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Cambridge Jefersonian, 2Sth inst.)
RAILROAD SYNDICATE.
For the Construction of the Bell.
aire, Beaver Valley and
shawnee Railway. @

The negotiations for the purchase OF
the Eastern Ohio Railroad, mentioned
in these columns last week. were termi-
mated here on Saturday, W II. and C. B.
Stevens having sold their interests in the
above named road to syndicate con.
sisting OF Hon. F. NJ Atkinson, Repre-
e. sentative W. H. Atkinson and G r. At
kinson, OF Belmont County, Henry Mil.
Ter and M. Hastings, of B,tesville. and
Col. j. H. Sullivan, of Bellaire, and %
be known the Bellaire, Beaver Valley
and Shawnee Rsilroad Company. This
company proposes to construct narrow
gauge road from Bellaire through to q
point on the Muskingum River, six
miles below McConnellsviIle. Leaving
Belmont County this line will pass
through parts Of Monroe, Noble and
Guernsey Counties, and when the entire
hDe is completed will extend to Shs vince,
Perry County. The route betw B III
aire and Point Pleasant has not set been
definitely agreed upon, the two points
most in doubt icing Seuecaville and Sa.
rahsville. This company, in its purchase,
has the old Calico road bed from Point
Pleasant to Washington; and branch
running northeast perhaps to connect
with the Connection Valley Railroad at
owerstown, is q part of this railroad
scheme and one which Col. Sullivan, the
President, informs us may he carried On
simultaneously with the construction OF
the main line. The Syndicate has ad-
dressed the public by circular outlining
the purporied objects OF the projectors
and calling attention to the trade charac.
teristics of the country through which
their line will pass.
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knowledge he had accumulated. In the
Constitutional Convention he was highly
esteemed, and in the volume OF debates
will be found many OF his speeches
which would do honor TO the ablest Of
that body. go marked in IT'S list OF mem
bers 70, high ability. For talent, for
eccentricity, for gawky gestures for
fools and strangers who knew him not
to laugh at, we may never look upon bis
like again.
At home, among his people, Edward
Archbold was highly esteemed and was
popular. Yet be had enemies. as ell
positive men have. He knew he was
eccentric. but he could not help it. 1t
was the bette noir o his existence. Ta-
king advantage of this, his weakest point,
and OF his sensitiveness on the subject.
his enemies used to circulate tales about
his oddities, some of them OF q charac-
ter extremely vulgar, which, when told
to Archbold, would drive him to the
verge. il, indeed, he did not pass it, OF
insanity. Those who knew Archbold
hest placed no credit in them. yet as The
tales were all of character that one so
eccentric might commit they obtained
credit among the people, and were doubt
less, the main cause of his leaving a
people to whom be was much attached;
and seeking new home in the far West.
At one time he had an ambition to 60
to Congress, yet .he felt that his ecceu-
tricities OF manner would injure his
prospects for nomination, and he never
was candidate, although much urged
Had he been elected to Congress be
would have been q marked man-more,
perhaps, for his eccentrici:ies than FOL
his high talent.
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eT Republican speakers and journals
have At times much ridiculsd 4he weak
ness Of the Democratic ;pnrty under the
rule OF the caucus; butAt; ;is doubtful il
that party ever occupied more degra-
ding position than the Republican Sen.
ate now does. 1t is known that mum
ber OF Senators are tired OF the miser
able nonsense of struggling for weeks
for the control Of the Senate Offices and
wish to hold an executive session for
the purpose OF confirming the nomina.
tons made by the President; but the
caucus has been sufficiently powerful to
compel them to obey its orders, aud the
public business is neglected while q de-
bate that is scandalEing to, the country
is continued with nothing more to res
lieve its monotony than such feeble
quarreling as could be heard 10 q CON-
mon city council. After the present ex.
hibition OF its weakness, the Republican
party can scarcely, with any consistency,
blame the Democratic marty for:tbe same
unmanly conduct. ct.-Bellaire Independ.
snt, Republican.
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THE CZAR's ABODE.
His Gloomy Life Surrounded by
SOldierS..Other Russian Notes.

/. LONDON, April ga letter from St.
Petersburg gives gloomy account Of
the new. Cars life at the Castle OF CAT.
selma, 80 miles from the capital. Before
the Court removed thither several hum
dred artisans Of the Preobrajincy regi.
ment we're sent to make the necessary
alterations. At midnight they assem-
tled in the church at Gatcblna and we're
sworn to silence, death or Siberia being
the penalty OF the infIsction of oath.
Ten roubles was the price Of each mans
silence. The alternations were made in
forty-eight hours. Vadki soon loosen.
ed the tongues of the workmen, and the
following is description Of the pre-
cautions against assass sination made in
the palace of the Gar. A subterranean
passage leads from the Cars room TO
the stables. where number of horses
are kept, saddled and hridled, day and
night. Sentinels are posted at intervals
of twenty yards all around the building.
The Imperial bed room has two win
dows, protected at night by massive iron
shutters, which can only be reached
from the outside by passing through
three spacious ante-chambers, in which
are posted eighty Cossacks, armed to
the teeth. They are allowed to speak
and move about in the two outer rooms,
but in the ball adjoining the Cars bed
room, perfect silence is maintained all
night. The General on duty during the
day sits in an easy chair, his Cossacks
sitting on diyan which runs around the
whole room. At the Generals right
tband is knob OF an electric apparatus,
which rings A. bell in every guard house
within the palace grounds. When the
Emperor is about to retire, before shut
ting the door, be moves the outer handle
80 no entrance can be effected until be
himself personally opens the door from
the inside Unlike his father he cannot
endure armed soldiers in his bed cham
Der. Several mines have been discov-
cred at St. Peters burg and qusntity of
dynamite seized just after it had been in-
troduced into the court yard OF the pal
ace OF Gatschine-concealed in q load
OF hay.
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~ Republican Senators are doing
the party no good and not little harm
In continuing the deadlock in the Sem
ate. A contest OF. weeks and months
In regard TO the Senate Offices is neither
profitable or digni6ed business, and
looks like very small game for Sena-
tors to engage ia.-Bellaire Isdepssdsas,
RepSblieas.
Well said. The present officers are
admitted to be competent. The session
was called to consider treaties and nom.
iuation. and not to elect of1cers Of the
Ssasse. Al the regular session IN De-
cember next the election Of officers will
come up ss the 6rst business, but RID
DLEBERaEk, the head and front OF the
Repudistionisks ia Virginia, and the
nominee Of the Republican Caucus. viii
not be- elected Ssrgsaat-at.Arms evsn
then. Marh that.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


CHRISTIAN vlRRHRLLgR and CssolInsv ~.
" heller whose place q rsssdsnse - -
Office address b the sitp q WAssline. WEI
Virginia, and Elizabeth IvsrAsra. vheee
place Of residenoe and pssssnss aAlssss &
Belingtcn, Barbour eeunsy, Wae VisgipIs.
will take notice that On ths q - q Am.
A. d, 1851, the plaintiff, Rredsvisk HlnaleSes.
ger, Glsd in the ceurt sf comxDon pleos q
Monroe county, 0hiss his pstiliss aoainss ~
above named defendants, The Object snA
prayer Of which b 70 sbeain . iuaeus.S
against the said dsfsndsns, Chslssiao ytes.
heller, on . promissoiy nsto szeoaAS4 "a
delivered By him 10 plaintiff, daasd b ptsnSse
8, 1874. calling for the sun 4 81 .ooo. vish
eight per cent interest frsa daas. eeh,esa =
the cssdits therein ststsd; - - 1bese,oee :
mortgage given 70 sssurs NJ payment e
said note, on the following dssesihsa Nj
estate, to wit:
The east half Of the east hall q ~ seuth
east quarter Of section thirty fsus. ssvpsAip
two, range three, also ths est k.lf 81 ~
northeast quarter Of the nssthsass ouarsee
Of section shirty thru, township tuc. panse
three situate IN Nonsss sosnty. OH y N
The above named dsssadssts ~ peeulr,6
to answsr this petition ea u bsiees - iltA
day OF June, 4 D. 1881,
P1ARsoH Z Doon1l.
spfiSAssisS A1sysiR plsls3R
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Northumberland 25.-Cat,le-

BaItimOre.-Aprii 25.-Cat'le-
Very best on sale to-day = l24a6 40:
that generally rated frst quality 5 25a
6 90; medium or good fair quality 90
a5 l2A; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cnws 00s4 90; extreme range OF pr-
ces 8 00a6 40; most OF the sales were
from 5 25a6 DOC.
Hoes-Trade is not active. Prices
are about as they were last week, quail
ty considered Prices 7tsSas; lew sci.
ling at either extreme,
Sheep-Pricss show slight decline
on last weeks figures. quality consider
ed. The butchers make more extended
inquiry now for clipped sheep. W.
quote clipped sheep at 4a5ac; wool
sheep At .64c: lambs 7a10c.
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gWe publish on our frat page the
able speech Of Hon. GEoRoE n. PEN
pLEroS on the deadlock in the O. S.
Senate. Mr.. PESDLsros arraigns: the
Republican party before the country ia
. mastery manner for their wansou ob.
structiou OF business for the benefit Of
MAHoNE. RIDDLEBeRasR 3 Co., aud the
verdict Of the people will sustain every
coun,in the indictment ]Our s.readers
should peruse the speech carefully and
BY SO doing, fully understand the causes
Of the delay In the transaction Of i'm
portant public business bsfcrethe Sen
alta. -...
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Wlt is little singular that the stu
pendous "S.sr. Mail route frauds sprung
up in the only Department OF the Gov
ernment presided over by Democrat
during President Hayes Administration.
-Gserrses Times.
But is it not 80 little singular" that
the officers In the DEPARTMENT who per-
petrsted "the stupendous Star Nail
route frauds" we're oil Republicans
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LEGAL, NOTICE.

CARAH BoRDNKR and Hsnsy 3. Dssasss.
NJ whose portohfcs addfsss Il alsossek.
York county, Pennsylyania; EiIsabstA NJ.
per, George Harper and Jacob uaskle, wk6oo
postofics address Il psnSabssSaek, Rissxls
county, West rissiniss A1bsssa hsspp aad
James Hsupp, whose postslaes addssss b
Lockpert. jackson county, West visgisis;
Elizabeth Smith, Sebastian Smith, MassAa
Smith An l j.. ". Smith, vhsss Deal11ss AA-
dress 10 Rayensyood. Jsckoes county. West
Virginia; Mary a. HArkls, ca - omAla,
Olive Jane Aarkls,- ". Granville ilaskIe. q.
wood Markle, EsohorG Nafkls. vietssia nas.
kle and 1Ha Bell Markls, WHOSE tssssnesiAl.
dftis is Hebron, Peasants comfy, Wsss 'yis.
ginia, with take notice that On ths i3th day
Of March, 1881, Lydia clssg ~ hse kuab6ad
Samuel Clesg, hlsd . pstilisQ u ~ soal4 q
common plsas Of Monros spRuiv, OKLA ~
object and prsysrsf Whiek d = cklsln -.
tition and assisnmsns Of dewss - NJ ~
lowing described premises situate h sai3
county Of Monroe, to wits ~
Known ~ . part Of the sast hslf sf ~
northeast quarter Of ssssien aovenlesis
township seven Of range ssvsn, ee6n 51Sinf:
for the same It stake On ~ ssat6i3 =
said section and eighty sight reds ss1th m
the northeast corner of said aoollsn iss9ea.
teen, running thence ven isvsu ~ my slx
hundredth rods 10 . stake II ~ seaa: 49,
south ten and half degrees vsst shlssy ~
and twenty eight ons hundfsdsA M siSsx
the road to . stake n the asotiea line: dAenoS
north one and half dssrsss vsst thit4y
four and sixty hundredth reAi y ths jlsSe
Of beginning, containing ssvsa asd svs han.
dyedth aerea 49, &. "a. IS .ss..s-
Also, the following parcel fof sssos q lnna:
Beginning for the sans q 8 stahe suoosy
nine and sixty hnndrsdth seds ssuth q ~;
northwest corner Of section slsven = ~
section line In tovaship ssvsa q pong.
seven; thence south ene hunlesA - IA
and forty hundrsdth rods 70 : stske: q -
east eighty and isurtssn kunise1tk y6s5ts s
stake; thence north eighty enc ~ M haS.
dredth rods to . staks; shsnss nsssh eixty
eight degrees and forty I've ninuSee vsce
eighty sig ana thirty TIVE huhastash - q
the place of bssinaing sou0lni1k ~ eiehs
and seventy hundrslth aeras. saesos shSdA
three acres sold Of Of he lat i1sS1lc1Sea
tract BY Jacob nafkls sJsAh ns5ae1aE;
Alss. lots sunbsssd slIht ~ - Io'1Hs
town Of Ailtensbufg, nsassS Senn1uI go,
You are required % Answer - acr1ien
on o. before The lsth dsY u nlay, lo6l.
LYDIA cL1oa ~
SAMUEL CtD0o: s
By sptiggs I briggs, tAsls At1lltGyu.
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'Mttp advertisements,
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that 3 petition
IN will be presen ted to the Commissioners
Of Monroe County, Ohio, at their June ses-
sion, 1881, praying for an alteration Of the
county road leading from the Woodsdsld and
Brownsville road to the Woodsfsld and An
tioch road in said county, beginning at the
forks Of the road south Of James Hawkins
house; thence along the old road to stream
called Dismal; thence along . by road to the
said Woods6eld and Autioeh road south Of
John Hobbs house.
may3,'81w5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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" wThe deadlock In the Senate can
not last all summer. One party will
hack. down, and II may not be the DEM
ocratic par,y.-Bsllairs Independent, Re.
psblican.
The Democratic Senator's have been
ready every day since March s b to dis
pose OF the business for which the spe-
cial session was called. The Republi.
can Senator'S have voted down all mo-
tions to proceed to business, and they
will have to back down from. their un-
tenable position.
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Advertising Cheats.

Il has become 90 common to write the
beginning OF an elegant, interesting ar
ticle and then run 1t into some advertise
ment that We avoid all such cheats aud
simply call attention to the merits OF
Hop Bitters in as plain honest terms as
possible, to induce people to give them
one trial, as no one who knows their
value ever use anything eise.-Provi.
dsnes Advertiser.
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r. The Pond bill did not pass. This
leaves the way open for something bel
ter.-Bellairs 1Fibsse.
Rut when will your party provide
.some,hing betterp Col. POM is q
Republican and disposed to fulfil. the
promises made to the people BY the Re-
publicsns. but . Republican majority in
both houses defeated bis bill. Don'l
make any promises on the temperance
question In the future.
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SWTbe Enqsirer'. Columbus corr


D0Tbe Enqsirer's Columbus corres.
pondens summarizes the present Rspub-
lican Legislature In this caustic man.
ner:
"In the vacillating trickery and insin.
cerity OF this Legisla ure upon the tenn
perance question the vices ofsthe Eegis.
lature blossomed to perfection; and the
fruit was Sodom apples which turned to
ashes upon the lips of the temperance
people, and the liquormen we're. fed up.
on the same fruit, to their intense dis.
gust. They we're pledged 70 ,the enact.
msnt OF Local Option law. 1t failed
Then came the Pond tax bill as . sub.
stitute, which was little less than black.
mailing scheme. Dietillers, brewers and
saloon.keepers sent their agents to. Co.
lumhus, or came themselves, anxious to
save their business and protect their in,
terests from such atrocious legislation
BY the liberal use Of money they sue.
ceeded ia strangling this promising in.
fsnt. As last escape from the dilem.
ma Constitutional Amendment wss
proposed TO let the people vote upon
these propositions, and thus relieve 3
cowardlv and cquivocating body from
i.s responsibility. All the forces were
mustered. Governor Foster pleaded
With Senator's to vote for ;lhe Amend
men,s, "as the party would be ruined VI
They failed aud lef, the Rspublican ma.
joritv revealed in its true light"
"There was not single iaw passed to
protect the people against the wrong,
OF large corporations. The old palace.
car job made i,s annual appearance, and
was "worked" until Senator'S we're sup.
piled with palace, e,car passes. The school.
book lobbyists, the most brnzen and
corrupt that ever seduced q Legislature
docked into the Senate, and only twelve
Senator's we're found out of thirty-sever
who voted for the peoples interests ..
against their wrongs. Telephone, tele.
graph and railroad bills, were run ou
upon the Legislative stage. with pros,
porous lobbyists behind. the scenes pul.
ling the strings and giving them = seem
ing vitality, until somesone had beer
bled, when these virtuous bills. drafted
In the interest Of the public, suddenly
fell.dead, and their ianccent auakors for,
got for some 6naccotntsbie 'canse, tha
they had ever given them BIRTH"
That is . record that the Republican
party ought to be, and 10, heartily
ashamed of.
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INSOLYENT NoTICE

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the Probate
~ Court Of Monroe County. Ohio, has de-.
clared the estate Of Evan Hansy, deceased,
to be probably inselvsnt. Persons indebted
to said estate are required 10 present their
clainss for allowance, within six months from
this date, March -, 1881.
THOMAS MARTIN,
Admir- Of the estate Of Rvan Haaey, decd.
moh22, ,8la.
sraiscs L DA,scs, Att,ys.
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wIt now begins to lock asif Deacon
Richard Smith had malicicusly used the
Democratic party of Cincinnati as amin.
strument for its own destruction. II
Mayor Means enforces the Sunday laws
and honestly tries TO suppress vice, q
be promises to do. he will drive . large
portion OF the Democrats out OF the
city, for want Of occupation, which will
leave the Republicans la difdisputed con-
trol-Bellairs Tribxxs, Repnblican.
Mayor MEANS will enforce the Sunday
law, and should your predictions prove
true, zoe predict that the editor OF the
Tribass and other tuanagers-in the Re
publican party will rejoice because ol
the temporary advantage they will ob.
tain. Republican temperance principles
are mere professions, to.be cast aside .,
any time that votes can be obtained for
their party. -. -.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
~ pesals will BE- received at the office Of the
Township Clerk of Lee township, Monroe Co..
Ohio, until Wednesday June let 1881, ut noon,
for the building of School house In Joint
Sub-district No. 4. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the Office OF the Township
Clerk.
township. WILSON MARTIN,
april26, ,Slw4. 7opasAip Clerk.
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ETSc good . newspaper - the
Cleveland Leader should be careful how
It makes uncomplimentary Aings at the
temperance people-there are . great
many Of them In Ohio.-Bslld;re 1ri6
xns.
As your party will learn to ito sorrow
IN October next. The Republican party
csst '.uncomplimentary tiings at the tenn
psraace people," by defeating the PoxD
bill Aad Local Option 10 the Legislature
The past Winter.
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eEln Russia the suthorities reduce
prisoners to the verge Of starvstion to
make them reveal the names Of their
oonfederates 10 crime. Brutality BY the
Government to wiring confessions is to
be deprecated the same as murder and
assassination by the culprits. A truly
great government can not afford to de-
scend to the methods made use OF by the
criminals It desires to apprehend and
bring to justice.
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SaERISr HILLEs discharged Albert
Ellis from the position Of Deputy and
Jailer last Thursday. The Jail Guard,
John Bailey, is again on .dnty 10 the
county bsstile. II 10 understood that
Mr.. Ellis removal was caused by the re-
cent jail delivery.-@. Llawsuile Ga
Sste.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AuDrfoR's OrrIcs, MoSaos Ccux1Y, !
WoonsFIslD, OHIo. Nay 2, 1881.
To O. Oehrs, or sehom IL may Concern;
Notice Is hereby given, that Rphraim
Hall has deposited in the County Treasury q
sum Of money sufficient to redeem lot No. IS
in the town Of Sardls. Said land was sold
at Delinquent Tax Sale BY John Gatchell
Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January
Is. 1851, in the name Of Rphraim Hall "a
Christian Cshrs.
8. A. ATKINSON,
may3,'8lt3. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio
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wGRIER, q Pennsylvania delegate

EEGRIER. . Pennsyiyanis delegate
to the Chicago Convention, who voted
for GARFIELD from first to last, 10 the
maddest man in the United States. A.
ter the inauguration Hevisited Wash.
ington and asked for he position q
Second Assistapt Postmss.sy General.
GARFIELD, appointed him Third Assist-
ant, which Mr. GaER declinsd, sxid
some cuss words and saed. took the iifs'
train for home. His ,opiaion tot GAR
+SlEED is not as exalted now as when bis
nomination was announced o7er the
1905 GRANT column. His idol has
bean smashed and thrown into the
waod- shed, as 1t were. --~&-
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How It was Done.

allow do you manage" said lady
10 her friend, ITO appear so happy and
good natured all the time pn II always
have 1arker's Ginger Tonic handy" was
.he reply, land thus easily Keep mvselt
and family in good health. When / sm
we'll l always feel gond natured." Read
about 1t in another column.
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TUITION.
ATTACHMENT.

James Stephens, plaintiff ! Before James
vs., Nesbttt, J. r. OF
John o. Padsn. defendant, Lee township,
Monroe county. Ohio: On the 18th day OF
March, 1881, said Justice issued An order Of
attachment in the above action for the sum
Of $50. and SO probable costs. Said case
set fer hearing Nay Is, 1881.
sprl9, ,'slwS. JAMES BTRPHRNS
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NOTICE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE
sARDIs, MONROE CO., O.

WILL OFFER at private sale the foAsw.
i irg named property: Lot No. 4; iot No. %
and west half Of lot No. "a. with large
2 story dwelling containing eight rooms, in
good repair, wa,h house, stable and other
out buildings; good oistern on the premises.
Also. one store house and granary situate on
lot No. 10. JOS. RICHARDSON.
mays 'S1m2.
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~ The Star route mail robbers are
receiving lively shaking up. 1t is the
opinion OF leading men OF both parties
that GARFIELD will insist on having "Ihe
rascals hunted down."
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ALEXANDER HARrER's barn, three
miles south OF Barnesville, was burned
last Saturday night The barn and all
its contents, including six horses, were
eoneumed.
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~Mr. WHrrELAw REID, Editor Of
the N. r. 7ribsns. and Miss ELIEABErH
MlLLs, were married in New York on
the seth inst
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HY0u the 96th inst, the Mississippi
River, near Quincy, Ills, was ten miles
wide.

WThe Republicans are despondent
They feel It In the cir that the Demo-
Gratis will carry Ohio ct the next elec.
ton.
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EyThe Eaton Democrat says that "it
sticks out all around" that "lesding Re-
publicans OF Ohio have but little hope
Of carrying the State mex. fall"