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FRUIT TREES

FNtIT E5.
a FEW THOUSAND VIRGINIA INCHES
SA CRAB APPLE TREES. aud a large variety
of the best selected grated frn,i: for sale by
ID ZANE, Wheeling Island
Pessons desirous OF procuring Fruit Trees can
NOT lind a'betier opportunity Of suppl,in ing them
selves.
Refer TO DR. Johnston, Louisville Ky; James ii
Forsyth aud Ely Dorsey. Wheeling. Va.
nov IL Aim
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A III STYLES ~ uATS. srd evey qosl,,v
"a fonn a limits .Talma B,aus,'s Noss. made
20 TO nilef On SHORT AoTftg. at rs Main 4.
IoV4 A G mCALLAAl.
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COME AT LAsT.

Mat STOCK OF LARD DAMPs ms nm.
iae'u'ed ny rs Archer. has just come 10
hafjs consisting in psrof Timed sus rension n"
DO. Erifa side Timed Supper Gilt and Bron,ed T.
ofa variety of pa,ierns; ard 2 pairof 'Btnneb sur
bic for . Hotel or Steamboat. Just ,ee'd m. A.,
ard for sale at reduced prices Call and So. ,ksn
III you want to be suited NJ
nov 10 J & r H%oRNBRooK 8, Monroe :.
ENREYs F%iEBRATEp V%FRN1FTGF r.
sale by l,o gtO.s OF dczon. a, lhe mao,i.c,,
'eis pfcss' by PRYOR & pAtlI1
AV' 20 l64 NfSfkci 81. Wheeling.
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n EW GOODS Just received a, The City CAST
~ Store, some very beautiful Silks mad Cab
mcres. wih a general assortment OF Fall and Win,
Ter G~ls. Call aud examine them.
sepg q 6 ROOM
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MOUTHS d INFANTS cAPs-A great Va.
rely u pouerss snd large quantity.
nov &C M'CALLAM
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From The Deputy sheriff Of New York.
Or Smiths SoeafcJ Indian Vegelsble Pills" have
been uscd in The Eldudge street Debtors Pnson,
with Uncommon satisfaction. ! have never heard a
med e Inc spOken Of With more interest by ,aV SICK
who have taken these Pills.
JAMES J BEvINS. Deputy Sheriff
For snle by PRYOR " PAUL.,
nov ~ 9m Market 81 Wheeling.
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COM. ON COMMERCE. FOR OCTOBER
I. SwEENEY, K. Pollock, J. L. WHARTON
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CHAIRS! CHAIRsu CHAIRsIi
JAMES T.. GATHER.

IsUccEssoR TO J. CONNOLLY & SONS.
No. 156 MARKET STREET.
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Another case, Luther ss. Borden. b now pend
Ing for argument 10 the United States supreme
court, brought up by writ Of error from the United
States circuit court Of Rhode Island. upon an
agreed statement between the parties. which raises
the direct issue Of the validity Of the people . con-
sttution adopted by majority Of the whole people
without consent Of the legislature 10 the absence
Of all provision by law o. 10 the charter Of Rhode
Island to call convention, or to alter the form Of
government, except by consent Of the KING Of
Great Britain This win test. so far as this court
goes, the vital question Of the sovereignty Of the
people In their great reserved right to alter. abol
ish or reform frame Of government without the
consent Of their rulers. The counsel on both sides
have been in nattendance to argue this important
question Mr.. Walker, of Mississippi, as senior
counsel, is associated with Mr.. HalIett in both Of
the above causes Mr.. Whipple Of Rhode Island,
appears for the State. vi
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Notice-lS hereby given that application
will be made to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, at their session in March next
for an order 10 lay out public road through the
township of Centre in said county, to begin at or
near the section corner between James Maffit and
VIM. Eddy, on the road leading from the Fishing
Creek road by the said Maffit aud Eddy to Antioch,
and run thence west on or near the line between
James Maffit and Peter Shepherd. up to Jacob
Maffit's tobacco house; thence up the right hand
side of the bottom to Giles Gadd's tobacco house;
thence across said bottom to the Run on the left;
thence, through the land of Phillip Drum to VIM.
Maffits; thence the nearest and best route to in.
ersect the Sstersville road, near Sam Jackson s.
January 81, l845.
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wet feet these, and sbundred othefs,sre some oI
the waysin which you may slowly. impsrceplby,
but surely cherish the creature that shsIl at la,l
creep inextricably inwards. and lie coiIed about
your very yitals.
Attend 70 this in season-even . slight cold Is
no small matter. AT the first attack use wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, II is sure cure, and IT is
the only remedy you can place perfect confidence
in, 4 commences at the root of the disease and
thoroughly eradicatcs il.
See advertisement,
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From the Globe.1
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT u. S.-CASE
OF MR.. DORR.

In answer to many inquiries in relation to the
present situation of Mr. Dorr, we learn that his
counsel (Mr Hallett. Of Boston,) has succeeded
in obtaining a writ Of error from the supreme
court, directed to the supreme court Of Rhode
Island. requiring the record in the case to be sent
up for examination by this court The writ and
citation have issued, upon the return of which
from the authorities Of Rhode Island, Mr.. DORIS
counsel will move for an entry and hearing at ibis
term Of the court If practicable, on the ground Of
lis being question affecting personal liberty -
The court, it is understood, will continue in ses
sion nntil about the 10Th Of March. Some delay
has arsens in the return q the record and service
from Rhode Island, which preyenp the motion
being brought forward. The writ Of error in Co
vernon DORIS case involves mainly the question Of
State treason --whether the act Of levying war
against State of this Union, lof which alleged
offence Governor Dorr was conyictcd.) and at
tempting BY such war to deprive the existing au-
thoriiies Of the power to send senators and repre-
sentatives to Congress as well as subverting the
State government, is moi embraced in the offence
Of levying war against the United States, and not
punishable in State court
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SHERIEFS sale

BY virtue of a ayenditioni exponas to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county Ohio, will offer Tor sale al public outcry
at The front door of the Court House in the town
OF Woodsfield, Monroe county, Ohio, on Monday
the l4th dayof April, ls45, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. aud O'Clock p. M. of said
day. the following described real estate to witt
Ninety three acres Of land lying and being in
Monroe county, Ohio, aad described as follows TO
wit: lying III the south west quarter of section
No. 8, township z, and range 8, commencing for
the same to run so ith at the mouth of Henry
Fesers lane on said line. directly on the east side
OF the Barnesville aud McConnellsville state road;
thence south TO stake, near the north west corer
OF lands sold by Daniel Bates and wife u Charles
Arndt; thence 70 the corner Of said Arndt's land;
thence down Buffalo creek to a certain stake or
stone, planted as corner stone; thence little
north OF west, 10 rods, ON straight line to a
stone on the top of the banks thence little east
OF north on straight line 80 and half rods to
corner stone In the creek. about rods south east
from an elm tree 10 inches in diameter, thence
down said creek. to the section line on the south
side of said Or; thence east along said section line
to the f corner OF said Or Also, certain tract or
parcelof land lying in said county and 10 the north
west quarter OF section IL, township and range
8, in the GAINESVILLE land district, commencing for
the same on the north line of said quarter section
near where the two Buffalo forks come together
on the east side; thence east along said section
line to stake in a run near the edge of the road
about midway east and west of the east half of
said quarter on said line; thence south along the
foot OF the hill or bank, to stone, at the South
east extremity OF said hill; thence west within 20
rods of the west line of said east half quarter:
thence south to the Buffalo creek thence down
the meanderings of the creek to the place of be-
ginning, containing 20 acres more or less. Taken
as the property of John S. Mcfarland at the suit
OF William Shaw.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Sheriff e office, February 2I, 1915.
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Correspondents Of the Spirit Of Democracy.

CoLUMBUs, Feb. 90. 1914.
Dear Sr-The bill to amend the act fixing per-
manentIy the times of holding the Common Pleas
Courts in the 18th Circuit, has nor will not pass,
The court will be held in Monroe and in the other
counties Of the Circuit as fixed in the permanent
law of last winter.
Great excitement prevails in many parts Of the
State in consequence of the passage in the Senate
of the Black bi-authorising colored persons to
testify ia cases wherein white persons parties.
No democrat voted for the bill It is the offspring
Of the whig party, and is passed to conciiate the
abolitionists. The bill has not passed the House
III thought the wings are becoming alarmed, and
that they will not pass 1t in that body
1t was the early policy Of the State to discourage
the settlement Of colored persons within its boun-
daries; various laws were passed for the purpose,
and no effort has yet succeeded to change this
settled policy. The effect of such change would
be to invite the colored people of the Southern
States to flow in upon us. Should the wings re.
move these disabilities one at time or all at once,
they will, apprehend. by sowing the wind. reap
the whrlwnd, iInot most disastrous storm. They
now have for the first time for several years the po-
litica power OF the State and perhaps il is well
that they show their cloven foot of Federalism in
all its deformity, at once The sooner the better
--the sooner will the democracy rise over the ruins
Of whiggery.
The Bank bill is yet on the tapis. Ithas been in
the hands of Conference committee OIL disagree
ments between the two houses. That committee
has reported; the House has concurred in the re-
port and the Senate will act ON it to-day. The bill
will then be law. The banks will be made next,
and soon after the notes will be in circulation.
have not learned what ornaments il is proposed 10
put on them. would suggest that a likeness Of
Mr. Clay be placed on one end of the notes and
coon on the other These would remind US contin-
uay that the banks issuing the notes were created
by the Whig- Clay Coon party.
The Senate has passed resolution to adjourn
on the 10th Of March 1t has not passed the
House. s.t
i. A very great amount Of business is still undis-
posed of--principally OF local nature About
600 bills have been introduced.
A tax bill. introduced by Mr. Kelly Of Franklin,
i now before the Senate, which contemplates re-
sppraisemen Of the real property of the State its
cash value, and provides for the assessment Of all
personal property for taxation. The bill will not
probably become law at the present session
Very Respectfully,
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0o- While on visit to the city Of Wheeling,
this week, we were astomshed at the smiling coun-
tenances of its citizens. so different from their
heightened visages Of "a few weeks previous
Knowingthe warm support given by the people Of
Wheeling to Mr.. Clay, one might have almost been
led to believe that the New York electors had cast
the vote of that State for him instead Of Mr. Polk.
We were not long kept in doubt, however; for we
were soon asked, ''Have you heard the newsl"
Replying in the negative, we were told that the
Legislature Of Virginia had granted the right Of
way to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Compa-
ny, and had made Wheeling the point Of termina-
ton. We do not now wonder at the joy Of the
Wheelingites, If the Company accept the charter,
which we are very much disposed to doubt.
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MARSHALL,S g SALE.

4 virtue OF the command of an alias venditonI
exponas to me directed from the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District Of Ohio, will
offer for sale at public outcry, at the front door Of
the courthouse in the town of Woodsiield, Mon
roe county, Ohio, on Tuesday the IIth day of
March, 1915, at l2 O'Clock NJ. ON said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate lying and being in said
county Of Monroe, to witt Lots number and 10
in the town OF Beallsville, also lot number IL in
Linn's addition to the said town of Beallsve with
all and singular the improvements thereon, taken
in execution as the property of John Linn, (now
deceased,) at the suit OF Sewell, Baugher & Co.
JOHN McELVAIN, Marshall,
BY CORNELIUS OKEY,
February Z, l845. 49*5w Deputy Marshall.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS
Ellis P. Marshall,


Thomas Marshall, Samuel Marshall, Margaret Pal.
mer and her husband Morris Palmer, William
Marshall, Henry Marshall, and Edward Marshall.
The above named defendants will take notice,
that the above named plaintiff on the twenty first
day OF December, lS4i filed his petition in the
Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas, of
Monroe County, OHIO, setting forth, among other
things, that the said plaintiff and defendants were
children and heirs al law of Samuel Marshall, de-
ceased; that the said Samuel, deceased, was. prior
to his death, seized and possessed of the South East
quarter of Section ls, Township 6. and Range g.,
IN Malaga Township Monroe county, Ohio; that
the said tract of land had descended to the said
plaintiff and defendants as the children and heirs It
law Of the said Samuel, deceased, and now hold the
same in common, and prays that the same may be
divided and partitioned among them according TO
law and that at the next term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for the County and State aforesaid, the
said petition will be for hearing
D. ELLIS P MARSHALL,
By CowEN g. JEwETT, his Attys.
December 27, lSI4.-r43-6w
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STAT OF ONO, MONROE CO. IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sarah Graham, Divorce and Alimony.
VS.. LVILLLfyM GRAHAM will
William Graham. ~ take notice that Sarah
Graham, heretofore, to wit: on the slst day Of
January. A. D. ls45, filed her petition in the Office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the county and state aforesaid setting forth
among other things that the plaintiff and defend.
ant were married, that the defendant had deserted
the plaintif-had been guilty Of adultery and was
convicted Of bigamy by the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Guernsey county, aud that he is now i'm
prisoned in the Penitentiary for that crime; and
praying that the marriage contract heretofore ex-
isting between the plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved and that alimony be granted to the plaintiff
&C The said petition will be for hearing at the
next term Of the court OF Common Pleas aforesaid
SARAH GRAHAM,
BY TiDBALL& KELLY. her Att'ys.
February 4, l645.
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ooMmuNIcArEp.
COZ
OBITUARY.

fstt ~ g.ff ODliO
JEREMIAH ]. KNIc At, the subject Of this brief
notice, was born in Perry township, Monroe 90.
Ohio; but, for the last ten years, was resident Of
Marietta, where, under the ministry of the Rev.
r. Merrick, he embraced religion, and united with
the M e. Churchin 1912. He died Of pulmonary
consumption. January 3d. 1916, at the residence Of
his mother in Monroe county. in the 26th year Of
his age. So far as our information extends, he
lived an exemplary christian from the time Of bis
conversion to the period when his spirit went to
God. For some three weeks before his death, he
had short struggle for an entire preparation TO
de and soon obtained the blessing Of perfect love,
'in which he rejoiced in hope of the glory Of God
He asked his mother at one time to open the win
dow and let him behold the beauties of nature, and
while looking on these lower grounds where sor-
rows grow, he exclaimed with triumph. My eyes
shall soon behold much brighter scenes He
wished the Bible to be brought to his bed, and
when he had embraced It in his feeble arms he then
kissed it, in evidence Of the love he had for its sa-
cred contents He requested his mother to inform
the people who should attend his burying, how he
died, and exhort them to meet him in Heaven
His remains were conducted to the house of God,
where we attempted to improve the occasion by a
discourse from Tim, l, 10; after which they
were committed TO The grave, there to rest until
the morning Of the resurrection Thus we are
admonished again to seek the Lord while he may
be found, and call upon him while he is near
P, Cook.
February % I815
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Road Notice.

A petition will be presented to the Commission
ers Of Monroe County Ohio, at their next session
for county road, commencing at the town of Leb
anon il the township of Bethel. and from thence
following the dividing ridge between the water:
Of Duck Creek aud little Muskingum, to run the
nearest aud best way to the town Of Bethel in the
said township Of Bethel, and from thence, follow.
ing the above mentioned dividing ridge. to run the
nearest and best way to intersect the county road
leading from the mouth Of the road Fork of Duck
Creek to the town of Summer6eld, at or near Abra.
ham Fcrshey's in the township Of Franklin
January "a. IS45.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. .-ON SATUR-
day, the first day Of March, 1915, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and O'Clock, P. M of
said day, on the premises in Green township, Mon
roe county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, the property of David
McKelvey, deceased, to wit: one hundred and
sixteen acres of land in section sixteen, in said
Green township. Terms, one third cash in hand,
tlird in six months, and the residue in twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale. To be
sold by order OF the Court of Common Pleas of
Belmont county, Ohio. p
JOSEPH McKELVEY, Administrator.
February 1919
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A SLIGHT COLD THE MOTHER OF con

~ cLlGHI COLD The MOTHER OF CON-
spMPTIoN.-Let not those complain Of being
bitten by reptile which they have cherished to
maturity in their very bosOms, when they might
have crushed i in the egg. Now. IL we call a
slight cold the egg, and pleurisy inflammation Of the
lungs. asthma, and consumption the yenomous
reptile the matter viii be more than correctly fig
ured. There, are many ways in which this egg
may be deposited and liatched Going suddenly,
slightly clad from heated into cold atmosphere,
especially Il you can contrive to be in state Of
psrspration; sitting or standing in adraught. how
ever slight. il is the.breaih Of death. reader, and
laden with the yspor Of the grave. Lying in
damp bsds-fOr there his cold arms shall embrace
you--continuing in wet clothing, and negIecting
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the Commis.
missoners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for the establishment Of County
Road, beginning at New Castle, in Green towr.
ship in said county, thence through the lands oil
Adam Myers, thence through the lands of Robert
Mills, on Cranes Nest, thence up the Run north
through the lands of VIM Watkins, and others, to
the ridge road, one mile west of John D. Glenn's
in Adams township. A PETITIONER
January 81, lS45.
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OdD NOH,E.

THERE will be petition presented to the com
misseners of Monroe county, Ohio, on the frs
Monday of March. 1915, praying for the location
OF county road, commencing at or near James
Towns, in said county, thence south westerly
course the best route to the top of Sunish hill
near WIN. Trimby's; thence the nearest and best
route to or John Hurd's barn; thence the best
route to or near Samuel B. Hurd's, thence the
nearest and best route to pass David Howard's
thence the nearest and best route to ntersect
the Woodsfeld and Fishing Creek road, near to
Jones' Mill on Cranes Nest.
PETITIONER
January "a, 1916. ~ III
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AAy CDD TYPE AND ENGRAV.

M wv III MI ENOhA "
w me- the Subscribers beg
leave to inform Western and Southern Printers
that they have commenced the manufacture OF
WOOD TYPE, on the N. E. corner of Main and
Third Streets up stairs, and are prepared to fiji or
ders, twenty four hours notice, for any style or
pattern Of Type now in use, cut OH the best cedar
or Honduras mahogony or lockwood and warranted
to be equal in shape, uish and material to Eastern
Type. and at less than Eastern prices
We have IN hand seven fonts, of new style, not
manufactured elsewhere.
Engraving on wood, such as Newspaper Heads,
Vlgnettes, &C., done to order, reasonable terms
Printers from the country. will please call and
examine our stock, material, and machinery.
Sorts to old fonts cut to order at a few moments
notice. J, w. ID. PALMER, g. CO.,
over Enquirer office, Cincinnati
Publishers in the West desirous Of adding to
their job offices new materials, by publishing the
bove to the amount Of S3, will be paid in type,
when they purchase three times the amount OF their
bill ~
Feb, 81, 1915 --n5I'sS
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NOTICE.
ISAAC SMITH VS.. JAM

ISAAC SMITH VS.. JAMES PAUL.
I'm THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
4 MONROE COUNTY. OHIO.-IN CHANCE
RY.-James Paul is hereby notified that on the 28th
day Of February, A. ID. 1915. Isaac Smith, of the
county of Monroe, in the State oil Ohio, filed in
the Court Of Common Pleas of the county of Mon
roe, and State of Ohio, a Bill in Chancery against
the said James Paul, the object and prayer Of which
Bill is to compel specific performance Of 4 con-
tract entered into by the said Paul. for the convey
ance by general warrantee deed of Lots number
ed fifteen and seventy -four in the town of Woods
felix, In Monroe county, Ohio; and the said James
Paul is further notified that unless he appears and
pleads, answers or demurs to the sa I'd bill within
sixty days after the next term of said Court the said
Isaac Smith at the next term after the expiration of
sa'd sixty days, will apply to said Court to take the
matters of the bill confessed, and to decree there
on accordingly.
BY N. HOLLISTER. bis atty.
February %, 18i5. 52:6w
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Notice-IS is hereby given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next session in
March, 1915, praying for the establishment of a
County Road, to commeuce al the road leading
from Sunfish Creek to John d. Glenn's, at or near
James +. Masters mill, on said Masters land,
in Adams township in said county, thence to run
through the land Of Cephas Hart. thence the near
est and best route to the south east corner of the
land Of Elijah Mcmahon, thence west along the
south line of said McMahon's land to the land of
Joseph Miner, thence to run about 10 rods along
the south side Of said Miners land, thence ON the
north side of said line to the school house on the
corner Of Joseph Jeffies' land, thence the nearest
and best route to intersect the graded road ON the
run west of George Mason's.
+ MANY PETITIONERS.
January 81, lS45