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The soaPed Horn.

ssS tG@ssSsiby;o osn 5 @as @ssSsiby once, a old Brother
was detailed 70 bring .sSl sonss e ainners to the
alter Of Repentance by sounding the horn
Drring temporary absence s fgomIhs poss
sf - sA6fsg eassateds pes an flleqf
the horn With soft soap. When the BROTH
seHes,4e hsck teyzresums tIAs FseeYat.s FeYa .s9PTof
keea played upon him. Said he: 81 have
been szse 5e 4 Of ne seh0Fchs 6rty -fve }
wears. and q minister of the gospel for
tkfrfySdsesA have never sweressn' oath
IN my lifsr but d-n me if ! don't whiP
aths mar fhat soaped my hofs: : go s..sa,s
go Pretty sooh the alter was crowded wit b
rnonrners, and The spirits infusnee was
nanifssting itself Fery satisfactorily, sexFF
esptin one .hearta that seewedssvery stub
born. Thea proprietor sof stheo horn APP
rreachsd ahis eba urate case,x rs1d asked
himlfoW no 'fslt sFbepoor sinner could mt
sfseis his SINS forgiven. aud he knew there
was no use In his petitioning tothe Throne
Of Gr7ee.ssHs had COMMITTEE an nnparf
donable sinf be said 8yQ
"Ahl" said the preacher, the blood OF
~ ristcleanssth from all sin ne ss hHA
isszcept theSone Eye Sommittsd, 7
..;HsA. .;Sners nfSiltsa anzct4ps 70
@WSas osnii Be- brotRlssff-.ifiss tRlsf -.ifisiisEin Il murder,
rarsdp, faps1of addIteryR' 9IRWsnot2 Z
Worse than that sobbed the un-
sonver ei one. 1ad asaix -xosalw .slisH
The minister looked st hisstouy heart-
A.el lhnbieets aAmemeBt and then, suiting
the aetionaESshesword, said:
.Wiil some brother hold my coat.
Here islfb4 R-1-d ssscaD thatIsoaped my
horn"
ssseThs Eprsaeher whipped the sinner who,
soosssftsf reeeivingS the punishmsfft be-
came thorou .hlY Converted.
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" -aGgaErEY.

! sisiisn sc ssssle ssisess dsssibsd 1is
.ssas..liss, thus: sThe nrst hour was
afraid / >haufa-dae;1 the second hour l was
more slfaifI shgulanf. S.NOTIAW
u We caaasge to prefer comfort and pro-
priety 10 islsllion, an All things.
Ss,,-EH4S NAN, not long age preaching lE
staf,st the use of expensive Aorgaments,
from the words;of PAM in reference to
appearing in gold and costly array, said;
IBut nanrk a;y on, brett oando sisters
Enough Paal speaks, against appearing In
,~ald he avs = nothing, against, wearing
sTaSss fhs eject was electric, especially
spop those having shsm jsvslEy;; y;;,YrAve
Seven balloons are 70 be sSid BY order
Of the Government on the 18th OF april
together With gas generators, retorss, Sc;
5fno3 fCongresst and the GoSernment
could dispose Of some Eof the gas genera,
sors in the two wings Of the Capital and
At tha. vest end, would not the people be
ths gainers2 90 rs. ,--'hs' S. : y . y =
DR. Franklin. 'vhen,a child, found the
lonsaQraces said by his father very irk-
somSe. One day, after the winters pro
risions had been saited, he said, 81 think
da,hsr, tf you said grace over the sswhole
sa.k, once for all i would bs 2 vast saving
ei une' .sassIaVg "A
svaAvcertsin Judge having been seilsd ep,
1t . public meeting, for song, regretted
pany wag who was present obsefved
aHe was much surprised at the refusal,
sit was notorious aumbers had been
trsnsnorted by his voice. 1s.sAS A'ssf :
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ID An Ordinances.

.FttF sH4|E .fasa.f
sEcr1os l.. BE TT ORDAINED BY THE
town, COUNCIL OF THE INCORPORATED
VILLAGE OF WOODSFIELD, That if any
person shall destroy, demolish, deface or in
iure any property, either public or private,
within the corporate limits of the Town of
Wood sfield, he or they shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding twenty dollars, or imprisr
oned in the County Jail five days or both, at
the discretion of the Mayor, and pay the
owner of said property twice the value
thereof. .,z,s.stt t-e s,...,..s 40
SEC. 2. That il any person or persons
shall make a noise with intent to disturb and
anoy other pers ons or quarrel, fight, throw
stones or other missils, indecently expose his
person or stir up any disturbance within the
corporate limits of the Town of Woodsfied,
he or they shall be fined in any sum not less
than two nor more than fifty dollars, or be
iAprisoned in tie County jail not exceeding
ten days or both, at the discretion of the
Mayor. =--,,r4 IL r.fs
sne. 3. That If any person shall use any
profane or obscene language, or make, or ex-
hibit any obscene pictures or books within
the corporate limits of the Town of Woods
field, he shall be Gned in, any sum not exceed
ing five dollars..si t5r,y .s.f..,e.e5,5s..3., +,
SEC, A. That If any person shall become
intoxicated within the corporate limits of the
town OF Woodsield, he shall be lined in any
sum not exceeding FIVE dollars
| SEC. 5. That il any person s;or persons
shall sell intoxicating liquors to any person
7 in the habit of getting intoxicated, or any
person intoxicated With the eorporatelimits
of the Town of Woedstield, the person so Of
Tending, shall be fined in any sum not less
than five ner more than tw etlty dollars 1o
l. SEC. 6. That 1t shall be the duty Of the
Mayor on actual view or the violationlof any
of the foregoing sections of this Ordinance
10 eanse such person OF Persons to be brough
fbefore him 10 ans w-F for the same, and tb.
Ma shails shall. on actual view of the viola
ton of said sections arrest said pers ou or per
sons, and forthwith hing them before th'
Mayor. 'N4f 'NAa"7i-s $50 1aa
.SEc,,T., The Marshalls shall receive 70
leach arrest they make under this Ordinance
one dollar as his fees ~ -Sis'3ia 1a1pt
! SEC s. That 1t shah be the duty oflth
May or in all cases where the offender. onton
Eviction fails TO pay his fire give security fo
the same, to commit said person to Jail unit
he pay said fine, or give secnr,ty,aof be dis
1charged according to law ~ feuf,. shata's
SEC. 9. That all fnes collected in accord
! ance with this Ordilisnce, shall be paid int
1.-THE Town Treasury for pthe payment of ex
tpenses in criminal cases before the Mayor, AM
for such other purpose as the Council ma.
direct ifl lfiiff{t> 'HfHItftsR
sEc. 10. This act shall take effect from am
after its passage. 'zTas haeN aov ,yiy iifFF
fsipassed March 81, 1854. 80 gallispd .sar- /,
fs=ss AMUELs GRI MSHAW, .Aayor.
r. J.FDi 7STAUvER, pecofdcr!R 6nS .iiss
April g. lS64.-4w. ~ 7svsi sneiiiid
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Legal Notice,
John Duvall,

against ssii 70 svslvIsqa'
Martha A. Mccoy and John H. Mccoy.
MARTHA A. Mccoy and -Iohn H. No Coy,
M will take notice that John Duvall. on
the first dayaof March A. d. ls6 filed fnithe
Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County,
ohie, his petition against them, in whieh, 3, ne
demands partiti On of the followf. 6 described
real estate. situate in Monroe County, Ohio,
to wit: - "a "a = ~
The nerth west quarter of the north east
quarter Of section thirty three, m township
three, of range four. Also, the south east
u arter of Tie south west quarter'of section
thirty four, in township three, of range four
And that at at the May Term of said Cour,
1854, an order to assign the dover OF saie
Martha A. Mccoy in said premises, and al
order of partition will be asked for by tn
| said John buvall. zn.fFQ -
.aAza vu JOHN DUvALL,
March 8, 1S64.--6w. aa
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ROR,rE'S SSrFtWACB TlfTEfo.

II has long 3lieen the aim Of rhv>seia"s t.
lid n eorihinaiis,l-af mr,;is'n"S havinR u y
4apsits STIMULATING s'pi e"hcs plofeafFts 't
r+tirve hnd cn'- thr ct'ihlnnn cnhp'ahitS "
Bliiou~ nes> liver afl3nrierSJ Langnor, Heat
acte, Bowness of Spilns, lTtiges tlony yyJaue4
dice. Fever and Ague, &c which are the dis
eases incident to thls climate. The remedy
has been di, covered by DR. Rebaok, and IN
cases the merits Of his Bltters
have been teafci in the above complaints
and there is but pue gyoicer from the people
and that is in ia vor. of these truly wonderful
Stomach Bitters4 We advise all who ar'
afflicted and need an agreeable tonic for the
troubles above Indicated, to commence a
once using these Bitters. See Advertisement
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,a.bInsolyEelntr Notice.

-" 70 = - ~ ----- ~ tsAzal sTr9~T
NOTICE is hereby given, rthat the Probate
llNsCourt of Monroe County, Ohio, 3dids this
day idsolareo the Estateoaf William Cooper
probably insolvent.s Crediters are netifed to
present their claims to the undersigned within
six months from this date, March Is, 1854,
WILLIAM READ, Adm'r.J
March %, lS64.--w.
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PAY YouIr III Taxes

NOTICES hereby given that the du-
ENt plicates for the Tax of 1862 due
June, will be ready for collection onqthe
goth day of April, 1864 All taxes not
paid by the Goth day Of June, will be
subject to 5rper cent. penalty and if not
paid by the goth Of July. will be returns
ed delinquent and 20 per cent. penalty
added 'theretol Pay your Taxes and save
the penalty. I1willa receive the Tax al
the Treasurer's Office. i"s 'ss- @ "ea'
: s'5l 81 % WM. READ, Treas.
u n. B. Every person should brinf
with him his last receipt, this will save
much timeand trouble.I ssldsszarie Isl
March 80, 1864. If, = has ,d0sarcsz Z
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
'lN accounts are on file, and will be for hear
ing in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. sansiIeqEs s-s-g izrsvss y@t,s va
z e "a Thursday Nay 5thg 1864 sas17
IS. A. Morgan, admir-. of Henry Barnard. Final.
Hiram Sprague, "s "John Sprague, Partial.
rs. W. Noll, Executoroof Henry Kurnst, Final.
Frederick Yenni, Guardian of Margaret t,sa
keiler,:- -. .... -. ~. : Final.
Leonard Twinum, Guardian of levi 5isu
/ Brooks heirs,e ........'. -. - - tial.
Robert Johnston, Guardiansof Sevillats sslt
|. Kayler. :. ~. ..ia.tJ.. .i... Final.
John D. Mellott, Guardian of David s.to
Ewers heirs, ,.n.t.. ~. ...a .A..s.. Partial.
80 rs - =. as7f W.T.. SINCLAIR, aai
April 1s, 1s64-3w. Probate Judge.
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assl'saJ,Il..Ht1I 'saJ,Il /. | r. for, {. r, Salc...l

EIGHTY ACRES 81 lana hssf AhsetA,sin
u this county: . 50 acres cleared, three log
dwelling houses land .eshen sbaiidings.s said
farmIispvell adapted for sheep. or stock. Any
person desiring to purchase will call ON Alien
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned.
Terms hberai Flsis~ farm is ordered to be
sold BY ithsaNfn Of Isaas, Philips, deceased.
,.,- - ff;- - -. THOMAS WEST,
Feb, ,25, 1653.-tfs - 20 - Executors
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:. FIVE GENTS. .REWARD!,

~9 ANsaxay from-t ths- subscriber, ON, the 9TH
LII inst ,,.PRARsos .HEnsE,. an indented an
prentice TO u h3 farming 6dsiness. Any person
the Same to the, will be en- titled to
the above rsEard-sNAll persons Sare n ereby
notified not to trust or .harbor him on mn ac,
count. JAMES Il. PORTER
Seneca Tp., March ., fse4,-Sw. tiR1
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iAdrnaiinlinstfisa II ia tor ) Notice,

ete i'A-N > ttfstHst -------s - = EEe41 11u
& Notics is hereby given, that the subscribe
was, on the 3rd daysof May, sls64,sappointeS
by. the PROBATE Comt ofaMonros County
Ohio, administrator of Thomas White, de
ceased. 80 EIs.A .z9-essE ! xsM
STEPHEN HENTHoRN, Admir-.
:. May IL, l8G4.-3w. pd.
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NOTICE

A IL persons are hereby notified not top pur-
II chase a note given by me to GEORGE w.
Murphy, calling for $500 datedbthe 18th
day of April, 1864, due Septembefs1st st, 1864,
as said note vas obtained withoaticonsidera-
tion., ",s* ~ CALVIN sBARREFf. I
April 81, 1ss4aa4w, pd.. ..os.o iaqioai1a
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Administrators Notice =

Notice is hereby gwen, that the subscriber
was, on the 2lst day of April 1854. ap~
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, administrators de bonis non, of
the Estate of Henry Knurst, deceased
a > y 90 JOHN B. NoLL. (
April 27, 1S64-3w. admir-.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that The subscribers
were, on the 4th day of March. 1864, appoint
ed by the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, Administrators of the Estate Of s. w.
Noll, deceased, JOHN B. 'NoLL..a De
1 MARY ANN NoLI.,i
April 27, 1s64-3w. 'a'.' 'o's Adm'rs.1
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Administrators Notice,

H4! u y T-fsFF
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
was, on the 4th day of March. 1854, appoint
ed by the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, Administrator de bonis non, of tn.
Estate of William Mantle, deceased 'H7ia
JOHN B. NOLL, Admir-.
April 27, 1ss4-sw. ~-
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Tilted " States Internal Re9vte

CHIGSu OldIeS ll1IciudfS ReNe-
nue..
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1884,
The atteptiop of tax, PAYERS is hereby Called
xofie proyisiens of thsl United States Excise
Law relative to the assessment of annual
ds&ss.f sJg9I9Jf9 ss0<zkE2 ,sgyyA
By the sixth section of the, act of July e,
1852, It Is made the duty OF ali persons, part
nerships, firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any annual duty ! slicense, or
tax, on, OR. BEFORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY
|iSSk2sfl1TRxR, to Ihakes a Hsf Or return to the
Assistant Assessor of the. District where loca
Efed ofsths amount Of annual income. the arti-
! telss or objects charged with,a special tax, and
the bgsinssss Of . occupation liable to pay any
license.s SsS Q = : SFfss@<'$Sf~ FsfESR<s2
Every: psEsopp, who 81 shall fail to make such
return by the day spec led win be liable to
Y best i1formatfon which ne can obtain; and in
such case the Assessor isreauiree to ado fifty
fpef centum-at to the amounts of the items of
such list. "a ~sA x
| Estery person who 81 all rdeliyer to an asses
tsor any false or fraudulent list, statement,
with intent to eyade the valuation or ennmer-
alton required by law, Is subject to fine of
i've huudfsd dellarss and i'm such case the
list will be made out by the Assessor or AS
sistant Assessor, and from the valuation and
SO made there can be no appeal.
I, Pay ment of the. annual taxes, except those
| for LICENSES. will net be demanded until the
[thirtieth day Of June. ..'ioha1s
f. The appropriate blanks on which 10 m make
return, and all necessary Information, win be
furnished by AMEs H. RAY, Assistant Asses
sor, for the 9Th Division, to whom the returns
should be delivered on or before the first
Monday of May, at his office, in Darlington,
Monroe County, Ohio. .sSsf .st v5-I
|--- j. r. WATERS,
s10YTf, .fIys. .A.xsssor l5,b. D;str;.,
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Legal Notice.

IT UsETTA ,BENNINGHAUs and Anne Ben
IL inghaus, heirs at law of Theodore Ben.
rninghaus, Deceased, whom reside ont Of the
State of Ohio, will take, notice that on the
18th day of April, A. D. 1854, Mary Benning-
haus and Harmon Benninghaus, Guardians of
the minor heirs of Theodore Benninghaus,
deceased, fled their petition in the Probate
Court. of Monroe, County, Ohio, asking for
an order, to sell the following Real Estate, of
which said deceased in his lifetime was seized
to witt, 1x ,s-i.l. -
The south west quarter Of the north east
quarter of section twenty mine l29,) of town
ship five (5,) of range six (6,) in; Monroe
County, Ohio. Which, petition win be for
hearing on the 2Sth day of May. a. D. 1864.
, ,rfugfs-5 -. ., W. MILL1GAN,
! 6'vs " s-yof;, Attorney for Petitioners,
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JOHN W, CARorHERS,
7 ROODSFIELD, OHIO. IS =

HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, GRAINING
PAPER HANGING, LETTERING, READY
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL COLORS, iiasai
"a Done and prepared in the most fashion
able styles, and on the shortest nc.ine, "a
oet.i6, lS6l.-'ly. ailE.sssA krr .ts-se
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,essssss. .8GIEHA3 Az ssSssgs
- FRUIT -
"oT'RsE,EaS ,'-s

10000 Apple Trees, must be
sold before the last dry of March 1864,
Apple Trees 6 feet and less, can be bought
for 5 ce. is each and the best kinds for this
Climate, also Pears, Peaches, Cherries
alta very low price. Nursery two miles
south of Centersville. on the road lead
ing from St. Clairsville w oodsfeld
Come as soon as the weather will ad-
nit. s, -.
A. w. GEAHEART, a.
70 .s'a'h6 y Belmont County, Ohio.
Feb. 10, ,1864A3w.s
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,z9fT0 sU.Is. Assessor 18th, District.
March. ?, 'ls6t-sW::sJ s,.3,.5g /
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-28
An Immense Cathedral.

The new Catholic Cathedral, consecrated
last Sunday, Nov. 20, at Philadelphia, is the
largest church In North America, this side
of the City of Mexico. 1t was begun
eighteen years ago. 1t is built of dark
brown stone. Everything about it is mas
sive. Huge columns adorn the front, and
are surmounted by enormous capitals,
which in turn support the solid brown front
of the roof. The cornice is the largest of
any building in the United States, and pro-
jects further forward. Though massive,
everything is elaborately ornamented. The
buildingis Is 1876 feet in front on Logan Square,
and from the ground to the apex of the ped
iment of the front is one hundred and one
feet and six inches. The ground plan is an
oblong, one hundred and thirty-siX feet
broad by twohundred and sixteen feet long.
The building is shaped like a cross. The
nave or long piece Of the cross is one hum
dred and ninety-two feet in length. The
transept or short piece Is one hundred and
twenty EIGHT feet in length. Each is fifty
feet wide. West of the transept, the nave
is bordered on each side by heavy pillars
ten feet square, supporting a vaulted cell
ing, which spreads over the ground floor,
at hight of eighty feet. On the outside of
each row of pillars are aisles, twenty-five
feet wide and forty-two feet high, covered
in with small domes, each having circular
window in the top, with small stained
glass center. The north aisle windows have
blue centers; those on the south aisle have
red centers. The naye is lighted from the
top by row of large windows on each side
of the vaulted ceiling. East of the transept
on each side of the sanctuary or chancel is
chapel, twenty-five feet wide and thirty
nine feet long. Each of these is lighted
by single stained glass window atthe top.
Unlike most buildings in the country there
are no side windows, and all light is intro
duced from above. This, in conjunction
with the prevailing color of the whole in
torior, which is made to resemble Paris
stone, heightens the architectural effect
and imparts the solemn and religious tone
appropriate to such an edifice. Nor is the
effect marred by the stained glass. The few
stained glass windows In the building throw
no light In any part but the chapels. The
clear white, natural daylight, in all its
purity, lights up the nave and transept
and pleases far more than any stained glass
could.
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sherif's s Sale.

Solomon s. stambaush' SDurt S o Common aT,lt,
Wilson F. stambaush, ct ais County, o. ',
TN PURSUANCE OF AN OH ID Il n
j. from said Court to me directed, l will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. d
1864, ,to f
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real es
tate, situate in Franklin county, and State Of Ohio.
to-wit. '-i
Comm encing at the southeast corner of the north
ship and range n the refugee tract in the liue Of
Daniel Wagner formerly h. Chester), thence north
TAX rods to the center Of the county road, thence
westerly with center OF said road TO the east line
6u % he TB @ ysd sad Sy Sa Shn % the
south line If said quarter section thence east on
the south line Of said quarter to the place OF begin
ming; containing 58h acres. more or less.
Aso. tSe following 81 y described tract being part of
half section No. 81, section 80, township R range
q in said Franklin county, Ohio. and described as
follows:
Commencing in the center of the county road. at
the southwest corner Of land belonging 70 the
heirs of Thomas Gray (dec'd, in the north line Of
the tract above described, rum ng thence westerly
with the center Of said county 70 to The east line
Of John Metiufey's farm, thence north on the east
line Of laid John MeGu6ey l8 poles and 10 links TO
the south line Of land now owned by Viii lam Mil
ler thence east so poles thence SO poles and l0inks
to the place Of beginning containing l3 acres,
rood and "a poles, more or less. . ...
Appraised at $50 per acre.
Terms Of Sa e One third of the purchase money
to be paid on the day Of SALE nd one-third in one
year and the balance in two years. secured by mort
gage on the promises for deferred payments.
WILLIAM DOMIGAN,
Sheriff Franklin County, o.