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Prices ranged as follows: Common, 20
2 so; fair to medium, 2 1908 so; good
10 choice butchers grades, 8 1904 so;
fair to good shippers, 4 5O@5; some
extras at 5 25; fair to good Texas and
Cherokees, 3@3 rs; fair TO good heavy
oxen, 8 25@4 %; fair to good light
feeders, . 75@3 80; and fair to good
heavy do, 8 1904 Is
Hogs--Common, 4 50@4 80; fair TO
good light, I0@5 80; iair to good
packing grades, 5@5 Is; selected butch.
ers', 5 35@5 IS.
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To the Many readers Of the spirit.

We take great pleasure in announcing
to you that we have received and open
ed our Fall and Winter stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
Notions and Fancy Goods. We invite
your special attention to our Ladies
Cloaks, Dress Goods, and Dress Trim
mings You will find our stock of Do.
mestics full and complete and at the
lowest cash prices In short, think we
cap give you as many good goods for
your, morey as can be obtained any
whe,e Being thankful for past favcrs
we hope to merit continuance of your
patronage in the future by close after.
ton TO business and fair dealing to all.
Come and see US. &Tr&.eQ
Respectfully,
MORRIS l. ARMSTRONG
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PROBATE COURT.

Oct. 10 The last Will and Testa
ment of Gottlieb Meyer, decd, was sd
mi,ted to probate The widow, Eliza
beth K. Meyer. elected to take the pro
visions made for her support by tb
Williof said decedents
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-16

~BIsHoP received more votes, and
. larger majority, except BURNS, in
Hamilton county than any other candi.
date on the State or County ticket. His
vote vas 20, 100 and his majority 3.464
BuRNs majority 1855 : - =
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ETWe are asked il the Registry Bill
[was not introduced IN the last Ohio Leg
islature by a Democrat Certainly not.
1t was introduced by Republican from
Morrow County. 1t was a Republican
caucus measure. passed by q party vote
The Democrats had no part or lot in the
business save to oppose it.-Gn. Eng
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DRESS MAKING.
Rooms Above Jones' Store.

MISS r. "A. JONES
las just received the latest styles OF pat
IL terms from &. Butteriek, New York. and
would respectfully inform the ladies Of
WoodsAsld and vicinity that she is prepared
TO DO FIRST CLASS WORK.
Also, cut and ct for those who dssire to have
them made elsewhere.
Patterns Of all styles for sals-aug2s,'77m3.
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B & krThe future success Of Presiden,
Hayes administration materially de-
pends upon Republican victory in this
State next Tuesday Ashens Messenger,
I'll wat III as.sa ysP .4es.
Say that again, parii. and say it slow
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~The card of A. w. MgCoRnrck,
Esq, Pension Agent AZ Marietta, viii he
found on our first page. Any of ouI
readers having business Of that nature
can not do. better shan 70 place 1t ir
dis. hands 81 90 A =
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r E I N n E r
3 Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow.Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco,Ci-
N gars, Canned Fruits, .Iellies. Cheese,
H Sardines, Mustard & other articles
E kept in FIRST class Confectionery.
r Motto: Quick sales b small profits.
s z I n H e. 4
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East Liberty, Penn.-Ocr II
--ca,tle--Prime IS 60a5 ely; good 5
25a5 80; common I 50a5 Hoss--York
ers S 4Oa5 IS: Philadeiphias 5a6 SHEEP
Selling at4 25,
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MARRIED On August 18th, 1877, by
Rev JOHN RITTER, Mr.. TERRAEcE "
BRINE and Mrs. RACHEL NORRIS
ESOn October iitk, by T, e. ALIEN
Esq Of Ohio township, Mr.. WILLIAM
Il. YArEs and Miss SARAH ]. SHRIEv.
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HFIf you want first class Wheeler
and Wilson Improved Sewing Machine
that sells in this market for $50. go to
NORRIS & ARMSTRONG'S and get
it for S33 33 1.3.
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PU i M o N A

Is beyond comparison : best remedy for
the cuRs Of coNsUMPTl N (Svsx IN iss
MOST ADVANCED srAeEs) Asthma, Bronchitis,
;atarrh. and all arrangements of the NER
V0USs SYSTEM A, pircular eontalning PAR. .
rIcULARs OF MANY CASES SUCCESS FULLY TREATED
full advice for the treatment of the diseases
above mentioned, and certi6cstss of actual
cures, will be sent free by mail to ell appli-
cants. Address OSCAR g. MOSES, sole Pro-
prietor, l8 Cortlandt street, N. 7. oct2, ,'57w2.
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3 HDyThe Athens1 Messenger rendered
valuable aid to the Democracy of Athens
County this campaign by fighting GRos-
vEHoR, who, by the way, has more brains
ashsn any other Republican IN that coun.
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s0A huge bonfire illuminated the
Public Square last Friday evening and
FIRE balls went Kissing through the air
| 10 honor of our glorious victory in
Ohio. opV Eiss' ~
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: Ia. For Jeans, Csssimers, Blankets,
Canton FIannels and all Domestics 60
to MORRIS d AKMSTRONG'S.
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DrEp AT 8 o'clock the morning ol
the Hth inst, of Consumption, JON
RlEsBfcK, Or Ozark. this county.
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TThe Democrats elected their can
.didate for Auditor ID GueFnsey count.
by majority f25I votes. The Re
publican candidate fof-the Legislature
had only about 400 smajprity.
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WAs Ohio goes, SO are likely to 60
the other Northern States that hold cleo
tions this. fall.-Ashens Messenger 4ta
inst. &kE
Yoa that'a ahout the sise NJ it
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~ Elder GAETz will conduct pro-
ltracted meeting in the Christian Church
of this place. conmencing to-day, Tues.
day, and closing on Sunday evening.
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.sWsOur friend HAN NEAroN. of Barnes
vile, was elected Treasurer Of Belmon
county on the 9Th inst. He will make /
8fst Class Treasurer g ssszzss
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I~Produce taken in exchange fo
Goods at ~
KETTERER 4 HOEFFLER'S. /
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-16

D~The majority in favor of build.
ing Cbildren's Home in Belmont coun.
ty is 2,I00.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-16

1.-THE Democratic Congress which
assembled yesterday, the 18th inst, re
ceived . rousing send oh from the De
noeraey of Ohio. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-16

s~Washington county rolls uo q
Democratic msjority of 600, electine
two Representatives, and 3 Democratic
Senator, IRvrxE, In the Washington.
Morgan District
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For Sale.

TIE siMM0ps HOUSE,, IN New MAtsinofas
Is for sale on very reasous bic ttrrs. The
house is in good repair, and stabiing good
addtsss JOIN MARTIN, Ciariag,on, Monroe
G., 2ssr. px =. RsNARrlN, Nrs vstsgo-
ns, "ashinstca Go Q. ausef,Ttsa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-16

~M WItLIAH ScHELLs <eo is IS
years Of age; and life-lorg Democrss
came to town on election day and voted
Democratic straight He has resided
! In this county for 20 years past.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or NAILS

BAsr-Lssvss Glsrington on Tuesday and
woodshsld on Wednesday Of each week.
WEsr-Leaves Woodsasld ON Wednesday
and Saturday Of each week.
sourH-Leaves Woodsneld on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week.
NoRrH-Daily mail Zach way from Woods
6eld to BarnesvilIe.
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~We want correspondence from
every township in Monroe county
Give US everything you know or can
hear Of insthe way of county news. :
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Frac cay asmaii coin. 3s3 so sIas,0a, 80
Duly verified BY Isss WILLIAMS, Cashier
before J. 7. ludkihs Clerk Of the Common
Pleas Court oil said county.
JERE WILLIAMS, Cashier.
oct9 I'M.
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O@clal voIe for State Sen nat0r.
8 We present the official vote of this
Senatorial District, 18th, for State Sem
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TOTAL VOTE.

Minority Against Banking Act $50. 3,z96
The vote for the Amendment end for
the Banking Act deducted from the to-
ftai vote cast gives the majority against
each in the county.
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eEEspubIicsn foostsrs can be bough
dirt cheap this Fall They have los
shejr. ersyips apparstus, consequentl,
are worthless.
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~. Ladies Cloaks and Beaver Cloths
tc be found only at right prices at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG;
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v Bonds we're quoted in the New
York market at the close on the I2lh
inst. AZ follows:
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$ bTTwo Democratic Representatives
elected in Belmont county and Demo.
cratic Senator in that District.
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DIED -On Thursday morning, Octo-
Der 1lth, 1877. MARY Louisa. infant child
Of JOHN and MARY BuRaBAcHER, ageG
l year, . menths and lSdays.s Gw
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1 ,DG The Democrats of Athens -coun
Iiy elected their caudidate for County
ECommissioneE and, probably, their can:
Ldidsfe for Surveyor . -
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
TIME CARD, JUNE a, 1877.

Express trains run daily; other trains daily
except Sunday.
THos. B. BARRY, Western Pass'r Ag't, Gin.
rAsga cinuati. s,tsss59
L. N. COLE General Ticket Ag't, Baltimore.
W. c. QUINCY, Genl Manager. Newark.
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.HAn election for Justics sofe "a,
Peace, for Center township, viii be helt
in Woodsheld on Saturday, the Sd da,
Of Noyevnber .lee ezak45aF
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New York.

Oct II-Flour 8 O0aS so: Wheat l
3Ial Al; Corn 59a62c; Oats 33a43c.;
Rye Toe; Barley Toe s es es4
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WeoasaeId stock Marker,
October I5-Cattle 3a4c per pound /;
Sheep 43@5o per pound. Hogs 4a4ac
per pound.
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eT Justices OF the Peace were elect
ed in Benton and Ohio townships on the
9th inst, as follows:
Benton, K. N CLINE, y
Ohio, JOHN FISHER, Sr., r
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~ DR.. C. d DAILY and DR.. A. M
CovERrs Of ofsAntioeh, - this beoqntv, are
attending Lectures at Starting Medica
:Colleees Columbus, Ohio sza
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B@ The Republicans have majori,,
OF 40. 200 in Iowa, for State officers, and
a majority of u on Joint ballot In the
Legislature ----
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WHon. S5AsLExI MATHEWS, the
successor of JOHN SHERMAN, in the U.
O. SaSenate, bzs pen mission to retire.
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EF Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS
Fruit Trees.
Grape Vines,


And Shruhbery of all kinds for sale by
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woodsfield, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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~ hiti.i- -so4 etAc 0s - - We
We present briefly the proceedings of
the new Board of Directors of the Bel
laire b Southwestern Railway
The organisation is IS follows:
Presidsnt-E G MoRcAs. 'f
Vice President-S L MooNEY
Sec'yana Treas--A W ANDERSON
Executive C5nsn,ittee G MoKGAN,
A w ANDERSON, B r CowEs, JOHN
SANDERS. VIM ARMSTRONG, ISAAC WEIs-
NER and S L MOONEY
Finance COMMITTEES - N. HoEFFLEx, B.
R. CowEN and JOHN SANDERS.
Financial arrangements we're made for
purchasing rail aud completing the road
as far as practicable this Fall
II is believed thatrail.laying win COM
mence this week This is one long step
forward, and It gives confidence that the
Board will complete the work at the
earliest practicable day. @
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Philadelphia.
Oct ll-Flour 4 00a7 90; Wheat !
4Oal so: Corn 60a62c; Oats 32as5c
Rye 67a70c.
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Good. bye, RegisTation lawi Til,
Democratic Legislature will knock the
'apots or of you next Winter.
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Chicago,

Chicago.
Oct II-Flour IS 0ea9 90; Wheat ]
osal IL; Corn 42ic: Oats 23tc; Rye
SIC; Barley SOC.
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The "a)f Year

The Republicans claim this to be the
"off year" in politics, and the Demo
cratic victory in OHIO of very little i'm
portance. The above is one of their
"of year" chickens. He's q nice 'un,
but be can't crow. $4,000 majority, and
A majority in the Legislature is too
much for him. sosa*e$ 'sD'
EIsAAc DouaHERTr.s pacing horse,
+"WiId Jim" won the sweepstakes pace
ct the Sarahsville Fair. ~ 5aass
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na- The best assortment of Boots and
Shoes and at most satisfactory prices to
be found at
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.S.
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nSrThe Democracy OF California have
majority of A on joint ballot in the
= Legislatnre, Score another Democratic
q. s. Senator.
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1~ Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
for sale at low rates at g
80 KETTERER & HOETFLER'S.
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~ Common Pleas Court convenes ia
this county on December 4th. Judge
FRAslER, Of Noble county, will preside
tho frat week Of the term, ri
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Cincinnati.
= Oct. Il--Flour 6 20a6 IS; Wheat ]
25aI 35, Corn 45a46a; Oats 25a3Oc
Rye 69a60c; Barley 65a67c.
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sEThs nexttefm Of Common Plea.
Court opens in Guernsey county on No
vember 14th.
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STATEMENT
NJ O N r O>E B A N K
wOODSFIELD. OHIO.

Made in compliance with the Law Of March
81, 1877, showing the geondition thereof
October ], 1,l877:
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kEThe Delinquent Personal Tax
List will appear in this paper next week.
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sa DGrThes Mefgs County zslsgrop 4
(RspuhlicanJ says; sand now it will
rain roosters fog the texs sir weeks ]"
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sg1commdnP = Fisass co6ftn 2 z convened
in belmont county yesterday, the 10th
Inst. 0T0rrr0
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k@It vollied and Numbered Demo
cratic majorities all over Ohio on the
9th inst.
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~ xeH,O One rooster DO plump and strong
He crows Justify over the defeat ofJoal
SHERnAN's financial pet resumptior
measure.
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ssss AeMr W.a4T HARLAN, OF Barnes
siiles d1fst suggested Judge JoaH W
A0xEr % 4eaididste for Sapreme Judge
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fZTheR RepublikAns cisimed 80 ma
jority in this township, Center, for Mr.,
characterization day. The coantshoWed
n rnaso-:ku of ,ofnu
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kEThe times FOR holding Courts fol
187S will be found In this paper.
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=, =, a. PsnnDssy ia election next month
There. viii be- 3 regular Democratic
nthnnder ;storm.iu thai State at that time
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EEGreen apples are selling at u
cents per bushel in this market.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-10-16

w i HuxsEk I'd Of woods
fleld, |etailed to Washington City yes
serds AeDday. On business
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
srIf you want Dry Goods call at
KETTERER & HOEFFLER.S. +

t@Groceries of all kinds for sale at
KETTERER & HOEFFLER'S.
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JOHN SHERMAN is in the 'sdumps,n =
because of the Democratic victory in
0hiN ~ TRFNMN NFEFEEHTW
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s~Now that the election is over let,
all settle down to business.
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SgRead the returns from Belmont
county Not q single Republican can
didste eIected M 80 /
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ABSTRACT OF VOTES

and
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LADIEs' Gne side lace box.toe shoes al
/ l.. Y. BLoND'a, 1885 Main street.


READ AND LEGRN FOR YouRsEIr.E
Many valuable discoveries and mncl, use.
'ill knowledge is kept from the world, be.
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not
the case with BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP,
although but n few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States. ] Il
wonderful success in curing Consnmp-
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9th,
or diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
irst made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 400, 900 bottles
% the afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug.
gist% No such test Of merit was ever
given before to any other preparation.
Could you ask more2 Go to your Drug.
gist and get bottle for rs cents and try
IL. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List Il Co., and LaughIin
Bros. y Go. eod&w
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To'cAPITALIsrs '''''''' '''
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging Ia Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GARDENING.

On account Of advanced age | am ,lesIrOns oil
changing my residence, and therefore 0ler Tor slr
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling. Ou
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and IiulnedlatCl Joining Tho vii.
asn Of A.tnayilc. The property consists Of GO
Of hill aud table land and u Of river lOitom.
In tho hill thcrnaTc twn scams % CJal, ~ aud 81
feet thick, thrcO dcSt,lts u limtElunr, an iOOl
vein U close texture sind or fIce stone an Is foot
vein Ol mari, which altogether make a soil Rnl an
underlying bcd Ot dCIAlils Gi q rich and valuable
character. liH #H '&"rla r4Nl am Hs
TN the surface, tho larger portion Of which lies
gently soplng 10 tho east md all under direct eX-
IUsiTC To the sum- Is Vineyard Of 10 acres, nostly
tatawha grapes, all In Gnc bearing condition, about
seven years DID, which has proven itself able to pay
handsome ICT cent 10 the culliVatOT.
Il,apr0peFty Is bGing approached above and he-
low by an advancing tide Of persons BcGking Hinall
hOmeslCals, and Is now really the only unoeCuplet
territory between bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II is valuable as an Investment for capital seeking
aic purchase, and valuable 10 thOSG who want mar
Erl gardening ground Close 10 the city. Il fronts
beautifully upon the river and COnnaudA view Of
the city, ihc Island and tho whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of salO viii 10 one-thirl cash, balance
In two annual payments, per cent Interest on de
iCTrcd lay Gcnls. Fur further particulars inquire
VI RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the promises OF by mail at Bridgeport, Ohio,
ais NJ VIVA.
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DAILY rNTEELTeENoE WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY ~ 1877
Nm ih6rTfzrsgip ItrrrINo.- In runr i,

Tn YNerTizEss sIErrrSo. In ru Il
suance Of call published in the daily
papers for citizens meeting, the object
Of which was 70 nominate an Independent
municipal ticket, q large crowd d voters
assembled in the chamber Of the Second
Branch oil Council last night. The room
was, in fact, Internationally crowded. =
About n o'tlocl, Mr.. j. KGmple, Of tic
Fifth Ward, called tile meeting TO order,
and stated the object Of the gathering.
Mr.. Stack Hamilton was then called 70
the chair, and Mr., Wash Dunbar made
Secretary Of the meeting. About this
time M unexpected and unpleasant tlilenl.
ma was brought to light. It was discoy.
cred that the friends Of the two partisan
candidates Outnnmbcred the independ.
ents, and would no doubt control tile 40.
lion Of the meeting. Several mo.
lion were offered, BY the, ginle-
rendehtS, md Fundamentally voted
down by Republicans and Demo.
Gratis jointly. Realizing their strength
The Sweeney and Ripley men became
bOlder and more demOnstraliye, and tho
independents were naturally much irritat.
ed ut the course the proceedings had taken
Consequently there was good deal oil
feeling displayed upon the subject, and
the confusion became great. Finally
finding il impossible to transact any
business, the meeting adjourned. Be-
fore the adjournment, however, Ripley
and Sweeney each received three cheers
from their supporters. There il some
talk Of making another effort 10 70
through the form Of nominating al in
dependent ticket, but Il will hardly take
any practical shape. nru