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Hon. Otto Dressed Takes. His Own
alife--Financial Losses the PrOba-
BILE Cause.

CoLUMBgs. OHlo, Jan. 5.-Hop. Otto
Dressed. leading and wealthy German
lawyer Of this city, committed suicide by
shooting himself at his Office about
noon. A revolver Of large caliber was
used, the ball passed through the right
eye and probably produced instant death.
Parties who heard the shooting supposed
that. Mr.. Dressed was shooting rats, but
q clerk In an adjoining Office for some
renson supposed that something was
wrong, procured assistance aud forcing
the door found Dressed dead upon the
foor. 1t is intimated that Dressed has
lately met with financial ,losses, and that
induced him to commit the deed. Dres.
sci leaves q wife and several interesting
children, one being an officer 10 the
Navy, now absent on Q cruise. Mr..
Dressed left Germany during the troubles
OF lS48, and has for MANY years been o
leading Democratic politician, and has
served this district az o member Of the
Legislature His suicide has created an
immense sensation, az he was wealthy,
happily married and universally respect
ed.
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Garficld's Insult to American Sol:
ClierS,

Garficld's Insult to American Sol:
dierS.
To the Editor of the World:
SIR: James A. Garfield now called
the President elect, when upon his Nor
thern electioneering tour. said that while
many white soldiers deserted their arms
and colors In the late war between the
States no negro soldier ever did SO; and
not long after, stimulated by. this COM
pliment to the negro and slander OF the
white men, he said In the course of q
speech in praise Of Whitaker, that the
unjust and improper treatment of Whit
taker at West Point was the more un-
pardonable-shameful, since there would
be. no West Point hut Tor the bayonets
of the negroes! And the old negro
'phollsta at Washington. now,named Pres
idens, has gone still furshessinsjustifying
these ISLANDERS OF the white sbldiers 6y'
the accomplished Major Cen
erat Schofield and his board of officers
by disapprovine their verdict npon
Whitaker and appointing q court-mar-
tial TO try him over again. and appoint
ing the Freedman's Bank Howard to su-
percede the accomplished Scho6eld-an
elegant gentleman at all times, and in
war brave and skillful soldier What
say the white men Of the NorthY
JUNIUs.
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HThe Commissioners Of this i con,

AZ The Commissioners Of this coun'
ty do mot charge to the county their out
lay for livery hire when on business fol
the county. Such has been the con.
struction or the law here, although else
where these bins are paid BY the -coun-
ties. The law allows them three dollars
a day and says nothing OF expenses ex-
cept when out of the county. Some
times it happens that the Commissioners
expend more in day than they get
The Lawmakers certainly did not intend
Jefersonian.
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For 9a1e.

DR0PRRTY that would make desirable
i Hotel stand; has amp sable fSSn ~
tschsd:;or would make an excellent b1sihsss
stand, with Sufficient room for dwelling bsins
admirably locs,ed in the towa Of clafington,
Monroe County, ubio.
Also Il acres Of land lying in said town.
For further particulars cali on or addrsssf
C. a. DANKwERTH, sR.,
Clatinston, Aouros Co., Ohio.
decl4, 'Som4
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wThe Republican majority OF the
Ohio Legislature should bear in mind
fhedrspledgea. made to, the dear people,
eoaesraiHg' O. Local Option law. The
temperance apostles and the managers
OF ssloeas hare their optics firmly fixed
upon the aforesaid majority. Will they
redeem their pledges by enacting Lo-
cal Op,ionaaw?
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From the N. T. Herald, 4th inst.
A Surprising Manifesto.

A remarkable announcement was made
by the Tribune yesterday, apparently on
the authority OF Mr.. Garfield. The
President elect was badly advised when
he consented to have that announcement
made in semi-official form. 1t con-
sists OF two parts. and it is not easy to
decide which was intended to b, the ma
jor and which the minor notification.
The singularity OF its being published
in New York on the morning of the day
when t-st was ex pected to he made of
the anti-Conkling strength at Albany
suggests some differences which We are
reluctant to draw The first part OF this
extraordinary notification il couched in.
tue following terms:
"Che time seems fit for at least one
statement about the approaching admin
istration Of President Garfield. 1t is
not to he used as make weight, in pend
ing Senatorial contests, whether in New
York or elsewhere We are fully au-
thorized to saw this, and the words are
entitled to their full significance. :"
Had the statement ended here the in
tenton expressed would have been per-
fectly right; bnt the ahstention announc-
ell is so clearly the duty of the Presi-
dent elect that it is surprising that he
should have authorized journal tn pro,
| claim it in so formal manner. 1t seems
so superauous as TO raise doubt wheth-
er il was not intended merely ss a pre-.
face to the second part, which is as fol.
lows: -.
I eTt is proper to say, further, that the
incoming administration will see to it
,hat;the men from New York and from
Other States, who had the courage al
fChicsgo to obey the wishes of their dis
tricts in the baloting for President and
! who thus finally voted tor Garfield, shall
not suffer for it nor lose by it. They
will mol fail OF honorable recognition
for their independence, their courage
their resolute pursuit of the policy they
believed best for the republican party
and for the country"
Considering the time selected for it.
publication this locks like an assurances
from Mr. Garfield to the anti Conklins
faction that, so far as the new Presiden
, is concerned, they should lose nothing
politically by fighting Mr.. Conkling 8
Albany as reaolutely as they fought hin
at Utica and Chicago. But this is inter
ference under a mask of non-interter
ence. II Mr.. Garfield had known a
much when he authorized it as he will
know when he learns of the collapse en-
suing he would have kept strictly aloo
and have maintained the perfect si!enc,
which beftted his position.
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EErhe- Bubin correspondent 1.-the
London 1IRses says the history OF 1880
in Ireland may .Ae written iniwo words
distress and disturbance The year,
he says, came in'with the begging-box
and went out With the bludgeon, and be
doubts IL the social system Of the coun-
try will be fully reconstructed in the
nresent generation.
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TO CLEVELAND
Only 5 Hours and rs Minutes!

steubenville accommodation leaves Bell.
aire II 445 pm, Bridgeport at 500, and ar
rives at Steubeuville at sos pm.
Leaves SteubenvilIe at $50 m, Bridgeport
1t s52 m arrive at Bsllaire at 9,05 m.
Tickets can be purchased to all points
in the fat West At the lowest possible rates,
as we'll as the Bast. and baggage checked TO
destination. For full particulars, maps. sto.,
apply to N. Gordon, Ticket Agent c 4 P. R.
R., Bellaire, Ohio.
F. R. MYERS.
General PASSENGER & Ticket Agent.
JOHN THOSAs. General Superintendent.
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Seven Farms for Sale.

fNHR subscriber snsrs for sals sevsn wslr
i improved farms, eontariug from
80 10 400 Acres Each.
at very low rates and on easy terms
A part Of this land Il offered BY the an
dersisned a. Executor Of tkg sststs Of Jaesb'
NeG, deceased.
For further particulars call dH
GsORdR Nkfr,
Ona mile west Of New Castle, or, Sfiftss af
-Laine.s T. o., Aonrss Comfy. Ohis.
july 49, 'Soms.
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HGARrIELp rendered Hon. &. P

wGARFrELb rendered Hon. E. P
MoRros. Of New York. the position Of
sscrefdrx oftAs Nlys ! xh!cti ]! n ~. ere
specially declined. MoxrpS q Coskr
LING's candidate for the Treasury De-
partment Portfolio, and no other position
will satisfy him or the Eastern banking
interesis.
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Note on Running of Trains. LEAST
BOUND-New. York Fast L,us daily. entire
train, runs through from Chicago TO New
York. sleepers attached. Day Express daily,
except Sunday. New York Nail, daily.
Sleeping Car, Ssudusky to Grafton.
WKsT BuUND-chicage Past Line dsily,
entire train runs throagh from Nav York 10
Chicago Slsepers attached. Chicago
Express runs daily on G.. o. ana l.. 3.
Divisions. Chicago Mail runs daily On main
line and c. o, Divisicn; on ether divisions
daily, except Sunday. Sleeping Car, Grafton
Saudusky. All ether trains daily, except
sunday,
. C. II. HubsoS, Sup't Trans. Q. Div, Chicago
W. &. RBPPkRT, Pass. Agt, Columbus.
I'm. Cole, General Ticket Agent. Balti-
more. es
I C. K LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
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FARM #
~ -. -oR-
200 ACRES FOR SALE.

THR undersigned desire Ia sell their fArn
4 Of 200 acres lying rimmsdiatsly least sf
Boston. Belmont county, Ohio. There d N
the farm two good dwelling housss, coed
stable, barns. sheep houses. and In shsrt
every building necessary. Land all lays
well; 10 well watersd, and all In grsss. There
10 three good orchards on IL. Will sell low
and on long time with low rate Of interest.
For further particulars inquire Of
ATKINSON BROTH ERs.
Dovls, SONS. Batssvills, 0his.
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Eg There is q deadlock in the indi-
ana Senate. Both parties have nomina-
ted candidates for the positions to be
filed. but the ballots thus far have re.
suited 10 lie. Two National Senator'S
vote. With tile Democrats and one with
the Republicans.
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EE The Ohio Bar Association held a
meeting at Columbus a few days since,
and agreed to recommend an Amend
ment to the Constitution to the Legi.a-
ture 10 change the judicial system. The
plan proposed abolishes the District
Court, increases the number OF Judges
of the Supreme Court and gives that
Court sessions for each county, and pro-
yides for the choice of Judges to it upon
the priuc'ple Of minority voting, giving
each voter hut two v tes in the selection
of three judges each year, the Court to
consist OF nine members.
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EF st. ClairsviIie lobbyists are in CO.
lumb1s watching the County Seat reno
val bill Il. glands fourth on the c.len-
dar, and d.'mu sici NAV be expeaaed from
the advocates from Bellalre and St.
Clairsyille atanv time.
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The following States would lose one
member each:
: Alabama, Florida, Indiana. Illinois,
Louisiana, Maine. Massachusetts,, Mary
land. New Hampshire, o1io. Tennessee
and Vernon.
Pennsylvania would lose two and New
York three members.
Arkansas. Californis, Iowa. Michigan,
Mississippi, South Carolina aud West
Virginia would esin one member each :
Minnesota and Nsbraski two each, and
Kansas and Texas three each.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature has
been ofgsnfzad in the interest OF the
CAMERoNs. OIlysR is the CAMERON
candidate for U S. Senator, while Grow
is the anii- CAMERON candidate. The for
ner will probably win.
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Death OF Mrs. GOV. shannon.

LAWRENCE, KS, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Gov.
w. Shannon died in This city to-day
Her husband was at one time Governor
OF Ohio, and under Franklin Pierce was
territorial Governor Of Kansas. The
funeral. tomorrow, Will be attended hy
prominent officials OF the State.
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nwcenerai p. ..,.prn who was ele

,nF: General PLAIsrED, who was elect :
ed Governor Of Maine on the Fusion
ticket last September. Is to he swind led
by tie Republican majority In the Leg
islature. Davis, the Republican eandi-
GATE, although defeated, will be declared
Governor.
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Garfield Resigns.

CoLuMBUs. O., Jan. 5.-This morning
Gov. Foster sent to the Ohio Senate
special message along with letter from
President elect Garfield, renouncing and
declining the United States Senatorship,
which was Immediately referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
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Tie Thermometers throug ghout Wyo-
ming Territory averaged from 35 to 80
degrees below zero last week, and some
OF the residents swear 1t would be colder
if the thermometer we're longer.
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sW-Is.is NOW settled bsyoud dispute
that HANCOCK has msjority over GAR
FIELD Of the popular vote,
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RIf HAYES desires dignity ana su
perlor qualifications in one OF his Sa-
preme Judge appointments. be should
appoint ALLEN G THURMAN to Gil the
first vacancy that occurs. ~
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While engaged in dancing, ,at Addison,
Michigan, Mrs. Garfield fell to The
floor, and her hand was 80 lacerated nv
her husband's boot-heel that she died in
II hours.
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EE Bands OF students in Berlin mob
bed all the Jews they met ON New Years
Day. Several hoases kept by Jews we're
visited, :sshsir se%nersp drioAu outsand the
contents broken up and thrown into the
street.
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EFThe New York Sxn is authority

EET The New York San is authority
foi the statement that the past years i'm
migration has exceeded all former re-
cords. The prodigious aggregate of
$40, S0S arrivals at Csstle Garden SUI
passes anything before known there,
and no doubt the same Il tru. re yarling
the arrivals during 1889 " tina nther
seaports OF this country. Fhe new year,
nevertheless, bid. fair ro ou,do IN this
respect even the unprecedented one just
ended
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One Hundred and Forty and Z Half

Acres Of good land for salS, on the B. 1 9. W.
B. R., near Armstrong; Mills. Ovsi 100
acres cleared. we'll watsrsd, orchard, dwell.
ling house, large barn, 30. fsrms easy. Fer
further information apply IN person or By
letter to C. W ARMSTRONG,
Armstrong; Mills, Belmont Co.. Ohis.
dsc24, ,80w4.
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EW Congressman CosGER Is the nom
ines of the Michigan Legislature for U.
s. Senator. ~ s
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Apportionnent Of Representatives.

APpOftl0HKi6nC OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In Congress, on the 9th inst, Mr..
spsINeep. Of Illinois. introduced bill
apporMoning representation ia the House
OF Representatives. The number Of
msmhers appnrtioned 10 each State is
fxad ~ follows:
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wThe Ny. Forld says: General
GARFIELD has served early notice upon
Mr.. CosKLIse Ahat, 1898" Is, more nu-
merous than 1906"
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wGeneral NATHAN Corr. JK.. of
West Va, was nominated and CONFIRMED
as Secretary OF the Navy on the 9Th
inat
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THE SYMPTOMS

of Liver Complaint are bitter or bad taste
In the mouth: Pain in the Back sides or
Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism. soJR
STOMACH, Loss of Appetite, Bowels alternately
costive and lax; Headache Loss Of memory
with painful sensation Of having failed to
do something which ought to have been done
DfBfLIrY Low SPrRIrs, thick yellow appear.
ancs of the Skin and Byes, q dry Cough often
mistaken for Consump,io
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease. At others very few; but the Liver,
the largest organ in the body, is generally
the seat Of disease, and II not Regulated in
time, great suffering, wrstchedness ana death
will eusue
As AN UNEAILING SPECIFIC
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION Jauudice,
Bilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE. Colo, Da-
preston Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn. &C., &c.,
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
This justly celebrated medicine, Regulates
the Liver. promotes digestion, and fortinss
the system against malarial.
CAUTION.
See that you get the Genuine In clean
white wrapper with large red w." Prepared
only by
J. II. ZEID.IN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GEIf thespresent Congress desires to
rank first on tbe Ilstlof tosdies 70 tosiIy-
ism, st it enact, that GRANT shall be
placed on the rs:irea LIST With fultpay
and allowances of General 10 the
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~ Governor PORTER, of Indiana,
was married TO q New York lady, . Mica
STONE, last week.
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Census Returns.

The Superintendent OF the Census
makes the following approximate state.
rnent Of the population Of the States and
Territories. 1t is believed to be very
near the official figures, which are expect.
ed to appear next week:
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,% The latest thing in the sleigh line
is. 10 arrange four wooden runners on the
axles Of ordinary vehicles, like wheels.
A person who has set Of these runners
cap nov change his wagon or buggy
inso "a sleigh atpleasure. The m1n wi o
invented that should have monument.
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FHon. EUGENE Hale. of Maine,
will succeed HAMLIN in the u s Senate.

EThe annual expenditure, necessary.
af eonrss. to run the White House, is
Sll9.964
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w wCoi.J..G FAIR is the Democratic
nomines for United States Senator from
Nevada.
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RAILROADS.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
CONDENSED TIME CARD.

GOING EAST AND wEsT.
On and after Nov. 7. 1890, all trains will
run daily (exospt sunday as follows:
8 Through trains to Pittsburgh.
2 Through trains to Cleveland.
Through trains to Chicago.
Pullmau's Parlor Cars between Wsllsville
and Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains he.
tween Alliance and Chicago.
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It produces the largest quantity x The
most valuable crops st the
L. O w EST CSOSTy
1t psrma nentIy improves and kssps up shs
fertility Of the soil. Sgst
Restores exhausted soil to its original
richness and hastens tn. maturity Of the
crops.
The money value and annual returns sf
the land are largely increased By supplying
this absolutely necessary mineral rsstorsr 10
land In which II ID deficient.
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS
VIM. F. Beardmore's,
South OF Public Square.
Furniture,
!. / Queensware,
Groceries.
Furniture,

You can buy any Of the above articles
cheaper st this place than any other estabv
lishment in the county. nov23, 80.
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TIME Table.
TAKE EFFECT IL NJ, July. 1. 1850.

Trains make connection with the B. 4 Q.
and C. 4 z. Railroads, also. with Capt La
keus' steamboat. "Pres Rllison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
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~....s.-. -.
"a union of hearts, a union of hands,
A union of States none may sever;
A union Of lakes, q union of lands.
And the FLAG OF ouR UgIoN FOREVER.
s<sG-sr s.,s-ssss-,s = : X, a.. - *
xezl e u
EwAddress all .stte's:
"THE SglRy. eR -DEMooRAcY,"
Woodsfeld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.
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Bellaire u Southwestern r. r.
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wArkkronp. Pa. June S. 1850

The Csrbonats OF Lime Dust purchased
last spring sowed broadcast on an old
meadow that had been moved for long
time ard had become 7srv badly run. Il 10
clsv soil. am satisfied that whsrs the Lime
per cent, Its effects were plainly 10 b. sssn
while the grass Was growing and mp TO ths
time Of moving, | intend to repsat Il The
coming spri'g, The spring before sewsd
plaster on part Of the ssme meadow, bnt
am satisfied that the Lime did me the heat
service, Very truly, WV. BRNsON.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
TIME GARD.

EAsTBoUNu-Dec. 10, 1850.
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Address orders and communications y
Belm0ns FERTILIZER C0mpaoy.
ArmstronR's Mills, Belmont Comfy, 0his,
)r to W. T. Norris. Agent, Woodsxsld, Ohis,
rho keeps the Lime Dus. onshand st uaau-
acturer's prices. All Agents Of the ,.
8. W. R. r. are authorised Agents Of this
company. dse2l's0nS.
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