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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-18
FOR couHTY COMMISSIONER
JOHN SPRING

Ts RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED As A
i Candidate Tor Commissions OF storey County
ct the ensuing election. subject 10 the decision
Of the Republican County Convention. seiSid
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THE PRESENT INCUMBENT. RESPECT.
l fully announces himIslf - . candidate Tor
reelection 20 the once OF County Recorder.
subject TO the Democratic County convsntion.
aai6fd
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FRED. D. NIcHoL,

FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
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FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS.
WILLARD BITTER

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED As A
candidate for the ofice OF Public Admins
traitor OF Storey county At the ensuing election,
subject TO the nouihation Of the Democfatic
County Convention. au5tf'
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p EsPRorFuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMsRLr
~ . Candidate for Superintendent OF Public
Sehools Of storey county, subject TO the dsci'
sion Of the Republican Couuty Convention.
psqtds
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
DAN. LYONS

RrsPEcTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMsgLy
- . Candidate for the once Of Assessor OF
Story county. subject 10 the action Of the
Republican County Convention. seiltd
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W.. COOK

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HfhsELr
II Q Candidate for the position OF Justio. of
toe Peace for Township No. i. Gold Hill. sub
Jet 10 the Republican County Convention.
petO tie
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z. J. PAsMoRE,
THE PRESENT INCUMBENT, RRsPrcr.
i fully announces himself - Q Candidate for
reelection TO ths afice OF Superintendent OF
Public schools OF STOREY county, subject 10 the
decision OF the Republican County Convention.
su26tds
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u. w. STOKES

. EsPEcrPULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II ~ . Candidate for the once OF Justice u
the Peace Of Gold Mn. subject 10 the decision
of the Republican County Convention.
aul1fds
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N E
MARRIED.--On the 22d ult., by E.
MARTIN, Esq, Mr.. JAMES B. MoKN1aHr
and Mrs. NARcIssA RonlcK.
On the 9Th ult., by Rev. ALBERT ].
WINTERIck, Mr., AUGUSTUS KARcHER and
Miss RUTH WILSON.
On the same day, by Elder THOMAS
West, Mr.. JAMES Yosr and Miss Susan,
MA A. COVERT.
On the 9Th inst, by JOS. N DASFoRD
Esq, Mr.. ELIJAH S. WELLS aud Miss
MARY E. MERcER.
On the 18th ult., by WILSON MARTIN
Esq Mr. GorrrRIED KsurrY and Mrs
RosENA RoTH.
On the same day, by Elder W. q
THOMSON, Mr.. MICHAEL STARR and Miss
RACHEL DEhENr. I
On the same day, by the same, Mr..
JOSEPH DoueLAss and Miss AMANDA
Roe
On the 18th ult., by AARON HEADIEY
Esq Mr.. JAMES c HEADLEY and MA
HALA MELLoTT. /
On tie Goth ult., by L. o. OKEr,
Mayor Of Graysville, Mr.. GEO. Dozen.
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From the South.

MEMpHIs, Sept, 25.-At meeting Of
the citizens of Memphis held this after.
noon, Gen. Luke E Wright in the chair,
a committee was appointed to address
the people of the United States and the
world at large npon our condition and
needs. The following is the address:
ITO THE UNITED STATES AND THE
WORLD AT LARGE: Your generous con-
tributions for the relief Of the sufferers
by yellow fever in Memphis, especially
within the past few days, and what We
are advised is on the way to US, places
US beyond the reach of immediate or
probable want in the future. We have
enough, not only for our own needs, but
to enable US to assist the suffering peo
lple OF our country and of the villages
of this and adjoining States With
hearts overaowing with gratitude fol
your aid and sympathy, and prayers fol
your welfare, we are your grateful ser
wants. Signed: A. D Langstaff, Presi
dent Howard Association; Luke E
Wright, Acting President Citizens Re
lief Committee; d. F. Goodyear, Acting
Mayor; j. NJ, Heating, editor Memphis
Appeal; w. W. Thatcher, Cashier First
National Bank, Committees"
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@We are informed that the Demo
cratic meeting at Miltonsburg on the
evening of the 25th ult, was well at.
tended, and the able and effective speech
es of Gen. WARNER and Hon. D. S
SPRIGes we're attentively listened to and
enthusiastically received.
By special invitation, Gen. WAesER
and Others accompanying him, took tes
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs PETEF
DoRR, where they were highly entertain
ed by the kind and obliging host and
hostess.
After the meeting, the Miltonsburs
Cornet Band serenaded at the residenc'
OF Mr. DoRR, where more speech ma
king was INDUCED in, and those visiting
the town had further proof Of the hospi
tality Of it's citizens. sS6sk q
The Democrats of Malaga townshi.
are undoubtedly wide awake, and "
hope to hear good report from then
on the second Tuesday Of October.
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-On Tuesday quite
a serious affray occurred at Moriistown,
in which Frank Taggart severely cut
Lewis and Newton Murdock. 1t appears
that Taggatt punished his daughter, on
Monday, and that Lewis Murdock had
reported that be saw Taegart strike her
Tsggart went to him and asked him to
take it back, which Lewis refused to do
Taggart then called him an insulting
epithet, when Murdock struck him, and
the cutting was commenced by Taggart
Newton Murdock tried to separate ths
combatants and in the fight both broth.
ers were cut. Lewis received stab ir
the side, about an inch long and nearly
twice as deep, and bled profusely. New
ton was cut through the forearm, th,
knife going clear through, and severine
an important artery. Neither wound i
regarded as dangerous. Taggart wa
arrested and placed under $1,000 bail
1 Easerprise, s26th ale. w - ssss ssgEss'
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LEGAL sk,oTicE.i' :

nHRisriAN BRtNY, JR wko il 4 nos-rss.
~ idsnt of the stats sf Ohio, aud . resident
OF the state Of West Virginia, win take mo-
tics that on the 4th day Of Ssptembef, AsD.,
1878. John Ruby and Christian lioser flsd ii
the court Of common pleas Of Monroe eopq-
~, Ohio, their petition against hims sthe OBJ
Ject and prayer Of which, Is 10 obtain s itydc-
ment against him for the amount OF prom
issorJ note and interest, executed and de-
liversi to the said John Rpby ana 'chfi5tlan
Moser, dated June I6 1875. dusA0udemsnd.
for the sttm Of two hundred and twenty dol.
lars, with eight Per cent interest; thSs an or.
der Of attachment and notice 10 ssrhishes
has been issued. s assis faaeih
You are required to answer said petition
ON or before ths sth day of November, A, u
1878. PEARSON 4 DOHERTY.
septic, 1871 arc Att'ys for Pisintif.
et>sf y
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E@Dr. Wehrman, of Sunfsh, and
Rosa Grosenbacher and Mary Marty, Of
Baressille, started for Europe on the
17th inst. DR.. Wehrman intends at
tending the Medical College at Vienna
for two years. Miss Marty and Miss
Grosenbacher are visiting friends and
relations in Switzerland. Martins.
vile, ". Va, Messenger, 20th ult.
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The Russian government, it is said,
demands i5, ,000, 600 francs for expenses
incurred in keeping 81, 900 Turkish pris-
4oners. afss4t ~ .
The National Banks must stand and
deliver, say the Republican Committee
"A corps deficient workers must be put
in the field during the last ten days of the
campaign" Ya
Following closely on the heels OF the
Guernsey county defslcation, comes th,
news that Colonel Conrad Garis, the re
firing Treasurer Of Fayette couny,is shor
some$7 900 in his accounts. 1t will soor
be time for the Radical papers to publish
revised list. .,F. OK
The Paris Patrie says:-"We learl
that the difficulties between France. En-
gland and the United States relative t
the Newfoundland fisheries have been ar
ranged. The three cabinets are nov
drawing up convention which will oh
yiate all future dsagreements.
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Probate Notice.

CCoUNTS and vouchers have been hitdth
IA the Probate Court of Monroe County;
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad.
ministrstofs. Exscutors and Guxfdians: ,,,ss
Second partial account al ". +, MAllsFy
Guardian of John ]. Mallory, 1, minor.
Fifth and final acconni Of ]. A. Boic6 Gusrdiar
Of Jesse v, Boice. ,s'n5s 9" s'afsia sen
First partial account b. gasi ". ..snd Jsc6yfw.
Powell Adm'rs of John POWELL asss f:nE4s.
First partial sccodnt of j. Way, Admir- 81
John Watson ;.,..... i,. $ ;. sA,y,,s 80,
First partial account Of wm. Buiditt Adm:
Of Wm. IobHston. ssl'aNP asfsN
First partial account Of siineof Grissll Guar;
dian Of Elizabeth A. Grissll
First partial account of Martha ]. Morris
= Guardian Of, Caroline E., McClellan and
Ephraim d. Trembly--fnal "a to Ca'oliHe F.
| Third and fnal account Of John Stine Canadian
bf James e Bates. st 33sssstsst' of
First partial account Of Christian Cehrs Gntt,
dian Of David and James Blattler--Anal US
First and final account 81 Henry J, Muhism.ri
| guardian 81 Edward md Lucinds M6nteitH.
Any psrson interested nay ale written
exceptions to said sccoants, or any iten there
of, on or before tie 18th day of sfsctobSr
irexf, 1hSna the came viii Be finally had ana
ioontiuned from day 10 day until DISPOSED ef,
JAS B, MORRIS, y,
sspt::7s,ssus. Probats ladgs 4 CO.
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s
@Joseph Webb was suddenly killed
at his residence, west Of New Athens, ,on
Friday last. He witntwo or, three othi
ers were working on rough platform
used for carrying the straw from the barn
to the stack as il came from, The machine
The structure suddenly fell, and two OF
the men went down with il, and received
slight injuries. Mr.. Webb caught and
clung to some object for short time,
but finally was compelled to let go bis
hold, and in the fall his feet were knock.
ed from under him, his head striking
some rock or timbers with such force
that it fractured his skull in such terri
BILE manner that he scarcely made mo
ton after the fall. He died in about two
hours Observation-Disclosures Chronicle
i 26th ult. ..-,-.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS:

TOWN HOUSE-Wayne township
Thursday evening, October Sd. Speak
ers: Hon. James Watson, David Okey,
John B briggs and W H. Booth.
DOOLEY'S SCHOOL HOUSE.
Franklin township, Friday evening, Oct
4,h. Speakers Hon. j. R. Morris and
David Okev, E.q
RINARD 5 MILL-Washington town
ship, Friday evening, Oct. 4,h. Speak
ers Hon. James Watson, j. B. Dsigg
and Jere Williams, E<qs
TOWN HOuSE-Bethel township
Saturday evening, October 9th. Speak
ers: Hon j. B. Morris and David Okey
ESQ.
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Administrator Sale ofReal Estate

NJ 49, IS Ntt
I'm pursuance Of an order, Of the Probate
| Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, ! win OIL.
fer for sale at public auction. on
Wednssday, the Oh day Of October 1878,
at / O'clock. afternoon. upon the premises,
the following described feal estate Situate In
Center township, In said county, TO witt
The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section twenty-fve, IN township
four ofsrsnge 1--WE, accepting thersirom ten
acres of of the east side of the above de-
scribed tract, after said deduction TO contain
thirty acres more or less; also, the east half
of the northeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty five, township four,
range Eve, containing twenty acrss, more OF
| less. .
Appraised Il STOOD a0 l,ITgh
TBRMs OF SALs--0ne-half in hand and the
balance in one year from the day of sale,
with interest, to be secured by mortgage or
the premises sold. 5ssss ,RaB Eg5yf
| a JARED HAWKINS,
! Admir- Of Amelia A. Ruttef, decd.
septlo. Fowl. 1880 ~, l,s4.5
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,aMRs. LYDIA A. AfERs, of ,hi

s~MRs. LYDIA A. ArERs, of this
place, after long painful illness from
cancer in the face, died on Tuesday eve
ming, aged IS years. Deceased was the
daughter of the late VIM. Sharpless and
was born June 9th, 1900; she was the last
surviving sister of Mrs. Mary Shannon
Of this place, and With one exception she
had resided longer in St. Clairsville than
any other of it's citizens, having removed
here from Patterson's now Burley's Mills
in 1913. Her funeral will take place TO-
day Thursday at2 o'clock P. M.--Bet
mont Chronicle. 26th ult.
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The package of money lost by the Sum-
merfield hack driver has been discovered
in stable in that village. 1t was stolen
by man employed about the premises.
Recently he agreed to give up the money,
provided he was not prosecuted, and sew.
ents five dollars Of the money has been
discovered, and Mr.. Wilson, tne driver,
is relieved Of any suspicion that may have
existed in regard to the missing treasure
Noble County Republican, 26th ult.
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eEMsssachusel,,s Senator Dawes and

cE Massachusetts Senator Dawes and
Ben Butler have been exchanging COM
pliments Dawes at the recent Massa-
chusetts Convention made speech in
which, praising the nominee OF the Con.
vention for Governor, said he was "a
man who has no amends OF education to
make for failing in the capture of forts
by the capture Of Conventions; a man
who has no record behind him Of an ex-
travagant and wanton appropriation OF
other peoples money" Butler, on be.
ing told what Dawes had said, told bis
informant to "tell Mr.. Dawes that / new
er had any Credit Mobilier stock, and,
il had had it, lwosldn't haze lied aboul
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Austrian Army of Occupation.

VIENNA. Sept 2s.-owing to the diff:
ficulty OF transportation, the army Of
occupation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
will be reduced to the strictly necessary
force. A considerable share Of local
administl alton will be entrusted to the
MussuIman as a means of. coneiliatine
the population, and an effort will bs
made to reach an understanding with
the Porte, which will secure the latter's
good offices 81
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Wheeling-L1vE Stock YARps:-
September -Cattle-Arrivals 38 head ;
sold, cows and bulls 2@3c; medium cat
tie 3@3ac; choice cattle 34@34c. Most
of the sales we're from 34@54c. De.
mand for cattle fair ss z.ge..,
Hogs-Arriyals 78 head selling from
34@4e .
Shecp-Selling from S@4 12a
Lambs-Selling from 4@5c.
Calves-Selling from 3@10 90 pei
head
Fresh Cows-Selling from 2o@4o OF
per head.
WIN. BAYHA, Sec.
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The Supervisor Outrage.
Hartford News.l

Judge Swing, acting in the place OF
Judge Baxter, at Cincinnati, has appoin.
ted 100 Supervisors OF Election. The
list stands 81 Republicans, lS5Demo-
Gratis, 9 Nationals and % Socialists. 1t
is to be hoped4shst the next Congress
will repeal the infamous Law under which
Judge Swing" appoints Inspectors Of
Elections. 1t does not belong to our
system of government. 1t is not in the
interest of honest voting; but it is cen.
tralizing, arbitrary, and corrupting.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

oChicago-Sept. 27-Hogs-Markei
firm anda shade better; choice heavy 3
90a4 10; light 60aS 65;e mixed 8 40a
$3.50.
attle-Shipping grades 4 load So
feeders and stockers2 2 20aS 80.
asSheep-Msrket firm at 30a4 4
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Not Surprised.

When we consider the little attention
paid to the laws of health, we are moi
surprised, at the indifference manifested
in relation to purity of daily food. i
all articles were like DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, this Indifference might
answer; their perfect wholesomeness
would insure us against all evil conse
quences. .iA3 Sit esIa
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fBallaira Indepsndsnt asth ultA

TRACK LAYING on the B. &S. W. R. R.
has been carried forward as far as Dixon
Myers school house. Bethel Church
will be reached in few days if nothing
happens; and it is thought the work will
be carried rapidly forward now as the
contractors are delivering iron as fast a!
| it is needed. Beallsville will be reached
by the end of the year at the furthest, ant
most likely whole month sooner.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der % C

BaliimOre-September % Cattle
Very best on sale this week 4a@55s:
that generally rated first quality, 44@
4Ac; medium or good fair quality, BIO
@4lc; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows. 24@34e; extreme range Of prices
24@5Ac; most of the sales were from
35@4ic Quotations. 24@2sc, few sell
ing at either extreme. e
Mich Cows The supply is plentiful.
We quote them at $25@50 90 and a
few choice, $50 so per head.
sHogs-Qaotations b@6c, with aafew
choice selections a shade higher.
Sheep--We quote Sheep for butchers
use at 3@42c; Lambs, 4@5c, and stock
sheep 81 50@3 90 per head, as to qnal-
itv ~ . 3ax
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EEThe representative men of the
party.--working Democrats, we're pres.
ent on Saturday from nearly every town
ship In the comfy. They were vel
pleased with the fine speech Of senatoi
tIHURhAh.t ixs2 p .GatsFS ge & SO
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Lady Beautifiers.

LADIES, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics OF France, or beautifiers ol
the world, while in poor health, and moth
ing will give you such good health
strength and beauty as Hop Bitters. A
trial is certain proof. See another col
umn.
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An AFFLICTED FAMILY On last Sat
urday Mr.. Israel Talbert Of Burtons,
buried his oldest child. Miss Violet C.
aged 19, and on SUNDAY morning bis ol.
dest tov, aged about IA. died with the
same disease -Diph,heria. Another
child has been taken down.-Enterprise
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.b,,W''ll We W,e'E, can can give 2 9 :
DemOcraticmaiOr.
ity Of 1000 votes
on Tuesday, the
Sth inst. Work to
those figures. boys.

EE Letters have been received ID
Woodsfeld, which state that the fami.
lies of JoHNA DAvENPoRr and CHARLES
B. JONES, Of Ottawa. Kansas, and the
children of A. J.. PEARSON, Eaq, of this
place. at present visiting near Ottawa,
sre all sick with chills and fever, and
typhoid fever.
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Barn and CROP Destroyed.

"a barn belonging to Messrs. A. 4 S.
Thistle, located on the Bottom, two miles
above New Martinsville, was burned to
the ground, last Sunday night. There
were over one thousand bushels OF whea,
in the barn, belonging to ]. r. Brown
who rents the farm, which was nearly
all destroyed. Mr.. Browns loss will
reach. nearly $1,000; Messrs Thistle
probably as much more, as there is sup
posed to be no insurance. Incendiarisu
was the catise. - Wheeling Register, 25tl
vii.
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ROAD NOTICE: ,

NTJTfCB is hereby giSsn,s that petition
IN will Be presented TO the Commissioners
Of Monroe county, at their next session. to
be held on the frst Monday Of December, a;
A. D. 1878. for the alteration Of the county
road leading from Alexander's min to Lsdi;
in said county, Is follows; Beginning At said
Alexandsfs mill. following the old road whers
practicable, Up Boens Run 10 the lands of
Henry Esmyer; thence by new ronts down
the hill on TO Barnes Run; thence the best
route to said LodLeal PETITIONERS
sef2i'7swss 3f ;s sfI5s F
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WThe Washington County Fail
iook in over $1,000 and had barely
enough ao.psy expenses, TO say nothing
Of premiums,s so says the Times Cur Fair
took in over $1,000, pays sll expenses
and premiums in fnll and will have .
surplus OF about 5000. =.
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HProf. W. H. FIR, instructor oi
The woodsfeld Cornet Band, left here
on the 34th ult., having eoncinded bis
contract with the band He is a thorough
musician, fair composer and deserves
success which we hope he may attain.
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We Believe

That il every one would use Hop Bitters
freely there would be much less sickness
and misery in the world and people are
fast finding this out, whole families keep
ing we'll at trifling cost by its use. We
advise all to try it.-U. q a., Rochester,
N. En.I,aay 4,tsg
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sHosrs.-eola sloos.


sHosrs.- --Gora sIOos.
Tuesday, the 9th, is election day,
Personal Deiinquent Tax List this
week. s Il
Tuesday. the Sth. is election day. a1
Tickets will be sent to the several
townships this wesk. ep
Tuesday, The 9th, is election day.
fAsla~ requires the Treasurer's tax
notice to be published six weeks.
Tuesday, the sth, is election day.
Newly painted-Mrs. GUrHRrE's resi-
dence and HuSrER & MALLoRr's Law OF
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lxsenstor TRosnAs's speech her,
on tie 2sth NIT, Is highly spoken Of b,
members Of both parties. twas mas
terly effort.
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TO the National Banks: Wanted
"Pecuniary assistance in large amounts
Address the Republican State Executive
Committee, Columbns, Ohio. .s
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RThe citizens Of Miltonsburg rails
cd go for the yellow fever sufferers last
weak and sent the amountto the Mayor
of Msmphis. j
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Cincfnnali-Sept 27.-Hogs--
-Qniel-; common 2 50a3 35; light 8 40
a3 To; packing 8 45a3 Is; butchers 3
75a3 3d..
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Woo asneld stocktfafikx.

September 30-Cattls 24a3 per pouhd
Sheep 3a4u per pound, Hogs 4sc pei
pound.
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sEsenasor ], B WlIIlAns was Pres
idsnt OF the meeting held here on Sat
urday last.
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~Temperance meeting ct the Pres.
byterian church Wednesday evening, ID
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East Liberty. Penn-Sep.. q
-Hogs-Yorkers 8 40a3 60; Philadel.
phias A 00a4 20. .5aE5
Sheep-No business done in sheep to.
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