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From Lester Saeson, af AasssIss.l
MnWApkEr, Wis.,, Jas - lSsA
Messrs. c. g. CLARK 4 Co.. New .Havsa, C.
Both myself and wife have used cass Dys.
pspsia Cure, and It has proved PRkRncrLY
satisfactory d q remedy. | havs NO Aasita.
tiou: in saying that We have rsesivsd 01KAP
BRNRgIr from its pss. Very respectfully,
LEsTKA SKxSON.
"a Great BlesSine.A 4
From Rep / r Ward. Apoa, Lsraia0 o., q
hessrs. srRoSs + ARxsSasxe, Druggists,
Cleveland, O;
GKErIsxsx: Il gives ms great pleasure -
state that my wife has derived great bsaeAt
from the use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 8hs
hns been for mum bsr Of ysars greatly trsus.
led with Dyspepsia, accompanied wisA vielsat
paroxysms Of constipation, which % prsstFss
ted her that she was all the whils,f for months,
unable to do. any thing. She tesk, d ysls
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has. d.
rived GREAT BSNKFIT FROM RI, sad a nsv
comparatively we'll. She regards this aslt.
cine As . great blessing. Traly yssn,
Jan Is, 1868. T. HWAEb.
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Infirmary Notice.

So lnfirmary Notice. :.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Auditors Office, by the In6rmary Direc.
ters, to
Suturday,the 18Th day Of February, 1869,
for letting 5the position OF Superintendent for
one year from March 1, 1862. Also for fur
nishing coal for the institution. - The Direc-
tors furnish. . team of horses for the Super
intendent. S. DOUGHBRTY.
........ WIN. RRAD.
- ;. JESSR JAKCSON.
feb2w2. Directors.
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New York Money Market.
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reuEuaIy y.
MONEY-Easy at 7per cent; indi-
cations. that lower figures will be the
general rates.
STERLING-Weak at 1O9sa1O9s.
GOLD-Quiet and steady. with range
135al354; closing at 135al355.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Strong;
the recent liberal shipments and tho fact
that a large amount Of coupon bonds
have been taken off the market by in
vestors and turned into registered stock,
are beginning to enhance prices; floating
stock has been materially reduced. and
is tending upward. Coupons Of 81,
112sal124; do '62, 'l13atll3t do "a,
1O94all0; do IS, 1l1alll4; do new,
l08sa109: do 81, 10salO9s; do 6s, 1O9Aa
l09a; 10.40s, 1081a108f.
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Neb 9Obertlseulents,
River Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale on reasons!
i terms, the farm on which he resides, lying
on the River two miles below Clarinston, Ohio,
containing hr y. -. :"
TWO RED ACRE S !?
About one-half of said land Is 6rstrate River
Bottom Corn Land. The upland part is good
timber. There is frstrate new frame house
with other buildings, and a young orchard
200 apple trees. Possession given at any
time.
For further particulars call on the sub
soriber on the premises.
febqw4. VACHKL GAMBLE.
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
r Thursday, February, Is, 1869:
Thomas West Administrator Of John Craw-
ford, final.
NJ. J. Lynch Administratrix of 6. b. Lynch,
final,
J. O. Amos Executor Of Thomas McComas, par
tial.
]. II. Martin Guardian Of Absalom Martins
minor heirs, partial;
]. H. Hamilton and Hugh Robinson Guardians
of the heirs Of Robert Robinson, fual.
W. 7. SINCLAIR,
!eb2w3. PROBATE Judge.
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From the Register.J
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
THURSDAY, EVENING, J
February 4, 1869. !

THURSDAY, EVENING,
February 4, 1869.
APPLES-Prices range from 2 so
OF 3 90 per barrel. lfAA
BEANS-White soup, 3 80 and in
good demand.
BUTTER-Plenty at 25c for choice.
BEESWAX-In good demand at $50
COFFEE-Rio, fair to good 22a26c;
Hummers essence 2 Is for box; Felix 3
extract 2 25.
CANDLES-City mould tallow 151c;
Star 22a25c.
COTTON YARN-Stanaard 45c, Cot
ton Batting 25a35c; Candle Wick 4Oc.
CARBON OIL-33c, and charge for
barrel.
CHEESE--Ssles of Western Reserve
at 17alSo per pound; Factory at 22c.
EGGS-In Dull at l8c..
FLOUR Market dull; with a down
ward tendency, super6ue 5 80, red wheat
family z 75aS 90; fancy 10 90. Rye -four
7 90. ''-a
FISH-Macksral-No. q half barrel,
9 IS, No. 3 large, 8 so No. 8 medium,
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AKnoxvillian was knocked fifteen feet
high, by a locomotive, and had his ankle
sprained.
Ithas been discovered that 50, 100000
of church funds have been loaned for
speculative purposes in Wall street, and
that several churches are mortgaged for
the same purpose. ,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Subscribers

Who find an ID after their names will un.
aerstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted thai
they do not wish to renew their subscrip.
hoas, and their names will be erased.
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Z, EEOur market reports are corrected
from the latest papers, on Monday NOR.
ming of each week. BY so doing we are
enabled to give our readers the very
latest markets, East aud West.
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) : Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Last Will
~ and Testament of Walter Ring, late Of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, togetheo with
the record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the
18th day of June 1867, and that duly oerti-
fed copy thereof, wasadmitted to Record in my
office on the 26th day of January, 1859, and re-
corded therein. W. T. SINCLAIR;
.feb2wS. Probate Judge, N. G. o.
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feb2w2.
Legal Notice.

NOTICE ishereby given that the Last Will
IN and Testament of Thomas Clark, late of
Monroe County, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroyed BY fire on the
18th day of June 1867, and that duly certi-
fed copy thereof, was admitted to Record in
my office on the 10th day of August 1868, and
recorded therein. ~; W. T. SINCLAIR,
feb2w3. Probate Judge, NJ. g. o.
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Special Session Of the County Conn
missioner.

Special session OF the County Com.
9s,.s misslOnerS.
-, The Board met on Monday, the 1st
inst; present.. A. Lamping, VIM.
Workman and Isaac Bernhard.
An arrangement was affected with W.
W. Mccoy, by which the offices of coun-
ty officers are to be completed on the LIST
day of April, for an additional compen
sation Of $50. This will save to the
county $500 in the way of rent.-ED.
SrRIr.
The Auditor was ordered to give no
tice that proposals would be received for
shelving and drawers.
The Trustees of the N. E. Church
were allowed $50 for use of building to
hold Court.
Transom lights Of double glass were
ordered for county offices with the names
of Offices inscribed.
Adjourned to meet on the 18th inst.
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EE Mr.. S. L. MOONEY is dealing ex
tensively in Monroe County and Western
lands. His posters being scattered
broadcast. at this time represent num-
Der of fine farms for sale.
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At a recent ball at the Tuileries the
guests consumed ten thousand ices, fif-
teen hundred glasses of punch, six thou
sand of sherbet, four or five hundred
chickens, eight hundred bottles of cham
payne, and fifteen hundred bottles of
Bordeaux.
Two Spanish gymnasts, now exhibit
ing in New York, perform the double
trapeze, feat of great difficulty. From
perches at the extreme opposite ends of
the building they launch forward stimuli.
taneously, sweeping through the air until
they gain the middle of the arena, when
they leap from one trapeze to the other,
changing trapezes at the same moment
This change of base they perform first
forward, then backwards, and then with
an intervening summersault 80
The grand jury of the United States
Court for the Western District of Texas
has adopted report condemning the ac-
ton of the Convention in refusing tomake
a State Constitution, and for its outrage
Gus treatment Of th e minority of the del
egates who represent the views and in
terests of vast majority of the people
on the question of dividing the State at
present. The jury asks Congress not
to ratify the revolutionary action Of the
Convention.
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DIED.-Mr. GEoRGK GILLESPIE, an old
resident Of Adams Township, on
the Sd inst, of appoplexy. Mr.. GILLEs-
PIE was an old and respected citizen of
II this county, and his loss will be severely
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jan27,1869w:
Notice..

EVERYBODY is hereby warned not to trade,
III buy or barter for any notes given by mo,
on the 5th day of January, 1869, to l. N. Fou.
ia, for the following sums Of money: Sl00
payble April /, 1859, without interest; $l66s
p yable April l. 1870; sl66s payable April l,
1871; $l6es payable April l, 1872; these three
bearing per cent. interest from April l !,
1862 Said notes are given for land bought
of l. N. Fouty by me, and on said premises
is mortgage for $2o8, to Warren Hollister.
,janl9w3. HENRY 9HIELB.
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Announcements.

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for office SO 90, payable invariably in
advance. We ,DiH not deviate from this
rule
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Remember our club rates-clubs
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are lower than those of any other weekly
paper published in Ohio.
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HMr. WRIGHT, of Antioch, says
"The Spirit is a better paper than for
merly" Certainly it is. And we intend
to make it still better.
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8 HThe grounding failed to discover
his shadow on the I'd inst, therefore if
the sign don't fail, we will have nice
weather the remainder of the winter.
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ECall at our office when you come
up to Court, and subscribe.
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HDon't forget the meeting of the
Democratic Central Committee ON the
18th inst.
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:Whooping Cough.

Ths testimony Of ali whs have used Il for
This terrible disease daring the last ten yssss
8; that Il iavsrisbly relieves ana sarss IT,
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UWe win publish Commissione
RoLLns' letter, in relation to the tax on
leaf tobacco, in short time.
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h0 The attention Of our readers is di.
rected to the advertisement Of Co.'s
DYSPEPSIA CURE, in another part of this
psper.
This truly Valuable Medicine is re-.
commended BY all who use it. Read the
certificates.
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For Group.

The Bslsam will bs found, :avalaAh,s, aad
may always bs relied rpen II the nest -
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CaergYnaen,

The Rev. Isaac AnsS. Of AllsgAspy, tes.
tides that 1t has cured hin, sfaes ell ether
remedies had failed.
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EE Reading matter on the fourth
page.
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Yield al once " s,saay ase II sAis epys.
EeusdJ.- It: will suoessd In giving FslSst
where all ether rsnidisa Asvs failed.
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psJob work Of all k,nds
executed with ncatness and
dispatch. Give us q call.
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Sheriff Sale.
!. Charles g. Smith i
VI
- John Funk.


RY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
u from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mon
roe County, Ohio, will offer for sale ut the
front dsor of the Court House, In the town
of WoodsAeld, between the hours Of 10
o'clock =. m. and 4 O'Clock p. M; ION
Monday, the 10Th dayof February, 1869,
the efoiio~ing described real estate situate in
said county, 20 Wit: The northeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section two township
four range four, containing forty acres more
or less also, part Of the northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of same section
township and range, beginning 1t the north
west cornerof said forty acre lot; thence
east to the center Of Niger run; thence with
said run to the line running from east to west
on the south boundary Of said forty acre lot;
thence from the center of said run vast to the
southwest-eornsro of said forty acre lot, thence
north-eigh.y rods to the place Of beginning.
containing eleven acres more or less; and
also the following described tract, beginning
at the southwest corner of the southeast
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section
three township four and range four; thence
north about sixty-four rods to q certain run;
thence suuth with said run to the southeast
corner. OF said forty acre. lot; thence west
eighty rods to the place Of beginning, contain
ing fifteen acres more or less: -.
Qrdered ? to be sold as 1.-The property Of John
Funk st the suit Of Charles G. Smith =, :
>'"''' - JOSEPH MYERS,
jant215.:;H - Sheriff NC. O.
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. ,kesp ;ys.i hrsss ws, With the B.,ssua---
sakins httls ssa; sitsa-aad yea win vsfs
soea Ind rsEd. "a, ,....:.s:
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~ NEW TowNsHIP IN MONROE COUNTY
The State Senate, on the 4th inst passed
q bill creating an additional township in
this county by majority of one vote.
~ The new township is composed OF
portions Of the townships Of Green,
jackson and Ohio, ,Sardis being the place
Of holding elections. Our informant says
the House will pass the bill.
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EgWas there a Detective in our town
last week9 If so, why so.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
o.:
Anthony Sheets
g.
Samuel Lisk and wife.

QY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
- the court Of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the front
door of the court house, in Woods6eld, in said
county, on
Monday, the 18th day of February, 1869.
at o'clock pm, the following desrcibed real
estate situate in Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The southeast quarter of the sou uthwest quar-.
ter Of section thirty six in township two OF
range I've. containing 40 II 100 acres. y
J. P. SPRIGGS, -,
janl9w5. Mas. Com. N. C. D.
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HWhen you come up to Court call
at cur Office and get prospectus.
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ctl mn or MADEDAILY-N0 RIsK-with
NlV our STENCIL and KEY CHECK
TOOLS AND MATERIALS. Reduced Price
List free. T. N. HICKCoX & CO., 2ss Pearl
street, New York. -. ianl2w4.
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Ia Consun2tion,
In sisH.

The people knew the article, saa it;;aesis ~
oomment'from as. Il s.for ssle BY svssy
Druggist snd' Dealer IN Msdielnss u the
United States. a.
..->-s, ,,.,-
Tas o. .. e.cssrkoe.,
Sole P.Ssristsrs, HSS Haven, e.
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Soreness q the Throat oAsss sad
.a.LungS.
Do not delay procuring ana innsAissAly
taking Goes Cough DAlsam. wksa trsablsi
With any Of the abovs named AiAssltiss.-
They are all prsmonltory .ympteqA Of csa-
sumption. and II not arrested, win sssssr ss
la:sr sweep you awav into the valley It sAaA.
sws from which none car ever rstara.
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MONEY EASILY MADE.
With our CoxpLRra STENCIL AND KsY CHRcK
OUTFIT. Small capital required. Circulars
free. STAFFORD NtNEG CO., 6s Fulton
Street, New York. janl2w4
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Master commissioners. Sale.
Ta.s:g i.cYia Ell. s. .t.ass s-1..s.. -
&c l;?ibh% David Glover ~ -
z.v;5H.;a :.oees,:::.: :. rss:,t...:, p..:t
,t,:~ y Stephen Coen and Wife

-
DY Virtue 81 an order Of sale to ms dIreotst
- frun the Court of Common rPlsaae Of Mon
roo county. Ohie, 1 will offer for: sale at tho
'front.' door of the Court House in tho town of
Woodsfela, between the hours Of 10 o'clock q
m, apd o'clock P. m, op
Moadag tie 18th day Of February. 1859.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: The northwest
quarter 9& the Southwest quarter Of section
81, township and range four; Also all that
part Of the northwest quarter of section. town
ship and range aforesaid lying south of tho road
leading through said quarter to Woods6eld,
containing in all one hundred and twenty acres
more or less, and being tho same land conveyed
by Bennett Coen in his life time to Stephen
Coen. AL in Monroe County, Ohio.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of Stephen
Coon at the suit of David Glover, -
- : JOSEPH MYERS, !.
tan12w5 =. Sheriff and Special Master
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j. wAY.: NJ. ID.
Physician and Surgeon, =
ITAVING removed to Waodsfsld,
II is prepared to attend all calls @
in his profession. May BE- found
at all hours, except when absent l
st his ofios. or at
the residence of Judge Way novi0r,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1869.

.
The House met at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. FRENCH IN the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. LONG, of Chatham.
The Journal of yesterday was approved.
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs.
Bowman, Davidson, Smith Of Allegheny,
Smith of Wayne and Stevens.
Mr.. FRENCH introduced bill to in
corporate the Independent Telegraph Com
pany, and other purposes connected there
with. Referred to the Committee on Cor
poraticns. ......s-.. .si-lt,a.
Also bill to except from taxation the
property held by the Masonic Fraternity in
North Carolina. Referred to the Committee
on Finance.
/ Mr.. MOORE, of Chowan, introduced a
resolution to order the printing of the CAL
enGar for the use of the House. Laid over
On motion of Mr.. MALONE, the rules were
suspended, and the bill to authorize the
Public Treasurer to supply temporary de-
fciences in the Treasury was saken up, and
the same passed third reading-yeas So,
nays IA. ea,,.t. sss
Mr. BARNETT, from the Committee on
Corporations, reported favorably bill to en-
able Richard Rozzell to build a bridge
across Catawba river; bill to incorporate
W. T. Balm Lodge No. s31 A., Y. M. in
Wake county; and bill supplementary to
an act to incorporate the Green Swamp
Company. .......,,s,~.
Mr.. SINCLAIR introduced bill to authorize
the Commissioners of New Hanover county
to receive in the county workhouse convicts
from other counties. LAID over.
Mr.. AMEs introduced bill to incorporate
the town of La Grange, in the county of
Lenoir. Referred. -s
Mr.. RAGLAND introduced bill TO repeal
certain section of the Revised Code and
amend certain section of the Code of
Civil Procedure. Referred to special joint
committee. ..
On motion of Mr.. BowMAN, the unfinished
business was postponed, and the House
! took up the bill to provide for the collection
of taxes BY the State and by the several