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An Earnest Wish.

Rev + F. L. Gauss, G. lena. ILL.,.
writes: "For over ten years l had been
great sufferer from pains ir the small
Of the hack and region of the Kidneys,
which was most excruciating and at
times almost insufferable. DoctorinQ
brought no relief, except perhaps mo-
men,arily. and was finally advised, be.
ing unable t. fulfil the du'ies of my
calling. to 60 abroad and seek the eli.
+m:te Of my youth. In Germany and
Switzerland, eminent physicians, after
close examinations, DECLARED my suffer
ings to arise from disease OF the KID
neys, Of long Standing, aud could do
me no good was, however, beneti :
ts,l by the climate and cons. qnentIy re-
turned. No sooner had l been back and
resumed my pastoral work, when the
old trouble grew again so intense as to
make life burden. A few months ago
came in possession OF one OF DAr's
KIDNEY PADS, pu: it on, and the effects
weie truely wonderful. The pains st
once grew less and are now, after wear.
ing the second PAD, entirely gone, and
there can be no doubt that am entirely
cured, "a write this some weeks after
its use, and am strong and look again
the very picture of health. l write this
perfectly voluntarily, and it 10 dictate d
only by truth and gratitude. Indeed ]
consider the Oar KIDxkY Pan Co. God ;
agents and great benetactors OF mankind.
May all ,be suffering sbe helped as's
have been, is my earnest wis.,"
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FACTS.

p Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
suit the time tables Of the Baltimore aud
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest. make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. C,lo
nists are carried in first class cars on
fast trains, and every possible care is
taken to insure comfort and convenience
Tralns run through without change of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with all leading lines to the
west, northw west and Invest, making
hut single change of cars to Iowa.
Kansas, Nebrasks, Texas, Minnesota,
etc No other line can offer such ad-
vantages as the Baltimore and Ohio -
1t costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead TO
the saving Of much OF both as we'll as
money. Above all things do not pur
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving letter from one Of theiB 4 o
Agents. A letter addressed to W. E
Reppert. Columbus, Ohio; to j. T.
Lane, Wheeling, w Va I; to j. A
Webb, Fostoria, Ohio; to T. "A. Lee,
Zsnesville, Ohio, or . call upon either
of these gentlemen will lead to thorough
information as to all necessary details
Of time, connections, fares, baggage,
etc etc.
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Dedicatory Services.

DALzlLL. WASHINGTON Co., Oh
,ee1tsesss September -, 1880
Ed. SPIRIT: Please state through your
columns, that there will be q formal
opening Of the Christian Chapel, at Fair
view, on the river road between Browns
ville and Ma,amoras, in Washington
county Dedicatory discourse will be
delivered bv Elder H. R. Cash, on Lords
day, October 10, st II o'clock A. NJ
Sister congregations are solicited to give
us their presence and assistance. All
are cordially invited by the church at
Fairview. We expect to continue the
meeting for some days There will be
aicolIection at the close OF the forenoon
services to assist the brethren at this
point as there are not great number
Of them here. BY order Of the church.
H. r. CASH,
E. BARKER.
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BaItImore.-sept. 2o.--Cattle-

Baltlm0re.-Sept. 20.--Cattle-
We quote as . 5O@5 37a; most sales
ranging from 8 75@4 so per 100 lbs.
Mich iCows-Good Cows are In fair
demand. We quote at 25@45 per bead i,
as to quality. G;fE4 So
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves at 5 0O@5 81; Z;
that generally rated tirst quslity 8 S7@
4 81: medium or good fair quality 2 Is
i@2 81; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 2 50@2 Is; extreme range of pri-
ces 2 50@5 81 Most OF the sales we're
from 8 rs to 4 so per 100 lbs.
Hogs-We quote common grass hogs,
and stays and so~s at 64@7c; and The
better grades q, 74@74c; per 10 net, the
latter for Chicago cornfed. +
Sheep and Lambs-We quote butcher
sheep at 34@4ac; the latter for a few OF
the very best; lambs 4@53c; per Ii
gross. Stock sheep, ewes . 25@3 Soc
each, wethers 34@4c; per Id. Common
stock rs low as l so each
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District Court, September Term,

George Theis vs. Obed Wait ct al =
Appeal; decree 10 favor OF plaintif on
sixth cause of ac!inn, only. Finding
due plaintiff on mortgage ses mp in sixth
cause Of action e27l, with interest on
Kernan's notes to Theis Decree for
sale of premises.
Frederick Lsmpiug VS. David Allen ct
al. Appeal; leave to amend petition
granted at former term stricken out
Judgment against plaintiff for costs ::
excepted to by plaintiff
Levi Nalley vs Wilson S. Moose ct al
Error; judgment of Common Pleas
Court reversed, with costs, cause re
manded for further proceedings.
George W Hendershot vs. The Mon
roe Bank and another. Error; leave TO
amend petition making new parties and
cause continued a@ff
L. s Delaplain 4 Sons vs. Enoch Mar.
tin, Ex'r, and another. Appeal; demur.
rer of, G. H. Hoffman overruled and
plsintiffs except Executor ordered to
pay-to G. H. Huffman the amount in his
hands OF the estate Of Jacob Huffman,
deed, belonging TO said G. H Huffman
as bis distributive. share of said estate
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..This ,is the easiest campaign that

w.This lie the easiest campaign that
the Republicans ever ran, The Demo.
crsts furI ish all the powder and their
opponents have only to fire it off -
Tribune, September Ii
"The Republican party has been grow
ling too confident OF late, aud has been
pcjNing its victories in advance. -
Tribune. September IA
ut is odd, but really it looks as II the
Republicans had furnished powder in
Maine and the Democrats hal only to
FIRE i, off, World September 20.
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NJ A L A r I A [
POISON.

The principal cause of nearly all sickness
at this time Of the year has its origin In .
disordered Liver. which, II not regulated In
time, great suffering, wrstoheduess and death
will ensue. A gentleman, writing from
South America, says: ii have used your Sim.
mons Liver Regulator with coed effect, both
As . prevention and cure for halarial Fs-
vers OIL the Isthmus Of Panama"
II you feel drowsy, debilitated, have fre-
Quent headsche, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite and tongue coated, you are suffer-
ing from torpid liver or "biliossnsss," and
nothing will cure you 50 speedily and per-
msnently IS to take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
II 10 given with safety and the happiss'
results 10 the most delicate infant. It takes
the place Of quisine and bittsrs Of ever.
kind. Il 10 the cheapest, purest and best
family medicine In the world.
J n. ZEIl.IN l. CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ICE CREAM SALOON.

JACOB REINHERR has just opened an Ice
Cream Saloon in his building on the Public
Square, which will be open every evening. He
will supply picnics and parties with good Ice
Cream at reasonable rates. He has just return
ed from Wheeling where he bought large
stock of Candies and Confectionsries which he
offers 10 sell CHEAP.
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MARRtED.-On September 1st, BY J.
M. GREEN, ESQ, Of Seneca township,
Miss NANCY JArE CARrrxrEa 10 Nj. G.
W. BUsTixe
On September 18th, bv Rev. JOIN
CoorEa, Miss SARAH .. SxirH to Mr..
HENRY DILLON.
On September 18th, by Rev. G. ScHIx.
MOI, Mise SofHiA WINS to Mr: AUsUsr
WILLARD.
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rATThe meetings Of Gen. WARNER
in this county last week we're well at,en-
ded. The people everywhere express
great Satisfaction over tie able and in.
strnctive speeches OF the General. Al
Cameron, Ssrdis and Jackson township,
banners were raised, and the Democracy
at each OF those places bad splendid
meetings. The night meetings'in Caiais,
Switzerland township, New Castle and
ssrdis we're large and enthusias,ic.-
Want of space pgevents an extended
notice Of these meetings. E
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uThe Ohio township HANCOCK and
ENGLrsH Club was addressed at Salem
School Hoase on the I7thinst by Jas
a. WArsoH and Or. 7. ]. Roc The
meeting was = large ONE and decidedly
enthusiastic. Every Democratic voter
In Ohio township will BE- at the Polls on
Tuesday, Ocsobef 18th.
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The polls to be opened between the hours
Of 8 and 10 O'Clock In the forenoon VI said
day, and closed at 6 o'clock In the aftsrnoo
Of said day.
G ven unser my hand. q ny oface In
woodsaeld, this 22d day Of September. 4. D.
1sSe. WV. READ,
septs8, '80w6. Sheriff u. CO.
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wheeliss lave Stock market.

Hogs-Market lively at 4 75@5 co
per hundred in prime packing. lots.
Cattle-This market is dul, at present,
cattle plenty. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 500 lba., at 24@3c; bulls
'3@7& ID; 900 to 90e lbs, 3@34c; 900 20
! 900 its., 3@34c Cattle offered ct
present are native.
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These examinations will commence st 8
o'clock 4. m. and close at 4 p. m.
A fee Of so cents is required from each
applicant, ~ . condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board.
EApplicants holding certificates for less
than - months, must stand examinations
for new certificates. Renewals will not be
made in such cases without exatainat ion.
8. sCH0OLCRAFr, Clsrr,
july27, ,'60td.
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9HERIFFD5
PROCLAIM alton


NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of the county Of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, that . general election will be
held, as required BY law, on the Tuesday
next after the lss Monday in November in
this yaar, being the tt = !
Second Day Of November, 1880,
At the several places Of holding ssnsfsl
elections In said county Of Monroe, and you
will then and there procssd to vote BY ballot
for Electors Of President and Vice President
Of the United Slater Of America, for the
State Of Ohio, ~ follows:
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Notice to Painters.

The Directors of the Woodsfeld German
Church will receive bids on October 9th. fol
painting the church on the outside with three
coats, they reserve the right to rej"ct one or oil
Of said bids
By order of COMMITTEE
Woodsfeid; O., Sept. 20, 1880.
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eZG Call o THr SRiElrs ONCE for job
printing from ! visiting card up To ! full
heet poster Letter heads, business
card on envelopes, statements and bill
heads printed on short notice.
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General Warmers Meetings.

TOWN HOUSE. Wayne township
Tue.dae sf.era.s,n, Sentemi,er %, 1880.
WOODSFIELD, Wedn; sday nigh,
September 20 1890.
TOWN HOUSE. in Bethel township.
Thursday aftetnon Septemb,r e 80. 1880.
RlNARDS MILLS, Thursday night
Septt mber 80, 1880.
JOHN Is briggs.
Chairman Of Ezecutiuc Committee
A j. PE1ssoR iScesstarys ygyg yyys
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!, NeN 7Aatefllaenloass,

Mrs sCoLLINs, OF Barnesville, is visit
ing friends In this place.
Ton. HAcKEL, who escaped from jai
OF, the 18th inst, y still q large +
DR.. FAReUHAR and family visitet
friends 10 Noble county last week.
Miss PUMA KlRkBRIDE, OF Peoria
Ills, Is Visiting friends in this place.
Miss NELLIE BoyERs, Of Lima, Ohio
sissvisiting Miss IDA SNrrH, ofthis place
Mr.. BENZ. Moons. of johnson conn
ny. Kansas, is Visiting friends IN this
county. ,t, - -
s.. Mss. JENNIE wAtroN, OF Clarineton,
was visiting friends in this place slast
/. week. se I -fsys isieH e. essyi sSasa
DAVID NJ. KrRkBRIDE and family, OF
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting friends in
Woods6eld.
The chimneys on the cite OF the re-
cent fire were thrown down last week by
Marshal MASON.
There is one school district in this
county that has 43 voters-42 Of them
are DemocfSts ~ -A9ts st2
< HcaH McKEE, of Seneca township,
received 500 back pay from the Gov
ernment last week. 10
Mrs WADDELL, OF Triadelphia, West
EVas is whiting her s0n,I W. B. WAD-
CDtLI OF E0odsGeId = 6 s.
DR.. WELLoNs, OF Barnesville, denies
that he Is for HANCOCK, and Maj. MOORE
has not yet been heard from. ,~r
Jro. b Sxira aud family, of Eidors-
do. Iowa, who were Waiting here. re.
turned home lsst Thursday.
BILLy SnIrH's liver, advertisement
wlli be found ID this paper. He keeps
good horses and 6ue buggies and car
riages. - ara 4sksazas
Mr.. RAnsEY GRAY. of Perry township,
hss aoor shaAks for asbox oFapples dried
by evsp0rs,ion.. When cooked they
have the taste OF the apples, in season,
and are great Improvement on those.
dried by the kiln process.
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eEThe mst querade party at Mrs.
WAyistSo weeks sipces which We fsiled
to notice in our last issue, was decided.
ly funny. The costumes were grotesque.
The supper was excellent
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Coun.
/ ~ will hold meetings foe the sxsmins-
ten Of Teachers - follows:
Weodsaeld SATURDAY.. September ii. 1850.
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~ Democratic meetings will be held
at Moose Ridge School House. Tuesnay
night, Sept %, a6d at Eddy's School
House, Thursday night, Sept. 80.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Suh-tiis,rict No l, Bethel township,
Tuesday night, September %.
Lebanon, Wednesday night S'p'. 29
Knob Cuilege. Franklin township,
Thursday night. S,plernhsr 30,
f Days Sfhool House ,Senecs township
Friday night, October l.
SCOTS School Hou.e, Summit town.
shin, SATURDAY. night, O5toher 2
Hon HENRY MAuRY and W f WIRE,
E,q, Will address the above meetings.
List of Meetings in Salem Town.
ship. &tt ~!
Case School House, Thursday, Sept.
80. Speakers-J I, Morrill,, !. W. No
Kimmie ,s sg - ,-gfu lsl oI5
Bonar School House, Saturday Oct 2.
Speakers A. Lapp. Jas c. Morrill,.
Opossom School House. Saturday,
Oct. .. Speakers-N. A. Martin, James
Rutter. Il
Miller School House. Saturday, Oct
2. Speakers-H. r. MuLleman, 1T.
morrill, ~ss~- 49,
Cain School House, Thursday. Oct. Z.
Speakers Rutter, W. f Wire
H. Maurv. EI gs
Klebe School H,usa. Friday. Oc.. 8
Speakers-.y E. Morrill,, G. w Cats,
II. Maory. EEfB TFs2i
3Zessigsrl school Hense, Saturday Oct.
81 H.,e~ksrs III. Maary, james Ritter,
w r Wire.
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AGENTS AND CANyAsSERs
Make from S25 - $50 per
week selling goods for E q GRlDE.
OUT 4 CO, 10 Barclay street, New
Yosk. -, "a, .;e--ts,.--, -
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
aus24. '3Olv. 4.ss,sa ST .is4
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POTATOES.

Wanted, twenty-five bushels from
SPrRrr suhscrihers. Also, will take
! Flour, Apples, Coal, Cabbage and Mon
ey from those who owes rs on subscrip-
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MERIT ALWAYS WINs.-The IN
an Increasing demand for safe and Ger.
Wl/3tain remedy for worms in children 10
" shown In the sales Of Patterson's
"WOrm Syrup" All persons using this
valuable remedy unite IN its praise. Safe,
Sure and Pleasant. Children cry for it."
Sold by all dealers. 25 cents.
|, A.4PATTRRsoN, n. Prop'r, St. Glars.
vile, Ohio. -
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S>S
BOB. GIBSON,

BOB. GIBSON,
sf Pennsylvania. who 10 10 address the
Democracy of this county on Wedne.-
day, WAS hire at the great DoUsLAss
Mass Meeting in 1860, and delivered the
best speech twas ever our good fortune
to listen to Come to Woodsield on
Wednesday II your desire to listen to a
first class speech bv finished orator.
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Pictures

At Tsppan.s Branch Gallery. Call this
week % the Gallery viii be closed with
IN The next ten days. e ss
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HThe Campaign SPrRIr is furnish
ed to December 1st for Is cents.
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New Liverv Stable.
VIM. SMITH, JR., Proprietor
WOODsFIELD, OHIO.

TTB has good and safe horses, new buggfes
IL Of al kinds, and is prepared to furni.h
the public good turuouts at short notice, and
charges only reasonable bills. Stable on
Church street, near his residence.
ser28. soft.
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NEW STOVES.-MRs. o. o. ALEX.
ANDER has just received . lot Of the best
Stoves in this market. Gall and ace them.
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hEAll who will send us three new
subscribers and a so cash, will receive
TIE SPIRIr one year free. !.
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5. HEIsLEY AND WARMER
$ Are both tfne spsakers. Come TO woods-
field on Wednesday and hear them speak
on the issnes OF the campaign.
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BUSlN ESS MOTTO ES.

az Full assortment of Groceries, Notions,
Hardware, Stationary and Woodware At Sshu.
maeher's opposite Bank.
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s1fEA teachefs' exapinAtionl will he
held Ia ciatinston On Saturday, Oct. 9
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az Read Tax Receipts Il
Fer sale at The SPiRir Office. Orders
by mail will receive prompt attention..
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hs hr aa pr n m .nnnn a~amdM .
e-.
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Wednesday, September 2e

Hon. R. N. GIBSON, Of Pennsylvania,
who was one Of the Speakers at the
Douglas meeting held in Woodsfeld in
1860, will he here. He is one Of the
best speakers in the country.
Hon JoHS w HEIsLEY. Of Clevelani I,
and Hon Al WARNER. the Drmocra
ic candidate for Congress IN this Dis
tric', will be present 70 address the peo.
pie
Let there bee Grand Rally from every
township ip Mnnroe County.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

The following is the list oi Jurors.
drawn from the, October tetm OF the
Court Of Common Piease, which commen
ces ON Thursday. October 18th:
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- sy yrpry a hA hAa~mpna.
~~ ~~ ~soHn
hhpu~ eahr~
G. CIIEI.. mnmn
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BLACK SATIN De LYON.

". hav. just received from /. recent
New York Auction Sale,
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J. s. RHODES a. co.

1852 and 1854 Main street, Wheeling, ", Va
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-28

ernment will be closed Saturday, the 29th
inst, in remembrance of those who fell in de-
fence of the nation, and to enable employees to
participate in the commemorative ceremonies
of the day. Very respectfully your obedient
servant, w. K.-Rogers, private secretary"
CONFIRMED AND REJECTED.
The Senate in executive session confirmed
Ben. T. Thacker census supervisor for the dis
trict of Iowa: Leonard Love, agent for the In
dians at Cheyenne agency, Dakota; John A.
Rea, register of the land Office at Bismarck. Da-
kota; F. L. Biggs, agent for the Indians of
Colorado agency. Arizona; w. 81. Parkhurst,
agent for the Indians of the Lower Brule
agency, Dakota; B. T. Chambers. register of
the land office at Niobrara; D. M Key, of Ten
nessee United States district judge for the
eastern and middle districts of Tennessee; A.
j. Evans, Waco, United States Attorney for the
western district of Texas; N. Goff, Jr., Clarks-
burg, W. Va, to be attorney of the United
States for the district of West Virginia. Post
masters: Jas. 81. Hayford, Laramie City, Wy;
A. A. Baily, Evanston, Wy.
The Senate rejected the nominations of New
ton Petiss, of Pennsylvania, to be associate
Justice of the supreme court of the territory of
New Mexico; B. M. Skinner, of Pomeroy Ohio,
20 be postmaster at Pomeroy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-28
WEST VIRGINIA FLATS.

STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
WHEELING, w. Va, May ga special from
Charleston, W. Va. says the State convention
of the Greenback labor party was held in that
city to-day, all the counties in the State but
eight being represented. d. D. F. Farnsworth,
of Upshire, was elected permanent
chairman, and r. s. Carr, of Ka-
nawaha, secretary. Resolutions passed
at this conference at Parkersburg last year
were adopted as the platform. The following
State ticket was nominated: Governor,
Col n B. French, of Mercer. Auditor, G..
W. Hayes, of Gilmer. Treasurer, s. w
Sturm of Marion. Superintendent of free
schools, W. ]. King, of Mason. The con,
vention then adjourned until p. NJ. Nothing
was said about a fusion with the
Republicans. The committee appointed by
the Republican State convention which met
at Wheeling, May 18th, for the purpose of
conferring with Greenbackers, was in Charles
ton several days in advance of the convention,
but made no overtures as they would not con-
sent to any compromise of the principles of
the party and would have demanded the head
of the ticket. The entire ticket is made up of
Democratic Greenbackers and the regular Dem
Ocrats are correspondingly disconnected. Tho
ticket will draw considerable strength from
them,
The Congressional district delegation met
and nominated candidates as follows: First
district, Jas. Bassett; Second district. w. d.
Fisher; Third district, Henry NJ. Walker.
. Upon reassembling at P. n. the convention
finished its labOrs by nominating Cyrus Hall
of Wood, attorney general, and j. A. Thomp
son, of Jefferson, Judge of the supreme court
Delegates to the National Greenback conven
tion and State electors were appointed and the
convention ad journed sine die.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, May 27.-The North German Gazette
says: Of late the confidence previously felt
in the satisfactory result of negotiations be-
tween Prussia and Vatican has been shaken,
and the Prussian government has consequently
resolved to make to its Catholic subjects spon-
taneously and without regard to any return on
the part of the vatican such concessions as are
possible, without prejudice to the interest of
the State, and also to obtain from the diet dis
creti nary powers relative to the application of
the May laws. The same journal confirms the
statement that it will depend upon the atti-
tude of the cures to what extent the govern
ment will avail itself of these powers.
1t is now considered certain that Bismarck's
ecclesiastical bill will pass the Prusian diet.
One hundred and fifty conservatives support
the bill, and the government will probably
easily obtain fifty more necessary votes from
the national liberal party. There is some
prospect of a section of the Catholics support
ing the measure.
&Prince Bismarck, in correspondence with the
Austrian ministry, remarks with reference to
the negotiations with the pope: ut is de-
plorable fact that the pope either takes an ex-
aggerated view of the end to be attained, or
altogether misunderstsnds the situation. Prus-
sia, at any rate, cannot go further towards
Cancellation.