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Saddles. Harness. Trunks lEC
CARBON OmI

r HAVE ESTABLISHED AN OIL RRPINlRY
u In thi4 city, Lindsey street, -beluW the ElaB
NyrkS, Whera ke4p eoustRntiY IN hand and for
s!a EoNl qu NltY OF Illuminating and LnbrieatinE
oils. Also good article Of Axle ttea iB for wagons
0rdraYE Dealers and others In want Of any Of the
above articles viii n it to their Interest to give me
= eAtl before pUreh Astng elssNEhere,
auE13-Iy JOHN COOK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15

tE2l9 SIS FOUNDRY.
I0EAilER IL WR0UGlIr IRON. g 6IyA ASTzisRsn ~
aud ~ giEss OF Lad Pft65 isid. iss'
Soels 42d Valve, Steam Whites. Staam aud Water
81 l.tt and FuTe8 Pumps, Link, SfifTis.
E'l sEsnssr Fin1 Zinc, Antimopy, 0EneiIeIT
taaSanlzed a LightIli6s H1ds, 1nsulkt0Fs and Poi6tS
lloENE 5EqR fHH lIlss EBLYa = aoIS;i-'st
Pit -. eOhstRhtIy on hand.
o,.isIaid for Copper, Bras aud Lad rpsisn
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Bank Of Wheeling,

MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPoSIT
III interest paid on Special Deposits. ColectionB
Promptly attended to. ExchAnga on the RaSt bought
and said. TiI0S lIi LIST, President.
lSANI'HP U[LDREFlI, Troasnrer, janI4+'sa.
oasLlsT. A6tr. nOpRlsOu. v.b.LobAn
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-24

TIE Poor CA1TLE.-Now is the time
they suffer most, unless they have hu
name master. Remember they never COM
plain; they are dumb and patient. They
will even die without murmur. They
canno: therefore tell you what they endure.
You see it by their bent form as they stand
against the shed, which so poorly shields
them. IF they are the sufferers, so you are
the loser. It win cost you the more hay -
70 say nothing of your conscience and
perhaps cow, or calf. or shecp-per-
haps coll, for these dumb beasts are
subjected to colds, and other diseases en-
gendeIed by the weather. And such a
man las will leave his cattle in such con.
dition) can hardly afford to lose COW or q
colt. It would be so much dead loss, SO
much money virtually taken out of his
pocket. - Tallsy Farmer. ss1 &
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-24

IN liIiDs. New orleans Sugar. just received, and
~ fer ,alo It "a cents per llb by
BENTON BROTHER d co,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-24
Agricultural.

~ We design to make this department OF the
TIMES leading feature Of the paper, and invite
from our agricultural and horticultural friends any
:sfbrmation which vii. contribute to its value.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-24

The Christmas Carollers.
~ THOMAS HOOD. a-
undsrneath my window 81. .a.. ~.
Where the snow lies white,
can hear sweet voices
Singing in the night:
As the night wind varies,
SO they rise and fall,
In this quaint old caro-!
Joining one aud oil
ain the East grey light
Prophesics the morn
Up-aad hail the daylight
7s Christ the Lord Is born -
All, that quaint old carsl, - -
Well its words know. -.F..# r-s #
First sung in the village
Loug--loug years az" r. waa .
In the growing daylight,
Many time and Oft,
Have tho dark woods rendered
Rack its burden SOFT
ssIn the East a grey light
pfophcsiee the morn
Cp--and hail the daylight
Christ the Lord IL beruP p
b A. child how oftsn, frts.
Till the midnight dim, s7 j. 4
Have I walked aud waited
For that Christmas hymn: a..
Heard the footsteps coming,
Heard them stop beneath
for the burst of music
Watched with bated breath
s.Iu the East q grey light
prophesies the morn
Up--snd hail the daylight
Christ the Lord is born -
Simple words Of wisdom
.Cnrist the Lord is born -
Up then and be doing
On the Christmas morn! ~
Up-and raise the fallen!
Up--aud aid the poor!
Keep for all your fellows
Open heart and door!
FL In the East grey light
Prophecies the morn
Up aud hail the daylight
Christ the Lord !! born ~
s.Up!--if one have wrongcd thee,
Be the wrong forgiven!
Upl --if any love thee, -....5
Render thanks to Heavsn!'
So my heart interprcts
This old melody, "a. ra rs..
J hat beneath my window
Voices sing to me-
'.In the East grey light
Prophesies the morn;
Upland hail the daylight
Christ the Lord is born ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-24

He and Banks the world comprising Wild Chcrr
which
ur.anda is Their n
BMod .deanvm nom h huH
OF They
n
rl
anmn,ro
sand the a
wish o
dmrun, o
skin whneoth b idh t
whoy o
aru-ntn Thin, a h freely
ri
ui,dhatone Bo.l fmvB han
:. HUNTINGTON. PrOpr il tor ....,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-12-24

SCGAR CANE AND CORN STALK CUTTERS
y For sale by t3O7tf) ROBERT GRANT
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-02-26
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

DY virtue an order Of the Probate Court
ID Of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned
as Admihistratof's of Henry Martin, deceased,
will offer at'pub1ic sale, on = y , -
Saturday, March %. 1862,
on the premises, the following described real
Rstste, situate in Monroe County, Ohio, to
wit: go ffadS g.
ALI Of the following premises, which lies
east of the road running from A. Landis'. and
interesting the Beallsville and Malaga road,
between Isaac Booths and John Henderson's,
that is to say: Part IF the north east quarter
of section thirty-four, township five and range
five, beginning at the north east corner of said
section; running thence south twenty-five
chains and eighty links, to stone and hiok,
ory tree that bears north 80 deg. west G2A
links distance; thence west 80 chains and rs
links to stone and hickory bearing south A
deg. east I6 links; thence north % chains and
80 links to the section line; thence east to the
place Of beginning. .,..rg,..s .,..s.sf 49,
| TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hand
| one-third in one year, and one-third in tws
years with interest on the deferred payments
from the day of sale, to be secured to tn,
satisfaction Of the undersigned., s....''.s -
p. MARTIN & N
| WM. MONTGOMERY,
Feb. %, 1869 -$5,a5. Adn'rs.
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Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY, The First day Of Nareh,
" 1862 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
II. and o'clock p. az, ON. said day. on the
premises hereinafter descrfhed, In Green
township, Monroe county. Ohio, the Under
signed, IS Administrators OF William Hick-
man, deceased, will sell ~ Publ. Auction the
following Real Estate. to wit: The seuth vast
quarter OF tbs south west quarter o. section
20, township and rangs =. Also tn east
half of thessouth east quartsr OF section rs,
township 3 aud range 4. Also the west hal'
of the south east quarter of .action 26. town
ship and range 4. except 20 acres OF tn.
north end. Also the south east quarter of the
south west quar'sr Of section 20, township :
and range 4, except acres sold to Stuart.
Terms Of Sale: One third in hand one
third in one year AMI be residue in two years
the deferred pay nnents to- bear .inte rest. amt
be we'll secursd. II the above property is not
sold on said day, the same will be rented on
that day for one year. lav his
- :, PETER. KING.
JOHN HICKMAN,
Adm'rs Of YIN. Hickman dec d
Jan -. 1862 --4w - 30
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-02-26
Iwr Durf's coLLEreeE, P1rrssunaH

E DuFF's CoLLEaE, PIrrsBunGH.
Among The established institutions
Of the. Iron City is Duf's celebrated
Commercial College. In all vicisitudes
of business, it always ,prospers, and
over all opposition it invariably tri-
umphs. Other institutions of SINH
lar kind have attempted to occupy the
ield3sos we'll flied by ! Duff, but have
invariably failed when; brought in! COM
petition with the superior manage
ment and talent that stands at Il Q
head of all departments of the Daft
institution. To-day this College is
without a peer in the West, and at
tracts pupils not only from Western
Pennsylvania, but from almost every
section of the Union. Washington Re-
visU.
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AN ACT

To fr the time for holding the terms of tie
Court of Common Pleas, in the severai
Countses Of the Eighth judicial District of
the State Of Ohio. ls,s - }-v5u ~ so .
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted by the General II :
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the terms (
the Courts of Common Pleas in and for Q
several Counties of the kighth Juiicial 3. .
trict in the State of OHIO, In the year enc the,.
sand eight hundred and sixty-two, shall .
held as fol ows, to wit: e zqii
Muskingum County, February Is, May 9,
and November 8. .ise s7s
Morgan County, Marcia IS, July Is. and oc-
tobsr 21. syaE 4af b. fs7F ssa5 fs
Monroe County, February Is, May 20, and
November IL.
Belmont County March Is, June II, and
Noble County March T. June 3, and oc.o-
ber z. ~ sYs,i .
Tusoarawas County February Is, Hay 81
and October 2l. -5. ais 81 t.I,. -
Guernsey County March 10, June ., and
November 10. sf
Jefferson. County, March il. juno 10, and
November IL. se
Harrison County, February rs, Nay 20, and
October 26. 6.zEssz
~ SEC. 2. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage q
JAMES r. HUBBELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES MONROE,
'aeS President pro TEN. Of the Senate. s.
Passed February 4, l862. 2
T. OFFICE OF rHR SECRETARY or STATE,
Columbus, Ohio, February s, 1862.
hereby certify ,tha: the foregoing law, il
correctly copied from the Original Roll on I'll.
In tnis. B. r. COWKN,
.f a Secy Of State. 81
| Feb. IL, 1s62-4t. $3.50.
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that her husband was safe and sound in

that her husband was safe and sound in
Southampton. W Hlefal
Until this morning the entire party
have kept their rooms, neser having once
been to the table dAots.
A son of Mr.. Slidell, young man OF
nineteen, who has been here some months
al school, has been staying with them
since their arrival, and they have been
visited by most of the rebels in Paris, as
we'll as by considerable number of
French families, acqoaiatauces which they
made during their former residence here.
II is their intention to take house
immediately for four years, and en- .ertain
elegantly; and, as both Mr.. and Mrs.
Siidell speak French perfectly, and as they
possess the means Of doing it, they will
doubtless make an Impression in P Parisian
society, and will endeavor to secure a
political position, through the medium Of
a social recognition,
The Sou,herners' here still have great
faith that Mr.. SlideIl, by his shrewdness
and knowledge of men. his wealth aud,
bis. perfect acquaintance with ths lan>
gusge, will succeed in accomplishing his
mission in very short time. His 6rst
attack, of course, will be upon NJ Thou
venel. Minis er OF F,r.gn Affairs, who
has al along been rather favorably in
ciined toward the cause of the South.
Tne length Of time f,r which Mrs, S!i.
dell ll-has stated the family Intends leasing
q house shows pretty plainly that taey do
NOT intend to return to America. in any
event, very soon. cn-al ss,at
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-02-26
Taxes-What Hindcrs2

+ Much fault is fouaG with the House
Committee on Ways and Means for no..
having. at the commencement OF the ses-
sion, reported q comprehensive tax list,
and thus provided for putting funds into
the National Treasury for the redemption
of paper currency, SO profuseiy issped.
The real obstacle is the desire on the
part of almost every memberlof the House
to have his peculiar constituents touched
lightly in the assessments The Repre-
sentative from the WeathersGeld, District
of lConnscticut says: 'fSpsre wooden
clocks aud strings Of ohions?" .Plsase
don't tax railroad traveIs entreata the
New Jersey delegation, Il beg you," )"
says the member from Lynn. in ,Massa'
ehusetts, spare the sboemaking interest
The truculent Western members are down
on any tax on agricultural implements or
crops; the Yankees object to any tax 90
Goldfish or coddshiug vessels; New York
City thinks importing merchants should
90 untaxed, and those whose ignorance,
want of knowledge and un6tuess for par
Elementary station, are liable to, be ex
posed in any independent Journal. ex
claim, s.Mske yoar taxes light on every
thing but lnewspspers--pnt it on them
heavy" And so we wait, in ths hope
that all these interests can he harmoniZed.
of which there is. but little prospect. Tbt
subcommittee had meeting this morn
iug, but con6ned their Inquiries to .
coupls of articles Of manufacture. :
Washington Dispatca to The Phsladelphia
Inquirer. ssdaqas
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Master Commissioners Sale
John H. Bridgeman L Co
sgainst
David Frampton and others.

~. David Frampton and others. =
DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas Of honros
County, Ohio, will offer for sale attpnblis
auction, at the front door of the corrt house
in the town Of Woodsheld, In said county, be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock .. m., and foul
o'clock p. M, on - gfess 'satf
Saturday. tho 18th day Of March. 1852
the following real estate, situate in said coun,
ty, TO wit: = = Hfs.
The north east quarter OF the north east
quarter Of section eight, township two, and
range four, containing forty acres, more OF
less. Also, the sonth east quarter Of ths
= ruth east quarter Of section niue, township
TIVE. +ange four, containing forty acres and
forty-tyo Lendrsdths Of an acre, more or less,
The frst mentioned premises Appraised Al
SSfI. and the last mentioned premises .:
h = JOEL r. RANDOLPH Mas. Com.
.-'5a .-s4sa2 Monroe Commen Pleas.
Feb 5, 1862. -, ,35.
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Peter Wysaut ct el.

y
TAC6B WYsANT, Micl.asl wysAni. nsrivsAs
'rins Swally and George Swslly bsr ks4x6oa;
rich, Catherine Ulrfsh and John UlS}tA x01l1
'taks.poties that On the lsh, day q ysnsssy.
"A. D. l362, Petition was fled aeainst iks0
in the Gsurt Of Common Pleas within - ~
the county Of Monroe and State ef 0Ato. -
Adam Krsbs and Barbara Kisbs his wisbs -
is now fendipg, wherein said petitieDees -
mand partition of the following real eesaeo
situate in Monroe county, Ohio g VII: res
! Beginning for the same ~ ssene bdns1a4
south three and one fourth degrees wssSs ~
and 'ninety.four hupdrsdths chaiss M -
north west corner Of section ten, In toWuehip
six Of range six: No. 4, south three s1deas-
fourth dsgrsss, ssven and tWo.huudths eht1oe
TO . stsns- No. 2: south eighty y-nins A1a -
baH deerees east, ssvsns snA ewe)gD A6o-
dredths chafns "a, stone. Nc. q Doc1A ykoeps
fourths degrees east, ssven and we 1ao-
d, edths ehaips 70 y Stone, uit1ooo " 3 01A
ak iuchss, south sey enty-ssvsn sAe1S6oo we6s
twenty-oue and ons-half linbs a11 apeyD1f
dve inches, nnrth thirty ana snos sastAs -.
greece east thirteen links. No. Z: no. q sinkkH-
uirs alid one half degrees ussk ns1 -
twslvs hundrsdths chains TO The ii: g % ~.
ginning witness BY . maple sws1 3o<A1o.
north twenty degrees west three fie g - 8
poplar fvs inches, south ssvsnty. y.Sin - esss
fourth degrees east ssvsnty-sns nAts, ecs-
tanning fse scrss more etx 1ess; aeA - seks
next term Of said Court said Paslt1soess will
Apply for an order that psstitisa 0ay ;,
made Of said prsmises.
| Jan issA-e~s1.sS ADAA x11DA
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
~ Petition presented to the Commits
sionsrs Of Monroe County, ohio, At their next
annual March Term, praying for review and
survey Of so much Of the County Road lead
ing from Brownsville, in Benton Township, to
the Locust Knob, in jackson Township, in
sane Comfy, as lies between the Perry and
Jackson Township line, ne,r :hs residence OF
ELIAS Barker aud the said Locust Knob Also
that said Road be extsndsd through lands
owned by Wiriey aud Nsf. to in,erssct the
Graded Road leading from Sardis to, Antioch
near the residence o. Darid Mas hugh, in Jack
son Township. sAiso, I. IT 90 much Of said
graded road as lies betwes. ,L&rid ayhugh's
and Barnes Rnn ant Antioch Roa: .2nssr the
residence of James Shook, in jackson town
ship. be vacated. -
Jannarv 20 lSSA-Ax nd
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cauts. Ts'sFt& : -
Address all letters and renittances, post
paid, to sss - lfsti p
cAuLDwKLL, seUrHwoRTHs & WHITNEY
PYeprietors of the Nrw Yerk Mereury
46 and 48 Ann street, Naw York City.
Jan. q. lSez.-6t
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the subscriber in Goshen township
l. Belmont County, Chic on Friday evening
3lst ult., one bay or brown MARI, with no
white or any other kind Of marks on her
about fourteen and q half hands h'ge, and
four years old last spring. Any person ap
pretending the same, and either notifying NJ
or delivering to the subscriber on Long Run
Goshen township, Belmont County, D, three
miles East of Barnesviiie, will be amply re
warded. ,3Ef fy ACE /. HANSON.
c. Post oface address, Barnssvills, Bel
mont County, Ohio.
I Feb.12, lss2.-St. pd. I. 1855
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India Cotton won't Do,

s's The London Econonist, standard
authority in EoglaDd- in commercial mat
ters, finally admits that India cotton can
never lsapplant American in British mar
kets. It says, in 9 late article. that q
pound 'of Sarat cotton makss. less yarn
- than . -ponnd of Orleans, that Surat cot
300 i shorter in the 6ber and cannot be
made into yarn so fast, and that. ..till At.
rics IL civilized and settled. the Southern
States of the Uuion will always be the
: cbsapest and beat cotton field 10 the
world ., 80 - ~. s1..s So sst5, i,s