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10 HIN w. JACK SON.

j O III N w. JACK son. /.
Foruarding and Commission Merchant,
STEAMBOAT AGENT,
And Dealer in General Produce,
CLARINeTos, MONROE COUNTY, OHIO,
WITH large and safe Warehouse, at the
w Steamboat Landing, now invite the
attention Of my Friends, Shippers, Merchants,
and the Trade generally. to my complete ar.
rapgsments for the transaction Of a Forward
ing and Commission Business. All Goods.
Tobacco or produce, consigned to me, will
be either. forwarded to destination with
promptness and dispatch, or STORED, If re-
quired, under the very lowest charges for
Commission.
Theutmost care will be exercised to keep
Packages in tho best order and protected
against the weather, and shall faithfully exc
cute the orders of my patrons to their entire
satisfaction.
Soliciting your fnture patronage, beg leave
to assure you that my. efforts to serve you
shall ever be characterized by energy prompt.
ness ndsfdehty::-' JOHN w. JACKSON.
N. B.-James Shriver has nothing to do
with my Warehouse. lam attending to all
business connected with II personally. All
Warehouse charges due are payable to me OF
my order. ~. JOHN W,S&ACKSoN.
!, jan26w4.-
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

CATTLE-The whole number offered
did not exceed 725 head, about 100 head
in excess of last week, and these were
nearly all taken by city butchers. The
current prices were: s 00a8 so for prime
to extra steers: 00a7 so for medium,
and 5 5Oa6 20 for stockers, the quality Of
the stockers being of the usual average,
the market being fairly supplied with the
latter description.
SHEEP-The offerings may be set
down at about 1900 head, with steady
demand, and prime fat sheep sold at full
prices, viz: 5 5Oa6 so per cwt; the offer.
ings as to quality being better than u.s.
ual; inferior lots sold at variety of
prices, according to quality and condi-
tion. f.4
HOGS-The Market was well suppl.
ed, the demand was restricted to retail
operations, prices ranging from IL 0Oal2
Scala 90 per cwt; at the latter figure
buyers we're shy, and took hold very
sparingly, the packing ID this vicinity be-
! ing over.
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Chicago Market.

February 10.
FLOUR-Active at 5 5Oa6 37A fol
spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet, firmer and 1SalS1c
higher; sales No. l at 22!a1 "a; No
2 at l 16a1 164, closing at l 16al 164
sales since Change at l 16!.
CORN-Firmer and 1aac higher ;sales
new at 574a5Ssc, and no grade at 53s
534c, closing at 5Ssc for new; sales No.
l at 69tc, sellers option for May; new
at 5Sc, sellers option for last half ot
February, and 5Sic, sellers option fol
March,
OATS-Quiet, stronger and &c higher
30 2 at 52a53c, and rejected at 49a494c
closing at 52fa53c for No. 2.
RYE-In fair request and 1a2c high
er; sales No. l at lSa1 10 and No.
at l 16, closing at 1Sa1 10 fo- No.
BARLEY-aQuiet and 4a5c lower
sales No. 3 at 9lal 90, cash, and l go
sellers option for last half of February
closing at 80 cash.
HOGS-Dressed, dull and 25a50c low
er, closing at Ii GOALS so for soft anG
13 75al4 % for frozen lots, dividing or
200; live, dull, heavy and dropping, a
II 00a14 so for common to fair, and II
15al2 37@ for good to extra
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Arrest or the Robbers of Thomas
TaylOr's Store.

On Tuesday, the I'd inst, JOHN Nc
DoUGALL and JOHN SPRAGUE, Of this
county, charged with robbing the store
of THoMAs TAYLOR. near Cameron, were
arrested at Bridgeport, Belmont County,
and confined in the Jail at ST. Clairsville
to await the action of our authorities
JoHN..J HURD, Esq, of Adams Town
ship, placed a warrant in the hands OF
Constable WARD; who reached Cameron
with his prisoners on Saturday, the 9th
inst A trial was had before Esq. HURD,
which resulted in McDoUGALL being
committed to Jail and the acquittal Of
SrnAeUE, ON the grounds Of only being
accessory.
J.O. AMOS, acting for the prosecution,
ordered SPRAaUE's immediate arrest on
an affidavit for aiding and abetting. The
prisoners reached this place on the 10th
inst, ,McDeyeALL under commitment, and
SrRiGuE was taken before Esq. SAILS
stnI., when lie waived an, examination
and was sent to keep McDoUeALL com
psny, pending The actionof the Grand
Jury.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, january 81, 1869, ESTHER HINES, wife
of Joseph Hines, near Stafford, of this county
Her age was 40 years, II months and % days
She had been afflicted for many months. AT
the age of nineteen she found and embraced her
Savior, and lived so as to adorn the profession
she had made, being firm, devoted and beloved
member of the Bethesda Baptist Church. In
her latest hours she besought her friends, and
especially her sons, to sustain the cause Of
Christ. She leaves an afflicted and mourning
husband and three sons who are members of the
same Church, and two sons that we trust soon
will be. The funeral sermon was preached on
the Tuesday following, to large congregation
by Elder III. Lyons, from Luke 20:38. J.S.C.
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From the Cleveland Herald, February g.
Mormon Recruits.

On Friday, thirteen families, consist
ing of forty one persons, mostly adults,
passed through this city en- route to Salt
Lake City. They were all converts to
the Mormon faith, and were recruited in
England. When they left Liverpool
their party consisted Of fifty-two persons
but on the passage, which occupied sew
enty six days, eleven died. One whole
family fell victims to ship fever, while
eight others were depleted by the death
of one or more ofits members. Among
the party were two bright, intelligent
looking young ladies, apparently not
over eighteen years of age, who had lost
father and mother on the trip, but were
bound to 60 on, thorough advised by
Others to return. The whole Of the
three dozen and odd appeared to be well
provided for. They were accompanied
by an agent Of Brigham Young, named
Barstom,, under whose teachings they
became Mormons, and who 10 plotting
them TO their destination.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Commissions
JOIN GAMES, Esq, -
Care of JAMES E. JONES,
Calais, Ohio.
Our New Township.

H 4.fgflsE
The following proceedings were had in
the Ohio House of Representatives, on
the 10th inst, relating to the new town
ship in this county,:
"Mr PoND, on leave, moved that S. B.
312: To form new township in Mon.
roe County, Ohio, be taken from the ia.
BILE. The motion was agreed TO- and the
bill was read the third time.
"Mr. KERR, of Jefferson, said that
while he desired to vote for the bill, he
could not do so consistent with his honor
while it was in its present shape. He
would move, therefore, that the bill be
referred to select Committee of one
with instructions to amend by striking
out the name "Lee," and to insert the
word Howard"
"Mr. HEADLEY said the name of Lieut.
Gov. Lee, of the Senate, had been used
in naming the new township, and if that
was offensive, he wanted the Republican
side of the House to strike it out.
"Mr. HUGHES, of Butler, said he did
not care whether the word 'Bob'' was in.
serted before aLee"
"The house refused to recommit the
bill.
"The yeas and nays were called on the
passage of the bill, and resulted-yeas
ID, nays 8. So the bill was passed"
Mr.. HEADLEr's tactics prevented the
insertion of Freedmen's Bureau How
ARDS name instead of LEES. We may
be incorrect in our opinion, but we think
the Raddies were beaten by the Lieut..
Gov. idea, when in reality the township
was named for r. E. LEE. The RAIDS in
the House may as well write "soLD" in
connection with the name of (R. e. LEE
township. t rfi
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New York Market.

~ February 10.
COTTON-Scarcely so firm, sales 35-
90 bales at 3O4a3otc for middling up
lands, chiefly at 304c.
FLOUR-Closed with a moderate de-
mand aud unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady with moderate ex-
port demand for spring.
RYE-Dull at 46a1 4S for western.
OATS-Steady at 75c for western in
store.
CORN-Firm at 90a92c for new mixed
western and 02a1 04 in store and afoat
for old mixed western.
PORK-Dull at 80 37a32 so for new
mess, cash and regular, and 33 90 for fu.
ture delivery.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS Steady, with moderate
demand. "a. @ s.-. 81, .--r.
. BACON-Qniet and scarcely so firm.
LARD-Dull and heavy at 204a20ac
for good to prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 23a25c.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
February 8, 1869.

BRIGHTON PENS.
The receipts for the week have been
S45 Cattle, 1905 Sheep, and $50 Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts through
the week being light, and with good
l,cal demand, the market was quite &C.
tive, prices were notquotably higher, but
were 6rmer. The quality was only fair;
about all were sold. At the close we
quote sales of butchers Cattle, common
4a44c, fair 42a5tc, prime 58a6tc and
shipping 68a7tc.
!. SHEEP-Are in moderate supply, and
betters demand, and firm at 3aa41c for
common. and 4aa54c for good.
+. HOGS-Receipts light, with. good
demand, prices are aIshade higher; sales
range at l0a11c for light, and 11tal21c
for heavy.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since
Friday, the 5th inst, from all sources,
have been $50 Sheep, 664 Cattle, 1850
Hogs, 200 Mules, Is Horses. We quote
prices as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-Thc market for
butchers Cattle has been good, aud pri-
ces are Csc per 100 lbs higher. Inferior
grades 4ta4ac, medium 5a5tc, prime 52a
&c. The supply of shipping Cattle be-
ing heavy the market rules dull, prices
ranging from Sc 75a7 rs lOa lbs gross
SHEEP-The receipts still continue
heavy, and the market rales quiet and
slow at our previous quotations, from s.
so to IS so per GENITAL for common te
primo..lots.
HOGS.-The supply still continue:
less than the demand, which is good, aut
all are sold on arrival. our previous quo.
tations being fully sustained. We quot
light at $40 50s1l, medium Sill 25all 7!
extra heavy $i2al2 rs per 100 lbs gross
MULES-Ths market is good, re
ceipts light, and prices from $50 to sl6
per head.
! Observation-Disclosures and unehang
ed. Prices s7b to $3.50 per head.
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This truly Valuable Medicine is re.
commended By all who use it. Read the
certificates.
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EJohn Adams was remarkable .

@John Adams was remarkable as
an early riser, as great smoker, and as
lover of cider 1t was common with
him to rise at 3 or o'clock in the
morning, and read, smoke, and drink ci
der for one or two hours before the rest
of the family was stirring. When he
went out to dine, he was never at ease
unlesshe, had with him his own pewter
plate to eat from. 1t was his invariable
custom to take the latter article with him
wherever he went.
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From Our Citizens.

The following communications from
townresidepfs are calculated to awaken
more than ordinary interest concerning
the who are engaged in anony-
nous abuse Of some of our best towns.
men: aakf gagtg T|S
Mr.. WEST: In your last "Spirit" 1 no.
ticed CrrIzEN's card concerning an anon
ymous dog in this community. 1 will
give $50 for sight of him long enough
to pull trigger. D..
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Attachment.

Elisha Smith, plaintiff Before VIM J:
VS.. Crawford, ]. P of
Andrew c. Knowlton, ,deft } Washington town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 18th day OF
january. A. D. 1860, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action for the sum OF
S16 81, and probable costs $50. Said case is
set for trial March IS, 1859, at o'clock r. N.
feb16w3 ELISHA SMITH.
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RATHER RoUdH An exchange says
the man who takes a newspaper for a
number Of years. and then refuses to pay
for il, would steal passage to Heaven
in . secret corner of streak of light
ming, and smuggle gold from the streets
Of the New Jerusalem to buy stumps Of
half penny cigars. EIg gG.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

BEEF CATTLE-Modera.ely active
this week aud prices 4c per pound high
er; about 1000 head sold at 10al03c fol
extra; Sa9c for fair to good do, and 6a7t
per pound gross for common, as to con
COWS-Without change; $50 head
sold at so 00aS5 90 for COW and calf auG
40 OOa6O 90 for springers.
SHEEP-In fair demand; 1000 head
sold at sasc per pound gross, as to con
ditiou.
HOGS-In demand at an advance
$500 head sold at the different yards al
19 00a17 so per 100 pounds net. '
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@To THE WORKING CLASS.

7 am now prepared to furnish constant em.
| pluymsnt to all Glasses at their homes,
for their spare moments. Business new,
light and profitable. Fifty cents to S. per
evening is easily earned. and the boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. Great in
ducements are offered. All who see this NO.
tice please send me their address and test the
business for themselves. II not well satisfied,
will send 81 to.pay for the trouble of wri-
ting me. !. Full particulars SEN, free. Sample
sent BY mail for ten cents. Address,
janl2w4, &. e. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
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The TENURE OF OFFICE BILL IN THE
SENATE.-This bill was before the Sen
ate on Saturday, the 9th inst, but moth,
ing was done with it. Senator Morton
declared himself satisfied that the law
had been used to put thieves in office ~
This evidently alarmed the Senate, and
the bill was thrust aside as if its repeal
might result in ousting the thieves. Is
not the Senate deeply interested in the
thieves holding their places? So ii
would appear. t.s.t
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River Farm for Sale.

nNHE subscriber offers for sale on reasora-
| terms, the farm on which he resides, lying
on the River two miles below Clarington, Ohio,
containing
TWO HU NDRED ACR E S
About one-half of said land is frstrate River
Bottom Corn Land. The upland part is good
timber. Thsrs is a hrstrate new frame house
with other buildings, and young orchard
200 apple trees. Possession given at any
time. :. -
For further particulars call on the sub
scriber on the premises.
febQw4 VACHEL GAMBLE.
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New York Money Market.

February 10.
MONEY-Ratber more active but in
ample supply at Cal per cent. on call.
STERL1NG-Attsr declining to 1O9I
alO9s, closed irmer with prime bills at
lO9salO91.
GOLD-Closed 6rmer; opened at 1876
and closed at 1353al35a. ..
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Active
and buoyan' during the day and closed
strongi the '67s were the feature, though
62s and Cos were also active Coupons
of 81, 'll34a1l3s do '62, 1l35a1l4; dc
"a, llO4all05; do ;65, 1l2al12si dc
new, ,lO9salO9s; do 81, 1O9fallO; do 'Gs
l1OallOt, lO-4Os, 1O9a1O9k.
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Notice to Township Treasurers.

TOWNSHIP Treasursrs arc requested to
II meet at the Auditors Office, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the a2d, 23d ana
24th days Of February,to make settlement for
their respective townships. Treasures are
required to produce certificates of election;
and furnish evidence that they have given
bend 10 the satisfaction of the Trustees be-
fore the funds belonging to their townships
can be drawn. SAMUEL GRIMSHAW,
y feb9W4. Auditor II. C. O.
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Wool GRowINe.+Wehave in our pos
session q letter from Mr.. JACOB RoEMER,
Of GlArington, this county, treating of
eombing wool growing, which we will
publish next week. We think it will
prove interesting to wool growers in
Monroe County.
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LEE TowSsHIr.TBy referring to Mr..
HEADLEY's letter of the 10th inst, the
law forming a new township, IN this
county, to be called Lee, viii be found
There are now eighteen townships in
Monroe County. aso.sH
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HSome time since Mr.. JAMES GATES,
Of Beallsyille, this county, had Mr..
MIX AtpEnr arrested on q peace war
rant a hearing of the case was had
before Esquire ARNOLD, who discharged
Mfr. ALsERr from custody.
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Goes dyspepsia Cure.

Will also be found invaluable in all cases q
Diarrhna, Dysentery, Collie, Summer Com.
plants, Gripping, and in tact every disordersd
condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every.
where at 81 per bottle, or by application to
c. C. CLARK ee co.,
tI91l1 Sole PrcpTietors. New Hs~sa. o.
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Earnings of the Vanderbilt" railroads
last year New York Central Sl4 1881, ;
302; Hudson River S., ,523, Gil, and Har-
lem, S2,756,232. The receipts of the
Central from freight were S9,4Ol, 600.
Mrs. Stover and her children lefl
Washington on the 5th inst. for her home
in Tennessee. The Presidents wife
from feeble health, was unable 70 accom-
pany her daughter, as she had intended
The Democrats at the charter election
in the little town Of Palmyra, Wayne
County, New York, on Monday, elected
their ticket by sixty majority. At the
Presidential election Grant had major
itSof fifty-one in this town.
A couple of New Haven lawyers went
to the residence of sick woman to make
out her will, and narrowly escaped with
their lives from the hand of an enraged
husband with a carving knife, who swore
that he would cut them into steaks before
his wife should will away her money
from him.
Joseph A. Baden, who was sentenced
to five months Imprisonment in the Mas
sachusetts penitentiary, and fine of 81
900, for violation of the internal revenue
laws, has been pardoned by President
Johnson, on the recommendation of n.
T. Banks and others.
Two old ladies living near Unionrort,
Ohio, on a piece of land which they
owned, were taken suddenly sick last
week, and one of them died Examina.
ton showed that they had been poisoned.
The man who managed their farm is sus-
pected of having committed the murder.
Newman Hall couldn't find a title for
his pamphlet Oh religion in America, ,and
so he sent it to Thomas Binney, with q
request to fix it for him. The proof
came back with this on the title page
"Go to the Devil by the author OF
"Come to Jesus"
The Empress Eugene is said to have
a very cordial hatred for Prince Napo.
leon. She looks upon him as her rival
in the Regency in case of the Emperor
death, and is said to have been in ill hu
NOR all the day when she heard that the
Prince, who had been very i'll, was out of
danger.
Seward is greatly annoyed at the pub
lication of the letter of John P. Hale,
Minister to Spain, in which he charges
the Secretary with being mixed up in
various Spanish jobs with Perry, his Sec
retary of Legation. The Secretary is
endeavoring to find out to whom the let
ter was addressed, and by whom it was
made public.
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EDITOR SPIRIT: The part is set. No
truble vet. Will succeed Defective.

EDITOR SPIRIT: Your last paper con-
taineda card from CITIZEN, that deserves
attention, will exert myself to unearth
the hounds, And when exposed l am
in favor of SEYMouRIsa. K. S.
We can assure our correspondents s,and
the public, that the persons engaged in
this detestable work, will, in a short
time, be held up to the scorn of honest
men and good citizens. They are known
already, but it is polite to wait.
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vThe action of the town and town.
ship authorities of Clarington and Salem
township, contains valuable hint to the
authorities of Woodsfeld and Center
township. See ordinance. in this paper.
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Real Estate Transfers.

RECEIVED SATURDAY, FEB. Is, 1869.
NJ. Shepherd to JOB .Stackhouse, 40
acres, Washington Township, 500.
Ann Hall to C. Daugee, 40 acres, Ohio
Township, $1,000
VIM. Okey to NJ. Long, 102 acres,
Center Township, $4,000.
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Important to Dealers In Leaf Tobacco
Merchants Not Liable to a Special
Tax for Dealing In Leaf Tobacco.
LETTER FROM COMMISSIONER
ROLLINS.

In the last issue of the Spirit we gave
the substance of letter received by one
Of our merchants, relating to the special
tax assessed on dealers in leaf tobacco,
by the Assistant Assessor, in this county.
At the same time we requested of the
gentleman the letter for publication,
which request was readily acceded to-
1t settles the illegality of the tax beyond
the shadow of doubt:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1869.
SIR: In reply to your letter of Jan.
Is, in relation to your liability to special
tax as dealer in leaf tobacco, have to
say that if you do not sell leaf tobacco,
as you state. ror offer it for sale, but
simply send it to Baltimore to be sold
for you. on commission you are not
liable, under section SO of the act of
July 20, 1868, to special tax as q dealer
therein. Very Respectfully,
E. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
JOHN GAMBs, Esq. I'D Z, u
Care of JAMES E. JONES,
Calais, Ohio.
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Delu Aobettlsemeats,
Great Excitement in BeallSyille.

THE undersigned has for sale or rent, two
i dwelling houses, one two story containing
twelve rooms suitable for Hotel.
The other one story containing four rooms, I
blacksmith and wagon maker shop, on the SAM
lot, and set of blacksmith tools
feb163w. VIM. HILL.