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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Peace Not Certain.

LONDON, May pa St Petersburg
correspondent says: We are still tar
from certainty of peace, though the
general conviction in favor thereof is
powerful. The military preparations are
being pushed forward energetca,ly.-
Even if war is avoided tits thought they
will be useful to make weight for Rus
sian influence at the Congress General
Todleben's imporIunities about the for
tresses must not therefore be regarded
as indicating a. failure Of Count Schouvs-
lofts mission.
A correspondent at Vienna telegraphs !:
1t is true that the result of Count Schou.
valoff's efforts will probably turn out to
be that he has secured basis for fur
ther negotiations Meantime the prepa-
tions before Constantinople continue en-.
ergetically. The Russians continue to
exhibit tendency to gradually creep
up towards the capital keeping the Turks
constantly on the alert. Fresh reinforce
ments are constantly going to Bulgaria
and Roumania Odessa is swarming
with soldiers and shipping Troops,
guns and stores are going thence to Bur-
gas, on the Black sea, or by the Bender
railway to Roumsnia Bulgaria. The
Turks are not idle. They have brought
troops across the Bosphorus from
SchatarI until 130 battalions now man
the northern lines. Heavy seige guns
have been moved from the Bosphorus
into these lines, while the batteries on
the Asiatic side have been strengthened
so as to form, in conjunction with the
fleet, line Of defense to which they
may retire in case of need, though they
now are. more than ever confident OIL
their ability to hold their position. The
vaket and Baskeret, newspapers of Con.
stantinople, publish letter from Osmar
Pasha, denying that be said Constantin.
ople was not susceptible Of defense
against considerable Russian force,
and declaring that he would never be {
party to the disgrace OF retiring before
an enemy much weakened by Illness snt
fatigue. @
A Vienna correspondent says: This
letter expresses feeling pervading thu
army at Constantinople, A dispatcI
from Trebzond says the Russians a
Etzeroum have received reinforcement
OF 10000 men. The putrid feveris raw
ishing the garrison at that place. Th
insurrection in Lazstan against the Rus
SLAMS is spreading. 1t is estimated tba
between 10000 and $1,000 Lszis' ar
under arms. These are prosecuting
guerrilla warfare against the Russian
about Artvin and Batoum. <F
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Earnest Whitehouse has been eeiebra'
ted In dime novel and play as the Ban.
dit of the W abash, Although only 81 years
old, he has committed more. crimes than
most men could hope for at 80. About 9
year ago he slot deputy sheriff named
Cleary IN order to escape arrest. Cleary
almost died, and it was only within few
weeks that he recov cred completely. He
at once set about to discover Whitehouse
and, after long search, found him in an
obscure barroom. Whitehouse promp.
tly began firing and Cleary was bit twice
but the deputy was equally active, AMI the
Bandit the Wabash is In Jail with three
bullets in his body.
The earthquake in Venezuela was at
tended by terrible destruction of prop
erty throughout the country. A remar-
kable development of heat attended the
convulsion, causing the river waters to
grow warm to such degree as to scare
the fish out of their natural element
This sudden heat was probably due to
the tremendous friction Of the earth's
crust disturbed by the subterranean
! forces,
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[Wheelins Iptelliasncsr. Odd inst

"hSOiAaS ~oU
The Woodsfield 60 } Spirit threatens
to speak out very plainly and unmista.
kably in case it is compelled to be ex-
plicit as to who is trying to get the B
d S. W. road away from its stockhold-
ers. 1t is now the Bellaire Leaders turn
to say something that will be calculated
to draw the Spirit out The Spirit evi.
IDENTITY has information that should be
distributed pro rata all along the line.
Noble County Pressl
The objections urged by Republican
newspapers 40 far as we have observed
are Of the nature of ohjectless growls
rather than any just criticism on the
Re-districtiug Of the State. The equity
and fairness OF the bill, preclude all real
objections. 1t was an act Of justice
and the advantage gained by the De.
mocracy, is only what their numbers en-.
titled themto.
A destructive fire occurred in Parkers
burg, West Va, on the Oath inst. Eff
teen buildings we're destroyed. Loss
about $4,000.
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sHERrFTs SALE. : /.
Coin, samplinot & Co.
vs. asq e5ls1slf
Madison Beyer ct al.


DY virtue of d certain vendi exponas issued
II out Of the court Of common pleas
within and for the county OF Monroe, and
State Of Ohio, inssa case pending In se,d
court betwean the above named parties, and
to me directed, Isvill offer for. sale at
public auction at THO east door Of the court
house in Woodi6eld, on y zoo ,rs
Saturday, sths 2ssh day Of june. 1878,
between. the hours of 10 o'clock q m. aud 4
o'clock p. NJ, of said day. the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to.w't. 1G .iSt
The undivided oae half Of lot number
sixty four, In the town OF Antioch, Monroe
county, Ohio, as the property Of Madis n
fever,
{ Also, the interest Of Madison Bsver and
Bliza Beser in lot number sixty eight In the
town Of Antioch. . 49,, =.
Also, the following real estate of tbs de-
fendapt, Asel Huff, situate in Benton town
ship Monroe county, Ohio: The west half Of
the southwest quarter Of section eleven,
township two of range 8se excepting tws wsnty
acres conveyed by David Baton and wife to
Henry Winlana on the north end OF said halt
quarter;also excepting i've acres on the south
end Of said quarter, containing fifty FIVE
acres, more or less, being the same Ian cs
decided by James McFaddsn to A,el Hua by
deed dated March 6, 1878,
Also, the life estate of said Eliza Beyes in
lots sixty-hve and sixty-seven in said town OF
Antioch. ,c4 4,., ~ ,,.
And the undivided interest Of Madison Be-
yer. subject to the life estate Of Eliza Bever in
said lots sixty.five and sixty-seven
Said property so ordetoi TO be sold is sp-
praised as follows:
The undivided half Of lot 81 at s3oS
The interest of Madison Bsvsr aud Eliza
Bever ia lot G8 at I3
The SIS acre tract Of land at 9So
The life estate of Eliza Bever in town
lots 65 and G7 at 81
The undivided interest Of Madison Bever
subject to the life estate of B.iza Bs.
yer at 49, ~ IL
aud may selp for two-thirds Of the appraise
men.. Terms of sale. on third down and
balance on day Of confirmation,
wN. READ,
ma, 2S,TSw5. Sheriff NJ. c. o.
6KEr & oKsr, Att'ys for plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TosRPH MELLoFT and Peter Nellott who
,j are nou-fesidsnss OF the State sf Ohio
will take notice tha, Isaac debley did. on ths
9Th day Of December, 1877, lie motion II
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe Ceun.
~, Ohio. asking that . complete record MAJ
be made In said court In the partition pro.
.cesdins OF Peter Aelleti against Joseph Mel
lott and William Bsllott. being the same cass
IN which partition was ordered and the prem
isss taken ~ the appraissment By Pstsl
hellott--1hich ssM partition was order Cd
and election eopfsmed ~ she Nay term Of
said court for 1883 Said motion VIII be
for hearing At the Jaas term ofsaid ceart
for 1878, or at the next term thereafter,
t's5o9 ID notLIsTRRa& RoLIISTRR,
( jlF .CKBY b oKBY,
Ast,ys fer Isaac hoblsy,
mayiss7sxs, Is SIS gs3
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-28

The following exhibits the number
listed, but not valued, on which the tax
is 81 per head:
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wThe issue for 1878 Of the news

@ The issue Tor 1878 OF the news
paper Directory and Advertisers Hand
book published BY the world-known ad-
vertising agency of S. M Pettingill &
Co.. 81 Park Row, New York, has just
come to hand. For simplicity and con.
venience Of arrangement. comprehen-
siveness of scope and general accuracy,
We have long regarded this as by far the
best and most reliable Newspaper Direc-
tory published in the United States or
elsewhere. 1t contains complete list of
the newspapers published in the United
States and British Provinces, q second
list arranged, for the convenience OF ad.
vertisers, in counties; lists of the daily,
weekly, monthly, religious, agricultural
and specialist newspapers and periodi.
Gals, with full information as to charac.
ter, circulation and proprietorship, and
listof the leading newspapers of Great
Britain, Australasia and Europe. The
volume is illustrated with portraits oi
Bayard Taylor, George W. Childs and
Bret Harte among the living, and Sam
mel Bowles, James Gordon Bennett, oi
the dead journalists of the United States
while an excellent steel engraving Of Mr.
S NJ. Pettingili appears as the fronts.
piece. An interesting article on adver
tising, replete with hints drawn from
long practical experience of the subject
should make this volume specially at
tractive to enterprising business men,.
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SA violent hsil storm visi

@A violent hsil storm visited this
section about six o'clock on Monday
evening, doing much damage to fruit
and the growing wheat. Hail stones
fell from five to six inches In circumfer,
ence.s A number of wheat fields were
almost entirely destroyed. Small fruit,
such as plums and cherries suffered very
severely-the trees being almost strip.
ped. Although comparatively few ap.
Piles were knocked from the trees, We
are led to believe from reports received
that the crop was badly injured by the
peltiag, and that much of the fruit Is SO
bruised that it will not mature. Dam
age to windows was heavy-few houses
with western exposure escaping. 1SC
lights at the Inirmsry and 80 at tht
School.Building were broken. The Ma
tional Hotel, the residence of Conrad
Troll and numerous other residence.
had their lights shattered - Belnon
Gronicle, 25d inst.
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ITEMS.

! THE dog law is beautiful specimen
Of the wisdom of the last Republican
Legislature,
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wheeling Register, 2ad iast.

Wheeling Register, I'D iast.
The Bellaire and Southwestern Bail.
road Company has succeeded in placing
bonds for the entira sum Of $4,000 re-
qaired to complete the road, and th.
work will be Immediately pushed to com
Ipletion. Arrangements were made te
go on with the construction, at the
meeting of the Board OF Directors q
the Company's Office in Bellaire. 3esaa
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tohio State Journal.)

The act of the General Assembly ''tc
reduce fees and salaries OF county Off.
GERS" passed April s, 1878, which It was
Intended should only apply to Columbi.
ana county (haring population of 3S,
299l, really affects a reduction in the
salaries of the Probate Judge, Clerk OF
Court, Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff
Auditor Treasurer and Recorder in the
following counties, viz: Belmont, But
Ter, Cuyahoga, Franklin, Lucas, Mont
gomery, Muskingum, Stark, Trumbul
and Washington; and, unless it is eS
cepted by reason of its being already
under the operation of special law,
Hamilton county also. So much fol-
omitting the three simple little words
sand no more" after the 3S,299.
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Baltilnore-Asy 2O-Car,lc-very
best on sale dhs week, 54@5sc; that
generally rated first quality, 48@5A,;
medium or good fair Quality, 4@44c;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS 81
@3ic; extreme range Of prices, si@6ti {
most OF the sales were from 54@5Ac.
The quality Of the offerings was fully
as good as last week, some ofthe top:
bought by Mr.. John W D Pentz. at th,
top Of the Market being very superior
Prices 3t@69c
Mich C5ws-Thei Wholesale trade i
active, but at retail tits only moderate
Prices 27@5O 90 per head. g.
Hogs-Qlolations 44@54c, few sell
ing at the erlatter figure, most sales beini
made at &c. WIS. ~- ..-r- .t...-.
Sheep-We quote Sheep at 4@4ac
and Lambs at 5@7c. .s.ss ~
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CRALRD PROPOSALS will be received at
y tho Auditors Once, In weedsnsld, Mon
roc County. Ohio, until II O'Clock, wednss-
day, June rs, 1878, for . oasht-iron bridge
across opossum Creek, as Nispsrly's mill In
Ohio township. Said bridge % be 4s feet
long, extreme length, and II feet roadway.
Plans, specifications and strain sheets must
be furnished by bidders, The Board reserve
the right to reject any or all b ids,
By order Of the Commissioners,
81. --.- .WA. wBDDLs, Auditor,
may2S,'7Sw4, %
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DIED.-At his residence in Claring
ton, Ohio, on the 17th inst after an i'll
ness Of few days, Mr.. THoxAs F.
LoRINa. The deceased was born at
Andover, Mass, in 1902, and was rs
years of age.
His remains were Inferred iu tue Gem
etery near Ciarington on Sunday the
18th inst, and were followed to the
grave by bis relatives and.a large number
Of friends.
He leaves an aged wife, four grand
children and a wide circle OF friends to
mourn bis loss.
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The Fourth ut Stafford.

MR EDITOR: At q meeting OF the cit
izens of Stafford and vicinity, it was re-
solved that they celebrate the one hun
dred and second anniversary of the
Am erican Republic. The forepart OF
the day will be occupied by able speak
ers. Basket pic pic at twelve, aud the
afterpart Of the day will be occupied by
the !. .. O.F. At one o'clock grand
march after which the auditors will be
addressed by the Hon. j.. N. Dalzell
and other able orators. The Hall of the
/. 0. 0. F. will be dedicated in the even
ing. A cornet band will be in attend
ance during the day. All are cordially
invited to attend. "Come one, Come
all" G. w. HAMILsoN,
A. W. ULLNAN,
Com. on Invitation.
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MARRIED.-On May 9th, by Rev. D.
HrRscH, Mr.. JACOB A. KEHL and Miss
CAROLINE MARSHALL. =
: On the 18th inst, by S. P. WooD,
ESQ, of Green township, Mr.. JAMES L.
MoRaAN and Miss LEvINA HKNTHoRH.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. WIN. PERE.
COZ, at the residence Of the brides par.
ents, Mr. THEODORE R. WILSON, of Sum.
merfeld, Noble county, and Miss MAT
TIE J. MAssrr of SENECA township, Mon.
roc county, Ohio.
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ATTENTION.

Our Spring and Summer stock now
complete in all departments. Dry goods,
Notions. Clothing for Men and Boys,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, DC. We Offer
these goods at such prices as will suit
the times and as low as, same quality
can be had anywhere. We cordially in
vite all to call and see for yourselves.
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Gath inst.)
Assessors to Sue the State for Full
: Paw

The Assessors of Cincinnati Township
and ofHamilton County met at Squire
Schwab's Office, on Central avenue, last
night, and employed VIM. NJ. Ampt as
counsel to bring suit to recover the extra
half dollar per day for their services. By
a law passed April 9th, after their election
their salaries were reduced from 90 so to
81 per day, and they have been paid The
latter salary.
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wooDsEIELD NURSERY,

Mrs. M A. WAY. at the Woodsheld
Nursery, is prepared to furnish Fruit
Trees, Garden seeds. Pot Flowers Of all
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets. Snow
fake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs Of
Dahiias, Gladiolus', Tubroses, &c, DC /,
at the lowest cash prices. Where arsi-
cles are sent by mail l6cents per pound,
postage, is added to the price. glg
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The Phonograph.

Seeing is believening. We have wit
messed the operations ofthe Phonograph.
Its workings are truly wonderful. You
talk to q machine and it repeats oil you
say to it and that distinctly enough for
you to recognize. The tone is not loud
at all, but BY particular attention you can
catch every word. 1t will sing and whis-
tie far better than many individuals. As
yet il is incomplete, Itdoes not do all 1t
can and will do. But enough to arouse
ones curiosity. Who ever heard a ma
chine repeat any word distinctly
Bellatre Leader
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A CARD.

Within the last few DAYS Ii has been
reported 10 parts Of the County, that
would withdraw as a candidate for Pro
bate Judge, assigning as reason that l
did not canvass the county DC. have
not now, and never had any notion OF
Withdrawing; but tho reason / do not
canvass the County Is that, l am not
able to spare the means necessary to
canvass with
Most OF our people are acquainted
with me, aud my qualifications, and to
them / submit, believing that they will
do right. DANIEL WALTON.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Wheeling-Llvr STocK YARDS -
May 2l-Cattle-Receipts 9s head; sold,
COWS and bulls at 3@3 so medium steers
or heifers at 3 50@4 90, choice ND4 Is;
western at 4 60@5 co.
Hogs-No arrivals; market dull at
@a4c. a 39 si5Tt
Sheep-Receipts Is head; sold, wool
ed 44@5c @ @
Lambs-In fair demand.
Calves-In fair demand. s3as @4 s;
Fresh 'Cows-In good demand at 2;
@45 CO. SG
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new Advertisements
SHORTS Teachers examination on
Saturday, June 18th.

SHORTS Teachers examination on
Saturday, June 18th.
No hail here last week. ~
Gold closed in New York on the Oath
inst. at SE01.
Wool is not commanding above 35
cents per pound in this county.
Regular session of the County Com
missioner's next Monday, June Sd.
DIR. BARNES, Dentist, of Barnesville,
addresses TIE SPIRITS readers this
week. hssoa is,d sFs sna fiT a
The root OF LErzrLpER's wagon-shop
was slightly damaged by nre one day
last week. .6aat
!, DE-. ARMSTRONG was called to attend
WnLfAM TRUax who had his collar bone
broken last week.
Convention next Saturday. The re.
suit viii be declared in this place on
Monday, the Sd inst. 49,
The rust is damaging the wheat pros.
eectin this county, to some extent, bu'
we hope not seriously. ssrrss
The amount necessary to complete
the Bellaire d Southwestern to Bealls
vile, $4,000, has been subscribed.
Rev. J I.Wlrsos preached acceptably
to congregations in the M. 3, Churct
in this place on Friday and Sunday even
ings last Aa- is-
HfLL1ARDs & HUNTING's Pacific Circu.
exhibited here on the 22d inst. The ri
ding, tumbliug and gymnastic perform
ances were first-class., 80 ,,-z s.rg.a,
Our streets are to be graded, and
piked, we believe; at least they should
be. Throwing up dirt every year j,
money thrown away.
The side show attached to the circus
was accompanied by several trick mer
who performed behind green curtain
theirprofts were not numerous.
Rev. GEORGE MCDONALD will preach
in the Presbyterian churches of Woods
field and Buchanan, June 9th. AtWoods
field. 10 80 q. N. and BUoHANAE's at
p, n.
Our latest information from DR.. Fo.
GLE is, that his throat and head are
swelled 20 badly that be can neither ea
nor drink and it is thought he cannot re
cover.
Prof. JAMES A. MARSHALL gave ar
Elocutionsry entertainment in the Cour
Room lsst Thursday evening. His &c
lections we're excellent and we're deliver
ed 10 frst-clsss style, ,ass
N. HoLLrsrrR, Esq, was taken sud
denly III last Friday morning while stan
ding near NORRIS & ARxsrRoNa's store
but, at this writing, Monday, is able tc
be about again.
Shall we have new jail2 We saw
the plan Of, one last week at the Audi
tors Office, gotten up by Mr.. WARES
Yosr, that, with a little alteration, is ex
actly what is needed,
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Factory Facts,

Close CONTINENT, careful attention tc
all factory work, gives the operatives pal
id faces, poor appetite, languid, miserable
feelings, poor blood, inactive liver, kid
ueys and urinary troubles, and all the ply.
sicians and medicine in the world cannot
help them unless they get out doors OF
use Hop Btters, made of the purest and
hest ofremedies, and especially for such
cases, having abundance of health, sun.
shine and rosy cheeks in them. None
need suffer if they will use them freely
They cost but a trifle. See another col
umn
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Sudden Death.

BELMONT, Bel MONT Co. ONO, Nav %
Wilbur Van Curen, a young man liV
ing near town, was found on the roadside
ast night unconscious, and carried to a
npighboring house, and died in few min.
utes. He is supposed to have fallen
from his horse in q spasm
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IDth Abb.rtis.m.ats,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CRALBD PROPOSALS will Be received Al
y the Auditors Once. in Monroe County,
Ohio, until II O'clock, Wednesday, June rs,
1878, fer the erection Of two stone abutmsnts
At Nlsperly's mill dam in Chic townshtp.- -
Said abntmenis to be about IS feet high, IS
feet long, feet thick az base and feet AZ
top. aAbutmsnt on north side 10 have wing
walls IL feet long. The Boarl reserve the
right to rel set any or all bids. ,-a.e
By order Of the Commissioners. s-sssa
Wl.f WHDDLz. Auditor,
.5o-A - ttr AF-is5'a
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Mexican News.

New ORLEANS, May 23-A Galveston
Nevs special from Rio Grande City says.
The town Of Reynosa was captured yes
terday by Leredo, the Revolutionist, and
a prestime of $4,000 levied. The party
has since moved southward.
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gF Mrs. o. O. ALEXANDER has
just received anew lot Of cooking stoves
and can sell them as low for cash as any
other establishment in the county.
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gEM AIRS BELTS new Spring stock
OF Millinery goods is unsurpassed in
assortment, style or price. Ladies, 60
and see her goods before purchasing
elsewhere. '-
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'otal, 57l2 22l50l 1e94S 2O452l
HThe Democratic Congressional

" Ine Democtatlc ConSresSiohal
Convention will doubtless adopt the
usual ratio Of one vote in the CoDven.
ton for each one hundred votes polled
at the last preceding general election.
This county cast last Fall 1927 Demo-
cratic votes and will, under this rule, be
entitled TO tweuty-nine votes in the Con-
vention. The several townships Of this
county cast, last Fall, Democratic votes
as below, and by the same rule OF ap-
portionmeut would be entitled to dele.
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wM Mrs BELT makes over old hats
in latest styles. Bleaching and trim
ming speciality. No extra charges fol
trimming nl4Wz
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SJust received at ScHuxAcHER s
Choice Dlied Peaches, New Cheese. aud
fresh supply OF Cofrees, Sugars, Rice,
Tea, Molasses &c, DC, all al bottom
prices.
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INFlaMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Please announce ROBERT
MooAMMoN, of Center township, as candi-
date for denomination to the office of In6mary
Directors subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Nominating Convention. ID ,fa.ti t.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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vew Yorb4i

MAY 24-Flour 2 l5a7 Is: Wheat
|17ar 90: Corn 49a54c;; Oats 30a3Sc
Rye 69i7lc,;q Barley &c. s,s,,.l
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wJosErH WILSON, of Malaga town
ship, confined in Jail, was admitted to
bail on the Goth inst, in the sum of $500
for his appearance at the next term of
Court.