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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09
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David Dickson, Hancock county
Dr.. NJ Pendleton, /"
W Simpson, ."
a Lane, g
Col. \ NJ Turner,
John Il Berry,
James NJ Gray, Jones county
ii s kisnr, Houston county
NJ q Robert. Wilkes county
W Stone, Columbia county
DR.. Henry Gather, Newton county
DR.. } S Hamilton, Athens
Edward bancroft, Z"
A P Dearing,
A Livingston. Newton county
Hon. I Smith, Jefferson county
Richards, Newton county
John II Chisholm, y est Point
stephen D Hcnrd, Augusta
ar. II II Steiner,
" D Grant. Walton
Rev. W NJ Cunningham, La Grange
Col, Is G Locket, Doughcrty county
Hon. Herschell v johnson, Jeffer, on co.
Is wilkins, Jefferson county
Jas. c Dcnhnm, Putnsm county
Printup, Columbia county
G NJ Stokes, Lee county
Rev. 1 Is West, Columbia county
v y Nunnally, walton county
W Swanson, Troup county
Thomas Warlhen, Washington county
Sterling Elder, Coweta county
Il Tobcrt, I"
Key. e s Camden, Brooke county
o Morton,
Samuel M Carter, Murray county
X Staplcr, Lowndes county
Montgomery, Fort Lamar
W Lewis. Decatur county
N Hill, Qnitman county
s p Burnett, /"
a White, Macon
V Brumby, Atlanta
Q K Nolan, Henry county
Il II Clark, Oglcihorpe county
II F. Woollcy, Cass county
Adams, Jones & Reynolds, Macon
j b Ross & Son, /"
w@rren, q Lone & Co., Augusta
Berrys g. Co., Rome
W c & J. Lanier, West Point
B Pye & Son, Forsyth
lsaao linrris. Springs Grove, N. G..
James Irwin, Charlotte, N. C.
Co!. Spcarman. Silver Street, 8. C.
II W BaieR, Orangeburg, s. q.
Col. Moore, Spartanburg, SC,
John IL Cathcart, WinnsborO, 8. G..
Thomas L Woodside, Greenville, 8. C.
W Barksdale, Laurens, 8. q.
Gov.G Du Pont, Quincy, Fla
George W SCOTT, Tallahassee, Fla
Given, Montgomery, Ala
J N Lightfoot, Abbevilie, Ala
s Thornton, Coosa River, Ala
John Is Bilbro, Tuskegce, Ala
A B Beall, Carthage, Ala
McC. Boyd, Camden, Ala
Thomas L l' Pegnes Oxford, Miss
Ferguson, Jackson. Miss
Foltz. Duck Hill, Miss
W W Topp, Columbus, Miss
DR.. J d Mcconnell, Brownsville, Miss
NJ Shryock, Winona, Miss
NJ 3 Jones, Batesville, Miss
II johnson. Brookhaven, Miss
\ Kennedy, Cofeeville, Miss
&C Williams, Okolona, Miss
! Ch.mPcna;s, ShuSuta. Miss
John 5 Finley, Holly Springs. Miss
WV Farmer. Monroe, In
Foank Stubbs,
J Green Hall, Covington, Tena
W N Beck, Middletown, Tenn
e Mathews, Mentioc clio, Ark.
DOT 25-6m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09
Fertilizers! Fertilizers I

HAVING secured tho Agency for Fair
IL field County for the following Fertill,
zera
Soluble Pacific Guano,
Baugh's Raw Bono Super Phosphate,
Tho Carolina Fertilizer,
Rhodes Super Phosphate,
Orohilla Guano,
Cotton Food.
Maryland AmmoEiated,
Compound Acid Phosphate Of Limo, for
composing with cotton seed;
And Zelrs Ammonatcd Bone Super.
Phosphate.
/ am now prepared to supply my friends
with any Of the above as low as the snmo
can be purchased in nny other mar
ket with Freight and Drayage added. Call
at my store and get circulars descriptive Of
their respective merits.
JNO. II. CATHCART.
feb l, 1870
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09
The Last SensationI

TUST received a fresh supply Of Fine
e Durham Smoking Tobacco, Cameo
oysters, Shrimps, Pickles, Starch, Coffee,
Sugar, Lard, Caxes, Table Salt, Flour, Soap,
Liverpool Salt, Cheese. Candles, Shoes.
C.rockery, Tinware, Molasses, Stationary,
Hardware, Dry Goods, So, which we offer
low for cash. j. MCINTYRE n co.
jan l8
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

and hhTlzh is made from the phophs Carolina
er"a nnno us Fsrzi"E Properties These
ST. We the analysis "e"
LABORATORY OFS
Anaysi sample OF Carolina EG0o,
n
"
nsrTl "c""""''o lent 10 1l27
""'"' w ElnNaiehtio 1913 lnsoullc bncl
Sulphurc Ac c''ii'nAe OF Limo
Of Puta
OF Soda,
W '"'""lT
WcN g. U SHEPARD,
nv ~
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VIRGINIA ADMITTED

usr received at Corner No. Sugar,
e. Coffee, Mackercl in Barrels, Half Bar.
rels and Kits; Cheese, Citron, Currents.
candies, Potash, Parlor Matches. SC. ut
Jan ~ III. W. DESPORTES.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

The papers are telling how Beocher
wanted to marry Fanny Fern once,
but she said "Shoo, fly" Fanny
always was sensible.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

Tho Romo Courier says there never
was better "stund" of wheat in
North Georgia and Alabama at this
season OF the year than there is now.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

John G. Breckinridge is about to
take editorial charge Of ono of tho
Lexington (ky.) newspapers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

Somebody has said that "We ought
always to believe less than wo are
told" This may be safe maxim for
general use, but when woman in.
trusts you, in confidence, of course
with her age, you may always believe
great deal more than YOU are told.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

Tho "Fat Contributor" says that
ne has made $4,000 by lecturing
this wintcr, and would have mado
moro IT no could only iooturo and
tend door ut the same time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

Ono hundred and nineteen South
crners have just been brought back to
thus country from Brazil. They ar.
rived in state of utter dcstitution in
New York. They toll sad story of
their hardships.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

There is considerable talk in Now
York about running A. T. Stewart
for Governor next fail. "Tho idea"
has been started in the Union League.
The idea is, wo suppose, that he will
she'll out largely for election purposes,
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SomE SnAME.-Onc representative
has lodged the verdict Of tho COM
mitteo Oh tho sale Of cadetships quite
IN advance of any public appearance
of his guilt. lTo therefore has some
shame; but how utterly void Of all
sense of the respect due to tho worlds
opinions must they be, and hold
Whittemoro to be, who now urge that
that ousted member will return on n
now election. -Ne,O York Herald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

: A person who now keeps gontle.
mans furnishing store il now called a
shirtist.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

'Juiis, what isa Earallclogram 7"
"A parry what p
~ parallelogram.'
"A parallo.ogra.n, Mr.. Snow, is pro.
duced by substractipg dor surfase ofa
triangle from tho equilibrium of half
dc Iadishes. Do you understand 2
W conrse ! does. I only axed to
see how much do nigger know'd.'
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III . Wv T'ng2x~YAitu1reS
GOOD FURNITURE!
CWEI.P .FURNITUREI

UST received direct from the best facio.
u rics of New York and Boston. Consist.
ing OF fine Rosewood ard Chesnut suits,
conpleto Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus,
Sofns, Divans, Parlor Chairs. Stands, &C.,
Bed Steads and Chairs of fifteen different
grades each, Wnrdrobes. Saloon Tables and
everything usually kept in the Furniture
Lire, which wo propose TO sell rs cheap as
can DC bought anywhere in tho State. Call
and see. JOHN MCINTYRE & CO
oct %
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The great State Of New Yok, by
its Democratic Management, and tho
thrifty, practical and economical
State of Maine, by its Republican al.
ministration, both propose to pay the
Interest on their public debt in gold,
thus following the example set by
South Carolina. ~ Y. HroM.
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BARGAINSi BARGAINSI

OHuOHItVO DHnOHiNS
In order to change Investment wo will soil
at reduced and popular prices, from this
date Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware and Gro
oeries. and we not only invite inspection Of
our goods, but n comparison with tho Cheap
Goods offered for sale
Just Received.
Flour, Lard and Bacon, md on censign.
ment a ohoico 10: Of Corn, Buists Fresh
Garden Seeds, jurt 10 hand.
Terms Cash.
THOMpsoN & WOODWARD.
fob z
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MunDER.-A report reached US
yesterday, that few evenings since,
the wife Of The Rev. Mr.. Rawlins was
shot through the window, aud killed
by colored boy, discharged the day
previous, on account Of bad conduct.
Mr.. Rawlins is Northern man,
and in charge Of colorod Methodist
Church, near Dallas, CASTOR County.
- Chalohc Times.
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\ MIXTURE or ToNGuEs. "A homi-
c,dal ease was recently tried in the
british Consular Court, at Carlo,
Egypt, which exhibited singular il.
Inatratlon Of tho diversity Of nation.
alitics possible in tribunals of this
description. The council were Irish
man, the inlgo an Englishman, the
jury Nrincipn!'y Scotchmou, and the
prisoner Il Maltese. Tie man who
had been killed in brawl was an
Italian. The witnesses were from va
r!"nS counties, and interpreters Of
!'X different languages wcro called
iAto rcqnisitiou.
Since the confusi IN of tongues Mt
b"hNl we do not suppose a more clear
y defined mixture OF languages and
dialects has occurred than tho one
described.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

Currency Expansion III Congress aud War
o thc supreme lOuIL OH the Legal
'rolUnia
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09

y Wealthy local EDlron.-We
are glad that there is ono wealthy
local" IN the world. According to
his own figures, the local of tho Han.
nibal (Mo.) Courier, is tho wcalthiest
newspaper man in the world. Flo sums
~ his worldly possessions in this wise ;
Mrs. Local (par value) $1,000, 900 !;
ono fvc year old local, $50OOoO ono
seven weeks Oh local, $3.50, 900; cash
on hand, i3 cents; duo on account.
$l snndrics, II cents. Total, 81.
lOU,75O .65, yearly Income, one local.
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Commissioner Delano decides in 4
case where twelve gallons Of spirits had
been put into a barrel of blackberrles,
that there was no reason for the barrel
being afterward gauged and stamped, as
in the case of rectified spirits; taking
the ground that in such an instance the
intention was to preserve che blackber-
ries and not to manufacture spirits.
The Louisville Courier Journal thinks
the charge that it never approved an
act of President Grant unjust When
he refused to receive the Cleveland pus,
it SAID he did just right.
An order has been issued from the
War Department appointing tile fifty
eight cadets recently graduated at Mil
waukee Academy Second Lieutenants,
and respectively assigning them to regi-
ments,i in place of those promoted or re-
signed.
The mitsatueuse may not be palata-
bic medicine, but the Prussians do not
find it hard to take. They had taken siS
of them at last accounts.
The famous Indian runner, Kearonwe
is going to England. He has never been
Beaten on.foot or on snow shoes, and has
run mile in 4.27 with but a weeks train
ing.
Upon hearing that the Prince Frede
rick Charles meant to attack Nancy, Mrs
Partington. told Ike that, she always
thought those Prooshan Princes were
mean enough to strike woman.
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B j / HlkY COLLEGE

NlHB Thirtieth Session of this Institution
i will commence on Monday, 26th Sep
tember, 1870, and terminate on the 18th
of June, le71. tits romantically situated in
the midst Of the beautiful and healthy hill
country of the "Panhandle". OF West Viz
ginia, easily accessible by railroad or river
and surrounded with the most favorable in
fuences for student life 1t has a. property
in Endowment. Buildings, Apparatus, ,Ebrary,
&c., of over $3.50 600, and is thus enabled to
sustain a faculty and furnish facilities for a
thorough education, of the very first order
AMPLE ACCOMMODATION are provided
for both public and private boarding, and un,
furnished rooms will be let to students who
wish to board themselves -
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION. l. Regular
Literary. Course, including the Ancient Lam
guages, fol, the Degree of Bachelor of Arts.
2. Literary and Scientific Course for the De-
gree of Bachelor Of Sciences. 3. The Course
for Master of Arts. 4. The Course for Master
of Scisnces. s. Special Courses jim Practical
Chemistry, Civil frightening, &c. Detailed
Information as to these courses win be found
in our catalogue. ~
tion has complete set of Philosophical Ap.,
paratus, and students who wish it are trained
in the use of Field instruments -also thor
oughly fitted up Laboratory, for practical in
struction and work in Chemical Analysis, and
an ample Museum for the study, of Natural
History. .3
TERMS:
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding from
So to SIS per week. Unfurnished rooms SIS
per session to each student, PREF airing for the
Ministry. Free tuition to sons of Ministers
of the Gospel of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue
20 Prof. C. L, Loos, Secretary, or to
w. K. PENDLETON, President,
| jy26m3. Bethany, West Va.
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Monroe County Correspondence.
August Sth, 1870.

August oGn, 1911.
EDS. SPIRIT: You have been interro
eating the numerous readers of youl
valuable paper, in reference to the oldest
citizen of Monroe County. In reply tc
your interrogation I viii introduce to
your notice Mr.. Phillip Smith, of Bethel
Township.
He Is native of Germany, was born
in the year 1857, and is, consequently,
103 years of age. He enlisted in the
French army in 1902 and served, as q
private soldier, IA years; he was with
Bonapartc, in his Russisn campaign
which resulted so disastrously to the
French arms. He witnessed the destruc-
ton of Moscow, the sacred city Of the
Russians, and with its destruction, per-
ished his hopes of wintering in that land
of SNOW, andy obliged to return with
his discounted commander to France.
His sojourn in that land of the vine, was
but brief; the tocsin of war was again
sounded throughout Western Europe,
and Napoleon took up his march for
"Waterloo" So our friend Smith was
obliged TO witness his final defeat; he
left France shortly after the return of
the French army and came to America,
settled near Lebanon, converted his
sword into plow shear, and engaged In
agriculture. He is still able to carry the
products of his dairy to market. He is
a member of the M. E. Church, a warm
supporter of the Democratic party, q
good citizen, and respected by all who
know him.
One of the Oldest Pioneers Of Monroe
county, is Abram Forshey, of Franklin
township. He was born in Virginia,
about the year l7S5, came to Monroe
county in 1910, settled on Duck creek,
then part of this county, such a thing
as road, then, through that part of the
county, was not known; the tobacco he
raised he took to Marietta market on
horse back The nearest mill was 20
miles from his residence, besides these
difficulties, he had to contend with wild
animals and Indians, He was a great
bear hunter, he once visited a den of
these animals, in company with several
Others, and not wishing to destroy them
without being certain they were fat
enough for food, Mr.. Forshey-like
old Putnam entering the wolfs den
crept in on hands and knees TO solve the
difficulty, not finding them In as good
condition as he desired, ,he beat retreat,
f<fs Al
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Mild, Certain, Safe, and Efficient

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It at once relieves and ityigoratss ALL TnR
VITAL rtSorIoss, without causing at any time,
or under any circumstances. tho slightest in.
jury to any of them i.
The most complete. and uniform SUCCESS
has for many. years attended its use in France
and some portions Of the United States, and
t is now offered to the general public, With
the most absolute conviction that il can
never fail to accomplish all that is claimed
for Il, ~
It is HARMLESS in THE EXTREME, at all times,
and under all circumstances. and is usE-
ouALLED by any remedy yet known to the
world where purgative is indicated.
Itproducss little, ,pr no PAIN in its operation;
leaves the otssns entirely free from irritation,
and never, in-the slightest degree, oyertaxes
or e1cites the nervous system, ID
In BnIrous DISEASES, Indigestion and Dys-
pepsta, II is INVALUABLE.
tits the grand PuRiFiBR OF TfE BLOOD, and
hence cannot fail to eradicate from the sys-
tenn Scrcfala,, Rrysipelas, Salt Rheum, ,Canker,
and Cutaneous Eruptions generally. Irregu-
lar or want Of appetite, Colds; Coughs, ,Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Catarrh Collie Pains, piasrh9a,
Water -brash, Sour and Bitter Stomach, and
foulness and falntpess Of the same, Impure
breath, dizziness, sympathetio.uervous or sick
headaohe,, Rheumatism, Cont, and Inlamma-
ton in all forms-these and all kindred dis
eases can alwayssbe WHOLLY CURED or greatly
relieved BY this mild, !, yet powerful remedy.
GRHERAL DEBlLIrY with its inseparable ac-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and physical-such
as green sickness, lAssitnds of mind and
body. ldioWsiness, indsposition 10 exercise,
weakness of the limbs. feelings Of discourage
ment, t,dsspondency and distrust : all disappear
under its magic influence.
| 1t regulates aud inyigorates the bowels; is
sure kNripofR for Obstinate costiveness and
piles; gives renewed, vigor, to the stomach;
evokes tile acti6n OF the Liver; dispatches
the 5eiloW dye Of jaundice and eradicates
from the skin, bilious spots or mold moth
and freckles.
1t exctes the Kidneysto renewed, vigorous
and healthy action; and is certain TO bring
prompt relief in all cases of Diarrhea and
IDysintery.
Itis eminently effective in thc cure of ALI
DlssAsEs OF CHILDREN, however infantile, ,espe
cially for collie, worms, and irritation and
| frelfulness while teething
| As a DINNER PILL or piGEsrER, 1t is second
to none other, taken NTH the food. 1t ops
rates as general alternative, whereby the On
tire impaired organism is stimulated to re-
newed energy, and to a healthy vigor and
Vitality. Il extensively used by the Fac
ulty as convenient and thorough cathartic
having no action other than the one intend
ed. 9Ysent by mail on receipt of price and
postage, viz
Boz, so 25 Postage 6 cents:
5 Boxes l 90 Postage l8 cent?.
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medi
cines, and by TURNKR h co,
Sole Proprietors,
auEsw4. 40 fremont st, Boston, Mass
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Tuesday. August I6. 1870.
County Officers.

s.vbate Judge, W. t. srseLlrR; office in
the Court House.
House.
Treasurer, DANIEL NSuHARr; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court JERR. WILLIAMS; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. sriraas, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. D. o'cossoR; ONCE in the Court
Sheriff, ,GsoReE cALDwEIL;offce in the Court
House
commissioners-fsiAc BRRsHARn, WIN.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CKHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, O. s. SLOAN; Pos soffice Stafford
ln6rmary Directors, P. ScHuMAcHRR, SR.,
STEPuEs DoueHERrY, JKssE JACKSON.
..sCoroner, JoHs MuHLExAs, Esa.; Baresvills,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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The County Infrmary Controver-

Within the past few days I have been
informed, by friends, that it is cha rg.
ed that am the author of Mr.. p.
ScHuMAoHER's communications.
That there may be perfect under
standing, will state that the communi-
cations of Mr.. ScHUMAcuER can be seen seen
at my office at any time. AS Editor, 1
assist i correcting the manuscript of
both writer's, but hace nothing to do wtth
the authorship Of either, neither haze I
any interest In the matter, more than any
other taxpayer. I make this explanation,
not through fear of any threats towards
me, but IN order that tile pubic may
not be misled
Woodsfeld, o. HENRY R. WEST,
Aug. 18th, TO-. Editor SPIRIT
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nEWe are Glad General Lee has

ES-We are glad General Lee has not
rendered his services to either of the
European ,helligerents He can safely
rest his military reputation where it now
is. The Prussian Field Marshal Won
Moltke, in the presence of several Amer
ican gentlemen, once paid the great Con
federate chieftain a compliment which,
from such lips, was indeed worth having.
81 consider General Lee" said the old
veteran, ''as soldier not inferior to
wellington" His auditors were all
Northern men, but they relished the re-
mark none the less as deserved tribute
to an American soldier.-Ne,o York
Commercial Adrertiscr. 5sds 1.
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NEW AND DEslRABLE SONGS. Mr.. j.
p. Shaw, music publisher, Rochester, N.
T., has just issued the following songs
in sheet form.
ANGELS; ARE NEAR Thee To-NIGHr.-
Words and music by E. II. Sherwood.
Price 80 cts. A song Of more than or
'dinary merit, refined in sentiment and
elegantly set to music.
FoUsD. Dead IN THE SNow.-By L. 3.
Hicks, price 40 cts A sweetly pathetic
song, descriptive of atouching incident
It cannot fail to find many admirers.
These songs may be obtained of any
music dealer, or Of the publisher, post
age nee on receipt Of the marked price
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts will be FOR hearing
Thursday. August 25, 1870: Ri
Isaiah Cosn Guardian of Stephen Cosn'i
heirs, partial. ~
John Halliday Guardian of James Mccain
final. - 1,
Wm Hudson Admir- Of Elijah Hudson, final.
Cyrus Edgat Admir- Wm. Custar, final.
R. NJ. Cline Admir- of John Cline, partial !,
Jacob McVay Ex'r of Jas. Carmichael, final.
Robert Jackson Ex'r of Isaac Jackson, final.
n. Lohr Ex'r of B. E. Diegel, final. e1
Il. Muhleman Ex'r of ]. A. Lankard, final. 81
c. Diehl Rx'r Of Casper Yockey, partial. -,
WESTERN, T.. SINCLAIR,
jyi2wtd. Z Probate Judge. !;
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Special Session OF the County
commissioners.

The Board convened in special sess-
ion on Monday, the Sth inst. Present: /:
Messrs. WoRKMAN, BERNHARD and
CEHRs.
The Board awarded the contract for
building abutments at mouth of oppos-
sum creek, to Isaac Stickler, of PoWhat-
ton Point, at So % per perch.
Allowed Jacob Yoho $50 for putting
stone on road between Lewisville and
Woodsfield.
Allowed j. z. Sprigss $50 40 for pro-
curing keys for Court House, and attend
ing to case of Ohio VS.. Hyssom before
Judge of the Supreme Court at Athens.
Adjourned to meet on the 10Th inst.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm in
i Washington township, Monroe county, o.,
containing [l40l one hundred and forty acres.
This farm lies 2 - miles north of the town of
Graysville; .1U0 acres of cleared land and the
remaining 40 acres good timber land There
is an excellont apple orchard of largo bearing
trees; it is well watered. and there is a good
well at the residence. The buildings consist of
two round and one hewed log house; one log
barn 63 feet long by 80 feet wide, and five to-
bacco houses, three in good and two in tolera-
BILE order, 6 Fl lft4 sf ".
who may desire to purchase. Seeding priyile,
ges will be given this fall and full possession on
the 1st day Of April, 1871.
~ q ISAAC BEARDMORE,
iy19w5. Graysville, Monroe Co., o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-16
For the Spirit.l
Sunday School Institute; BealIs.
willie. Ohio.

Dear Friends of the Sunday School Work:
The Committee appointed by the Sun
day School Association of Monroe Co.,
have made arrangements for Sunday
School Institute to be held at Beallsyille,
commencing Friday, August .26, at u
a M, and will continue in session until
the evening of August Is, emitting Sab
bath forenoon. Institute held in the
Presbyterian meeting house.
Nearly all the ministers of our county
have promised attendance, and many 9th
ers of our best Sunday School workers
We do not only say that all are iacited
but It is the duty Of all to bear part il
this work. Come Teachers, Scholars
and Parents. j. S. Covert,
Chm of Com.