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Notice in Partition.

JUDITH D. JOHNSON Belinda &. D. 10 bn
y son, of Lewis County, Missouri. and liz
abeth Townsend, of Stanton, Virginia, will
take notice that a petition was 6led agas nst
them on the 26th day Of November, lee I in
the Court of Common Pleas Of Monros G oun-
ty, Ohio, by Jonathan Johnson, and IS now
pending, wherein said Jonathan Johhf ON de-
mands partition of the following real estate
to wit: The northeast quarter Of Il ae north
west quarter Of section twenty eight in town.
ship two Of range four, containing forty -one
acres more or less, and at the ne xt term OF
said Court the said Jonathan johnson win ap-
ply for anorder that PARTITION may be madesof
said premises. JONATHAN JUHSSoN.
By NORRIS 4 DHiees, mis- atty,s.
dec3w6.
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nA-Captain Schaaf, the United States
officer who killed Colonel Sheppard, near
Mount Vernon Arsenal, in Alabama, has
been tried by court.martial. lie was
sentenced to pay a fine of $500, and to
be imprisoned at fort Pulaski for six
months. He left Atlanta for Pulaski
on the 2Sth ult. Considering that the
killing was an assassination, to perpe-
petrate which he used his power as an
officer to have the victim brought into
his presence as prisoner. it cannot be
denied that his brother officers whe tried
him let him off very lightly.
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Notice.

IT JESSE MARSHALL, Guardian of James
J.. A. sS.srshall, in pursuance of an orde,
Of the rrvvhate Cour.. ct Belmont County,
Ohio, will offer for sa,,cc, at private sale, :.
the residence of Mrs. Jane Alexander, ovid
ow of James Alexander, deceased,) in the
town of Cameron, county of Monroe, and
State of Ohio, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. N. and o'clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, the 9th day of february, 1868,
the undivided one-fDurth part Of the follow
ing described premises, situate in the county
Of Monroe and State Of Ohio, aud in the
District of Lands heretofore subject to sale
al Marietta, Ohio, and bounded and described
al follows, viz: Tho first tract being the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter of sec.
tipn thirty-two township four range four, con-
taining thirty-eight and fourteen one-hun-
dredth acres more or less. Also, second
tract being the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section two township
five and range Eve In said District, containing
thlrty-eight and fourteen one-hundredth acres
mere or less.
Also, third tract being the northeast
quarter Of section one township Eve range
uVes III sbiu OlpttACb, 0VAtoihkhb VAv tAuhNio oS
and fifty-seven and seventy-fve ne.hun-
dredth acres more or less. Tho fourth tract
being the northwest quarter Of section thirty
one township four range four in said District
containing one hundred and forty-six and
seventy nine one-hundredth acres more OF
lest; being the lands whom James Alexander
died seized Of.
TERMS OF SALE.--0ne-third cash in hand or
the day Of sale; one-third in one year there
after and one-third in two years from date Of
sale, with interest on deferred payments;
said one undivided fourth part Of said prem
ises aforesaid to be sold subject to the wid-
vSSS's dover of James Alexander, deceased
Given under my hand this 4th day Of Janu
ary. "A. D. 1858. JESSE MARSHALL,
Guardian of James A. Marshall.
P:s.-It is mutually agreed tbat all the
Other heirs sell their interest in the abov'
premises at the time and place as above de
signited. jan1Iwo.
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From Dispensatory OF the United Htates.
DlOSMA CRkNATA. BUCHU LEAVES.
PROPERTIES Their odor is strong, diffu-
sive, and somewhat aroma tic, their taste bit.
terish and analogous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UsEs.-Buohu
leaves are gently stimulsnt with peculiar
tendency to .he Urinary Organs, producing
diuresis, and, like other similar medicines.
exciting diaphoresis, when circumstances ia
vor this mode of action.
They are given in complaints Of the:Uri-
nary Organs, such IS Gravel, Chronic .cataYrh
Of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Blad-
der and Urethra, Disease Of the PROSTATE and
Retention or Incontinencs Of Urine, from .
loss Of tone in the parts concerned in lis
evacuation. The remedy has also been re-
commended in Dyspepsia. Chronic Rheuma-a
tism, Cutsneous Affections and Dropsy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu is used by peys
sons from the ages Of Is to as, and from IS
to %, or in the decline or change Of life; after
Confinement or Labor Pains; Bed-wetting in
children.
2 IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES.
the Extract Buchu is unsqualed by any other
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STATE OF THE UTERUS,
DISEASES OF THR BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL and Observation-Disclosures This
medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excites the absorbents into healthy ac.
tion, BY which the Watery or Calcareous de-
positions, and all Unnatural Knlargements
are reduced, as we'll as Pain and Infamma-
tiou
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every case Of DIABETES in which 1t hasbesn
given. IRRITATION OF THE NICK OF rHR BIAD-
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RATION OF TIE KIDNEYS AND BLADpRR, RBrEH-
TON o. URINE, DISEASES or rAs pR6sTRlrH
GLAND, STONE IN THE BLADDER, CAIcuIus,
GRAVEL, BRIcK-DUs DEPOSIT, AND Mucus OR
MILKY DIscHkRsn, AND roB RsrEEBLRD OR
oELIoATR CONSTITUTIONS, OF BOTH SEXES, atten-
ded with the following symptoms. Indisposi.
tion to kxertion. Loss Of Power, Loss of Men,
ory, Difdculty of Breathing. Weak Nerves,
Trembling. Horror Of Disease, Waksfulnsss,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back. Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, Drynass Of the
Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallid Counte-
nance, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular
System, &c.
RXTRACT BUCHU Is DIU.
RETIC AND BLOOD PURIFYING,
And cures all diseases arising from Habits Of
Dissipation, Kxcesses and Imprudencies
in Life, Impurities of the Blood, &C.,
supercsdingC in affections
for which 1t is useS-ip
these diseases, used In.
connection with
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ID Il N II Il y T Il Y
LOOK HERE. TOoTHLEssl

IN Q. CASTLE is now prepared to insert Ar
L, ti6cial Teeth that not only rival the
natural organs in beauty, but are warranted
to properly masticate food. am also pre-
pared to
EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT THE LEAST PAIN
and no danger to the patient, administering
Laughing Gas, which is extensively used
throughout the country, and acknowledged
to be perfectly harmless in effect. Special at
tention paid to preserving, regulating. and
treating the natural teeth. PRICES Low.
Office in Union House, Woods6sld, 0.
jan7m6. I. o. CASFLE.
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DR.. T. P. SHIELDS.
Professor Of Special Pathology &
Therapeutics.

EEOACSSOE % SReCAaA E-Atk&0t0Sy q
Therapeutics.
TAR. SHIELDS examines and explains dis
~ eases without asking questions. If he
understands your case you know it and can
not be deceived If he cannot tell your dis
ease, and how.you feel, without asking ques-
tions, be does not consider himself competent
to. treat your case. This is the criterion to
80 by, and patients should not be satisfied
with any other. This is the only direct and
positive evidence of my ability as q scientific
Physician. and by this standard am willing
to be judged.
All consultations and examinations free.
DR.. Shields will make his second visit to
Clsripgton on tuesday, Jan. q, 1858.
Second visit TO Powhattan Point on Wednes-
day and Thursday, Jan. % and %, 1858.
Second visit to Barnesville on Monday and
Tuesday, Jan. 27 and 2s, 1858. Office at
Frazier House.
The Doctors success in the treatment of
Chronic diseases Ia SO well known, that Inva-
lids should not fail 70 call on him at his ap.
pointments. Bring your afflicted friends with
you, and oblige, DE-. TIP. SHIELDS.
JAM.
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The inauguration Ceremonies


There was an immense turn out of oul
citizens yesterday on the occasion of the
Inauguration of Gen. r. B. Hayes al
Governor Of Ohio. The rotunda of the
State House and all the stairways and
uaiieries were packet .iL~na ..,;Aa-a-,d
gentlemen anxious to see the new Cover
nor and witness the ceremonies. Thanks
to the eficiens preparations of the joint
Committee of Arrangements, every one
could see and hear, and there was nc
noise or disturbance.
At2 o'clock the Senate vas called te
order, and in few moments thereafter
the Sergeant at Arms of the Senaise an
nounced the Mayor and Common CouG
Gil Of the city of Columbus, the Speaker
and Members Of the House of Represen-
tatiyes, etc.
At about quarter past 2 the process
sion formed and marched down to the
rotunda, where, while music was played
by Hemmersbach's band, they took their
assigned places.
In the rotunda neatly carpeted stage
had been arranged forthe accommodation
of the Governor elect, the retiring Gov
ernsr, Judges Of the Supreme Court and
clergy. @
About, half-past 2 o'clock tie roll Of
the drum announced the approach of the
military, and in a few moments Gen.
Hays, under escort of the Emmet Guards,
Capt DeLany, and the Sherman Guards,
Capt. Heinmiller, marched into the State
House. Gov. Hayes and the others men.
toned above took their places on the
platform.
After the band had played the 'sStal
Spangled Banner" Rev. DIR. Trimbls
made ashort but ferveut appeal to the
throne of Divine Grace, for continuance
os Heavens smile upon our land; tha
wisdom might be vouchsafed to him wht
had been called to the head of the G0v
ernment of this great State, and that oul
Legislators might do all that in then
lies for the interests Of the people. H,
limplored blessing on the retiring off
GERS, and prayed that they might long liv,
to be useful, happy and great.
Senator Rex introduced Gov. Hayes
who delivered his inaugural address.
Atthe conclusion of the address, Judge
Day, of the Supreme Court, adm inisteret
to the Governor the oath of Office.
After the band played Hail Columbia
Gov. Hayes was escorted to the Cover
nor's Room, and the members Of the Sen
ate proceeded to the Senate Chamber
when Lieut.. Gov, John G. Lee was inau
gurated, and conducted to his chair, a
presiding officer Of the Senate OH
Statesman, Jan. IA.
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THE CHILDREN'S HOUR.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed was, ON the 18th day Of October,
1861 appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County, Ohio, Executor of the estate
of Isaac Jackson.
jah2lw3. ROBERT JACksoN.sss
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sNsio Aobertlselnents,
LIFE INSURANCE.

n 3. HoGE, Agent Northwestern Mutual
". Life Insurance Co., of Milwaukee, Wis;
issues Policies on all the different plans:
Whole Life, Ten Year Life, Endowment, Ten
Year Endowment, and Joint Life Policies
Office with Amos & Spriggs. Bio omer House,
Woodsfeld, Ohio. jan2lw2.
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Thurman ELECTED.

COLUMBUS, O., January 14.-A. G,
Thurman was elected United States SEN
ator to-day. The vote in the House
stood 55 for Thurman and 49 for B. F.
Wade. In the Senate the vote stood
19 for Thurman and Is for Wade.
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Cincinnati Market.


CINCINNATI, jan. 16.
FLOURISH 25.
WHEAT-$2 1902 60.
CoRN-80c.
OATs-68c.
RYE-No. l, ST so
WHIsKY-28c in bond.
MESS PoRK-City s21 90
BULK MEATs-74@83c.
BAooN-94@113c.
LARD-12c4.
CLOVER SEED-$7 so.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 60.
FLAX SEED-$2 25.
: Er.re--r-flr.--e1-0
BuTTER--35@42c.
EGGs-40c.
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DIED-On the Ieth inst, at Atalants,
I'LL, Mr.. EZRA NJ. SMITH.
Mr. Smith removed from Woodsfeld
to Atalanta, during the year 1867.
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l@- The Little Corporal for January is
an excellent number. Address Alfred
Sewell, Chicago, III.
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sTHE DIGEsT' is the name of a
weekly paper to be issued the 1st of Feb
ruary at Washington City. In politics,
1T will be Democratic, want, veare glad
to announce, to be supplied from the Ma
rtional Capital, and one that has been sad
ly neglected IN the past. Its publishers
are WM. ALLEN MIToHNER & Co.
The terms for the Digest are: Single
copies, 81 so; clubs Of ten, to one ad-
Dress So 90; clubs Of twenty, to one
address. $40 90. Address: DraEsr Or
FIcE, Washington. D. C.
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DA- WILLIAM ScHUEFLE, Photographer
has reftted his gallery, and is now pre-
pared to take photographs and daguerre-
otypea in the most approved style.
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a Nrw I,rrrp.pv Exrrpnn.sr
Great libersl;tv = ,be ,.,. IS ths NH. !,
,;sbs,s s1tla oeG s {. ...sa.s - ), ~ ~ !,
s,b,cT;bsr..--Novsl.,,.n- - ;.anos :
l.rrs circulation.
We havs been favored With advance
sheets Of Z new monthly magazine. ;ssued
ON an entirely new plan bv Mezsrs' Evans
kCo--publishars
Ersso ,,, an, lnov,edos of tbs n.,,;as an.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
January 16.

January Is.
CATTLE.
! The offerings Of Cattle to-day amounted
to about one thousand head; the market
opened very dull, at q slight advance
on the quotations Of last week, but the
advance was only on the best grade OF
Cattle.
SHEEP.
Sheep continue to come forward, freely
and the demand is good. The market
to-day is active at about former rates,
viz: four to six cents gross.
HOGS.
The arrival and sale of Hogs have
been fair during the week, but prices
have been steadily declining. To-day
prices range from nine and half to ten
and half cents per pound, net.
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10rCeasting on the board walks on the
hill east Of town affords fne fun for the
boys at this time But what is fun for
the boys is death to pedestrians.
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p@Attention is invited to the adyer-
tisement of the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company ir this issue.
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se- HENRY M1NsrERMAN dispenses ac-
commodation to travellers at the Star Ho-
tel on Main Cross street.
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Save Fifty Dollars.

4 NY PERSON wishing to purchase ore Of
Il Gfovesteens Pianos, advertised In this
paper, can save ffty dollars of the price by
applying to the editor ef this paper, june2
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M A R B L E w @ r K S
NICHOLAS wAGONHEIM

Is prepared to furnish
MONU ENTS, TOMB STONES,
Head-stones, and all articles usually manu-.
featured in first class Mar bic establishments,
at the lowest cash prices.
Persons desiring to purchase will hnd it to
their interest to call. Place Of business two
doors South Of PostofHce, Main street, Woods
field, Ohio. janl4Y.s
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s@A knowing one informs us that
tangle-foOt whisky has to be chopped out
with hstchet this cold weather.
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THE CRIsIs.-This paper, published al
Columbus, Ohio, is one Of the ablest
Democratic journals in the United States
Its reliability is aknowledged by both
friends and foes. Its editors WIN. TREv.
dTT and w. w. WEBB are Democrats Of
the MEDARY school, by whom the paper
was established. Terms: So per annum;
.ons copy, six months, 81. Address, WILL
LIAM TBEyIrr, Publisher and Proprietor,
columbus, Ohio.
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HA- Examine eur advertising columns
for information concerning the number of
merchants who advertise.
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~The Gift enterprise mania is rag
ing in Monroe County.
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sA-SIMoN DoRR keeps first rate Ho-
tel on the Public Square.
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sire to -e-establish slavery, nor to assume
any portion Of the debts Of the States
lately in rebellion.
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Administrators Notice,

r oTlcR Is hsrebg Given thai the Under
ls signed 'Eaa, On the 18th Gag OF Novsm>
Der, 1861, appointed Administrator Of the
estate Of John ggoore, decd.
deoi7vs, WI. READ,
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The Order Removing the state
Of1icers.
ATLANTA Ga, January 13.-The fol-
lowing order was issued this morning:
HEAD-o'Rs THIRD MILITARY DIsT.
ATLANTA, January 20, 1868. !

General Orders No. 8.
Il Charles, ]. jenkins, Provisional
Governor, and Jno. Jones, Provisional
Treasnrerof the State Of Georgia, hav-
ing declined to respect instructions of,
and failed to.operate with the Major-gen-
.eSai commanding the Third Military
District, are hereby removed from Office.
2. By virtue of authority granted by
the supplementary Reconstruction act
ofgepgEess, passed July 19, 1867, the
following named officers are detailed for
duty Ia the District of Georgia:
Breyet Brigadier- general Thos. II.
R1ger, Colonel Of the Thirty third In
fantry, to be Governor of the State o.
Georgia, and Captain Chas, Rockwell, o.
the Ordinance Corpse Of United States
Army, 10 be Treasurer Of the State o.
Georgia.
Ess3. The abeye-named officers will pro,
ceed, without delay, to Milledgesille
and enter upon them, subject to instruc.
tious from these Head d-quarters. By
order Of Major general Meade.
r. c. DRUM, A. A. G.
At half-past ten this morning, thii
order was read in the Reconstruction
Convention, and the 6rst section greeted
with loud applause.
: Had it been read in Hades the sam.
dsnoastrations would have greeted it.
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~A nav 20,

D~A new Postof6ce has been estab-
lished at Greenbriar, Monroe County,
midway between Antioch and Graysville.
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WATERFOWL, N. Y, January 13.-At
the charter election here to-day the DEM
ocrats carried the city BY $50 majority.
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sLet the People be Properly In
formed, and They Will Always
do Right.o
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DIR. w. 8. FISHER.

HAVING located In Malasa, ten .S
IL ders his professional servicss
10 the citizens Of Malaga and vicini-
~.
oct1m3.
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Light and knowledge Alone are Re-
Quired to Restore the .Farmer Re
public" Of our Fathers.
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sThe CoIored Troops Fought
NObIy.o

This has passed into proverb, but
after all there is some evidence extant
that casts shadow of doubt over the
assertion. The records of the War De-
partment show that fourteen "colored
troops" deserted where one was killed
that about thirty died of disease to every
one killed; that. nearly twenty were mus
tered out of the service for disability
where one was killed in battle. Look
at the record:
Mustered out for disability. 20, ,236
Died....... ........................ ...2l 1866
Deserted ............s.............14, 1897
Missing, which means runnipg......l ,344
Killedin battle........................1,5 ,5l4
WATERFOWL. N. Y. January 13.-At
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TO THE DEMOCRACY.
The Spirit Of Democracy.

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the former direction they are held responsible.
Notice should always he given OF the removal.
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take paper from the Office. or removing and
leaving it unc.lled for, is prima facie evidence of
intentional fraud.