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sHERIfs;s SALE.
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Adsn J yMyssasLux.

Df virtue sf Q ssrtsin order sf sale issuel
ID from ths eslrt Of common pleas within
and for tAs.sSaaty 81 noSfss, ana. ststs Il.
ohls. II . ease pshlisg II saia sssvthsavssa
tho above named parties, and - Ne darsstsi.
/ win easf for sale at pulls aaesisa ii ne
ssst door Of the court house n Wesds1sli, u
Saturday, fAs ioA day Of March, 1871,
between the hsun sf 10 s'elosk = =. spl 4
S'sfSek P. N, Of said day. tks fsllewfhg q.
sesissd fsal sstsss situate d Mshsss Ssassy,
Ths undiyid.d half Of u. ssllewi,x pres. !.
srty: Bssinhiis a. . sssks - IN section
line sishtssn sReAsy nerths 81 NE sss,isa -
nsr.sf ssstien eight, township fear sf faneo
ass; thence southsast Afty ave degrees twelve
reda 10 . stene; thsnos nsrthsastv ferty ds.
grses sixteen rods 70 Z stons:. tAsnss north
west forty three DEGREES twsivs reds u
stone; ,:hshss soushwsst aAfsy Ssar assrsss
slsyen. rods and twenty one links 70 sssns
on the section line; thsnee On. tha ssstisn
lins.six reds to the place sf bsgihning, ssn.
tainins and 40.10o acres moro o. less. Ss = =
ssid property 20 ordsFst % Be spld d ~
prsissd'at I,e0o, and may ssEl ssltG6SktldS
Of said appraissnsnt. Terms Of sale, sAiA.
ss.A;. ss.A.4;s.s. = = ss.sis 4 ~.
HoIlrsrsa : onl.. Ass'ys fst piaa.
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sHHEssiiirsr's| slLx.
Wn. Cline & ass.
"a zx EEzyS. sSTysszk
O. r. Flint St ai.

Dr. virtue Of . certain order sf aale fsuaSl
D-from the eosrt ef so1nsu plsos wilkta
and for the seanty sf uonfos, and BtstS q
Ohio, IN aeass pending In said souft kstwssl
the above nsmsd parties; ana 70 NJ aissSlsl
viii edsr for sale at public suotisa q he
sastadosr ofths court hsussi svos1sqea&n
Saturday, the l0ik dag. IT NsvsA, 1877,
between the hoars sf 10 o'clock =. =. ana 1
e'olset p. H.. Of sald day, the lsllsxine H.
seribsd real estate sttaass In Menit6 Seansy.
0hio'ts Wit: esq .ssAxasg : = a
Rsing all that Tract ss parcel Of lsnl sttu-
ate In Jsaid eelpty end Asginsiug tpssty-
one rods seath Of The nortAess sernsr sf thA
ssushwsst half ef. the sssthwsss quarter q
section Eve, of tewnskip three ef range six.
lying IN Marietta Discreet; sAssss rass1lE
west o. south ssvsntSsh rods 70 8 le6asS
tfss; thshes ssif I've rsds; thsnss AeFthets
the plsesf sf beginning s6nsstninS eas -SSdft&s
Of an aers more or less. Also, s.l thst tract
or parcel Of lsad lying on the vest side q
the Little 'Maskingpn Crock Of ~ nwsheaos
quarter 81 Tie nefsAwsss quarter e sssslek
I've Of township three Of range six, contain
ing I've acres more Or lsss.z 416 ~ an'1kA
went side Of said Geek ef Ne est Aalf 4
The northwsst quarter II sscfion In. e tswas
ship three ef rangs sig saAtsinlsg ess;a6eos
mere o. lsss, said line sxtsaainf 10 tAss -
hank Of ssid haskiasuR csss1 I'll u ~
landa lying In tkss part IL 1ksassp senn1I
that ssrieixsliJ belssgsd y washinsssl
ssaaty, and saatsihins ssist and saw Mn.
dwelling house. 10. az Aissn
sait property % ordered 70 bs sold q ap-
Praissd q -. .eoos -anA aay ~ssli fsr NE
thirds Of sad apprai.sment, Terms Of sale,
sfoo On day of ssis and h'<Iss ~ ssnans,
tiensl q = n
n. o. LIrTLR,
fsbe.'77wS. Oh sksha NJ 60.
s HUxsEs 4 NAiaoRy, AkA:ys fer plslntiGs (
| EwAaz. ss,sIsr 4 EwAnH sAts'ys fsr .
! Grssg 4 CO,
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The family Of Haywood, the bank
cashier who was killed at Northfield, in
nesota, have altogether received Sl2,602
06 asa relief fund. ass 5a oa gdA
Christine Nllson has sent TO Wegio. .ste
town where she was born, id Sweden,
three magnificent chandeliers for the
front OF the church. is,'l
John Bemis, who stole $50, 600 from
an Express Company at Syracuse, N. Y, ,
last November, has been captnred at San
Ia Fe, New Mexico. 80 -
Tom Swami, Of West Virginia, who
may happily get Justice Davis place on
the Supreme Bench, islscousin OF, Presi-
dent Grant, and was in favor OF. the third
term.
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=: Written for Tbs Spirit Of Democracy. -
Another Boiler Explosion.
one snar Ha,ea-.Onc blorta,iy
syou"ded md seyerai Ihjdred.
MAsrrRros, BasuEL Tqwsship i
MONROE Cousrr. OnIo, s
Marcii AZ 1277f

March lst, 1877 y
En- SPIRIT: The boiler of the saw
mill belonging to- Fred, f. .t,lner & Co..
exploded on Monday evening, February,
26th, at +P.. NJ. killing one man and.
nortally wounlinR anothers and 3injur-
Ing one or two others slightly. They
bad been running the mill at o pretty
large pressure OF, steam, about Loo lbs +,
and dswere cautioned by Mr.. Psnning-
ton, afew days before the accident, to
be careful, that they we're carrying too
much steam
r. Monday evening thcv stopped to fix
a belt and while Mr. Feliner was rivet-
ing the belt the explosion occurred,
blowing young man by the name OF
Koon across the creek where he struck
against the. bank /; he died about eight
n'elock the, same evening. Mr.. Kidd,
strange to.say, had his. coat torn from
his back, aud with the exception of d
very slight ;scall ;onsthe neck 10 ,unhurt
MI Feldner, formerly -of Mfltonsburg,
had both of his legs broken and receiv.
led some injuries Rbout the head II il
impossible, tor him to recover The
front of the boiler was defective and
the only rent made In II was just above
the door of the furnace; piece, per
haps foot square was blown out, the
remainder,of the boiler was blown bach
about 60 feet. The water tank was ear
ried l50 yards from the mill. The mil
was manufactured by Griffith & Wedg,
and had been in use several years: Th,
mill was on Paw Paw creek, FIVE mile!
south east of this place. .o4 X.s
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,.By Their Works We shalt know
Them.o 49,

& The Irishman who thought the drug.
sist stingy because the ematic was SO
smallsis only surpassed In his parsimoni-
Gus drollery by those who persistently
adhere 10 the use Of those nauseating,
large and drastic pills, while
DR.. Pierce's Pleasaat Puyyatirc Pelictss
which are sugar coated and little larger
than mustard seeds, will, by their steady
and gentle action on the liver, correct all
torpidity, thus permanently overcoming
In South America they
have almost entirely superseded,all other
pills, and are relied on fully by the people,
and often used as q preventive of the va
rious affections Of the stomach, liver and
bowels,i 80 prevalent in that climates-
iPicres's Pocket Memorandum. Books are
given away at drug stores. aess Z.
SMYRNA, ,Aroostook Co Me, Nov 6, rs
b cR. W PIERCE, N. D. Dsar Sir: write
to inform you that / have used your Pei
let's for some time, and find them TO be
the best medicine that lever used. q l
have also used your Favorite Prescrip.
tion in my family. with entire satisfaction.
IHaVe seen your Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, and / think IL is. the best
thing / have ever seen. Yours truly,
syss{g Soc Il ii 50 G. SHERMAN. ~
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~ Congress proposes to make an
appropriation to complete the Washing
tom monument This would be very III
timed just aow. They have . colossal
statue. Of Liberty on the dome OF the
Capitol;i they would do something to
ftly illustrate the political condition Of
the country, LET them place . kit Of bur,
glars tools under her arm. s 3s-s.l.,. q .
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HONOR Pupils

No Minnie Reinherr,l John Heck,
Willie Helbling, George Schaub, John
Naibch. : :. ssasl sd. soEE s5at q
. No. 2-Tommy Adams, "A ndy Burg.
bakhcr, zBenhie Burkhart, Perry Craig,
addison Carter, W lille Ellsworth, Samuel
Johnston, Willie McC Clintoc, Willie Neu:
hart, John Ricer, Eddie Schumacher,
Charlie Schumacher, Henry Scheufele,
JohnsStcehr, Nicholas Wagonhein, VIII
lie Walton, Fritz Wagonheim, John Wag-
qnheim, Cora Craig, Addie Henthorn,
Annie. Hines, Annie Lsuenstein, Katie
Neuhari, Louisa Neuhart, Lizzie Neibch,
Annie Pope, Mary Ricer, Libbie-Stoehr,
Birdie Spriggs, Lena Smith, Matte Wal
ton, Louisa Neibch.S - Gs-E e'..sH li'a
e No.i3-Ciara Dyer, Mollie Hunter,
Lydia Johnston, Fernie Ketterer, Mary
Koehler, Pauline sLauenstein,@ Emma
Mays, Caroline Neuhart Mary Smith, Le
na wagonheim, Mary Helbiing.a Everett
Doherty, Bennie Hines, Carl 7Judkins
Frank Ketterer, Charlie Koehier, Ssmue
j. Morris, George Neuhart, John Patton
Willie Pierson, Arnold Reef. j. as litai
,ssNs. 4--Minnie Baker, Mary Crawford
Alice Cassil, Lou Okey, Helen Schaub
Charles Cassil, George Koontz, Thomas
Keehler, Charles Little. Leslie Mason
Clifton Morris, Willie Neuhait, Loui'
.Stoehr, CliftonaW alton: sr9d'o 7ssoI
No 6-Ella May Morris, Eloisc Will
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kvMr. HArEs has been giving out
hints asto his policy. IfMr HArEs does
not want to cit down to dinner Or his
swn words be would better walt for in
ssructions from MoKros and CHANDLER
before saying much about his policy.
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From the st. Clair,vilIe Gazstts, ist inst.

From the st. Clairsville Gazette, ist inst.]
Judge Okev will commence holding q
term Of Court in Monroe county next
week. During the three weeks that be
has been on the bench ia this county,
Judge okey has given the best Of salts
faction. The attorneys and all having
business in Court seems to be highly
pleased with him. He dispatches busi.
ness with as much rapidity as could be
desired, Notwithstanding all, predictions
to the contrary. A. .s.ss-as.F';:s:, ,..z,s.
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Nelson H. Van Worries voted 10 sus
tain the decisien of the Commission in
counting the votes of Louisiana for
Hayes, O. did oil the Republicans OF the
House except Seelye and Pierce, OF Mas.
sacliusetts, who wsshed their hands OF
the infamy. Nelson is not much OF .
partisan --aotAe = ATHENS Journal. ,e,s
By thus identifying himself with this
rnoustrous fraud Nelson has forfeited
the good ~ill OF hundreds Of Democrats
xse would have bean glad to see him
ssHs out OF Congress with q creditsble
record.
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sHsRrsrs SALE. .l,,.., r.
"a ! { J.h. Wiley -.s,sss =
.ssassn e S3fMss

= rf~A - StS1f@e -E0< @s1& At11ASst -
QY virtue sf . ssrtsin srdsf q Issls Issued
ID from the sourt of sonuon pless, within
and for the sednty Of nSirss, ana Stats 4
Ohio. In . eiss pending insAia ssass bsswssa
the abeys named parties, and 70 ne diFss>al.,
| will easr for sale at the east deer sf ths
court house in Woelsasli, sa
Saturday, tie lotA day er Mersl. lsyL
between the hours sf - s'slsek {. 4. sia {
o'clock psns. sf ssia aay,r sks 1snswins ass
ssrihsd. real estats sitsats d nenrss esaasr.
Ohio, 70 VII: = g ! z f-sAs ~ e -
Connsncins ss Ne sauth~s>t gssrn1essf -,
tion fourteen 10. tswnship Ave Of range ~
thsnce north eighty-two rods ana I've iixks Is
. stone; thsass north ssvsnty. y.sighs ana 49,,
fourth dsgrsss east sighty-two Sods thsas6
south two and ops-fourth degrees east issty.
nine rods and ten liaks 70 beech tTss siektssa
inches in diameter; thsnee AftssA .dsgrsss 80
nineteen r6dsE With tAs nS8adauA e lths rua
thence south eight and sns-foarth degrees sasl
ssssntssn reh din Ne ias; Hence 18th is6r
and one-han degrees east twelve rods - u
section line; thence west thirty y,ssvsn rsds an1
twelve haks 70 the bssisaiss. ssitsisine -
1ys 'aeres moro or lea 81 sssssS .s.. sSs
Said property % erdsrsd - - sslA 4 A.
praised at 500. and nay ) ssll fsPs, .tVe-
thirds q ssil aPRssassnsat. fssns y salps
cash. IS Al IA - l.ss...,... s, s.ex ~
sssygE esw axesa s7sfs3.LlT1LR
f,bs,i7wS. Sheriff \. g. 8
n. HsILlsrEs. Att , for pl'ta.
4
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i 'TiiRnAs.rERs OF REAL;sRsrArE.

John Ramsieer % Samuel Gasser.. AZ
acfss, Lee township, s7o0sss asa s
',-E d. johnson too. Buadfeld, Jack.
SON township, 12racres. $fa00 ya = 70
ID. Tuell TO c. Tuell,s &c rt20 acres,
jackson township, $500. go ~.
C. Tuell 10 Jas. Bradfeld, 4 acres,
Jackson township, $500. e
w. R. Drum to NJ Myer, l acre,
Green township, 8l25.
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WThe Republicans End much graft
feation in haunting Democrats who A + !: :
vored the submission OF the Presidential
question 70 the Court Of Arbitration g
The only srrorof the Dsnoorais vas
in assuming that Republican judges
might be honest. Possibly they deserve
dsrision ior such credulity. but they Mil
probably NOT otsen repeat the blsnder.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
B. +. .obliasss b.
, W. i5'.. ~
! : Joseph Dys sE al.

sf-<-sJ - fiief ~.
Ok sirtus Of su order of sale q v.s dl,eoted
u from the court Of common plsas Of MonrsS
oountv, Ono, win oasr for sale Il the frost
door Of the oourt house, IN the tswuts tsf
Woodshsld, bstwssn the hours of 10 s'olosk
:. N. and o'clock p. m. on t4@&is says
Satnrday, ,the lid day Of March, 1871,
the following described real sstass situate 4
Monroe county, Ohio, o SSii, sls5a..i "a
e k'Ths southeast quarter ,sf session seven.
tssn, township thres and faass aix, contain.
Ing one hundrsd and SIXTY acres. - i.l..S !. 20
Order Of sale issosd on tie jaassmsnt,sf
George Ne6. ~ s. - s.se
Tssns $500 10 Be psid on tks asy Il
sale and the bslanos on seaarnasisz. s
Appraised at $3.50. 'ae e { stslss q siiss
fsbls.'77vs.. sh.rir ! !. 9. 8.
HsLInfsz + oKEr, rlt,as Ast,ys. - -. 4
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David Ayres, Will.

=. q = u 80 = = " = y
NOTICE Is hereby given that the last will
IN and testament Of David Ayrss, late Of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together WITH
the record thereof was destroyed BY Ore on
the 18Th day of June, 1857. ana that ! duly
certified copy thereof was supplied and ad-,
mitted to record In the Probate Court, on the
2ist sday ;of February, A. D. 1877, snasrss
corded therein. JAS.s n. NORRIS. sss,
fsba7,77ws. : Probate Judge. T., G. o:
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clnelnna.i 1--we s.ook Markst..

iIsos March !, l6tl.y
GATTLE-CommonS2 % 5oa2 go. fair
to medium -e3a3 Is; good to, choice
butcher grades S4a4 75;i fairsto good
shipping grades 81 50a5: sfair TO good
heavy oxen 90 50s4 50;s fair 70 good
dairy cows 50 25a4 so; fair to good
feeders 8 5Oa4' 5O, 80 81 a4sHt heA
HOGS-Common - 56a5 15 +. fair
to good light S5s 25a5 so; fair to good
packing IS 60a5 80; select butchers' $5
S5s6. ee l5i~ Y1il taif u shsS 81 y 81
SHEEP-Commohn tei'fairo44a4kc kc
good to extra 48A6c per ID gross.
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BEAUTIFUL CHRoMo face,
..s, THE TREAsURE.y 4. 5
A.Monthly journal and Hsussksspsr's kasa.

AsSssAAs sSesAs~s - 80
1ins.
- 81 ssS4a Reading Adttsr s0oH u =
Devoted V y lssi.nsise. lu.sll.sssal and In
strqesisss iniermss'on fasn,on, hteFas1re.
Arr 6c.'Issppayms saseess'iy, ions neeceo
~ every semwf Ahs containing spiendld
'eoesin ueassse isnofs ls'ones, ssetcnes' peens'
,rs.I.s III ta~conSipin, int.liirsrs ssa n.
SsrIssina matter. sslssinr partisuiafl Il HE
aaslss.sf daiy lSis Ind 81 the home si.ois,
wishvalpaSie receipts for every houssk s.tsf.
4his io9rRal ~ mas iot Us oDleos .ne inpsoye'
mem q not.n - .e'a as.s: nss..n y. s"'
-oiesy, sra = saon ssnaos s... ..a " :, o0u.a
% = s1Ss.os - aSsssay.1
sa1 49, .Y s.s,
y; ;ssss 49,. S. cI,..,s. ,Ss..u.. y.
tns s'us .ers-s;s g, Oa:. VI.ssy ~Iy
ana Al True ss'e,ms. Wns.s,e. nsIae'
20 seeasH = oonasIn: .,'noas ,. - =. Nv
ana nskeet'asn ,sls IN we ooI @sn'.y - =
power nHseos sness1sv RsA pso:
!use,y nHs'sa MA .,s eIp.ss.s"y psp.. ~,
sne tsMiiy .sns oss'.ss ~ plo'ess,o.s'
.saast, .s,ssI. s.S,Ss - s's....ss.s i.s., '
'1e., 'f-t5sss = - :" 3. = -"
sI&Eun4 - Anoum.
Single sspiss. psstsss psid. si %
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NeWeYork.

March a-Flour 4 65@S so. Wheat l
SEAL 80; Corn 60a6lc; Oats 40a45c ;
Rye SlaS4c; Barley S5aS7c. ss
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FROM THE STATE, CAPITAL.
CoIuunrs, Obio. Feb as,i 1877

ED SPIRIT: The citizens reception TO
Gov. Hayes and wife came of to dsy.
The receptions were held in the rotunda
Of the State H.,use at 4 o'clock P. NJ. !;
in the Senate Chamber from Z to 81
o'clock and in the Hall of the House
from o. o'clock until IL O'Clock p. NJ.
The one in the rolunda was BY the in
mates and Officers of the public ins.itu-
tions of the State, at Columbus The
pupils. Of the Asylum for the Blind,
those of the Deaf and Damb, the pupils
OF the public schools, the childten OF
the kindergarten school numbering
about sixty or seventy. In one continu.
ous stream filed into the Stata House
grounds at the South gate nass;no into
tie State House at The South door and
I'm tbronoh tbe rotunaa. SINGING .pch
sono. as aHold the Fort" sbaking
hand. with the q warner and Mrs
HAYES as thew nassed.
The children we're ont in force of all
.ona .;zsa and comnl.x;o .nd. an =,
,ilem seemed to en;py vitbont nerhans
raalizing that ,hev v.re TIM. aarlv n.r.
ticinat,so in one of the adinnc,. ~ nol.
tics. The svellino d;mensions of which
,eem TO indicate 10 the Patriot that loss
Of country and liberty and princinle i
ranidly oiy;no Nav IN I.nds,ion nf In.
dividnals
I cannot say ANYTHING about the Ger.
emonies in the Senate Chamber no. aav,
ing been prcsent. hut long before the
hour fixed for the rec.ptIon in. the Hal
Of the House t,s corridors were flles
to overhowing. The barracks band wa:
there dia:oursing music to the surgins
masses whese chief desire seemed to b,
to gain. admittance into the Hall Of th,
House. But there was no s"open .se
same" to any but the members aad theil
wives until the ceremonies we're over il
l the Senate, and the Governor and tn,
reception committee were escorted By
the private passage way between the
two houses 10 the House and seated
when the doors were thrown open ant
with whoops and yells the throng came
pouring in, and in twinkling every
available foot of space was jammed full
The assemblagc was called to ordel
by President, pro TEN, Curtiss, OF th,
Senate and short, congratulatory and
laudatory addresses were then delivered
by Curtiss. Senator Warnock and Speak
er Grosvenor The Columbus Gles
Club sang the "Siar Spa1gled Banner
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tFron the Daily Register. so
Wheeling live stock Markets g

Daa s',a@ ., February 2s, 1877. :
CATTLE-The arrivals were 70 head
Prices: Common 3@34c and 3A@44c;
choice SC. Average q 4c u. =.
HOGS-The arrivals were 1l6 head
Prices range from 5@5ic.. The lattel
part Of last week the quotations .wer,
as high as &c, but prices have fallen eff
SHEEP-l0 head. Quotations 44@
sc A moderate inquiry. -..s y
CALYES-Good demand. .'.s.As
MICH COWS-Little inquiry.
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~ Our Centennial presents us with q
President rejected by more than score
Of the electoral votes. by more than .
quarter ofs million Of popular votes,
and seated BY glaring and notorious
frauds. 49, - -: -
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Interesting Experiments with the
Af Telephone. r

: CHICAGO. Feb. p, PROF. Elisha GRAY
lectured this evening at Mccormick Hall
to large and interested audience on the
Telephone, giving illus,ratiops of the in.
strument's capabilities, Judges Cation
and Booth, Hon.. Henry Greenbaum,
Chas. Somers. and other eminent scien
lists were on the platform. Music played
in Milwaukee, swas transmitted over the
wires and reproduced in thehall in clear
and sweet tones. Many Of the popular
airs called for by the audience we're
promptly given and heartily applauded
Prof Favillsi in Milwaakee. played the
Telephone waltz. Several different mus
sical notes, were started simultaneously 10
Milwaukee and distinctly heard by the
audience. The lecture and illustrations
we're entertaining throughoute: Prof
Gray gave due credit to- Prof. Bell for his
remarkable development. OF the speaking
'selegsaph, which she lecturer described.
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10 Mr.. Moody says heaven is 40 real a
place as Boston, and he iintimates that it
is rather more moral and Interesting
And the average Bostonian buttoned mp
his coat and turned on his heel with ILL
concealed disgust.
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xE0ur goyernmen. consists Of three
departments the executive department
tho legislative department, and the de-
psrsment for legalizing frauds s
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erToG YOU'VE will be Governor Of
Ohio in place OF HAYES who resigns to
accept an office gained by fraud.
1.-THE Radical party are proud Of THoM.
AZ they keep very quiet aboutit.
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sE1s anybody simple enough to bs.
lisye that the men who stole the Presiden:
sy for EiArEs will stand asideanalcs hon.
est men run his administration? ~
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EEM A. r. MiLIra, ktes agent Of
The New Jersey Mutual Life Insurance
Company was here last week He fur
nishes nothing new as TO the condition
and prospects ef the company.
he Is now agent for the-Iohn Han
cock Company Of Boston, and makes .
proposition that NJ. MooRs, State agent,
win collect whatever may be obtained
from the wreck OF the New Jersey free
Of cost to au who will take out policies
in the company for whichl he is NOW
agent. % aiyH
Mr.. MOORE has been sending out cir.
culars pledging himself to do everything
in his power 70 protect the wictims oflhis
former company, and we may thereiors
tfustt that his efforts will not be limited
To flie; mrrrests or tuosc onIy who con
tribute to building up aaew business fol
him.
z Many of the policy holders desire t
have meeting and general copsulta,ior
before entering into new obligations, :
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NJ GRaxr was soundly abused fer
appointing Dishonest men to Office l.
begins to lock as Il he was not much 70
blame. :. - 80 '-7 ~ g. =
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tho March I, 1877.
G GATTLE-Market quiet and unchang>
ed, prices ranging rrom To IL, with
bulk Of sales at 9fal0fc -aE y72@
SHEEP-Demsnd very light, and mar.
ket extremely dull at further reduction
In prices, ranging from SC to 6tc for or.
dinary to prime. ?. e i's's yiss'" s's9a 800
SWINE-Market dull and weak, and
nominal figures 5fa6c for fair to good
western corn led. .ssa h'fs hi'g SO %
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fEHAYEs was declared elected at fonr
o'clock in thnsmorning. Itshould have
been done at midnight. ,ss's ts 5Fs
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rRfcss on HOGS AND SHEER
49, ~ fs's .shsaa g. sAS III sgus<'
Ytht :,4Abtrtistultnts,
IT, Land nd lfl, for, Sale. e.

TWILL SRLL 9 oaeres Of lsnd on suu6sh
j Creek, near tbs. clinsan bridge. There b
adwsllins henss on the promises and two
orchards Of so trees. sssw 49,
'''.''9..l .' BARNAPsARsoN,
mehs, TIM. s Wooiisasld, Ohio.
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March 2:-Flour 5oasoO; Wheat l
40al so, Corn 4Oa42c; Oats S6a40c
Bsrley 6oaSoc;; Rye 75c. g at3'
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TwoNew Arnerican Bishops.

AWONoW AMASSsCa1 suvPss =
I, NEW York. Feb, 26-The Journal viii
announce to-inorrow,as appointed by the
Pope, two new Bishops for the United
States-one, the Rev. DR., John Moore, of
Charleston,to be Bishop OF St. Augustine,
Florida, and the other, Dominican Friar
Vinges OF Benicia, to, be coadjutor Of
Bishop O'Connell, Of Grass Valley, Cali
ifornia. f.r-
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RWwe will furnish for our readers af.
terra while specimens Of the rejected evil
dence. aiaiis 'sFa hpt -t- g