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E The capital removal bill has pass
ed the lower house of the West Virgin
ia Legislature. Charleston, Clarksburg
and Martinsburg are the places to be
voted for. Wheeling was, switched off
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p@Mr. WATsoN's bill to authorize
the Trustees of Bethe. township to levy
a special tax to pay q bounty passed the
Senate on the Sth inst.
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n@-A bill was introduced in the State
Senate on the 9th inst, the provisions
OF which make it unlawful for any per.
SON to seek position on jury.
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WILLIAM WELLS, an old resident
Of Seneca township, died suddenly one
day last week. He was going from his
stable to his house when death overlook
him.
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Written for The Spirit of Demooracy,]
A VISIT TO MOLLlE'S GRAVE.

We stood by the grave Of our loved one,
And thought of the days of yore,
And hoped that we soon might see her,
And meet her at homo once more.
We thought Of the once happy days,
When often she played round our dosr,
And hoped that we soon might meet her,
Yes, meet her on the other shsre. -
Her form it lies eoldly beneath as,
And clouds in the armament lower,
But yet we hope soon 10 zee her,
And meet her at home once more.
But when We have crossed that river,
That shs has already crossed o'sr,
Even there we soon may greet her,
And meet her at homo once more.
Oh. yes, she has crossed the river,
She stands on the opposite shore,
Where now she is already waiting,
To welcome us home once mere.
WIN. B. WILSON.
Stafford, Ohio, February 5, 1877.
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BUiSIN ESS NOTICES.
EE II you want Boots & Shoes 60 K
~ MORRIS & ARMSTRONG7S. +
GO TO sCHUMAcHER,s

For Clover and Timothy Seed. Orlean,
Sorghum, and Syrup Molasses. Corn
Meal, Buckwlleat -four, Coffee, Sugar and
other groceries. .:....q
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~ There is not particle of truth in
the report that sixteen citizens OF this
cou1s5 we're arrested recently for illicit
distilling. 49, 80. : =
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The Monroe County GRAY,

The Monroe County Grays,
Will Parade at Woodsfeld, on Thurs,
day, the 22d day Of February, at IL
O'Clock, a. m, with arms and accoutre.
ments in complete order,
,.as ez a5ts S. SPANeLER, Capt.
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:. > - 3. = ! 2, - = 1II y = =. :
N ARK THESE FACTS,
The Testimony Of The Whole World
Il OLLOsW AVS PILLS.

Z
II had, no APPETITE, Hollovsy's Pills gave
me a hearty one.p 6f
..'Your Pills are marvellous" f5
II send for another box, and keep them in
the house.,,pai 'a',s'
...Dr., Holloway has cared my headache
that was; chf0nio.p 1s~
s., 81 gave one nt your. .Pillste my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
well in a day,YYs -,
my nausea ef. q, morning is now curei."
sL "Yeur box of Holloway's Ointms Mt cured
me- of noises in the head. l rubbed some of
your Ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has ieft. .''3Htq sS1a''1sbt -
"ssnd me tvdboxss; / want one for a poor
family" j, aetsss .-.s
81 enclose dollar; your price is Is cents,
but the medicine 10 me is worth a dollar"
"Send me fvs;boxes of your pills.
"Let me have three boxes of your Pills by
return mail for Chills and Fever"
/ have over 200 such testimonials as these
but want Of space compsls me to conclude.
For CutaneOus, Disorders.
And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment
is most invaiuable.g It does not heal exter.
nally alone, but penstrates with the most
searching effects to the very root of the evil.
H0LLowAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases:
DISORDER OF TnE KIDNEYS. :,
In all diseases aft citing these organs:
whether they secrete too mnvh or too little;
or whether they be afflicted with stone or
gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the
loins over the regions Of the kidneys. these
Pills should be taken according to the printed
! directions, and the Ointment should be well
rubbed into the small of the back at bed
time, This treatment will give almost i'm
mediate relief when all other means have
failed, -..LH AAt ~
For StOmaclfs Out of Order.
No medicine l-wiil SO sfsctuaiIy improve
the tone of the stomach as'these Pills; they
remove all ipaeidi.y occasioned either by
intemperauce or improper diet, They reach
the liver and reduce it to healthy action;
they are wondettnlly ef6cacious in cases Of
spasm-in fact they never fail in curing all
disorders Of the liver aud stomach, ft.
HOLLoWAYfS PILLS are the be I known
lin the world for the following diseases.
Asue, Asthma, Billieus Complaints, .Blotches
on the skin, 5Bowe's, CONSUMPTION, Debility.
tDysentsry, Rrysipslas, Fsmale Irregularities,
Fevers Of slEkinasfjrF Fits, Cont, Headache,
indigestion Inf immation. Jaundics Liver
lComplaints, Ipmbago, Piles, Rheumatism,
Retention Of Urids, Sctofdla or Kings Evil,
Sore Throas3S Stoss and Gravel, Tic Doulou.
IIeux, Tumors;; Uleers, Worms of all kinds,
Weakness ffehf any cause. etc.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-13

H Mr.. JAMES H. ELLER and Miss
MELISSA CLAUDY, of Somerton, Belmont
county. were married last week. Hap
piness to thee and thine, "Jeemes."
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wPriyate DALzELL announces him
self as candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor on the Republican ticket, so says
the Caldwell Prose.
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Canned Strawberries, Green Peas
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's
bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
atlow rates for cash at
JACOB REINHERR'S.
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w Judge WILLIAM OkEY took his
place on the bench at st. Clairsville yes.
terday, the 18th inst vics Judge R E
CHAMBERS, whose term expired.
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~The Photographic pencil, soft,
hard and medium, of the American
Lead Pencil Company, Of New York,
are A. No. 1, in every respect.
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vDr. WIN. ScHooLEY, formerly of
Antioch, this county, has located at
Fairview, Guernsey county. We wish
the Doctor success
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E Best stock of Dress Goods in the
county to he found at
MORRIS 4, ,ARMSTRONG'S
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agThe In6rmary Directors Of No
Die county pay the Superintendent Of
the County Infrmary. this year, sala-
ry of $1,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-13

j fTIf you want Hats for Men and
Boys 60 to
MORRIS L ARMSTRONG'S.
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:. sHTbe old road from the iron bridge,
on Cranes Nest creek, to the top Of the
.. hill has been closed-rfenced at both
ends. sss1A.i's q 80 la go
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-13

HTbs Cashier OF the First National
Bank Of Franklin, Indiana, recently ah--
scondsa with 100000 OF the banks
funds.
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ETIi you want Ready Made Clio.
thing, 60 to - p sa-''
28Si MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S
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kyWe learn that Mr.. G. F. OBLIN-
sEk, OF this place, purposes going into
business In Lewisville. this county.
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STAFFORD
SCHOOL

T1aB two terms Of 1T. respectively, win be-
i gin Tuesday, May 8, and August z.
The educational aim Of this School is to
afford the best possible facility for obtaining
a thorough English education. aa.s
!. .EGood advantages for those desiring
Normal Instructions; asga-r Sd.
course of study will te devised to NEE.
this end; @
An efficient corps Of teachers will be en-.
pioysd; lae aue .t.a
I, A location. unsqualed in Monroe County,
unsurpassed for morality; !.
Are among the inducements offered to
those desiring to attend afelect School,
TUITION FOR TERN OF TRs WEEKS.
Higher Course, sas ,afss IS 90
Teachers' Course, & 90
Model school, , a 90
{. Tuition in advance. No deductions made
except in cases of protracted sickness. Good
board can be procured at reasonable rates. :
For further particulars, address
10 = 3; = W.P. MASON,
jab30,,57tf. Stafford, Ohio.
q
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WThe capital-removal question is
she all important one in West Virginia
at this time.
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Bonds we're quoted in the New
York market at the close on the 9th
inst, as follows:
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GUThe tobacco crop has been pretty
nearly all bought up in this section Of
the county.
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s~Nearly one thousand persons in
Btllsire signed the temperance pledge
last week.
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.sAIrrnosr ! OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after January IA, 1877, :rains will
tsavs Barnssvills as follows:
81 si.a IN eoIHa WEST.
No s1e.. w Ne. 8. No. 2.
aa:ll A.x. 9:s5 An. s:26 r. n,
GOING EAST.
Ne.s. Ne. I, No.7.
t.ss q. s,s4 p. n. s:ss A. N.
Mel and will stop when sigma led at all
AtAslShs sAst Of Newark. Other trains will
styp st ali stations ~hsn signaiied. - -----
= Mes. 4. s, . and 10 will run daily Sundays
Included. q a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-02-13

S1JoHs WARREs, Of Glencoe. Bel
mont county. died last week; aged 50
years. axA
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ETH. B. HLL's and Rev. CRousE's
hen roosts we're robbed one night las,
week. px.,ssss. sss
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ev The steam Touring mill at Bealls-
is,fepofted to:be doing first class
business. ,y..v ar
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Will be sold Very Low. and Pay
mcnts made easy.
Send for Circulars, to
April rs, ls7e-lY.

CALL on, or address, .JERB. WILLIAMS
" wsodsfsld, Ohio, or JONATHAN H0LTs-
CLAW, Laings, New Castls,) Monroe Co., O.
.P.HS.-Don't buy farm urtily"u look at
this. one. ,..f - =, ..-,-s dec26,, 76m3.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Arch Street. between 9TH and Sth SIS,

Arck SIeet DelWeeh ltn ana Stn ES fhILhUELfnIh A.
Cloud repaind ana
xe During the Centen-
endeavorsd
n
MuDn Edward
t.. rm a ne o Muhn
respectfully,
80 n W NJ e,
Room wv. M OLLiN W w.
j. T. sKILHs, Cashier fsbl3,77ml
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: EThanks,to Senator WIL1IAns and
IRepfesentasive wA1sos for public doe
uments.
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SUThe debt OF the State Of West
Virgins is elOO, 900.
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EE The Directors Of the Inirmary
met on the 9th inst, and considered the
following bids for experimenting the
County Inf;rmary. W =.
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n. q. WEST, 3: Local Editor.
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PILES. Hemouhoids.p

Many cnuses TEND to produce Mis pain-,
fut aud distressing stdtc. The 6l6od e.
s-ctarded in Its refurn; the too Frequent,
eoaoestion Of tie 5o,ceIs, torpid action 81
the Hrer, and numerous other causes ar1.
the source Of this complaint, aud hifhertef
ss peie, srhien .ro pss@ Tn,dls esessaf
symptoms aud ultimately Prore an eject
Sve cure. Ia PILON sce haze a rcssedv,
.ohich , not onty acts Gts.ost snstsnsty, sss
(Pilesl by absorption, aud many srh6
haUe received not only benefit, bvf hovS
been radically cured, hare been asswred
nsnt surgeons that the oNIv relief fAey
ever could erpect u, life, tcoufd be by an,
operation, and re'noein0 e or them frcsss
Cd s s ssSs s remedy s.s hss ssss s"
sctth delight, aud is notc prescrfbed 81
many practising FI,y . cians, scho are, ceG-r
ssss .ss s cf ,s g. frH ,,frsis; as the only A"q
Price. Fifty Cents per. package, OF sis,
THE AB0YE REMEDIES ARE
thorough In the eradication of the differ
ent and various nsaIasies deaomss6tsdy,
iaSorioss, and seientifs insess;saitos;s
emtracsng Period Of many yeers, ID
.f'T III the specific directions are co,npt;eds
scith, thoMsands Of patients sriu boar srtt-v
orate every assertion. Where there ard
many complieations of disease, and pa
fieRts desirc, DIR. CHANDLER srill
be pleased to give all yiaf afors,ationssa sas&
treat by letter n necessary. -. :.
Descriptive aud Explanatory Ctrcm5
eIdr of the a60cc rentedies sent, on rseeipts
of stamp. II the PRORRIETARK
MEDICINES are not on sole at Vojsfs
particular drsggist's, send orders 10 Il n,
va DR.. CHANDLER,
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q assRWMr. W W. FRAsIER. of the Fra
sier House, Barnesyiile, has been ap
pointed Deputy Sheriff Of Belmont coun-
tvss "a 4trts s IL s. -!7ss!z= ~ ais ssssa
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Notice TO Township and District
.&,EF Trensurers.
You are hereby notified that the funds
due on February settlement are ready
for dislribntion. You are requested to
draw said funds on either, of the follow.
ing days: Friday or Saturday, the 23d
and 24.h Of February. 1877. ~
q Y = WILLIAM WEDDLE,
Feb 6, '77.aw. Auditor NJ. C. O.
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g raPick Wicks" letter, from Bealls-
VILE, will appear next week,
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Samuel Pollen, $3.50.

The Board voted for SHUTS, WILL
SON and MORRIS o number Of times, each
receiving one vote. Finally one of the
Board proposed way ont Of the diff.
Guilty by balloting for a new man and
the result was, the election of Mr.. o.
LIsaER. We regard the appointment as
. very good one, and it is so regarded
by quite number we have heard ex.
press themselves, smong whom were
several applicants for the position. .
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MeetlRg OF the Democratic COun.
ty Central Committee.

The Democratic Central Committee
men of the several townships are re
quested to meet al the Court House in
Woodsfield, on Saturday, March l0.h,
1877, for the purpose of fixing the time
and manner of holding the Democratic
Convention for the year 1877. The fol-
lowing are the members of the Commit
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MARRlED.-On January 18th, by AN
DREW TwINEM, Esq of Green township,
Mr.. JOHN RAHABACH and Miss CAROLINE
On February 4th, by THOMAS WILSON,
Esq. ,;of Franklin township, Mr.. ALLEN
G. Coss and Miss HANNAH L. LovErr. q
On February 4th, by W. T. HbRD,
Esq , Of Salem, township, Mr.. TIMoTHI
KINNEY and Miss MARY, HENrHoRN. ..
: o,'lhe sth inst, at Antioch, by Res.
LYONS, Mr.. WILLIAM H. CRuM and Miss
ALrRErTA R r HAsIIroN. s
We return thanks 10 the Bride for a
supply of the wedding cake, and wish
the newly married happiness and pros,
perity. 49,. -
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eWWork on the tunnel on Standing
Stone Run il progressing rapidly. The
Morkmen are about - feet into the hill
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Iniunction Continued.

G. W. King to Paillip King, lot No.
2, BeallsviIle, $3.50. :,
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DWGold closed in New York on the
9th inst, at 8l,05s
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On January 29,h, by E MARTIN, Esq,
OF Lee township, Mr. JoHE WILSON and
Mas ANN RUrTER, both Of Lee town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio. :
On January 18th, 1877, by Elder ia
COB ERLEwINE, Mr.. CHARLES w. Ton
NER and Miss REBEccA l. ERLEwINE.
On January 18th, by JAMAs W. WAR.
NER, Esq, of Seneca township, Mr.,
SAMUEL EIcKELBERRY and Miss MARY
A HAENAHs
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SUconsiderable sickness among chill
drsn in this place.
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view Aa,ers,.emen,..
Notice. JOHN EDDY
Aurora ms. Co, N BAKER
Rrounsyille School, MARTIN Il
MARSHALL
ST. Cloud Hotel, G. W. MULLEN 4 Co.
No Money, J. WEAVER d Co.
Locals, NORRIS q ARMSTRONG
ACCOUNTS, v J. R. MoRRIs.
Horses Wanted, j. W. ScoTr.
To Teacherss.. S. A. ATKINSON
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gIs this Spring. or -a
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yesterday and appointed a Committee
Of ten to look after their interests.
Thomas n. Cartwright, pedestrian,
finished his walk of five hundred miles
in five hundred consecutive hours,
through the streets OF Muncie, Ind.
Hon. UassIus NJ. CLAY, who killed the
colored desperate, Perry White, gave
bail in Court In $1,000. The Coroner's 3
Jury justified his shooting the man.
James K. Hawkins, a negro convicted
of rape on white school girl, in the Cir
cult Court Of Howard County, Md, last
week, was sentenced by Chief Justice
Nutter to be hung. The Governor will
Tx the date of execution, which will
TAX place at Towsontown, Md.
The Louisville Short-line Road was
sold yesterday to Charles Tilden, Jacob
kniger, sr., f. p. Schmidt and John B.
Bangs, representing Douglass, the sec-
ond mortage bOnd-holders and floating
creditors forming syndicate with
them. Price, $7al,6OO, subject to the
mortgage of the city Of Louisville for
500 600; Guthrie, Knight & Bowles'
mortgage for $1,000 and Norvin Green's
mortgage, known as the first mortgage,
for So 900, 900
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LATEST LOCAL.

LAST night the rool OF Heister's drug
store at Liberty and Vine streets was
slightly scorched Dy fire.
THEODORE HoLFUs, a young lad, got
into quarrel last night with a com
panion and was severely stabbed but
not fatally.
AN alarm from Box SO at $3.50 p. M. to-
day was owing to small fire at A. A.
Golfer u Co.'s store, corner Of Sixth and
Main streets. The elevator by some
means caught fire and tell 10 the cellar
Loss triflng.
THos. WELSH, notorious thief, was
arrested this morning by Officers T CHE
and Carroll and looked UP In Hammond
street Station, charged with being a
common thief. Welsh was found back
OF the Democratic Headquarters.
WIN. O'HARA, an expressman, was ar
rested, by Officers Tighe and Carroll for
'oVeroharglng young man. OHara
wished to make the gentleman pay 81 30
for taking HIS trunk to the depot in.
stead Of the regular price, 30 cents.
JOE " ILLIAMs, notorious thief, and
John Peak, OF similar character, were
arrested last night by Marshal Bolan
and Deputy Marshal Goodson, Of Gov
ington, KY, ON the charge of robbing the
residence OF Mr.. Cummingore last Sat
urday night. The silverware that was
stolen was found buried in pasture on
Banklick street. The evidence against
them is plain, and a ride to Frankfort
for the men will he the result Of the rob.
berry.
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RegistratiOn of Railroad Stock.
Mysterious Abduction.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "A communioa-
tion signed by the Standing Committee
of the Stock Exchange has been ad-
dressed to all the passenger railroad
companies Of this city, asking their co.
operation In the arrangement OF some
safeguard In the registration OF passen.
ger railway stock, by which any water.
ing OF 1t may be prevented. The Com
mittee says;
The facility With which the officers OF
the West Philadelphia Passenger Rail-
way Company have overissued tue stock
Of that corporation, makes some SAFE
guard necessary to better insure the Sc
curIty Of the stockholders.
Sunday afternoon Maggie Smith, aged
eight years, residing with her parents
at No. 1,845 Bainbridge street. was
called for at the Sunday-sohool which
she was attending by woman who took
her to an office Of the American District
Telegraph Company, in Broad street,
where they changed her clothing. ..
The woman then, with the child, got
on board Union Line car going north.
The child has not been seen nor heard
of since. The police have been not fed,
and are searching everywhere and max
ing strenuous efforts to effect her re-
coyery.
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officers to at least $4,000; he wanted
half Of this in money and the remainder
In other things.
The President replied that 1t was too
late In the season to change the present
agencies, but that next spring suitable
places would be selected.
The Indians seemed satisfied, and be.
fore leaving for home will be presented
with overcoats and other warm raiment
and some money.
Dissatisfied Mexican Officers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. Information
has been received here confirming the
reported resignation OF the Mexican Off
GERS, who tenuered their resignation In
consequence OF the order of President t
Diaz lor the extradition of certain fugl-
tiVes from Texas.
This action on the part OF the staff
officers as received here Is indicating
that the people inhabiting the Mexican
States bounding the Rio Grande and the
Mexican troops quartered on that river
are not at all in sympathy with the
Peace Policy of the present Government
of Mexico.