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CARDING.
gVyHE subscriber is now prepared to d

ME subscriber is now prepared to do wool
IL carding at Antioch.
Having employed an experienced carder. he is
determined to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their custom.
Persons bringing their wool clean, and free
from burs. can depend on the best of rolls.
Prices cents per pound IN cash, or in wool.
rags, or produce at market price. Produce must
be delivered in Antioch. .l.F
Wool will be received and rolls delivered in the
shortest possible time at Martin Bakers, Woods
field; and J Mitchelrs, New Castle.
May 2, 1855. GILES BROOKS.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notce il hereby given
- that petition will be presented TO the
Commissioners of Monroe County. at their June
session, 1875, praying for an alteration in the
County Road leading from Lebanon to Graysville
IL, Bethel towpahip. SAID alteration to commence
on the land Of Valentine Weber. near Red Oat
tree TO the left of the house Of said Weber, run
Ming in . north east direction to forked Black
OAK. there to interseet the said Road.
&E1 VALENTINE WEBER.
May ?, 1855. -Pd &a
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a TTAGHMENT-Atm my instance an attach-
"a. ment was ,ssued on the 18th day Of April.
A. d. 1856, by J. Massie, Justce of the Peace
of Seneca township, Monroe county. o.. against
the goods, Stocks interests in stocks. rights, cred
its, moneys and effects Of Isaac Hurkheimer, q
non resident of said County, for the sum of six.
teen dollars and fifty five cents debt, and will be
for hearing on the 18th day of May. 1855, at !
o'clock, P. NJ. JOSEPH WEIR.
April 25, 1856.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
- Venditioni Exponas, to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas. of Monroe county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at public out.ry. at the
residence of Daniel CLARK. in said county. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1886,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock
m. of said d; ., II ae following described personal
property, to witt One bay horse, supposed I'd be
hive years old, one sorrel horse supposed to be
ten years old. one black mare supposed to be six
years old. one bay mare colt supposed to be two
years old, one black mare age unknoN n, two spot.
ted milch cows. twenty -four head Uf sheep, and
nineteen head Of hogs. .--
Taken in execution and levied on as the goods
and chattels oi Daniel aud Sarsfield Clark, at the
suit of Miller Pennington.
EE+} WILLIAM READ, 4
April as. 1855 81 SO Sheriff. N. c. O. :.
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Road Lew for 1855.

NOTICE j, hereby given, that the County
IN Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio,
levied tax for road purposes OF ten cents On
each hundred dollars valuation of all taxable pro.
perty In each of the several townships in said
county. which tax may be discharged By labor On
the rosds. under the direction Of the supervisors
Of the several districts, at the rate Of one dollar
per day. JNO. s. HOLIDAY,
Mar 81. rs. go Aud. M. G. o.:
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Riot at Chicago.

The Chiosgo papers bring Us extended
narficulars Of .. riot Ia that city on Satur-
day last. II appears the oiiy council.
eosae weeks ago. raised the price of Ii.
oenss 10 sell liquors to. $500 per year,
end stipulated that al licenses, should
,csase on the 6rst Of July. when the pro.
hibi,ory law goes into effect. provided tits
ratified By the people atthe June election
A number Of persons thereupon refused
70 take out licenses, and persisted in sell
inR. Against these suits Were brought,
and the trials were set down for Saturday
last. Tho excitement, In the meantime,
rapidly Increased, and on Saturday q
large and excited crowd gathered in and
about the conri house, blocking up every
avenue thereto TO such an extent that the
Mayor was compelled to summons the
police and order the passages TO be
cleared. One man only refused to obey
lhs efFicers, and the attempt TO eject him
led 10 tho mob. the calling out Of the mill.
tafy. aud the wounding Of several persons
sfssr so.ns desperate fghting. The police
were repeatedly fred upon; and one o
,hems named Hunt, fell with three balls il
me body. His arm was subsequently am
putated. Nathan Weston, another officer
va dangerously il not fatally wounded
Tuo others were also injured. The mar
Who shot Hunt was pursued by citizen
i5Fed upon and taken to jail in a dying
ssats., His name was Peter Martin. FIJI
ay-six arrests were made. The polic'
were on duty during Saturday night ant
on Sunday, and every person found oI
Inc strssts with firearms was arrested
Boys were not permitted to be out ate
dssE, and the most effsctual measure
we're adopted to stop the rioters, and bring
ahsm to pnnishment. number Of. then
.wsrs severely wounded, and on Sunda,
esas,s was entireIy restored.
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Coal Digger Wanted.

A good coal digger can obtain employment for
"A year, to dig coal by the bushel, in good
bank. and at good price, ty calling soon upon
the subscriber. The bank is yet to open.--s an
lS inch vein. and will pay cents per bushel
for throwing out the coal.
2 None but a good and experienced hand need
WARREN HOLLISTER.
Woodsfeld, April IL, '55 #
c. Beiair Times copy to the amount Of 81 and
charge this office.
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1 Conspiracy against Napoleon.

4 -
The Paris correspondent Of the New
Yak Commcrcial Advertiser, writes un-
Or dats Of March 92:-.i
Day before yesterday . conspiracy 70
'jassassinAis the Emperor Of France, was
discovered at tho critical moment, and
the parties are now in the State Prison a
Aszass The Emperor was to receive 2
.boriion Of the Imperial Guard, which is
sabous 70 start for the Crimes. in the court
u the Tuilleries. During the review he
was, 10 have been assassin ated, but BY
what means has not become public. All
that the public know is that the arrests
wore made II. tho moment when the re
visv was about to acommence; that the
persons arrested were conveyed TO Mazas
piacsd ins the separate cslls and intsrrp.
eagsd. Some Of the highest families in
Paris. among tho legitimists, are said tt
be- implicated in the conspiracy. The at
ssnspt 10 aiisibuted to the feeling whichi.
growing in the country against the abso
lutte power which 10 exercised by the EN-
psfor, xho docs not consult the Interests
much less the opinions Of any class Of hi
psople, and whose conduct Of the war.i,
met considered eminently satisfactory.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance writ Of
"A attachment was on the 10th Of March, 1855,
issued by Thomas Neal. q Justice Of the Peace
in and Tor Perry township, Monrue county. Ohio,
against the goods, stocks, interests Ia stocks.
rights. credits. moneys and effects OF James
Yost. nom president Of said county, for the sum
Of $43 ,09 debt and cost. and will be for hearing
on the 6th day Of May. 1856. at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ.
April 4. 1855. J.. s. KINCADE.
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= SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
- Vendi,ioni Exponas issued from the court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county of Mon.
roe AID State Of Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
court house in the town OF Woodsheld, in said
county, on
Thursday, the oath day If May, 1855.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock M, and O'Clock
p m, on said day, the following described tracl
Of land, situate IN said county, to wit:
The south west quarter of section thirty.six
township two. OF range three. containing one
hundred and sixty one acres, more or less apprais
ed at five thousand dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty OF Daniel Clark, at the suit Of Miller Pen
nington.
WILLIAM READ.
April 25, 1855. 81 so. Sheriff, M G. O.
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@It appears that Matt J. Ward. who
shot the scho olm as,er; Butler, is the grea,
lion of the street of New Orleans. He
sports beautiful span of bay horses beau.
tifully oaparisoned, and carriage that is
brilliant with splendor, and upon the box
sit two colored gentlemen, with blue suits
white gloves, black hats, a green band a
round. and small feather upon tho up
ner edge.
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From Kansas.

ST. Louis, April IS.
The people of Kansas have issued q
proclamation declaring Governor Reeder
incompetent for his position, and his ap.
poiptment, without the consent of the gov
erned, an arbitrary exercise of power.
An election is ordered at Leavenworth on
the 28th for a successor to Reeder. The
delegates meet at Leayenwor,h on the
98,h, and select suitable person for Ter
ritorial Governor, whose name will be for
warded to the President for appointment
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Settlement Accounts.

ss- S0Ltl6m60C Accounts.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons inter-
IL ested, that settlement accounts have been
filed in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
lows:
W,llism Watkins, executor Of Benjamin Nc.
Kahn, 6nal account;
Daniel Walton, administrator of William G.
Walton, partial account;
Isaac Edwards and Mahala Edwards, admins.
traitors of David Johns. final account;
Stephen Pancoast, administrator OF George
Sindedecker. partial account;
Thomas Mitchell. administrator Of Henry
Johnston, final account; 1i5
Thomas Griffith, executor OF John Linn, fnal
account;
Elizabeth A. Pegs. Administrative Of Christian
Reaksecker, it,, final account;
James Armstrong, administrator of John Heck,
partial account;
John YeBny, administrator OF Ulrich Keller,
final account; ,sfls .z..s
Jacob Tschsppat, administrator Of David Ksl.
Ter, Enal account;
Richard Ciegg, administrator of William Scott
final account;
John Irwin. administrator of Ellen Irwin, 6nal
account: s
John Cline. executor of Richard Pool. partial
account;
Benjamin Lane, administrator of Israel r.
Randolph, partial account; asfa4 sss5 .,
Stephea Pancoast. administrator Of Joseph
Nc cMahon, final account; sn stslst .s4-.s
Jeremiah Walton, executor of James Walton,
final account; b4fafs ;5r.,sfssia Sc
George Cline and Mary Williamson. admins
traitors Of James Williamson. partial account;
John J. Egger. administrator Of Nicholas Pifer
final account;
William w atkins, administrator Of Isaac Moore
partial eaccouns;
John Hamilton, administrator OF William r
Hamilton, partial account
The undersigned will examine said sccounts il
the above order, commencing Thursday. May
IL, 1855. In the meantime they subject te
the inspection of all persons interested therein
JOHN w. OKEY,
April l8, 1856, Probate Judge.
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HBlO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE
OF ROBERT MILLS, DECEASED

IL OF ROBERT MILLS, DECEASED
bate Court Of Monroe County. Commissioners on
the estate of Robert Mills, deceased, which has
been represented insolvent. The period Of six
months from the date Of this notice 10 allowed
creditors to bring in and prove their claims against
said estate. The subscribers will attend to the
duties of their said appointment, In Woodstield
at the following timer. namely: On the second
day of June and on the second day Of July next;
and on the FIRST and third days Of September next
1t ten Acock in the forenoon Of each of said days
Dated at Woodsfeld this 23rd day OF A pril, 1855.
as'ssH VIM P. RICHARDSON.
JOHN s. WAY.
MAY 2, l855-4w Commissioners.
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April 25, 1855,

a TTACHMENT-At my irstance, an At.
n tachment was this dag issued by W,l.or
Martin, justice Of the peace of Ohio township.
Mnnroe County. against the property and effects
of Freemaa Watkins, . non-resideot of said
county. Dated tliis al day OF April. A. d. 1861.
April Is --pd GEO. S. THISTLE.
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DlSSOLUTIoN.-N Notice i hereby given
IL thatthe partnership before existing between
J. Williams & Brothers. in Baresville, Ohio, was
on the 9th day Of April, 1854, dissolved by mu.
tual consent. notice Of which was neglected. -
Ths business Of the firm has besfA since the dis.
solution. carried on, and still will be, by Joseph
and Robert Williams. March 26. 1855.
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Outline Maps /!

"HE subscriber has q set Of Pelton's Outline
Maps, Gate ed,tioo.) with Key. and copy
of Baldwin's Pronouncing Gazetteer. for sale
CHEAP, 3a GILES BROOKS.
Antioch, April, 1855 -pd
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no THE CREDITORS OF WIN. w. BURK.
Il HEAD. Notice is hereby given. that on the
2lst day OF April. 1855, the subscriber was ap.
pointed and confirmed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county. Ohio, ss executor Of William w.
Burkhesd, deceased, and has given bond and re-.
ceived letters testamentary ~ such.
THOMAS GRIFFITH. :
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Dissolution of Partnerships.

NoT1CE is hereby given that he pertdss1 ~
IN hsretofors existing bstvssA CnAMEYtA,
was on. the I7th day Of March, 1855 diseolveae9
mutual consent. Alithose indebted 10 said fsD'
will please call and settle their accounts b aete
or otherwise. =
TaE BUSINESS win b eoslih6sd - ~ Z,
r. Sholwell In the same place. Ttshkful 1be116s
favors. the present 6rm earnestly solieA ea1
uance ot the raHs patronage. s. :; ~. 81 r.
March 81, 1885.
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MARIE Don the 2sth ult., by
Rev. E. Goudy. Mr.. WILLIAM FoRD and
Miss MARIA JANE ROUSE, all of this county
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subscriber was. on the :2nd day Of August.
1854, by the Probate court of Monroe county
Ohio, appointed Administrator. de b0nss non. OF
the Estate Of Frederick Huber, late Of said coun.
ty, deceased. and has given hos,.i and received
letters as such FREDERICK KOEHL FIR.
Nis. = :. te-=- sss.sSss -
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March q. 1855.

DAviD JOHNS ESTATE..-The subseri-
bers were, an the 9th day Of June, 1854,
by the Probate court OF Monroe county, Ohio.
appointed Administrators, de bonis non. Of the
Estate Of David Johns, late Of said county, de-
ceased. and have gwen fond ard received letters
as such ISAAC EDWARDS,
March Z, 1858. MAElALA EDWARDS.
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Notice in Attachment.

NOIlCe III AttaC0ment.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to r. NJ. Quinn. and
IN all other persoLs interested, that ON the 26th
day of March, A. ID. 1856, Charles A. Grianeli and
John w. Jenkins, partners trading under the 6rm
of GrirAell i Jenkins. filed their petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monrns county, Ohio.
against r. NJ. Quinn, setting forth that the said
r. M. Quinn IL indebted to them in tho snm of
s2sl 50. evidenced by the promissory note Of the
said K. M. Quinn, payable to said Grinneil & Jen.
kins, dated October Is. 1854, aud payable six
iunnths after date: That said sum Of money weuld
be due April Is. 1855, after which time they ask
judgment: The said plaintiffs, also set forth in
their petition that r. NJ Quinn has left the State
of Ohio: That he has sold his property 70 delay
his creditors from collecting their debts, aud that
William MeAllister aud James Johnston are in.
debted to said R M Quinn in the sum Of $l3s3 10
The said McAllister and Johnston have been sery.
ed with proper process, and the summons returned
by the Sheriff of said county--not served % to R.
NJ Quinn: The said r. y. Ga,inn Is required t.
appear and answer said petition BY the 3nd day o
June. 1855, and on his failure the plaintiffs viii
| ask Judgment at The June Term Of said ccur
against him by default. sss
HOLLISTER, OKEY &, ,HOLLIeTER.
April IL, 1855. Atty's for Plaintiis.
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HNHARLEs TURNER'S ESTATE-Tbe
~ subscriber has been appointed by the Pro-
bate court Of Monroe county. Ohio, "A Admins.
traitor OF the estate Of Charles Turner. deceased
and has given bond. and received letters Of Ad.
mi,;istration as such. JAMES YOUNG
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Examination Of Teachers for 1856.

Examination OF Teachers for 1855.
HNHE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe county.
j. Ohio. will hold meetings in the Union School
House at Woods6eld. for Tho Examias,ion sf
Teachers on the last Saturday in each month OF
the year 1885. excepting the months Of September,
must be in attendance at O'Clock A. M, of said
days, and bring certificates of moral character from
responsible persons known to the Board.
By order Of the Board, p
~. JOHN s. WAY
Woodsfield, Jan. 10, '5B. Clerk Of Board,
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|HEORGE LOBENSTEIN'S ESTATE -
|" The subscriber was on the l7th day ol
March, 1855. appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county OHIO. as Administrator Of the es-
tate Of George I4obenstein. late of said County,
deceased. and has given bond aud receives letters
Of administration. 3s ,H saaf SO zsztsstt
as.a ass CHARLES LoBENSTEIN.
March 81 l9S6
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STATE Ot OHIOs MON kOE COONII.
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS:
T.s.s:ss 'ss: sss;s;; @ s'.x Petition for Divorce,
UyHE defendant will take notice. that the
Plaintiff has filed her petition in said Court.
for Divorce, on the ground Of wilful absence for
more than three years. and gross neglect of duty.
SAID petition will be for hearing at the June
Term Of said Court
ARCHROLD T. RICHARDSON,
April Is, l856.-6w pd Au'ys. for Petitioner.
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ROLL OF HON o R.

Received on subscription to the Spirit
Of Democracy for the week ending Sat
urdav ADril 90, 1855.
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Land Warrants BountrHand.

IdHd WdEIdHtS DUtlHty 11Aiiu'
TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF
ALL THE. WARS
THE undersigned offer their services To those
i who may wish to apply for Land Warrants
under the recent act of Congress. and they beg
leave to assure them that their business. &c in.
trusted to them. shall he promptly and faithfully
attended to. Their charges win be reasonable
They will also attend to procuring back psy and
pensions for those eu,iiled to receive sthem.~s-
l-f-g JOHN SINCLAIR,
1- J. r. RANDOLPH.
Wood.feid, March %, 1855. sls5 .hoes1
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HHRISTfAN REAKSECKERS E3ExTE.
" The subscriber was. on. The 1ad 11y ~ -
rAary. 1855. BY the Probate Court % toaases
county Ohio, appointed Aslminissrssos. = tsais
of said county, deceaseh be, given bos1 ~ -
ceived letters 10 such.s sssEsi sssss - ssss7s
gasf;s L, sTHADDEJS REAEBECHcn.
|; March 4, 1851. sf 81
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-03
To CurA CPOun.

Divest the child of all clothing abou
the neck and chest; then bathe the
throat and upper part Of the chest freely
with cold water. Let this be done by
pouring. sponging, or very frequent ap
plicaton Of wet clothes. While this is
being done. prepare warm water, and
lmmerse the feet in it. This gives relic
in short time, when the child be pul
quietly to rest, with q jug Of warn
water TO the feet, when perspiration ant
sleep soon follow.
Any one can follow these direction.
Immediately, and it is complaint which
is soon fatal, unless checked in the ear
stages, and many precious lives are
lost because q physician is not at ha nd
until too late to save from suffocalion
! have often tried this, and never fail
ed 10 give relief iu one heur, often ir
half that time.--New York Register.
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An ASTOUNDING FAcT.-We are in.
formed on good authority. that the follow
ing circumstances really transpired on
Saturday night in Low street, near Elk
eter:
a card party played for various stakes
until one Of them-a woman--beco ON
ing in her language "dead broak," offered
TO stake her infant child against doIla,
upon the issue Of another game. The
proposition was agreed to by her oppo'
nent, who was childless mother, and
being favored by fortune or misfortune
the conclusion Of the game found hel
the winner Of the babe, brigh, ealthy
male. infant aged 0 months. The child
we learn, was delivered without mur
mur, to the winner, and we Judge from
the heartless conduct Of the unnatural
parent. that her offspring will find in it.
new custodian home not such as the
one from which it was so ruthlessly y
staked and lost.-Baltimore Republican
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From the South Side, Va, d cmocrat
A Beautiful Sentiment.

Among the many fine passages in the
speech Of Mr.. Hunter, Tuesday night
none elected more unbounded applause
than the following. We do not, ol
course, pretend 10 give the exact Ian.
guage, but the thought.
"Deprive, said he, "the Catholics ol
all the Offices, Ear them out from every
avenue to political distinctions; deny to
them the opportunities which you accord
10 others.
"There will still remain Offices for
them. Yes, my friends: the sweet
Offices Of Christian love will still be
left, and in the midst Of your persecu.
tons their bishops and priests. as in the
recent pestilence in your southern cities.
will throng the hospitals ard the pest
houses. bringing succor and consolation
to the poor victims Of the plague. Aye,
aud their Sisters Of Charity will still
brave the terrors OF loathsome and in.
lectious disease. will still wipe the death
damp from the sufferers brow, will still
venture in when the courage Of man
shrinks back appalled,, and will point
the dying gaze through the mysterious
gloom Of the Valley Of the Shadow Of
Death TO the Cross and the Crucified -
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athsiiticsl part Of 4. might bs cslled
wicket, if il was really designed to b.
so, but II looks az II Il was intended
not 70 mean anything 10 particular II
does not seem worth while TO got up
quarrel with it.
II is said that tho Convention gave up
the design OF nominating ticket Of theiI
own--thst they did not open the ballots
sent up from the Councils. and that they
will not enterfers. as an order, with the
coming July Convention. If their course
shall prove this TO be true. we shal re-
joice that they have so far done wisely
and we'll. II is always honorable to
sbandon an evil project. We should
be glad to hope that this is "begining
of The end"--that they will sbandon
their other evils one by one. il not faster,
and become at length good. out.spoken.
private citizens.