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.CoNxLING has renewed his fight against
ms New \ ork ddstonS House ap-
pSiMs'4As4fs pSiMsAsfs WElNEEts IlII3

BEECHER QOn attract large congreSa'
itions any more His star has waued
since the TILToN trial.
DETECTIVES are searching along the
Rappahannock river, in Virginia, for the
remains. of "A, T. STEWART s.
The latest from Governor HAMPTON,
of South Carolina. is that all hope oi
bis recovery is despaired of.
sJoHN SHERMAN. Secretary ofthe Treas
Jury, declines to permit an inspection ol
the, books Of his Department. Why2
THE people of Belmont county are
agitsting ,he County Seat removal CUES
ton. Bellaire is mentioned for the sue
noee;op
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Bellaire sTobacco Warehouse.


The Columbus correspondent of the
Enqairer, 10th inst, says of the ware
house,
As matters stand the State Tobacco
Warehouse at Bellairs, for which sS1S,-
900 has been expended, is complete
failure, !, has been ready for. business
for three months, and when last heard
from but one hogshead of tobacco had
passed its portals. The State Inspector.
William C. Watson, writes the Auditor
lef State that he believes twill do no
good toask for an appropriationeto en-.
able him or his successor to work up the
interests of the warehouse, as the friends
tOf the Baltimore commission men and
their agents in Belmont County, par.ic-
ularly Barnesville, are determined that
| the house shall prove. a failure They
have made use Of the press ever since
the erection of the establishment. He
sends extracts from papers decrying tie
warehouse, which he says are paid for
by the ,eem MISSION mepi and. are but a
l4wl ameng the thousands published and
sent to growers and dealers State Agent
WATSON says be can not travel through
the tobacco regions or REPLY to these at:
tacks without an appropriation. On the
other hand, the friends Eof Eastern State
tobacco warehouses havetheir represen
tatiyes travelling through the country
every fall The Inspector states than
while his hands are tied for want OF
funds. he has no businessto reports %
Gov B1sHoP, appoint FRANK NJ. AT,
K1NsoN, Of Noble county, in Mr.. Wat:
SONS place, and then see if it don't work
We have faith in the warehouse, but q
man with "push" in him must be ap
pointed to look after it, The dealers
l"got the drop"'lon WArsoNby claiming
lie was inexperienced in the business.
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oticehsHersbyi given 10 Township
Clerks aud Tiustses that they can OBJ
tain Road TaxsRsceiptsAat THE SPIRIT
office at "a cents. Der Hundred.
.9x&A4E- 4I- = 3sAAH-Ez "a.
.aezTbs sadfsss or Hon. M aH. v4s
voaHEs, during the sitting of Congress,
lie No. 10, Grant Place, Washington
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CATTLE MARKETS,

Cincfnnati-Dsc41 13.rHogs-
Steady and in good demand comman
2 a2o@2 45c; light 2s'50@2 65c; pack
ing 2 6o@2 75c; butchers' 2 1902
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be the attn and ambstiop5 of the women II
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As fAiahinlieilrenicie Vi, fashion andps1
newspaper Of domestic and social cheras.er;
it ranks Wit bout rival. Esgle. :,
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Woo dsfIeId StockNlarket.

December l6--Cattle 2Aa3 per pound ;
Sheep 3a4o per pound: Hogs 2a24c per
pound gross. = ''8 va ''''zs'
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Cincinnafi.

Dec 13-4Flour 3 0Oa5 so; Wheat
S5a95c. Corn 32a33c; Oats 2Sa26c
Rye 50a52c: Barley S0a95c. r.,
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Now that the trade dollar spectators
have the bulk o., that kind of.money
bought npAat 90 cents on ,heS dollar, we
may hear the news any day that it is
worth 100 cents.
3 r GaovRs, of Seneca township,
sold Ms crop Of 5 900, sticks of Burley
tobacco to J., W., BEARD, y of Williams
burg, for'four and ahalf cents perlb.-
Noble CO. Republican, 9Th inst .7 81
! PARIS, December s The first ship
ment Of horses from America for the
use of the French army arrived during
the past week at Havre, and were order
ed through Consul Bridgland. The
French Military Inspectors aresmuch
pleased with them. u ="
BEN BUTLER hasnot appeared in his
sect at this session Of Congress. = He is
attending lawsuit in New York, but
will swoop down upon the House one
of these days with hat.fuli of tricks,
which he will proceed to- fling vataboih
parties BEs always makes things lively
{ f0tl & tes y boys ElElgs EAIS (
GRANT will come hume next year
Then look out for manipulations for o
third term. BLAINE and CoNKLING are
setting up the pins for themselves, but
can they keep them standing against the
man ."who stumbled into the, General
ship of the army and then into the White
House for eight years" 2 49,, .t.e
The Cincinnati Eaqssrsr says the u
Is. Commissioners i'm the several cohn
ties in this State send very trifing cases
before the U S. Court in that city. Ex
actly, but most of those triding cases are
first heard before the U IS. Commission
erin Cincinnati, who commits the often
ders for trial. Fees, me boy.
CHICAGO Journal: "Pretty soon thu
tfashienable thing will be to investsir
presents for friends candy to make ths
children sick, slippers to make men catct
cold, silverware for young couples who
always board, smoking caps for people
IL j. q = = = - -. \
who have no spare changesto invest il
cigars, and other like purchases"
+ IN the Muskingum County Court, las
week, Judge MARSH decided that Judg,
tKoRTE, Democrat, had been legally elect
ed Probate Judge. T. E.. STURGEON
| Republican, contested on the ground tha
the inmates Of the Inlrmary were no
residents Of Falls township, in which tn,
Inhrmary is located, therefore. werstpo
legal voters
DIR T. LAUDER BRuNroN calls atten
ton to the fact that the reason why som,
persons when puzzled scratch their head
rub their foreheads or pull their boards
isfhat they excite certain nerves which
are connected with the, heart. and thu.
stimulate the circulation Hesays SON,
Germans strike the sides of their noses
which has, an effect upon the nerves
some what like that of snuff
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~ Caskets and C fins kent on hand
and made to order by LEWIS STOEHR,
Woodstield, Ohio. E37u.
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ew York.

Dec 1s-Flour 8 4Oa5 Is; Wheat ]
01a1 0S; Corn 42a47ci; Oats .29a34c;
Rye 5Sa59c;7 Barley CSC. esia !si; t4st,.
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hMgar4erslwha fERtry tryetIgatheFg-
ed up their farming implements and put
thAmunder shsltes should do soatuncs
Theussads of.dcilsfs are eiosFto the faf.
,asfers Hers sygsty sssf glis 81 l 1stGpg
thdrsimpleneus and toeh aag sut'insshe
.sssslSr1t sssf ,'Ryss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-12-17

wChoice Syrup, Orlean and Sor-
chum Molasses at 2 CHUMACHER'S.
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Holiday GSoas,,H T1LIsAs 4 Foao.
Local, - x.,sn : S1T P scads ecyEs, RI y, +
Assianse;s Assign sliss,s &C M BLOWERS rnnn
AsSa;i AGsttSsas;Siwsn., ss'assa iavF N. ..ssIsD' BsASS
ssaescA Gold slooso si6q iasi4ia
Sheriff READ sold several tracts Of
land. oauSamrday last. sas'+ssilSs sEa&
Teachers examination in WoodsfeId
on Satufday, the s2sthihsti ~ eas5sA' = -,
Treasurer GArcHELL receives taxes to
January 1ath Without penalty tE.s----,..ss
The Teachers Institute meets in this
place on Mondsy; shet 2sainst.
sEhe Delinqasus Tax LisssNiil appear
in TAG SrRrr, of the slst inst. ua
Tobacco il selling IN Bethel township,
this countys from % SO 70 $3.50.
Santa Claus is preparing for his an,
nsslt slsit @sosths goodlisle sgirisoahd
boys.
a.Mrs MoRfIrR PoLL0cK, of Wheeling,
attended The sale Of lands here on the
l4th inst. ssf .isse ~ y sscitsaasiHes.
a fall .ceonnt m - az .he, recens, or, .shootin,'
,afT,svaoesF Calais will be found elsewhere
insthis psper - 20 ~ .ss :, ,s'sss
o...s..s,.,,.,h.r. 4, $50 ,.,.rs, .,hovs
0sf seoscs'oc's w suo Couny na'e
our thanks for prompt responses TO our
call for payment
oAII9NmsnA.Rdnsmd,o,
-. !: srss,,,,, - .a.r.o,.d Mo,a.,m morn
;na ~ s.ch vssk
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SENATOR EDMUNDs' bill to regulate the
counting offhe Electoral vote passed
the Senate onSthefsth ins., By yeas, 35,
nays, 26 VI s
A MAJORITY in the Virginia Legisla-
ture are.ih favor Of repudiaing the en-
tire State debt, which amounts, at this
time. to s3O,Ooo,oc0.. .........s s...u
JANUARY 9th, according to the Second
Adyentists, ,fwiIl witness the end of all
things earthly. Well have one more
NewYearssday, anyhow. aa szrs,
TAxrAnsd is very slow this year
Wonder if JOHN SHERMAN regards the
scsrcity OF money among tax PAYERS as
one OF the sure Indications that resump-
ton will prove ., sqccessoli iaaliaqf 81
SENATOR THURMAN took the wind out
Of Senator BLAINE's sails, in the Senate,
on the l1ta inst THURMAN,s amend
ment to investigate Nortberux elections
is aIneye p he tisht! !dlrectioa
gPAhcr, shs BufLsR : candidate for
Mayor Of Boston, was elected easily on
the 10th inst defeating the Republican
candidate. Prince is Secretary of the
National Deme0atic Committees { =
SENATOR THURMAN, Democratic can
didate for Governor next yearo Why,
the mere mention Of the Senator'S, name
in that connection. .frightens the Repub-
licansaa mosf SIT d their seases.s &
A SPECIAL from Washington says:-
HThe politicians are arranging plans for
the next Presidential campaign, and
THURMAN is to be the Democratic and
JoHN SHERMAN the Republican candii;,
dates { a. IS Z IS 19 ]
The West of England and South
Wales District Bank has suspended. 1t
bad forty.two branches. Its liabilities
are eli !, ,0A0s sO009 The shareholders mum,
Der TIVE thousand Iiand their liability is
unlimited.
Coz. A. b MEAcHAM says that in the
past. twenty I've Years ha has not known
a case whereeslisturbanee between the
whites and ndiaus has occurred; except
through the. breaking of treaties by the
iornsn I EkHb 81
JIM BLAINE appears determined to
daunt the blobdyIslarti in the faces of
the PEOPLE, from his place IN the Senate
Letaher fly sJEEMss, but keep your off
eye on that old gentleman who sports q
req baqasp9s Fs eTsEsFA El
CALVIN DAY, Of Wayne township, had
. hearing before Esq KNoUrF, last week.
He is charged With lcrnelly labnsipg bis
wife and children. Recognized for his
appearance in s2o0.-Noble Co. Repub-
f'can, 9th in.sso!ToK dIBsI
THIs little item from Constantinople,
Stb inst. IS calculated 10 make the Brit,
ish Lion roar, The Russian police at
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EREINHERR has full stock Of can
dies, toys, fruits, nuts and other Christ
mas nick-nacks which he will sell as
cheap as they csuIbef sold anywhere. =
Sunday schools and other schools sup
piied at the very lowest rates.
1rNu3Np pscsmber tSth.l d Polk
county, Missouri, Of Palsy, WILLIAM
MrREs, aged about 6S,Seaxe.
Mr.. MrREI m as Treas
urer of this n1Shfoe J county: During
e sfs ssi5 y gfi1 Gip'St'ss5 S Ss5F ''nS nSl's'Y1 l's'YP1
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usAwL Lisls fellnrs who are alIowsd to
spend their evenings ID hthe streets had
bsstss be At home, out q. mischief &, and I Y
bad examples. Keep thes boys at home
OF nights and give them something to
read and. .studS. slasya ssla srssw
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. Grand ,and,Peti Juries.

Noble County papers please copy. }
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from day to day until disposed Of. =. q
- e-,Isss I. = JAS. r. .MORRM
deel7, ,'79td. =. Pfobare Judge NJ. Q Q
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20 yeepno more fo.-Ssrah,sA W fTEj
~ Her sufferings noK are 6es 81
She is free from storms and trials,
Her bark has reached the shore.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW York, April Lection nominal a. 1925
@lOs4c; futures steady.
shipping goods dull: receipts l5IOO0 bblsi No
So 25S4 IS: superfine western aud state q SO@
~; common to good extra % 1000 ri go S1
to choice - O095 S5; white wheat extra - AIeg
st. Louis IS 1907 IS; patent 50 1876 10.
Rye nOur-Firm at IS 5OS4 III.
Cornmeal-Firm at 81 5Og2 81.
Wheat-In fair demands. receipts $4,000
bu; No 3spring s. 221S0l "a; No Chicago sprlng
81 SaI2Ss; No Milwaukee u 1ssl IA 5'zs, no
81 s2aI 20; No White 81 S71S; extra do 81 A;
No northwestern 81 ~; Aprll 81 2o1s@l q.
Rye-NO western 73d45c.
Barley-No Canada, in bond, zoe.
MaIt-Dull ana unchanged.
Corn-ReceipJs l5ZoOO Du: ungraoed wts' :, u
mixed 47c; damaged Doc; steamer mixed 5i9
SIC; No 2 551za56c; do white SIC; ronnd yell
low 53@S71zc.
OaisZUnchanged; receipts $4,000 bu; mixed
western "A aS5c; white do SiH@3oZc.
Bay.-Unchaneed; shipping 65c.
Hops-Quiet anu unchanged; western ssYsc.
Coffee-fiio cargoes l4@l7c; jobbing l4SIsAc
sugar-Fair to good refining 7119754c; prime
NO MSoi issaso and unchanged; New Or
leans 20a4Sc.
Rice~Steady and unchanged.
strained Strained RosinEFirm at 81 6Osl IS.
Spirits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Unchanged: western 9<@lOc.
PrOyisions-Pork less firm; $40 3oC9lO %. Beef
Middles: western long clear steady az 55sc.
Lard prime steam steady at 81 b21ag7 ~
Butter-Old western 791c.
Cheese-6Ml2Hc.
Whisky-sl 0656.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April L-Cotton-lO14c.
Flosar-Family s. 40@6 30.
Wheaf-Red 81 lSal 22;none offered.
Corn-Steady aud firm at R@l3c.
Oats-299S2c.
Rye-620g63c.
RarIey-(}ood 10 choice fall 40@45c.
Provfsions-Pork Dominally unchanged at
So Lard quiet but firm; steam 81 3l1s asked
kettle 81 j0@7 62%. Bulkmeets: shoulders - 20;
short rio So cash - ~ buyer April; short
clear IS Is. Bacon quiet but firm at - S71l,
81 90, s. 10. S6.
/ Wnisky-fl ".
Butter-Easier but not lower.
Linseed Oil-60c.
packing 81 0Oas 70; butchers 50 e0@4. Receipts
1883 head; shipments $50 head.
Chicago Cattle Market.
CHICAGO. April 1.-The Drovers' Journal
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900
head. Strong and higher; mixed and rough
So 40@3 60; light steady at - 45@3 0oy heavy
So 00Ft3 90. All sod.
Caftie~Receipfs 1000 head; shipments LOO
head. shipping steers IS e0S5 ~ feeders ana
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stockers sS@3 IS; butchers steers So IOaS 90;
cows g slG3 20; bulls 81 i0@3.
Sheep-Receipts so head;' shipments $50
head. None left over from last week; good
sales at Sl@5 p.
chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April l.-Flour-Firmer; spring ex-
tras 81 50a5; western do 81 5Og5 90: Minnesota
do 81 75s6; patent 81 50Ss; superflne s. 75s4;
wheat-Unsettied and lower; No / 81 1917;
No 2 Chicago spring gilt edge 81 ~; regular
81 l0A0l l0Ss cash, April: 81 l2IsGl l211 May !;
No do 81 O4ell OIlS; rejected sc.
Norn- 42s4c cash, April; 4S1zc May; 1870
June; rejected 36c.
Oats-Zs1lc cash and April; 2s1sc May.
BSrleyZFirmer at 451lr.
9 ~; May Sg 65@9 sT1S Lard 81 - cash
81 2.@7 20 Nav; 81 35fa7 - June. BulkmestS
steady and unchanged; 50 so, So. S. S7k.
corn 2i7,oOO bu; oats 5000 bu; rye 1000 bu;
barley 7,0OObu.
bu: corn IG2 700 bu; oats $1,000 bu; rye 100
Du; barley $500 bu.
At the close-Wheat heavy and lower; 81 0ss4
asked April; 81 Il1% May.
Oats 25IEc April.
Provisions-Pork sc lower. Lard: December
81 50.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Flour-Firm, and adj
vanced 25c on high grades; western super u
al 80; do family scat 20.
vania red 81 S5@I 81; No western red winter,
spot and April, 81 "a; May 81 3554Gl 80.
Corn-Western weak and lower; western
mixed, spot, 5i9sc; April 5i3sc; May 55sfc556c.
Oats-Steady and f1rm; western white 36d
&c; do mixed 3i@35c; Pennsyl vania 35a37c.
Rye-Noininally firm; no STOCK; 63965c.
Hay-Quiet; prime Pennsylvania Sl39l5.
Provisions-Steady; good jobbing demand.
Mess pork $40 20. BuIkmeats: shoulders 81 Is
IA so; clear lib sides 81 20. Bacon: shoulders
81 100; clear rib sides % 70. Hams 9,2@lVtsc.
Lard: refined tierces S..
Butter-Quiet; fine grades steady; choice
western roll 20a23c: do packed 2l@22c.
Petroleum-lull and nominal; retned ll%c.
Coffee-Steady and firm: Rio cargoes l4@l7c.
Whisky Dull and easier;Sl U6.
Recelpts-FlCur 5000 bbls; wheat a. 500 bu;
corn 5000 bu; oats 1000 bu.
ShipmentS-Wheat 2,Oc0 bu; corn 10000 bu.
FreIghtS TO Liverpool by steam-Quiet, but
firm; cotton 9-S2d; flour Is; grain Sd.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, April l, 5 p. m.-Consols for money
and account ~ 7-l6.
United States BOnds-5-20s 49, l03Z; do '67,
l071s; l0-i0s 1851; new Us l05.
Railway Shares-Erie 1917; preferred 241S; Il
Hnois Central 1874: Pennsylvania Central -.
Refined Petroleum-S1zs.
Linseed oil-27S.
Spirits Turpentine-2 Sl 4G2SIes.
PARIS, April I.-Rentes llOf l5c.
ANTWERP, April Petroleum 27zf
LIVERPOOL, April I.-Cotton-57sG 6isc; sales
of 5000 bales including geo bales for specula-
ton and export and d 300 Amer can.
Wheat-California white average lis 3d@lls
Sd: do club lis Sd@l2s Cd; red western spring,
No2 to No i, 9s l0d@lls; do winter lisa
lis Sd.
Pork-5Os
Beef-S2s.
Lard-3SS.
Bacon-Long clear middles 26s; short do
29s.
Linseed Oil-26Hs.
Rosin-COmmon IS; pale lbs.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND THE MARKETS.
OFFTcE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 2, 1915. 4

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 2, 1873.
The money market during the week closing
with to-day has been exceedingly quiet There
is about the usual amount of checking and
depositing done at the banks each day, but
there is out little paper being negotiated, and
the rates of interest rule steady at S@lO per
cent, though in some cases higher and lower
rate is being paid.
There is quite good demand reported for
eastern exchange. and banks continue to pur-
chase at par, and transactions across the
counter are made at l-lO91s per cent. pre-
mium.
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
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(>ATARRSa
is IT DURABLE

TlHOSE who have suffered from the various and
l. complicated forms OF disease assumed bv Ca
tarrh. and have tried many physicians and rcaic-
dies without relief or cure, await the 10 this
question with considerable anxiety. And well they
may lOrno disease that can be mentioned so uni
versally prevalent and go destructive 10 heath as
Catarrh- Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs. and serious
sud frequently fatal affections of tho lungs follow
in many instances, q case Of simple but neglected.
Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections, such as
deafness. impaired eyesight, and loss of sense OF
smell, may he referred to as minor but ertheless
serious results Of neglected Catarrh. bad enough
la Themselves, but rs nothing compared with the
dangerous affections Of the throat and lungs likely
10 ff,llN
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1T can be cNRED.

IT can be cured. Therc isno doubt about Il. The
L Immediate relief afordc by SAsFoED's RADi@
CAL CURE FOR CATAERH Is but slight evidence OF
What may follow q persistent use OF this remedy
The hard, incsusted matter that has lodged in tile
nasal passages Is removed with few applications:
the liberation and Inflammation sabducd and
hcaied. the entire lrannTs Innings of the head
are cleanscd and purified ConsttutiorallV its nc.
tiol is that of powerful purifying agent, destroy
ing In It's course through the system the acid
j0SOR the Destructive agent IN Catarrhal diseases
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
NEE ing of the stockholders OF the Millersville
Gravel Road Company Will be held at the
COmpany's toll house, in Washington town
sui D. Marion county, Indiana, on 18Th ofApril,
1878, at o'cock a. m. to elect five dire ctors Tor
the ensuing year.
POWELL ROWLAND, Secretary.
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