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Sheriff Sale.
Z, C;sos
vs.. 81.
7. j. Dillon e; al.

DY virtue .: au cIaar Of sale 70 zoe airsw.
II Cd from ths court of euaimon pleas OF
Monros coaaty. Ohio, e;li oGsr for sale al
the front doar Of the Coug. Eouae ia tho
town Of Wooisiirii, on
Saturday, he 18Th dagot Nossmbe-, 1869.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. N. saa &
o'clock p. IL, the following 9ssa,ihei rsa! es-
ta:s Situate Ia ssid coun,yo Of Monroe. TO Wit:
The northeast quartet of ths northaas.
quarter of section twenty cns os .owuship
three Of rance Ave containing !or! ? aorss.
Also tho southeast qaartsr Of the aoutheass
quarter Of section twenty-nne of township
thres OF range i've, containing forty acres.
Also two acres OF the eaat s'da Of the south
wee, quarter OF the southeast quarter Of SEQ
ton twenty-oRs tn~nship three and range
five. And the northeast quatto: 81 the south
cas-: quarter except ave 4srss aid three quar-.
,ers cut of tie northeast scld og 10 AIRY Dye)
of section twenty ore Of township three cE
range i've, containing thirty four ani era half
aores, and coutairihg in al! ons hundred snd
sixteen and one Lait aares mara or less.
JOSEPH &YERS,
ootl2ws. Sheriff G. C. o,
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The Spirit,

Our friends are entitled to our thanks
for their efforts to increase our circula.
ton. An agent said to us few days
since:
Il can raise club of ten in one day
Another said:
"You publish the best newspaper that
comes to our Office"
A correspondent says:
For late market reports, and the
countys news, don't want a better pa
per"
We assure our friends that the SrIRrT
will receive our undivided attention and
through its columns they will continue
to receive the very latest news from all
parts OF the country.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge. W. T. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House. -
Auditor, 8. GRIxsHAw; Office In the Court
House,
Treasurer. DANIEL NEUHARr: Office in the
Court House. .
Clerk of Court, JsRE. WILLIAMS; Office in the
Court House,
Prosecuting ATTORNEY. J. P. SpRIees, Office
MP stairs in Bloomer House.
, Recorder. D. 0'CoNSoR; Office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, JOSEPH MYERS; Office iu the Court
House.
Gommissioners-IsAAo BERNHARD, WIN.
workman, r. A. LAMrINe: office with Auditor.
Surveyor, o. S. SLOAN; Pos sGoffice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors. WM. RRAp, STEPHEN
DoUeHBRTY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JOHN MuHLEMAH, ESQ; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Allegheny 1--WE Stock Market.
October &c.

october ~.
CATTLE-The supply of cattle on
sale was large, aggregating fully 1850
head against $50 head last week. The
market ruled very dull and prices were
from 20 to SOC per cwt lower than last
week. The best stuck on the market
from I 50a7 Is for from very good to
extra. Good to medium sold at s O0a7
90 per cwt. Stock cattla were in good
supply and dull at 4 00a5 Is per cwt. A
large number were driven to the Central
Sock Yards.
. hOGS-The supply Of hogs was large
and above the requirements Of our city
butchers Sales in retail way were
made at II O0al1 so for good to choice,
and for very extra at II 15al2 90 per
ewt.
SHEEP-The market has undergone
no particular change fr om last week g
prices, although there was a good sup
ply on sale. The general run was com.
mon in quality. The few choice on sale
brought 4a5sc per lb, and prime to choice
lambs from 3 90 to 3 so per head. Com.
mon sheep sold at prices ranging from /
rs to 2 90 per head.
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New York Money Market.

October ZS
MONEY-Quiet and steady Dt sal per
cent on call, chiefly per cent,
STERLING-HoaVy and lower at
lO8salG85. 4
GOLD-Lowor; opening at 1893, and
closing at 1285al29; carrying rates 5a2
per cent to fat
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Lower
and heavy. The banks, foreign bankers
and Boston capitalists were free sellers
throughout the day, and it is estimated
that the latter threw from $1,000, 600 to
5000 5000 worth of 5 20s on the make
The lear Of some Congressional action in
the shape of reducing the interest GU
bonds seems TO be working in the minds
of holders. Coupons Of 81. lr84all9;
do 81 ll9sa1l9s; do "a, ll74aliS; do
IS, l1S4allS4; do new l16al164; DO 81,
ll6{a1l63; do '6a, l6al i64; 10 4Js. 1913
al075; currency Is, 1O7s4l014.
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AUDITOR os STAr1's 0rElcs, |

CoioMUes, o., Feb. !. 1853.
IT II HgREat cEst,sIED, that the National
Life Ius. Co. Of the United States, located
at Washington, D. G., has oOmplisi iu all re-
speo;s, with this laws OF this State relating to
such Insurance Companies. for the current
year, ami has ilsd in this Office, sworn
statement, by the proper oficsrs, showing lis
condition and business, Dec. 81, losS, 10 bs
follows:
Amt Of actual paid up Capital 81 100000 90
Aggregate amt of avaiiab.s as
sets, lti9,sij B.
Aggregate amt OF liabilities. No. ascortainsd.
Amount of Income for the pre-
oeding year, 2e0,9e3 3G
Amt of Expenditures for the
+ preceding year, Ila,2ot 81
In witness whereof. | have hereupto sub
scribsi my name, and caused the seal Of my
Office TO be affxed, the day aud year above
written. Jas. II. GOODMAN,
lsRAL.1 Auditor OF State.
The above statemsn. incM les bat Ese
months business. from August !, 10 pscsm-
ber 81, 1868.
JOHN w. ELLIS s co, Cincinna;i, @,
General Agents .of os1a and Soa:Lera and
: Central Indiana. eo.!!.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
October 2S.

OCtOuol 90.
BEEVES-T The market yesterday was
rather dull and prices we're lower. To.
day there is more activity but prices re.
main unchanged. The offerings were
about twenty-five hundred head.
SHEEP--'rhe market is fully supplied
and dull, but prices are unchanged, rang
ing at three and half and four aud three
quarter cents per pound,grcas, as to quail
ity.
H0GS-Tbe supply Of Hogs is large
and the demand moderate, in consequence
of which prices hava declined fully twen-
ty five cents per one huudred pounds,
ranging at thirteen aad one-haIf and four
teen and ons-half cents per pound net.
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The Knabe Piano.

Next to books there is no inanimats thing in
the house that can produce 50 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 Of gluttony for dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
Companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
Upon earth. and permit us to rear our children
under the influence OF the noblest natures, so
the Piano, with simple incantations bring US up
from their sleep, the brotherhood of seng, and
persuades them 10 dwell among us.
OF the enormous variety Of Pianos Itisnh-
featured, it must be admitted none have, con-
tributed so much to the happiness of our
homes. as those celebrated instruments, fused
by the thonsaud- in every quarter of the
globe, and manufactured by the world re-
nownsd house of Messrs. WV. KHABs & Co.,
Baltimore. Those Pianos have been before
the public for more than 90 years, with
steady increase Of popularity, until to-day
they are pronounced by the greatest artists,
amateurs, ano the universal judgment of the
public at large to bo the rs.r aud most EELI-
ABLE Pianos made IN the world.
JoHv SstreER & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unsqualed Knabs Piano, IL Il
Is, East State strest, Columbus, O.-aug3Y 6w
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Notice..

VI Pennsylvania, will take notice, { a. Mat.
HAS Mosssr of Monroe county, Ohio, did, on
the 2eth day of October, A. D 1859, file his
petition iu the Court of Common Pleas Of
said Monroe county, against said Huntsr aud
John Brauhy, the object of which petition
was TO subject certain lands of said Hunter,
being In said Monroe county, to the payment
of $3.50 with interest from March 2s, 1868,
due plaintiff from said Huntsr; that an order
OF alta hment has been issued in said action;
that he is required TO appear and answer by
tbs lst day Of January, 1910.
HUNTER & HUNTER,
noraFs. Att'ys for n. Mosser.
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Lord ByrOn's Double.

SIN lS1l," writes Lord Byron to NJ:
Murry. "my old school and fellow
Peel, the Irsih secretary told me he saw
me ih st. James street, was then in Tur
key. A day or two afterward, he pointcd d
ont to his brother person across the
wav. and said. THERE'S the man took
for Byron; : his brother answered. sWhy,
it is Byron, and no one else was OF
this time seen to write my name in the
Palace Book / was then III of mala.
ria fever. I'll had died, there would have
been a ghost story" .y,}f
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Sunshine and Life.

Seclusion from the sunshine is one of
the misfortunes of our civilized life. The
same cause which makes potato vines
white and sickly, when grown in dark eel
lars, operates TO produce the pale, sickly
girls that are reared in our parlors. Ex-
pose either to the direct rays of the sun,
and they begin to show color, health and
STRENGTH,
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market.
October 25,

CATTLE-Tbe market was very dull
this week, owing to the large receipts,
which reached about 3,0UU head, and
common we're 4a4c per pound lower
Extra Pennsylvania and Western are
selling at 9a9sc, the latter rate for choice;
61a8tc for fair to good, and 4a6e per
pound, gross, for com mon, as to quality.
COWS-Were unchanged. 15O head
sold If 40 00a65 90 for srripgers. and
Is 00a90 90 per head for. COW aid calf.
SHEEP-Were afraotion lower. H.
000 head sold at 5a6ic per pound, gross,
as to condition.
HOGS-Were in fair demand at au
advance. $500 head sold at the differ
ert yards q. IA Goals 0orsr loo pounds
net.
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The Ohio Election.

The New York Tribune in commenting
upon the October elections, says that in
Ohio the Democrats put .up the most
popular Democrat of the West if not
the whole country, Mr. Pendleton. =
Yes, and we elected him fairly By the tal-
lots, but, as we believe from evidence
which has reached Us, he was cheated
out Of the Office by frauds perpetrated
after it was known, on tie night of the
election, that he was chosen. 1t Is very
easy among those who have been taught
By professed ministers of the Gospel
that in opposing the Democratic party,
1.-The end iustilies the means" that what
ever rasca!ity may he committed will be
overlooked for the object to be attained,
to find tools to carry out its designs
In the Western Reserve counties, where
in many, if not in most ofthc townships,
all the Judges uf Election are Rcpubll-
cans Of the strictest faith, with Clerks Of
the same complexiou, and with 10 by
ISLANDERS to witness the counting, it is
not difficult to change the ballots and
materially alter the result. This, we be-
lieve, was done The Western Reserve
honestly gives no such majoritics as
were reported It did not by any means
approximate SO near to its filll vote.
But the Tribune further adds that "we
have secured Republican Legislature
in place OF the Democratic one which
sent Ben. Wade hack to private he, and
rejected the Fifteenth Amendment. -
How secured? We should like to know
that. A majority OF the men chosen to
the Legislature were elected by the Dem
ocratic organization. A majority were
opposed by all the efforts and all the Wig
or of the Republican party.
The latter secured minority, but not
the majority, of the General Assembly.
In its haste and desire to beat us on
Governor, not enough votes were chan
ged to give the Radicals the Legislature.
Hence, that body is against them.-Cin.
Eng.
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MEMPHIS, October 27.-The steam.
boat Linton, hence to Fort Smith, Ark, +,
with a full cargo of groceries, struck a
snag on Monday, near the cutoff, in the
Arkansas River, and sunk The boat and
cargo are total loss She was valued at
$4,000, and was owned by Captain Hay.
wood, Of Shawneetown, Illinois.
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HWe have received copy of
s.Struggles and Triumphs, or Forty
Years Recollections, of P. 7. BARNUM." !"
aIteis an interesting work, and we feel
assured an Agency in Monroe County,
would sell large number Of copies.
Address: j. B. BURR & Co., Hartford,
(onnacfinuf
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Row. 4. A. groves Address.

We have no apology to offer for the
space occupied by this address to the
Association, because it is of the greatest
importance to every man, woman and
child in Monroe County. Especially is
it valuable to Teachers who have the
training and guidance Of the youth in
our schools. Let them carefully observe
the teachings contained therein and our
schools will be the better for it.
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FI,HESE INSrRCMENT5 HAVING BEEN BE-
/ fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone, attaiusi an
unpnrchased pre- .smirsucs that prenoanees
them unequaiied.
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and fns singing quality, rs well
as great purity of intnuation and harmoni-
ousn ness throughout the entire scale
The TOUCH is plant and elastic, and is
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many pianbs;which causes the pe,forme. o
so easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be ex.
csllsd. THEIR action is constructed with &
care and attention to every part therein that
charaeterises the finest mechanism. Nons
but the best seasoned material is ussd in
their manufacture, and they will accept the
hard usage Of the concert room with that
ot the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melody; in fact they are constructed
mot for Year, but Forever"
new improved Grand Scale aid the Patent
Agrafs Treble In upper oesaves.
PATRNT GRANTED AUGUST II, 1868,
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics to be the grandest improvement
used in the construction of Pianos EEery
instrument fully warranted for Eve years,
Worcrooms, No IL d l3 East State o.,
COLUMBUS, O.,
Had Nos. 2S9 & 200 .SHperipr ,,ree,,
CLEVELAND, Q.
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HJAxrs W. WALTON, Esq, former

HJAxEs W. WALTON, Esq, former
ly resident of. this place, was elected
Prosecuting Attorney by the Democra
cy of Harrison County, at the late elec
ton. His majority was AL. HAYES
majority was 40S.. JEEMEs is popular in
Harrison, as he was in Monroe, and vii
make q acapital Prosecutor.
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BorLAN's GROVE, Butler Co, Iowa !

BoYLAN's GROVE, Butler Co, Iowa.
October %, '6S
Mr.. II. K. WEsT-Dear Sir: After my
respects to you, l will say that L arrived
here some days since, land am now on'my
farm of three hundred and twenty eli ght
acres, which is as nice farm as you
would wish to look at. We are all well
and my family are well pleased with the
country. There is one thing that I find l
need very much that is the SPIRIT, and
I wish you to send it on receipt of this,
and when my time is out notify me so
that can renew the subscription. Yours,
Jos. n NEAL.
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BE Beautiful. If you desire
beauty you should use Hagan's Magno-
lia Balm.
1t gives soft, refined, satin like tex
ture to the Complexion, Removes Rough-
ness, Readiness, Blotehes, Sun5urn, Tan,
&c, and adds tinge of Fearly Blo6m to
the plainest features. 1t brings the Bloom
OF Youth to the fading cheek and chan
ges the rustic Country Girl into Fash.
ionable City Belle. .... ..-
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies
true secret Of Beauty. No Lady need
complain Of her Complexion who will
invest rs cents in this delightful article,
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sCoRREcTIoN-ln our report of the
$50 rotting race, last week, We stated
that Mr.. GEORGE KING entered the trot-
ting mare ssMaid of the Mist"
We have since learned that Mr. HENRY
Brown, of Beallsville, entered the
"Maid."
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Paymaster Bogart. who has been tried
by naval court-martial ON charges of
swindling the Government out of $780,
900, has been released from CUSTODY,
which anounts to an arqm'tl !. ,.
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HThe steamboat .stonewall' caught
fire at Neely's Landing, l25 miles below
St. Louis, Wednesday evening, Oct. 2e,
and burned up. One hundred lives were
lost. .4is8..is.
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A. J. PEARSON, Sec.

wEyery column of a newspaper
contains from ten thousand to twenty
thousand distinct pieces of metal, the
displaoing of a single one of which
makes an error Don't you wonder at
Che general socuraoy
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EFA reporter of the New York Tel
egram recently had an interview with
the Chinese giant, and asked him what
his fellow-citizen of the Celestial EN-
pire thought of female suffrage. The
reply was. "Wuttiquitiunskichl .Yawa-
tawchowsceichl yohonottiforjoi.p This
is the opinion of all intelligent people.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator Of the estate OF Thomas ]. Hurd, decd
All persons indebted to the estate are requested
to settle immediately.
nov2w3. THOMAS MCMAHON
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Spain.

MADRID, Oct 27.-The Ministerial
crisis is over. All parties have agreed
to postpone their differences
Cssire, an insurgent leader, has been
sentenced to death by council Of war
at Bilboa.
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gThe Chillicothe (Ohio) Gazette
publishes list of seventy eight residents
Of Chiilicothe and vicinity who weigh
two hundred pounds and Overland adds:
"The largest man in Ross County is
probably Mr.. Famulinger, of Green
Township; his weight is 296. The larg
est man in the City is probably Colonel
Blackford, who weighs near 272. The
largest woman in the county is Mrs.
Lowry, whose weight is 260 The tall
est man in the City is Mr.. Blistain. The
heaviest boy Of his age in the city or
county is probably the son of Jake
Warner. He is fourteen, and weighs
135.
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HThe dwelling of Mr.. JOSEPH ODEN,
Wayne township, caught fire in the roof
on Friday. the 29th ult, but was extin-
guished before doing much damage.
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TWe publish this week letter from
Mr.. JOSEPH NEAL, formerly resident of
this county. 1t will interest his many
friends in Monroe.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
GAINESVILLE, which now includes Beallsvile
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
PM. Leave each morning at Q AM.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at Z An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
ut a. m.
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~- There are persons who are con-
tinually angry because other people will
not consent for them to attend to their
business. ATTEND to your own business
and You will have no time, or desire, to
look after that of others.
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JOHN SVLTZER 4 CO.,
General Wholesale and Retail ageu,:

We are also agents for E. P. NEEDHAN &
SONS aud HELPS & GO0DMAN'5 velstra.
ted ORaAys aud MRioDRoSs, 10 doubt the
bss. instruments, Of thsir k nj nsde In this
county. Also. ksop .all stock. OF sssEv
Susic aud ISsTEtc.IoS Books together with
o-e:y variety of Musical Merchandise, such
ss-. Brass and SiLvER lSsrguassrs, Finhns,
Guitars, Flutes, Aeeordeons, FIutinas, Con,
certinas, Harmenicas, Viol:ncelos, Double
Basses. Flies, Drums, Stools. Covers, SO. The
FAMOUS PAGANlNI STRINGS. best made in
the world. Orders from distance promptly
and carefully executed.
A visit Is respectfully solicited TO the old
and reliable Music Headquarters, ,whers prices
are most mo leraLe.
JOHN SELTz22 & co.
Propr;etott
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Look Here!

-DIEHL's new goods are selling rapidly.
His selections are the best ever brought
to Woodsield. See advertisement.
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rEDouble-quick to DIEHL's store if
you desire to purchase anything in the
dry goods or grocery line. See adFer-
tisement.
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Spetial Votiees,
Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
froI6s Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and
all the effects of youthful indiscrstion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can DO SO BY address.
sing, in perfect confidence, .,....
JOHN s. OGDEN,
ma25Y. No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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D@There are 44S scholars enrolled at
the, Cambridge fO.) Union Schools.
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NeU Embellishments,
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office id hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator of the estate Of Peter Beaver, decd.
nov2w3. JOHN BEAVER
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EThe present term of Court is the
first held in the new courthouse.
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Subscribers

Who find an X after their nameswill un-
derstand that the time for which they
hayeIpaid has expired, and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew their subserip-
tions, and their names will be erased
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,J, A. M.--We cannot furnish the back
numbers of the SPIRIT required. Excuse
delay. m ,qs
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE ia hsreby gvsa that the under
" signei has essn appoin,ed ard qualified
as ada n.st:a.o. u tie estate of Jacob Mil
.er aea'a. THOMAS A. Way,
Cs:.sw3
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EyApples are selling at thirty cents
per bushel in this market
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MIBToNsBURG, O., Oct. 81, 80.
Mr.. II. r. WEsT-Dear Sir: Please
send me the SPIRIT and oblige me,
G. p. DoRR.
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@ Hilderbrand, the Missouri outlaw,
has been heard from. Colonel Brown
met him on the Pocahontas Road, twen-
ty-fiye miles from Ironton. Missouri, the
other day. Hilderbrand, it is said, show
ed such determination not to be taken
alive that the Colonel, to avoid bejug
himself captured, called truce, told
Hilderhrand his name was Grigsbv-bor-
rowing IN ex-rebcls cognomen for the
occasion-and gracefully retired from
the field, leaving the outlaw to pursue
his way in peace. ........