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expressive whenever our eyes met, If,
IN th4 Abstraction atteni ing on relating
The story, The ivory fingers Of her hand
fell upon mine, sweetly and uncon-
sciousIy imprisouing III All this was
the natural result of our situation. But
when we had continued thus for ten
or fifteen minutes, and she lifted her
white hand and gently put back lock
of hair that had fallen upon my fore
head, it was too much for me, and !
clasped her to my bosom and kissed
her. a
She gave the prettiest little start in
the world and recovered herself by ad
ministering gentle box Oh the ear TO
me, which accompanied by smile,
was intended, | could plainly see, for
thanks. But, as she withdrew her eyes
llom mine they rested upon an object
in the room which turned her cheek
pale and caused her to release my
hand. looked, there was the portrait
of her late husband, regarding US both
with look Of stern melancholy rebuke.
The lamp was expiring, and in the
Pickering of the light, one might have
sworn that the portrait was shaking It's
head in sorrowiuI upbrading. The
widow looked for moment, then burst
into tears, and snatchng up her can
die. hastily retired. | followed quickly
with beating heart; for after this oc-
currence, would Il soon have remain
ed alone with ghost as with that por-
trait. ..s
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rArE nE OHIO. MONRoE COUNTY. IS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SS:
Tobias Haught and Eliz- THE said defendants
abeth Haugh administra- will take notice ,that on
tors Of Peter Haught, ,dcd the thirtieh day OF oc-
VS.. ' tober, A d. eighteen
AIpbeus Taught. Peter hundred and forty six,
Haught, Peter Eddy and Tobias Taught s. Eliz-
Elizabeth Eddy his wife, abeth Haught as the
Coin Eddy and Sarah Ed administrators OF Peter
dy his wife, John Drum Haught, deceased ,hed
andNancy Drum his wife, their petition in the Of
Henry Barnard and Deli flee of the Clerk of the
lah Barnard his wife, of court OF Common Pleas
Monroe county, Ohio, ,and OF Monroe county, o.,
George Jobes aud Esther representing, among o.
Jobes his wife, and James ther things that ttheper-
Hausht, of Washington sonal property of the
county, Ohio, and Evan said Peter Haught de-
Tenant and Chrstena Te- ceased was insufficient
nant his wife, of Monon- to pay the debts OF SAID
gaheIa county, Virginia: Peter Haugtt, and that
said Peter Haught died seized 10 fee simple OF the
following real estate, to witt The East half Of the
South West quarter, and the South hall OF the
North West quarter, of Sectun twenty-eight, in
Tuwnship three, of Range five, in Monroe comfy,
Ohio; In which premises the said Elizabeth Haught
the widow of the SAID Peter Haught is entitled to
dover: The prayer of which petition is, that said
Elizabeth Haught may have her dover estate in
said premises assigned to her, and that petitioners
may be authorized to sell and convey so much of
SAID real estate as will be sufficient to discharge the
debts of said Peter Haught's estate.
TOBIAS s. ELIZABETH HAUGHT,
Administrators Of Peter Haught, decd.
By N. HoLLIsTER, their Atty. [nov7
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TEVHE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LIT
i'll ERARY MESSENGER AND REVIEW
FOR IS4S. This is Monthly Magazine
devoted to every department of Literature and the
Fine Arts 1t is the union of Slmms'" Southern
and Uestern JNonthly Magazine and ReuilV," OF
South Carolina, with the '.' .' ' -
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probate NShce.

MIoTICE is hereby giyento all personsin'eres.-
liz ed, that final and partial settlement accounts
have been filed in the Office of the; Clerk. of the
Court of Common Pleas within aud tor the county
Of Monroe and State OF Ohio, by the executors,
administrators and guardian of the estates OF the
following named persons, to wit:
Thomas Griffith executor Of Daniel Grlllith, de'
ceased, final. UI l-.... q : so.
John A. Davenport Executor OF Beal Manahan,
deceased final. ts-.s .t.
Nathan Hollister Administrator OF Arthur Carter,
deceased, final aLgIL.L sgl
Asa Blackedge Executor OF Richard Lambourni
deceased, final.
Morris Dauford Administrator of Samuel Danford,
deceased, partial. t.t..
John Adams Administrator OF James Atkinson,
deceased, partial.
John Forshey Administrator OF Thdmas Forshey'
deceased, final. -s-t.r4
James irwin Guardian of Carrigan's Heirs.
That the said accounts are on file in said office
subject to the inspection of all persons interested
and are continued until the April term OF said court,
IS47, for final settlement and confirmation
nov 10 n36 WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
@sTATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, So
~ In THE COURT OF ConMoN PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term, Il. d., l846.
- vs.: In cha"eery. Bi'lfor Di'0'ee
Elizabeth Twiss t.
The defendant will take notice that on the Sd
day of December, A. d.. 1916, said complainant
filed in said court his bill or petition, praying for
divorce from the bonds of matrimony existing
between SAID parties, for the following, to wit
Adultery. Now, unless the said defendant shall
appear at the next term of said court, and answer
said bill at the SAID term, the same will be taken
pro c0ntesso and decree entered accordingly.
PECK s. WEAVER,
Dec. 5, ,lS46.-6w Sol'rs for Complainant
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Job B, YORK Va, X 4 neatly eas and expe-s
ditious!y erecuted at the office Of the,
"SPIRITi 0OFeDEMOCRACY,n-
''@''s ~ Woodsfeld, Ohio. '17a''o' s.h %
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NROE COUNTY, ss
y ID, $50 ~ Iilt.

6STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS;
~ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ''@
John Drum and Nancy Will take notice that
Drum his wife. .r- petition was hled
VS.: against them on the
Elizabeth Haught, Tobias Both day of October,
Haught Evan Haught, A. ID. 1876, in the
Alpheus Haught, james Court OF Common
Haught, Henry Barnard, Pleas of Monroe coun-
and Delilab his wife; Coin ( ty, Ohio, by John
Eddy and Sally his wife; Drum and Nancy his
George Jobes and Esther wife; and is now pen.
bis wife; Peter Eddy and ding, wherein the said
Elizabeth his wife; Enos John Drum and Nan
Tenant and Tena his wife, cy his wife demand
and Peter Haught n''a - partition of the follow
ing real estate. to wit: The east half of the south
west quarter, and the south hall OF the north west
quarter Of section twenty lin township three,
and range FIVE, in Monroe county Ohio, and that
at the next term of said court application will be
made by the sand John Drum and Nancy his wife.
for an order that partition may be made OF said
premises. N. HOLLlSTER, Their Atty a
nov -
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE. Notice is here
IA by given to al concerned that on the twenty
seventh day Of October, 1876, Bennett Coen is
sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas OF Mon
roe county and State of Ohio, a writ of attach
ment against the lands, tenements. goods cbattels
rights, credits, monies, and effects Of Thomas
Fletcher, an absent debtor, for the sum of $500
damages, which said writ was returned at the
October term of said court, 1916, served "A ,rt7
VIM. OKEY, Clerk, Monroe c. P,
Nov. 81, 1916.
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BLANK DEEDS. JUSTICES BLAKS, &c,
for sale a sto o<nse o. thu Spirit Of Dsmocrsey.'
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~RAHAM FOR ls47.--At the Head

November 8, 1916.
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6STATE OFOHIO, Nc
~ COURT OF
John Drum and Nancy
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The increase of dutabe goods is 20 per cent while
the Increase OF duties received is only 60 per cent The
specie import varies bu, little from las, year The free
goods have increased in much smaller proportion than
the dutiable merchandise
The exports for the week past were s7sl SAL, Of
which s739ll2 were In American vessels The clear
ances were Al, and the arrivals 4toal So of which
10 were foreign No. OF passengers arrived 7iS OF the
exports Of leading articles of produce there were
TO Grea, Briidia-Four, 3526l bbls; Corn, l34.797
bush Meal e,22i bbls; Cotton, 100 bales; Beeswax
213O lbs; Tallow, 22il5 do; Hides, 3,7s9 do; Lard
less do; Cheese, l59.569 do Hams 10000 do; Tur
pentne 1910 bbls; Pork, $50 do; Beef 25 do Oil cake
S-VSeS lbs Barley s4aS3 bush Sperm OIL lo097 gals;
Beans ~ bush; Teas, 1854 do.
10 France--Flour, 5Ss4 bbls Ashes 100 do; Tallow
1867 lbs; Whest l526 bush Rice 81 tierces Cotton
pa bales Lard. Ill $50 lbs Hams 2iOl2 do: Hides
soOol do Grease, 1909 do Whslebone, 6737, do.
The Greenwich Insurance Company have declared
semiannus dividend of Eve per cent payable on the
first of February. The New York Insurance Company
give notice that tbs commission ten per cent due on
terminated risks TO the LIST instant will be paid in cash
on the lst Of February The ten per cent commission
is to be continued the presen, year all where
the earned premiums exceed 500.
The amendment to tho Indiana State debt bill
passed the House OF Representatives the 18th by the
very large vote OF toto %.
small amounts. The Money market is easy the de
msnd good without the Banks freely discount
all good paper offered rate uniform att per cent The
rate the street is 9l0 per cent
At Cincinnati. money was not quite in 50 much
demand. Eastern exchange firm at per ct premium
The Lancaster Branch Of the State Bank OF
Ohio. has been organized and MIR. Tsmsdge has been
chosen President
The Mad River Valley Branch. at Springfield,
Is sbou, ready to commence operations as Bank
The Stock for Branch at Piqua Miami Co. hai'
been taken and books opened for subscriptions of
Stock for Branch at Troy.
Counterfeit eight dollar bills OF the Bank of
Charleston have recently made their appearance. They
purpors to be signed by H. w. CoNNER, President and
A. g. kosx Cashier No bill OF the denomination OF -
was signed by ii. w. CoSSxs as President Ones
Of the Planters Bank Of Savannah altered to tens hsve
also been put in circulation.
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amueeMruts.
SECOND AND LAST
CONCERT
Of MADAME AsIAxowIcz

OF MADAME AsLAMOWfCZ
WILL TAkE PLACE Of the Brookiyn Fense Aesds-
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Advertisements y
GREAT ATTRACTION AND NONELTY.-rbs
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psno forte. In sddon 70 The musical treat they orer a.
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rcness OF the For further particulars due
notice viii be given y, .tls-
ELOCJTION-y0CALC ULTURE.-IAe under
Esgnsi purposes form classes for scientific insruc-
American Hall sd story corner Of Grsndst snd Broad
wsy Persons with weak voices, or who are eonsonp-
lively Inclined invited TO take course Of lessons IS
a means cf health
open daily from 5 to 5o'clock 81. Csss for youth
viii On M0ndAys Wednesdays and Fridays Class
for sduls Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays Toms
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Jas Hunter H. D.; Jas y. NcEllgots. ESQ r /.
Cook. Escs Chss J. Conway Esq Us lweod.
a MEXICAN MuSEt N-SPLENplD PERFORM-
hANCEs this afernoOn ami evening nj and 4 O'Clock
The Manager las engaged & company Of ETHIOPIAN
MISSrRELs the most talented band 10 America Also
engaged. The following novee. and performers The
great Balloon Panorama 81 the CITY u loadon. England
sus Germany GREAT WESTERN, Misses WHEELER
ant JULIEN, LIVING ORANG OUTANG. GEN TOM
THUMBS CARRIAGE with one ~ h,s Ponies and their
TOMiCAL VIEWS, FORTUNETELLER,S sc. Admission
eanfss children under -. "a Gents. ~
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. SEE MARINE JOURNAL FoURTB PAGE.
ARRIVED


ship Viek,bsrE Berry Is d. I'm Orleans. sugar
cotton Sc. to VIM Nelson. Passengers, Mr.. Ruff.
Volker and In the Storage.
Brig GrcEer Wright Lnsoe, fm Philadelphia and
2 DE- I'm Delaware Breakwster. corn. 10 order.
Brig Wsruls- Milford. II as I'm Mobile cotton &c
TO Johnson Lowden. The w has been 6 day. north
of HsferzS AMI has experienced very and cold
weather
Brig Eueene. Drnkwster. Is de- I'm 81 Thona, rpdse
70 Nesnlth s. walsh. Left brfgs Star Titcou- unc,
star Of New York condemned schrs Hope Mitchell for
u rk n days Caihsgine. Of Bath for Savannah and
others before reported.
Schr North Star Hutchns ID I'm Norfolk corn &c
to master.
schr New Regulr. Davis ds I'm Baltimore, u,dse to
Fenby Johnson
sekr Senator, BrnneI ds I'M Georgetown. Del -four,
schr excelsior Young . d. IN, Virgins. oys,er.
sehr Coiner, Doane. Is TN Norfolk corn, 70
Williams
sehr John Meyers Smith, . is I'm Milford De,
corn. % z \ Fox.
sehr Leonora. woali'on sss I'm Wilmington, Del
corn meal and -four 10 order.
schr Black Hawk, -, TN Baltimore mdse. 70
order
schr Isaac Ravel Hor,ey d. I'm Virginia oysters
Schr Ophir COlburn. ds IN Richmond flour and
corn 70 Allen & Paxson.
schr Lady Lake. Lake, q hours I'm Norfolk and
-four. % master.
schr Colunbis Knapp d. I'm Alexandria aour Sc,
to Sturges. Chairman & Co
schr Amelia, smith, d. I'm Baltimore nise to Mail
Ter & Lord.
schr Pocahon,as Mack 81 hours I'm Norfolk. corn. 10
J D Wolfe.
schr Abner Han. Eickerson. I'm Providence l. in
ballast - master
schr Director. Post, De TN Virginia oysters
schr Ann, Hopkins, ds I'm Petersburg. mdse, TO J
Hunter Co.
schr Emily Johnson Terrin, Dc I'm Baltimore, mdse.
TO yohnson & LOwien.
Schr Marietta Burr, Dearborn. ds I'm Richmond.
mdse 10 Allen & Psxson.
BELOW brirs unknown Wind NV
SAlLED-Bng lnez FOR Limerick
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DIED

On Friday 2ld inst CORNELA MCINTYRE, daugh'
ter Of John and Mary Mcintyre in the 5th year Of her
age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend ser General this day Monday At o'clock from
the residence Of her father in Tenth avenue near Thr
ty.hfth ct. . 49,.
On Sunday 2ith inst. Mrs MARTHA WARD. widow
of the late Richard Wsrd in the Goth year Of her age
The friends Of the family, and OF her sonine~ Ma
than Babsoek are requested TO attend her funeral with
out farther invitation Tuesday afternoon, Hth ms;
AT half past , o'clock from 2is feminist j25 2io
At Bath. Canada West Jan. 4. aged = years. Mrs
ANNE HAGERAAN, consort of the late Nicholas Hs
german, Esq and mother OF Hon Justice Hagernan OF
Toronto.
az Albany pspers please copy.
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GLOVE ANoDYYE TooTHAoHE DROPS.

UITTA T-r TUT~ J tII-I7I
Thai OF tOOthachr bad DRAINED ''d Pa'if7f.
r. The sudden Action Of this astonishing remedy
1. not 40. least remarkable charscter-cf IL tot OILY
quick but permanent IN Its Effect and may be used Win
perfect safety Profdse the expressions OF grateful I'd
nrat0n that have been av.hed by grooming sufferers
unoa hi. preparation. 50 well and faithfully mas ne
CLoyr A~ODyNf perform s thai has been claimed Tor H.
liza. many attempts have been made 10 miise H. and many
worthless compounds offered unJer The name OF Glove
AnOdyue Purchasers must be sure and as or Johnson
Tootahe and observe that the name OF Henry JONI
son a on the rspper II every genuine via. fr-psred
only BY HENRY JOHNSON. lsuccessor 10 A. b SANDS
Coz Chemist aud Druggist FS Broadway, cor Chanber
~ IN The graolfs bulldog sold also leo FutOn-sL u
sat Broadwsy, and SIS Hudson-sL Pneo p cents
L n..-..
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale. Of Shocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

s,TUBDAY, =. NJ.
The Stock Market was rather active and fancies
generally buoysnt There some inquiry for Govt
Stocks and Skies wanted at % which lie bet
ter. Old Skies 100 bid.
The Bill Market is steady, but without much
doing. The mails from the South bring but moderate
amount OF bills Sterling is 6d6i Tor best bills. Francs
542i Q54O.
Freights are less firm. Cotton has been shipped
at iar,hng which lie decline Flour s.. Grain lsd.
To other ports there Is not much Offering
The business at the Custom house from Jan.
to the 22d inst inclusive presents the following results
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i. kansas-Railroads-fhs Mexi'
ue<o~ can War.

w
1.-,..nondenee Of The Tribune
Irr1rE Rock, (Ark.) eth Jan. ls47.
s.m;.Wsekly Tribune Of 2sth alt there
n'asa notice Of Phonograpt'e Ezh't1-
!, s,OoklyD, by Me'H'. Andrews Boyle
~ g. much to acquire that art. Can you put
=, u The way Ofitr u.... g co.
:. "a supply the yancancy caused by Mr.
g,' .,.sace with the army, is not known
- xs,s i've candidates Judge GEORGE PAS
i"e'' -, Rrsr and HENDos HARALsoS,
tHAl' Taov,s W. NEWTON and Z. r NJ. No
Loco s . HARRISON is behind all, holland IS
Ltso "n's the TN being between PAscHAL
hex', he,' ysv,oS. Wing p. is ahead al pre-
Loco NO e., eonntes to hear from IN but two Of
sent WIZ - are supposed 70 have been held, one
whoa 1919 80 o,ser Wig The result 10 rey doubt
bD'' a. -o,, row sisnds-rAsehfSsdd' - NEWTON,
,s,7 pr,r 1899 NcLisp sooa. IN s AZ, 30
sto5' ~ con1spy 10 construct a road from here
re ,, p~sr which viii open accommodation from
70 WIZ nss.,sip,i River at az times. II IL directly
nsIs 49, n he railroad from Charleston. ;. c. to Ca
70 Nv most the entire distance from Charleston to
hio'b1 T., Il complete. Mr.. Whitneys project to
NsmYl1.s, "a IN some day be accomplished but be
DIG . ,s,f IA, route through Arkansas would take il
no"s s.sr country and would open direct railway
90 Inc vast and rich mineral regions of Nor.
r''e vsr,eo 70 the Missouri River, even the Allan
rs YER bsside almost the whole extent of coun
a.. vsrupss to Mexico is to be rich agricultural
,,yoS provided here are means for taking such bulky
w.. 10 markets Another advantage would be the
$3.50 a Ia and snow In the Winter The expense
~, ar rouups for California honest j. and would
IL ,.IIrosd from Memphis Tenn. TO Monterey, or
s.s fr.peisco Bay, via Santa re. Why will no, men
eosni the cost
- ..sr.os az Phopogrsphy by addressing letter 10
y,s,s Andrews L Boyle Boston, with current dollar
tiu enclosed.
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cessive mornings. The whipping was taken with good
deal Of compossre-but strong evidence that the ne
gro fass kuf him made sbundanty manifest at the
application OF the brand.
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II bsnow-sL-ANTHONY j. bLEECKER win cell Of
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LADY OF thy pleasant voice
OIL ar.see. r,a:;c cometh back TO me;
Lie tIlveIy a that ever dwells with thee
fvI bens r;,Snsss-that thou dost rejoice
~ Law o. n Ssr ministries for thine eye
. - his '. ,hs sapces Of proud beauty burning
no win w l;sbt Of sunsets softest sky
wan ne II loy;ns and my heart is yearning
- - eye. Of ,s sy% esep .os and low
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