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Legal Notice.

HATHARINE JACKSON, Irwin Stewart, Rob-
" ert Stewart, Catharine Hunt wife of Da-
vid Hunt, and Elizabeth Manning, all of the
state of West Virginia will take notics that
petition was fled against them and Eliza
beth Erlewine 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. Erlewins,
and ia now pending, wherein said petitioner
demands partition of the following real es-
tate. to wit: East half of southwest quarter
of section twenty-siX township four range
four, containing seventy nine and seventy
foar one s-hundredth acres sexcept about eleven
acres off the northwest corner sold TO Heze-
kiah Saills, March %, 1858, also. the south
west quarter Of the'southeast quarter same
section township and range, except ten acres
of the east side owned by John Forker, con-
tanning thirty acres more or less; also, about
four acres Oft the southeast corner of the
northwest quarter of southeast quarter, same
section township and range; and that at the
next term of said court petitioner will apply
for an order that partition be made of said
premises. JACOB S. ERLEWlNE.
BY Hunter 4 Hunter his attys.
novl5W6.
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Cases dismissed by Prosecuting Attor

Cases dismissed by Prosecuting Attor-
ney:
Ohio vs. JAS. L.. Richardson.
Ohio VS.. O. E. IIoge.
Ohio vs.. Emanuel Powell.
Ohio VS.. John Scorvill.
Ohio vs.. Nancy Johnson.
Ohio VS.. James NJ. Dillon.
The above are on forfeited recOgnizan
CcS: and
Ohio vs.. Vim. Myers: indictment fol
embezzlcment
Windham VS. Weir 4 Green. Error
Judgment reversed; Wehr & Green
thcreupon fled transcript for appeal.
G.. W. Fulton VS.. VIM. Burdett & wife
civil action. Referred to Jere, Williams
Albert Iughs ct al. VS.. Daniel Harper
ct al. civil action Referred to Jcrc
Williams.
VIM. Okey vs.. G. II. Davenport, civil
action. Dismissed without prejudice
kingslaHd, Hook & Co, VS.. Geo. $
Algeo civil action; Judgment by default
for S519 AZ.
F. VIM. Lamping vs.. Geo. 5 Algco
civil action. Judgment by default fol
SI15 so.
Edward Stephens vs. John S. Sc ofcld
Judgment conditionally revived.
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Proceedings ia the Case of Fran
Cis Shepherd Charged with the
Murder OF John Feteer.
HIS PLEA TO THE COURT AND
SENTENCE.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst FRANCIS
SnErHERD, charged with the murder of
JoHN VErrER, at Baresville, this county,
in May, 1854, and indicted for murder III
the scond degree at theprcsent term was
brought into Court. The prisoner hav
ing previously plead mot guilty. n.
HoLLIsER, Esq, one Of his attorncys,re-
Questcd leave to withdraw the plea Of
'not guilty"
The Court granted the request, when
tic defense entered plea of "guilty OF
manslaughtcr."
The Prosecutor then entered noIIc
proSeiui on the first count in the iudict-
ment: murder in the I'd degree. The
prisoner was then rcmanGed to jail.
On Wednesday, the 10th inst, at .
O'Clock y. m. he was brought into Court
to receive sentence. When asked if he
had anything to say why the sentence OF
the law should not be epronouuced, JAMES
r. MoREIs, Esq, read at the request Of
the prisoner, the following appeal to the
Court:
"If your Honor vii, indulge me | will
say but few words. At the time this
murder is said to have been committed,
| WAS at home on veteran furlouoh. In
extcnuation, if it be any,S 1 will Say, l
served my country faithfully during the
entire war. l might recount many
scenes through which l passed from
West Virginia to the fall of Richmond
If in my condition, when at home on this
veteran furlough, l committed the crime
with which / stand charged-but of
which have faint, if any, recollection
can only throw myself upon the mercy
of the Court. l was but IL years old
when | volunteered in defense Of my
country. Is it not a mitigating circum-
stance that l was thus early thrown in
the way of temptation? Will not your
honor have mercy upon me? | have
| pleaded guilty. I can do no more. Have
ipity on me-
At the conclusion, the prisoner was
told to stand up. The Court stated the
various stages through which the case
had gone and then pronounced sentence
as follows:
"The sentence OF the Court is, that
you be confined in the Penitentiary of
this State, and kept at hard labor for ten
years, and pay the costs of prosecution
The Court remarked:
"That upon plea Of guilty., without
taking testimony in the case, which the
Court was willing to hear if the prisoner
desired. that the presumption was, there
were no mitigating circumstances, and,
therefore, the extreme penalty of the
law must be inflicted"
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DIALoGuE.-TeM- About TOO Demo-
Gratis in Monroe County were disfran-
chised this yeur.
DIcK-You are certainly mistaken,
Tom!lF,tA Il tU ga
ToM-No, l am not. And they can't
say the Radicals did it, either.
DIcK-Then who's to blame2
ToM2The Democrats themselves -
They were disfranchised by their own
actions-5y staying at home on election
day. n 81 rTfs 81
Exit Dick, who is stay -at-home vo-
ter, in a fit of profound cogitation.
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New York Money Market.

November IL.
Speculation was very tame this after,
noon in the departments Of Wall street
and business was Unusually limited. In
the gold and Governmont bond market
there was scarcely huctuation while on
the Stock Exchange leading railroad
shares were alternately up and down; at
/ 10 J per cent at long intervals with op-
perations confined to comparatively a
small circle Of brokers.
MONEY-Easy on call at Sal per
cent; the inside rate on Governments.
STERLING-Firm at 10SIa109.
GOLD-Lower; opening at 127 and
closing at l2GSal25I; carrying rates 5a7
per cent. The Assistant Treasurer sold
one million at 126 5l-100a126 $1,000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade
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alO7S; currency Is, lO7SalO74.
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Special Uotiees.
Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
from Nervous Debility, Premat ure Decay and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
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advertisers experience, can DO so by addres,
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In Bankruptcy.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT
u Southern District of Ohio. In Bank
ruptcy In the matter o. Harvey Anderson,
of Monroe countyin said Di trict BY order
of Court, the creditors of slid Fl ,rrey Ander
SOB. a brnk,urt. are hereby notified to appear
before me-, a. my Office in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on
the 10th day of December, A. b. 1869, and
show cause if any they have, why the said
bankrupt should not be discharged from his
debts. The second and .hiId meetings of
said creditors provided for in the. 27th and
2Sth sections of the Bankrupt Act Of March
2, 1867. will he held before me at the sam.
time and place GILBER I'd. NUN son,
novlGw3. Register.
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-W
are in receipt of this marvelously cheap
and handsome Magazine for December.
Its table of contents is varied and char
ming, embracing the usual fine variety
of serials, sketches, stories, poems, and
attractive engravings. The publishers
announce in the prospectus for the COM
ing year, aserial story for adults, by the
popular Magazine writer, JAMES FRANK
LIN Fits, and juvenile serial by the
young peoples favorite, HoRATIo ALGER,
Jr. The price of this periodical is a
marvel to everybody hundred page
first-class illustrated Magazine for fifteen
cents, or 81 so per year, is indeed won
derfully cheap. Elliott, Thomes L Tai
bot, Publishers. Boston, Mass.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

1NAX-PAYERS of Monroe county will bear
L in mind that the law requires the first
half of all the taxes to be paid beftte the
Goth day of December. Aha if not paid be
tore that time, the law requires 5 per cent.
to be added.
You will also bear in mind that cannot
wait on all during the last week or ten days
of the time specified by law, for receiving
taxes, and if you will consult your own inter-
est and our convenience; you will call early
before the rush commences. Office open from
o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. NJ.
DANIEL NEUHART, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, W, odsfeld Monroe County.
Ohio. novl6w5.
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Sheriff Sale.
Williams g. Vest
vs..
j ohm Brook over.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed
IL from the court of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House in the town OF
Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. III. and o'clock p. NJ, on
TImsdoy,ths a0th day of December, 1869
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: the south west
part OF the south west quarter of the soutl
east quarter of section thirty, township three
of range two; containing twenty-one acres
more or less. JOSEPH MYERS,
nov16w5 Sheriff NJ. c: o.
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November IL.
BEEVES-The offerings to-day
amount to about three thousand head
The market is active and the prices Of
last week are fully maintained
SHEEP-Thc supply is fully equal to
the demand, and prices are without ma
tcrial change, ranging thrce-and-a- half
and four and thrco-quafter ceiits per
pound, gross, for fair to good sheep.
HCGS-Therc is a good supply Of hogs
coming forward, but prices remain firm at
thirteen and three ,fourths to fourteen
and onc-fourth cents per pound, net.
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Or, the SrIRIr and The SATURDAY
EVENING POST, for S3 80.
AT these rates, we require the cash in
advance.
They will bc mailed to any part of the
United States, on receipt Of the money.
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Watch No. 22,OS2.

fCHE person who received an oIen-faced
I watch, having the above number on the
inside, the latter part Of 0ctober,is requested
to return the same. The watch belonging to
the person, receiving the above watch, is
numbered 13 1887, and is still in my posses.
sion. ssN ,ssTtl ~'f r B. LANGEL,
nov9w3. i4 c3f Matchmaker.
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BoDUA, sDALMATIA, Nov. 7.-OAicial
kilograms state that the Austrian forces
operating against the Dalmatian insur-
gents at and South Of Cattero, have, af-
ter considerable and severe fighting, cap:
tured and partially burned down the
towns of Cobobric and Mama. The in
surgents, just previous to their defeat,
blew up Fort Staniivich.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
r,pn.t Wnoncprrrn

AND FROM WO0DSFIELD.
GAINESVILLE, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 5
r. NJ. Leave each morning at 9 Am.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at 7 q. m.
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EENow is the time to subscribe for
the SPIRIT. Every farmer requires pa
per that gives the county news and news
of the country, and the SPIRIT supplies
those requirements, to citizens of Mon
roe County, as no other paper can. 4
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NA lady living near Hendrys5urg,
Belmont County, one day last week ap-
piled aqua forts to relieve headache. In
a moment after it was applied she began
to suffer terribly. Oil was used to neu
-tralize the burning.
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EE The counsel engaged in the case
of Ohio Tvs. fSHEpHERD were: JOHN p,
SpR1GGs; Pros. Atty, assisted by w. F.
Hunters ST., for the State !; and JAMES E.
MORRIS, LEONARD S. HALL, NATHAN HoL-
LISTER and GEo. s.. LAMPrNG, Esqrs., fol
the defense.
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re- -one more week will complete the
publication of the Commissioners Re
port, after which time, we will furnish
our readers with the usual amount of
reading matter.
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EGRAMNEAR NJ. JONES and j. d.
HAYS, of the firm of JONES & HAYs,mer-
chants, at Burr's Mills, Belmont County,
have failed. Their liabilities are about
$4,000. % '1'' go
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hEE-Deputy Sheriff PEARsoN started
on Saturday last, with FRANCIS SHEPHERD,
sentenced to ten years confinement in the
Penitentiary.
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,.EErA dwelling house on the lands OF
RHILIP Hunt, near Barnesville, Belmont
County, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day, the 4th inst. 90 'aeesa- sEa
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The BLIND SPoT-The newspapers
are asking: How many Of our readers
know that there is in the eye of every
person a spot that is absolutely blind
and which is known to Psychologists as
the "blind spot?" To illustrate we have
provided on one side of the column q
black dot, and on the other d cross: