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Administrators Sale.


DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
- of Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned
James Payne, Administrator of the Estate
of Aaron Payne, deceased, will offer for sale
the following Real Estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit:
: The undivided one hxlf of the west half OF
the north east quarter of section twenty
township six, and range six; except 20 acres
off the south end
Said real estate will be sold to the highest
bidder, at public auction, on the premises, be
tween the, hours of 10 O'Clock a. M, and
o'clock p, m, on
ssq Saturday, June 20, 1863.
Terms OF SALE:--0ne-third cash in hand
one third in year, and one-third in 2 years
with interest on the deferred payments, to b
secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
JAMES PAYNE, Admir-.
May 20. lS63.-4w.
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,&DtaI Jnteuwsnee.a !
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1863.

~ The Editor Of the SPIRITS notre.
sponsible for anything that appears in this
weeks issue, he is absent, attending the
Democratic State Convention at Columbus,
which will also account for lack of edi-
soriai. r4sTasssf
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.g8G sSheaiffff's f. Sale.
W. Darby and wife,
against
YIN HUDSON and others.


Vim. Hudson and others.
ny virtue of an order of sale to me directed
d from the Court of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe County o., will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be
tween the hours Of ten o'clock a. M, and foul
O'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 11th day of J"ty, 1868,
the following described real estate, situate IL
said county, to wit:
Seventy five acres of land in the south cas-
corner of south the west quarter OF section
six. township five and range five. A
Also, Town Lots numbers one, two ane
three, in Bealls addition to the Town OF Bealls
Vile, ali in Monroe County, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as tn
property of William Hudson. 'and others, a
the suit of w. Darby and wife.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
.81l2 ~ Sheriff, n. c. 0.
June TO- 1868.
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FOR SALE BY

g. H. Davenport, wp6dsfeld; \. e. xetuS1po
Malaga; Chfistian Sander, BfoknsvillA; yaa11us
Alexander & CO., Camsrohs J61n ". Dssnee1,
Stafford; Wagonfeld Co., Jieotstasg: flD1s6
&Po*elf,J Jerusalem: jacob r Merlin. CIssenQ.
ton; J. II. & j. r. Thornbury. DsaIlssiloss g.
by Druggists xnd Merchants gtkt1flly tAseQno'
suot the United States and Canada.
JuDkIss & HALL, MoSdsfsh, q
Jan. 8, 1863.-1ys ~
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NOBODY HURT-It is estimated that
from the commencement of the war, 3d.
S74 Federals have been killed, III, ,029
wounded, 74,21S made prisoners, and
250, 900 died from disease and wounds:
that SO, ,S62 Confederates have been killed,
1865 wounded, so, 2,169 made prisoners,
and 250, 900 died from disease and wounds.
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No. LIME, fresh air Stacked, sprinkled
freely among the branches of the plum
tree as soon as the flowers disappear, and
repeated after each rain until about the
tenth of June, has been found to be a
perfect remedy for the curculio. Mr.. 5.
B. Crotors, of Xenia, Ohio, made the dis
covcry, and has thus saved his plums for
two years, except upon such trees as he
left for test, on which all were destroyed.
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4&kp1Jefs will remember that after
Qf1peh4pfl Juno the unpaid taxes are BY
law subject to a penalty. We therefore
sdvise fhat' all taxes be paid before that
11.a6a ssbna hsx.asSsV ssatya zgNsa.s It.
u .ssDs<Lxis. - -------- 80 --l-- a
- f6lsT Thee Government has established a
New Post Office in Wayne Township, this
County, and christcned it Edwina-Jas.
II. Morris, Post Master. This will be a
great accom- m odation to the people in that
Township, Fafg,.s4 s,s,g..
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JAMES W. wALT0M,
Gov ernmenta Claim Agent,
II ES. WOODSFIELD, OHIOa
; Office, opposite the courthouse.

andG
metho
the
i
wngi
MOTHERS
caimso na-men,o dc
Pente snd all other claims against and
whit he Govern
wu Pay Ts the loyal States the Union.
sA sssesss REFEREN CES.
samunds fGen1La Hon F.
Hon .JosephS S son
ohn o !
Hon R. tkinsn Al |
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~ p@-s General Fremont has been elected
President Of the Pacific Railroad, Eastern
Divisions. *lsls
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THE UNION FOREVER.
Proceedings of the Democratic
Genital Committee,

sst.r - .OenIiul COnlmllIoe,
/, At a meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee Of Monroe County held in Woods
field, on the 10th day of May 1868, the Com
smittee was called to order by Edward Sails
buy, Chairman, anil on motion Doct. j. Way
was appointed Secretary.
On Kotionitlwas resolved. that Convsn-
ton of the Democracy be held, on the dele
gate sy stem, 7on the sg5sF
4th day CT July, next,
in each of the severaltownships of the Coun-
ty.
Rcsolted, That each township appoint
three d dslegates, to meet at the Court House
in w oodsfield on the 9th day of July ut
o'clock, P, NJ fort the purpose of nominating
County Ticket.
The following persons We're appointed del
4gates 10 the Democratic State Convention to
be held OH the / fth day of June, next John
). Way, Doct. J. b. U'Connor, Jas. Il. Nor
81, Michael Hoeflier, ,Doct. w. T. Sinclair, E 9
ueadey, Geo. S. Algeo, Thomas Martin, John
B. Noll, John w. Wheeler, H. T. Mitchell
Robert Jryip., WIN. nnbaueh, John A. Lank
ard. Jacob N. Mitchell, James Messtrly, J
P.Spriggs, Geo. Poggenburg, Thos. Armstrong
Jacob tTchappat, John Beardmore, Jane,
E'Dougherty and,J Way. gtsg 4 s,s,.. s.ss7i !,
TheIeupon the Committee adjourned.
EDWARD SALISBURY, Chairman,
j. WAY, Secretary.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
TRADE. .a

He solicits the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
"Old Monroe'' 20 volunteer and examine his
stock which has been purchased at the late
reduced prices for HI and therefore Is
enabled to sell lower than any other house in
this section of the country. His stock is full
and complete, comprising beautiful line OF
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ONE person writes, her daughtsrwss -
Of fits Of nine years standing and = ~
dance of two years
ANOTHER writes, his son ~ sunpl
SITTER his. flesh had almost xa4tsd sway.
The doctors pronounced ths sass insunG
BE. 80. -
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever axd 49,
after trying every medicine in his rSssA g
ANOTHER was. cured ef FSSte ~
which had existed fourteen yeas&
ANOTHER of Rheumatism Of tiEhtyea1
< Cases innumerable of Dyspepsi1 ind Liyue
Complaint could be mentioned il NhiuA -
Purifier and Pills
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Doubt no WNOta,

As prosf that the Blood PuriAse - rM - -
vegetable, have the certificates a thssD eu1Qio
kts, Professors Chiffon Of n. T.. and IssAs - ok
Rsad DR.. Robacks Special Ne<isss 90 ours6Gu guog
nsascd in conspicuous PIT Il thls RaQG hgn - -
time.
Prioe Of the soandfaayiaa vssseasss nussa PusnR =
psr bottle, or s. per halfdoasa. 0feAsenndlseyha1
vtabls Blood Pills, IS pr bo1, tssss -
f Principal Ofncs and SelssEeout Ns. - vsw1 -
"a Building from Main T., CjndnnnM. Q. lahsi1E
SfrSnf
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r@- Those pests, the seventeen year
loeusts, are very abundant in this neigh
,bofh6od.s 80 80 4 AsAi IT
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Wov& ElNse q CNOsssI. S
VNc RAooA VAAA

IRE the most active and thorough pilIs -
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the LivsF, eRG1k
ing that organ to such an extent - tha9 -
system does not relapse into it, fornsr soiN
dition, which is too apt 10 be he go -
simply q purgative pill
They are really
B\ooA 0NvN LH,Sse VvM
which, in conjunction With the
BAooA pNAsxSNes,
will cure all the aforementioned dissaDo8
and, of themselves, will relieve aa& t1soT
Hendoche, Cosfivsnsss;
oolio Poins, Cholero Nor1sds 5
InGigestion, Pain IN the B6igl
~ Oizzinsss, sts
Try these medicines, a.d ysx 81 nsvsf
regret it. 81
Ask your neighbos, who hss6 ~ 49,
and they will say they are
GooAs MeAAeaAsa.
and you should try them before osing - 3
physician.
Get Pamphlet OF AlhAnss u - -
agent, and read the certifpa1oss alk& Il -
have ever doubted Won will
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TIE has just returned from the Eastern
/ i market with his second stock, and is now
fully prepared to enter on the SPRING and
SUMMER CAMPAIGN with beautiful assort-
ment of the Latest styles of goods, suitable
for the
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New Ambrotypes,

I'HE undersigned has fitted up room in
i his own house, whe re he is now prepar-
ed to take PICTURES at any time. AMBRO-
TYPES copied and fitted and put up in LOCK
ETS.
a D. N. THOMAS, artist.
May 20, 1868.
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New Publications.
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DOOKS FOR THE COUNTRY.

l. FILMS OPEN-AIR GRAZ T. CULTURE; Or, How TO
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MIR. PARTON's NEW WORK is READY.
WI GENERAL BUTLER IN EEW-ORLEANs A His
torv Of the Administration of tho Department Of the Gulf in
the wear 1862 with an the capture Of New Orean
and sketch previous Of the General civil and
military BY JAMES PARTON suthor of Life and Times
of Aaron Bun" Lilo of Andrew Jackson etc Crown svo
with portrait steel and maps go pp Price, in cloth 81
half calf ea Ia antique 81 So Wien the extraordinary
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considered it is evidently probable that the Rebellion will pro
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DEADY THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. 3

No. CO Of BEADLE'S DIME NOVEL SERIES,
comprising a very fine story of the Revolution, VIZ:
THE UNKNOWN.
Tale oil l71'
ByN. c. IRON, esq author OF Il" The Two GnMd'' se.
In this charming ory the author sre. upon the British
march upon and occupation Philadelphia IN Into Introduce
to series Of historical characters and pictures oa very e
citing nature The suhor of the best romance writers
Of the Revolution catering for the public. lie writes
only for tho Dime Novel series.
BEADLE 4 COMPANY, Publishers.
No. li9 William Ct, New-Yorh
SINCLAIR TOJrSEY General Aren't.
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TNHE VAGABONDS.
c. NJ. SAXTON.
Agricultural Book Publisher,
No. Is PARK row, New. York.

BY J. r. TAOWBRIDGE.
WITH ILLUSTR ATOMS BY +. q. c. BARLEY.
Published This Day:
This reprin, Of poem that appeared 10 the ATLANTIC
MONTHLY and which has been widely admired for ts humor
psho, and picturesque style The peculiarly fine opportnni
afforded 70. Mr. BARLEY. gphie pencil prompted the
publisher issue this Illustrated edition Of it, Mr. DARLrr
drawings have been carefully engraved and Handsomely print.
ed Small qusr.o hat mnsin price 81 IS For sale BY al
Booksellers JAMES O. GREGORY, Publisher,
No 40 Wnlker.lt n Y
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Urn GOODS.


IL. WE CONTINUE THIS WEEK DIR ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE, TO MAKE kOoM
uo,,bFoK our oops.
EoW ARRIVING.
CLEARING SALE or
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LACE CURTAINS, -
Embroidered CURTAIN MCSL1NS,
WHITE GOODS,
FRENCH AND SWISS MUsLiNS,
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CLEARING SALE or LI.EN IlANDKERCHIEFs,
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IJNDFRCIDrHiNG AND CORSETS,
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WOODEN GOODS,
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CLEARING SALE OF FINE FRENCH FLOWERS
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RIBBONS IN GREAT VARIETY,
BONNET NELNETS.
VELVET RIBBONS, &C.
500 DOZEN LADIES' BEsr QUALITY
hid GLOVES, ~ ,,r,,
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OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
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ALSO,
A FULL ASSORTMENT or
GENTS KID GLOVES.
NOS 20. AND FOG siXTH-AyENuE,
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6catero, Gtopes, Sc.

CIMONDS's PATENT STEAM HEATER
~ For Warming and ysuans Buildings Of ell ds'crP''"'
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This Heater having thoroughly tested has pfo'ea -
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hsv them IN aud TO whom reference can W s s
them the highest reconlne ndaticnA - -. .....,,. r.,
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xyen for their surc-ssiu operation. ~, A., rua., uu
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settlement mild and heatl climate ~ miles south OF Phs
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Hundreds settling aud building. The beauty with which
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Address CHARLES h. Lands. kieand Z. o. Cumberland
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From Report Of Scion Robinson Az Ed Tribune
II l. Of tho extensive fertile tracts IN almost
level position and suitable condition pleasant farming that
we know o tins sid. Of tho Western Praifiss"
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Mem Civilizations.
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X ING ON STEAM.

"A MN AND ENLARGED EDITION
LEsScNs AID PRACTICAL MOTIFS ON STEAM the
non v SEnM p sNssoNE PRoPLLLERs etc, etc
Soh iooNu ENo,HELhS. STUDENTS. AND OTHERS
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EIGHTH EpiIlON, Revised and Enlarged with Ilustr,
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HEAVEN OUR HOME.

- In volume l5ino. 81.
b second edition Of this popular religious work 10
The author holds 10 the comforting belief Of the recog
Soon o. tiend il, Heaven, which 10 bin is Hoxg, with
hhpiy and loving family IN IL The whole tone Of
sSasA calculated to cheer and support the weary aud
e1e,ed soDnn.f on Earth.
''seo p,tPed receipt Of The price by the Pub,isher
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DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. a

- Bdwsy nearly opposite 81, Nicholas HotsAG A. LEA.
WITT Auctionesr by r. Cooey. Con.ignments solicited
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Decsm.
Der 2, and 4, commencing each day at 10 O'Clock.
Special Parcel Sale o. STANDARD AND MlSCELH
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stock.
TO DEALERS IN PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. - The
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cts to IS escn; 900 Ambrc' yps Pictures richly fsned
1000 Car'es dc Nse 1. tures for Albums &c. &C. The
whole To be .od by Auction, without Catalogues
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.

DOOMS and BOARD WANTED.-A gen.
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Address, A NORTON,
No. Is MAIDEN-LANE. NETWORK.

NOCHRANE's GLASS lNKSTAND MANU-
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Iiyh, nk,.tnd. Patent Army lnks,ands Cochranes new
nssnd Tie above spsss any lnk-'ands yet
for simplicity and economy For sale BY all sta
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A GENERAL OPENING

A GENERAL OPENING
RICH LACEs AND EMBROIDERlES.
Purchased expressly for the
FALL IRADE,
All OF which will be found very choice and % the newer
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Consisting II
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CApes Sleeves, &c. . A.,
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Fmbr ordered Cambria Handkerchief, entirely new
Real varuei-nnr. Collars, II and upward,
LOO pieces vslsn mes Lace. Jost opened. a.,
1000 pieces init Nsenc eInes tdsine. 'cafcey sS
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