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Mr.. Toombs' Address to the People of
y - - n -ya Georgia TFCF ~ :

n1r. IOOAOS -AaQtoSs 70 the eOpl0 OF
n p 80 y Georgia ndOl. "a
10 WAsHIyaroN, Sunday, Dec a3, !
Mr.. Toembs ,elsgrsphs this evening
the following addrsss to the people of
Gcorgia: 7' 49,.
l.. II came here to secure your Constitu,
tional rights, and to demonstrate to you
that you can get no guarantee for those
rights. from your Northern confedsratss
s'Ths whole subjsc! was referred to
committee of thirteen in tho Senate /
was appointed on the committee, and &C j..
#csptsd the trust. l submitted the propo,
si.ions which, so far from receiving q &c.
eided support from a single member of
the Republican PARTY of the committee,
we're Ill treated with dsrision or CON
tempt. A vote, was then taken In the
committee, en- amendments to the Consti
tuition. proposed by Hon. J. J. Critten-
den, and each aud all Of them we're voted
against, unanimously, by the Black Rs-
HpUblicaa members Of the committee.
'In addition to these facts, msjsri,y
os the Black Republican members Of the
conmi,tee declared Distinctly that they
had no guarantees to offer, which was ST.
lsntly aequisscsd ia 10y the other IN nbers
1.-The Black Republican memaers oi
this commitlse are representative mem
sers of tho party aud section, and, TO the
extent of my information, truly represen,
them. als-a e1''.
"Tae Committee of Tmrty-thYee on
Friday adjourned for a week, without
coming to any vote, after solemnly plsds-
ing themselves to vote on all the preposi.
tons then before them that day. It Ii
controlled by the B;aek Republicans, your
enemies. who only seek to anuse you With
delusive hope until your election. that
you may defeat the friends of Secession
.If you are deceived by them, it shall
not be my fault. l have put the test fair
ly and frankly. Itis decisive agains, you
now. | tell you, upon the faith of a true
man, that all further efforts looking to The
North for security for your CONSTITUTIONS
rights in the Union. ought to bs Instantly
abandoaed E3 3Ae
ut is frsught with nothing bat rnin &c
yourselves and 70 your postsrity. Seces
sion. by the 4th day Of March nsxt
should be thundered from the baios DO &,
by the unanimous voice Of Georgia, OF
The 81 day Of January next Such s
voice will be your best guarantees for lib
er:y, tranquility and glory.
T{SignsdD Z. TOOMBs.n
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NoUoTCm.

ISAAC RDWA and Mahala Kdw ards his
/ wife, of the ftats OF Virginia, win take no.
tice, that Solomon Hubbs, Of the county of
Monroe in the state Of Ohio, dii on tho 18th
day of October, A. D. 1850, file his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Monroe iu said state of Ohio. against
the sail Isaac Ed wards aud Mahala EdwArds
his wife, defendants, setting forth that the
said Isaac Edwards and Aahala Edwards gave
mort gage to the said Solomon Hubbs on the
18th day of August, 1854. on thirty five acres
of the north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section %, township and range 5,
| and iye acres of the south east of the south
east quarter of the same section to sscu re the
payment Of one hundred and twenty -fye dol
lars, according to certain notes referred to in
said mortgage, and praying that said Isaac
Edwards may pay said sum now elaine | to be
due, with interest, amounting to one hundred
and seventy five dollars, with interest on fifty
dollars from first of April, 1855. and on seven
! ty- five dollars from the first of April, 1857;
and that said premises may be sold to p.y tbs
same. And the said Isaac Edwards aud Ma
hala Edwards notified tina. they are re-
quirsd to appear and answer said petition on
| or before the third Saturday in February. 1851.
91f Il HoLLiSTER & OKRY,
! Dec. 19. 1S60,-$s,1 II Atty's for Sol. Al,bbs.
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40 TIE SENTIMENTS OF PATsIoTIc
STATEsMAN.-Mr. Douglas made a Few
remarks in the Senate lately, in whleh he
said: fa - sitt
II am ready to act with anybody who
looks 10 the settlement of shi. question, OF
that will preserve the Constitution TAP.
plnnse. | trust We may lay aside a.
petty grievances, feuds and jeslifies, and
look to our country, ard not to our party
on this occasion. [Applasse.l desitt
to hear no words Of . party nature while
discussing question upon which the fate
of the country depends. + Anplanse,
{Heres,he Vice PrssideE,>was obliged IL
enforce the rules of decorum }"
Whsta contrast do these noble scaii
msn,s present to tha. Of the. zsalots, wh'
will make 30 eempromse or concession Il
save their country! 2a
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Progress of Secession. .

The movements in the South toward
Isecessiou s:e steadily progressing. : Lit
tie hope is entertained of anything short
Of the dismembsrmsnt of the entire South.
The House committee Of thirty. .thres, and
The Senate committee of thirteen, Can
agree upon no terms. and will SO report.
The latest proj CT. and the one in which
all existing hope is centered, is In con-
ventioa of delegates from-~the border
S;ates, to assemble at Baltimore. As the
fanatics, of the extreme Nossh and ex-
treme South viii be excluded it is not i'm
possible that some fair adjustment may
be made. ..-, a..ely.T
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

D Senator Wade, in hi. rscen,
speech 10 the Senate, says, shs, iadisidu-
ally he ueSer compromises anything, and
shst as Senator, representing q party
he cannot compromise. Mr.. Wade must
nave an exceedingly short memory, or he
could not forget shxt he owes his preSen,
position TO compromise The Wings
aud FresseiIsrs in the Ohio Legislature
6rst elected him 10 the Senate, as CON.
promise, and the only man, at The tims,
who could command the votes Of fe v
hard shell, Old Line Wings, that were
then members. La agreeing to compro,
mise on Wade, they were however, nadly
cheated, since he has tnrned out 10 be the
cAief of, the ".irrepressibles. - Statssn,esn
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Tavern Stand for Sale in Grand
view, Washington County,

fTHE undersigned offers for sale at q bars ain,
L tavern stand, situated in the town Of
Grandview, Washington county, Ohio.
The house has TIN ROOMS and q
Large and Comfortable Stasls, and a
Coopsr SAop,
on tho back lot, There are two lots No. two
and twenty-five, and are sixty-six feet by
one hundred and twenty-ons in front the
other goes back to the Rail Road track.
will trade for land in this country or in
the West. CaH7soon and get bargain. ~
EB For particulars cali -upon the subseri-
ber IN Lebanon, Monroe County orsA.sahsets
III erandvisv.
]. N. RIDGWAY;
Dee 8. 1sse m.
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SHERIlF'S SALE IN PARTITION
Joseph r WindhAm,
against Z
AdsIine n. Stark and o.hsrs.

BY virtue of an order of sas to me directed
from the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sal. at public
auction, ut the front door Of the court house
in the tom of Woodsdeld, in said coun- y, be-
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock. \. M, and 4
o'c,ock- p. m.
Saturday, the 2ad day of february. 1881,
the following premises, situate in the county
OF Wonree and State of Ohio to viii:
The eas. half OF the north west quarter Of
section nineteen, township seven an range
seven, containing eighty acres. more or less.
G. 81. MORROW, Sheriff,
Jan. . ISsI-S1l5. Monroe County q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02
Fort Moultrie in Possession of
r8T}Jq the CaroliniapS 4 10 g

OlO AuSuiCI IL III L OoSCSSlOll vi
THI}Ia the Caroliniansh 10 {
The news by Mondays mail Is thai the
.sossh sCarolinians have taken possession
of Fort Moullrie, at the entrance to
Charleston harbor.s Major Anderson had
previously abandoned that Fort and oc-
rcapisd Fort Sampter. as,ronger position,
and one which commands Fort Moul,rie
and the, city of Charleston Gen. Scott
thiuks one hundred men can defead it for
six nsnihs agaips, any force South Oaro,
lima can bring against it. The novement
of Major Anderson is generally approved.
The South Caroliniahs do not propose TO
injare the government property. Il is
not thought that collision will ensue be-
tween the forces What the administra-
lion will do In The case is not yet known.
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they may be. They havs shown tho peo-
pie that they were unfai,hful sentinsls up>
on the dome Of the Union. They shout
ed no wolf, when the wolf was coming!
They have got the country into its pres
ent unfortunate condition. Fhey, have
ruu the Ship Of State upon the breakers,
owing to their ignorance land aunskilful.
ness in political navigation. n Hsayy i,
their responsibility. - bta frslt yi{5 ofaB
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

kARRlED-on the 9Th day OF Nov. 1890
by John Stine, Bsq., Mr.. Alexander Wilson,
of Malaga, and Miss Elisabeth Jane Twaddie,
OF Center township, al Of this County.
ON the 2sth ult by Rev. Burkly Poulton,
Mr.. Martin V. b. Posts and Miss Liddy l..
Monroe, all Of this County.
On September lst, 1860, by Rev. J. II. Pre-
shaw, Mr.. James Nsorhea}, formerly of Mon-
roe county, Ohio, ana Miss Nary NJ. Reid, ali
of Ta1ewsl county, illinois.
On the 25th day OF December 1880. by II.
n. James, Rsq Mr.. Peter o. Lsmlay to Mss
slisabeih Riley, all Of Monroe county.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02
E John Wentworth, the editor OF

w John Wentworth, the editor .o
the Chicago Democrat, Lincoln'sv organ
suggests that if the South is rebellious
it will only be. necessary for the Federa
Government to send down there man in
John Browns clothes, which can be pro
cured at North Eibs, to scare them into
submission The Knquirer says, We ra.h.
er think that the man who wore ,rhoa.
clothes down South, under such circum
stances, would also, in a short time, wea,
John Browns craran
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Belmont Delegationso the PenltsntiaYy.
Below are she names aud terms of the
penitentiary representatives from Belmont
county, sentenced during the last term OF
court: -,,- ,.-.,l-a .'\.7.tetr
George Johnson, for stsbting with in
tent to kiln, sentenced to the peaileutisry
for one year. aa
Nathaniel Phillips. for grand larceny,
FIVE years. @ Ia
B.lsar Back, assaul. with intent to kill,
three years !
Henry Foster. murder in second degree,
three years. aa1
James G y.nhsm and Rlios B..E.s,
sor burglary. Ave years.
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SHERIFFS SALE. !
Murphy, Wilson &aCc.
- asainst Z .

ttx William Kirkbride. 9sfrsrH -7l5vai
DY. .virtus of awrit of .rcnditioni. erpenns 4 o
ID me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, 0hie, L will offer for
sale at public auction at the frontsdcor of the
court house, in the town eff Woodsael,i, n said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a.
M and O'Clock p. m, on SIS
Saturday, the l2M dayef January 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, towit: III - - -
Lots number 333, 81, 58; 50,
32, Sand ds9 g.,ssNae
ia IA. so~n of Graysviile. Monroe county,
ohio.szl5s rsasse C.sM. MORROW, Nf'
Dec. IL, 1s6s.-s3,se s,e Sheriff, n. c. .ooAs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

At the Justice election in this
township, on Thursday fast, Edward Sal
isbnry, Democrat, received 92s votes, and
Lewis Shipley, Republican, r. AT the
fall eleetions here, the Democrats had
shout 9atssi; now, however, when the
Republicans have fer their candidate the
publisher aud occasional editor of, their
paper. their candidate for the post Office.
60. the Democrats beat them 8 to l.
Kybpblicanisn does not smell as sweet as
Il did few months since' y q 2si5as 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

w Some journals in tl.e Republican
interests are commencing to lhe eousidera-
tion of the South Washington's Farewell
Address. Very good. Tha, part Of the
address that coniures the people TO crush
ont sectionalism was commended. by the
Democrats press aud speakers, to the
consideration Of the people of the free
States before the election, They would
not heed. aHd they sresnow necessarily
enjoying some Of the fruits that Wash
|ington foresaw would grow to maturity il
a sectional party triumphed. ,es -si,s4os.Y
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.iGHe Who Filches My Good
bssu yljzaa Name,', &c.i Efss ~ atti4i

I'VE have received from Carrollton,
Ohio. the second number of a neat little
paper. having for its title, The Spirit Of
Dswocr0cy ~ We are glad that a paper
has been started there, advocating sopnd
national doctrines, aud not under thscon
troll Of the fourth Auditor of the Treasur
n; but No regret that the publishers did
Got display more originality ia selecting q
tits. Two. papers having precisely the
same name and located so near each other
may create mpch confusion and annoyance
in the receipt of letters aud exchanges
0urs, going to them. aud, theirs coming
10 sus.a Z 9syosa 10 eaa 3iia eo srIEa =
q Fg,f - ff &.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

E "IfI believed that the doctrine
now advocated by the Republican party
would causesa dissolution oflthe Union, l
say, Let her rip" " aae&
During the late Presidential campaign,
we heard the above expression used BY
men claiming to be Republican politicians
The doctrine aduocatsd by tie Republican
party has been the cause efthe dissolution
Of the Union, and you say, ''Les her rip
Shame! t's'3 -
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Nolice in Partition. :

II INLIZABETHz zSU TER, Jacob Sutsf,kGo6frev
IL sutsr, Rudolph suter, 3. Georgs hs;f and
Elizabeth Petit his wife; Henry SeSnsll aud
Madalina Schnell his Wit of rKurcp z; Rpa&8l
sessecker and Christian Arthony, of fbfls
county, Ohio, will take notice that on the lth
day of December, $780, frederick M,<r, Of
said county, fled il, the. Court 0fACcn'non
Pleas ofsaid county, demanding pxttition of
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: Part Of the east .halfxof
the north weat quarter ef asction 7:-ins3din
ship Of range s. Also q ssasH tfso9 ~ He
north east end OF the scutk west qnxrfsY6r
said section township xnd~ range: Beginning
for the sams at the south west corner ofythe
oset half of the south wcs Qu artet of saifSect
ton; theme. north 1876 rods 70 white 6sk
tree; thence north G7f deg. east Iss6 foasstoe
red oak tree; themes north 81 deg.s weSti
409 rods to the wost side Of said halfsquartsr.
Thence north With tn, vest side ofss ssaidihhlfs
quarter Ia rods to the run: thence down wishi
the meanderipgsi OF sail aran to a teeoit dHke
on the north side of said run; thence ssh slri
2s deg, east 81 rods to = sugar trse; 4 hence
south 191 deg. esst ~ rods TO aw whiIe walnut
thence south 80 deg east 1S 90 rods, To- Esr,
ter elm; thence south s9a de, east 7'b3 rods-to,
a post on the east side of said half qusrt,r:.
Thence south with said east lice of said. h,if
quarter to . stake, three rods aud, one Ink
4
! csrner thence south 65 deg. wsst s rods ana
l6 links to stake; thence south S rods .siisf Il
links to stake under the bank Of SunEsh"
creek; thencs'in straight line up SAID srstk
to sugar tree corneriin the sontb west iisr.
ter Of sal section, 10 Eiiel lIeadis-s fine. 10
. stake intersecting the quarter. lire, "A rois
east ofthe place of b,ginning, the sane k.iil
! the tractputchasea OF Stephen Atkipscr ysc,a
James Atkinson; thence, west With ssil ,n oi; n,
! ter line to the place OF beginning: the wl.sie
tract purchased By Barnard Satsr J,ol., vs.. 8 .
!, phen Atkinson, AMI the ssrna of which B.r-
nard suter died seisad. Aud At the next tss n,
Of said Couit application will te made Is r :
J said Frederick suter for an order that Psr,i,i
4 may be made of said premises.
1 81 re b,agsT1 sfEalfOL LIsfER & rKsYA
I Dec. 10, lsso.--s9,9o Ait'ys for P-siisnnsv..
! ADHINlSTRA7'ORsS TO7iCE..
NISrlCs is hereby given thsA shsgu nds.sisa-
I IN siwAs,s on, the .2Gth .dayS Of Ecve1alr rr
i 1850, appointed by The Probate Gear lsf xen.
roe eounty, Ohio, administrator Of The sststs
Of Thomas w. Wright, deceased.
i LKWls 0RASiaNy, sr..
4 Pa 7. les1LSf. -. A7n.r.
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w-"Let the South 90, We CA,

W Let the South go! We can
get along without her, Such expires.
sioas fell from the lips of persons who
claimed to be Republican; politicians, a
few weeks ago. 1.-THE mere proposal to
go SO depresses trade in ell i,s rami6ca-
tions, what will tho country not suffer il
ahe actually take her departure? Ssntb
Carolina having led OF. We may reason a.
bly expect ethers of the cotton States to
follow.m 5aB A.5qo>ak hl;s @ss4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

s Bonds amounting to seven OF
eight hundred thousand dollars have been
distracted from the u S. Treasury. A
clerk named Baiiy and New York mil.
lionare named Russsll, have been arrest
ed. It is intima,ed thai Secretary Fioyd
is implicated, ia.e.a.Iend tsu hysaa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

az Two young man were brought to
Jail day or tw.o since froal Bethel town
ship for stealing three or four geese
about Christmas. Rafher too small an
offense to justify officers N taxing the
county twenty Eve or, fifty dollars, 4E
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

H Il, is currently reported that Ed
ward Bates and David Wilmot have been
offered, and have agreed to accept places
in Lincoln's cabinet. May be so.
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ADXINISTRATOf'S SALE.
RY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court
~ of Monroe county, Ohie,I will oGerfor sale
on this premises. on
Satssdays the stsM ddyef Jdaaasy. 1851,
Lo. No. Six, in Cochransyille, Monroe Co. Ohio.
DAVID BLAIR,
DAe. -, lsM 4w Aain'rcf los uolmss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

OH1o Lse1snAruRE This body meets
ou1ths Grst Mondsy in January. As lhi,
will bs the Hast Republican Legislature
for many years, IL lie believed they will
endsavor to do something to perpetudte
ltst ass, that they once lad nsjority.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

w We are informed that a. tn. cleo.
ton for. Justices of tho Peace held iu Per
,ry township. on Christmas, Thomas Neal,
Jacob N Mitchell and --- Hawkins
were elected. --,.r,,.>. ,rg.
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UNITED STATES FAIR-FIRsT PRKMI
UNI FOR BEST PKNMANsHIP--We have
just seen the official report of the late
National Fair at Cincinnati, awarding
their First Premium "a bronze medal, for
best business penmanship, to Mr.. Wm'
H. Duff, of Duff's College, Pittsburgh:
What say the Queen City penmen to this.
Our young and talented ,townsmau had
but two pieces ia their exhibition, having
kept his master pieces for our own City
Fair, which awarded him six First Pre-,
miums in all branches of his art over his
competitors in this vicinity. The justice
of these awards and the unanimous YER
dict of our city press is now fully con.
frmed by the judges of the National Fair,
and this time honored establishment has
at the head of both the writing and book
keeping departments the acknowledged
and accredited heads of these professions.
+ Pittsburgh Gazette. ea
| ARREST OF CONTEMPORARIES detective
Police have arrested and imprisoned at Buffalo
N. Y, one Andrews and his associates, whom
they caught in the act of making counterfeit
of AYERS CATHARrIC Pills. Their detection
\ was accomplished at the instance of hessrs
/ J. C. AVER & Co., of Lowell, Mass, who hav,
shown a CONNIE ndable energy and prompti
tude in protecting the public from imposition
through spurious limitations of their inyalaa
BILE medicines
/ Door. AYERS SARsAPARILLA, CHERRY PEcTo
RAJ and Pills have come to be staple necessi
ties with the community; and the imposition
upon the sick of spurious, worthless, if no
injurious fshrications of them, is in fact th'
IconsummatIon of vllaiay. We hope sth
scoundrels will get their due and in the Keep
ing they now aresthey are pretty ssre of it,
Police Gssvfte
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f1 The bids for the government
bonds on Friday, ranged from seven to
thirty per cent. discount. They usually
command large premium. x!a1.ei-lg
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Total

Amounsof outstanding orders issued daring h. f.cA
Ss'
outstanding order. issued during til. year.
IN a and % for which lie. % order, M %
ii. COUNTY Tho i f spassslssa
EXPENDITURES s.-a .-.e rsi pscn
:ss Kerr s for .,s for Is; :t,ss s ef :.a ss,.
William 1ua1 for services Iahm.y
SssS:. ID. ~ ssss s.s
TO Citizen Bs.l for house rent for out door
ll,as%t, for iespins p.upsr. ss u ,5ss
::s ess: fass: Of p.., = go
:. asinss 'sf sis tor 1srn ns
sal.i n , Insr-..y
1a4rn.ry
Joshua Joshua Amos Nn for m services Director Insrn.r
ssS 5ty sy1aS f s %.as iaE @ 1nsg % inmates Of any
) pavsapo for nseh.ada. ''''@'
nishas, Mich F.g for transporting Adam Conner 70 &c. .:
ri I 5.as' smith : To- % me- medical .,.a.a..
s E; : "a; @ 1 E
DHIa.n and Hamilton
5r,sis D;s1 T,ss, fs, iS5i s pork issss
ys FL: S:,i MAN., s = = s De
Paid Paid s 3 r Jon.. ON for -, merSandi % S g az
P. lease wln.nd for aon, and m @ .5.i 'i' losa
Easi.h s.e'ss coal Is i ,.a sss =,
Paid 4seinE
Paid svsnn Morris for transporting Ths Hoss htm.y ig sgs
Paid Am
fAd William 8aeE
Paid NJ ont door
FL. h:is % s;'iss e. an: medical .ss n St ss.! sss
Paid Keller
Psd David Mayhue Adam
Paid Jse Evans se sh
Paid Lewis iratgny M D. do
Paid John Lop fbaa
bsconan s
Pd trasspor Thomas
n. for SD
Paid for DC
Paid Adolph
for ANS Of:
3s0BN
| 4.s ii j sa.ta adj m 4 lais a--a
Total expenditures Isoa 14sU'
Omol CouNrY, Quo 1ass
-zs-~t-a - November 90 1860 at -
certify foregoing
in tis Office. Au.s1 M L. BOWSER. Auditor M Or
To Honorable Of
court
annual Commissioners County
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

w A deer was chased down and
captured by an engineer with q locomo-
tive in cut, near Gleueos. Belmsns Co.
on the Central road. ( st9-}l 5S'Aa "a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

~- Ralph Faruham. the last Of The
Bunker Hill heroes, died last week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-01-02

Ew Secession sentiments are begin.
ming to prevail in Wheeling.
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DIpHTHERIA!

NTI-R MOST PERFECT CONFIDENCE.
w VERIFIED by ample experience, offer
to the public t. csrtsin and sovereign treat
ment for that terrible disease, called DIpH-
TuERIA, OF THROAT kALADY.
The treatment give act, s. q preventive,
as well rs curative.
For further Information and medicine, zen
closing one dollar0 address. a:g.F
DR. ALFRED HUGHES.
Dec. %, 1860. Wheeling, Va