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sHERIFFs) sALE,3ss
u Frederick KettersEo sIss
~ n 9 Kevs. esuoH DHIzaAa
George Dye ct alss7' ,ssoa

-DY virtue Of xcertsin ordsr nf 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 auction at the
east door Of the court hnnss In w oodsdsld on
Saturday, the Sd dayef March 1877,
between tbs. hours..of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
4 o'clock p M, Of said day. the following
described real sstats situate in Monroe oouu-
ty, Ohio, to wit:
Being the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter Of section Seventeen, township
three, range six, containing forty acres.
Also, the east part Of the Southwest. quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter. Of the same
section, township and range, beginning for
the same at the northeast corner Of the last
described tract; thence north eighty eight
and ,one-half, degrees west twenty poles,
witness white oak north one degree west
nineteen links distant, hickory ten inches
diameter north fifty five degrees west fifteen
links distant; thence south six cen and one
fourth degrees west eighty two and for nth
poles to . stcIfe, witness white sak thirty
inches diameter, north eighty eight and one
half degrees west eighteen links distant;
thence south eighty eight and one half de-
grees east forty poles to the southeast oor-
ner Of said tract, thence S;nsrthswithA the
line ;et said (itractito the place, of
besinning contaihing fifteen aores. 1 u 1
bald property SO ordered to be sold is sp-
praised at s "a; and may sell for two thirds
Of said appraisement. Terms of sale. two
hundred dollars cash On, dsys of salem /
. 5--C..,.y - TO, LITTLE. I
jan3o,'7Twa. Sheriff u. c., q. )
C.E. KsrrsRnR, Atty for plaintiff.
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:, The lame can be healed and. tie wouadsd
made whole We now know Just whstlths
Centaur Liniment viii do. They will sst
mend broken bones or euro Cancer, bat
they will extract soreness, allay pain, surt
Rheumatism and larger range Of Aesh, ,boas
and muscle ailments than any. article sssf r.
fore discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 20 bsyonds shs-sGssts
of these remarkable preparations. Chronic
Rheunatism Of many ysass st.sdisSs
Neuralgia, Weak Back, Fsvsr- Sores, NJ oop<
ingSinews, Sciatica, tCakea Bressts, Dis.
torted Joints and Sprained Limbs Of the wsrse
kind are cured by the White Centaur Linl
ment u Al *
1t will destroy the pain and heal withs
out scar all ordinary Burns and SealdE-<
1t win extract tie poison cf Bites and stings;
and the frost from Frozen Limbs II Is ysyy
efacaeious for Ear-ache, Tooth-aohs, Itch and
Cutancous Eruprions.
Mr.. Josiah Wsstlake, of Marysfills, 0his
writes: ,sdfas.r .,,s, 49,. ~.
"For years my Rhsumatism has bsei S6.i46
that i have been unnble to stir from the honss.
The first three bottles Of, Csntaur Linimatshs
sbled me 10 walk withsst snyeratshssxs sT,ta
mendips rapidly; j think yens Lininsnt dss
ply marvel.. .rr $50 s..,. ,rs,,,.-. -,
G. H.Bennstt, Druggist, Rock Prairie. Ma
says: R3taan - s.ar4s -srs
4 "Centaur Liniment sells better and sivss &c
best satisfaetiOn Of anything in ths,msrkstra
F. What the Centaar Linimsn, has dsns fsr
others 1t willde for you. Its handy Il q -
liable. and it is cheap. ls .n.as.se asisl. srs,
The Yellow Ccntaur,, Liniment
i, worth its weight in geld solovnsrs Of lsrsss
and mules. assR's ens'
This Linimont has CURED more Sprafnods
Sweenied. Ring.bonsd and Called Horsos
in three years than have all the Farrisrs IN tSs
country in an age. Its Effects arc simply xos, t
derful. .a45s7, -, s.,-sl' ~, ~,
We have thousands upon thousands Of ,ssF.
ti6cates as strong as the following: afrl % ssts
my horse was lame for year viii lst,,sk
wrench. ALI remedies, utterly. failed to sure
and considered him worthless until / con.
menced to use Centaur Imminent, which raid.
| ly cured him. heartily recommend t.
I .Eoisr.snf ss,a REV. GEO ". .FBKRSs,
sleisihss d7 Manoryillc, schohsris O., N. T..
"DKAR sIRs: have used your Csntaur La.
iment in my family, and and il 70 b Of great
for the emules and horses, RILEY SIcxLns.
Falls Station. Wyoming Co, Pa.
1t makes very little difference what the sass
=
is, whether it be Wrench. sprain, PoIIsvn,
Ring bOne' Scratohosor I,smeqrss q any kisd.
the effects are the. same Lvsrymsn. St&ss
propFiet9rs, Farmers, &c should never y
without the Yellow Contaur Linimsnti II 10
sold everywhere, and warranted in its Saesss.
- Laboratory of ]. B. ROSE & Co.
.s4eDErsr, NEW YonH.
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e-won. Jsnnnrarv nr,, 4 John nunh., = =

E% On January John Dunbar, was
tried in Manchester for damaging ma.
chinery belonging to q paper mill The
evidence went. to show that the prison
er, who had been discharged for mis-
conduct, afterward entered the mills, and
out of revenge destroyed parts of two
paper machines, At frstthe jury could
not agree on verdict, but few min
utes later the foreman announced that
they had decided to find, the prisoner
"Not guilty." The chairman thereupon
discharged the jury, and, directing the
attention of, the prosecution to. the fact
that the prisoner had been indicted for
injuring only one machine, whereas Two
machines had been damaged ordered
Dunbar to.be retained in custody. On
the following day. the same evidence
having been given, fresh jury returned
a verdict Of guilty, and the prisoner was
sentenced to five years. penal seryitude
This result is to be ascribed either to
the falibility Of the jury system or to
variations in the value and efficiency OF
the two paper machines.
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a California wild Goose story.
from the Anaheim Gazstte.i

- The large focks of geese that are con
'stantly passing over the town are fire.
quentiy shot at, but they generally fly at
too high an altitude to be reached by
the leaden missiles. Sometimes, how
ever, the shots take effect. The other
day We were watching q flock flying
southward, when the report Of a gun
was heard, and we saw one of the geese
begin to fall slowly: The others, per-
-ceiving that their comrade was wounded,
uttered shrill cries OF distress, and about
q dozen of them few under the wounded
bird, budding together SO that their
backs formed sort of bed,F on which
the wounded one rested. They bouyed
it up for some time, the others looking
on and manifesting their concern bv ut
.tering loud, discordant ishfieks. Find.
ing that their companion was unable
longer to accompany them in their
flight, they abandoned him to his fate,
and be fell into the arms of an expect.
ant Chinaman. .Bud2i9A i.Hl .7aG411s
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..3II .T5a sHEBIFrs SALE, ALE, !
.xWxcrF ErEuH 4
James Watson
!2aw william M.1venHssae 200

DY virtue of q certsin ordst Of sale issued
ID out Of 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, vfll offer fer sale 81
public auction at the east door Of the court
house In Woodsfeld, on
Saturday, the, Sd day OF March, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m. and
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, 10 wit: ls.issn
The northeast quarter Of -the'issuthsasl
quarter, and the east halt Of the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter eef: section
thirty six, township three, range. five, con-
tanning thirty.two acres and seven rods,
more or less :aEoT2Haia
Said propertyso ordered TO be sold is ap-
praised at s. (, and may sell for two;
tkirda Of said arpraissmsnt. Terms q sale,
cash, - ,.l,-9
janso,,77w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
ass Jaiss WArsos, Atty for plaintiff. sssA
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The locomotive is still deemed an un
welcome visitor in China Although
the short experimental line between
Shanghai and Woosung is in time to be-
come Government property, the Chinese
rabble regard it with hostility and have
interrupted its traffic In Japan, on the
other hand, railroads are regarded with
popular favor, and several lines are to
be built this year, which may afford on
opportunity for American enterprise /
The meanest man in America lives in
Lodi, Oaio He is a well-to do farmer,
and his mother lives alone in a small
house near his farm He supplies her
with fresh milk from his dairy and
makes her pay for it, She does not re-
quire much mi!k-only enough to dilute
her tea morning and evening" few ia.
blespoonfuls q day. He has ascertained
how many spoonsfuls q quart measure
contains and keeps count Of the mum.
Der which she receives daily. When the
quantity consumed approximates q quart
be presents his hill. Mix sells for three
cents quart in the town. +. -
lgAsnegro voudoo doctor in Kansas
City made great reputation among ne
groes, several years ago, by voluntarily
permitting a rattlesnake 10 bite him
He said that he was supernaturallye in.
vulnerable to poison, and he certainly
did recover, after serious illness. Lately
he seemed to think that q new demon
stration of bis power was necessary tc
impress his superstitious patrons He
swallowed arsenic, and the dose killed
him. 1t is supposed that he really be
lieved that he was proof against poison
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ETThe Judges Of the Supreme
Court who will he In the Court of Ar.
bitratinn, are, CLIFFORD of Maine, STRONG
Of Pennsylvania, MILLsR of Iowa and
FIELD OF California. The fifth one will
be selected hv the four named, and must
he either SwAYNE, of Ohio, DAVIS of
Illinois, BRADLEY OF New Jersey or
Huxr Of New York, as 1t Is understood
that Chief Justice WATTS is left out at
bis own request. . e,.
So far as the Judges selected have any
party preferences they are divided as
follows: CLIFFORD Is q Democrat, FIELD
independent, MrLLER and STRONG Repub
licans. afhT Fc II
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@Now that prominent men and pa.
pers have taken sides on the C'rnpr"-
mise, it is plain to he seen that for the
most part the extreme men Of both par
ties oppose the measure, while the more
moderate and liberal of both parties fa
vorit. lf
Wherever non-polticalybod Of men,
such as Boards Of Trade and Chambers
Of Commerce, have sxpsessst their views,
they have indicated marked unanimity
for the measure. 1Seyesslo legislative
bodies which promptly passe,lI favorable
resolutions, have since, under the manip-
ulations Of politicians, -econsidered their
action, and now stanl uncoafmitted.
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! ! Probate Notice. seTTA

- - - q " ~ ~ W
"A eCCoUNTS and youehsn shayso ,bssn: alpl
a In the Probate Court Of Monroe CounIy,
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Adnln-
istrators. Executors and Guardians:
FiIs. partial ,sesosns q psyiA 7Lss.s Exs ef
Israel Lsntx. .
q Frederick RyG II
Second 81. hh.l soooupt Of wa. Rssa asar.
dian Of Perry McElroy's heirs. - =. IA
First partial account o. George sshafsr oaas.
Z, dian OF Christfan dutyaf's heirs. Z ses>:sA
First partial sccount OF Cstharins Csxlsseh
! Adm'x Of rhos. J. Carleton I AEs .sshiW
first partial account Or fhos. .. RswIsr,
Admir- de bonis nons9ith thS wiil ShSsxjl
sf John Henderson. .niG
8 xth partial account Of VIM. Bsaramers
Guardian Of VIM. P. Bssfdmofs.
Fourth. partial secount. of David Trsmbly
Guardian Of wm.. Trnex's' 'hsiss! 7 hI&f
Any person interested may Hls written
exceptions to said accounts. sr any issn
thereof on o. before the 18th day of Fsbrzssy
next, when the sams win Be dnaiis heard
and continued from day 70 day until dlapsssA
Of. - % % nsisG7'g Jas. Z. MORRIS, ~
~ isu1ss,77v3. q sa;siss Probate JSdes. !.
f's'ff ~ ssss.is4rs sissy ssi lad lad
.Ees alidra Nat % ssaraassq dsSsls.Ios kz1
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Saturday, the Sd day Of March, 1877. /
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to wit: - o,.vS ox ~
Situate in the town Of Jerusalem, and
known as lot number s, in said town 8of Js-
rusalem, containing two acres, being part OF
section thirty, township Eve Of range ive.,
Said property SO ordered to be sold IL ap.
praised at S and may sell for two-thirds
Of said 4ppraisement. Terms Of sale, cash.
.7sissa1 .grzuA 4. 9: LITTLE,
Sheriff u. c. O.
HoLIIsrRR 4 OKEY Att'ys for plaintiff.
jan3077w5.
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PUBLIC OPINION,

; We have no doubt that the commit.
tees plan will awaken general and
hearty response in it's approval among
the people. Let this go forward 10
Washington through every avenue of
intelligence.--Boston Journal Rep 81 /
This conference plan is not ridiculous,
like the rattle it is more dangerous be.
cause more specious.a The commission
is to bea returning board worse than
that of Louisiana by as much, as 38
States under such manipulation afforded
more temptations and q wider field than
one Utica Herald { Rep)s oi3ats.5 i
-dS The electoral proposition agreed upon
is perhaps as fair and impartial as any
that could be devised under the existing
circumstances, and the essential features
Of it will be certain, to meet with the.
hearty and spontaneous approval Of the
people, e,of the whole country st Louis
Republican Dem sav msdi l~ sf,sa.
% Itis the plain duty of every gathering
Of citizens to express q hearty approval
of the measure reported to Congress-,
because 1t proposes just and lawful as
certainment and decision Of the issue
that has convulsed the nation from cen.
ter to circumference; and the people
have but to speak as they can speak, and
Congress will obey their appeal for tran
guilty and law.-Philadelphia Times
(Ind fe'ge,iiie ai,, q a=11qsi'ti9-riF
.ssEhe
The conference bill is a pernicioas
one In itself, and would be dangerous as
d precedent The result Of the arbitra-
ton would enrsga and not satisfy either
party. The bill would be the humili6.
ting confession that after a President
has been elected the constitutional arbi.
traitors, $40 men, with all the facts in
their possession, with their oaths recor-
ded, are unable to, or dare not, declare
the result Of the election without law
less assistance Gin Eng Dem 'a'i /
II the decision shall be in favor of
Mr.. Tilden, we'll and good if in favor
|of MI. Hayes, it will be promptly and
loyalty accepted The business interests
Of the country are disturbed by anxiety
and uneasiness. There can be no new
life infused into the arteries Of trade un-
til the Presidential question shall be sat.
isfsctorily and peacefully adjusted. Woe
betide the party or the men who stand
in the way of such adjustment. Bali
more Gazette Dem. - !. 80 /
| The new plan has been devised and
reported by joint commission of Re-
puhlicsns and Democrats It represents
their aggregate wisdom and patriotism,
The Journal believes it TO be weak and
faulty in some important respects, but
| if adopted by Congress it shall receive
our hearty support as furnishing the ba
sis Of peaceable and conclusive deter.
mination Of The pending controversy
forced upon, the country by the reyolu
tionary course of the Democratic party
l-Indianapolis Josrnal { Rep ID go
The Joaraalis MoRToN's organ. is
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LEGAL NOTICE.

HAvRLY, yhe rssidss IN sKs
w State Of Kansas, will take notice, that
on ths 9Th day Of Noyenbvr, 1875, William
N, .Hrvely, as .Administrstor Of the sstAtS ef
Jane Hayely., deceassd, Sled IN the oourt sf
common pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, his
petition against said William D. Havsly, Tie
object and prayer of which, q. !. 70 rsYiye ;
judgment against him in favor Of said Jahs
Havely. rendered st,the- March Term Of said
court of common pleas for the year 1855,
foe the sum Of $500, and costs taxed to ~
so; said William N. Havsly.a as Administratos
as, aforesaid. At the March term Of said esayt.
for the year 1877, will ask for an order re-
viving gssaid judgment xaAuxSuu
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the Sd day Of March, 1874
.eiao ssFr HUNTER 4 MALLORY,
scoi'@sh'ssTa bAtty's for WmsiD. Hasslys
JAM, ,'77w6s7s sas ~ iaE'saoa hHs ~
Us SsaI sEsfsl sidsE8sksl sseFa ns ssot
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~Tbe party which succeeds in secu-
ring the President should use its advan-
tages conservatively, for, under the cir
cnmstances, the accession to power will
lack every element Of great political
victory
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six months S.; three months 81 so.
Daily without Sundays, one year, S8 ;
six months 81 25; three months 80 25 ;
less than three months 81 q month, -.
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w CHANDLER declares that the dis
patch purporting to he from him in re-
gard to sending money and troops to
Florida is forgery. A.
This would settle the question il it we're
not known that Z.oHARr long ago lost
his. little hatchet
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; /. ssCASTORIA.:,,..

It's mistake 70 suppose shas lCAsseria ID
not adapted to grown persons as vii q ILL
drsn. They only nsed tolincrssss the quantity.
But children have SO many somplsiht5 for
which Castoria is adapted.-like Wind Collie.
Sour Stomach. Worms, letter, Teething
and ofoup, that; i is esReeislly ,s.snnsedsl
for them ~ N gYaga{gYyk
Its effects are more certain than Caster
Oil. hoontains nc. alcohol and is - pleas,
amt to take ashonsy. Il nsvsr grips&y By
regulating the stomach and bowels the CSstssia
co0is the blood, srpels wornsand pre-
vents feyerishness, quiets the nerves sndprs.
duces health then Of ooursS Cbildfen can
sleepin qaiet and mothers can rssGA
Oastefia is recomnlendcd,b BY al physi.
clans and nurses who have tried it. and IL u
having a rapidly increasing sais. 1t is prs-
pared with great care after the rssipssf)Ds.
Samuel Pitcher, of Mass, at the Lsboratosy u
]. B. Rose ~ Co., 46 Dcy street, N. 7. sstiosio.
| '~A~e8 " %h9A. ..,-., EssaAsS 4 ~
| .gsaSssiA ss-sl
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New York Cattle Market.

SOC = R,iy ssEia January 70, 1871.
2, BEEYES-Common to extra native,
3 so; majority of offerings, 8 50@l0 so.
SHEEP-Yerv,s common to strictly
prime sheep, 5 25@7 "a; part Of o, car
load of trash vent as low as 90; fair
to good sheep generally, s 25@6 Is.
SWINE-None. sold ali,e, but
couple Of carloads holding for Z 25
could be sold at 7 90.
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~ NsLsox h. VAN voRHrs,, the eyes
Of your constituency are upon you. You
sresboutto cast the most important vote
OF your Congressional, career, and we
look with confidence for that vote to be
cast on the side Of patriotism. ia IS 5aa
eiaP S-Mr. VAN voRHEs bowed his
knee to the Bsal Of his party, and voted
sgaiRst the Compromise. "f[
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"a 81 STAFFORD r
SELECTS TsSCHOOL.

THR two terms OF ~. respectively. win be-
j gin Tuesday, May 8, and August 2.
The educational aim of this School Is to
afford the best possible fscility for obtaining
q thorough English education.
EGood advantages fer those desiring
Normal instructions;Ts sstsfsyd4
a A course Of study will be devised to NEE.
this end; .I
An sficient corps Of teachers will be en-
pIoyed:s 30 a5aEesJs ytsgnefq s.'ss ts
A location, unsqualsd in Monroe County,
unsurpassed for morality; .s9'sesas.
Are among the inducements offered to
thoas desiring.to attend o Select School.
TUITION FOR TERN OF TEN WEEKS.
Higher Coersene aGioisY$si GO Q 9.
easases Modsascnoop. .S"'ss ssa,ilss, Ia T T 90 90
Tuition in advance. No deductions made
sxoeptin cases of protracted sickness. Good
board can be procured st reasonable rates..
= For further particulars, address rsl1a ssl's
.sgaso1W. p. MASON, geo
janS0,T7uy ilig Eesn Stafford, 00his.
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WOur neighbors across The river
balloted day by day for U. S, Sena-
tors. HEaEFoRD, PaIcE. CARLISLE and
WALKER had nearly equal support for
the short term, while for the long term
there was q close contest between fCHAs
J. FAuLksEs and large family of DA-
vIsn af .as.l eer mad,
The Republicans on Friday took
everybody by surprise, voting for. and
thereby electing, HEREFORD and H. @,
DAVIS.
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why he Deserted tha Packard
Legislatures

From the New Orleans Picayune II
After Mi. Barrett OF Rapides had
been sworn in as a member of thelower
House of the Nichols Legislature, he
arose to q question of privilege, and
said! ' '''-- '-7'.'- ss'
II was elected by a constituency Of
whites and blacks, and have come here
because it is here that can represent
my people hest. l see upon this floor
gentlemen of the House who represent
the property and intelligence of the
land. The other House is den of
thieves. presided over by four scoun-
drcls, who are passing confiscation laws,
coniscating the property Of the people,
and by appropriation laws stealing ev.
cry thing that we have got stayed
there six days, and saw my property,
which l acquired by honest industry,
legislated from me. l could not stand
it any longer. That is the reason L am
here"
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

January Is, 1877.
sCATTLE--Common,i2 . 25@2 rs; fair
to medium, 3@4 co.; good to choice
butcher grades, 4 25@5,; fair to good
shippers, 4 50@5 50;a fair to good
heavy oxen, 8 25@4 so; fair to good
feeders, 3@4 90. = % 70 'E ~ 'l'l- -
HoGS-Common, 5 25@5 70; fair
to good light, 5 S0@6 Is; vfsir to good
packing grades. 6 25@6 so; selected
butchers, 6 60@6 Co.,
.SHEEP-Common to fair, S@4c, and
good to choice 44@5te per lb. gross,
with q few extra at 5a@6c,a w
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HIn preparing the Compromises, and
selecsiag the Judges for the Court Of
Arbitration, there was no attempt made
by either party to overreach the other.
The sole object seemed to he to secure
such 9 settlement Of the Presidential
question as the people would acqniesce
in. 11Ea 5sat
The Court is one to which any man
on trial for his life would confidently
submit bis ,ausc. airi
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AHSsvsral States have improved the
character and caliber Of their U 6. Sen
ators by the changes they have made
this winter. Massachusetts has done
the country service by substituting Mr..
HoAR for Mr.. BourwsLL; but the most
marked progress has been made by Illi
nois In giving US Justice DAVIS Of the
Supreme Court. and remanding to OBJ
scurity ,hst unprincipled brawler, JoHS
4. LosAH. Il - ~ yAilt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-30

kTThe government has called in
$4,000, 900 more Of the $50 bonds. in-
terest to cease in April. This indicates
that Che 5 per cent bonds are in demand,
notwithstanding the Presidential mud
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-01-30

EEThe success 81 the Compromise,
by 90 overwhelming majority in both
branches OF Congress, Is the grandest
triumph Of patriotism over party that
shis country has ever witnessed. s1aa