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UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent Loan.

rnr1, AUTHORITY Of conuaes VIZ 'Ae
GET,uETAKY OF THE THRASH
rrtR UNUERSIGSED hereby give ILL.," 49,. III,
from this date. AID until 5n'j ID ,.@:r 3 FiSD-
1s.s nsS ar THE UNITED STATES. IN a
a.,nstn,s ~ \. stated below, AT fAlL :a->D A.
4snt.IsJ1 INTEREST In G0LD GoA>'
Er BoNDs are rcdccn'abe after % 5s@ss .1s1. 'sen
1u1v l. 1s77 aad carry interest ffoa 1Nas ~
--.r,v and ars exempt from the pa;E'cn1 ~ .A
..'. - 1hr United States. IS well - tEoa' 1aAs'
-, -. 49, fo1ru by or under Stats, municipal o. 'os
thoFtty. r1rvr
,., x<rrrFsT On tho REGf~TEREn
o1i,I,K viii be paid By CHECK. ass"eH ,ey,c -,
TKEAsuRER or ts1 Tue .oa mailed 70 hts aalress.
T,s c,,.rc i. payahle on presentation peopsiis Ts,
| 80 =, th- ofnc-s .; the Treasurer auo f1ss4st~A AN
ers Of the United statcs- n>,
nr,r reruscnlPTIONS Will be TOT C!,!, - -
noNDS OF $50 and SLOW ane 80, s;in1. $500
| A;.r0CK in dcn0minaelons VI *1~s
$1,000, $1,000. and sio'ooo'
n.,p RoSDs, both COUPON md KE.'is-
rE;fED, vii be ready for de'l'esy July :" '"'t'
| ro,us or APPLICATION will BE- 'otnsnce r.a"..
| - -. Trea.nrer AZ Washington, the Ass'ss4a - -
| 49,. ,t R,timorc Boston, Chicago. elnc'a , e.,
| orleans New Ytrx. Phtiaaelpa.s' o. h,nkrr. gen
| rrs,ct,co and hy the National haaks auu o n, and
m 1br implications mu.t specify the aiouus ti 49,.
lions required aud. for reEtasefea ~
| IN nam. auc Post-O:bce addfcss 81 tA~
| whor the boads shall be made pa5ap'c'
nuo PER CENT Of The purchase none1 '.a >. ~ . h.
| .n, The subscription. The rcn1asnoc. ". "1, ~,
aeeomoau5 of the purchaser. either At tlne ~
p.st,on p.u or a, su9 time prior 10 Oct III 10 '
.S,~r,.t added At per cent to date o' pasn
PAYMENTS may be made IN eo!o com - -
~ Treasurcr OF the United States ~
n..,,rant Treasurers At Baltimore. bos-on ~ M
| As@ W. Orleans aud St. Louis anu W ~
s..+ Tre..urer at san Francisco. #llh eAe"A4"
e.Esw york. or 10 either Of the undcfs'sheo:
, 1877-07-01
FACTS WANTED.

To thu Editor Of 1he 1f'0a"e. *,
CHICAGO. juno 30.-plcase protec' tue fou ~
of,July excursionists who NAV Tlslt h7ans'eu
from recurrence Of the scenes OF 1as' 5eA ~. =,
timely notice (which the propr1e.ors o. .1n,n tne
boats wthheld> that no boats w,M ad fah tbat the
sneit trn;na 1cavc there for the city at G:36 anu
s. a.; s. s' Last year hundreds were M .,ennp
@ Puc @adycrtsemcnts should give oil the 1ae's
, 1877-07-01
LADIES' G0ODS-
BARGAINS
FOR
THE fourth!

1.u1}0 Linen Suits. Basones, and ovelss'ts'' a.
81 rer cent le.s than m.nnsetursss a nsnr m and
$50 Grns. Cloth Rasqucs ana oSc9sA'f'S' ~ "'o
il; e1s.s: :c'oth salts, PC; trimmed with cam
n: 3:{ sa.I 1}lt?ess e. s: :9ss ~e;ti s. 2e s. 's' @
$50 zen suits, latest styles. -, 93.o 9t'oo'
and s.; 'ndertul bat::ans: with t,mbrfc.
knife plating, end Hamburg embroidery so''"'
ecs5S oS canosic Basque' and ovsssttft' 81: worth
$50 camb!e Suits. :: >cs, nicely trimmed s. o.
III 17 *,d Dt,p Tpotth rs s. :aa S. sa AA' ~ ~
40 chilrsass = e'q1e "a p e c'es!a end s. % "
A 155 do1. Ladies and Ch.ldrcn's Lislc- Thread l
Cloves loc, 15c, 2oc, Csc, 33c' and ooc ACTUALLY
na,: do1 Fans, 100 different styles. closing out
At half price. commencing q &c an aPs9ete md q
n IN s doz. ladies cdemises, 35c, soc, 65c' 7oe'
any 5oo Ladies Paraeols, soc, 35c, 45e' Soc ooe'
7of 80 Sha Gadies G para.es al silk 81, s2 ST. So
Flowsrs At 1a 1;;mcd with tarstan,
a1i colois suitable for the Fourth ooe' "o't'
is doz. Boys Straw Hats 25c' aoe' 2ee' 4'e
% Cents Gauzc Underwear, CSC, 35c' 5oe' oat'
sGrent bargains in Children's and Misses coofee
T. Shoes. sic, 75c 81. and s.. IS ~ o., .o
Great gains in Ladies, Shoes; - e sa e. Mort
81. IS, and Sc; genuine French kao' 3D. o"' "'''
is doz. chillren's sunbonnets. 15c; cheap al ~
!; p. S.-Store open Monday ant
, Tuesday evenings till 0 o,cloGk =,
We invite the public to inspect LII
great bargains we are Offering
, 1877-07-01

G,~cfoI n1spa:ca 70 TIE 7T70""e.
1,rrprno1,. Eng, June 30.-Thc full losses
~ the Roval Insurance Company BY tue h1e a,
sr smonnt amt will not exceed ss5o,ooo, small sum
.anarcd to the large assets OF the Company
1 Tncis sssets are known to be over seo'ooo' 'coo,
If Which some is in United states ;s
~ pa,,',s 49, ntrs Charles II. Case, OF Chicago Ii
1nanaoer for the Northwestern states.
, 1877-07-01
= >VEGEHINE
p11rifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and Invigorates
the Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE .
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT
AND D1URETIC-
Reliable Evidence.

At. II r Stevens:
Uca, Slr-l will most eheerfnlfy add
nv t,.stl1ncuy 10 1hc great numt.cr you
have already received tn favor DI your
great and good medicine. Frsct'ne, tor
I do not tllluk enough cnH he sald u ~
praise, for ] vas tEo'tn!So , "ss. sn1.3
'sr1i,. sn.i ha.i sueh bad coughing spells
i, hat II would srem IS though! ] never
|eo,lid breathe any more and vcget!ne
[has cured inc; and ! do fee, to thanx
I; ;ot, I'll tho time that there ls 70 gooa
|meI!cine ~ Vcgetinc: and alfo thinK
lana weak. sinking feelings at the sh,M-
[nrh. and advtxe everybody to take the
VrSetine. FOR / can assure them It Is one
|of IlIe bes. incidence that ever was.
~ "@'~ MRS. L. GORE.
Cor, Magazine and Walnut-sta:.
Cambridge, Mas
, 1877-07-01

~. Enp1ish novelist and gentleman OF COS
1ano1it an travel and information. says that tne
photographic work Of Copelin, Of Chicago, -
,pncrcelled anywhere III the world. Ml. coPs, P':,
lin has photographed recently several Rattcry
eTonps or ms OF the participants in tue o"'te'A'
, 1877-07-01

Tic Is Truly Stump Speaker
xbo when talking exhibits .,1a9 9q,a,u, a4iure, 10
stumps. Il you wouid Keep @ S 5cuf frselans sozodont
9e;''5e 9e;''e.. ,h- h. rec1pe IS simple but sure.
, 1877-07-01
BlIstNEss NOTICES

.+ox, Shirt, 3fxdc to .dcssure.---.
Kesp; Gussos9 9or s.: no obligation 70 keep any
reIJ oss sS1rts unless perfectly satiafaetofs' 40
Madispu-SL
, 1877-07-01

r-4,r+1v f1efieyed By JeHefS
Hay FoVor 1.nrs Trjal free, 1t the once Of
PerfY. Jenez 4 Co.. ~ stF s3e
, 1877-07-01
GIVES
H.EALTH, STRENGTH,
AND APPETITE.

a,v daughter has received great hene-
.iinin9 hetlth wns source Of great Aox.
|f4tv to Mi her friends. A few bottles Of
Ves4e1ine VI restored her health, strength
md appetite. n, H. TtLnEN.:.
ins1,rance and Real Estate Agent:
No. ~ Sears Building, Boston. hAss.
, 1877-07-01

CaAELEa1owS. Mar. 10. 1863
a. nnsr -, ~ eSirETh1s is to certify that hhvo
u.e,j ynur BLOOD Prcparatlon u M
S.1,tty for sevcrat years. and th!nK thaL
fnr % %sGrofula, Or Caukcrous Hulnors- OF
i:hc1.1n ntfc affections, It cannot oe e.
r..itc.i. anI Is blood Purifier or Spring
FHedicsnr, it IL the bust that nave esel
|useG. and have used alnaoI .nn!nnoend rssE{ Il
nv one In need of such medtGlne.
No. IL Ruasen.st.
, 1877-07-01

n..+, +hc ycsue1, spares not Ao"e1''
Tho ~: and thfrties: ro.5 pose.o'
81 arc rn:ncred with the gram. s..a renafn.
oues,h, thou bold, defiant reaper, ap,.,>sr,
-, hsarthe and homes the slAene
p,,,n.rd heart. must do the cleaning cleaning:
E!aa''ea 6asHscn nees We snow the mean1ns'
Cleaning over tur:cd hopes
1r1nc inx On hillsiCe Eiopes.
Gican:ng most inL silent placEs .,,
Showers OF 1cars Ger p1e'
c,..nf,ao o..r unvhispered wishes.
S;1 Slsah,nE ho. 81 danced, fkc Rolacn nshes'
rrtronch the {uuntaia OF our dIesne
Knuw ye xhst such Sn Esaaaffd fade. md i.n@u;sh-
Hale HALE wh;c ssn,cn Heed with hidden ansnisa'
you,d you scatter garne'cd GRIM
Der inc frosty ac!dt AGAIN:
Womb The os1eht- winged bnteesV
In 4ts bed ch1ysal aa lie: ,be Throne
Would the seraphs eronno 1oe
Chunse on Earth future homer
Roses tangled in the WILDLY
S5ox ,oz sss5s ,s$ ns$IsftfSa I;ft iaeir n head.
From their elimy. maEsny ,s. osus r,1r.
TXeet Transferred to s1efnHoaee e'
o wha, fragrance fills the a":
These With tender hands we cner1en'
Ea1e1T .,uarxied. none can pe1lsa: .,.r-
storm. and winds cAnnut anHEush hn
N,nttfx 1rOtts c1n never oueat tNr
Mo would send item bacAto pe.;
These fond mowers which We SoeA- b
m t,a" ,,,n ~.eo 3esrs es 5of Heaven. portals;
f;nt Slue Chrst S vii; viii lore M and pity blenda@s'
TEfo3n the Earth IS ever .s,se seno'ns
Angels from tae tiarry skles,
70 gnther flowers tor farndasc.
: Could wc wake some dexy morning.
:, N1tnvx1 earthly hint OF Warning.
= tnHsr n1a,ns of bright Elyssum,
X nj, sichss would greet cur vis1nn:
MIA; r4piurou. DeantF.h.w D." ~ ,,!aS;;ra: saSas
/ In tbs Earcen, Ch'is1 o"n p'4A@
I'D ,.or each mother would in rapture
r II Lo '.,e - INV and swiftly captcf=
= S-',!'rs. owa TN ,psaE:eo ho"es'
. z A-,.;.. tprucscd IN this .oWe1: ,,,r::- ',
as.n s1sh nans1aa. ssaasps st91,t
r., r,nuoon, III, Juns r. lst1'
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DrcoaAr1oN dav is the 3Otb inst,

DEcoBATIoN day is the 30th inst. .
THERE are 1900 prisoners in The
Ohio Penitentiary. "a q p ai''''i
WINE has been banished from, the
White House cellars. $3.50
FRIENDS of GRANT say that he is
financially depressed. kas nss4,
TWENTY THREE of the thirty-eieht
States have Democratic Governors.
SIx hundred aud twenty-eight persons
have signed the temperance pledge in
Cambridge, Ohio. oi ~ af
THE Republicans Of Ohio favor Ex.
Attorney General TArr as their candi.
date for Governor this year.
Tar Apache Indians in Arizona are
becoming Troublesome. The Governor
is organizing militia companies .sns
TAE Car OF Russia proclaims that
the war with the Turks is ..'to alleviate
the position Of the Christians in that
country. -. -. -.
EIGHrEEN hundred Champion Reapers
and Movers were shipped from Spring
field, Ohio. to Harrisburg, Pa, on the
24th nlts sse "a Is -a&o. lsiCT h7s
B. T. Porrs, Governor of Montana,
Is likely to be- removed. Damaging
charges have been placed in the Presi-
dents hands.
The Whig- Republican party is the
name Of Mr.. HAYES new party. BEN.
WADE, BEN BUTLER and JIM. BLAINE
are not members. 3
A MOTION in the House of Commons
on the 24th ult, to inquire into the ma.
ture and extent OF the demand for the
restoration of the Irish Parliament was
rejected by AT to 81.
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For many years Rs have made two
medicines suited to tho ailments Of . vast
class Of sufferers. Fhousands Of cures
have been msds By them. and, In fact.
the word failure could hot be coupled
with them. But within Che last two years
ceunterfsits Of our medicines have
sprung up, dangerous in their close imi-
tation Of our Trade Marx. TO secure
the people We have placed upon each gem
uine box Of Hollowsy'd Ointment the
fac simile Of the signature Of eur agent,
Mr.. Joseph Haydock. TO counterfeit is
felony. We shsll relsutlessly pursue
any one wha initiates this with the utmost
vigof Of the slsw. We most earnestly
beg that the great mass Of the American
people will aid US in cur efforts 10 pro.
iectthsi health, and help usin our task
of bringing these most nnprincipled men
10 the bsf Of justice. Uniformly refuse
to purchase Medicines purporting to be
oufs unless Mi. Jos. Hay ydsck . signature
Il attached to each boz Of Pills or pot
of Ointment, and che end will soon be
reached. sa0 seis s0i 70 5f'o 3Haeas
Tie publics obsdieEs servants,
'1isi rs rs HOLLOWAY 4 Co.
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> V3lF ~ iltt'4 " y = y
Notice to Builders.

CRALEn PROPOSALS viii be received BY
- the Board Of Education OF Ges.ssss. town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, until II O'Clock
noon on Saturday, June 2, 1877 for building
school house in sub district No. I, accord
ing to plans and specifications on file. Bach
bid must contain, the name Of every person
interested in the same, and be accompanied
| BY SUFFICIENT guarantee Of some disinterestsd
person that II the bid Is accepted 3 contract
win be entered into and the performance
properly secured. Bids for material and labor
se parate. None but the lowest responsible
bid will be accepted. Specifications may be
seen at the Township Clerks Office, Woods
field, Ohio. kssrasls.x ~ ,aN& {
By order Of the Board. ,,,,t ~.
apra4,'77td. aEU. p. DoRR, Clerk.
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.surv,val Of the Fittest. >

: =
The ingenious doctrine propounded
by Mr.. Darwin, the tireless investigator
OF nature and her laws, is as applicable
in determining the fate of medicines as
ID that OF the animal species. Every
year new remedies are brought before
the public, and are soon completely dis
Fcarded as their sale rapidly decreases.---
Only those medicines which are: best
suited to the peoples wants survive the
first test. II they .are tried, and found
wanting" in the merits which they are
claimed to possess, no amount Of adver-
tising win make, them popular. or all
the remedies ever introduced to tie pub
lie, none are so popular as Or. Pierce's
Family Medicines. Their sale has stead
ily increased each year, and Wholesale
druggists assert that the present demand
for them is greater than ever before, il
you would pstronize medicines scientific.
ally prepared use Or. Pierce's Family
Medicines. Golden Medical Discovery
is slterative or blood cleansing, and an
unequaled cough remedy; Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets, scarcely larger than mus,
tard seeds, constitute an. agreeable and
reliable lphysic; Fayorite Prescription, q
remedy for debiliated females; Extract
of Smart Weed, q magical remedy for
pain, bowel complaints, and an unequal
ed liniment for both human and horse.
iesh while his DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem.
edy is, known the world over as the great.
est specific for Catarrh and .sCold in the
head ever given to the public. They
are sold by druggists. ang lassf
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sHERIFFs SALE.
VIM. Cline 4 ano.
i O. F. Film. ct al.

DYSirtue of certain order Of sale issued
and ios the county Of Monsos. and state of
Ohio, in q case pending in said court between
the ebcve named parties, and 10 me directed,
I VIII oiIsr for sale at public auction atthe
east door Of the court house In Woodsheld, on
Sasarday, ths 26th day Of Aey. 1877,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock !. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to Wit: tslA&
Being all that tract or parcel Of land situ-
ted In said county, and beginning twenty.
one rods south Of the northeast corner Of the
southwest half OF the southFesf Quaftsrs sVi
section i've, of township three of range SIX,
lying in Marietta District; thance running
west of south seventeen rods to locust tree;
thence east i've rods;4 thence. north 10 the
place Of beginning, containing one-fourth OF
an. acre more or less. Also, all that tract oz
parcel Of land lying on the west side Of the
Little Muskingum Creek of sheE northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
FIVE OF township three OF range six, contain.
ing Eve acres moro or less. Also, al on the
west side Of said creek Of thes east half d
the northwest quarter OF section; Are oi
township three Of range ak, containing Ave
acres mere or less, said line attending to
the east bank Of said nuskingum Creek, eli
Of said lands lying IN that part Of Monfos
| county that originally belongs to Washing
ton county. and containing grist and saw
mill, dwelling house, sse. ''''''A
Said property 90 ofdared TO be sold IA sp.
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q EEThefe are no newdevelopments Of
importance to Interest she policy holders
sof the New Jersey Mutual Life Insur-
ssnce Company. The Receiver is using
ailldue diligence 10 getting possession OF
The assets, and Is meeting with some
success. ~ 80
4 Whenever any further action is neces-
asary to be taken our readers Will be duly
~noiieeds In shs nesntime patience Is the
virtue TO be exercised.
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! MADE.s WRATH.
He BOunces Mr.. Hayes Very Sc.
. yereiy---"Decelved. Betrayed,

- T. z. - q
He B0unces Mr.. Hayes Very Se-
. verely-..@Decelved, Betrayed,
Humlliated.o 81" Z
New :YoRk, April % The Times
furnishes the following letter, written by
fEx.Senator Benjamin F. Wade, of Ohio,
in condemnation Of President Hayes
Southern policy, and which is now pub,
lished for the frst time: "a ss
JErrERsoN, OHIo, April 9, e,llS77.
Mr. o. H, Painter, Washington. D. O..
Mr. DEAR SIR Your letter Of the 9th
Was duly received. You ask me wheth.
|erI remember what said in favor of
President Hayes in my endeayor to pro.
cure his nomination at the Cincinnati
Convention. I do remember 1t, after
what has since transpired, with indigna.
ton and q bitterness of soul that I new,
er felt before You know with what
uutiring zeal i labored for the emanci-
patton of the slaves Of the South, and
to procure justice for them before and
during the time ] was in Congress, and
I supposed Governor Hayes was in full
accord with me on this subject as3a
But Ihave been deceived, betrayed,
and even hnmiliated by the course he
has taken to degree that ] have. not
language to express. During the first
month OF his Administration, we find
him closeted With two of the worst and
most malignant enemies OF the colored
race that can be found in all that slave
cursed region, and there consulting with
those malefactors how best he can put
these colored people under the iron heel
|Of their most bitter enemies, and reduce
them to the condition infinitely worse
than before they were made free.
feel that to have emancipated these peo
pie, and then to leave them unprotected,
to be acrime as infamous as to have re-
duced them to slavery when they we're
free. ID And for Hayes to do this to men
who had at the hazard of their lives
given him the votes without which he
never could have had power TO do this
terribiesinjustice!4 No doubt he medi.
tates the destruction of the party that
elected him. ses Il 81 "a Is ~ Sc +
sAscontemplation of all this Ellis me
with amazement andiuexpressible indig.
nation. My, only -consolation is that
history informs me that better men than
/ ever pretended to be have 10 like man.
ner been deceived. Some have attempt
ed to excuse him by saying that he
means well, but hell is paved with jus'
such good intentions.
Truly yours, 5e B. F.,WADE,
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From the Daily Registsr.l
Wheeling Live Stock Market.

~ Ga so asss1sQo II April 20, lo1I.
5a CATTLE-The arrivals for the week
we're 100 head. Quotations, common
24@3fc; faira31@4A; choice 4&@54.-
The last quotation (5A) ia for western
cattle. a7sdas 81 $685. 81 sd vas
z HOGS--The arrivals for the week
were 100 head. Quotations. 44@54c.
SHEEP-Arrivals so head. Quota
tions, 4@6c. There is good demand
for good sheep. Q st glas .-~-e.
LAMBS-No arrivals and considers
BILE inquiry. ssof6.la 3os-sa
CALyEs-Arriyals 200 head. Quo
tations 2, 50@7 co. s.. 4..s ~. ,if5..
MILCH COWS-But little demand
at S25@40 90.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

s..s, 80 April 26, 1877.
CATTLE-Common,s 1903 %
fair to medium. 8 25@4 IS; good to
choice butcher, grades, 4 50@5 35;; fair
to good shipping grades, 4 75@5 50;
fair to good heavy oxen,, 3 50@4 75;
fair to good dairy cows, 8 y50@4 SO.
HOGS-Common, 4 50@4 90; fair
to good packing, 5@5 30; fair to good
light grades, 5 1905 35 selected butch
ers', 1906 so, with one or two extra
lots at 5 60; fair to good stockers, 4 Is
@4 rs, .zes+. . s....,,u -.
EEP-Common to fair, 34@44c;
good5, to choice, 4i@Stc, extra, 5a@ec
per ID. gross. -, 81; ...l.,s ~
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asz .... EVANSVILLE
SELECT SCHOOL,

~ .4ale 4
session Of this school will commence
II MAY z, 1877. and continue ten weeks.
No efforts win be spared to make this
school Of thorough instruction. 2 While we
desire the patronage Of any wishing q thor
ough Practical Education. We especially SO.
licit the attendance Of those who desire to
qualify themselves for teaching Glasses will
be formed for the benefit Of teachers. Ere.
quent written examinations. ,s
TUITION.
common branches .......$6 90
Higher .............. 7 90
Tuition in advance, sxcep. by special ar.
rangements. and no deductions made for alb
sence except in case Of protracted sickness.
Good accommodations can be. had in the
town at reasonable rates. Fer, further par
tioulars, address JAS. A. WATSON,
meh2o, ,77td. I'll 81 81 - Principal.
. Z Fasa.
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New York Cattle Market.

= - : :. ..4,.,s. +. l - - April 2s, 1877.
BEEvES-Market; very quiet, with a
slow trade and unchanged prices, rang
ing from g. 80 to II 30 for ordinary to
extra steers fair to good generally 10
50@10 75. Shippers, to the English
market took $50 head at 10 75@ll,
SHEEP-Sales of unshorn sheep,
common to prime, at 54@55c; common
to extra clipped, zt@64c;a q few spring
lambs from New York and New Jersey
at g. 90 per 100 lbs. and SOS SO per
head ;l car load Of Virgins do, 5 75 per
head. 81 .4.,s ~. -. ~. ,.as J..
SWINE-Market firm at 5; 9o@6 per
100 lbs live, and I zo@7 38 for dressed
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-05-01

Thefsct that the withdrawal Of The
Federal forces from the State Houses ol
sSoutht Carolina and Louisiana has result
ed in tie immediate peaceable establish
ment of Democratic administrations in
each OF those capitols is conclusive eyi
|, dence las 10, the wishes Of the people
there. ssistn i9ta - II
1t is also Significantly suggestive Of
what would have been the result OF the
recent elections in those States il there
had been no Federal interference.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East Liberty Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, April 26, 1877.
CATTLE-Best, 5 75@6; medium to
good, 4 1905 so; common to fair, 4@
A So <4.a6ss Is - fraa ;t,ys
HOGS-Yorkers, 1905 30; Phila.
delphias. 6@6 l5ye4e, fEsoss st1gsa
SHEEP Selling ats s0@5 80; clip
ped wooled, 5@6 so. 4 6...E.. = ], -.
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Lonislana LegIsIaiure., .

New ORLEANS, April 26.-The legis
lature has adjourned sane die. All th'
state officers elected with Gov. Nicholls
are now inl undisputed possession Q
their Offices and records. The city i
very quiet ~ tsea :
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PROBATE COURT.

. April 21.-The estate of Jeremiah
Pittman, deceased, was declared to be
probably insolvent and the Administra-
tor was ordered to give notice of the
same BY publication. k
April "a John Morrow, Trustee Of
the estate of VIM. Ellsworth and Oda
Adams, minors. filed an inventory.
James Dougherty, Admir- of the es-
tate OF R. S Slack, deceased, fled bis
first account; hearing continued.
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The war ended on Tuesday, the oath
uit., Of IL o'clock, sixteen years after
Tthe first contest at Fort Sumpter. On
that day the troops we're Withdrawn
from PACKARD in Louisiana.
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xHSeryis sdon,t propose TO permit
The Turks to invade her territory with
ont q fight. Turkey Is game, but the
odds are heavily against her in ,he'pres
ent crisis.