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Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-01

@I1l Wdntngf gfd7is e stp HshiHg Ion ektd Vdkt-
S cunzapi Omniciye kin eas, Varicurh haaska.
Minis7la lNakocc en-, ILkceloicdria yukonpi
kin hean. picayuksapapi, ga .cicdyntoa.
4 ricunpi kta on ,oanihan t0oloapi kin dc
. &. tricdds
Dakota iapi kin en- iyorpa oWakage kta
owakihi xni. tuka tona owakihi kin hena ito
#ocen owakage ca Wandakapi kta. Oehde
topa okaheya owapi kin il decetu:
. Minisota makOce kin On, tinskoya lkce-
wicaxta iawapi kin, tuwe lkcewicaxta exta
*qa Waxicun exta, wanji taku xica econ kin
han, klinisota nakoce en- Wicaxtayalapi yu-
shapi kin he hecsn econ wicaxi kinhan, Isan-
taflka odepi, ga kaxka ahdioi, ga lsantanka
tamakocepi kin entoken wicoran yuhapi kin,
iyecen eca wicaonpi kta.
5a Oehde izaptan kinix decetu: lsantanka
akicitapi kin hena iuwedan iyeoinka. lkce-
wicaxta ,exta ga Waxicun exta, wanji iyope-
yapi KITE xni ga yukakijapi kite. xni: tuka 10
ken wakicunzapi "a econ wicaxipi kin ece-
! dan ito taku econpi kta: "a tuwe kaxkapi
KITE ca akicita ode ye wicaxipi kinhan. ka-
xkapi kin he kiyuxepi kite xni, ga yukakijapi
kte xni; tuka iyahnana katinyan iakupi, ga
fwicaxta wokcan Wicakiya Sin en- wicaqupi.
ga hecen tanyan wohdag kiyapi kta. Ga
tona huweipi qon hena1 1akupi qehan. ecinxni,
xniyan taku eeakiconpi kinhan, ix eyake
hena on hdalaju wlcakiyaPi kta.
s. Oehde ixakpe kin * decetu. Minisota
snakoce kin en- lkcewicaxta oyate tona ma.
1koce wiyopekiyapisqa on. .taku yutapi ga wo-
jyuha "a mazaska wicaqupi ece kin, hena
wanna waWicakicnpi k.a iyehantu eca wan
cake wawicakicupi ece ga tuwedan kagiye
KITE xni. Fukte lkcewicaxtas kin he lsantan-
kas ON ociwaxte kinhan, hena hecetu kta.
4. Oehde ixakowin kin tx decetu. Ma
koce wicakidapi kite Gin he tohan wanna wi
pakidapi. 4a yn,knnzapi ga lkcewicaxta
lukten tinsaya iyotankapi kinhan, tuwe1 1ihde
san, Waniyeiu yanni tinsaya owecihanyan
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-01

DAKOTA Observation-Disclosures en-
Warpetonwan tonwanyanpi kin ara w-o-
wapi yawapi onep,pi. Dakota Ia
vaxitku kin en- akipi unkan, MIA
yawapi ga waxtc dakapi keyapi. No-
wapi wikcemna yamni sampa zaptsn
(35) wahoyapi. H.. s.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-01
VOL.
Tai99I AGIO IA. FRIEND
a MONTHLY NEWSPAPER.

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10 whom oil communications on business q ior the
papsr should be directed rosT pslD, Fort Smelling
iTERMs II wenty Five cents year, in advance.
Gr Rev. IL. ID Neiit, OF ST. Paul, will receive SUBJ
lscriptions I'M payments for this paper.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1851-04-01
OAK Z w a TKU III n.

[aI Waningtn1 flashing gtonl ekta Waki-
!. cunzapi Omniciye kin ea,, Varicunt taaska.
aiinnisota Makocc en-, Ikcsaoicdria yakonpi
kin hean. 1oicayuksapap ga ,cicdyu,oa.
ricunpi kta on ,oanihan v3,odpi kin de
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-29
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
REPORTED FOR THE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY
BY TIL MORSE LINE
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Oct. 98-P-

CINCINNATI. Oct. 28-P. M.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
~FLoUR-The sales to-day comprise 81
bbls. from canal. at So %; 81 do. at the
same; 80 do. extra at SO 26; 200 do. un.
inspected at IS O91. Arrived during the
last "a hours 1859 Jbls.
WHIsky-I'here is no change in the
market this morning, and the demand is
moderate. Sales 209 bbls. from White
Water canal at l64; 80 do. from railroad
and 1858 do. from Miami canal at l6I.
BUTTER--A sale of 5000 lbs. ordinary.
at lOc. :.
SueAR--Sales 5 hhds. good fair at 81;
10 do. low fair at 81.
MoLAssEs-Sale Of 70 bbls. in lots at
35c.
CoFFEE-Sales so bags inferior Mt 81;
80 do. fair 90; SO do. lair at the same.
CRANBERRiEs--Sales oil SO bLls. prime
in lots at $6. The receipts are large, and
this rate is only obtained in tile retail way.
PITTsBURGH, October 90.
-Four feet water in the channel, and
rising.
New YORK, Oct. 27.
The steamer Pacific, from. Liverpool.
with dates to the 9Th inst. arrived at III
o'clock this morning. She brings 1863 pas
sengers.
The Liverpool cotton market is freely
supplied, and prices are slightly in favor
Of buyers
Flour had become dull. Extra SUPER
fine continues steady at full prices, but in.
ierior qualities had slightly declined. Ohio
10 TO 2os. Corn continues steady. Nc.
Henry's circular says white corn brough,
29s and yellow 26s. m
New YORK, Oct, 28-7 p. M.
The steamer Brother Jonathan, from
Chagres, has arrived, bringing 1870 passen-
gers. ar 54 'ts s!0s'o
New York MARKEr.-Flour unchang,
cd. Sales 800 bbls, at 1891 TO 3.874 for
State brands, and 1887 to 400 lor Mes.
tern. v heat declining, Sales 5000 bu.
Genesee at 95, and 5000 common Michi.
gan wheat at 81. Corn dull, Sales TO-
600 bushels at IS. Provisions unchanged.
.A. e.. -.nN FF naNrnH4".H u4 ~ LHnL fuHH. asrF "a
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 90.
Flour dull at $500. Corn meal advan.
ced to $3,25. Prime Hams 9 to II cents.
Sides lo4 e loa. ! Lard Of to III Red
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BsOAD NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given
IL D That a %petition will be presented to the Com.
mlssioners "a Mdhtoe county, Ohio, al their uext
December session, praying for all alteration on the
new road running up the run commencing at the
south east corner Of section II. thence through
James Mafitl's lard, thence through Jacob Maj.
til,'s land, thence through Giles Gadd's land, and
So on I'LL il intersects the Snutisn road between
John Maifitt's and Philip Drums; The alteration
to Commence al or near Giles Gadd's house, and
iui, the north side OF the bottom tn or near a large
white oak: th~nce to or neat Giles Gadd's corn
field; thence 10 turn and run west on or near The
line between Giles Gadd's and Christopher Dbl.
Ions as far as a road can be made; thence round
the poiut The nearest and hes, route to ~inlersect the
same road at the run, and there to end; aud that so
much OF the said road as will lie supplied by this
alteration. he vacated.
Oct. SO, 1851,
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NOBLE COUNTY.

Noble county gives 939 majority 70
Wood. The whole number OF votes poll
cd was 1888. a..Old Monroe" beat
"Young Noble" rearly 400 in majority
while she pollel 100 votes less. In Mon
roc Wood beat Vinton over 3 to /, il
Noble 2 10 /. as
All the candidates on the regularly nom
mated democratic ticket were defeated ex
cept Barkly for Auditor, whose majority
over %Burlingame IA 245. and Rober
Hellyer, for Recorder, who had no oppo'
sition. 5rl i.
J. G. schofeld's majority for Sheriff
over VIM. HelIyer, was 1856.
Philip Nc Williams maj ority for Treas
urer, over Samuel McGarry, was 442.
Gilman Dudley. for Probate Judge, over
WIN Tracy, 800.
Theodore Parrish, for Clerk, over |. @.
Morris, A..
S. w. P. Cochran, for Prosecuting At.
torney, over Jabez Belford, 100.
= George Baker. Jacob Lyons and Alfred
Ogie are elected Commissioners over Tim.
( othy Smith, Abraham Danford and Samu.
81 Osborne. Messrs. Baker and Lyons,
we believe were on the democratic ticket,
though we are not. certain.
Bells majority over Jeffries for Survey.
or was 412; and Barnum over Morrison
for Coroner 456.
Isaac Parrish received 1923 votes for
Representative for Noble county; and will
claim a seat. This viii be a question for
the Legislature to settle.
We learn that the Clerk of Morgan
county refuses to count the votes polled in
that part. Of Noble formerly belonging to
Morgan. for Senator and Representative;
and gives the certificate of election to the
wing Senator and Representative. We
are oifQPinion that the Legislature will
upset that decision. at least SO far as Sen.
stor a concerned. and mos, likely Tor Rep.
~resensative. too. it r., r'aa" a't
Taking all things together the people Of
Noble are rather in a pickle.
nv NM y" IA NLNr ~ AAn srLaA"El .- ". a- LsN"
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tertop, HsrtietsJlle. Middle Creek,
Regniers,s Mills, Aurelia, Lower Sa-
ts'1sin. Bonn. and Fearing, to Marietta,
rs miles and back. twice a week.
Leave Woodsield every Tuesday and
~ Friday at 6 ANN; fha "
Arrive Al Marietta next days by Z p. M;
Leave Marietta every Thursday and
Il Sunday Of s a. M; f4naao3 8s
: ~Arrive at Woodsfeldj next days by =
! 1olis From Woodsfeld, by Graysville,
a. Antioch. Cocbrnn'st Landing. Jolly,
: - Flint's Mills, Lawrence, and Lower
Lawrence, to- Marietta, SO miles and
s.st back once a week. 49,
Leave Woodsfeld every Tuesday at 8
arrive d Marietta next day by Z p, M;
Leave Marietta every Thursday At 8
IA o M; w.
Arrive at Woods6eld next day by Up m.
1919 From Snnish. BY Bare y, 10 Sardis,,
10 miles and back. once q week.
leave Sunish every Thursday at Y
ia.m.; Wist4 W .
: Arrive At Sardis same day by IL M;
Leave Sardis every Thursday at /
W P. M; ~ e8
Arrive at Sunfish same day by 8 p. m.
Proposals are invited for supplying the
following ofioesin Ohio, for the net pro-
ceeds Of said Offices respectively. limited
TO .a'sum to be named in the proposals in
each case: sta
Alum Run from Sardis, S miles and
back, once Il week.
jerusalem fromSB eallsville, 4 miles and
back once a week.
Mil,oasburg from Woodsheld, 6 miles
and back, three times q week
inthe foregoing list no mention is made
Of Laing's P. 0. There is some mistake
about this. That office is one OF too much
importance 10 be overlooked.
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DAD NoIICE-No,ice is hereby given

L. DAD NOIICE.-No,ice is hereby given,
IL u that u petition viii By presented to the Com.
mis- lone rs OF Monroe county. Ohio, at the D-cem.
ber session, praying for the location of a county
road, commencing at Or near Alexander Young's
Mill, on Piny Fork Of Sunfish, running up said
stream through the lands Of Alexander Young
Joseph BIarklsy. John Truax aud John Evans, ia
the Wocd>teld road leading from Woodsield 10
Beallsville; from thence following aforesaid stream
through the lands of Andrew Morris. Jesse Yost
WIN. Cox. Christian Miller. VIM. Evans, Chris,
tan Miller. Thomas Lloyd, Christian Miller, WIN.
Evans and VIM elntt. and on the line between
VIM Lawreuce, Samuel Griffith and George
Griffith, to in,ersect The road running from BeaIls.
Vile to Wood, field, aud there to end. tg,
Oct. %, 1851. A PETITIONER.
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WBOAD NOTICE..--There will DO a petition
EG presented to the Commissioner Of Monroe
county, Chic, IA, their next De, enlher session,
praying for the location OF a county road. com.
mencing at or near the mouth of Indian Creek,
thence the nearest and best route to ~intersect the
county road at or near Absalom w Williams. thence
to or near the Three Mile Tree, on the Lebanon
road. thence the ridge the nearest and best route
to or near Isaiah Wells house. thence to L. T.
Hutchesons' on Wbiitun Creek, thence the near.
est and best route by Geoigs Adams house. end.
ing AT the county road leading from Lebanon to
Cline's mil, onthe Clear Fork Of MuSkingum.
Oct, 30, 1851.
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Best pair WOODEN mittoDs
% do 4.

'a3 "- FRUIT. " aatlSs -
On account Of there being nearly q total failure
OF the fuit crop. in this connty the Board hsss
oniy offered premurn. for grape. under this head.
GRAPES AND WINE.
Bs,, coi'se'i0" Of grape. - WI IN the open sif ?
Be-; !, gallo" Of VI wine "' ps s. jsiese'' a. !. s'.p.s Il
FIELD CROPS. -
Bes, crop OF wheat not less than acre
Bts, e'op Of corn. not less than \ sore
Bet crop Of oat-, not less 'hsul acre
Rest crop Of potatoes, not less than Ii acre 3
y "a do -
Bees, ] acre Of timothy hay; the crop to be
weighed in October OF November F
Z 2d do
Best 10 acre at tobacco, Bs to texture and
qm,ntify, to he weighed after handed
"a @ do
Er>t acre Of cinyer seed a.
81 do l. NAs
Best acre Of :Imothy seed
I "a do r
liz. Secretary WIS directed 10 enter tle30llow.
ing orders on the Jourlsi:
O,"ytd, That the premiums on Corn. Glover
ani ilinuthy seeds he awarded OIL the lst day ct
December; ard On Tobacco OH the hIst Wednes-
day 10 March
Ordt,ed, Thsfthe. election Of officers b. held on
the 2na day OF thr Fir .
O,d'red. Tia. 's'e public he solicited e exhibis
articles Tor which preininr's are not offered
o'"e'f"' A"a' nc a"a'a'ne co''nn'Iees. spS's
u'riI u'I's'o" W /" D"". y. Na""'se.a, ~ go
.'.e ''s'ue"' ~
o"S i..
ordrred. That the following gentlemen pc sna
they are hereby appointed TO I'LL the various Cos.
mlttees ioI th' hrst annual exhibitions:
Committee on Catfn-Thos. Orr, VIM. Myef.,
Owen ]. Jones.
Coun;.iee NJ, s5ee,-J,h, A,o.o. Chs. MeCon
VOL. Tb,m,. C;r,ff,h %
~,
vi 'o"e s"es ""''o"' '""' oAey' 'o'eP'
n'"rN' &
on Horses and .Nnies-John I. Wills nsos,
Thos Mitchell, Arthur Sn.yih.
Pioios and Har, on's-Heiry Crum, Isaac Barn
hard. Charles Afford
Ploufng .Hdicd-B. X. Drigg', James Stsliin8s,
lsraei d.. Riley. 80 a
Butte, and Cheese-Wm Okry, J F.. Randolph,
A. d. briggs. ~
Do,o.s,. ,,.,,fo.,,,.s-Is. ws,.h r. R.u.
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Monroe Agricultural Society.

The FAIR Of the Monroe County Agricutturs ~
Society, Tor the year 1851. will be held Oh The
Monroe Academy Crumbs. adjoining the town oi
Wond.firId. "a the 18th and 9th days at N0vr,nbef,
under the supervision of The Board of Mansgers
aud their assistants. under The following
RnLEs AND REGULATIONS, VIE:
All Stock entered for compe iinn VIII he eI-
hlhited On the fist day Of the FAIR and must br IN.
tered with the Secret,ry. ] X. Morris before 10
O'Clock. A. NJ. accompanied with a description Of
age, breed. and where grown
Articles of Dnnestic Manufacture, Implements
oil Husbandry. Machinery, O4uv aud lioli,yniu.
raj Products, SC. will he eAnlbiteh on The I'd d. y
Of the Fair. All articles to te'eahibted Oh lie
81 day. must he entered by 10 O'clock. A ~
The Flowing Match will take place at 10 o'clork
A. NJ. Oh the % deyi all p-rsons y IsIli,g to er-
sags in it must make application hefo'e II O'Clock
NJ. Of the first day; not more than ID of an acre to
each ;eam.
The several committee, win meet at 0 O'Clock,
each day, and fill VII vacancies that may appear.
and al Il O'clock proceed 10 discharge The dnty
assigned them.
Any person in the county can compete for a pre-.
minm OH any thing he chooses to exhibit. ami Tor
| which premium. are offered. on payment OF 81 to
the Treasurer. upon y birh he will be furnished
with n badge nf .nem' er-hip.
An article. intend, t.r exhibition or the 81 day
will he deposited ia the Monroe Academy.
: At 10 o'clnck on the ID day OF the Fair. the Sec.
Rotary will read the award OF the several commIl-
tees made the first day.
Pens will be provided tor the reception Of all
stock, except horses, which will be IN the care OF
their owners. ....af .tN HH
All members nf the Society are most earnestly
requested 10 pay to the Treasurer their initiation
fees before II o'clock A. NJ. gu the frat day VI the
Fair.
The Address will he delivered on the I'd day Of
the Fair, at I O'Clock, P NJ. and Immediately
thereafter the election of officers. for the ensuing
year, will take place.
No person will be allowed to serve on any COM
mittee where he Is Interested in articles exhibited
Field crops will be accompanied with certii-
Gates Of measurement, and sample, also the mode
OF culture; and all Other articles with a description
OF manufacture.
Premiums may be awarded on any article Of
merit not enumerated in the Premium List
In no case shall there be a prize awarded, where
there has been no composition, nnl-ss the commit
tee deem the same highly meIlt"rious.
No animal can obtain a premium unless il is
owned in Monroe cnunty, ard no article eau re-.
ceive any unless it is the growth or manufacture
OF The county. No person but the owner of an
animal, or the producer, or manufacturer of an ar
ticle Can offer anything for a premium. The head
Of a family may offer anything owned or made in
his or her family. W. Ht apg -
LIST of PREMIUMS.
The Board of Managers of the 'Mouroe Coun.
ty Agricultural Society" have ordered that the fol.
lowing premiums be Offered fur The ye,r 1851. viz:
r' PREMIUMS ON CATTLE. @'' 5H-
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For tho Spirit Of Democracy.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

t-EN sME F -E L'a~Er
~ lnasmuch as intemperance is on the in.
crease in Woods6eld and vicinity, there
will be a Temperance Meeting held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. on the even
ing Of the 4th Of November-next Tues.
dAy-at which time the following resolu.
tons will be discussed, by a speaker from
Besllsville, the writer. and others. sls4.
Resoiued, That we re organizs the
Washingtonian Temperance Society.
Resoi1ed, That every retailer Of arden,
spirits, 10 be used as a beverage, is a dis.
honest man. w
aResoired. That every store keeper and
grocer, who thus retails them. or gives
them sway.i ia doubly dishonest. tet'h
Resolved, That the retailer Of ardent
spirits, to be4used'a as a beverage, ought 10
" punisbed,sytaw as q criminal offender.
.Rssolued, That every individual who
does not aid the cause 81 tempsralnnce. both
BY precspt aud example, is nota good cit.
izsn.. e ~.
altis sincerely hoped that all, both gen.
ttsmsn and ladies, WIN take q deep interest
in this matter, and be present at the meet.
ina. Come fathers and smothers,s aid, BY
your influence, in throwing a bulwark
<Ax,Ax s,~sx~ -AU~ tfrk -Al-tlp - af,
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EGOAD NOTICE..-Notic is hereby given
that a petition will be presented to the Com.
missionels Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
December session, praying for the establishment
and location OF a county road, from Wood.ield
in said county Of Monroe, upon the nearest and
best route 10 Antioch, in said county, aud from
there the nearest and hest route to the Ohio riy-
er, upon a g,ade not exceeding Eve degrees.
Oct 20, 1851.
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NJOTlCE Proposals will he received on Sat-
IN urday. the 18Th Of November. 1851, at the
Auditors Office, for grading aud removing the
earth around the new Jail. SAID contract will be
lei to the lowest, bidder. Full particulars given
OH the day Of gale. ,
THOMAS GRIFFITH, }rn-
HENRY FORD, "'
Oct. 90, 1851.
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given to the corpora
tors named in the Act entitled, San act to
incorporate the Monroe Mutual Fire In
surance company" passed March Z, 1851,
and others, that the first meeting. under
said act. will be held in the town OF Woods
field, OH Monday. the goth day Of October,
1851. at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors, making
bylaws, and transaciing such other bu.
siaess as may come before the meeting.
VIM. OKEY.
JNO. M. KlRKBRIDE,
N. IIOLLISTER,
j. A.. DAVENPORT,
JOHN DAVENPORT,
JAS. r. MORRIS.
JOSEPH MORRIS.
Oct. l., 1851. .,l "a
Mr.. Isaac Welsh was called to the
chair, and Jno. M. Kirkbride appointed
Secretary:
The following corporators were present,
John Davenport, Isaac Welsh, Theodore
clearinghouse, John A. Davenport. Nathan
Hollister. John f. B~idrnharn and Jno. NJ.
Kirkbride. N. llollister, Esq. explained
the object Of the Meeung-read the 10.
tice calling it, and the act above named.
On motion the Ac, Of Incorror .,ions was
accepted, the directors were limited to 9
and an election was held by ballo, for di.
rectors, which resulted in the election Of
the following persons. to wit: John A
Davenport, Theodore clearinghouse, Jno.
F.. Bidenharn. Charles Hare, Nathan Hol-
lister. Isaac Welsh, VIM. Steel, Jno. Kerr,
and John NJ. Kirkbride.
On motion OF Theodore clearinghouse,
N. Hollister, VIM. Okey. inc. NJ. Kirk
bride, JassR. Morris, and Jno, A. Daven-
port, were appointed u committee on By
Laws to report at the next meeting.
Ordered that the proceedings be pub.
lished in the Spirit of Democracy. HHA
l On motion the meeting adjourned 'un-
Ill Tuesday, November 4, at 2 o'clock,
r.. M h e 8A aei
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FIRE INSURANCE.

At a meeting Of a part Of the corpora
tors named in an act entitled ian act to
incorporate the Monroe Mutual Fire In
surance Company" passed March 7, 1851,
held in Woodsield, at the office of Arch.
bold & Davenport, on Monday the Goth
day Of October, 1851, at 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
in pursuance Of the following notice, to
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"A TTACHMENT..- At my instance sn At.
IA tachment was this day issued by James
Okey. a Justice Of The Peace ST Perry township,
Monroe county, Ohio, against the property aud
effects OF John Porter. all absent debtor,
Oct 20. 1881. RICHARD SMITH.
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DoAD NoTIcE.-Nonre Is hereby givea

WDOAD NOTICE-Notire Is hereby given
NJ that there will be a petition pr presented 10 the
Commissioned of Monroe County, Ohio, at their
next December session, praying Tor the location
ot a county rnan, commencing at q run where il
cruises the road esdng FRI M Malaga 10 Calais. at
nr near Benjamin Stephens harm. thence the near
est and hest rnute to the Belmont county line,
whe,e the county road from Boston 10 the Monroe
county line terminates.
Oct. %. 1851. ..a.t.l ..a
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New Goods.

Jus, received direct FROM Philodelphis, a neat
aud well selected stock, ot Spring aud Summer
DRY GOODS
Of every variety usually kept ia a Village or
country store; Aiso-GR0CERlES. QUEENS
WARE, HARD WARE IRON, NAtLS,kc..&r.
All of which will he sold CHEAP for CASH
or IN exchange for country produce.
Cash paid for Rye, Corn, and Barley,
The LEVER PLoW'S for saie At Wheeiinx
prices; Also. a choice article OF RECTIFIED
WHISKY. for sale BY the barrel, stsWheeling
prices. H5g; s&aYxhtR
Cash
The highest price in cash will be paid for WE'LL
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool.
C~iaringion. r. CHASE GEO..
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BosroN. October "a.

The Massachusetts demonstration iinl
favor Of Hon. d, Webster. as q Wing
candidate fos President. takes place at
Faneail Hall on Tuesday. The call is
numerously signed by the leading Wings
oil every county in the State. Some Of
the most able men Of IA State will ad.
dress the. meeting. 8
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ALBANY, Oct. 2l.

MARRIED--On the 2lst inst. by Rev.
w. A. DAVIDSON. Mr.. J. D. MAYS and Miss
RUTH EVANS. both Of Belmont county.
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The COW to be fed on grass only, during the trial,
the trial 20 be made for ten successive days in the
months of M'y and August--the last ten days Of
each month. ".. M
4 Statement TO be furnished containing, lst
The aye and breed of COW. and time of calving.
I'd. The quantity OF milk in weight, a,d also
Of butter duting each period Of ten days.
81. The statement 10 be We, i!Ird by the aft. Ia
vii nf competitor, and one other person conversant
with the facts.
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AuD,rou's OrrIcs, Wood,feld, ,

N0NTt JOUNy,U Oct 10 1871
Agreeby ohe provision Of an act enGuad" San ar to prmihe FIR ue sale # Lnds fuhHdo
The State for the nonpaym-nt of Taxes" p@sed March the lh 1881, and the several acts amer
|dMNy hereto: / hereby give NOTICE to all concerned th he Taxes tuetm nd pen,tesc har
ed on the atow List he not l into dec County Treasury, md tie Treasurer. receipt produce
beTe urs Bill day of December next. ihIh Ell, and in that each tract Of Land or Lot
80 I" aorssaad del" aunt," whhhde Taxes. interest and penalties may remain nphh, vii. on
the Second Monday OF Decembe next bug on tn Sh day of, said month"; ne exmedIo ae al
the Courthouse III said county Of Monroe order to- satisfy such Taxes Interests and penalties
Oct %, 1856. JOHN B NOII. Auditor of Muror Comy OMo /.