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THE PED ESTRIANS.
Figuring Up the Receipts and Ex
penditureS.

NEw. YoBK, March 1.-THE pool
rooms in Twenty eighth street presented
a lively appearance to-day Kelly q Bliss
were busy paying the bills, go riJat the
actual amount Of expenses could be as
certained and division Of the receipts
made The scorers received no pay !;
but had all their expenses, amounting to
sI500. paids Special policemen and
doormen received S15 each, amounting
to $1,000
After all the expenses lave been paid
the following amounts will be distributed
to the pedestrians: Rowell S2I, 500. Lu-
mis- Sl2 800, Hartman SS 500, OLeary
81 600 The receipts Of the last day at
the Garden we're $3.50 50. The toyai
receipts for the week were S54 607 Is
Hartman seems ba. little tatigued -
Ennis was out early and seemed pleasant
and b ppya He says he will go to En-
gland to cempete Tor thelbek. aud, win
orlQse. will make areeorh thai England
need nos herasi,amed Of Ennis.has made
Thousands of friends in this city by his
geatlemanly manners andipuck sRoWell,
tue victor, was out early making calls
He walked q little stiff burwasrotsuffer.
ing He will sail Tor England on
"Wednesday week ss
In theertce aasinst Weston for the
belt. Corksy,sFAighsIa, Bro Rn, sHaziel
and RoWell wjl oil Henter The latter
ssyShewill have 50 make better record
to whit than he did last week
O'Leary was at the poolroo rs to-day
to make Pup his accoun,s 7 He backed
himself 10 beat Hartman, sud laid a
large amount that Hartman wo lld not
cover 4b0 miles ;, He loses abouts8 900
in betting transactions Az Smith,
o Leary's hacker says be loses SI2 900
He. takes his losses bravely - -,
Messrs Smith and Kelly will at once
inaugurate aa international fsix-days'
walking match for the championship Of
the world. 9Tney will offer g. $4,000
purse, the contest to take place at Gil.
more's Garden from, Msy-5tol1. The
first, prize viii be . champion belt more
expensive than the Ashley trophy The
belt and 81, 500 win he awarded to the
man walking the greatest number Of miles
in LA hours, The second prize will be
81 900 and the third $500. The entrance
fee will be S100 o Leary will enter
this race, Ennis will also enter, II he
doesn't go to England, and go will Har-
riman and Gnyon. q It is expected that
Vaughan and Crosslapd, the two best six
day walkers in England will also, COM
pete. - a.s.a-a7 s7 2as agdig lsys e .ilHaa
0'Leary says thai, while he is sorry SO
many Of his. friends lost money, twas
not his. fault He Is heavy, loser and
he regrets his rdefea. as much s,any
body He says he will; make one more
effort and prove to the public shat be is
still O'Leary .e~-ss
The amoun. OF money wagered at Kel-
ly d Bliss pool-roons was Sl16, ,000, and
at other betting houses in Wall street
SS3, 900 Walter, Harriman's hacker,
won Sl2 900, and Sir John. Astlsy $685.
600
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The Election Of a Speaker.

Cymer nominated Randall, Frye put
Garfield on the track, and DelaMstyr
named Hendrick B. Wright as the choice
of the Greenbackers. But it seems he
was not the choice of all. for when the
name of Bradley Barlow was called he
voted for Judge Kelley. When Black.
burns name was called and he recorded
his vote for Randall, there was loud ap-
plause on the Democratic side and in the
galleries. When the result ofthe ballot
was first added up Randall had l43 votes !;
but the opportune arrivslo of Mr.. O'Reilly
of New York made it l44, which was q
majority of all the members-elect, and
cut short point of order that Coneer
had made-that it.reqnired that number
to elect. Randal's majority over all was
5, and the announcement OF the result
was received with loud cheers. The
Speaker elect was. then escorted to the
chair bv Blackburn and Garfield -
Washington Telegram, lSth inst.
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Marietta Register,)
Ignorant Teachers.

We have no reason to believe that
Morgan county teachers or applicants for
certificates are moreignorsnt than 9th
ers, hist We hope teachers of this county
could stagger onto better definitions
Than those recently given by applicants
in Morgan county to common words,
given below and followed by the differ.
ent definitions handed In to the exami-
ners:
ANTIQUITY.
I. Means cuteness. 2. Close. 8. Be
ing close at hand. 4. Benevolence 5.
Firmness. 6. Being precise. Z. Being
antique.
HAZARDOUS.
/. Full Of co owardness. 2. The quail
fications of .HaEard.' 8. The state Of
being slow, dull. 4. Is not caring. s.
Villainous, s. Not regular.
COERCION.
1. Act OF uniting together.
IRRIGATION.
1. Means stirring 2. To aggravate,
to make worse.
PATRIOTISM.
/. A believer in idols.
RESPIRATION.
l. IL sweat. 2. Sweatning. 8. Hope
ful, expectation of success. 4 The ac'
of sweating.
MATRIoIDE.
| /. Relates to matrimony. 8. Pertain
ling to matrimony. 8. A person bound
in the laws OF matiimony.
LITERATURE.
l. Flimsy talk, trifing talk. 2. Trea
tise on the arts. 8. Is a history. A. Sci
ence of knowledge. ~
| PHILANTHROPY.
| /. Isaperson who does what he ought
not. 2. A well educated person 8
Very stylish. 4. Is the art Of throwing
the voice into objects.
| - AvARIcToUs.
/. Means energetic. Q. Deceitful. 8
Bold. 4, Greedy, angry, glutlonness
s. Full Of life, lively, 6. Revengetul.--
7. State of being averous. g.. Holding
avarice or malice. Vicious. 10. Ex
travagant, wasting. not penurious. ii,
Rsvenoas or savage, IL. A very saga.
cioas person. IL. Cruel. IA. Severe.
ID. Kind. 10. Heavy, xeiShty,
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EEThe Bellaire Tribune notes The
number OF Confederate soldiers in The
q S Senate. and adds: III devotion 10
the nsg was virtue why are those who
tramplcd upon il honored p 6e ~
Ask GRAFT, who appointed LoSa
srREKr. AcKERMAs and Mossy to office,
and HArR', who gave KEr place in his
Cabinet i
The members Of the Senate from the
South were not appointed; they were
elected by the Legislatures OF their
States. Republicans can't fr ghten neo-
Pile with their cries OF aConfederates,''
or BY Hunting the "bloody shirt in
their fsces. Such devices have been worn
threadbate. STA 3stA hsib sr@4gg.,7
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Probate Notice.


A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled In
II the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, by the following Ad.
ministrator and Guardians:
Second partial account Of W. NJ Cleveland
Guardian OF the estate Of r. INV McPher.
son.i ffaiss ASRTsstsE GS8kRfs
Fifth and final account Of James O. Amos
Guardian Of the estate Of Andrew Carney
Fifth and final account of Samuel Gilmore
s Guardian Of the estate Of John Bakers u
First partial account of Nathaniel II. Eddy
= Administrator Of the estate Of Isaac Eddy.s
ANY person interested may ala written
exceptions to said acconnts, or any item thsss-
cf.S on or before the 2sth. day a. Moseh
next, when the same will be finally heard, and
continued from day to day until disposed Of,
-s'-' = 81 ssssis-i RK.WAtf0N,1
nch4,'7sw3. Probats Judge u. Go.
YET AEs0s
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Bishop.s strength.

The Republicans are not likely to be
dissatisfied with the denomination Mr..
Bishop. 1t will not multiply obstacles
10 their success ~ Csacsandti CONNER
etdt. e 47''a -, 2ii.As 81 s.
The Commercial has unwitiingly given
US one of the very best reasons whv
Bishop should not be noninated.-Ckil
ticoths Adcertiser. z ''ss l.if
Our Republican friends, as well as the
Advertiser, win tind themselves wide Of
the mark in their calculations as to Un
Gle Dicks strength, or We are sadly de-
ceived in the matter.-Athens JouraoI.
Bro. JosEs, of the Journal, has yield.
ed his aspirations to be State Librarian,
and is now working on Rice planta.
ton, which we believe will yield an hun
dred fold. q
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cT The Jackson Standard. hard
shell Republican paper, talks out in
meetin' in this emphatic style:
"A persistent effort is being made to
thrust upon the Republican party. as it's
candidate for Governor of Ohio, some
OF the WormIey Hotel gang, who traded
the Republican party off to the rebels OF
the South. The names Of the men who
composed this gang of political traitors
are, Stanley Matthews, Jas A Garfield.
Tom Young. John Sherman, Charles
Foster and & B Hayes. No one Of
these men will ever be elected Governor.
unless ii be By Democratic votes. Their
political eyes are forever ssot,"
e Judge TAFT, with his opinion on the
question Of excluding the Bible from tue
public schools, comes next Then comes
Judge WEST with, bis Communism How.
ever, it makes no difference who is placed
at the helm. as the Democrats propose
to defeat5th entire Republican ticket by
q good round majority. iisd . s. os
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"Bear This in Mind.-
iGacrnsey Times, Republican,

iGncrnsey Times, Republican,
"The Republicans should take the sd
vantage Of choosing their fighting ground
at the spring elections by securing ma!
jority OF the Trustees in every Republi.
can township. There viii be no Repub.
lcan Boards OF Election tolerated in
Democratic townshps The campaign
for 1880 begins in the Ohio townships.
Bear this in mind"
Democrats Of Monroe, that Is the way
It is done in the Republican county of
Guernsey. Work on April 7 to elect q
Democrat to oil every office In the Is
townships 10 this county Let us begin
the campaign for lSSoin earnest seaal
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Written for The Spirit OF Democracy

NN'SN avs AAN 1PAhAs Va ASAnoot"Sy1
ROCKY Run, w. Va, March 10, 1879
ED. SrrRIr: As I was formerly citi
zen of Old Monroe presume many of
your readers would like to see q line
from me. Over in these hills We sre not
out of the world, yet on last Saturday
was ont near the run with my children
when the little boys said they had found
snake. l went TO the pond by which
they were, and found what is called q
hair snake % inches long, about as thick
round as small darniug needle OF uni
form size the whole length. OF brown
ish color, darker on the back and almost
white on the belly, the head black /,
is in continual motion, winding itself up
into q ball or bunch, then Strengthening
out sgain., j brought him home and
have him on hands in a glass Jar for ex-
hihition aud further development. II he
mauifests any thing strange in the future
| will write you again.
SIMEON GRIsrII..
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Presidents Message
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The folio

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The follow.
ing is the Presidents message. 4
Fellow CITIZENS OF THE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvEs:- The fail
uret of the last G ,ngress to make the re-
quisite appropriations for legislative and
Judicial purp, ses, for The expenses Of the
several executive departments OF the
government and for the support Of the ar
my, has made it necessary to call a
specisl session OF the Forty sixth Con-
gress. The eslimates OF the appropria
tions needed, which were sent to Con-
gress BY the Secretary of the Treasury a.
the opening Of the last session are renew
ed, and are herewith transmitted to beth
the Senate and House OF Representatives
Regretting the existence of the emereen-
Acy which requires a special session of
Congress at a time when it is the general
judgment of the country that the public
welfare will he best promoted by perma
nency in our legislation, and by peace
aud rest, I commend these few necessary
measures to your considerable attention.
80 RUrHERFoRD B. HAYES.
Washi.gtoa. March 19. 1879
Accompanying the Presidents mes
sage are estimates from the Secretary Of
the Treasury of the money needed for the
army, legislative. executive and judicial
branches ofthe Government. These es
Inmates are the same as those submitted
at the opening of the last session. excep.
ting the items provided for at that ses
sion. The last Congress made provis-
ion for the Military Academy at West
Point and for Notifications and arma
menl. This leaves, according to the es.
Inmates, S2S $40 500 vet 10 be appropria-
ted for the army. None of the legisls.
tive, executive and judicial appropria
lions we're provided for Even in part
the estimate for these expenses is Sl6-
520,60l. To these appropriations are al
80 to he added an item for court expen
ses, which is generally placed in thesun
dry civil bill, hut which was left out OF
that bill at the last session. The esti-
mates for these expenses is three million
dollars. sls woea na. af fa -
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WOrkingmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strengthen.
ing to prevent an attack of Aeue, Bill
lious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you for
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense il you
use one bottle of Hop Bitters in your
family this month. Don't wait. See
sHotfgr columns. r5. s rs 81 aa
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The Trouble in Burmah.

CALCUTTA, Msrca l9. --rne origin oil
the trouble between Bmmah and The
British residents at Maudalay is, that the
latter protects and refuses 10 deliver
to slaughter two royal princes and
their families who have taken refuge Aat
the residency. The King Of Bnrmah.
who is said to he madswitHdrink, urged
'by! fanatics and the. reactionary party,
threatens to force the residency. Such a
hostile measure on the part Of the,J gov.
ernment, ID is believed, would he the
signal for a general massacre of the citi
zana !. =.
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kJ Foe Greenbsckers 10 Congress
failed to accomplish that awful deadlock,
90 long threatened, by holding the "bale
ance Of power. in the organisation Of
the House on the 18th inst. The Dem
ocrats elected their candidate for Speaker
and other officers independent OF aid
from outsiders. Wind rushing through
key hole makes terrible noise, but
hardly ever hurts anybody.
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Vanderbilt WIN Case.

New York, March l9-Surrogate Cal.
vim, in conclndinga q very lengthy discus-
sion In the Vanderbilt will case, says: I
am ofthe opinion that the probate Of the
will and codicil should, in all things, be
confirmed. Let form ofthe decision or
decree be presented for settlement and
signature on two days notice. sas8
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Ohio state Fair.

CoLuxsUs, March 10. = The State
Board OF Agriculture, to day, decided to
change the time for holding the State
fair from the second week ofnext Sep
tember to the last week in August. The
change was made TO avoid conflicting
with the tri State fair at Toledo aad the
eiscinnati Exposition. - 9sss
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g What have the statesmen of that
part OF Noble County voting in this SEN
atorial District to say of the State Sena-
torship9 We believe Il Is conceded BY
both Monroe and Guernsey tha. Noble
is entitled to the position for the mex,
four years That part Of the District
has never had the Senator, while this
county and Guernsey have aternated
every four years for many years past
Name your man.
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The Di6ference.

Dr. Prices Extract OF Vanilla is made
from the true Mexican Vanilla bean,
while most of the go called extrsct OF
vanilla in the market is but an imitation /,
made from the, tonqua, or snuff bean -
DR.. Prices Ex,yact Vanilla has the nne,
dsaicate favor Of the fruit. 81 ss.-xn
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A New and Interesting Physical
Contest Proposed. n

To THE EDITOR OF HE SuN-Sir
Now thar the people are sgitated over
The erea, power of endurance of the many
pedestrians who are walking atpresent, I
wish to show them how long man may
be at rest. l therefore challenge any
man to sleep against me (not in the same
bed, however J. for the sum Of $50 or
over. I have sleeping recotd of forty.
eight hours without once waking. L.,ser
to paw for physician in attendance. Man
and money TO be found at l,927 laird
avenue. sf s' .S rs :ESa3
MAreA ". RkANcEs MsyES.
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eE Leading Republicans'at at Columbus
are willing to spend time and money to
reduce Monroe County's large Demo.
cratic msjority, They don't like the re
turns from this county which generally
foot up about 1000 majority for the
Democratic ticket. Il a#sa e m
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nwCHARLsY GRosvExoR looms up as
chief engineer Of Ohio Republicanism.
Had CHARLsY been visiting states
man" be would haze been comfortably
placed long ere this w q s
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Edter section 2,02l deputy marshals can
only be appointed in cities containing
more than 20, 900 inhabitants, and under
section 2 029 supervisors appointed in
Congressional districts which do not
comprise such cities cannot arrest
Which seems to make it plain. that the
law was aimed and only aimed at natural
ized voters in the Northern States, New
York and Ohio having more such cities
within their borders than all the South
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For DOorkeeper, james NJ. Melton, of
Tennessee.
For Paymaster, General Harry Sher.
wood, of Michigan.
| For Chaplain, DR.. Naylor. of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. ashington
city. 81
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ewJoHn ScHRrrnrR. ESQ of MIDDLE

kwJoHH ScHRElsER, Esq !, of Middle
port, Meigs County, Is in Washington
City. He is Democratic worker at oil
times and in all places, and one whom
Monroe County has backed in the past
and will again i in the future should an
opportunity be afforded.
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EE Gen. WAKNEH, Representative
from ihis District, will attend to any bu.
siness, for his constituents, with the De.
partmeuts in Washington. a'' ife'
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Hv Republican editors have poor
memories They lay hold OF the Gre
end oflthe Confederate soldier appoint.
ment matter With an avidity that is really
startling. a sdi
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SYMPTOMS OF WoRA6S,

otWf OMo Or WOhMSs
.4lIIE eouhtehainice is pale 81 and Id ieadeHH.
colored, with OCCASIONAL flushes, %
"a cifcumscrfbed- spot On one or bosH
cheeks; the eyes becomefdull; the pu-
-pas -dilate; -an- azure -semieifole-FsMar
along the lower, eye-lid 1.-THE nose iszir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;E
a swelling Of the-upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion efs
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breathe
very foul, particularly in. the morning.. 4,
appetite variable, sometimes yoracieis,
with knawing sensation Of the stone,
ach, at others, entirely gone; fieeting'
pains in F. the stomach ,h occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent PAINS
!. throughout the abdomen; bowels ~
regular, at times costive; stools slimySS'
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine, turbid5,
respiration occasionally difficult and
accompanied BY liccough; cough
sometimes dry and conyulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of
ethe teeth temper variable, but, genera
ally irritable, sc. F;' rmalas dis1ei EMO
~ - .,se s.us ERsbisa ssftseF sesfl
% ii Whenever the above symptoms 80 -
O. e are found to exist, lid sas
DR.. c. 4McLANE'S VERMIFUGH
% o will certainly effect a cure =, re
= IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY sas
oin any form; it is an innocent prepara-,
{ ton, not capable of doiag he slyAkxst,
sys.y to the mosf tsadty hySxfsgsJ-st
fG1 ,ri'IsesTi ssaf snl 5r5BPs 5s.q a.ffob eg, 70
The genuine DR. McLANE's vEKs
MIFucE bears the signatures Of C.u Nc
LANE and FLEaINc Bros. on the
wrapper. 10 -, - s.N -.
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ETHas resumption restored conf-
dence, or bettered the condition Of .
single individual int this broai land -
JoHE SHsRxAx is requested to answer
by return nail. :;
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EE- Ohio to the front in the q s
Senatss THuaxAs and PEsDLEros. No
other State in the Uaion has two such
ststesmea 10 that body, or out OF Il .ei
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from the N. Y World1

Any upright Republican who has been
deiuded into the belief that the supervl-
sor and deputy marshal law is of the
least consequence 10 bis party Or TO the
protection ofthe ballot at the South will
be set right by the following tabulated
exhibit OF the cities containing more
than 10000 inhabitants in the several
States of The Union:
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E EJoHx 9. 'THqMrsoR is the abiest
erqaniEsrsin Ohio. he should succeed
himself as, Chairman OF the Democratic
State Central COMMITTEES. iss ba3S 9NofR
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REA shower OF sulphur was witness
ed by the people of Reading and Allen.
town, Pa, on the f7th inst. slThe Ea,
ssirer says, al - isn't far from those
places roT g..i,,.T ss.;
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DIR. G. McLANE,S see'
VERse,PILLS

are not recommended as remedy "for al
tho ills that flesh is heir to-" butsin affections
Of the liyers and in all Bilious sCenplaipts,
Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, or diseases of
thateharacter, they stand without Arrival. 4
AGUE AND FEVER.
- Fobetter eathartie can be used preparatory
70, or after taking Quinine. .ssif
A. simple purgative they are unequaleA
sic BRwARR oFIMIrATIOHs. sl,as
The genuine are never sugarssosted.
Each box has red wax sel on tkellid With
he impression 4DR. McLANE's LIVER Pills.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of C.
! McLkNB and lFLxNIsc BRoss ) ssg'c Ell "a
Z Insist'upon having the genuine DR.. CsNcs
LANES LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming
Bios, OF Pittsbnrgh. Pa, the market '6ei6[
fulf Of fimitationss of sthe nsme Me L,sne,
spelled differently bat same pxonunciation. !.
,uns7s, s,'7sr. : = = q 2 n
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A%wEsroS, the pedestrian has chale
Iengsd KowRIt to i six days contest for
the Ashley belt The walk commences
In London on MAY, 5th.4as 81. salsa o4
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:s p sss;s:s; :s:, ;a:;:s ,s s'.ss; :ss HINTS
result. Send for PAM
rhlets to SIS Y ae'dOt n
WIN. &. CLARKE, Au&A
SOLD By ALE DRUGGISTS.
z EEsasE III ? 3FffF3ts 2 - q = ..slaEEs
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,

NOTICE is hereby givsn that the u1dsf-
IN signed has been duly appointed ana
qualidsd As Assignee Of the estate Of Joseph
Path. Creditors Of said estate are required
to present their claims, for silowanos'er fs-
lection, within SIX months from this datS.
{ fsb75,,'7swS. JOHN AooRR. Assignes.
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REPUBLICAN, NoMINArIoNs.

The republican members elect of the
House OF representatives held caucus
in the hall of the House at four O'Clock
this afternoon which proceeded to ,nomi-
nate candidates in behalf Of the repubi
cans for the various elective offices ofthe
House. The following we're nominated
unanimously:
For Speaker, General Garfield, OF
Ohio. s - e1
For Clerk OF the House, ex-Congress,
man Rainey, ofSouth Carolina.
For Sergeant-at-Atns, Jeremiah n.
Rusb, Of W rseonsiH. @