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B0se-balI.

The Cincinnatis and the Hartfords
will play on the Avenue Grounds this
afternoon and tomorrow afternoon, the
weather permitting.
The following games were played yes
terday:
National Associated Press to the Star.
PORTSMOUTH, July 23.-Ludlows 3,
RiVersides 2.
SPRINGFIELD, o., July 23.--Harttords
10, Champion CiLys 0.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.
Innings. .......... 2 8 s 8 50
Louisville. .....1 . . O.
Bostons. 0 0 0 u 0 o. ]
Errors-Louisvlles 7, Bostons 4.
Base Hits Louisviles s, Bostons 6.
Umpire-Devinney.
Time OF game--Uwo hours.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Indianapolls 8,
Chicagos l.
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cover the splendor OF her antiquity.
With public works the eX'ent OF arabic
land, the numbers of the population, and
tht revenue would all augment. Thanks
TO the annexations conducted by Col.
Gordon, Egypt now extends TO the great
lakes Of Central africa, and she has
thu become, in point OF territorial ex-
tension, one OF the largest countries III
the world.
Olly let her pass under the protection
OF England, instantly the slave trade is
suppressed, steam navigation connects
the interior of the continent with the
Mediterranean, and civilization and
commerce penetrate into an immense
region of admirable fertility, and, by
reason Of its altitude, habitable ny Eu-
ropeans. BY the Cape, by Natal, by the
Transvaal, the English are advancing
towards the Zam6ezi. Already they
have station on Lake Nyassa; soon
they will have others on Lake Taugan-
yika and Lake Victoria. The lnterna'
tlonal Exploration Society, founded un-
der the auspices of the King of the Bel
gians, will send into the country travel
ers, en- grants, artisans OF every kind.
1t has been SHOWN that telegraph
line could easily be established from
Cairo to Natal and the Cape. Lieut..
Cameron thinks that railways uniting
the center of Africa to the coast would
not be long in paying their expenses.
II, therefore, England consented to fix
her attention in this direction, an un-
broken current OF civilization would
speedily cross Afric from Alexandria
10 the Cape along the line Of the high Ia
ble-lands.
The English would thus erect for
themselves an empire as extensive as
that OF India, with virgin lands of far
greater fertility, with more agreeable
climate, and completely Tree from long
droughLs. AS for India, necessarily
England will lose it ln the end. The
reason is plain. l say nothing of the
danger of the approach oil the Russians,
which must go on with time, without
necessarily ending in shock.
But the more actively the English set
up railways in India, canals, manutac-
tories, schools--the more, in word,
they ciyilize the natives-by SO much
the more rapidly will they be fastening
the epoch of their coming Of age, and
consequently their aspirations after in
dependence. 1t is simple impos sible
that one hundred thousand Europeans
should continue Indefinitely to govern
two hundred millions OF foreign subjects,
when the latter have once been, in how
ever slight degree, penetrated with
modern ideas.
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STEAMBOAT PROPULSION. - The new
method Of steamboat propu lslon is the
invention OF New York steam
boat expert. For a boat OF $50 Ieet long,
4O-feet beam, and 4-feet draughl,
he proposes 2 screw wheels arranged
side by side at the stern, ID feet each in
diameter and of y feet pitch, with
stra gut blades placed to dip within
loot OF the bottom OF the boat. These
screws travel iu opposite directions; |;
and as their vanes are long and elastic,
it is believed that, despite their siZ5,
hey will jar the vessel much less than
the ordinary submerged screw. These
propellers. driven az 100 revolutions,
would secure, it Is claimed, a speed OF
37A miles per hour-or, with ample al.
lowauce for slipping, say 80 miles an
hour effective speed. BY this device
boats may be driven in very shallow
water.
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Mr.. Smalley writes to the NewYork
Tribune: "Mr. Conkling has been here
for week, seeing goOd deal Of Lon
don, and IRON several different sides.
The Lomdoner regards him with some
astonishment and agood deal OF admira-
ton. He has already made areputation
as talker. He employs his extraor-
dinary conversational powers in de-
ending the political system OF which he
mas been "a pillar during the last eight
years aud more. You may judge of Tue
fleet by the remark of an eminent En-
slishman, which l take leave to quote,
That he had never heard SO brilliant a
defense ol a thing in itself indeten sible."
1t appears that Mr.. Conkiing Is MOI a
lon in London, owing TO tho fact that
the prolonged visits OF Gen. Grant and
the Emperor OF Brazil have exhausted,
for the moment, The Engilshman's pow.
er OF receiving fresh sensations.
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PIANOS, &c.
Haines Brothers Pianos.
NOTICE.
Master commissioners Sale.

T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE AT
Il the Court-house in Cincinnati, Ohio, on
nlDAY, August "a, 1877, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
the following real property, to-wit:
The life estate of John W. Anderson in Lot
Is, in Whit!ock's subdivision in Lockland,
Hamilton County Ohio, subject to the provl-
sions Of the will of Eliza Nj. Anderson (see case
No. 1854, Hamilton Common Please
Valued at 800.
Terms of sale-Cash.
f. n. WILD, Master Commissioner
WILBY WALD, Attorneys. jy24-5lTu
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John Rickaby, alias "Rackety Jack"
an advance agent and manager, whom
many Chicagoians may remember as
with Grover at the Adelphi, and this
spring with Boucicaulps "Shauyhraun"
troupe, tells good story OF how he was
once travelling for Lolita, and at Mem
pns was intro Iuced by Trask, the river
editor of the Avalanche, TO an honest
old river Captain, who took his whisky
straight and often. "He runs Lotta,'
explained the introducer. "Does he?
G ad to meet you, sir. When did you
arriveY said the bluff old river dog"
'''rnls morning." replied the agent. And
where do you load her for? Cotton, Of
course; you'll load her with cotton"
continued the Captain. K ckaby stared
at him as if he was q lunatic, but Trask
saw where the misconceptlon existed,
and came to the rescue. ''LOtta, Cap
TAIN" he explained, sis not a steamboat,
but very charming actress and lady,"
SO, is sheT apOloglzed the Captain;
"--, If l didn't think she was d
sLeamboalW and further apologies were
rendered at the bar. And now 1T is a
standing joke in The profession TO ask
Lotta ii she is loading with cotton.
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The Temperance Wave.

The Hall and Lincoln meeting at Ii OPP
kins Hall was we'll attended, though it
was pay meeting.
The exercises were opened by large
choir of lads and misses who sang "Only
An Armor Bearer" The usual deYo-
tional services were then held, alter
which the choir sang another Gospel
song.
Messrs. Henry Keller, W. D. Salmon,
W. g. Wynne, E. Ii. Dodson, Frank
Karpelaws, James jackson, john S.
Brown and j. S. Greene addressed the
meeting in short speeches.
There will be no meeting in the hall
Tonight, as Messrs. Hall and Lincoln
will be at Loveland.
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In his recently published "Biograph-
ical Sketch OF Child," Mr.. Darwin
notes the fact that, whereas all babies
are we'll pleased to see their faces in a
mirror, the higher apes are highly in
censed when tuey ben0lu their natural
lace In a glass. The fact is also re-
marked that, whereas children soun
learn that IL is but an image which they
see there, the highest apes III NIX it to be
!, real obj c., and grasp around behind
the mirror TO clu. Oh 1t,
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EGAL NOTICE-SARAH PERKINS,
i 4 whose place Of residence is unknown, is
hereby notified that Ancil b. Perkins did on
the I'd day OF June, 1877, lle her petition in the
once of the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the County Of Hamilt IN, State
Of Ohio, charging the said Sarah Perkins with
gross neglect Of duty and willful absence, and
asking that he may be divorced from the said
sarah Perkins, which petition will stand for
hearing on the 4th day of September, 1871, or
as soon thereafter as the same can be heard.
Dated this 23i uay Of July, 1871.
ANCIL Is. PERKINS,
BY CowAN DURRELL, his Attorneys
iv24-6 In
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NothipR More Delicate.

1t is generally admitted that there can not
be anything more exquisitely delicaGe for per-
fuming the handkerchief than Murray n Lam
mans Florida Water, but its great and dis
tnctive property is its adaptability to the use
Of the bath. 1t is the only perfume that we
use IN this way; the power 1t has OF imparting
to the waters OF the bath great soothing, re-
freshing aud invigorating effects, is peculiar
to ITSELF
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GREAr BRITAIN. EGYPT. AND INDIA.

The dis inguished Belgian publicist,
NJ. de Lavelare, propounus opinions on
Egypt and India, which are Invested
w Tn current interest. He holds that
Il gland should selza Egypt, and expect
i'm time 10 los" lnuIa. Egypt in the
ba.lds Of the English, he says, would re-
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LEGAL.


T EGAL NOTICE. w M. A. STALKER,
IL whose place Of residence is unknown, Is
hereby notified that Della A. Stalker, did on
the 10th day OF June, 1877, file her petition in
the Office Of the Court OF Common Pleas, with
in and for the county of Hamilton and State
OF Ohio, charging the said VIM. A. Stalker
with gross neglect Of duty, and asking rnat
she may be divorced from the said VIM. A.
Stalker, which petition will stand for hear
ing on the 4th day or September, 1877, or rs
soon thereafter as the same can be heard.
Dated this 23d day Of July, 1877.
DELLA A. SIALKER,
By CowAN & DURRELL, her Attorneys.
iva ii
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HAPPY tidings for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulyermacher's Electric Bolts ef-
equally cure premature debility, weakness.
and decay. Book and Journal, with informa-
tion worth thousands, mailed free. Address
PULvERMACHER GALvANIC CO., Gin
cinnatl Ohio.
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A TrACHMENT-BEFO D. W. C. LEE,
n Justice Of the Peace of Cincinnati Town
snlp, Hamilton County, Ohio, No. 20 ". Sixth
strcet.-John #. Menne VS.. 5. W. Morton. n.-On
the 18th day OF July, 1877, said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for
the sum OF seventy dollars and twenty -tlv e
cents. JOHN +. MEME.
tINCINNATI, July "a. 1877. jy-4-3tTu
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EDUCATIONAL.
OBERLIN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare =
i tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad
mits both sexes No saloon temptations Best
Of religious influences Thorough and cheap
Tuition. incidentals and library fees only $N
wear. Over / 200 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address j. III. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent. or J. B. T. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlin.
Ohio. au3 -d&W,u
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fn'X,Kl5t|Ensslfs'u. .4'h
|la kpil& 81 ClKcENIg156
Are authorised to contract for sdvsrtisinl
in this pspef.
Eeotaat1s tuEnlshst1 1ApeA ~ afl-r
10 llvahlsi sseah ifE 4 ciFeaia

Are authorised to contract for advsrtisinl
In this pspef.
tHG1sauaGes fnEnashan -. AZ ssr
m kfvahsss sSo1ds Ter RCiccra1a
- - 80 r-srw -
~ s, h.
House sJWHt sH6S0illt1On
-
netdnce 70 an Amendment Of Article.
kour and tEJebe s<6E NE sCJsb6A
RSorgdnsztnk III fdfcidy y 5 1fks
State of OLD - as
-
4 II IL ysso,ssd bv tie gru-ro1 A...... - a.
.SsaS oj.0fso. Gbree. ,ftbs N sIi fhs ~. -.
elected TO ssoh housSi ooncnyy,1S ~ si rsi,, ~,
t.s PlepeAuon 20 snend nv CoAstieqtion
y me state Of uhio, Pc Sspbmitted TO the
eiectors. .of the STATE on the second Tuesday
q October, 4: p; 1877, g follows 70 VT
That sections one, ntres. Jss sir, s51hs, ,S,seio6
Jourscen, teen, ss1t6en and osghtess, of afti6ls
'ouh p DC amended 20 ts tosfead o 16IloSfs.
and section sevens 10f ssticlel fou a and 49,
I,tions twelve and thirteen Of artiela. 49,.
| be repealed. !. -. -, 4,
ARTfCfK ~ si1 10 tE73o /
II s.rro ~ 81 IllI, % 5a0alfa ga oi /
sb,u poMeel Otatanie Pstsfs
I. y ses.ee ~ = supreme Court ~ Dis
ss'c' kourts, courts oi Common Pleas. yusti-
ces o. the Peace ana fuch other courts fnfs.
tsaas 20 the Supreme Court, In one OF amSfe
counties, - the Genefai Assembly may iff1m
tine = time ssta6 a6lishse The 6upefior Coutss
of Cns 9ksnd Montgomery cbuh,ies,shsai
c0nanue &phl sothefNise progidxdsb sby lau.
SEC, s. The court. .ef Common Pieaa shaII
| be holden by, one Juddae. wbsahaII g aJact.,a
| by the voters OF the DiStfiSt and ssid fSsrt
Ishslt % oOs,; a pti,ses ~ n. assssss,,a,
Of bus,nsss. .suada,e .ra - ,iIs.s.s-1.-es.a
| Rach ooSntv nov axis,ine :, h..s.ft., -:
"A h.5i co,,st;,s,,s : !. :, q.
Disty;ctj snd-aanh Dist,sct s.,S ~ l,s..... =
/ ths nsm. ~ ~. .o,,rsv az. 80. ~. ~
49,. - so-yy-'s ss'ss-r1n7s - =,
a.. -, n..I.. casa,...ss !. -
oso. ., SAon D,s'faCs Uours snsu oo1slsF
III one !uuses IWlo srah pe eleote9 py ehs
voters OF the district. There shall be tiecssd
fone9ot more yudgsn IN each dist1lct, and
there shall be held annually not less thar
three sessions. ~ essh lOSunsy in4hs sssls.
Dist,ios Cont djsst;i iots III ~
linspum6Sf ma shslfia ia5SIrS g ssSIT 9 = ~
pless and DistSot' 'Conrt distriets .ths ,s,,.i.s
N Ind - yso ;rsd n a,snoss ~ 6s
az ..,s "vrsst Sss..; a Ss..sss
.Ae'e - s.ss. ,s seompo,oopt
cowpAes 0ouhpso ~ popnsy his1pee,
ana - nesry equsI IN popuisson Is pfscti-
caele. Aeenous!spee pil spreesntths leniyof
tsil the members elscted " both Houses, shall
be required forlshea aafstapps srtisdtiens, 81 u
each District Court and Comnoh Piess dis.
tsiot, aadsf lthis ASnda6hts but DO shssik,
4
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|afes sPIIK0. y Htk1flA01l5E ~
|yai'ssaGimoH nssh sad .Ts1Hiosl d74erN
|qidAswo, sass PfEo1E sds ,a sx5sss
.ssusoa bsv1sss1
Many -sansss ssal -. pset1ss tAIe PENN!
fand idistssssips -, pbDe4}St ~
Tn IT, retqrn; The ~ fzpqnsrs ne sf eElaS|g
'pafgstives tsnh g Yted1se eoqfsese9
tlhs bod sFBtpJo leslic9 - ~ H.
aumerors other sauses sss - t4lIs(44
\ this complaint spa hitherto nothing eaesseal
has .beens presented v The pHhql yhlsa
would rapidly, ailsyists sylnpsSHs AZ ~
snAssiy Rove an ehs5tlvs 'ootts fnI9yE
kwe have a remedy WhieA tot'tu11 A06iG-
= Ainosf inatsnkaSs -hnk ON FsnevstAe lArgeat
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3 DIsrkrcr coUhr ann conHoa PLEAS.
= ~ = aEtskil8 50 tlslli z
2 g.. Legal Notice.

q
ToHN BlELaAN Of the Ststesof Hlinois, de-
u vfsee Of John Berger, deceased, win take
Inosios sshat csthsSlne eergefs Adnninistsasrix
Of .hs eststs Of John Berger, deceased, on the
INT dsy Of September, a, D.s677, Aied her
petition IN the Probate Court within and
for the county or Monroe and State Of
Ohio, alleging that The personal estate of said
deoedent 10 insuf1cient TO pay his debts and
the charges Of administering his estate; that
he died ssissd in fee simpls q tke following
described @fesl estate sitnAis IN said county
of Monroe, to wit; = 9 H. = $500 ~
Tls noishvsst { quarter q the nottkxss.
quarter 81 section twenty one, IN township
three of range three. containing forty acres.
And that said Cathasins Berger. widow soi
said decsdsnt, Is entitled 70 life estate in
said premises; and that said cathalins Ber.
ger has been allowed $500 for her support
Wbieh is insnfaeient.s .tssssssag 6lsd
The prayer of said petitioner 10 for aus
ditional allowances for cher support, sand "a
sell said real estate subject to her life astats
for lths payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid: said petition will be for hearing
on the 18th day Of October q. D.sl677.3
- s4 cATHARlNR BERaBR, -
Admi1istratrix y John Berger, decd.
ssptl1 .77ws. = go. s. -. ---s.'s S
s holi,srss y Holllssss, Attys, ss.s
sssek --sza aiaen,esao 1a.r1 . sxzs isgpss
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rArso--ToI vote on the House Joint Resolu-
Iiion relating % an Amsndmento 81 Articies
-Four and Eleven, Or Consultation, rsorganisI
| ing tie Judi6iafy 81 Che sststs Of 0kfol Z And
at said slection, thsvosers desiring to vtts
In favor Of the adoptipu of this Amendment
shall have placed upon their ballots the
Rerds, .'JudicisI ConstitutIonsl Amsndme nj
Yes" The votsrs who ! 40 mot fxvor the
Isdoption of said Amendment shalh have
ipisced upon their ballots the words sJndi-
Eoisl ConstitutIoial Amsndment--Nos,hxo
: AEs6 --Thoss who dssirs tolsvotssfof An
hAots TO- A1thsize Free Banking, shall plsoe
upon thsisballo forlthe ofRcsrs than 70 be
elected the words rRor thsfrss banking act. =
and the voters not approving II shall pisce
upon Aheir ballots ths words, aAgsinst the
freeI bankirgs aot.r The Judges and clerks
of aaid election ln each and every township,
ward sand prscinct shsll.. in additioa to- the
|rstufns provided BY ssws and atrths same
time, make. return totheclsrk oflthecounty,
lofst thslyote cast for and against the approval
VI this act.p .ssEsse sesbxs
lee Tbs Trustees Of the several townships oi
said county are hereby notified that the fol.
lowing number OF Jurors are appointed "a
theif townships respectively, and that they
txrs FsquIfsd 20 sslsct ths said numbsr,1 r,1nd
rake 1etnsns Fthereof to thesGlerk sofsths
Court Of Common Pleas, together with the
Qlthrok. Eitbin tSeu dr. sffus Z:
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Canine is now 40 high in nrice Is
Europe that doctors are using in stead
the LIQUID solution sef strycbnine. and
flud Il nearly az efieacious and much
scbeaner. e - 'sSTs ~
..,.., :. :, !. =. - :. :. J, !, !. 3. ,s.,.
johnson is to be set up as q monument
to his memory near his old Tennessee
homszsIs is Of white marble, and 10 be-
ing carvedin Philadelphia. Il
upoh c.r ,,,,, III, -. - r. m.
,she moo moon ss ~hsr q s;.i ssns. ,hraa a.rs ns
.old ~ Roh cor,J,,. ,s,s "a % .ha nnsv u
- 3 ~, 1T ~. y ~
80. y ss.sss,ss - pss.s.,s ~. ss passs'
~ ~ = Ysse'A 1sH ~ 'Yse "Wss Wssss1u -
need immedlately. a Z ys,ta ..ssgt {.
.....'s ,,.,y s, ~. - :, - /. .,.... :. 80,
MR. ,asnos % -: saH ,a,st,s = sssSs s ~ - :,
hors crvine r,,i, ~ III. mn,bsr. he ;n,t.,;eS - eS
tha- nnis s;,hin svs .fest ~ hssbsvs
hs.,..i I;.frs,,Sd q n snd Nv bl Z L;.s
- - - ,'a.1 -' ~ .' AA
-. :. = ..'.-'..-s -'sn =
sol1e OF the western railroads q
coIofed porter is employed on sli pas-
.sen2er trains, Yhose duty It 10 to wait on
women and calldsep his duties are the
1870. $3.50 y euseu s o.ssisss =, - as sn,s
s S.sssa, soS.a = - I. iai.na1s., u s ~. ~,
: 49, = .',s, so.u - 's'aAo'e ue'P = =
u'es uA'e''s a'one III
There is. aslrepoytg that brigham
Young mother, now ninety eight yeafs
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Democratic Platform. Adop ted q,

~. n. = s... 80 !. .9s,sa =, .,s.. - ks:a
C.i.S. 49, 0miS ,.;s OK ,S.x scr
81 .SsAEsSg .sssSst ,sis4iss Yssss
The Dsmecrasics spastyss OF Ohio. IN
State Conxeation assemb bled, repews its
pssdses q Devotion to the uuion aed
tue Cohsotution, With The Amendments.
+ declares IS essential 10 tiie preserya.
~ slorot ss 4, lsss a1s 9 SSvsr,,msE faitnfa adi
netencs H INC fcllov'ux principies
Striet co1sV ucllop home rlilss the .su
prsnacy,ot .lhs CIVIL oYsf the military
hpover thessseparation pa Chnrclh snd
sStatc; the equality ofsniiicitizens before
ti's sias; iiosrts. t'tndividuai action,
uh<oxou of eumptuafy iawSt absolute
sacsdleScsbes III shsi lawfully expressed
wit OF Ae majority, oppositiol, ID al
subsidies lhe pressr rystion 1.-The public
.lsads 70 the spsas sofs actual settlers; and
Anaiaienanos aud perIse.iDg os our Com.
lon ooaooi a. stem.ns And ase pertinent
10 uls issues now pending before stEe
people--ssaess ses xssss slsqs cas seset
Hesoleed. That We look upon the
inauguration OF Z. B. Hayes 70 the high
le9ee 81 rPrssident sef sthe United sStates,
inApite .ot ss majority Of the electoral
and popular r., vote given by the people 70
loapuetJT tlldens as the most Danger
soae encrcachmentAupon kpopnlar rights
tnetnssevsf been rttemptsi atns this or
-ahy otner Fee eonntry.a Asrepetiton OF
the frand vii not be toierated.ssso as
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Rts - the tr~-e>~f ,gEs<2sSoE
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t0 Jsg5oo ,sgcB ls 8. ESD y'isv $40
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Tuesdays q October 8, 1877

.Whsgsss, 1by the laws OF Ohio, regulating
Klections, n Is required of Tie 5dsiff of his
county TO give hotlos before ths time of hold
fng sSgeneraa election. by procisnatiou
fthsoughoat ihs solnty o. shs tius stwhich
such sleetions will 10 koidsns s44gss sses
5sinpussusneeo o: such sslui sition, I TaoNAa
0. LITTLE, Sheriff Of Monroe County, Ohio, dc
hsrsbv proc aim and make known ttat the
second Tuesday. Belng the eth
Ia; DAY OF October, A, d. 1871,
Il, by the Consultations and Laws 81 Ohio. the
appointed day on, which the qualified electors
I of ssid Monroe County, Ohio; shall meet in
their respective townships, at their usual 81
proper place Of holding sleotions.-
RThs polls 10 be opened bstwssnt the hours
fH 8 and 10 O'Clock in the sfofenoon of, said
dag, and closed at So'elock IN Che afternoon
| Of raid day., /. &c :. ,lsl .as Assy
t.. The candidates to be voted for are: :, AZ
One person for Governor Of the State of Ohio;
Zone person for Lieutenant Governor Of ths
Stste ef Ohio; e1S H$i NC As'iS
One person for supretns Judge Of the state
Of Ohio; dss0a usnms 91--Fs5R
One person for TREASURED softbe State ,ei
/ ohio: ID eafssi . as 3sS{ 4 sfha5 .
One person for Attorney General Of ths State
Of 0hto;s - {.s,,s,. s,-.,s
Ono person for Clerk Of The suprsms Court
Of the. State Of Ohio; q t4.,9S
One person for School gomnissionsr o. the
State Of Ohio; saf'sti1 al h9HS
|0nsspsrson Cor Member Of Deard Of Pubic
Works Of the Stase Of Ohio,
One person TO represent the Nineteenth Dis,
triot in the Sonata Of Ohio;
One perssn tsssprssent Monroe County in
the Lsgislaturs 81 0hi5s
One persoa fofT Auditor Of Monroe County,
y; s,'s :,.' s:s.sa +. ss'..ss.' n's'e!9 County
One person for sheriff oseMonsos County.
Ohio;
Ions person 10 psosssutins Attorney Of
Mo1fos County. Ohio; asA eIAYis24
One person for Recorder Of Monroe County,
| Ohio; ssT .es sci gzfssf5 sssAs5--swss !
One spsrson fer .Commissioner hof Mcpros
scounfy. Ohio; o;.ssske5W ssTaslz-sasw
One person forsurvsyos Of Monroe County,
u s0hio;esT 80 stsasfS8S7 ssS&sa--xfsss
One person for Infrmary Director sof Monroe
lak County, Chic; 1sea llss sIsd-@aYaos1
One person for Coroner. sof Monroe County
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