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, 1879-07-09

Roscnbeokcr's Chicago Orchestra Will 20
through thc following programme tonight. at
Winters Pavilion: "Hubcrt Marcll,'' Plelko;
overture to ':pique Damc,n supne; waltz,
''Young Men," Gungl; potpourrI from "Dcr
Froschuetz," Lortzng; oycssurc to "Sonlra-
mldc,t Rossinl; cayntina from "Naoucq,"
Vcr1ii; 1iyl, "Faroro,l ta tho Alps y; "DrcaHl-
Pictures, - LuttitYo: "Cosouation March, lroal
"rhp Prophet" Mcyerbcer; "Sc!lunku Pot
pousri, Schubert; Polka, slr; da'op, "Pollor-
rhlatar,h Enhht.
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rHK ETY,uER nf1TI.AH

~ The omission to pass tho WAnNEn Silver
bill by Congress at tho Into session was
blunder, mud TINT Il waH 70 is shown by tho
laundering apologies nude for that omission.
Tho Democratic party WAS In larHo mn
jority in both Houses OF Congress, and in
therefore responsible for the failuro Of the
bill. It passed tho House, but the Demo-
Gratis could not muster enough votes for that
purpose, and tho bill would have failed then
lind 1t not beon for the Republicans, who
s.ycd 1t. In tho Sonnte It was Rtrauglod by
tle Democrats, who submitted to AIr. Bar
AnpY dictation.
Some Of the orgnns, however, nrn not con-
tent with leaving tho responsibility where It
properly belongs, but permit themselves to
adopt all manor Of senselesa apologies for
not passing tho bill. Tho indianapolis Jour-
nal says:
'4The WAnsEn bill, as originality introduced
and advocated by 1arRe majority OF the Democrats
in tho House, required the Government TO- pny 10
the men WHO brought bullion to tho mint
premium Of from Is Ia IL per cent upon Its
value"
It ia sufficient answer to this to eay that
that WIS not The bill which passed tho House,
nor WAS it tho bill which was defeated In the
Sonate.
Nor is tho Same paper any moro fortunate
III ita apology for tho defeat Of tho bill, on
the ground TINT tho silver dollar "wou't
circnhato," and, therefore, there is no occa-
sion for Its coinngo: that there Is enough at
lilo silver in the Treasury now, mud that to
add to it will only incronse tbs evil It
, 1879-07-09

ADJUSTMENTS.


Hp@lcyss Theatrp.
Randolph Ftrtet tst~ren Clark and fsSNiis. Fin.
knFsntnt Of Knerton's boeatheriAn M!n1ttcls Alter.
aoon md evening.
, 1879-07-09

1sadlnoa Etrcet between pta1bora and stxts. ''Ez
EsGcd.@ Afternoon and aycuinR.
, 1879-07-09

I1AvcT7y'K ThcAtFcs
pe3sborn street. corner df Mohfos. EaeAs3efnens
OF the Chicago Church Choir CompsaT. All. N. s.
TtuafoFo.~ Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-07-09

"The increase In this rceotre during Elk months
OF resumption haa beon nearly 3l2, 0o0, zoo At our
present rate Of co!unee anil ii an increase Of this
Idle uoncy In the Treasury IL to bo tho legitimate
and pny frnit OF fhc free coinage Of the standard
doliar, thpn whcro axe We so profit By it!'
The monsy In tho Treasury on tho 1st Of
, 1879-07-09


AL tllut su1n OF money is i,l tue Treasury
Of tho United states. Tho indianapolis or
aclo regards 1t rs an "oyil," vhoss proper.
ttona aro mado more dangerous ly oyery ad-
dltIon to It. There nre "a, ooo, ,o00 Of silver
dollars, and $135, 2a1, GOO Of gold, aud &c.,
OLE, }D0 Of Treasury notos, bosidos the
,noney held TOR special purposes IL 1t to be
said TINT tho Troasury Do,,artu,eut cannot
get tho gold into circulation, because as fast
as 1t IL paid out IL flows back into tho Ttoas.
ury2 Can 1t DO said that The peonlo "dont
want" groonbacks because thoro arc sGo,.
QUO, 900 Of them In tho I'roasury7 Why not
thesu explanations concerning gold aul
ereenbaoka aa we'll as tla ono concerning
silver dotlars? I'his whole eabblo about t1s
non.c;roulation Of silver dollars ia nm.
worthy Intelligent mon. Tho throo forms NJ
monoy-eo1d, siiyer, aud erceubacks--aye Of
equivalent yslues, No ono Of tho tl,reo ii At
n premium; no one Of tl,o1n Ia at discount.
Under those circumstances. ,ts pruonbacks.
s,,,ple,neuted by the National b.nk uotea
aru tho most eonveniout for ordinary ma
mud are prcatIy preforrcd TO motntI{o money.
, 1879-07-09

3. s. Hodges md Louise bliss, Harry q.
Stanley. Senator Dave Stuart, Little Rosebud.
Sanford anl Wilson, and Fanny Knight comblao
to give variety performance Mt tIamlln's thIa
week OF soconlratc Character. 4 number Of
these people appear In sunsntlon. which closcs
the entertainment, entitled ''I'he Fatal Bonh."
Nj. Ho1mcs Grover, Js., plays tho hcro. Ihcy
arc not turning people away.
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Clark ktrett, opposite The Cot.ft-1E0s.ss EnEsgo.
racnt uf Holmes Grover, 1r. "T,o Fatal nond."
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"TI1E pROpAH Ci&pA1I, D3AuBOYs"
pf1tA1aiin Hec&.

mol turning 0EQCG aH4FS
-
s4TuFpnopAu utapa1y. nrA7rRov,,
nx+,n,a,ta w., -
v,u,,, p,, ,aj T,'"ta0 ~" ~ Te 1r o,n,.,,,,xtth
nn''u t'o'!'a'u' 'aa y. ~ eoa'1ebou "'ta
". ~ eoupS elfeuS, le4l thtouHn railway
brldgo oua uight secontiy, and was drowned Ia
the Eric Canal, utou which, tho bareback riders,
..-a- sro,,,a.. I'D E,,,,.h o,.,.rs ~ lin con,.
,,ss.. 49,. .''".,.s 49, ",,,t'.", ,r,on, r,ha.
naay Rot 9oSotnct aao c''.ttseo' a'uoo6 o'1oR
WusnaAs. II has nleasad tho arcst Father of thu
Uniyctse 10 ren,uTo from our midst Little Wtju ia
1,nt,erssi fsyorte viii tho sntIro c0lany) son Of
William ana Cnrolfns noiInu,i wbu lost his nm on
Tia nivht OF juna III. 1915, on hts way 10 tho II.
&. C0np tram. nftcr the evening performance al
SrhsntcttIy by falling through q roiiwny brI.igo
and Being dsoWneI In ihe Esls Canai,
IL "ouid DC ha9'' ~ Go1'i'oso tuofo soatch.
tlou8 ul,l at tho saFue time moro ii1Euso md
nrepnant nrrsmb,o t1an this. Ws lcarn from
r. r. r.. +, ~. =. -, ~, 90. ,,.,.
II. hfst1yt taat II "as "pteaseo the ufoaE eattlet
Of the Universe tu rGlaoYo from urr midst
t3tt,e Wi1llet,: secnn,]tv flint ttttla yVtIfo via
v.r.ni .v"r ~. H. ' ~ sv r's,,"
shfuiy. taat tittte ni!io was "son o. MHMath
aii1 Caroflne huIana"; lourthly, t!at "Lll&lo
Willie iObt hs lille On tic u!Ettk u tic ltth Of
June, 1B1N"; afthly, tllat ho lust 1t ion Ills way
to thu ". G. Coup trafu"; sixtiliy, that he lost
Il Haftur The aYakt1u performance at AcAtpec.
tn1riI. ssv"r,hiv tiist Ia tnst il INV fa1Int,
.Er53,rh r.Il,v.v5,rIt1or nnI h,,fnr Ero,vnrd IL
lin Eria Canai,T
WIS arer 30 much Information p-gcorraptl.ca].
staftsticni .rntln,entaI bioyrapt,icat. throi0vIr
ii, unI Ihistoricat-c1aumrd into usht llnes OF
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estates of Jlmes Croaia, Deceased. Z
T,HR undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrator Of the estate
of James Cronin late Of Monroe County. decd,
vice Crawford Cronin, resigned.
Dated this 25th day Of March. A D. 1879.
aprs,'79w3. ALBERT GRIMM.
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From Washington Township.

4. GRAYsvILLE, o, April IL, 1879.
Ed SPIRIT: Will ycu please publish
notices in your paper for grcenback
meetings as follows:
Hines meeting house in Franklin
April l6 b
Beallsville, Thursday evening April
l7ih .e
Greenbrier school house, Perry town
shin, April l9h. @
-.:Willison, run school house, Wayne
Aprit 18TH
- New Castle, Wednesday evening, April
23;i ai-stv.a a..srse:S -..t -+,..-- --as...
Potts school house, Tuesday evening,
April 10Th
q Speakers: Watson. Film, Baker and
others. Yours Respectfully,
. Z o OKEY, G Elk. Com,
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Is 10 general elscticnsa to receive the votes,
hear Challenges, exxihfneA parties challenged
uniss oath, and oonduct said electiops under
The provisions Of the primary elect on Law.
The following resolution of the Central
COMMITTEES defines the qualifications Of vo-
ters: ,ss;;. -,ss...; .s-.-, ,szss.
-,Rssopvsp, That men xhs spbpoflea the
Democf4ti6 State ticket st the pfSog dins gen.
srsl election, except such q, hsvs sinoelef,
fhe Democratic party, or stttsfsd theaaelvss
to some other political otganisa tion. nlep
known to- be members Of the Democratic
partS; democrats who move'int the county
and Viii be legal yet6rstt the next general
election; ydanS ms6 knpgd = hs bsmoc, ats
who will be eof age In tim % vote al the
next genera faction, Gnd Dsdocratle for
eigners whos M be entitled 10 natura iza-
ton papers In time to vote at the next genes
raj eieotiop, shall be entitled to vote. /.
It Ia made the duty Of Supervisors to sss
tSssifhia. resolution Is carried into complete
sns5< ia to conduct said election fairly and
impsst Ny. =: Ne -.
In case Supervisor appointed is not pres
snt to opeu tho polls, any Dsmoeratic eleetor
of the, township may be chosen to act
The following Is the resolution providing
for the return Of the poA books and tally.
sheets: j.
RESOLVED, That the Supervisor all Judges
sfAtbs Convention endorse the pams Of the
~ Ceutral Committeeman on the back or
ff5 5eturus. and that the new wEommitteema
return, the. poll.boeks and tally sheets, duly
caStifadl and sasled nm and at o,ctSck IN
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. fCambtidge Jeffersonian.l
/; THE DOG TAX

An Important Change in the Law.
An important change has been made
in the act relating to the taxation OF
dogs, EhiSh the owners of these anima!s
will dc wen to observe whenthe asses
sor comes about or taxation may re
suit axhlchI would not be desired Un
der thehsthg of last year all dogs over
three months old we're taxed at 81 90 ex.
csps shssa Sa|agA Hon Of 300 Or more
WAS put a. shsmiby the owners, when
the taxh,iQh was assessed upon such val
aa,ion tlisame d upon other property
Where 'the rate Of taxation was less than
81 90 ,onahe. hundred of valuation there
was ? saving by having al assessment oi
$50 on each dog Under the listing to
be made this year each dog will be taxed
sl0o and ia addition thereto at the rate
Of valas,ion fixed upon by the owner
It is easy by mistaken idea Of the law
for dog owners to suffer more taxation
than they, intend. A remembrance ol
these facts when the assessor comes will
prevent error.
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New Advertisements.

Teachers xamina,ion on last satur.
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sHesIhcbe, whether arising from indi.
aeetiopzzor Nervousness, thoroughly un-
ills ~ one for attention to business or
any either active effort Dr. Bulls Balti.
more Rslla always cure this distressing
disorders giving prompt relief after the
first doses,, SO
When Bf marck is absent from Berlin
serious embarrassment In the business
of the Government ensues. The Vice.
Chancellor takes his place only when
his sutsffor is sick and incapable of a..
tendingNao AFFAIRS 1t is therefore neces-
ssry i hen the Premier is awav,- to fol.
low him With messengers, letters, and tell :
graphic de- patches Without number and
when he Betskes himself TO place like
FredrichsIuhe, where he was recently
staying, anil which is distant almost o
days journey from the capital, ard has
only two wires communicating with it,
the conduct OF business necessarily be-
comrs slow and difficult.
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kHA roam mare was stolen from the
stable OF JOSHUA PouLroN in Washing.
ton township, this county. the night OF
the 10th inst. A reward of $25 is offer.
ed forthe return Of the mare. See sad-
t.Ss.e.aN.: ~ - - fss - q RaGf ~
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Chicasyo-An,ul I

.Chtcago-Ap'n 1.-THE Drovers'
Journal rep, t. hogs mixed 8 50@3 70;
Gght3 8 50@3 IS; choice heavy 8 75@
400. - q
Gait 'e-Sbipping steers 4 20@5 35 I;
stockers and feeders ? 1904 90 butch
era steady except. common at 2 00@3
80.
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Common pleas .Court--April IL.

|. sNOAuauOn 4 lcssS 'OVuIt--APHh ASs s
JOHN Moore vs. Joseph Path ct al
civil action; judgment in favor Of An
thony Hunter Tor 890l 81 Finding
there will he due ANTHONY Hunter April
4. 1880, 6224. April 1, 1881, S2l2; jodg.
ment in favor Of C G Oblinger for
E050l "a and decree for sale Of Eortga
ged premis%s
Isaac Hogue vs. Alexander H. Givens
civil action: judyment in favor of plain
Tiff for 1854 so, decree for sale Of prem
ises.
Thomas s. Fowler, Admir-, vs. John
Henderson ct al: Judgment against de
PENDANTS for $1,000 81 subject to certain
credits -
Elmer r. Little and ano, vs. Louis P,
Ohlinger, Guardian, ct al partition DC.
John r Mann and Henry 5 Mann,
defendants, have leave to file answer
and cross petition instaEter. =.
George Smith vs. Martha Moose civil
action; judgment in favor Of plaintiff
for Sl066 66; decreed lien and charge
ON real estate described in the petition
and order to sell same.
Gregg, Son 4 Co vs j NJ. Goodwin
and ano; civil action; defendants have
leave to file answers
t John Eddy vs. Isaac E Idly ct al; par.
ltition; report Of commissioners confrm
med, and neither party electing to take
the premises at the appraisement, the
same we're ordered sold by the Sheriff
Mary Cine vs. Thos. Cline; alimony
settled and costs paid
J,,hn A Davenport vs Thomas Car.
rick Ct al ;,civil action; sale confirmed
fand deed ordered. ~ -
Is William Beardmore vs. James Dough.
tertyrAdm'r ct al; civil action; plaintiff
has Is days TO reply. ,1s.s..,,,,... s.a I
tesiJoseph Hill ys Cyrus e lgar; ciyilsac
ton; settled, dismissed end costs paid
| !. Bellaire ds Southwestern Railway Co
i've Jacob Slimpert; civil action ;;defend
fant has ten daysatD answer. , 49,,
iss Msr hal R dgeway vsJ G. Ridgewa!
! ct al; partition partition ordered return
able to next term.
John y. Robinson vs. Smith st. Clair
[civil action plaintiff has twenty days Z
amend petition and plaintiff required I.
IIgive security for costs by first day o
next term. sa~<,
t Cyrus c Graligny vs. The Ohio Far
mer's Insurance Company; civil action
1.-The defendant presented bill of excep
tions which is allowed and signed AM
ordered to he made part of the record
! C Welty & Bro vs. G W. Citizens e
al; civil action demurrer to answer o
G W. Citizens su stained; defendant ex
4 cepts; demurrer to answer Of + A
4 G .thens overruled. to which plaintiff ex
J l.cepts; plaintiff has Is days to reply
I Anne A G ,ss Va Warren Wells; bas
tardy settled and costs paid Bond ant
security given for maintenance Of child
| F.iiz Rref. Guardian va. Frederic
KDehler ct al; civil action !; plaintiff ha
twenty davs to amend petition. =
Samuel B Mitchell, vs. Francisco Mo
: fett; civil action; defendant has leave 7
!. re-file the original answer, as an answe
to The amended petition: ~ : I
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$Judges of elections.

EE The election ia this to wnship re-
suited in the success Of the entire Dem
ocratic ticket with the exception. OF two
Trustees, which Offices we're cap.u.edyby
the Greenbackers. There il no my stety
connected with theresalt. Mr. -JEFFERs,
one Of the successful can ,idates on the
Greenback ticket. is q very good man.
snd received almost the entire vete:of
the eastern and southern paris OF the
township without regard to p,rty.s Mr.
MorFIrr, the other candid ate elected,
did not receive "a full q vote from those
sections, but, having been y r pahadaH.
'wss helped out by members Of the Rss
publican party voting plams'ers fpE him,
when, they discovered, ab 'at1 81 6 !,
that Mr.. kerr, their. candidate, was 6ad.
II beaten In the race sNs,..s ~ e.
|. The Republican vote in the towas9ip
is about Ito, and that Of the q seenhsckz
ers, who's have joined that sRarty 4 aahoNt
10; add to the strength OF tiretso q
numberof Democratic votes id the Tinn'
try and town who,votedsrhe Grsenhsck
ticket, and the vote is fully and, fsiily
shown. 800. ss .n.s. .se /.
/ In this connections We viii statesshs'
had the D. mqcrats neglected 10 place :
nominated ticket in the, dsld thew would
not have elected single towushipofii
Ger. Tnere would have been at least sis
candidates for trustees, four fo- assessol
and q number for each Of. the Remaining
positions on the ticket, ana total dsfea'
would havebeen thesresult. Asitnos
stands the Republican party is iosts thu
Greenbackers show moro strength thar
they have on their club lists, anditb'
Democratic party has shown that II hat
the strength, when concentrated, y de
| feat the two combined e,sss~.
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PRQBATE COURT.

April I -Jared,sHswkins, Adm'r OF
the estate 81 Amelia A Rn,ter, o tained
an extension If ons year in which 10
make final settlement.
NJ Twi1em and @ W B3thwell, Ad
ministrator;s ofthe estate Of Thomas
Bothwell, decd obtained an extension
TO July LAT -. :.
April 8 Jeseph B Markey, Admf;
vs Debotah a Decker. The petitions
obtained an dsder for .appraisemens q
real estate, Thomss WILSON, A 4'
Hughes and G W. R 'binsoh were 3
pointed appraisers - -
Edw'd 0key, Admir- OF the estate of
Isaac Marrey, decA, filed his first "ac
c,put, a sale Of real estate made by
the Admr was confirmed.
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Try Them.

:. Housewives who use DR. Prices Spe:
cial Flsvoring Extracts avoid dissppoint-
ments often experienced by the use Of
the ordinary 6avoring extracts. The
personal attention of Steele 4 Price in
experimenting their laboratory, makes
Dr.. Prices Extracts 90 reliable.
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FARMS FOR SALE
In MON ROE COUNTY.

THE undersigned Offers three farm. for
sale in this county. located ~ foilo~s:
E One Of lsO sores, known as the briggs
farm near woodtfs'd, on the line Of the ,
Bel,aire & Southwestern Railroad.
ene in Adams township Of l60 acres, for-
merly owned by David Mccoy.
One In Lee township, Of 66 acres, knosn'
a. the John Lollathsn property.
For further particulars and terms address
WIN. n. ARMSTRON0. 50.
captina, Belmont County. Ohio. q
ap.ls.T9m3. sss.m ~
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New York-Ao -AoriIlL-B,,eye.-

OresSeU Dee' n'm at i4Vc3cs
E Sheep-Marketa lite more active at
and with free salt one
ear load Of 142 pounds average, going to
g. 60 perll00 pounds, and some good
yesrliag lambs went up to 6 1906 s.
per 100 pounds: clipped sheep. fair to
good, sold atl .75@6 25 per 100 pounds:
sprieg lambs3 1905 Is per head.
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The Randolph Mansion Burned.

RICHMOND, Va, April S.-L,st night
. Roanoke" the old family mansion OF
John Randolph OF Roanoke, in Charlotte
County, was burned TO the ground. IL
was very large frame buliing, and be.
longed TO The fam iy of the ia'e Judge
Wood Boul lin of the Supreme Court, ne
having bnu sht it from the :. ate Of Dir.
Randolph. Tue remains Of the great
Commoner are buried under lig cedar
tree a fa ards. fr m the hume b'i
ing. AUDI fur,litle in The tuil.i g
was destroyed. incinding MANY articles
that had formerly hs,opgs.tfo Rsuaolp
The origin of the fssis opknown:
EF Sec etarv Sherman has issued
circular from the Treasury Department.
in which he says: =
= Subscriptions to the four per cent. =
consols having been received to the full
amount of the fivetwenty bonds out
standing, ,he. circular of this department.,
of date q 1huary lst, 1879, inviting
such snhsclg lions, is rescipied The
ten dollar refdpding certi6cates will be-
sold as heretofore under circulefs ,ssY
dates of March 18th and z6t'l The
four per cent cons0ls will hefea(ter he
's,ld for The redemption hf fensf0pty J
bonds of the act of March 3, 1864, nptn
terms to be hereafter presented
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sIis is reported that GEoHer MrrrRs
Of Green township, cut his throat and
stabbed himself at Clarington one day
last week. He complained that he had,
done . bad job, because OF the dsllness
of his knife, so It is alleged, He is still
living. =.
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|EMNRllE COUNTY CONTENTION.
sATuRDA!lY,JUN',E7 1879.

To tie Demoesacyef tie County Of lAonroe and
State Of OhR0:e
|. You arc hereby notified that an election
will be held on Saturday, the 7th day Of
June. l87o, for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for each Of the following ON
ces, to bs supported by the party At the en-
suing fall election. viz Representative. Au-
ditor, Treasurer. Clerk. Sheriff. Presenting
Attorney, Commissioner, Infrmary Director
and Coroner.
The Democracy Of the several townships
will, at the sAms time, aud In the same man.
ner, elect Que Committeeman for their re-
spectiys townships to serve for the ensuing
year on the Democratic Central Committee
Of the county,
The polls viii bs opened ir the several
townships betFsen the hours Of 8 and 10
o'clockia. ID, aud olose 1t 8 o'clock p m. OF
said; day at 1thse aswsl plsces Of holding
elections in she townships. @
/ The aomipAtiens will BE- by the popular
vote systeu, the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes to be declared no a ),
mated, ..s.,.,
fhe slssctioS 'xns be conducted IN all fs-
spects ID coufcrmity titk' The iss Of the
state 1egdlsiins general 'eisotious, but only
TIM vetes Of sncn pessonsa 8 are aua'msa
anasl sns s.,S ~ - .Ss =, Iss ~ ...s;vaS
TIA Demoerstic Central COMMITTEES OF
Monroe Comfy, Ohio. have resolved, By vote,
10 invoke lie protection. and subject said
nominating elsSttcn 10 the Provisions Of the
i primity eleetiot law, entitled IAN Act TO
'fpEosscf the election of voluatar4 political
associations And to punish frauds therein. /"
passed fbY the General Assembly OF Ohio
iFebrnafy ". 1871, and the amendments
thefsts ana Afpeshtsd the following super
visofs soJspsni and preside .st said elections:
rs Adains-M BouaHNER. aa ,ss
KsItann .tM;. c1INr ass r
1s,EJgr., 49, Gp.wropn
i UaaS 80. go % no.n
1en.es 't, -. =. V1Th = Donn' ;H;''
FranKu9EJ ". MiRAoLs,2 - = -
Grsen-N. II. EDDY. - eis,a,;7i
Ja.ks6a-WM, HATHoRN.g .,.:.
/. Lee@J AMEs ANDERSON.
|. Malaoa-J n. EaoER. .h.
Oh;oEU-Mnsrp
| 6..s. .s,p" p..,,,omov
M.
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MARR1ED -On March 1871, 'ey Stxos
HALL, Esq, of Perry. township, Miss
NxscY j. CLINE and Mr.. FRASKLIN UL-
LON.
On March 9th, by Rev. ALBERT ].
wIsrERIcK, Miss MARY YAGER to Mr..
wILLIAM LoHERYE.
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rrhis advice cauno, be commended

too highly:
"Mske your vile your .har-keeper -
Lend her % 10 huy "a gallon Of whisky.
When you want q drink, pay her ten
cents for It. An average Of sixtvs6ve
drinks to gallon will give her 90 90,
She can then pay you back the 81, buy
another gallon, and still have. q balance
left of % so Keeping on in thia way,
she will have money enough TO support
you when you have become confirmed
inebriate, and will be able to take care
Of you until YOU are ready TO gil drunk
ards gravel --..q~
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81 Hon. HENRr MAURg arrived here
on business last Saturday evening. He
brought copies Of The Judicial Amend.
ment for the papers, which are required
to be published six months before the
October election. = Z
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E%In the laws OF 1877, page 10, We
find the following pertaining to town

"''e VIZ W. s''.
ship trustees and judges of elections:
In every township, and for the town
ship election precinct therein, said judges
shall consist Of the two electors receiv.
ing at any general spring election he
highest number of votes for the III e
Of trustee, and the eector of any oppo
site political party receiving thereat the
highest number of votes for said Office
cf those not elected thereto, ercept IN
cases ,ohere tpo opposite political parties
will be represented In said boird by there
suit Of such election; and excepting where
all the electors receiving votes as afore-
said shall be OF the same political party,
then said electors chosen as trustees
shall constl'ue the judges Of election
therein"
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. Srrfnv AF,u,nerv Goods .

sSAas 9 Spring Millinery Goods <.
Mrs. GOODRICH has just received a
new and fresh stock Of Spring Millinery
Goods, consisting in part OF The latest
styles VI Ladies' and Children's Hats,
Flowers, Trimmings, Ornaments, .&c..
which she will sell cheap. Call and see
them. ,;- yea - - ..s.s. go