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ATTACHMENT.

Before W. S, Hardesty, Justice of the Peace
for Malaga township, Monroe county, Ohio;
Joseph l. Cunard, pltff ! Attachment notice
vs..
James L. Muldeon, def't. On the 10th day
OF May, A. d. 1877, said Justice issued an
order OF attachment in the above action 70,
the sum Of S26 rs, and said action is set for
trial June 80, 1877, at 10 a. m. ss..p
JOSEPH /. CUNARD,
by s. L. JAMES, his Attorney.
msy29,76NS.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
OFFICE MARYLAND STocK SCALES.
BALTIMORE, June 6, 1877.

PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE rHIs WEEK
Very best on sale to-day, 68@6kc
That generally rated first quality, 5s@6a
Medium or good fair quality. 5t@5kc
Ord'ry thin Steers, Oxen & Cows, 3@54c
Most of the sales are from 5A@68c
The market for cattle in the early part
OF this week was fairly active, firm and
prices sc higher, but towards the close
dull and prices declined a fraction The
receipts this week were 1,07l head and
sales loss
Hogs dull and prices a shade lower
at 6f@74c Receipts 1850 head.
Sheep in fair demand and prices a
shade easier at 4@5sc; receipts 1924
Lambs moderately active at 2@3 90.
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wants a show tor His Honey.

A letter was received here this after
noon from prominent clerk in the New
York Custom House, stating that he had
paid $50 for the Republican Campaign
Fund. and when the dispute as to who
was elected arose he was assessed 10 pei
cent of his salary for the entire year
He says: II think the first $50 went le
ultimately for campaign purposes, bul
the last S140 was used undoubtedly to
steal an Office for a Presidential candi
date who never was elected Washing
ton Telegram. r
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wThe British lion roars and shakes
his name In o terrifying manner when
any intimation is given out that Russia
may accept slice of Turkish territory
in compensation for the cost of the
present war. But the same lion slept
soundly when Germany was wrestling
from France two valuable provinces in
defiance Of the indignant protests OF
their unwilling people. This same ten
der conscienced king of beasts sees moth
ing wrong in constantly advancing his
boundaries in Asia, and actually takes
pride in.the fact that just now he is taxi
ing by main strength portion of South
Africa as large as our New England
States. r.
Instead of being the first, England
should be the last, TO threaten armed in
tervention to prevent one nation from
forciby taking part Of the territory of
another.
Whether Russia should be permitted
to take Constantinople by conquest may
be a question; bat whether England
should rush to the rescue before such an
act is threatened is q question With but
one side TO it.
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Crop Reports.

CINCINNATI, June 6-Out of the re
ports Of crops at2f1 points in Indiana,
Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky, published
in the Commercial this morning, 179 in
dicates good.crops of wheat,31 fair crops
and l light crop; Al good crops Of fruit
IA fair crops and 80 light crops, if any
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EHHALsfEAD, of the Commercial.
warns HAYES that there will be trouble il
the administration fails TO favor making
silver legal tender.
The Commercial, We fear will discover
that II has not n cnntrnliing interest in
this administration.
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New York-June 7-BEEvEs-
A few selected prime and extra steers
sold at $l2 25a12 so. Some of the
toughest cattle went as low as 10 25a1(
so, but 10 75a12 was the range gene
rally. ,,.ss,
SHEEP-Scarce and frmer at further
advance; common to good clipped west
ern 44a6c.
LAMBs-Unchanged, with moderate
sales at 7s9c for common to prime Vir.
ginia, Kentucky and Tennessee stock
and 8a10c for ordinary to choice Jersey
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WIN BAYHA, Sec'y

Chfcag0-June 7-CATTLE-Mar-
ket active and firm, with one sale at 81
25; number OF sales firm at 5 S71a6 05
Texans and natives 8 05s4 80; light to
good steers 4 75a5 Is.
Hoas-Market dull and 10c lower
light to extra smooth shipping 4 4Oa4
80; shipping and packing chiefly 59a4
95.
SHEEp-Market nominal.
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WO0l Mark OF.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3-Wool-Steady
and firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia double extra and above 43@
45c; extra 42@43c; medium extra 43@
45c; coarse extra 36@3Sc; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western fine 37J
@40c: medium fine 40@42tc; coarse
fine 35@37c; combing washed 4S@50c;
unwashed 36@37c; Canada combine
SOC; fire nnwashed 55@57c; coarse anu
medium unwashed 27@30c; tub washed
37@ 43c.
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egAmong the multitude of talked. OF
Democratic candidates for Governor,
Hon. GEoRaE l. CoNvERsE possesses
many qualifications which would recon-
mend him to our people. We regard
him as man OF ability and experience
in public life sufficient to amply qualify
him for the position. He is no trickstel
or intriguer, but on upright straight-for
ward Democrat, whose election would
DO credit to the State.
We would not be understood to say
that there are not other possible candi
dates equally as acceptable, but with thu
exception of one or two, who are no
likely to be candidates, none would b
more acceptable, if We are not mistaken
as to the public feeling among our De
mocracy.
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Chicago.

June S--Flour Z Ooa11 so; Wheat
All; Corn 44ac; Oats 3oic; Rye 81
aS2c; Barley 55c.
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EThe Enquirer has much, in fact
very much, to say about the greenback.
Does the Enquirer remember the story
of the good little boy whose dinner was
a monotonous repetition of the same
dish7 He gently demonstrated: ANA, I
like soup, but don't like all SOUP"
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wheeling stock Yards.

June 6, 1877.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
stock yards during the last week: Cattle
81 head, and sold at 3tc to SIC. Hogs
81 head, sold at to SIC. Sheep, 40
head, sold at 81 to 4c. Lambs SIC to
64e.
WIN BAYHA, Sec'y.
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BKOwNSvILIE
SELECT SCHOOL.
= T. 4. H1nnssi MaRsaiALL.} Principals.

THE second term of this School will com.
i mence Tuesday, July "a, 1917,
and close Friday, September a. 1877.
In addition to the branches usually taught
in a school of this kind, classes will be organ
lied, if necessary. in French, Spanish, Greek,
Latin and German.
Elocution and Penmanship will be systemat.
ically taught by competent teachers
Peculiar Advantages of the School.
A Literary Society, A Normal Institute,
A course of Educational and Literary Lectures.
s&zat TUITION.
Primary Department, S3 90
Common Branches, mos s OO
Higher Branches, g OO
Penmanship, s Lessons, OO
Tuition invariably required in advance. NJ
deductions made except in cases of protracted
sickness. -~HsSs - s7-ySsz -rs
For further particulars address.
%. MARTIN, Antioch. M. c. q.
ia. MARSHALL, jolly, &c. o.
junel2,17td. A,e-a arsif iii ~
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Pope.s Jubilee offerings.

ROME, June THE receipts of the
Vatican from the Pope's jubilee were g.
100000 livres in gold, exclusive of val
liable presents.
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CATTLE MARKETS

East Liberty, Penn.-June
-CATTLE-Best $6a6 SO; medium t.
good 5 25a5 80; common to fair 50t
8; stockers 8 50a4 25.
HoGs-Yorkers A TOAD 80; Philadel
phias 4 90a5; pens full of heavy hogs.
SHEEp-Selling at 4a5 rs.
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Cincinnati,

June S-Flour 8 25as 60; Wheat l
80, Corn 45c;1 Oats 44a49c; Bsrley 60
a80c; Rye 77a78c. So. si-s,3s
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WonasfleId STOCK nIarket.

I June 1l-Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 44(@5c per pound. Hogs 4a4t'
per pound. st...H. -
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New York.

June S--Flour 8 4O@1O 25. Wheat
53a2 05; Corn 45a5Sc; Oats 40a4Sc
Rye 79aS0c; Barley 70a98c.s B,ts5 5.s ~
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FOR DAILY.
Without Sunday Issue. With Sunday Issue,
By mail, year .sl2 DOLBY mail year. IA OO
Six months. 0O|S months 49,. 7 0O
Three months. IS Three months. 8 SO
One month";. II a5lone month. :. l SO
Most liberal terms to club agents, Send
for specimen copies and agents outfit,
Agents wanted at every post.ofice,
Address all letters to
FARAN & MCLEAN, Publish ers,
aprle,'77m3. CINCINNATI Ohio:
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sHERlFF'S SALE. Lao,
. - - z & o @ m
William D. Lowry l4s
Mary Il. l Logan.

RY yirtus Of q certain order ofrsale issued
~ from the court Of common pleas within
and Tor the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed.
l viii ofer for sale at public auction ct the
east door of the court house in Woodsseld on
Saturday, the 18th day Of jane, 1877.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. and 4
O'CLOCK p. m. of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate IN Monroe county,
Ohio to wit: - -, 80
bot number forty eight in the town Of
Calais.
Said property so ordered to be, sold "a ap.
praised at s3l7, and may sell for two
thirds of said sppraisement, Terms Of sale.
Cash.
t. o. LIrTLR,
mayl5.'77w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
N. HoLLIsTER, Atty for Plaintiff.
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RWe endorse the Southern policy
OF HAYES with much the same feeling
that we endorse the almsgiving Of Boss
TWEED out OF stolen money.
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Phllad elphla.
MONDAY. june II. 1877.

June S-Flour 6 OOa9 25; Wheat
00a2 05; Corn -59s60c; ;-0ats 44a4Sc
Rye S3c. sd. g-gs, ssx-s
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Wool Carding and Spinning. 6
At Maury's Mills on sunfish Creek.

THR undersigned, Fred Maury and John
1 Graham, having added additional ma
chinery to their Carding establishment, on
Sundsh Creek, 4 miles from Clarington. are
prepared to do Vsf&f 70 90
Cardsng and Spinning IN the BEST
Manner. e.ssaes
Wool will be received and delivered At the
following. places. without additional charge.
Woodsfsld, st ]. Reinhsrr's.
Miltonsburg, at the store or Samuel Hroux.
Jerusalem, at the store Of Gatchell & Moore.
Beallsvills, at the store Of W. q. Hutch
inson Co. ~ 49, 8tt
Cameron, at ths stores of George supp.s
and G. Pontius.
The Superintendent, John Grahsm, h as had
q number Of years experience in the busi.
ness, and sll work at this establishment. vill
be warranted done In a first class mannsr.
- Zach person can receive their own wool.
MAURY 3 GRAHAM,
clarington, Monroe Co., Ohio.
mayS,'77m3.
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what the Registry win Cost,
Cleveland Plain Dealer.l

There are about 1000 voting places In
Ohio. In years past the cost of holding
elections at these places did not exceed
$4,000. Under the Registration law
passed by the Republican Legislature,
we will have about 20, ,266! The law only
allows 800 votes in each subdivision,
and as there were 659.771 votes cast at
the last Presidential election, it will be
observed that voting will be an expen.
sive luxury 10 voters. They will lose
one day in registering, one day in vot-
ing, and the cost of the registration and
printing will be enormous. The cost of
election can be summed up as follows:
OLD COST. ,r
1000 precincts, $40, $4,000
NEW COST.
20, 266 precincts, S10,9 $202, $50
Additional cost of holding State elec.
tions, simply for judges and clerks,
S1S2,66Q! Here is Republican econo
myl In addition to the extra cost for
judges the cost of registration will
amount to at least another 100000!
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oNI1 arUDK.g-a.. -.
SELECT SCHOOL


THK fourth term OF this school win com..;
1 menoe August 8, 1877, and viii CON-
tinue In session ten weeks. a-.o5. ~
The distinctive feature of this school h
the PLAN Of STUDY. The Zone Study systest
has been adopted, believing II to be rHs sysr
tenn, to meet the wants Of teschers. and 9th,
ers who wish to qualify themselves for
teaching. IT is productive Of interest and
rapid development; it effects thoroughness id
EACH branch; 1t gives ample time In recGts.
tion for practical work and for the discussiou
of difficult points; II affords the Bks1 oppor-
tunities, possible, for, examining different
textbooks on the same branch; it IL psrtie-.
nlariy suited to the present system Of County
Examinations. e5-s,-',,s, -. x
Course Of Study. asa
1st English Grammar -Gresnss Analyst
and Harvey's Grammar. - '3
zd-Gsography-(st (study By. outlinsj differ
ent authors. J; -,
sd--Arithmetio-Whiss conple.s and
nays Practical. 49, lsT - 5,le
Ah-0rthogrAphy-w Wright and others.
Other TEXTBOOKS will be used for refsr.
ence. -
S-Thess- branches will be taken -up in the
above order; the first will be completed be.
fore commencing the second; the second be-
fore the third; the third before the fourth:
or each branch will be continued a. long ss
the pupils of each class may desire. Glasses
will be Organised in Aigsbra, Natural Phlev
ophy and Geometry. Lecture Class win
be organised for those who CAN In addition
to the ONE sruDr, preparssa short lesson In
some select branch, suoh, as q. 8. History,
Physical Geography, Physiology or Rhetoric.
livery effort will be put forth to impart
thorough instruction. The services Of q
competent teacher will be secured TO assist
II, necessary. t3Ei 81 5sEB'1tddtH
~ Tuition. - A..
Common Branches. ). ..SS 90
Higher {l} }5........ 2 90
Music, (including uss Of instrumsnt)lo 90
Music will be taught by Mrs. &. w. Martin.
Tuitition in advance, and no deductions except
in cases of protracted sickness Boarding per
week 81 so and 81 70. For further informa-
r, BOTTENFIELD.
/ s.ss,..4 Principal.
Antioch, Monroe Co.. ohio.-june5, ,'77td.
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From the Bellaire independently
Sale of the National Glass Works

The National glass works has been
sold to Messrs. A. D. Rodefer and 9th.
ers for $4,000. The new firm has am
pie backing, and will at once arrange to
start the works.
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OTHER SUGGESTIONS

Sections IL. II and l3 apply only to
cities having $4,000 or more inhabitants
The only changes in the former law,
aside from the provisions for registra-
ton, are to be found in the 10th subdivis-
ion of section l, and in sections IA and
Is.
Books and forms complete for regis
tering officers can be obtained Of ROBERT
CLARK & Co., for four dollars the set.
Any subscriber desiring further expla,
nation may notify US, and we will furnish
the best that the legal talent here can sup
ply.
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The ner,.,ra,,on Law.

We do not design in this article to dis
cuss the merits or dement's of the Regis.
tration Law further than to say that
it is drawn In verbose and clumsy man
ner, often making sad havoc with the sim
plest rules Of English grammar, as, for in
stance, the jnmbling Of singular and pla.
raj pronouns in section7. Section is
certainly the very worst example OF con.
fused higledy -pigledy, labyrinthian, cir.
cumbendibus to be found in our statute
books.
Our object is merely to offer a few ex
plantations based for the most part on the
contents Of q pamphlet issued by ROBERT
CLARK& Co., and unofiicially approved
by the Attorney General.
WHO SHALL REGISTER,
a yaar's residance in the State is re
quired as heretofore. No one who shall
have resided in the State one year, in the
county 360 days, and in the township OF
precinct in which he offers to vote 3d.
days, is required to register. Every one
who has resided in the county less thar
$50 days and in his townshipor precinc
less than 35S days is required to register
Byregistering, any one otherwise quail
ifed may voteif he shall have resided il
the county 80 days and in his township Oh
precinct 20 days next preceding the elec
tion at which he PROPOSES to vote M
one is required to register twice unless h
shall remove out of his township or pre-
einct after registering once. Those Wit
have registered, and remove from thei
townships, should take with them Ger
ti6cate of registration. =
A relaxation Of the rule is made in tn
case Of heads of families who remov
from one township or precinct to anothe
in the same county, If he shall have resi-
ded in the county $50 days without regis
tration, or 80 days with it, even il he shal
have resided but one day in the TOWNSHIP
or precinct where he offers tOvote.
TIME AND PLACE OF REGISTRATION.
The time to register is between
o'clock n. and o'clock P NJ, on tn
third Friday preceding the April, Octobe
and November elections. The registers
if it be necessary to give all applicants a
opportunity, may continue to keep tn
books open the next day. This continu
ance can be made when the time is to-
short to register all who have applied o.
Friday. 1-o
The time of residence in the couat,
refers to the day Of election, and motto
the day of registration. sgiAkH
The place is the usual place Of holdin;
elections. No other time OF place woul
be legal.
Il a.
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 4. IT?
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER,

CINCINNATI ENQUIRER,
a public spirited paper echoing the wishes
Of the people, advocating submission to the
Laws, good Government, and the Rights Of
the People to be heard upon all matters tha,
pertain to the country's welfare.
The Tricky POLITICIANS, always ready to
organize trouble, brit who never participate
in danger, will be shown up in :heir true
characters. By subscribing for the Rpquirsl
you win get faithful record Of events as
they transpire, without Party Coloring and
unbiased by Party feelings, as the true merit
in newspaper is its ability and will lllngness
to give the ssae
NEWS AS 1T COMES,
and not as It is prepared by party delna-
gogues to mislead the people. Specimen
copies free.
Terms Of Subscription,
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HOW TO REGIsrER.

The applicant must farnfsllto the reg.
listers bis name. age inyeafs. last preced-
ing place Of residence, place Of presen,
residence in township, date of removal to
such township or precinct, and a state.
ment as to whether he is. married or un.
married. The name must be subscribed
by the applicant. He will then receive s
statement corresponding with the above.
signed by the registers which be should
exhibit to the judges of the next succeed.
ing election. '.. f.'A ''
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Hetu 9bbertlsen1ents,

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BUCHAREST, June S-The Roumanian
army, ready for actual nghting, Humupre
So 900 regulars. This number includes
infantry, cavalry and artillery, and is d.
vided into two army corps. There are
also 5000 or 5000 militia under arms,
and 5000 regulars employed in non
combative duties.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order of
COurf.

TN pursuance of an order o 1 the Probate Cour
i of Portage County, Ohio, the 5th day OF
May, A. d. 1877, between one and three O'Clock
in the afternoon. at the door of the Court House
the following real estate, Us the property OF
John kimes. deceased. to wit:
1st tract. situate in the township of Streets
boro', County OF Portage and State of Ohio
Beginning at the n. +. corner of lot No 43
thence w. deg south Is, chains 81 links :
thence south deg. Il. II chains. IT, links; thence
E. deg, n. "A rods, link. to Il sake on the T.
50 links, to the place of be ginning. containing e
% 50-160 acres of land more or less
I'd tract, being part OF said lot No ID. in said
tOwnshpo of Strectsboro'. bounded by beginning
south lS chains. 81 links: thence south far
enough to enclose twenty-five acres of land
with u liue running parallel with the north line
of said lot to the east line of said lot.
3d tract. situate in the township of Shalers-
willie. County of Portage, and state of Ohio. be-
ing part of lot No 101 in said township, begin
nIng at the center OF the highway where the
township line between Shalersvilie and treets-
borO' cross. the same: thence south on the
township line to the 5. + corner af 75 acres of
land formerly owned by Joseph w Lattu, in
StreetSbOrO', and decided to Hhner H. Monroe
and Augustus Monroe; thence east to the cen
ter of the highway; thence n. w. on the line
of the highway to the place of beginning sup
posed to contain four and 10 100 acres of land
All three tracts TO be sold together As one
tract.
Said Sale to he upon the following terms to
wit: One third cash on day Of sale: one third
in one year. and one third in two years De-
ferred payments to draw interest from day Of
sale. to be paid annually, ami secured by mort
gage ON the premises appraised at $s3sT
Administrator of John kimes, deceased.
j. HI. NICHOLS. Atty.
Ravsnna, u, April 10, 1871. 45o-lw
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On Thursday last Mr.. David Nike
sell, book-keeper in the dry goods
house at James Milford, in Oil City
was shot and killed in the ladies' par
lor of the Petroleum House in that
city by James M. Carson. Mr..
Mikesell was on intimate terms with
the wife of Carson and was walking
i'm the street with her on the day of
the murder. Carson saw the two en- .
ter the hotel and in fit of Jealousy
went to hardware store and pur-
chased pistol and proceeded to the
hotel where he found the parties in
conversation in the parlor, when he
drew the weapon and fired, the ball
striking Mikesell in the left temple
He lived but few hours after receiv-
ing the wound.
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The Albany, n Y, Evening Jour-
naP estimates that since the first crash
of the panic of 1873, and during q
period when there was need for earn
ing and saving every dollar, there has
been a direct loss of three hundred
millions of dollars to the workingmen
of the United States by means of
strikes that haye been. forced in differ.
ent branches of labor by wrongly
managed trades unions. sr
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Anthony j. Wolcott, alias John L. Hodges of
Joliet, in the county of Will. and State of llli-
nois. is notified that RhOGa A. Wocott did on
the 23d day et February A.. d. 1871 file her peti-
iion in the Office the Clerk of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the county OF Portage
anu State OF Ohio. charging the said Anthony
j w otcott, on conviction OF crime, with con-
fnement in the penitentiary of the State of H.
linois for the term of two years from the 18th
day OF October. A j 1875, and asking that she
may he divorced from the said Anthony
j. Woicott. and for ali imony. which petition
will standsfor hearing at the next term of said
Court. RHODA a. WOLCOTT,
BY THAYER II MANSON. her Attys.
Dated February ~, 1877. 449-6w
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The New York Graphic is Repub-
lican paper and aided in the effort to
elect Hayes, but il don't secm to take
kindly to the southern policy of his
fraudulency. 1t says: 1T cannot be
forgotten that the Republicans waged
the campaign on entirely different
ground, and that the President is car.
rying out the Democratic programme
instead of the policy outlined by his
supporters before the election