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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate

Chancery Court Of Shelby ooun y-14S2. L
Dittlebach ct al VS.. Louis KAUFMAN ct al
I44l, Carter Kirkland ct Il va. Louis Kauf-
man ct a 1894 J Stettheimer Co. va.
Louis Kaufman ct al-l4l9 Geo. A Davis &
Co. vs.. Louis Kaufmap OF al-l49i. jackson
lns. Co. VS.. Louig Kaufman ct al-l494-
John NJ Davis y Go. VS.. Louis Kaufman
ct al. 1000
RY virtue Of intorloeutory DEGREES for ssie.
en-, sGndte3ed IN tho above causes on December
10, lSiSs October L. 1872, March 20, 1882, and
JAne l6, 1882, will sell, atpublic auction, to
the highest bidder, in front of the Clork and
Masters ONCE, courthouse Of Shelby county,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, August 8, 1882,
within legal hours, the following de,cribed
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. :
to-Wit.
Lot No. ten uOl on the north side of st..
vnaTles street, ifonung on said street SIXTY
y6O) feet and runping back between parallel
lines l4s13 feet 10 an alley. as designated on
Rueker and Parsons subdivision Of grounds
Of VIM, OOnlBy, e---N'
Lot No. eleven Qr on the north side of 81.
Onarles street, fronting on said street 60 feet
and running back IN parallel lines llSI feet
70 an alloy, as designated on Rucker and Par.
son SUP division Of grounds forW m Oonley.
LOT 70; A, block 70 lA on Todd and Orders
map q me CITY Of Memphisl in the town Of
cors ,rlckerlng, lying on the NORTH side OF
t;or "a rsIt .tc'La leot Mobt OF inc lnteTeeo-
tlon ana eighth street, and fronting west
wardiy on Carolina street 100 feet ana ran,
niag back between parallel lines ITO feet,
tract OF land containing 9 40-lOl aero q.
being part Of what is known as the Raria, 4
tract, beginning at the northeast inteTsrcti ON
Of Hrove avenue with Robson 1885 feet 10 !.
stake within so feet Of the Momphis&Ch arles-
ton ,railrQad;thence south IS degrees oaFff With
said railroad b59H feet TO Ragland street.
thence south with the west side Of Rarland
street s4J feet to Grove avenue; thence Tsss
10 the beginning. ''0s
Terms Of Sale On credit Of 8, l2and ia
months purchaser executing notes with Rood
and suihcient security, lion retained and re-
| This June 80, 1882.
r J BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
WIN Randolph, Graft & Cooper, sol'rs.
! lO8 49,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-03

Sam Bronson, Pittsburg, 8; Charles
Brown, st. Louis, IL; Gaff, Memphis,
IL. River 80 feet Z inches and ris-
ing.
VIcKsBURG, July 2.-Arrived: City
of Providence, st. Louis. River Al
feet and stationary.
New ORLEANS, July 2.-No arriy =
ais or departures.
PITTsBURG, July 2.-River IL feet
and rising. Weather pleasant.
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FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
BID. Anderson, of Knox.
j. j. Veitrees, Of Davidson.
John 7, Hillsmsn, of Shelby.
DISTRICTS.
l John Allison, jr., Of Washington.
3 John McGrath, Of Knox.
3. ID. u Snodgrass, Of White,
1. J, M. Head, OF Sumner.
s. W. q. Houston, of Cannon.
6. W. A. Quarlos, Of Montgomery.
7, jill. Pearcy, Of titles.
s. =. A. Cham pion, Of Henry.
9. DR.. I. j. Edw rds, Of 0bion.
10. Albert 7. Nc cal, of Hardeman.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office and book bindery is prepared to
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No. will cure the most obstinate case, no
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No nauseous doses OF cubebs, copabia or oil
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To the Delightful Summer Resorts
Or
Wisconsin 3MilnGSDta
Cheap Railroad and Hotel Rates
The Great Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul R. r.

ITO Wsukesha, Oconomo7o., Milwaukee,
Il Beaver Dam, Madison, Dells of Wiseon-
sin, Nashotah, Giffords, Hartland, St. Paul,
Minneapolis, White Bear Lake, Lake Minno-
tonka, aid all the watering places of the
Golden Northwest" Cheap round trip tick
cts for sale at all principal ticket off ,es This
line runs elegant Chair and Palace Sleeping
Cas-. No pains are spared for the comfort OF
its patrons
Ladies and Children travelling
RlOue especially care d for.
The finest Eating Houses in the world are
on this railroad.
A. V. Il. CARPENTER,
G.. P. and 7. Agent, Milwaukee.
G.. EVEREST,
Gen'l So. Ag't, So Clark st., Chicago.
JOHN "CHAMP" CHAMBERLAIN,
Trav. Pass. Ag't, 1l2 N. Fourth ST., st. Louis.
est
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FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM B. BATE

OF DAVIDSON.

The Democratic state Executive
Committee.
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Be sure to buy your Tickets over the.
H., C. & ST. l. Railway.

The inexperienced Traveller need
not 90 amis; few changes are necessary, and
THROUGH sLEEPERS
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EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES.

=
The Queen City Suspender Company,
of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing
and Introducing their new Stocking Sup
porters for Ladies' and Children, and
their uneqnaled Skirt Suspenders for
Ladies. None should be without them !;
our leading physicians recommend them,
and are loud in their praise. These
goods are manufactured by ladies who
have made the wants of ladies and chill
dren study, and they ask US to refer
them to some reliable and energetic lady
to introduce them in this county, and
we certainly think that an earnest solici-
tation in every household would meet
with ready response, and that deter.
mined woman could make a handsome
salary and have the exclusive agency for
this county. We advise some lady who
is in need of employment to send to the
Company her name and address, and
mention this paper: Address Qneen
City Suspender Company, No. l79 Main
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
July 4, l8S2-26t.
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Regular Army Marksnien

The winners of prizes at the army
competition in Workmanship at Creed
moor last year have been ordered to ap-
pear at Fort Columbus, Governors Is
land, on Thursday to receive their prize
of Governor Hancock. The first prize,
a gold medal, will he awarded TO Lieu
tenant W. B. Homer, of the Fifth Ar
t;llery. Some half dozen silver medals
and three rifles will also he awarded -
One of the rifles was won by Private
Festus, of Battery A, Fifth Artillery.
stationed aG Fort Columbus The com
petition this year will again take place
at Creedmoor some time next month =
A few days ago there was competition
at Fort Columbus for places on the Fiji b
Artillery team, which is to shoot for the
Army and Navy Journal Cup at Creed
moor. This cup has previously been
won by the Seventh Regiment, N. 6 S
N Y. and by the engineers of the reg;
ular army. and if either organ z,ton is
successful in the next competition the
cup will be awarded to i, as its property
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OBITUARY.

GEORGE WILLIAM. infant son of Rev.
G. S and IzINA UMPLEBy. af,er hriet
illness, died in Urlzaba, Mexico, July 6,
1882.
This sweet babe was permitted to live
with its fond parents l year, 6 months
and 10 days, AMI then the little pearl, 81
beautifully set in the family circle on
earth, was transferred to heaven tn shine
In the diadem Of the Glorious Reieemer
May the parents have grace to still every
murmur and cause them to feel that God
does all things we'll.
Rev. G. 5. Unplebv was sent mis-
siona-Y, by the NJ. f. Church, t. Oriza-
ba, Mexico, almost three years ago, whel e
he has been laboring with good success
in doing the Masters work. May he
have sheaves for h hire aud heaven for
his everlasting pay.
Asleep in Tesus; peaceful rest,
Whose waking is supremely Jest;
No fear, Lo woe shall dim chat hour
That manifests the Saviors power.
Asleep in Jesus; far from thee
Thy kindred and their graves may be,
But thine is sill a blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes to weep.
H.M.C.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
WHEELING Tuesday. Auo i

WHEELING. Tuesday. Aug. l
Grain-The excitement of last week
has soout died out and wheat has fallen
to GOAL 80 Corn end oats slill hold
up at 95c and soc respectively.
Flcur-lNsw d ,ur has appeared and is
offering at 5os6 O5. All Brands OF old
fours have been. marked down 25c.
Choice AMBER 6 75a7 Is; medium. am.
her. 6 00a6 25; Wisconsin. s 75a7 90:
Minnesota extra. 7 75aS O0; fancy st.
Louis, s O0aS so; fancy patents, 8 25a
8 70; corn meal, per hushel. 9Oc; oat-
m al, fancy, per barrel, 5 75a6 90;
common. 5 %; rye -four, per barrel,
50a5 IS.
Cheese-I. quoted at SIC for prime
Western and. l3tal5 for New York.
Swei'zer 16tal7c, according to quality.
Limburger ,l2c.
Seeds Ehe pfieas are as follows:
timothy ? Is; clover 5 o0a5 60; Blue
Grass l 10; orchard grass 2 90
Butter-Wholesale price is 1914 per
pound.
Honey Scarce at l6,l7 per pound.
YinegarlDouhle strength vine vine.
gar, 25a30c, standard. I1al3c; l0a1Id
for country stock wine vinegar Soc.
Died Fruits We quote prime quar.
tered apples at 046c; evaporated apples
l3sl4c per pound; eysporated peaches
(unpaiIed1 lsc per pound,
Hay-Baled hay commands Sl3 so
per ton and 4 good trade Is done. Cam.
mon. loose on wag IN, brings $ll o0a
IL so.
Wool-This staple still feniaining az
35a36c and is quiet.
Feaihers-Live geese firm st 50a55c;
40a45c for mixed
O,ls-Lati oil. extra western strained,
95caSl 90; carbon oil s.; white miners'
oil, winter strained, 60c.
Beeswax-No. 1, l2c
Salt-Per barrel 81 90.
Tallow-Market steady Country 6a65c
per pound city 7a71c.
Beans Receipts cpme in slowly and
demand steady; prime navles 8 IS;
do medium 8 3d.. butter do 25o3 40;
red kidney 2 75a3 OO; red PINK 2 75a
3 25; limas 7c.
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Resolutions of Resnect.

WHEREAS, Our worthy Brother, JOHN
EVAN MIRACLE. member of Bright Eye
Lodge No. $40, l o. o. F., has been
called from among US by death, the frater-
nifty of l. 0. o. F. have been called to pay
the last tribute of respect to a brother.
How solemn and impressive the warning.
Let its lesson sink deep into Our hearts.
After Suffering almost two years with
the dread disease, consumption, be was
summoned by the grim monster, Death,
to pass through the portal OF his domin-
ion that be might enter the happy realm
beyond the grave. He leaves an amia-
bile wife and three children. one boy and
two girls, to mourn ais loss
ReSolUed. That we his surviving Broth
ers will not mourn in sadness at his de-
parture, feeling confident that our Broth
er has gone to brighter home on high.
Resolved. That we sympalhize ieepl7
with his family, and relatives, and with
bowed and suhdued hearts. pronounce
the last sad service over his remains at
the grave.
Resolued, That while he has been with
US from youth to the grave, his upright
ness as man, a christian, citiz.n and
for years past as member Of our fra
ternity I. o o F., we have learne to
love and esteem highly, and We deeply
eel his loss.
Rcsotved, That we offer these resolu
tions as words of coincidence to the FAM
lv, relatives and friends of the 6ecease
Brother
Resolued That these resolutions be
published in the Monroe County papers
and copy be sent to the bereaved FAM
lily and the same be spread upon the
minutes Of the Lodge.
H. R. CASH,
G W RoBISsoN,f y Committee.
H. H TANNER
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wwe clip the rollo wing items from


eFWe clip the following items from
the Ciarington Independent, An inst:
The Alan Beiser river bottom farm
of So acres, near this place, was sold
this week 10 Mr. John Ksyser for &c.
700.
A son of James C.egg, of Round
Bottom. had his right arm broken and
an ugly cash cut on his head by falling
mt of an apple tree. DR.. Webb, of
Cameron, was called to perform The ne
cessary surgery.
Yearly Meeting of the Christian
Churches Of Monroe aad adjoining eonu
ties will be held at Malaga. this county,
beginning August 25 aud lasting several
days. Elder Rowe. eiitor nf the Amer
lean Christian Review, will be prese 1t
during the meeting
A little ten;year:old son of John Arm,
near this place, was seriously hurt on
last Saturday. He was picking berries
near cliff OF rocks, a I'd sippeti,. falling
aHd rolling about 80 feet. His head was
cut to the bone, little forward of the
ears, nearly from ear to ear, besiies be-
| ing bruised on the body IN several pla-
ces DIR. Hahermehl was called to sew
mp the painful cot, an at this writing
.he little fellow is improving.
Mr.. Ed. Milligan, OF Eewisville, has
invented a new steam boiler, which has
been pronounced by eastern bliler man.
ufac'urers and inventors one OF the best,
/ il not the hest boiler yet produced. He
has applied for patent, and has several
propositions for partnership job of it,
but be doa't seem to want partner very
bad. Ed deserves success, and no doubt
has invented COOL boiler, as be has had
long experience in working with steam
machinery.
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ITEMS


A REWARD of 500 has been offered
by the county authorities for the appre-
hensiou of Bellville, who murdered Ed
Doty out in York township some weeks
since, and the inhabitants of that neigh
borhood say that they intend to have
that hundred dollars as their cwn yer,
shortly now. 1t is to be hoped that be
will b. arreste AMI brought to justice
-Bellaire Tribune.
ON and after August 1st the B & O.
railroad will run three through postal
cars from Biltimore over the lines 10
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Wheeling, CoIum-
bus, and Chicago Heretofore there has
been but two through postal cars leav-
ing Baltimore by the B. d o. road. The
additional cars will he attached to the
train leaving Baltimore at 0:f0 o. m
Bel'aire Tribune,
Thomas KEYsER, one of the early set
tiers of Mead township, and one Of It's
most highly esteemed citizans died al
his home in that township on Saturday,
aged SO yesrs. He was asnldier of the
war Of 1912. During the early days be
settled upon the farm where he died, and
battled msnfully with the hardships OF
pioneer life. A number of his children
are residents of the county Belmont
Chronicle, Sd inst.
JOHN W. ARCHER, prominent farmer
residing near East Union, died Sunday
evening, July 30th, alter pro,rScted i'll
ness. He was near fifty years of age
and leaves wife and family Of children
Mr.. Archer was well known in this
county as an honorable man, and was
often entrusted with the care Of estates
as guardian of children. He will be
greatly missed by his Deighbors. Noble
County Press, Sd inst.
The champion swindler has been do
ing some sections Of country. He sells
= "sule death" to potato bugs, charges
fifty cents down, and the balance, ST. So
when the article is delivered The ar
ticle has been delivered, and consists Of
two square blocks of wood. One is ir.
scribed, "Pus the potato hug on this
block" the other, "Hit the potato bug
with this block Farmers are waiting
for the swndler 10 call for the balance
He never calls Belmont Chronicle.
ARANDA WooDFoRD's yelling house
near Dudley, was entirely destroyed b,
fire Sunday, noon. The Gre originated
in the kitchen. When discovered tn,
fire was breaking through the roof, and
it was too late 10 save the house The
family and neighhors succeeded in saw
ing .he goods down stairs, but the bulk
of their goods was up stairs and des-
troyed. The insurance had expired Q
short time previous 10 the Fl e, so tha,
the loss is total. Mrs. WooGford, who
was very i'll. was carried to neighbor's
house.-Noble County Press, Sd inst
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wTne teacher WAC wishes to he
successful in that av ,cation during life,
will attend all the Teachers Institutes
they possibly can, especially th 'se in
their own county; II they are only teach
ing as a makeshift to raise money to
read law, medicna, theology or some
other pro iessinn, or to purchase we'd
ding clothes with, they will speak lightly
of Teachers Institutes, and argue that
there is no necessity of atten ling them.
If We we're School D rector We would
not hire teacher who did not at least
attend the Teac 1er's Institutes held in
bis own county.
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ewThe fight of a British outnos

E% Tie flight of British outpost
near Alexandra when attacked by a
party of Bedouin skirmishers is not of
course matter of grave consequence
in Itself. But it is nf evil omen at the
outset OF campaign In which il seems
likely that England will he thrown upon
her own resources, and it cannot fail to
inspirit the Egyptian forces: With the
disasters OF the Z1lu war still fresh in
their recollection intelligent Englishmen
cannot fail to be disquieted by an inci-
dent which certainly speaks very i'll for
the discipline and organization Of the
British regulars under the Gladstone
dispensstion.-N. Y. World.
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James Generals. one of the oldest
colored men in Wilksbarre, Pa, was
found dead in livery stable Monday
He recently received severe blow upon
his head bv an unknown man, and that,
tng 'ther with excessive drinking. caused
his death. He had nesrly 100000 in
surance on his life, held by various per-
sons. in the Death Rattle insurance or
CARNATIONS, but he outlived all the COM
nanies
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Ey The Guernsey Times assai!s
Judge Okey, of the Supreme Court, for
s.his easily rendered decision against the
Pond law" This is about the thinnest
campaign dodge that we have seen this
year. Will The Times give US its opin-
ion of the three Republican judges who
decided the same way. But Judge Okey
is a candidate on the Democratic ticket
now, and that makes all the difference
in the world. When Judges Mclivaine,
Boynton AMI Longworth come up for
re election on the Republican ticket the
Times will forget all about their "easilv
rendered decision against the Pond law"
st. Cldirsuille Gaz,Re
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PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

july 29 M. Boushne', A lm'r Of the
estate of Jas. L. Brock. 'lea'd, reported
a sale Of real es,s.e wnic.I the Court con
firmed.
August l TIE following accounts
we're heard and disposed of as noted:
JAS. W. Warner, Aim'r Of Nancy
Gallagher: final; receive 1866 81; paid
ont 1892 SO; balance in A im'r's hands
*32 81
John Jeff.rs, Adm'r of Hannah P.
Hutchinson. decd; third acc ,un,; re
ceivefi S2.065 50; plii out sI.529 81 !;
balsnce in Aim'rs hands for distribu-
lion $685. 55
Simon Hall, Adm of the estate OF
Isaac Hall, Sr, decd; final account; re-
ceived sSS 90; paid out Sll3 AZ; over
paid s25 %.
John Ciegg, Jr.. Adm'r of the estate
of Alexander H Thomas; first account ;
received S40l TO-; paid out S3l5 68 !,
balance IN Adn'r's hands $50 02.
Fritz Reef, Guardian of Jacob Moose.
an imbecile, now deceased; final ac-
count; received in moneys and notes
50 2l7 81; paid ont 1896 IL; balance
in morey and notes SI.721 l6.
Christian Luthy, Admir- OF the estate
of John O Luthy; first account; re.
ceived $4,000 As; paid out S7SS SO;
balance for distribution S2,2l3 So.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

CALVERToN LIVE STOCK SCALEs.)
MONDAY, July, 81 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WEEK
Very hest on sale this week 7 1913 90:
that generally rated first quality 75s6
rs; medium or good fair quality 4 25a
5 rs; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows, 8 25a3 SO; extreme range OF pri
ces 25AS 90; most OF the sales were
from Seas so.
Mich Cows-Trade is slow. Prices al
wholesale S30a45 per head, in lunches.
Hogs-Prlces 104allsc, with extra
114a1lSc
Sheep-We quote sheep at 3a54c, few
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w Whether wheat is clean or not
makes considerable difference Id the
price 1t brings in market. II YOU want
the highest price be sure to have it clean
n you do not want to raise cheat and
cookie hsve it sll cleaned out OF your
wheat and destroy it. See that the
threshers not only threshes your wheat
but that they clsas It. You have to pay
for II, therefore have 1t done and when
you come TO market you can get the
highest price paid.
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Black silk stockings far simmer wear
are appropriately dotted with beetles,
sgrasshoppers, butterflies and spidery
creatures worked in gay colors sir gular
" Iitelika, For evening wear lace stock
ings embroidered with gold and silver
stars make pleasing diversion.
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RFHEsRf SEAB ,uGa, of LsSisville,
keeps good hotel. His wife knows
how 30 prepare iirst-class msal Hen
-RY looks after the travellers horses and
sees that they are well carei for; ani.
by the way, he has the b.st stable in that
part Of the county.
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The new M E Church building a,
Ozark was dedicated on Sunday, the 9th
inst. Elder GRAY was present. An e&.
cursion train was run over and back
from here twice during the day. The
attendance was large and orderly.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wbesling Live stoca narxe,,

WHEELING, Aag 2.--Business has
been very good the past week; not more
than twenty-five head of est lie were
found at the Yards ytster ay, and they
were quoted at 5RaGe, Hogs. f44Sc
Calves, per head, Sc G0aS 500. SneeI
wooled, 5a64c; clipped, &c.
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From Ohio Township.
HANNIBAL, MONROE Co.. OHro !

HANNIBAL, Monroe Co., OHIo.
July 81, 1882.
Ed SPIRIT: Farmers are about through
We have larger crop OF
hay this year than we have had for many
years C Moser has commenced thresh.
ing; has thresbed several crops. Wheat
Is turning out we'll B. Mittendorf is
erecting a new two story frame house.
c " inkler and his partner took 50
calves to Wheeling at one trip.
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SURE CtaE -Oae who has used the
following for cholera or severe cases Of
cholera morbus, has great faith that it
will always cure To quart whisky add
i OF. cayenne pepper, | dr. gum opium,
DIR gum cahiphor Dose for bad case,
.easpoonEul in gill OF water Repeat
In short time il relief does not follow
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Democratic Congressional Ccnven.
tim

Democratic Congressional Ccnven-
ton.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention to place in nomination a candi-
date for Congress in the 18th District
will be held at Marietta op
Wednesday, august 23d, 1882.
The several counties will be entitled
to one delegate for each 100 votes cast
for Governor in 1881, and one delegate
for every fraction OF 80 votes, or over
that number.
The counties are respectively entitled
to the following number of delegates:
Athens, 18
Meigs, %
Monroe, 25
Morgan, Is
Washington, 81
WM. G. WAY. Chairman,
District Committee.
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DR.. W. H. Mussey, the distinguished
Cincinnati surgeon, died last week from
paralysis.
PERuNA had remarkably good effect
on my daughters Paralysis. W. E.
DUNCAN, Sewickly.
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joHN E. MIRACLE, of Franklin town.
ship, died of Consumption on the lst
inst. He was good citizen. and served
the people of this county two terms in
the Office Of County Surveyor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-08

Miss HEspsssHor, daughter Of H. NJ
HENDERsaoT, of Aians township, fell
from swing, near this place, on the
3oth ult.. AMI was seriously injured about
her head aud face.