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BRANDRETH's PILLS

are certain when perscvcred with a sufficient
length OF time, usually from three to i've doses per.
manenuy cure, hut remember every time you are
purgcd by BRANDRETns FILLS you certainly reduce
the malarious deposits in the blood and save yourself
from the risk NJ typhoid or other fcverS
In using BRANDRErilS PILLS there is no risk aud
believe they mpart principle to the blood which makes
the system unassailaJle to fevers VI all kinds
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Mr.. Ruler rupturcd Tor more than II Years Ills
case Mas bad one lie hat USED mani uu,,es aud
Injured badly hN them. HIS nhotn-rsphs, shown. the
rapture brioru treatment aud H. cuN since ucEunrnt
can be sech AT llr sherman oflce. 2il BROADWAY
Those who ruturrd should lose consult.
INK Or sherman before hr leaves New York Tor some of
lls branch Offices Tor rupture IL "A stcHltl Alhcuun that
sooner or later may cost the victim his Me IN shrr-
mans treatment the only known cure ioTit Ills hooks
lac mails 10 those who send ten cents contain valuable
Information.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AtNANAC-rHfs pAY
sun rises. q ~ sun sets % % Moon rises o ~
HiGH wAftit-rius nav
sandy Hook. - Island. Il Hell date. 10 e.
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Among the Ailments

A nut for spirtuansts and scientists to crack. See
ua,isr ne Gdyht the new illustrated weekly. For sale
by all newsdealeTs Price 10 cents ADD.
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Spftial Hotirss.
arr wORKs LIKE A cHARM.'
RESNEs PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.

remedy every family should have In the house
may be used externally or internally, ,.or . Earn
A SAMPLE hottie, suFtlC!ENT rOK q rAiuh
TRIAL, WILL BE GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE BY GALL
ING on THE PROPRlETORS. -..--. ......
1T rs NOT Az OILY, STICKY SUBSTANCE. .BgT
CLEAN. DELICIOUS, AND SAFE TO USE. EVEN IN
INEXPERIENCED HANDS.
Try itfOr
Wounds, Sprains. NEURALGIA
sores Crick In the Back, khrumHti.n.
liurns. Headache, sun JOINT,
or any other kind Of pun lancncss As internal
remedy IL operates kind diffu.ve sedavc II tones
and the stomach aids sOn and readily cures
Collie. Cramps. coughs.
TOothHche. lniigcsiou. sore THROAT
all aches nud pains lat flesh Is heir To- The
immedintc and faithful use KENNE'S PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL In emergency viii often save lite "
a long and tedious sickness The genuine RENNE5
MAGIC OiLis put up only In panel bottles. with the
name blown In the glass aud the bottles hney
grnved steel plate label upon which Is the likeness Of
William Rem
n H. M, M in three ,izes Trial" Medium and
Large y szs l. " WARNER a co.
ProprietOrs and Manufacturers
g. 4 Il Ne orb
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Cured by MIX NJ 'Magne sia are Indigestion, cosive
ness incipient rheumatism. and gravel All druggists
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what Butler Write. to sherman.

Or ! 4 sherman Dear SIR. am still wearing yonr
appliance but am ullN satisfied that nin we'll IT.
ever was IN my iiethht u.s. ui thc rupture. The photo
graphs sent Nuu, taken since cure,
ccNed. When yuu come 10 81 Louis | am quite suro
VIII send Nnu ihrV' ur four good patients one srntr.
man cav" u see me- to-day M regard tn Your treatment
lie said the prc" was NO uhiect-hr would Wlllu. utN
SSub u cuuid cure hu. told hlui Il you sid he
eonld be cured he could rely ont lot know when
you will be here. Yours trulV.
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Duplicate wedding presents g TO s2o cost $40 to $50
SILVER tea ssu hall price. J. u. Johnston 100 BowsTJ
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Fine DsrSia 90 worth IS 10 New Church Il. w ssirs
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Telephone Telegraph and kindred electrical csengers
will be flashed and sounded the wires It's well
known abroad at home a cleansing agent for the
teeth
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TIEMAsoNIc NrwSpArEn.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY, -.
Contains the most imUortuu. intcfcsiiy ana useiuin
formato relating to Free Masonry in every degree.
PORTRAIT OF GkN. ALBEIT PIKE. ..
IN THIS WEEKS Issue FOR SALE BN ALL NEWS
DEALERS PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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Busintss Hotties.
How 20 Cure Fever and Aaue.

FEVER AND AGUE can he cured by vegetable, cleans
ing medicines These medicines do and their use
prevents typhoid fever which often follows the Of
quinnc and remedies Of that class
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Isaac smiths Umbrciins-Bcst In the world.
Cotton. from ..... 21o IGuunuco paid. nom e. ~
bingham sfe, from 81 ItioSi SILK frame ? 30
UMBRELLAS ANp PAKASOI.S MADE To ORDER
WALKING CANES IN EVERY VARIETY
Prices uniform IN each Of five stores
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CATAREBA II MIG AfpKS CHARITIES
AND tAfAklil BATH
Every patron of these tuA good Wrlhfauons pur'
chase, speedy ,H-r. and p,iseNean,s Wall prove posi-
Depot 70 last Ilui t.
FAMILY MEDICINE.-r~e llNATrS LIFE
Balls Al th ga r.afi. iuinrr % the huNi AMI rurl-
nv trriu aud Dc Inturn iu is cue, combines merit
sc Sold iy dfusaI.t. Depot ~ t,uui i, Nrw YORK,
at ~ nhi Sl:' al bottle. tkllfENroN 7 9TH ~.
DK. j. FANIOI, 81 HOND 81. y. Y
SIR Your treatment has Cuivi me o Nsptpsiu and liver
compliant Attrr Nulr uistnud second treatment had
scarcely nam and the third and fourth Treating nj
cuIE'E, u LOCKWOOD, Great Jones st.. Ny
No MORE KIEIN ATISM! NJ MOKE
GOVT 80 MukE GRAN ELL N' Schiumhrr.cr > harm
less and mtahnlr French oahcy hates. Rrhci warranted
ia u hours Total rutr ia days. BlN ~. postpaid
beware oi limitations, J. \ FAKlA \ co only agents
ioi The luird state, tpl BlualwAl, Sew Nurk.
PILES PERMNNENTLY CUKEDi No
knli, lifdtuit. err ttustlc. Hu ciir.c u Vuf,d.
momais from pl} scsA and taucn's, co,ultauonsi nee
ia Sf"hbNkp. lil West 2lss
ROYAL HAVANA LOrTEK oril
mary drawing oct ~ Capital INC. S2t+Opn frIAcs
eashcd Information furnished graft.
TAYLOR 'n, Han.,rs n Wall - New YORK.
PILES permanently rrpiir,i,d witlnut knitc hsa.
c"hunln- abundant rcicrruc"' br liph - litl St
KENTtCItY STATE LOTTEu draws
Oct 70 capital prilos, tla,uD. 500 sl,su, aud two
$3.50, together sdln-a Whole ucNrts. ~
WILLIAMSON \ co. $50 Broadway
S07, Oe5.-LuCKY OFflCE, l.2a7 Broadway,
y keutucky state, oct - Capital prlle. slalpL
VALLAURI's IT. K ISL GIG AHETTEs
Downtown depot At DlIAANs drug store Aston House.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02


CATTLE.-Receipts for the past week
show liberal increase over those of the
week previous, while the shipments were
but few more for the corresponding
time. Receipts have continued to be of a
good average quality, with some rather
extra qualities among them. The range
of prices was as follows. Common, 20
219c; fair to medium, 234@31Ic; good to
choice butcher grades, 80 @4.65c; fair to
good dairy cows, 3@4c with some extra
at4}4c; fair to good heavy oxen, $40
44c; fair to good shippers, 414@431c; T;
common to fair feeders, 3@4c; and good
10 TGholce, 314@4.65c.
,;Ld'.S5 Se5s.-Receipts for the past week were
,i'ooI. a 'i, anu We're few more than the
~ Ieon noI.S, pieHIous, while the shipments for
e IlIe corresponding time were about 300
head less. At the close tbaTo T,,e,.,s b;,t y
IeW left over unsold, the ranga of y,,.ioas
being as follows: Common 90 9k6i9 ~
! falr to good light, So 3O@3 AZ. fair -
| good packing grades, SO 35@3 80. foi
butcher qualities, SO 50@3 so, with i",a az
good butcher grades on the market: fair
20 good stock hogs range from SO OG063 do
with some seasoned at So 6O03 65.
SHEEP There has been a large fallino
Off both in the receipts and shinments
during the past week as compared with
one week ago, and with a good demand
the market has ruled active and firm. and
the supply far short of the wants and to.
day, on good grades, prices were higher
Sales ranged as follows Common tr
fair, 3@4c, and good to choice, 41@5kC
per lb gross.
LAMas.-Have been in short sup.
i ply all through the past week, and. witt
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02

The resumption of specie payment IS
near at hand in spite of the efforts OF
Mills Gardner and others of his Tx 10
prevent it. Gold fell in New ork, ON
Monday last. to within one-eighth OF one
cent of green backs. This is practically
no premium ataIl. Several of the New
York, Chicago and Cincinnati National
banks have given notice that they Will
redeem their notes in gold, paying dollar
for dOllar.-LebaRofs Star.
The Star purpOsely neglects to state an
important truth in reference to resump-
ton. Itfai1s to state that the ability TO
resume at this early day is the result of
the successful s'efforts of Mills Gardner
and others of his ilk'' to remonetize sill
yer coin. The reconciliation of silver
coin was not designed to prevent or de-
lay resumption, as the Star opines, but to
help and to hasto1 it, and we are happy to
say that the effort has been grand sue
cess, in spite of she theory of those who
opposed it; that reconciliation would be
reputation, and an attempt to pay our
debts with 80 cents on the dollar would
be the destruction of our national credit
abroad. Silver coin has been remonetized.
/ The credit of our Government never was
better; and ever since the final passage
of the silver bill the premium on gold
has been coming dol0n, dolgn, until the
banks are giving notice that they are ready
to redeem their paper circulation, dollar
for dollar, in gold.
1t has always been the policy of the
Republican party, and of the Republican
editors who have advocated the remone-
tization of silver coin, to redeem paper
circulation in coin as soon as it could be
done without contracting the currency tc
degree that would be ruinous to the
business interests of the country.
BY their policy of restoring silver coir
to its original value, together with the
, fact that large balance of trade witt
: foreign countries has been in our favor
for three years past, resumption has beer
made possible, and to-day resumption il
a reality. All our promises to pay tina
are in the form of circulating medium
are due; although we may not have coli
enough, including silver, to at once re
deem dollar for dollar, we have enough t.
redeem every dollar of paper currency
that the holders of it may desire to ex
change for coin; since our paper circu
lation has the whole resources and prop
; erty in the United States pledged for it
security. The best security that an!
promises to pay ever had.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02

The Columbus correspondent of the
Guernsey Times, who went with the Ohio
Legislative excursion over the Cincinnati
Southern railroad to Danville, Kentucky,
writes as follows:
"As said before, we remained all night
at Danville, and left Saturday morning
at 8 80 for Cincinnati. Danville is one of
the most moral towns in Kentucky, and
being aware of the great amount of corn
juice manufactured in that State, and the
propensity of the corn-crackers for guz-
zling Bourbon, was surprised when in
formed that there was not a saloon in the
town, and whisky could only be obtained
at the drug stores and for medical use
only. l enquired of the landlord of the
hotel where we were stopping if they
were not granted license to sell whisky.
He replied that they were, but they had
a local option law in the State, and the
Trustees (Couneilmen) elected at the late
election took away their license. Being
anxious to know the complexion of the
town politically, / enquired of him if it
were not Democratic. He replied, 'Oh
no, the county is Democratic, but the
town is Republican. If we had Demo
cratic Trustees, you bet we'd have lots OF
whisky"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
New Work Lave stock market.


BEEF CATTLE-The receipts for to-day
were 4, 200 head, making the total receipts
for the week 15, 400 head, against 1850
head last week. The quality was good,
and the market was firm at a fraction ad-
vance from Friday, or about the rates
current week ago. Exporters took ], 900
head, mainly of fat steers, at 914@1015c
per lb, to dress Sc to 81 lbs to the gross
cwt, with few of the best grades for
shipment alive at 103lc. The other sales
ranged at 61l@l034e per lb, to dress 50 to
| 81 lbs for oxen and steers, So 5094 90
per 100 lbs, live weight, for fat bulls.
! The bulk of the sales were made at 9@1Oc,
/ to dress 80 to 56 lbs. The xports for the
week were 6 800 quarters of beef and 390
| head of live cattle
| SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts for to-
day were 100 head making the total re-
ceipts for the week %, 300 head, against
20, 100 head for the same time last week.
The market was active and firmer for fat
sheep, and dull and unchanged for spring
lambs. Clipped sheep, 81 50@0 20 per
100 lbs, with a carload of very poor grades
at So %; unshOrn sheep, 81 1907 % pei
100 lbs; spring lambs, 7@l0c per ID, with
few Jersey lambs ut lie. The exports
for the week were ,, 100 carcasses.
HoGs-The receipts for to-day were
IL 200 head making the Total receipts fol
the past week %, 900 head against rs, ,64C
head for last week. None were offered
alive.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
Notice to Contractors.

FVNHE Board Of County Commissioners of Fayette
Il County, Ohio viii receive sealed proposals
at the Auditors OGlce of said county until one
O'Clock P Of Tuesday, May :, 1878, for furnish
ing the material and building q bridge over Paint
Creek on the Pike leading from Washington to
Jelfersonville. said bridge will be about l0o feet
span with n roadway of Ii feet in the clear; the
strength of the bridge to be 100 pounds per square
foot, with factor of four. They Will also at the
same time and place receive proposals for furnish
ing material aud building two stone abutments
Estimated amount of stone 200 Perch
Each bid must be Ompauied by a guarantee of
some responsible person, that il the same is ac-
cepted contract will be entered into and the per-
formance of it properly secured three days from
the time of award
Specifications for the work are file in the Aud
itor's Ohice.
Plan and Specification for superstructure of
wood or iron TO be furnished aud presented hv
The Board reserves the right to rel ect any or all
bids. "
I. J. LINDSEY,
2lwS Auditor Fayette County ..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
AWonderful DiscOvery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, pain in the side and chest,
dry hacking cough, tickling in the throat.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat and all chronic
or lingering diseases of the throat and
lungs. DR.. KINGS New DISCOVERY has
no equal and has established for itself a
world wide reputation. Many leading
physicians recommend and use it in their
practice. The formula from which it is
prepared is highly recommended by all
medical journals The clergy and the
press have complimented it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist and
get a trial bottle free Of cost or a regular
size for $1.00. For sale by J. W. &c W:
P. Cleaveland, Washington c. I'll.
I3-I9-25-3l
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
Hon. NJ. Gardner.

The time is not far distant when the
Convention to nominate candidate for
Congress from this district will be called
As far as we have been able to learn in
this county, the denomination of Hon.
Mills Gardner would not only be entirely
acceptable, but good many believe him
the strongest man who is a candidate for
the place. While some of the Republican
papers of this district have not supported
Mr.. Gardner, especially on the silver
question, yet they have found out that he
was right. 1t is time for them to own up
and support the man who acted more
wisely than they were willing to acknowl-
edge. The passage of the silver bill was
a fortunate thing and Mr.. Gardner de-
serves credit for the active part which he
took in this matter. In other matters he
has made a good record, and we would
like to see him re-nominated. If placed
on the ticket he will be reelected. : WI
n1ingt0n Journal, ApriL 24.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02

JOHN O'CoNNER, the Democratic Rep
resentative in the Legislature from Mont
gomery county, has finally resigned his
seat in the Legislature The Democracy
took this Penitentiary convict up because
ne was an inmate of the Soldiers Home,
thinking thereby to. secure the whole vote
of the Home for the Democratic ticket;
which, with a few exceptions, they prob
ably did. O'Conner was charged while
in the Legislature with being deserter
and bounty-iumper, and finally with
being an ex-Penitentiary convict of the
Jackson, Michigan, Penitentiary. These
charges were stoutly denied byO'Conner's
political friends in the Legislature, and a
whitewashing committee was appointed
to purify his character, which they en-
deavored to do, and were lavish in their
denunciations Of those Republicans who
dared to lisp word against O'Conner's
purity of patriotism, of purity of moral
character. But this whitewashing pro-
cess failed to have the desired effect and
the party have been forced to admit that
he was not only deserter from the Union
army and bounty-jumper, but an ex-
Penitsntiary convict. He made no at
temp to show where he was, if not in the
Penitentiary, during the time which he
was accused of being in prison, but he
and his friends plead his innocence until
positive proof was adduced that John
O'Conner, who served a term in the Mich
igan Penitentiary and John O'Conner,
the Democratic member of the Ohio Leg
islature, from Montgomery county, is the
same man.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
pOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will De
presented TO the County Commissioners o. SAfstts
i,onnrv Ohio at their next session, to be held on
tbe 5lTst SIonday in June, a. D. 1873, praying for
ti,s estsbIshment Of County Road along tue fol-
InV-intS described route in said county, to-Fit:
Beginning in the center OF the Centerheld and
ss6in rton c. Il. road with Dogget's line, running
from thence a soHtheasterly course 10 the line Of
James Cockerill, Sen: thence westerly to the line
Cbgrles Painters land; thence southeTlY to eeF-
ner OF Charles and Jonathan Painters land ;thence
westerly, with the line Of said Charles and JonG-
than Painter. the intersection of the Buena Wis
Ia road. the place OF terlninations distance pre-
sumed to be one and one fourth miles.
JAMES COChERILL and others.
24w4- Petitiouers.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Favette county
Ohio, at their next regular session, to be held on
the first Monday of June, 1875 praying for the al
terat3on of the county road commonly called the
.'Charleston Road,' leading from South Charles
ton, in Clark county, Ohio, through the townships
of Jefferson and Paint to Washin gton G. H. Ohio
as follows: Beginning at stake in the center of
said road. corner to Humphrey Hidy, in the line
OF Thomas Mathews; thence south ~ degrees
2940 chains to the line of Thomas Mathews and J .
I. Gregg, in the Jacksonville road
said proposed alteration will move the point of
intersection of the said Charleston road and the
said Jefersonville road l50 chains west from the
point of intersection of said roads at present
THOMAS MATTHEW'S, and Others
May ID, 1873. 25w4 Petitioners.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02

People ask the question how the Gov
ernment, if it should print several hun
dred millions of greenbacks, would get
them into circulation. Put the Demo-
cratic party in power and it will show
that it is as easy as rolling off log
There are Southern claims to the amount
of three Hundred millions. Then the rebel
soldiers who fought to destroy the Gov
ernment want to be placed on an equal
footing on the pension rolls with the boys
who wore the blue. That's the way they
would circulate the extra greenbacks.-
Cincinnati Gazette.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
WarandB Blood

Bill Bell, well-known by politicians
throughout the State as a pensioner on
the Democratic party, late Secretary of
State, at present appointed by Governor
Bishop to the office of Railroad and Tele-
graph Commissioner, got on his ear on
Tuesday. because, in the General Appro-
priation bill his brother Democratic Sen
ator, Forrest, advocated in the Senate the
reduction of the salary of the Chief Clerk
of the said Commissioner, who is Bill
Bells son, a mere boy, from $500 to $1,000
year. Forrest said he had visited the
Commissioners office several times and
found nobody there but boy and worse,
he was drunk. This raised the ire of the
ponderous Bill to such an extent that a
personal conflict tresulted, and both cham
pions of Democracy fell to the floor, and
some choking and a good deal of prOfan-
| ity was the result. All this took place in
the Senate while that august, honorable
| Democratic body was in session in COM
mittee of the whole: We imagine that
we can see our friend Isaac Glaze, the
Sergeant-at-Arms, under feverous state
Of excitement, endeavoring to calm the
troubled elements of the Democratic sa-
vans and restore harmony in the ranks
of the unterrifed, chlvalric Democracy
in the Ohio Senate.
1t is trite old saying, ''that when the
gods seeks to destroy they first make
mad'; so it seems that the gods have de-
termined to destroy the Democracy. Let
them have rope and their days are ended
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02
T EGAL-PRoBATE NOTICE.
state Of Ohio, Euyette coaafy, IS
PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE CoUET.
WsereGS, Accounts aud vouchers have been filed
iu the Probate Court aforesaid, for settlement by
the Executors OF the last wills Of the following de-
ceased persons, to- wit:
Jeremiah hopkins; Peter Wendvi. 81.
Anu by the Administrators oE the following de-
ceNsed persons, to-Nit:
Wilham Gault; Charles ii. Jones; J. ". VIII
hams; Andrew Post.
Aud by the Guardians of the following named
minors, to-Wft:
Clarence and Florence Stout; Liulcy r., clara
E. Amy \. and iyses House; Joseph Z. ana wal
Der l., Wilson.
Notice is therefore, hereby given that Saiu az az
counts ana vouchers nov iilC in saiu At"oS'e
Court, being suspended for confirmation ~
Amy person Interested, may nte written NJ ~.
uonS To said accounts, or amy item tneIS'4, ~ ~
before the nrst Monday (beihg the ON aaS "I 'ASS
next, when the same will be inallS hSaIu-
2SVyS j. Is. PRIDpN, Probate JHuSe.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-02

TIE conduct of the present Demo-
cratic Legislature of Ohio is disgrace to
the State. And the shrewd ones of the
party are sensible Of the fact that their
acts are sure to doom the party to a mer-
tied defeat at the next October election.