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10 Raltim0re.--Mays 30.-Cattle--
Very best on sale to-day 9 l21s6 80;
that, generally rated FIRST quality 5 25a
6 12A; medium Or good fair quality
4 374a5 Is; ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows 3 S0a4 25; extreme range Of
prices ) 50a6 SO; most OF the sales
were from6 25a6 62}c.
b Mich Cows-The market il dull, at
prices At Wholesale 1S 00a35 90 per
head. @
"a Hogs-The quotations are the same
as last week; 71aS4c; with most OF the
sales A. 8taStc; stillers 74aSc.
" Sheep-The shipping demand from
the East absorbs fully half the receipts,
snd. but for it trade would be exceedingly
dali. We quote sheep at 34a5tc; and
.smbs ct 5a7ic eross.
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MARRIED AT the residence Of the
Brides father, May ,24.h, 1S6lspg Jas.
NEssrrr, Esq, of-Lse towuship, Ms.
Rusotra KorsIa, o. g 'ldsn CIR, Col.
orado, to Miss EMMA ScHussAcH,. OF
Sardis- The newly msrriedscbaple leit
the same evening on steamsf .DIiurnal
for their home in the West.,sM Ms KoH-
Nc and his fair Bride bate shes best
wishes Of their many friends-a..s
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~ Prot. r. NJ. Boaas has been ap
pointed Principal Of the Schools ~ New
Richmond, Germont county; The Di:
rectors also appointed the Professor a
member Of the local Board Of Examin-
ers. We are glad to learn OF Professor
Bosds success, as We regard him q
irst-class educator.
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Ros.nna Reef,
vs.
Mary Reef ct 81. q

0Y virtue Of certain order Of sale in parti-
tion issued from the courtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, and State
Of 0hio,in case pending in said court between
the above named parties; and to me directed,
will oher for sale At public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Wooisfeld. .sn
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1881,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock :. m. and 4
O'Clock p, M; Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit: s7ss
The west part Of tho south half Of the
southwest quarter OF section fourteen, town!
chip three, range fonr, containing nfty sew On
acrest three roods and seven perohss. .7e
!. Also, the southeast part Of the northwest
quarter Of iths southwest quarter Of said
section, containing two and one fourth asrss,
beginning for the same ct the southwest cor-
ner Of said section fourteen, township three,
range four, running thencs with the section
line north tvo degrees east eighty reds TO
the northwest corner Of the seuth half of
said section fourteen; thence With the north
boundary Of said half quarter south eighty
eight degrees east thirty eight rods and three
links t. . stone; thence north thirty nine
and three fourth degrees east twenty ssysn
rods and twenty two links 70 stone in tho
Wo odsasld} and .Bssllsville iroaa thence with
said road south thirty four and half de-
grsss east nineteen rods, south forty. four
and . fourth degrees east six rods, south
sixty seven and half degrees east eight
| rods 10 stone, 1t being the southeast corner
Of the northwest quarter Of the southwest
Quarter Of said section fourteen; thence ssuth
eighty eight degrees east thirty i've aud
three fourth rods; thence south two dsgrees
west eighty one rods to the section line BE-.
tween sections thirteen and fourteen; theme q
With said line north eighty eight degrees
west one hundred and fifteen and three
fourth rods to the place Of brginning, cen,
tanning In the tvo tracts sixty acres and
twenty seven rods. =
Said property 30 ordered to be sold 10 ap-
praised At $1,000, and may sell for two
thirds Of said appraissmsnt, Terms Of sale
One-third cash on day Of sale, ons.third
In one year, and ons-third in two years;
the deferred payments to bear interest and
be secured BY mortgage on the premises sold
| Wx. READ, i
juns7, slws. ehsri1 Y. @. o. :
SRRIsss 4 DafssA Att!yh
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-.~e NornnRs l.. You sheuld, leek y.
EnN the interest and comfort Of yolr chill.
Wl< dren. Do not b deceived Iy trashy
no merit, but try Pattsrsons Worm Syrup,
which 10 Q pleasant and safe renedye It 10
made OF the best materials and always edeo.
tssLs. Gsld by all dealers, asesnts.
Fold By ]. 7. JUpYINs, woodaasld, 0his.
!. r. PATTERSoN, Propsr. 81 Clairs.
vile, Ohio. ..a.,
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= The Pestoff1ce Department estimates
thAt.the sum Of 81, ,700, 600 will be saved
10 the. next four years BY the new con.
tract for postal cards.
s,soThe Chicago Evening Journals Des'
Noines special says that the losses to
Iowa families this year from poor seed
will amount Of $1,000, 900.
A young man and young woman OF
Chicago, between whom there was liii-
cation for the ownership of an estate,
have settled the matter by marrying each
other.
A furniture dealer snd shirt manu.
lecturer 10 Philadelphia, have been fined
800 each in the United States District
Court, for circulating advertisements of
their business in the shape OF green.
backs.
/ Il is the opinion Of the Springfield
Republican that Vice President Arthur
has "msgnifcehtly vindicsted the opin-
ion which nearly everybody felt after
bis nomination. His good manners
we're somewhat relied on to relieve his
unfitness; but as is most always the
case, mere manners cannot raise man &
sense Of honor, his motives or his acts. -
The political conundrum Ct the day is
whether Halstead Of the Cincinnati
Commercial has been rendered the Ber.
lin Mission. Whether il has been offer.
ed him or not, he takes occasion to de-
cline It through his paper, and thus be
and Private, Dalxell become the most
conspicuous men in Ohio. Both have
declined something.
While tearing up the foundation OF
his barn, near Meadville, Pa, A. Jane.
son found box containing $1,000 iD
bank notes. between Eve and six hun.
dred in gold and silver coin, and about
four hundred dollars In Confederate
mony. jameson says he is positive the
money belonged to an eccentric brother
who died eight years aso.
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AUA tesspoonful Of black pepper
VIII prevent gray or bud linen from
spotsing, II stirred into the water In
: which they are washed. II will also
prevent the colors running, when wash.
sing blsck and colored cambric, or mus.
!; Tins. and the water is not injured BY il,
bus 10 just - soft as before the pepper
was put In.
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UA strange epidemic il prevailin 6
sbout Middlebourue, Guernsey county.
People are suddenly attacked and fall in
exhaustion, which is followed by violent
vomiting. Forty persons have been at.
sSseksa, bat no cases have proved fatal
to this time.
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Ekt Texas, in Lee otowashib, this
county, 1 state Of affsittis Z fsSjsis thss
when ie,ho med ought Is result n ssad-
ing some person or persons stosa long
term Of service in the Peqisspliary.-
Some years since Mr.. SoneoLcaASF, Of
Sardis, was employed to teach che Texas
school. Shortly after ,tae school open
ed the house Was set on Gre one night
and burnt to the ground Then the
church building was secured--to hold
school in and tue night OF the second
day afterwards that building Was set on
fire and destroyed. Recently Mr..
SoHooLcsArr was again employed to
teach the Summer school, at. Texas, and
on the night of the slst ult., tde'sehool
house was burnt to the ground. This
time 1t is thought that the .fre.bug who
did the work will be run down. He was
tracked to Sariis and in hrs efforts 10
conceal his footprints removed his
boots and travelled bare-footed part Of
the way. The authorities down there
are determined to- have the pxty, or
parties, who deliberately burnt down
three buildings, valued at not. less than
$4,000, brought to speedy justice. i
the Detectives. who are on the right
track, are not thrown of by something
not known at this time, We promise our
readers to announce before many days
the arrival OF. ---------, as the
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ATCadiz had e25 900 are, on Sat
urday morning, the 9Sth ult.. the sup
posed work Of an incendiary. The
property destroyed was: LAzusE's gro.
cefy store, Jos. RsA's tobacco store and
residence, BuLLsck's large block, Cen
tral hotel stables, SLRxxIHs .stables,
LTon's stables and adjoiniug .baiidings,
including the banking houss@ Of B.
Lron's; also badly damaging tie rEross,
CoNwELL, HAxHoxp and HAssI.prop-
erties. 's'..s ~
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1UG. ". HAMILTON, sEsFisson oI
Mr.. J.. H. HAntren. of LscSnpson
this county, has just returned, lsam the
Cincinnati Law School, whsre,6e grad.
mated at the late comuenceuent. He
has also been admitted to practice 10 the
courts Of this State, by tho Supreme
Court. WlsI is . young maiscf excel
lent parts We congratulate him and
wish him success, wherever may
swing bis shingle.
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erThe Lord's prayer a. found in tn,

IEThe Lords prayer as found in the
revised New Testament reads is follows !:
\ Our father which art in heaven, Hal
lowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom
come. Thy will be, DONE, .asin heaven,
90 on earth. Give as this day our daily
bread. And forgive us our debts. as We
also have forgiven our debtors: And
bring US not into temptations batdeliyer
M from the eyfl enc.
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Wool.

PHILADELrnIA, June 3--Wool.-
Firm and unchanged : Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia and West Virginia Xxx and above
36ts41c:.X 3SAa4Oc; New York, Michi.
gan, Indiana and Western fne 35a3S1c; !;
medium 42a43c; washed combing and
delaine 3Sa46c; unwsshed 2Sa32c.
~ BosroN, June 3-Wool- Ohio and
tPennsylvania 4Sa42ic; Michigan extra
37AsssAc; combing and delaine 42a45c !;
unwashed combing 23a32c; pulled s5s
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srewIsAAc NosRE, Of Sunsbury town
ship, informs us that he kept = record
Of tie inow falls last Winter, and that
III inchss fell from October 10th to the
last snow in Nay. The deepest snow,
10 inches, was in the month Of Novem-
sbers,- =;
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q ~ Prof.:s. n. NAlrn's Elocution-
arr eutertainnent in this place on the
81 inst, VAS both amusing aad iustract-
i've. Mrs. MAkrrx's vocsi aud instru-
mental performsnces we're artistic in the
highest degree.
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febs,' 's1y1,

AGENTS AND CANvASsERS
Make from S25,. TO- $50 per
week selling goods for E. &. RIDE.
OUT Il CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. X q H,NG ~-& as
Send for their Catalogue end terms.
asg24, 's0ly. al.
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l0Mr. vsxsoR ''predicts" =, wet
june, with frequent severe wind and
thunder storms, and probable frssts be-
tween the Sth and 10th Of the month
Re says: "The lorth waters are only
coming down now, which is an indica-
ton Of vet June. The warmest part
Of June is likely to occur between the
goth and 25th. when the heat may be
ercpAsiye.
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~wns & wAiD will open 8 school
at Cansron on Monday, July lsth.-
They are thorough instructors and will
conduct thsie> school In : manner that
essnot fail 10 please those who attend.
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nvThe Csaveation 70 nominate .
candidate 70. State Seaator, in this Dis
sthess VII be held ~ CAmbridgs, on
TApnday, tie z3d' inst. The regular
call viii be found elsewhere in, this pa
psr.1 NsS11 ta
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aEGEesss WE'ss, Who shot Rlaas
ID i'Ss. Cl1itstille on last sChristnas day,
is e have he trial in July, conmencing
On the Sth. He is asder indictment for
usfdsr In the 6rst degree.
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- - = .s's7lf's'.' 2 - = - :.
Naw Advertoscumenls.
The County Commissioners are 10
session this week. =

The County Commissioners are 10
sessiou this week. =
A bouncing girl baby came to Editor
ALLnx's house last week.
whoopiug cough is troubling the
children Ia the south end OF town.
!, Clsrington boasts the best regulated
post Office from Wheehag to Marietta.
ssA. J. GoopHuE is reported to be the
happiest man 10 Salem township. ltis
y girl.
There were q applicants for certif-
Gates ct the teschers' examination held
on the 4th inst. ., -
Caldwell, Noble county, proposes to
hold. . Soldiers County Reunion on
sSeptsmblr Fsb. ~, .sSfsa ssf 5ssss
Mo- salAuNssaas.et Wayne sosn-
ship, Belmont county, visiting friends
AZ Woodsneld. .s.:
Kiss RExA NeLL, Of Barssville, was
visiting st Mr.. J. B. NcLLs, 10 this
place, last week. ~
I The graves Of six soldiers in the
Woods6eld cemetery we're decorated on.
xhs so.h ul.. by . number OF ladies.
( Mrs ELIZA HoLLlsrss arrived d home
last week from an extended visit to her
dsusEtsrs insC nsCincinnati and Missouri. !.
Mr.. Frs RAHDoLra, Of Nebraska,
WE Visiting friends here last week.
s Auditor CorrLAxD, Of Belmont county,
accompanied him.
- Ne hear Il whispered that wool will
probably start OF at 1s toss cents per
posad. Gtovers cannot afford to sell
as any such ridiculeusly low prices and
s4hey,won'k. ssss aaaSs -
Any postnaster OF. any other person
snployed'in the postal service Who reads
the coatsnts ot postal cards i liable to
= ans of not Lass than 900 nor more
chan sf.ooo.
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!. lvCail 81 Tls Srrarr ONCE for job
ptis.lsg frou . visiting card up to full
sheet pestsr. Letter heads, business
card - envelopes, statements and bill
nsals srikted On short notice.
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~Warn oil men, who ask You to
I .sign contrscts for machine agencies, or
papers purportiug to be receipts for ma
= chimes let On trial, Oh your premises.
.and f.shey refuse to GO. unchsIn Bull
ssd sio him on them. This is the sea-
sss6a fof pssent plows wind.miIls, wash
! iremachines, cloth, packages and other
~ sxindiee too numerous TO ssunerats.
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UHouse plants aad fcwers, wire
and straw baske,s for bouquets. bouquet
holders and eat flowers at all times at
Nrs WAYS green house, woodsdeld,
Ohio. - u.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Hogs-Rather brisk aud plenty 8 25@5
80; per hundred in prime packing lots
ibutchers' s 80.
y Sheep-Clipped 5 50@4 90.
Cattle-This market is fair at present,
'cattle plenty. We quote young cattle,
from 500 to 800 lbs.. at 3a31c; bulls
&C.; 900 to 800 lbs., 4; 900 to
1900 lbs, "a 1906 90. Cattle Of
fered at present are native and foreign.
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GET YOUR TIOKETs..

Mr. s. DssooS has been employed BY
the Passenger Department u Che Clsye-
land { Pittsburgh R. R. Persons going
West on basiuess or pleasure. orIfor the
purpose Of selecting and locating lands
are invited to call ON him before select
ing their routs. For safety, .spssd. COM
fort, and satisfactory attention ato o,travel-
srs the Cleveland d PittsBhrgh and
Pittsburgh It. Wayne b Ghis,gpsroads
are unrivalled. Every information can
be had BY addressing him ~ y woodshsld
Ohio. < ss s,,,r 80 Maroh 2a88l. !.
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Coun
i " will hold meetings foe the sxamina
ton Of Teachers as follows:
Woodsdsld, Saturday. June 4, 1881.
Cameron, /" /" IS.
Stafford. July 8.
Woodsheld, 50,
These examinations will commence al
O'Clock ., m. and close at Up. m.
By order Of the Board
q. D. DouaHRRTY, Clerk.
ayrls,'sisd.
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SULKY HAY RAKEs.

WADDELL l. HE.BIINa have Just got
q lot Of new Hay Rakes, the VICTOR
and STAR RAKES.. The VICTOR is a
self-dump. and the STAR is Hand
Dump Rake. Both are Warrant.
ed. Give them call. They sell them
at manufacturers prices.
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s's nrRev. A. J. Jonsses will preach
Il NE rfesbytsrisa church here as loi
O'Clock % Sdsday. ,Jdue -, and at I
o'clock Of the same day at Lesisville.
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~nrThe advertisement OF Prof S. N.
MAErrH's Antioch School VIII be found
elsewhere In shis paper. Me-. and Mrs..
sNaRffa srs comsiptstent Instructors.
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CIlicaxe.

June 3.-Flour 4 0Ose 90; Wheat 1
DIAL 10; Corn 43c; Oats Sic; Rye
! IL, Barley 97c.
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Barnesville Real Estate Agency
Eight Farms in this AID sdjacent
Counties and fifteen pieces of Town prop
srty now offering. Address aS.-'sH
Ut. SceFIHLD, Agent.
febS. .'S1y1,
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FuflitRro at the new room Of wAp-
DELL 4 HELBLrHa's, next door to the
Gazette once. s e
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.
ICE CREAM PARLoR.

I have just procured one Of the best lee
cream Frsssers now In use, and am prepared to
faraish Ice Cream to families, weddings, and
picnic parties on the shortest notice. Parlor
opea every evening. Cakes Of all kinds fnr.
aished. Lunch andimsals at oil hours.
JACOB REINHERR,
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CAMERON SCHOOL.

THIS school will be spsn for the reception
i Of students. Monday, July lS. 1881,
and win continue in session nine weeks.
: Cameron Is . pleasant village, ,sthe people
are ssciabls and generous, and will spare NJ
pains in making those who attend this schssl
Welcome to the village and 90 onfortable In
their boarding houses,
TUITION.
Primary branches. ss..............eS 90
O0mnNn .....'........ w
Special attention given to Mathematics.
Boarding can be lad st the Hotels or Pri-
vate Houses at - Per week. *
Taition In advance.
Fer further particulars, address
a-s. ~ ". F. WIRR.
or 4. J. WARD,
ie7, Std. Cameron, Ohio.
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r. Woodsaeld stock Market.
June o-Catsls sa4is per pound !;
Sheep sa4o per pound. Hogs 4a5 per
pound GROSS.
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Gro. PxfsRs 4 soE, Prop'rs,
TnoY, ONO, Nay IL, 1881.
The bssrer hereof, Mr.. 4. Z. AAsoE, has
full authority 10 represent sur Nursery stock
in his sales for Fa.l, 1881. Care and attsn :
tion will be exercised in filing tho orders in
the best possible manner.
maya, ,'Sltf GR0. PKTRRs 4 SON.
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Democratic Senatorial Convention.
The delegates chosen by the several
counties composing the 18th and 10th
Senatorial Districts will meet IN Con.
lvention at Cambridge, on IS.
Thursday, June -, 1854,
To place in nomination one person as
candidate for State Senator. Each conn.
" will be entitled to one delegate for
every 100 votes cast for Wnaeld s,
Hancock and fractional part OF 90 OF
more, which gives the counties delegates
% follows:
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New York,

June s-Flour 1 a0ao IS; Whoa: l
19al "a; Corn t5a57c; Oats A4a50o; ;
Rye 600; Barley l5c.
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AGENTS for the Revised Now TeSta.
-. = meAtss .s-
Make money fast. Everybody wants
it. Send atty cents at once for, agents
outfit, with best terms and choice OF ter
xitory. Address A. j. Srnlaas, (Gen-
4al Agent fors Jones Bf6sf Co., J
Cambridge, Ohio. -
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0Fsrmers vho want to raise good wheat.
and want TO fsctilise their ground, should call
at Waddell d Hslbiings and see the Nc
SHERRY GRAIN DRILL shd FER
Il d the best Grain Drill in
the market. For further particulars call at
the Hardware Store.
WADDELL q HELBLING. Agents.
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e Entire new stock bsin1 opened this
week ct H0RDlo D AnkSTRNG'S.
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q Yoa aAouN zee the Dress Goods and
Trimming st uORDIS 3 ARMSTONGS.
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t3rShoss lor Men, Lslies Misses aad Chill
lrsn, the best Ats end lovest prices TO be had
It NORRIS ; ARNSTRONG'S.
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Btp 4bbtrtiserlltnts,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of William Bouen, Deceased

TNHR undsrsisnsd has been appointed and
i qualified ~ Administrator Of ths estate
Of William Bowsn, late Of Monroe county.
deceased.
; Dated this eth day Of May, A. D. 1881.
june7, ,Slw3. TloxAS 4. BOWEN.
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CIncInnatl,

June s-Flour 15ae IS; Wheat l
23; Corn 57e; Oats 4Sa50c ;Rye1 10.
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" HiA baying "9roeseiess ycu want "full"
value fcs your noisy 50 to Sehunachers, OPP
poaita The bank.
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7 June ,3--Flour, s 00a6 25; Wheat
! 1l:. -Coru4ee; Oats 41c: Rys1 20;
Barley l OF,
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Coshocton-B. F. SELLS, Ch. Ex. Com,
Monroe-A. ]. PEARSON, JAS. A. Wat.
son. ANON MoosE. Senatorial Com
Guernsey, F.. .SAbNoN, Gh'n, Com.
Tuscarawas-J. D. ELLIorT, ,Jr., Ch. Com
Noble-(part
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county Jail, and shall also note the date
Of their departure for the Psnissntiary.