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rEIn the case of ROBERT JACKSON
VS.. Jacob HUFFMAN, tried in Court last
week, the verdict of the jury was; 'sNo
cause of action"
This Is the second time the case has
been tried. The jury in the first case
failed to agree. The facts are these, as
near as we could gather them:
In October, 1869, JACOB HUFFMAN
sold horse to DANIEL HARPER, Sr, and
JABEz STEELE, for which he received
their joint note, running 80 days, for
S175. This note HUFFMAN gave to JACK
SON for two year old colt, with the un-
derstanding that if the parties paid
promptly when due he was to retain
Sl15 for his colt;;' but If he had any
trouble collecting it then he was to retain
S125, in either case HUFFMAN was to re-
ceive the balance.
JAcKsoN's petition set forth that HUFF
NAN gave him the note, claiming the par
ties to be good, when he knew they were
|lnsolvent. In his testimony he denied
receiving the note in payment for the
colt, or for any consideration whatever; /;
but presented it on the 9th day of No
yember, 1868, at the residences of HAR-
PER and STEELE for payment, but failed
to collect it. He then called on HUFF
NAN for payment, when he claimed that
JACKSON received the note in payment
for the colt, and refused to give any fur
ther consideration. Hence the suits.
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From the Register.J
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

I
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
October IS.
A dull trade reported for the last
week. Prices steady.
BUTTER-Abundant supply and pri.
ces lower, selling at 25@35o
CHEESE-In fair demand at l5ac for
Goshen.
CARBONOIL-Prices are drm, stand.
ard brands, in jobbing way, 26c and
no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at 10000; city
mould at 124c.
COFFEE-Fair at 19o; prime at 2Oa
@2l1c; fancy at 224c.
EGGS-Supply good at 2O@22c per
dozen.
FEATHERS-Salss at 75c, and the
usual advau ce for small lots in 3 retail
wsy.
90; white wheat family at 6 75@7 25;re-
griudings at 1905 90.
GRAIN-W heat dull; whito st ~
al Is for choice No. l; red at ! 10.
RYE-At T5@80c.
OATS-At 35@46c.
Y BARLEY-At 75c0l 60.
pROVISION5-Msrket sctivs and
supplies almost exhausted Mess pori
| 28 90. Sugar Cured Canvassed Ham.
at 26c; clear sides at19c; clear rib At 18c
shoulders at loo. Lard, in tisrces at l64t
kegs At lSc.
/ FISH--Macfsrsl, No. halves at l:
90; No. 2 do at Z IS; No. 8 do at 5 90
white fish st7 So; lab herring st 25
IKE shsd u 4 rs.
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eEThe editor of the Marietta Reg
lister, in his issue of the 18th inst, under
his own signature, makes most wanton
personal attack upon E. Winchester and
his family, so unequaled in grossness, so
shadowless of truth, so utterly false In
every essential particular, as to render
any newspaper reply impossible, and to
transfer whatever else may be necessary
to say or do to another and more appro-
pirate arena. E. Winchester has been
made aware, for long time past, that
ISLANDERS have been adroitly circulated to
his prejudice, which he has been unable
to trace; but they have now assumed
authorship and tangibility, and will be
met, as they deserve to be, at proper
time and place.-Mariettian, 10th INST,
E. WINCHESTER, Editor.
"More appropriate arena" means
fight, we presume. Don't. But if you
must, are really Aspillng" for a fight,why,
just come up on Dog Skin, in Monroe,
and well be there with our piece COM
mitted, VIZ: "Gentlemen,are you ready !
One, two, three,-6re!' After which
we shall expect to see you both run, In
the direction Of Marietta, frightened al
most to death.
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D1rD.-On the 9Th day Of Septem-
bsr, 1870, Mrs. NAscr SHErHERD, aged
~ Asndrsd years, one month dnd ten
tsvs. Ms. s. was . daughter Of Mr.. JoHN
WILrssor ,snd born in the State Of Mary
land, on the 17th day Of August, ITO.
she came to Ohio while it was yet . ter
ritory, and settled on the waters Of the
Capitua, IN the neighborhood where TAI
norr's mill now stands. She married
FHmxAs SnrPHrED. The issue WAS five
sons end TX daughters, nearly Al Of
whom are beloved to Be stiIl living. W.
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Cincinnati Market.

October 20.
FLOUR-Firm; family at 50a5 20
GRAIN--Wheat steady at lOal L.
Corn firm; sales of old at 58c and new at
45a46c. Rye unchanged.
GROCERIES-Sugar; an advance
asked hut none established. Moiasses
scarce and firm; new crop of New Orleans
molasses 90.
EGGS-Demsnd good at full prices,
33c.
BUTTER-Steady; fresh at 35ssSc.
CHEESE-Firm; sales of factory at
14al5tc.
PR0yISIONS-Pork unchanged;sales
at 25 7sa26 06.
HOGS-Demand good; advanced to
71a84a9c.
TOBACCO--Scarcs and firm at 90
a27 90
NHIsKY--Bouyant at s6c; asking
SIC at the close.
GOLD-112s.
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rFor the spiritl

MKssRs. EDlroRsi The dedication of
our new house at the Motif appoint
ment came off Sept. 25. The house Is
q substantial frame, 36 by 46 feet, finish
ed in modern style. The claim to be
met on the morning Of the dedication
was $3.50, which was raised IN very
short time, and the house was dedicated
in form at the morning service. The day
was fine, the audience largeA the sermon
interesting, and the people seemed to
enjoy the pleasure of giving to the
House Of the Lord, and the whole affair
was q success. We thank all the people
who helped us, for their generosity, and
the editor Of the SPIRIT for his courtesy
]. SHAw, Pastor,
on behalf Of COMMITTEES.
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An Earthquake.

CLEVELAND, October 20--A very WIS.,
ible shock of earthquake was felt here
this morning at about IL o'clock. lasting
fifteen or twenty seconds. The National
Bank building, Atwater Block, and 9th
er large buildings swayed to and fro and
caused persons occupying the upper sto-
ries to flock into the streets. The great
est confusion prevailed. The shock
was plainly felt in Meadville, Pennsyl-
.vania.
The shock was felt in Mass sachusetts,
Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, ,Michi-
gan and in Canada.
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County omcers.

P.vbate Judge, W. T. srscIArR; ONCE in
the Court House.
Auditor, s. GRIxsaAw; oaice in the Court
House.
Treasurer, DANIEL NEuHARr: Office in the
Court House.
Clerk Of Court, Jxss. wIIrAns; ofics in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. r. SrRiaos; oface
mp stairs n Bioomsr House.
Recorder. D. 0'cossox; Office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, ,esosas cAIDwrLL;ofios in the Court
House.
CommissIonsr BERNHARD, WV.
woRxnAE, CmrsriAH cEHRs; once with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, o. 8. SIoAx; Possoface Stafford.
ln6rmary Directors. P. ScHuMAcHHR, sR.,
srxPunn Douonszry, JEsss JACKSON.
Coroner. Joas AuHLxxAS, Rso.; Baresville,
NontbA county, Ohio.
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wThe Utica Herald, published in
the cheese manufacturing region of New
York, reports tliat from January to Au.
gust the shipments to England Of this
product of the dairy amounted to l04,-
600 boxes more than during the same
period last year In addition, the stock
on hand on january 1st, 1870, was IT.
600 boxes in excess Of that on the same
date Of 1860. so that there have been
sent to England, this year, III 900 box.
es of American cheese more than last
year, showing an increase Of the con-
sumption of this article.
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The British Board Of Trade has pub
lished, for the benefit of seafaring men,
the following remarks on the appearance
of the sky: A rosy sunset presages far
weather, and a bright yellowish sky IN
the evening indicates wind, and 8 pale
yellow, wet weather A neutral gray is
! favorable sign in the evening and an
unfavorable one in the morning. II the
forms OF the clouds are soft, underlined
and feathery, the weather will be fine /;
but il the edges are hard, sharp and
well-de6ned, it will be foul. Any deep
unusual lines bounding the clouds be-
token Wind or ram, while quiet and del
icste tints hespeak fair weather.
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AccrpENr.-On Friday night, while
endeavoring to get of train at Bur-
TONS Station, Miss Julia Lingo, daugh-
ter of Gideon Lingo, was seriously IN
iured. 1t appears that the cars did not
stop long enough to allow all the pas
sengers to get of, and Miss Lingo, being
the last, was obliged to jump from the
train while in motion The platform OF
the car struck her in the back, knocking
her down and producing partial para
lysis of the lower limbs. She has been
unable to walk since the accident and
her condition is regarded as critical
Barnesville Ente,priss.
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ADDRESS,
n. T. HELMBOLD,
Drug& Chemical Warehouse,
500 BROADWAY, Nsv York.

NOME ARE GENUINE unless
done up In steel engraved wvappo!
NTH fac-simile Of my c1eosuto8
warehouse, and signed
H. T. HELMBOLD.
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BRUSSELS, October 19.-The Belgian
Government has sent to Prussia five
Thousand Germans who were expelled
from France. They will be forwarded
over the border to Herbesthat at the ex-
pensc Of the Belgian Government
There is little, if any, doubt that Co.
lumbus Delano will succeed General Cox
az Secretary of the Interior. The off.
cial announcement, however, will not be
made for several weeks, or until the lat
ter is prepared to retire.
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The HYssoM CASE DEcIDED.-In the
Supreme Court Of Ohio, on Tuesday,the
18th Inst, the case of ELsos HrssoM vs..
Ohio,p was taken up and the Judgment
of the Court of Common Pleas Of this
county confirmed. Here is the order Of
the Supreme Court;
mo. 2l2 Elson Hyssom ys. the
State of Ohio. Error to the Common
Pleas of Monroe County. Judgment
affirmed. No further report Of the case
will be made"
The sentence of the Court of this
county was, that Hrssox be confined in
the Penitentiary for term of ten years
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the Knsps P,anc.

Next TO hooks there is no inanimste thing in
TIE house that can produce so much profitable
pleasure as q Piauo. A library and Piano are
symbols Of high civilization. These twp
spread tho noblor banquet where the soul Is
fed, without fear Of gluttony or dissipation -
As books bring into onr daily circle ~ familiar
companions the nobleet spirits that ever wrought
npon earth, and permit rs to rear our children
under the influence 81 the noblest natures, 10
the neno with simple incantations bring us up
from their Sleep the brotherhood Of song. and
persuades them to dweH among us.
0f the enormous vsriety Of Pianos manu-
factursd, it mnst be sdmitted none have con-
tributed SO much TO- the happiness Of our
homes. as those osisbsassd instruments, used
by the thonsaud- inevsry quarter Of the
globe, and manufactured by the world ~
nowpsd house Of Msssrs. VIZ. KEAss & Co..
Baltimora. Those Pianos havs been bsfcie
the public for more than 40 years, with :
strady increase Of popul,sity, until to-day
they are pronoupcsd by the grsatsst artists
amatsurs, snc the unixsssal Judgment Of the
pubic at large to bss tbs Bszs and most nsbs-
ABLE Pianos mazda in ths world.
Joas SEIrgsR & Co !. Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unsqutlsd knsbs Piano, Il 4
ll3. East state street, Columbus. f6s
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COUPONS.
Nsb 90bertlssulsnts,
History Of the Bible.
From the Puneroy Crescent.l

From the Pomeroy Crescent]
The History of the Holy, Bible. by DIR. Kitto.
q book of uncommon merit, instructive and
exceedingly interesting. and which ought to be
possessed BY every family in the land, is now
being circulated in this county. 1t is a yaua-
BILE Bible illuminator and richly deserves the
liberal patronage of this countyit is receiving.
Its history of the events during the 4O0 years
intervening between the Old Testament and the
New, is Of very great value and ought to be
read by all persons protesting to respect the
Bible
m AR e II IA.
have very high opinion Of DIR kitto's
History Of the Holy Bible, work OF real
value, and should. as far as possible, be found
in the library of every lover of the Bible.
SOLOMON HOWARD, Pres. Ohio University.
Having examined. the work, DR.. Kitto's Illus
trated History of the Bible, we can unhesitating-
ly recommend it to any Bible student and to all
families tits perfect in its character. and meets
fully the expectation of those who purchase and
read it. ia. PEARCE, Pastor M. 4. @.
We heartily concur in the above recommen-
dation: Rev. s. Mcclure, Pastor M. E. G.; Rev
A. D. Mccormick, Pastor NJ. E. c., Rev. Daniel
Seckman, Pastor Reg. Baptist; Rev. Ezra Bar
ker Pastor Christian Church; Rev. sam'l Forbes
Pastor Presbyterian Church. Giandview.-ots5t'
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Chicago Market.

October 20.
GKAIN-Wheat dull and prices have
declined 4aac; l 04a seller October; !
O51 seller November for No. 2 spring
Chicago; this afternoon dull at l DIAL
O3J cash. Corn, demand fair at 57a574c
for No. 2 mixed; this afternoon dull at
56aa57c seller October. Oats dull and
declined &c; 34a35c for No. 2. Rye steady
at &c for No. 2. Barley dull and de-
cliued la1ac; S64c for spring No. 2. !,
HOGS--Demand active; advanced
15c; at Z 80a8 so.
CATTLE-Dull at 8 25a5 00.
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zThe Grand Jury presented bill
Of Indictment against GEORGE WILBuR,
charged with shooting WILLIAM JoHs-
sroN, Jr., "for murder in the second de-
gree" WILBuR Was recommitted to
Jail on Thursday, the goth inst.
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Attachment.

Jacob T. Morrill,, plaintiff, } At my instance an
against order OF attach
Charles Kanarim. deft. ment was issued by
Michael Boughner. Justice of the Peace OF
Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
both day Of September, A. D. 1870, against the
goods, chattels, stocks or interest in stocks,
rights. credits. moneys and effects Of the defen-
dant, Charles Kanarim, for the sum of $ll oO
oct25w3. JACOB T. MORRILL,
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mARRIED.

September s5, by Rev. W. Martin, ]. p,
Lewis B. Harman and E. Samantha Litton, all
Of Sardis, Ohio.
Sept. 20, by B. Steward, Esq, John II.
Haughs and Elizabeth J.. Jones. :.
sSme day, by the same, Byron Q. Gibbs and
Emma J. Williams.
October II, by A. Twinsm, Esq, Isaac Price
and Caroline Reef
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HThe fees of the Probate Judges
Office for the past two years, as returned
to the County Auditor, are as follows:
From Sep. /, '6s,to Sep. |, '69,sl,0S8 90
l, '69,to l, 10, 1000 90
Total for two wears, s2,0SS 90
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New York money Market.

New York Money MarKet.
October 20.
MONEY-Worked easily to the close
lat Sac per cent.
GOLD--Opeped at 1l2s and closed at
l12Ial13. Clearances $50, 600, ,0OO. hu-
mors prevail that gold will be made sx-
tremely scarce tomorrow.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Mrm.--
The Treasury bought s2,000,a00 at l0S
40 -10Oa108 54-l00.
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EDS. SpIR1r: What was it that was
made before Adam, and when be was
three score and ten it was two weeks
old? JACOB W. POWELL
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Agents wanted sor
FREE Low {.

AND IT'S v0TARl8s, By DR.. Joax ;. Kliis.
stupendous and startling revelations. Tne
whole subject laid bsfs and its hidssusness
exposed to universal exseration. Written IN
the interests Of civilization, Christianity and
Public Morality. Send for circulars and
terms. U. s. Publishing Co., N. T.. Cipoin-
natl, Chicago and 81 Louis. ootllwA.
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HThe SP1Rrr contains all the i'm
portant news Of the country, as well as
the county news and market reports.
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m Al EFT IA.
. Notice Of Dissolution.

TINE copartnership existing between Lloyd
and Barrett. in the tanning Business In
Beallsville, Ohio as dissolved on the 4th day
Of June, 1870, by mutual consent.
oct22w3, JAhkS BARkErf.
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! ! I 4 iY t9IIEGEi

THE Thirtisth Session Of this Institutsear
/ will commence On Monday. ash eepth
Itember, 1870, and terminate on ths lttAs
of June, ls7l. 1t is romanticaliy sltuseed =
the midst Of the beautiful and healthy tt!ls
country Of the 4Pannsndie q Mess w
| giuia, easily secesstbie ~ raitroed ~ NV
and surrounded With tns most iasossuas y 8 :
suences for student lite has pFseessy
lin Endowment buildines, apparsssas - I. }.
&C.. OF over S5eV, wv, snd = tnus eneoseo y
sustain fseuity ana iufnisn t1elnssss ses -
thorough education, q ths very nfst ertes
! AMkLB ACCoHAouAT'oNo ys pfeyiees
for both public and private beafdine AAd NJ
furnished rooms VIII % let e sssasaewne
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Ctup RArrs-For clubs of 10 subscri-
hem. and over that number, 81 DO each I;
single subscribers 81; six months 81.
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re D

In summit township on the 10th Of October
1870, Emma Claire, daughter Of s. A. and T.
Graham, aged year, II months, and days
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HThere are now 1,Oo6 convicts in
the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Our Proepeclua.

Read our prospectus on the second
paee and subscribe for the SPIRIT.
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AnRrvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.

Bsrussvills, which now includes Beallsville
and Calsis mails, arrive each evening at 8
r. n. Leave each morning at 9A.M.
Wsstsrn Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
all an.
cun0sh strives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
fridays. Leaves Wednesday. and saturday
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GETTING UP CLUBS.

GETTING UP CLUBS.
Great saving to Consumers.
Parties enquire how to get up clubs. Our
answer is, ssnd for price list, and club form
win accompany Il With iull directions-ma-
king large saving to consumers and remu.
nsrative to club organizers.
The Great American Tea TO.
81 aua Is vesey street.
20, Box sS43. sepl0w4. New York.
SO A DAY--Business entirely new and hon
orabls. Liberal Inducements, 9sscriptis'
circulars fres, address j. G. RAND = eo'
/ Bddsfosd, Ne.
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ANever 60 to church with q cough
ana disturb the rest Of the congregation.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract
. rr ~ 4 Hf-

For weakness arising ftom indiscretion. Ths q.
hsusted powert .ofNstnre which are accompanied
vim be found, Indisposition TO Exeftion, Loss e
Memory, Wakefulness, Horror Of piaeases ~
Forebodings Of Evil; In fact Universal Lassite6a,
Prostrston and inability 70 enter into TIE snjoys
msuts Of eociety.
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Something urgently needed b. ssssybsdf.
Cali and examins, or sample ssnt (peslsss
paid) for so c.s.that retail easily fos $40 b.
i. WoLccrr. lbl Chatham squares. y. I, ~
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HELMBOLD'S
Huid Extract q Duohu

in affections peculiar to Females, 10 unsqualed
tention, Painfhlnese, or rSuppressiono Customary
Evscuafious, liberated or Scizrhus Stats cf IL
Uterus, and all complaints incidental 70 TIE ~,
or the decline or change Of LIE.
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WARMERS
r IL r R e NJ E y y :

warmers Pile Remedy has never
failed (not oven in one oass) 70 cure the sesy;s
worst cases Of Blind. Itching Or Blesdtaa
Piles. Those who are ahIictsd shculd ihns- !,
diately call on their druggist and get Wte-
ssR's Pms RErsDr. II Is expressly for ne
Piles, and II is not recommended 70 ours am
other disease, II has oured msny cssss "
over three years standing. Price 0ns Dol.
lar. For sale BY druggists sverywhcrs.s
y x s p b. y s. Z a
Warner's DysRepnlA TeuIc 4
prepared expressly for Dyspeptics and these
suffering With habitual Costiyensss. II Il
slightly stimulating tonic and : splendid Ap1
pstizer; il Strengthens the stomach and rss
stores the digestive organs 70 their hsalthy
stass. Weak, nervous and dyspsptin per-
Sons should use WARxER's DYsPEfslA Tonidsa
For aals BY druggists. Price 0ns Dollar. y
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sHELMBOLD'S
fluid Extrsft Of $ntan,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

eases arising from habits Of dissipation, at ft1o
expense, little or no change In diet, no mcoo-
venience or exposure; completely sup9eed!ng
thoSe unpleasant and dangerous remsd1eA %
psivs and Mercury, In III these diseases.
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will attend in person or by deputy places for the
Brownsville Oct IL jackson Tp Clay Lick Oct Ii W noon Lee
Oct 49, tp 90 Switzerland Dr. Rupps residence oc
sep20w6 Sss fsfssEs 1s
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pursuance Of law William Read Treasurer Monroe county, Obi
notice the county, that the taxes levied each hunde
alton property for the year 1870 tor all in the several
corporations follows
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VIM, Knabe 4 Go,
rrxsr rasxrux SOLD HEDAL
Grand. square and Uprighi
PIANO.

Orer so Gold and Silper Medals Re-
ceipsd Oucr all Competitors; the High
est Asoards Of Merit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-28

McGUIRE's ScHooL.-The closing exercises
of this school took place yesterday. After
the certificates of successful examinations,
not few Of which exhibited success in
every examination of the session, the
honorary certificates and medals were dis
tributed, rs follows:
Certificates of Good Conduct (Whte RIB
6on)-To M. B. Curry, John Donnan, ".
Flash, Z. Flash, Jr., E. Harrington, 4. b.
Mason, R.. Parker, L. Saunders, }. l..
Schoolcraft, A. SHIELD, j. r. Tucker, W.D
Watson, w. S. Workman, E. Green, A. W.
Patterson, T. w. 3. Duckwall, j. Nice.
DuckwaIl, and K. Tinsley.
Blue-Ribbon Certificates Qor an average
standing above three-fOurths of the maxi
mum),-To Il. Daniel, B. L. Claiborne, E..
harrington, S. Stokes, w. D. Watson, j..
Male, B. Winston, 2. Lumley, E. Green,
and A. w. Patterson.
Red-Rib6on Certificates for an average
standing above tive-siXths of the maXlmum).
TO NJ. B. Curry, J. Donnan, +. d. Dunlop,
William Flash, E. Flash, Jr., E. johnson,
G. 2. Lathrop, r. B. Mason, j. r. McCarty,
J, II. McCarty, Il. Male, J. r. Tucker, D..
Winston, and J. Nee. Duckwall.
Medals of SilUer (for excellence in con-
duct).-To J. Fl. Archer, T. Daniel, p.
LumIey, A. Maury, n. M. McCance, j. Il.
McCarty, J. Il. McCarty, and S. Stokes.
The number and character of the above
certificates indicate general attention to
duty and success in scholarship among boys
of all ages.
The pleasure of the occasion was greatly
enhanced by gratifying testimonial from
the boys to their teacher in the shape Of
handsome pieces Of plate, &C., selected and
presented with admirable taste.