w n
Sheep-Scarce and firm. wa .Ei
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UThe Caldwell Press informs ua that
the ..immortal J. N" left that place IN
high dudgeon because some one had mis-
taken him for Private DALzELL.
in. is not as crazy as some people
think-at least he seems to know when he
Ia insulted. -
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Cfncinnati-JuLra A. Cattle

Cfncinnati-JULYr A. Cattle -
Common, Q 5003; fair to medium, 8 ,25
@4; good'to choice butcher grades. a
25@5; fair to good shipping qualities,
5@5 rs; fair to good Texas and Chero-
KEGS. 25@4 25; fair to good light
feeders, 8 25@3 IS; and fair, to good
heavy do, 4@4 10
gs-Common. A 25@4 90; fair to
good light, A 55@4 70; fair to good
packing grades, 4 6o@4 10; selected
butchers, 4 S0@4 S5; fair to good
stockers in good demand at a 25@4 rs.
Sheep-Common to fair, 24@3c, and
good to choice, 3}@4c. -..-----.-,..-.
Lambs-Cemmon to fair, 34@4c
good to choice, 44@4ac; extra shipping
grades, 5@54c per pound gross.
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Ruled by Hand that Wields a
: SWORD,

PARIS, July 3-The Pays, referring
to President MacMahon's order OF the
day to the troops who participated in
the review Of Sunday, says: "At last
we feel that we are ruled by hand that
wields q sword. The chief of the army
has appealed to the bayonets, and all
must now return to their duty" adu
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HIt Bro GooDRrcu will publicly Q

e1If Bro GooDRrcH will publicly or
privately give US the names Of the men
who he claims 'picked out ticketto be
yoted for" at the late Convention, we-will
publish them. 1t our own name is one
we will not withhold 1t. Whether this
was done in some secret midnight con.
clsye, or bycasual meeting OF parties OF
them, we win stand them right outin open
daylight, exposed to all the odium their
offense deserves.
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Nep 9Sbsrtissll1elts,
NOTICE.

ON the 5th day Of July, 1877, the Probate
" Court of Monroe county declared the
estate Of john Upton, deceased, I'd BE prob-
ably insolvent. Creditors are therefore re.
CURED to presents their claims against the
estate to the undersigned, for allosAncs,
within six months from the time sbovs men.
toned, or they will not be entitled I'd pay
menti L. L. TEPTON,
Admir- of John Upton, decd.
iulyl0,'77w3.g rEFFT :
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P1TrsBuRe, July 3-Messrs. Lyon,
Shorb & Co., Sligo Iron-works, failed
here in 1874 for 100000. They were
given an extension, and the time expires
on the 11th of July. To-day they made
the last payment, dollar for dollar, Rd
have q good round sum left
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Giving Morton the cold sh oulder.

Ben Harrison. of Indiana, had long
conference with Hayes to day, ,over which
he is much pleased, but he declines to give
any of the droppings ofthe White House
1t is the impression here, however, that
Ben will be consultedlas to Indiana's ap,
.pointments, and that Morton will have 10
take back seat Telegram Sd inst. -
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CATTLE MARKETS. !,

East Liberty, Penn.-JuLY s.
-Cattle-Best, 6 so; medium to good,
5 9O@6 %; common to fair, 4@5 25.
Il Hogs-Yorkers, A 90@5 15; Phila-
delphias, s 20@5 35, ashT3
Sheep-Selling at 4@5 80.
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The Indian Famine.

LONDON, July 5. 5.-Accou1ts of The
Bombay famine districts are daily be-
coming better. Rain is plentiful The
position in Madras is still very grave
Over million persons are on relief
works or are gratuitously fed
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CHICAGO.

July 6-Flour,8 0oa1o 90; Wheat l
25a1 AS; Corn 4Sc; Oats 324c;; Rye
Gle; Barley 60a65c. spelsr.a
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Cinclnnatf.

July 6--Flour g O5a9 90; Wheat /
so, Corn50a53c; Oats 3Sa43c; Bar
ley 55a70c; Rye 6Sa69c.