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R4cKrNG RACE.-There were tour en-
tries for this premium:
Joseph Myers entered rg, Kentucky,
N. d. Rodecker '' br.h., Sam Patch.
E. II Gregg sh, Grant.
Charles Lucas " b.m, Gipsey.
FIRST Heat Kentucky took the lead
and, although Patch struggled hard for
position, kept it ant won the heat with
all ease
Second Heat.-A fair send off was
had, Kentucky shooting ahead and keep
Ing that position until going On the
third round, when he broke up, and Clip
sey took the lead A little bit Of jockey
iug was here indulged in; but COOLEY
Gained Kentucky down and shot ahead
winning the round and heat The rider
of Gipsey was notified by the Judges
that he must not repeat his jockeying.
Third Heat-Kentucky took the lead,
DHl L dlcE FGIlI dtcdll Oii lllS uISt IOulu 5
Kentucky broke badly several times, but
at last COOLEY got HIM to his work. Past
the stand on the third round Patch led
by forty yards Kentucky settled to his
work grandly; the end Of the third
round had decreased the gap--the fourth
ended and Patch led on the lastsround
by Fifty feet. Down the North side they
dashed, by the stalls On the West and
on the South side stretch Kentucky flew
to the front and won the heat and race
in fine style. Patch broke on the last
half OF the last round and came in bad
third, Grant being second.
We will not attempt to describethe
delight of the large crowd assembled
1t was given expression in yells, throw
ing up of hats and broad smiles. The
race was the fairest we ever witnessed.
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COMPUTING INTEREST give new
rule Cor computing interest, and it is SO
simple and so easy that every banker,
broker, merchant or clerk should post it
Up for reference. There being no such
a thing as a fraction in it there is scarcely
any liability to error or mistake. BY no
other arithmetical process can the de-
sired Information be obtained by so few
figures:
iGpcr cent-Multiply any given num-
her of dollars by the number Of days of
interest desired, separate the right hand
iigures and divide hy siX,the result is the
true interest ON such sum for such mum
ber of days at six per cent.
Eight per cent Multiply any given
amount by thAnumber of days upon
which it is desired to ascertain the inter
est, and divide by forty-tive, and the re-
result will be the interest of such sum
for the time required at eight per cent
Ten per cent.-Multiply the same as
above and divide by thiIty-six, snd the
result will show the rate of interest at ten
per cent.
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sperial Votiees.
To CensGimptlveS.

THE Advertiser, having been restored 20
health In few weeks, By very simple rem
eiy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung Affection, and that dread dis
ease, CoDsumptiou--;s anxious to make
known to his telow-suEerers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire Il, he will ssnd q copy
the prescription ussi (ires of chsrgs0 with
the directious for preparing and using the
same, which they will find suRg CURE FOR
CoYauMPfIos, ASTHMA, BRoscnlris, eso. The
object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted; and spread
information which hs coucsivss to be invalu
able; and be hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy, a. it will cost them nothing, and
MAY prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co, New YORK.,
ma25ly.
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Kew York Money Iaarket.
Chicago Market.

October 81.
FLOUR-In better demand at 1 50a
) IS for spring extra.
WHEAT-Quiet, weak and &c lower;
sales of No. at 031al 05; No. 2 OF
99Ical OO1; closing at 992cal 90; for No
,; this afternoon the market is inactive s.,
99Ac cash, and seller October for No 9
IORN-Qniet and f. lower; sales ol
No..2 at 66}a67c4; rejected at 64a65lc;
closing at 67s674c for strictly fresh re-
ceipts of No. 2; this afternoon tie marke ct
is inactive at G7c, seller October for No.
..
OATs-Dul, and 1c lower; sales Of
No. 2 at 40Ia4lc cash and seller the
month closing at 40Aa40ac cash.
RYE-Quiet and easier; sales CT No
l at 77a77tr; No. 2at 75a76ac; rejected
at 72c; closing dulfat 75ic for No 2.
BARLEY-More active at l 14sl II
for No. 2. closing dull st l 15A1 l6.
CATTLE-IL good demand at 4 00a
4 Is for cows, and 2ha5 IS for light to
good feshy shipping beeves.
HOGS-Active, firm and 1oc biehe,
s 50a9 25 for common and light 9 40a
8 so for fair to medium. 9 75oI0 90 tor
good to choice, and 10 1OalO 25 for ex
ira.
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CoycrRT.-The concert at the Court
House on. Wednesday evening last was a
decided success.
Prof. COLLINS performances on the
piano and violin we're roundly applauded.
Mrs. JUDKINs' singing was of the first
order. The unanimous OPINION was that
it could not be surpassed.
Mr. and Mrs. FLEMINGs performing on
the piano and guitar wss vociferously
applauded. Especially was this the case
with the song. Whip-poor-will," which
was sung very sweetly by Mrs. FLEMING.
At the conclusion the house rang with
the shouts of approval and requests that
it be repeated, which they kindly assent
ed to.
It was the richest musical treat ever
enjoyed by our people.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County 0mcers.

Probate Jnage, VT. SINCLAIR; Office In
the Cnnrt Hruaa.
Auuditor, S GRTNsEAw: Office in the Cour!
Huuss.
Trersursr. DANIEL NEuHART: Office in the
Court Pouss.
CLERK ofCourt, JRRE. WILLIAMS; offce in the
Cours House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. SPRIGGs. Office
up stairs in Rloomer Wnusa.
Recorder D. O'CoxHoR; offcs in the Cour,
House.
Sheriff, JosEPn MYERS; ofice in the Court
House.
ommissiopers-IsAAc BERNHARD. WN.
WeRKNAS. F. A LAMFINc: office with Auditor
Surveyor. @. s, SLOAN: Pos ,oifce Stafford.
lnfrmary Directors. WV READ, STEPHEN
nouGnERTY. JESSE Jackson.
Coroner. joHN MuFIRNAs, ESQ Baresyille,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market
October Il,
BRIGHTON PENS

BRIGHTON PENS
BEEF CATTLE-Ne quote common
s5a3 50, fair. S3 75a4 25, good, 81 50a
5, and prime butchers stuff, S. Is per
GENITAL, gross. Shipping cattle are quo,
ted IS 50a6.
COWS AND CALVE6-The market
10 unchanged and steady. We quote com
mon S35a45, aud good S50a60 per hesd.
SHEKP-Ths de mand ard rcce pts
are about equal, and prices are steady
They sell at 81 to So per ceutal gross for
comm on to primo. Lambs are quoted 81
50a3 per head.
HOGS--i'he rscei pts are light, with d
good demaud from bu'chers and Tor pack
ing purposes. and EriceS are higher, clio
.ing at 50 to $40 % per GENITAL gross for
light to extra heavy averages. All off
cred today were quickly sold.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-Reoeipts fair, with
dull market We quote common to
prime butchers at 23a5 so, and extra
shipping IS I5a6 % per 100 rs gross
SHEEp-Supply fully Up 10 The de-
N nd, with . SLOW Uarket We quot
nmon to prime'at S2.3 Is, the latter
Tor eztra lots. Iarubs | b052 %.
UGS-rhe d, uaud las x.oeGed the
supply, With inquiri~s from paoke's anc
bu ohers generally Ihe market has al
vanced steadily, and is still risins. ",
quote common to prime batchers' at 81!
rs, and extra l0al9 50 Tbs latter vs
en- 1u'side rrieo.
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Allegheny n.ve Stock Market.

October l3
CATTLE--Nearly all grades ruled
more active than last week. Choice cat
Ito we're in limited supply aid quickly
sol d at full rates, with demand for more
than were on sale. Some very extra cat
tie sold at s 90 per cTft, ana prime to
choice at 00a7 75per cwt. Stock cat
tie were in good supply aud sold from
Coa5 so per cwt. There were but few
left over unsold.
HOGS-The market was little more
active than last week, and there was full
supply in the pens to meet the current
wants of our city butchers Prices con-
tinue high. good to extra ceiling at from
10 50alI so per cwt. A few Wsro left
over uDsoid
SHEEP-A few extra sheep, weighing
between 90 and 100 pounds. brought 8
cents per pound. Sales Of sheep at 25
Per head, tor very commo" to cents per
pound for fair, and 3s4 cents for prime
TO choice. Lambs sold from 25a3 SO
per head as to quality, with one extra lot
at 90 per hesd.
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THESE INSTRUMENTS IIAvtNT BEEN Re
fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone attained an
urpurahased pre- emiac1ee that pronounce5
them uneou slls1.
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and fins singing quality, as wall
as grsa; purify 81 ig:an4tion anl harmoni-
ousness .hrosghout tha entire scale
The TOUCH is plan: aud elastic, and Is
entirely free from tha stiffness folnd In SO
many pianos, which causes the Performer to
so easily tirs.
In WOREGAN5HIp they canuo. he ex
oslled. Their action is constructed wth a
care and attention to eysry part therein that
CharaeteriIea The dn4at mschanism Mona
bat the best seasoned material is used in
their nanufacture, and they will aOasp. the
hsrd ussgs of tbs concert room with that
of the parlor Upon an equality, unaffected in
thar melody; in fact they ere constructed
mot for q Year, but Forever"
AL OF HNABE's SqUAEs PIAsos have thsit
now improved Graad Scale ali .he Patent
Agraffe Treble in upper 8 octavas
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, Ices,
which is oanoeded by sll orr grestest artists
and critics to bs the grandsst improvement
used iu the construction of Pianos Every
instrument fully warranted for i've years,
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a Tress OF FraDCia Shepherd Char
ged with the Murder OF John
Vetter, at Baresyilie. Ia May,
1864.

a TresG OF FraDCis Shepherd Char
ged with the HlErdcr OF John
Vetter. at Baresvilie. la May,
1864.
In the month of May, 1854, steam
boat having some soldiers aboard stop
ped at BarcSvillc, this county. FRAHcIs
SHErHERD, one OF the party, went ashore
for few moments at that place, and
while on the wharf met with Il German
named JoHN NErTER, who. it appears, mel
ther said or did anything to SHEPHERD
SHErHERD picked up 4 crock, with which
he struck VErrER upon the head,
killing him instantly The murderer.
went aboard the boat and afterwards Ian
del at some point in Virginia.
j. ?. SPRIGGs, Prosecuting Attorney,
armed with 4 requisition, went do WI to
New Marlinsyille, but owing TO the reign
of terror existing, was unable to effect
SHEPHERDS arrest
The matter rested until Friday, the
22d inst, when SHEPHERD was arrested
and confined in the Jail at New Martins
vile, and our authorities received notice
the same evening, Immediately upon
the reception Of tie otioe,J ? SPRlGGs,
Pros. Atty, and WILLIAM READ started
for that place. They returned home on
Sunday morning with the prisoner, who
was safely lodged in our jail.
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ina Ruaba Piano:

Next to books there is no inauimate thing in
the house that can produce so much profitable
pleasure as Piano. A library and Piano are
symbols Of high civilization These two
spread the nobler banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear CT gluttony ,or dissipation
AS books bring into our daily circle as familiar
oonpaiions the noh!est spirits that ever wroagh.
upon earth, and permit US to lear our children
under the influence OF the noblest natures, SO
the Piano, with simple incantations bring as up
from their sleep, the brotherhood Of Song. and
psrSua3es them to dwell among us.
or the enormous variety of Pianos manu-
facturea, it mu.t hs admitted none have oon-
tributsd so much to the happiness of our
homes as those celebrate Instruments, used
by the thoHsaud- in every quarter of the
globs, and manufactured by the world re-
ncwnsd house OF Messrs. VIZ KxAnE & Co. !.
Baltimore. Those Pianos have bsen before
the public for more than 40 vears, with
steady increase of popularity, until to-dav
they are pronounced by the greatest artists,
amateurs, ano the universal Judgment os the
pubic at large to be the srsT and most Rsl,-
ABLE rianos made Ia tbs world.
Joas SsITEsR & Co, Wholesale and Retail,
Agents for the nnequaisd Eusoa Piano, IL &
Is, Has. S.ate street, Columbus, o.--aussYl8x
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NO, IsG 3Iaig, Street.

BRUEs s. SANDERS, III Main street,
Wheeling, keep constantly on hand q
full line Of the latest styles Of dry goods,
cloaks, shawls, wraps, silks, poplins, al
paccas, and every other article to be
found in 4 first class house.
Sir. Z. w ARMSTRONG, formerly with
MooSGT & Co, Of this place, is a clerk
in the house, aud will pay particu ar at
tention to orders, for goods, from Mon
roe County. See advertisement.
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AONtsA
w"Aga Selim is coucladed this
week.
~We will publish the list of premi-
uns awarded, in our next issue.
EgThis section was visited by snow
storm on Tuesday. the 10Th inst.
sg Common Pleas Court co nvenes on
Monday. the first day of November.
A MEDICAL QUESTION is opening a
dead letter post-morten examination!
gMr. SAMUEL HARrsHoRS had on
exhibition, at our Fair, very fine colt,
FIVE months old.
ssrThis is the time of year to exam
inc and Ok up defective fues and bad
chimneys.
HEThe man who boasts that he has
not an enemy in the world, is cipher,
and unworthy of notice.
wThe Fair, owing to the bad
weather on Tuesday, was continued to
Friday, making four days.
S-Bro. MYERS, here's our gDr on
tie racking race in which "Kentucky'
carried off the chips.
EgMr. john NoRRIs, Of this town.
ship, had very fine yoke Of oxen on
exhibition at our Fair.
THANKs-To Mr. SAMUEL HARTsaoRN,
of Washington township, for a choice
assortment Of eating apples.
EgWe will publish in oEr next issue
an address delivered by Rev. I. A,
GROVE, before the Teachers Institute,
last week.
EWe were absent from home during
the session of the Teachers Institute,
therefore are unable to report the pro-
ceedings,
EgNow is the time to subscribe for
the SPIRIT. Our Club Agents are raising
clubs in nearly every township in the
county.
wThe excellent singing of Mrs
JUpK1Ns and Mrs. FLEMING at the Con-
cert on Wednesday evening last was the
theme of conversation among good
judges of music.
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How TO MAKE MONEY FAST AND HON.
EsTLY.-According to the character and
extent of your business, set aside lihe-
raj per centace for advertising, and do
not hesitate Keep yourselves unceas-
ingly before the public; and it matters
not what business of utility you may be
engaged In, for, if intelligently and in
dustriously pursued,a fortune will be the
fesult.-Hunt's Merchants Magazine.
We commend the above item,from the
best mercantile authority in the United
States, to the business men OF this vicin-
ity.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Mary Dressed ard husband
rs
John Lollathen. sr., and others.

pY rirtue Of q mandate 10 ms directsi
IL from the Court OF Cannon Pleas Of
Henfoe County, 0aie, will oiTsr for sale ct
tls front door of tho Couyt Honse in the
town Of WonodsfslG. II said oonnty. On
Saturday, the 9th day Of October, 1869
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. N aud
4 O'Clock r. m. OF ssid day .ts following
property sitrsts IL st;i county 20 wit: The
southwest quarter ct tho southwest quarter
OF secticn twsnty.'our township two q ranss
fopr, and the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section tweuty.tareo township
two OF range fou:.
T09EPE MYERS,
6hsriE anG Sreo!s! Master u c. O.
eepTG5.
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AUnIroR or STATES OFElcs, !
DRp'T OF IssCaAXcE.

DRP'T OF IssCaAScE )
CoLgMDus, c., Feb. l. 1869 !
II "a HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the Nation.l
Life Ius. Co. Of the United States, located
at Washington. d. c., has complied 10 al re
speois, with the iaws OF This state relating to
such Insurance Comoaniss. for the currsnt
year. and has fled in this office. a sworn
statement, by the proper officers, Showing It's
condition and business, Dec. 81, iSfs, 70 DO
follows:
Amt Of actual paid up Capital, $1,000, ,oc0 90
aggregate amt OF avaiiah. Q as.
sets, lsl45Si 3,
Aggregate amt Of liabilities. Vet s,cer,sined.
Amount CT Income for the pre-
ceding year, 2Ho,9s3 p
AMT of KXpenditrres fos tLs
presiding year, 1879, 81
In witness whereof. hare heiauntu sut =
scrihsd ms parle, aud caused the seai OF my
Office 10 bs affixed, the day aui year above
written. JAS. Il G0DAAN
[sEAL Aud.to' - siet
tne Auqvs sta' n
/ bsr oi, loo5.
JOHN ". BILLS & CO., Cincinnati, O.,
Gspayal Agents foT Obi, iNi sonshs.n AMI
Central fciians oc:sl-
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Philadelphia Live Stock MARKET.

October IL.
BEEF CATTLE-Ths cattle market
was moderately active this week and pri'
ces were fracto higher About $500
head arrived and sold at S3a9{ cents for
extra Pennsylvania end Western steers;
7aeI cents for fair to good do, and 5a6l
cents per pound gross, for common, as to
quality.
COWS-Were higher; $50 head sold
at 40 O0a65 90 for spring RS, and 80 90
ass 90 per head for COW and calf.
SHEEp-Were unchanged; $4,000
head sold at the Park and Avenue Drove.
yards at 4ta61 ceat per h. gross, aa to
condition. ,...
HUGs-were in fair demand; 1000
head sold at the different yards at "A Goa
Il IS per 100 pounds net.
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SsgfS SELTZER g. CO.,
Geneial u Lolesale and Retail! Agents

We are also agents for 6. P. NEGDHAH &
SONS and HELPS & G0O0MAN'3 oeIebra-
ted ORGAys and MRIoDEoys, mo dnubt .he
hest instruments of their k nd made in this
country. Also, keep a full stock CT SgEsr
Music and INSTRUCTION BOOKS together with
overy variety of Musical Merchlniiss. such
as BRASS and SILVER INSTRUMENTS, Victims,
Guitars, Flut0s, Acoordeous, Flu;inss. Con.
certinas, Hsrmoricas, Viol:ncellos, Doatis
Basses, Fifes, Dru,us, Stools. Covers, &c. The
FAMOUS PAGAN!NI STRINGS. hest made in
the world. Orders from distance promptly
and carefully executed.
visit IS respectfully solicited to the old
and reliable Music Headquarters, where prices
are most moderate.
JOHN SETTLER s. &C. j..
PsoprietoyS.
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TEN NIGuTs IN BAR ROOM This
play by Woodsfeld troupe drew filil
houses on Tuesday aad Thursday nights
Of last week.
The atsors performed their par s
without o b,under, which added very
much to the affair. We have not space
this week to specify the part taken by
each actor, hgt will saw that ali lid veil,
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LEFT THE spor A gentleman travel
ing in California encountered a panther,
of which be subsequently wrote as tol-
lows: Il looked at him long enough to
note his brown and glossy coat, his big,
glaring eyes, his broad. well developed
muscle and his capacious jaws, when
both of US left the spot, and, l am pleas
ed to add, in opposite directions.
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Il & 5k sg 4 r; zR

Oct. T. by James Morris, Esl, George Harbin
aud Lucinda Moose.
On the same day, by tie same, Theodore
Long and Phosbs CLARK
Oct 81. by Elder Joseph D1nn. at the resi-.
dsnce OF the brides father, John II. Martin and
Nsncv A. Han Ion. all cf Monroe Couney
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ARRIVAL AND Departure OF MA11s Tt

ARRIVAL AMI Departure OF MAILS To
AND FROM WOopsFIELD.
GAINESVILLE. which now includes Realisvilla
and Calais nails, arrive each evening at
P. NJ. Leave each morning at a. VI.
Western Marietta arrives TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS. Leave Wednesday and SATURDAY.
at II q. m.
Sunish arrives everv Tuesday evening
Leaves "Wednesday mornings att AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves "Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
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Pretty Woman. A compars-
lively few Ladies monopolize the Beau
ty as well as the at ention of Society
This ought not to be so, but itis; and will
be while men are foolish, and single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using Ha-
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and Refined spark
ling Beauty to the Complexion, pleas
ing, powerful and natural.
No Lady need complain Of red,
tanned, freckled or rustic Complexion
who will invest Is cents in Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm. Its effects are truly Won
derful.
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EIHEOrs of Youth.

AGENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
frora Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, y,and
al the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send nee
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remsdy by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do SO by address
sing, in perfect corhdenes.
JOHN B OGDEN.
ma25y. 10. - Cedar street, New York.
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VIENNA, October 2l.--The Crown
Prince Of Prussia has arrived here, aid
is well received by the Emperor. Peace
now seems to be assured between Prus-
sia and Austria.
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wA great many of our friends called
at our Office during their visit to town
last week, and assured us that the SPIRIT S
circulation would be largely increased
between this and January l. Clubs are
forming all over Monroe County.
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GREAT CURIosITY-At our Fair last
week was one of the greatest freaks of
nature ever exhibited. Col j II. CHAR
FIN is A years old and only q inches
high. He is perfectly formed with the
exception that he cannot grasp with his
hands. He converses huently on almost
nx-rrx, eub;aof
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The Tenaessee Senatorsnip

NASHVILLE, October 2l-The JOINT
Convention Of the Legislature voted four
times to-day. The last vote was for
johnson, As; Etheridge, 81 scattering,
"a Johnson wanted four votes to elect
him.
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Sheriff Sale.
6. II. Davenport
Cephass Hart

pY WINS 81 an o,dsr Of sale 70 lns di.ec.sd
IL from tbs court of Common pleas of Moa-
roe county, Ohio. will cfsr for ssls a. the
front dsor of tina Court 9ouee, in the town
Of wcodsas!j, bstwesu the hours Of 10
o'clock &. ~. and n'elGsk p. W.. on
Saturday, the. 9th day Of October, 1869,
the following described real estate situate In
Ncnros conp:y, Ohio, ~ vsit: Tbs east ha.f Of
the southeast quartsr, and tbs southeast
qrartsr Of the nor:hea:: qnsrter,and tbs sss.
pant Of the northTss. quarter of the south
cast crsrts. Of seatiou siE oe1ahip fcur cf
range FIVE.
appraised st s., 800.
kep7Bt. JOSEPH ,GYE1s, Sheriff.
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MADRID October 20.-The insurrec-
tionary movement inside the city of Va
lentia was recommended by the revolu-
tionists, when the Government troops
proceeded to enter the town. After the
capitulation the soldiers were received,
on marching into the place, with vol
ley of musketry, and the fire being re-
turned, hostilities were renewed, and the
Sighting continues at the latest moment
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-26

EE Mrs. S. B. Hudson was boiling
sorghum, near Macarthur, Vintoi coun-
ty, Saturday week, when board fell
from above her, striking her on the head
and knocking her into the kettle of boil
ing sorgum. Her son, who was stand
ing by, drew her out as soon as possible,
but not before size was SO terribly scald-
ed that she died on Tuesday morning.