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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.

A IBANY AND TRoY.-THE DAY LINE BOATS. q.
"A vIBBARD and ID. DREW will commence running %
Albany on Monday May leaving Debrosses street At A.
H. and Thirty at lis connecting with raArsads
for all points North and West.
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census, and to report plan,l desist from

census, and to report plan,l desist from
saying more.
recommend to your favorable con
sideration the claims of the Agricultural
Bureau for liberal appropriations. In 8
county so diversified in climate and sol
as ours, and with population so large
ly dependent upon agriculture, the ben,
efits that can be conferred by properly
fostering this bureau, are incalculable.
desire respectfully to call the attention
of Congress to the inadequate salaries ot
a number of the most important offices
of the Government. In this message
will not enumerate them, but will specify
only the Justices Of the SuprCttie Court
Nolchange has been made in their sala
ries for fifteen years. Within that time
the labors of the Court have largely in
creased and the expenses Of living have
at least doubled in the same time. Con
gress has twice found 1t necessary to in
crease largely the compensation of its
own members, and the duty which il
owes to another department of the
Government deserve, and will undoubt-
edly receiyeits due consideration.
There are many subjects not alluded
to, in this message which might with
propriety be introduced; but | abstain,
believing your patriotism and statesman
ship will suggest the topics and legisla-
ton most conducive to the interests of
the whole people. On my part I prom
ise rigid adherence TO the laws and
their strict enforcement.
~ y. S. GRANT
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THESE f''3TRCMFHFt Hiyi:1 HEFE ~
( fore the public for ths past Itir'v Fa,rs.
have upou their excel!epls ni,n- ~r.e n,' AZ
unpurchased pre.emirencs tn: yryan-a'-
them uuequAllei.
Their TONE combines great power, ,;i:h na.s.
sTeetness, and fine singing quality, ss VII
as great purity of intona.ioa AMI hsrn.o.,..
BUSINESS throuEhou, the entire sca!s.
The TOUCH is plilq. AID eI as:io, sud j..
entirely :ree from IN, aiifpess t1lpA in so
many piauos;whici. causes tho 2sif3g,1sr . .
go easily tire.
Ii WORKMANSHIP they cannct he eg-
csled. Their a-t:op ii constructed with \
care and attention to every par! tharaia ,bat
charao:ariz's tbs finest mach 3nlsm. Mona
but the best seasoned material IL used 10
their manufacture, aud thay will a1capt the
hard usGga of the concert room ~I.h thst
Of tba paror unon Al equality, unaffected in
their melody: in fact thew are constructed
Not for Year, but Forever"
all of KNABYs SQrAGg piAxbs have their
new improved Grand Scale ahd tho Patent
Agraffe Treble IN rpper oct4vea
PATENT GRANTED ADJUST II, 1895.
which is conceded hX>sl, cur gceate9t Artists
and critics TO be- tbs gf&Gde,: improve mon:
used III tha CONSTRUCTION Of Pianos Kyery
instrument fuly>waFraatei fer Eys years, :
Warerooms, " II q: Z Eist' S.,tte st,
- COLUMBUS, O;
ind Nos 28S d 200 Sap,ri2y s'reet
.CLEVELAN0..O ..
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Sheriff Sale.
!
Heurv Dillon
vs..
Eli 10y ct al.

DT virtva "t an ol,ier Of sale to zoe directed
II from tds court OF common pleas OF Mon
roe coun.r. fhio. viii cBpr for sale q, the
frontdcor of Toe court housv 10 the town OF
Woo isdeia be'w.er thr hcuIs Of ~ o'clock
n. sul o'eiool, r. Ii. "a
Hatpr,iaY, fie ii ,iay or January. 1870.
the following ds-cf,!ed 4 rcai cstnis situate -.
serros copnty, chi" 10 Wit part OF thr
norihsast ausrter oi tIs northeast aarter OF
sec 10 " range t, 10 lnsst Us follows; caip-
rn:nclng at The roriheatt corner Of s-etion
sixteen town hi fnnr raag, SIX, FIRST line >.
south one ard eps bali dsgraes vest seven
aud one. fourth rods 20 stone. .secnd line
north eighty eight smi one hall degrees west
eleven and twenty i've one -hundredsh rods
TO a stour, third ,ins--hor,h Ateen de, rsss
east SEVEN u j onei az rois 80 . some.
fourth line-Sou,h sisnty.,iSht and on, half
degrees east ten aa3 Gf,een one hundr dth
rods TO the place q tegmniss; contaii ing
ons-hslf acre OF lani Also, lots uumbs, ten
rl0l aud thirty enc ,SlI in the town Of
Iiravsville JOSEPH MYERS.
dsc7wa, ?hsriE n, 0.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung Affection, aud that dread dis
ease, CouSumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers tie mesus of
cure.
To all who desire It, be will send copy o
the prescription used tree of cGarss,} With
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, which they will find a SURE CURE FOB
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BHoEcBIris, ets. The
object of tie advertiser in sending the pre-
scriptiou is to benefit the afflicted, end spread
information which he concsives to be invalu
able, and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Etrgs Co, New York.
MAJ ily.
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts viii be for hearing
Thursday, December 80, 1869:
James Jones admir- Of John Mctiiltou final.
David Lents Admir- of J3hntthan Lentz, final.
Jacob Iugold Aim'r ofJacob Insoli SEN partial
Wm Sloan Admir- Of Christian Steel partial.
II. parnesworth Ev'r OF simon Drum. partial.
c. Sander Guardian Of T. T. KsoniA's heirs;
partial.
:. A. Hoice Guardian Of R.hecca Koir-'s heirs;
partial.
Mary Gourley Canadian of Joshua McCon-
nel's heirs; Gna.
J. Liruellon Guardian Of ,IImso Eeunedy;Gnal
Il :. stephen Cuaya.an of Nary Y Briunsli
final
WESTERN T. E,NChAEE,
Gecliwti. Probate .:GdgH
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Board of County COmnpisSiGn crs

The Board met in regular session on
Monday, the 9th inst Present WILLIAM
WORKMAN, Is&&c BERSltAEp aal CHRIs
TIAN CEuRs:
Allowed isaac B0ttenfield S246 81 for
work performed on the Antioch road.
Allowed S. T. Wood and Joseph Fox
SlS2 - for work on road in Green
township
Allowed bill of J. T. Morrill, for .pur-
suing horse thief
Ordered that the Auditor issue an or
der to George Suppes for $500, part pay
ment for building atutments near Cam
eron.
An order was issued in favor Of Wal.
ker Hunter for 1925, balance due on iron
fence.
The Auditor was orde.sd to notify
the township trustees that the road Pc
titioned for ''from Beallsville on the Mel
lott ridge and ending in the county road
leading from Cameron to Beallsyille, by
way of Center school house, is estab-
lished, and that they proceed to open
the same, provided no appeal be taken
in twenty days
The road petitioned for by Jacob I'm
hoff and others was ordered established,
provided no appeal is taken in twenty
days and the petitioners pay the SO
damages assessed by the viewers.
The road petitioned for by S. Span
gler and others was continued to the
March session
In addition to the above large
amount Of miscellaneous business was
attended t., after which the Board ad-
journcd
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Legal Notice.

HATHAR1NE JACKSON, Irwin Stewart, Rob.
y ert Stewart, Catharine Hunt wife of Da-
~;d Hunt, and Elizabeth Manning, all of the
state of Wes. Virginia will take notice that
petition was Hled against them and Eliza
beth Erlewins and Abraham Erlewine her
guardian, on the 10th day Of November, A
D. 1859, in the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, by Jacob S. Erlewine
aud is now pending, wherein said petitioner
demands partition of the following real es
tate. to wit: East half Of southwest quarter
Of section tweuty-sx township four range
four containing seventy nine and seventy
four one -hundredth acres except about eleven
acres off the northwest corner sold to HeZe
kiah Ssf1e, March %, 1858, also. the south.
TsEt quarter Of the southeast qr arter same
section township aud range. except ten acres
tanning thirty acres more or less; also, about
four acres of the southeast corner OF the
northwest quarter of southeast quarter, same
section township and range; also the north
east quarter OF The northwest quarter Of sec
tion twenty-five, same town hip and range
containing forty acres more or lesx;alGo about
four acres Of the north side of the southeast
quarter Of northwest quarter of section
twenty five same tawpsbir aud range; aud
thc. at the,next term 81 said court petitioner
will apply for an order that partition bs III ade
Of said premises.
JACOB S. RRLEWINR
By Hunter & Hunter his atS'ys.
povlty6 ......
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TiteSaay, December Ii, 1869.
County Officers.

Pfohate Judge, W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court lio ouse.
Auditor, S. GRtMsHAw; Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer, DANIEL NEUHARr; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JBEE. WILLIAMS office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. T. SE't:Iuea; Office
up stairs in Bioomer House.
Recorder D. O'Co8NoE; Office in the Court
House. .....
Sheriff, JOSEPH MYERS; Office in the Court
House.
Commissioners-IsAAc. BERSHARp, WIN.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEuRs Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, O. S. SLOAN; Pos coffee Stafford.
Infrmary Directors, P. ScuUMAcHER, sR.,
STEPHEN DouGuERrY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, ,ioHy MuHLEiiAY, ESQ Baresyille,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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PHILIP KRAMF
Attachment.

Henry Bach At my instance an attach
VS.. Ment was issued on the 2zG
Joseph Kuuts day of November 1869, by ].
A. Schwob, Justice of the Peace for Malaga
township, Monroe county, State of Ohio
against the goods, chattsis, rights, credits
moneys and effects, stocks or interest Of
stocks of the defendant, Joseph kuntz, an
absconting debtor. for the sum of 81 56 an
costs; set for hearing January TO- 1870, at lC
o'clock a. M. .
dec7w4. HBNRY BACH
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WoonsrIErp, o.. Oct. 9, 1859.

BIZ CAREFUL.--In these days, when
tight hats, hot air, and sedeutary occupa-
tions, cause the hair to fall out,i is a mat
ter of no little importance to know which
of the hair preparations are of any value.
The majority, as has been frequently
proved by the first dermatologists, ,or hair
doctors, possess little or no merit. Such
being the fact is consoling to those who
are afflicted to know there is really one
GOOD article, which is recommended and
used by the first medical authority, and
has stood every test, many years. This
preparation is Halls VEGETABLE SIC
ILIAN HAIR RENEWER,-a truly sci
entifc compound, which is unqucstiona-
bly, the best preparation of the kind now
before the American public. 1t will re-
store to gray hair its original color,
cleanse the head thoroughly, cure all
eruption Of the scalp; and will always re-
store the hair so long as any, germs re-
main, as they almost invariably doj until
extreme old age has destroyed the roots.
The original article is made by r. F. Hall
& Co., Nashua, N. H-Foraeys Press,
Jan 25, 1868. ts dec14wl.
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Attachment Notice.

Willam Ciouss. plaintiff } Before Jsme'
PsalnEt Armstrong, j. L
Jos ph Koont1 defendant. of Malaga town
ship, Monroe county. Ohio. On the 22d ds,
Of November, 1879, faid Justice issued a.
order ot attachment IN the above action fo
the sum OF s32 and to coydr costs so, agans
the property and effects of said 5Utnt dant, =,
abscoud'ng debtor, set fos hearing Jauua-,
3, 1870, st 10 O'clock am.
deolwS. WILLIAM CLoUSE.
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Attachment.

Joseph Pshr Ell bach J Vt ny instance an at
vs.. tschntent was issuei IN
Joseph kuns. the 18th day OF Novem-
her, 1859, by J. A. tchwob, Justice of the
Peace Of Malaga township, Monroe county,
Ohio, against The goods, chattels,.r hts cred
It's, moneys and effects of ths defendant, 10.
seph Kuntt al absecnding debtor, for the
sum of 81 10 aud costs; set for hearing ian
cary l3, 1870, at 10 o'clock am.
dec7%3, JOSEPH FEIlRENBACH.' =
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Real Estate Agency.

VIZ HOLLISTER and JOHN N0LL have
w 4, opened up Real Estate Agency in
Wooisteld. Ohio, will attend 10 the sale Of
real property at reasonable charges. To IA
cilitate sales they will also issue Real Estate
Advertiser, WHICH will hs Esut broadcast al
oTer the land, free Of charge, All persouf
desiring to sell will find i, to their sdvantag.
to give us call and a description of thei'
property immediately
uOLLI5TER & NOLL,
dec7wt. Real Estate Agents.
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Notice to Tax-Parers.

THAN PAYERS Of Monroe county will bsas
L is fa'nd. that fhs lag requires tha trss
hal! of all the taxes to hs paid before tbs
20th day rf December. And If no. paid bs.
tore that time. the Law requires per cent
to he added. : ''fl.fsut
You will also bear in mind that f'csnna.s :
walt on ali during the last week or ten days
Of the time specified by law, for receiving
taxes, and If you will consult your ovn inter,
es; and our couvenienos; you Will call early.
before the rush commences. Office open from
5 O'Clock A. M.to 4 o'clock r. N. ,''i''
DANIEL NRUHARr, TfsasUrsr.f
Treasurer's Office, K'oodsGsli, Monrea County.
Ohio. novl6w5. III :
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HARDWARE
Notice

I 0HN WsLSLEY. OF the State Of Penna.l-
y yania, will take notice that blbst Muh!ea
man did, OH tie 9th day Of November. lsee.
ale his pettion aud sfiiavt for atsaphment. :.
in the Court of Common Pleas Of the county
nf Monroe and State OF Ohio, against the said
John Walkley. setting forth that tho dsfsild.
ant was indebted to him in the sum Of Ss..,
065 62 with interest on Ss5s s. from Qo
toher 81, 1862, and on s2'0 from April.1.
l8fe! ths' he is required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the :sth Day
Of January, 1870. .. 'iS', :
ALBERT MuHLYMAf.' II
nov23we. ty Araes s. sprigss, Attys.Ef !.
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gThe Ecumencisl Council Of the
R. c. Church assembled at Rome on the
Sth inst. The first Council was held A.
D. 1926. This is the twenty first Coun-
Gil and the first one attended by mem
'bers, of the Catholic religion, from the
United States.
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Attachment,

Barbara Kuntz At my instance an attachment
IS was issued on the 20th day Of
Joseph Kuntz. November, 1869, ty J. A
Schwob, Justice Of the Peace OF Malaga town
ship, Monroe county, State OF Ohio, against tht
goods, chattels. rights, credits moneys and
effects, stocks or interest in stocks. of the de
tendant. Joseph Kuntz, an absconding debtor
for the sum Of S50aud costs;set for hearing Jan
nary II, 1870, at II o'clock a. nj.
dccTw3 BARBAR KUNTZ.
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Sinking Of the RebeCCa.

The Steamer Rebecca was sunk at Par
kersburg, the night of the 7th inst, by
running onto barge that had been sunk
by the Baltimore and Ohio R, r. Compa.
ny
The following persons from Monroe
County are known to be saved:
Mrs NJ, Morrison, Claringtcn, Ohio
Josephine Ssge, Cla1ington, Ohio; Levi
Lehman; Chas. Lehman; ". y. Reid,
Clarington, Ohio E. D. Connor, Claring-
ton, Ohio; L. c. Conner Darlington, Ohio.
The following officers, residents of this
county, were saved
Capt Harrison. Ed Muhleman, Clerk
LII Mnhleman, 2i Engineer
RoADs--Gur regular communication
on this subject crowded out Will appear
next week
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White Men Shall Rule America,
Light and knowledge Alone are Re-
quired to Restore the Farmer
Republic" OF Our Fathers.

The circulation OF Democratic newspapers,
and especially of county papers in their sew
eral localities, Is of the greatest Importance.
To encourage this enterprise, and to aid in
the dissemination of correct doctrines, we
have determined to reduce our rates Of sub
scription to the lowest possible point consis-
tent with the Price of paper to us.
Fifteen dollars will procure ten copies of
the SPIRIT for the full term Of one year. with
an extra copy IS the person who sends us that
number of names.
There ought not to be township where it
would be difficult to raise that small sum
among so many subscribers.
1t is conceded that the SPIRIT is one OF the
best representatives of Democratic principles
in Eastern Ohio, while at the same time it
gives a very large quantity of family and
miscellaneous reading, together with the i'm
portant local news of Monroe County. and
full reliable market reports will be given
each week.
We shall earnestly oppose the unjust sys-
TEN, inaugurated by the Radical party, o:
taxing the laborlng man to make the rieh
man richer.
The laboring m IN takes greenbacks for Ills
produce, while the bondholder spurns them
as 'rags," and demands gold for his bonds.
This is unjust; if greenbacks are good
enough for poor men who pay taxes, they are
good enough for the bondholders who pay
no taxes, and they will be compelled to take
them (and pay their Just proportion Of taxa
tion,) in exchange for their bopds,cr nothing,
Just as they may eiect. b.
In conclusion. we ask the old frierds of our
paper to make an effort to increase our cir
culation on the basis of these terms. There
is no paper in the country whose terms are
more liberal than those which we now offer
to the patrons of the SPIRIT, The rates for
Single copies, one year. ar...............S2 OO
Single copies, six months 00
Clubs of ten, each, (f paid within the
year) with extra copy to club agent. 9 0C
Clubs of ten and over, each, Gin ad- ..
vance) with extra copy to club agent
for every ten names s............... l Sc
81. r. WEST,
Publisher SPIRIT.
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BooT AND. SHOE MAKER.--To our
readers who want good boots and shoes,
we can recommend the work of Mr.. JOHN
SURGHBAcHER. He is an excellent work
man and his lorices are very reasonable,
Give him call. See advertisement
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Tho Knane Piano.

Next 20 books there is no inaniIultc thiat, in
tho house that can produce SO much profitable
pleasure as Piano. \ library ani Piano are
symbols Of high civilization. These two
spread the nobler banquet where the soul IS
fed, without fear CT gluttopy gor Dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth, and permit lis to rear our children
under tho influence Of the noblest natures, 80
the Piano, with simple incantations bring us up
from then sleep. the Brotherhood ofssong. nnd
pprsuades theIa tadwell among rs.
OF the enormous variety of Pianos manu-
featured, il must BE- sdmitted none have con-
tributed so much to the happiness of our
homes. as those celebrated instru ;nsntS, used
by the thQuSapd- in -yerv qnater of the
globe, aud MANUFACTURED BY the world re-
nowned house Of MeSsrs. NM. KsAsS L Co.
Baltimore. Those Pianos hava been bsfurs
the public for more than ~ wears, with q
steady Increase of popularity, until to-day
they ara Proponnaed b. the gre2ts,t sst;a,s
amateurs, auc thU. uuiy.riaI juigJaop. Of the
pubic At large % he the ~. ana n.o.. sSii
ABLs Pianos ms,iv IN the sorls:
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J0asN SFE.TXEgs- & &c,
General Wholesale and Rata agent.

We arc also agents for K. P. NREDHAN. x
SONS aud tH4LPS Y G00bMAN'S oalsbrs,
ted ORGAYs and MElcDEoS3, no doubt the
best instruments of their k nj made in this
country. Also, keep a fcll stock of SBsgr
Music AMI lNsTRucTIoN Books together with
oEery variety Of Musical Merchandise, such
as Brass and SlLvss IssrEussNTs, Niolins.
Guitars, Flutes, Aceorieons, Flutinas. Con.
certinas. Harmonicas, .Eiol:ncello1, ,Dau BILE
Basses. FfsS, rrums, Stools, Covers, Sc. The
FAMOUS pAGANINI STRINGS. hes: made in
the world. Orders from distauav promptly
and carefully executed. :. .-5ss q.
A visit IS respectfully solicited TO tie old
and reliable Music tguartsrs, ,whg'e p';ce,
are most mo t-rate.
JOHN gELTZRR & co.
fr"p!j~.ers.
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wThe numerous letters received du-
ring the past three weeks from our
friends in the country, contained besides
words of cheer, something else that was
acceptable. We assure them that the
SPIRIT will be made, if it is not already,
the very best country weekly in Ohio.
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r A Es vi T. * =

can eeli their wool at only forty t. fifty osnta
per pound; but by get jns tho wool ma 8 into
yaru at a small expense and hitting 1T into
socka i've or three dollsrs rer pound Gun be
realized
On rceeirt Of s25 VS. will forward o machine
as orlere1 .
Ne u,st to praure n5tjr3 4 AGENTS in 6ttry
section cf the Ua&.G .Stzfss ana S2n1d4s t.
utor, tts n,0ss E6crcI s?gd1;e1l.nks v;R 5s offer
cd. Address
American Knitting Machine Company.
dec14wi. Boston. Mas. tr St Louie No
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attachment.

B. F. oblinser i Co, At rir instance an AT
VS.. tachIbent Was isSuad
Joseph Kunts. on the asth day of No
vember. 1869, by ]. A. Schwob, Justice ct
the Peace of Malaga township, N ,nros coun-
ty, State of Ohio, against the goods, chattels
rights. moneys and effects Of the defendant
Joseph Kuutz, an abscoudng debtor, for the
sum of sl2 SO and costs; set 70! hearing Jan
uary IA, 1870, at o o'clocl; n m.
dec7w3. b. F. OBLlN1ER X CO.
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Attachment.

Philip kramer } AT my instance an attacllnont
vs. was issued on the oath day OF
Joseph huntz. November 1869. by J. A.
Schwob, aJustice of the Peaceof Malaga town
ship, Monroe county, State of Ohio, against the
goods, chattels rights, credits, moneys aud
effects Of the defendant, Joseph kuntz. al ab.
sconding debtor, for the sum of S22 and costs
set for hearing January II, 1870, at 10 o'clock
q. Ii.
dec?w3. PHILIP KRAMER.
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WHAT OUR FRIENDS SAY.
From the Daily Wheeling Register
The Spirit Of Democracy.

JERE. WILLIAMS, Esq, has become on
of the editors of the Woodstleld Spirit
Of Democracy. Mr.. W. had editorial
control of that paper from 1886 to 1867
and made Of it very popular and sue
cessful sheet Under the Joint manage
ment CT himself and Mr.. II. r. WEST, We
expect tc see the Spirit, already 4 spicy
ncwsy and excellent journal, take the front
rank among the wceklics of Ohio.
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New Advertisements.

Shoemaker-JOhn Burgbacher.
Attachment Notice--F. koehIer.
Wife Notices. Pearsol.
Settlement Accounts-W. T. Sinclair.
Legal Notice-W. 7. Sinclair.
Attachment Notice-Wm. Craig.
Local Notice--P. Schumacher, Jr.
Local Notice-Wm Scheufele.
NJ. Co, NJ Soc-Dr. J Way.
One Column-Dauchy & Co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-12-14
Attachment Notice.

Joha Mallory S Co. ! Atmy instance an at
,a9 rs. tachment was issued On
Pryor, Royd & Co. this Goth day of oct9
ber, 1869. by Jacob T. Morrill,. Justice q the
roars, Tor Sal em township, Monroe county State
VI Ohio, ng ainst the goods. ehattels, right {.
ca edits moneys and effects, stocks or interest il
stocks, Of the dcfendanis, Pryor, Boyd & Co..
uon.rceidents o; said county and State, for tho
sun cf iorty-s4-,cn dollars and fifty cents
n,ys3rS. 10 ' OuN MAJLORY,7i>
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