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IL SouxRrLY HosEsr Never try dir
" dodgss to make money. It will new
Or pay you to lick honey of of thorns.
An hpnsst psn viii not make q dog OF
himself for tie sake Of getting . bone.
He Reds have long spoon who could
est. out Of The sarne dish with Satan
Nsrsr ruin your soul for the sake Of
pelf; 1t is like drowning yourself in a
we'll to get drink Of water. Take moth
ing in. hand that may bring you repent
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Notice in Partition.


T,LIzABHrH PEPPER, George ". Pepper
~ Jobn Pepper, Elisabeth .. lmss sud De.
mas lines her husband. Andrew =. Pepper,
Hanson Pepper and Alfred Pepper stll ssks
notice that petition was dlsN asainss then
on the 23d day Of March, 4. D. 1870 ~ sne
court Of common pleas Within and fss shs
county of Monroe and stsss Of Ohio. By Masy
Niles aud ;Wiliiam q. hiles her husband, ard
Is low pending. wherein said Mary hiiss de-
mands partition Of the following real sstass
situate in Monroe county, Ohio. . VT: The
northwest quarter Of thu southeast quarter
and TIE gsonth psFt sof o. npyshsstt 4Parsss
Of section txsnfy two towSihipsix sSdeanse
seven. containing in al sishty-avs soses; and
that st the July Term 4. D 1870 q sesd
Court, the said Msry hilss and WiIlisn h
Miles VIII apply for % order thst past,elsa
NAV be made u said prsuisss. md The dssss
Of said Pepper assignsd thsssi.. g
3s- aie fas AMOS D sPRl00a.a ~
mch7svs, Attys fos psstsissssss .
f. ~. - af.r
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The Governor of Minnesota has we
fosd the Female Suffrage bill, passed BY
the Legislature of that State, ON the
serodnd thst it submits the question to
the woneil who are notlegal voters, and
that il is not called for by public senti.
msut.
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IrrArr1u--rwo RHKHGErIc tUUN8
w MRN q capsaessss ~ ~ ssls u
" heller & Wilson Sewing nsshlneA
Wagon tssu sad ostee lsssisl14 - y
charge. Apply 70 Wn.DUnpn9 ! 60
No. ss Monroe isssss. WAssl,so. y. ".
mchl6n1.
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Master commissioners Sale.
Marshal Morrow
70.
Noah BoFtner q d.

ny virtue Of mandsss 10 - dissss-
"a RON the sceurt n esnnss pleas si
Monroe county, Ohio, VIII efes iss sale q
the front door sf the ceart Hepss = W
town Of woodsasld, on 49,. -.
( Saturday, tle, 8o1 day ef april 1870,
betwesn ne hours Of 10 e'aleek = =. as1
o,cioek .. n, the iollevins .dsesllhsa psal -
tate situsts in ssid eounsy of nsnfeps - NJ
Lot numasr sishy-pisss h Ne sssa =
Woods6sld. Il ssf,
Appraised q ss2s. ....s ISL
,moh22ws. Aasisr cennineissss.
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TH Z ST "A n II 1L,
Con the corner Rast Of Main csoss ~
Henry Minsterman, +: =. Hropetetos.

THIS House has besn thessaehly ssassasA1
and repaired. Having supsriss fasilitissssv.
srything viii BE- done 70 make ~ gussts
comfortable.
The table is slways sapplis1 With The best
the market affords. Coed rooms and elssn
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are attached 70 The Hsuss. Bv.
cry effort wiitte made ior the eouibss sf ths
patrons. Bosrders taken BY The Aay, sssk,
month or yea, sspiy.
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MoTEL

. 3fa;s Street, Rornssstlle, Ohio. Hf
r. e. EraAler, :,ltss Rrpproeeer.
HURSrS will ind sths hest sseennedAtisn
lI .. this House, and no pains viii bssPased
10 make them comfortable. .rese,- -.
Hacks lsass the Hotsl every nsrntng fss
wssdsaeld. Csrriassa Abd driven furnishsd
travellers 1t all times, ss,s, s !, ssp44s,
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The Way to go West or South.
The fine side-wheel steamer
MAJOR ANDEHSON,
Administrators Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the 9th DAT OF APRIL,
" 1870, at O'Clock in the afternoon, on
the premises, viii be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, As the property
Of Thomas b. Morris, deceased, to Wit: The
east half of the northwest quarter Of section
six township seven Of range seven, except
two rods square in the southeast corner of
said land for the purpose of retaining the
graveyard, containing eighty acres more or
less, al! in Monroe county, Ohio.
. Appraised at $3.50.
TBRNs-0ne-third cash IN hand, one. third
In one year, and one.third in two years; de-
fsrred payments to bear intersst from day Of
sale, and to be secured BY mortgage on the
premises. HENRY MORRIS. Admir-.
msh8td. AMos h SPRIsas, Att'ys
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teBlank Deeds and Mort
iof sals At his Office.
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Legal Notice.

T,LIJAH BRNETT. Elisha BENEFIT, Riley Be.
lI nett and Rosana Stubbs and 80 Stubbs
her husband, will take notice that on the 10th
day Of February, 1870, Rdmund u. Rice fled
in the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county. Ohio, his petition in and BY which
he demands partition. Of the southeast quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter OF section twsn-
ty-six in township tour Of range six, and the
northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
Of section twenty-five In township four Of
range six, in Monroe county, Ohio wherein
said Edmund II. Rice claims to own one undi-
vided hfth part, and that the said Klijsh Be-
nett, Rlisha BENEFIT, Riley Bennett and Rossns
stubbs each own ono undivided nth part and
that at the April term said Edmund n. Rics
viii ask for an order Of partition or snch
other proceedings as may be authorized BY
law. KDAUND n. RICK,
By HoLLisrsa B OKss, Att'ys.
feblsw e
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Teachers Notice.

THY Board Of Hammers will hold meetings
/ for examination Of Teachers At Woods
6sld, % follows:
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4 win pay shsI sIhighsss nsshss pssssNs
Bacsn. And 10 thossin tevu 3a6slng ~
hams, shoulders sr sidss, ! wIl saltlS = tls
lowest market rates. cslt tAnd s1sni66 ~
stock. So ,s = i. s' {.
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To Owners Of Real Estate
IN MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.

&
A IL persons having Deeds Of Conveyance
n Of Real Estate in said county, " hich have
mot yet been entered for transfer, are respect
fully requested to present the same for trans
fer, without delay; and all persons having
legal title to, and paying taxes On, Real Es-
tate, which is in the name Of other parties,
upon the Tax Duplicates, are likewise reques-
ted to call and have the Books in the Audi.
tors Ofice corrected. Parties wishing to
have such corrections made should bring
with them their Deeds, or such other legal
evidence as they may have, Of ownership, as
no transfers or corrections will be made ex.
espt upon such evidence. A prompt compli-
ancs with this request will, in many instan-
oss, prevent annoyance to Taxpayers, and
mach perplsxity to District ASS essoss, County
Treasurer and Auditor.
jaalims. sAM'L aRIxsnAw, Aud.
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Sheriff Sale.


Warren Hollister Administrator of Alexander
Armstrong,
John Cooper, Catharins Cooper his wife, and F.
A. Lamping.
QY virtue Of . mandate TO me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will ofer for sale At the
front door Of the court house in ths town oi
Woodsfeld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. and o'clock pm, on
Taesday, the 18th day of April 1870, Z
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit: The northwsst
quarter Of the northwest quarter of ssetisn
nine township four and ranss ix, containing
forty acres more or lesa ans
GEORGE CALDWELL
Sheriff and Special haster n. G. o.
nchlwb.
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sReurr TrARs-Forty years once
seemed long and weary pilgrimage to
tread. It now seems but step. And
vet; along the way, are broken shrines
where Z. thousand hopes have wasted
into ashss footprints sacred under their
drifting dust green mounds, the grass
al which is fresh With the watering OF
tears, shadows even, which We would
NOT forget
.IZfl-5-7T- ~
.FRucALITY.--1t is the power OF every
honest man, who means to retain
bis honesty, to refrain from inculging
IN expepses which be cannot afford. A
disregard Of this maxim, the result OF
the ignorant indulgence Of their own az
fairs. has ruined all my name and race.
They did not know what they could af.
ford, and some ! fear, did not care."-
JoHx RAnpeLfH.
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P PEMBERT0.N H = l0lUI!SE
LEwIsLIxGAaAN, Prsrrisssr.
30 w,ssr 81 bet. Mossus , Quincy.
wHEELIN0, v. Va.

THIS House has bssn recently fsssishsd
i Throughout. and the proprietor vill spess
no pains to make his guests comibstAbls. III
table Win b. supplied With he bsst Ne nas.
ket a1ords. spf57S. !,
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Sheriff Sale.
E. B. Long & Co.
Joseph Wshr.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
I'D from the court Of common pleas of Mon.
roe county Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house in the town of
Weodsheld, on
Saturday, the 9th day of April, 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and
o'clock pm. the following describes real es
tate In said county. to wit: Situate in the
southwest quarter Of section twelve township
seven and range seven, and more particularly
described as follows: beginning for the same
at stake marked With cross, situated east
ward, and within three or four rods of the
northeast corner Of lot number forty, in the
town Of Calais; thence north. nineteen and
one half degrees east six rods and fourteen
links; thence north eleven and one half
degrees east four rods; thence south seventy
and one half degrees east one rod and four.
teen links; thence south elsven and one half
degrees west four rods; thence south seventy
six and one half degrees east six rods and
eight links; thence south 6ftesn degrees est
four and one half rods; thence westward to
the place of beginning, containing BY esti.
mstion hfty two square rods,
Appraised at $500.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
feb1sws. Sheriff n. CO.
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EAs ERN WORK,

Of the same wear, either 1t Wholesale o.
Retstl, viii be sold a the lowsst Cash Psiss.
mch3lm6. CHARLES LOBRN6fKN.
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THE UNION HOUSE,
Lssi.ciue. Xsrros Cesssy. on.
JOHN sEAsAuGu, .rr.prs..sr.

rTHIs ff0tsi has been ycasssl ssssslly. asa
/ Is no~ IN 6rst rate stdsr. ~ SAb1e y
supplied With the tess, ana ths ssavslss vsif
6ud his iodginga supssios 10 nsss ssssssy
hotels. The stabling 10 new. s.let sIlts.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

HoHE CouRTEslEs-I am one of those
whose lot in life it has been to 70 out into
an unfriendly world at an early age and
ofnearly twenty families, in which made
my home in the course of about nine years,
there were only three that could be
designated a. happy families and the
source Of trouble was not so much the
lack Of love, ~ the lack of care to manifest
it. The closing words of this sentence
gives Us the fruitful source of family
alterations, of heartaches innumerable, OF
sad faces and gloomy home circles. shot
30 much lack Of love as the lack Of care ia
manifest it." What world of misery ID
suggested BY this brief remark! Not
more than three happy homes in twenty Z
and the cause SO manifest, and SO easily
remedied All, in the small, sweet cnurte-
sizes Of life, what power resides In look,
. word, q tone, how much of happiness OF
disquietude may be communicated Think
Of it reader, and take the lesson home with
you.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

TIE original Gag of England was the
banner of St. George, that is white with a
red cross, which, three years after james
!. ascended the throne, twas incorporated
with the banner of Scotland, that is blue
with q diagonal cross. This combination
obtained the name of "Union jack" in
allusion to the union with Scotland, and
the word Jack may be considered cor
ruption of the word Jacques, or James
This arrangement continued until the
union with Ireland, in 1901, when the
banner of st. Patrick, that is, white with
a diagonal red cross, was thus amalgama.
ted with it, and forms the present union
flag.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06
Equatorial Mars.

It is very generally agreed that the
Schleswig- Holstein muddle was the most
inexplicable quarrel ever raised. Carl
Schurz used to say that if the Almighty
got stuck on anything it must have been
on that conundrum. Bismarck was conce-
ded to be a great man because he appear
ed to understand that subject. Whether
he really did or not no mortal is compe-
tent to judge. It was more than half sus-
pected that the mystery Of that contest
was its Teutonic character. The Germans
are hard to be understood in their philoso-
ply. Why not in their politics, national
and international, civic and military?
But war has just begun to take shape
between Holland and Venezuela which
shows that at least one branch Of the Teu-
tonic family can fight on simple, intelligi-
gle terms. The facts in the case as CLEAN
ed from Caracas letter to the New York
World, are simply these: Venezuela, like
the other South American Republics, has
q civil war on hand. One party is lead by
Guzman, the other by Monagas. A few
months ago the latter was in the ascendant
and Dutch mail steamer, the Honauer,
received an order for amunition. By the
time Highfyer got back to Laguayra Guz.
man was virtual President--for the anar-
chists down there are perpetually playing
at seesaw--and His Excellency proceeded
to detain the vessel. The Dutch Consul
tried to make the Venezuelan understand
that, according to the laws Of nations, he
could only confscate the contraband arti-
cles, but he could not see it in that light.
Another substantially similar case arose,
| and was similarly disposed of. Thereup-
on the Charge d Affairs demanded. bis pass
ports and left the country. The next move
on the board was to send man-ofwar to
the port of Laguayra to demand satisfac-
ton. Once before this bellicose method
Of reasoning was tried by Holland, and
the Venezuelans were brought to terms
but Guzman is plucky. On the 2lst Of
May lively little fire was opened, causing
considerable proprietary damage. No lives
were taken by the bombs, SO far as report
ed. An armistice was brought about by
the representatives of other nations, and
| so far the bombardment has not been re-
newed. The ports of Maracaibo, Lavela
and Porto Cabello are closed against all
commerce, and have been for six weeks
Whether this Venezuela Holland fight will
have any further developments or not, the
future only can determine; but as it stands
| it is hardly more serious than the Dutch
Swede battle so Numerically described by
Diedrich Knickerbocker. The god of war
seems to be about the same, whether in
temperate or torrid zone, and when well
piled with lager, prefers bluster or dan
der and blixom," to blood and carnage
Evidently Mars is getting sensible in his
old age.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

WHAT JOHN BRIGHT SAYs.-A London
correspondent of the New York World has
interviewed Mr.. John. Bright, the leader
Of the woman suffrage movement in Eng
land. Mr.. Bright's views on the leading
questions in British politics are published
ct great length. In regard to the leaders
of the woman suffrage movement in
America, Mr.. Bright said
He had no sympathy whatever with re.
formers Of America, ike Tilton, Stanton,
and Anthony, who sought the suffrage for
women in order that with it they might
overturn society and bring about reign
Of free-lovers, free.divorce, and the aboli
ton of the headship of men in the family
Happily, in England the agitation in favo,
Of woman suffrage had been kept wholly
free from such issues as these, and thu
persons engaged in it he: regarded the doc
trines preached on the rostrums of woman,
rights meetings in America with horror
and disgust.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

Let your children alone when they
gather around the family table; it is .
cruelty to hamper them with manifold
rules and regulations about this, that,
and the other. AS long as their conduct
is harmless as to others, encourage them
in their cheeriness. IF they do smack
their lips, and their suppings ofmilk and
other drinks can be heard across the
street, il does not hurt the street let
them alone. What if they do take their
soup with the wrong end of the fork, let
them alone.
Suppose child does not sit as straight
AZ ramrod at the table; suppose cup
or tumbler slips through its little fingers
and deluges the plate Of food below, and
the goblet is smashed and the table.
cloth is ruined; do not look thousand
scowls and thunders, and scare the poo,
thing to the balance of its death, for il
was scared half to death before II
"didn't 60 to do it," Did you never lei
a glass slip through your fingers since
you were grown? Instead of sending
the child away from the table in anger
if not even with threat, for this or any
other little thing, be as generous as you
would to an equal or superior guest, Il
whom you would say, with a more Of
less obsequious smile, cit is of no pos
sible consequence" That would be the
form Of expression even to stranger
guest, and yet to your own child yoy
remorselessly, and revengefully, ani
angrily mete out swift punishment
which for the time almost breaks it,
little heart, and be-littles you amazing
".
The proper and more efficient ant
more Christian method of meeting tn,
mishaps and dclinquencies and impro
prieties Of your children at the table il
either to take no notice of them at thu
time, or to go further, and divert atten
ton from them at the very instant, i
possible, or make a kind apology TO
them but afterward in an hour or two
or, better still, next day, draw the child'
attention to the fault, if fault it was, il
friendly and loving manner; point ou
the improperly in some kindly way
show where it was wrong or rude,
and appeal to the child's self.respect O.
manliness. This is the best way to cor
rect all family errors. Sometimes it ma,
not succeed sometimes harsh measure
may be required; but try the depreca
ting or the kindly method with perfec
equanimity Of mind, and failure will b
Of rare occurrence DIR. Hall.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06
Coed News for the Ladies'.
We clip the following from the Detroit
Mnohon ;n and Tnvonknr

M0CQ8UlO 6UO xuvCuOTs
The Coop TINE CoHE.-The patent SO
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the
four motion feed sewing machine, has at
last expired, and an extension has been
refused. The day has gone by when o
machine costing but from SIS to $50 can
be sold at from $50 to $l25. We see that
the American Shuttle Sewing Machine
Company of Detroit are first in the field
with machine embodying all the best
features of the most costly article, and
while their machines are, in every partic,
ular, as perfect in their adaptation to all
classes of work as the Wheeler & Wilson,
Grover & Baker, and Singer, they are now
disposing of them at prices ranging from
$25 to $40. This is certainly an immense
reduction, and it's effects are already to be
seen by the large orders received, and the
large shipments being made daily by the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Com
pany, lis Bates street, Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason, of West Union,
Iowa, is the General Agent for Iowa and
Minnesota.
He wants live agents everywhere. Ex-
ira inducements offered. Send him stamp
for circulars and sample work. 702-yl
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

TOUCHING TRlBurE.-The New York
Commercial cleses touching tribute to
the memory Of Charles Dickens, thus:
How much the Tiny Tins, and Little
Nells, the poor Jones, the Warehouses;
and Smikes that still 20 rowing unbefriend-
ed through life, have suffered through
this calamity, they will perchance never
know-but those whose hearts bleed for
their wretchedness, and whose tears flow
freely ever their wrongs, may one day
point them to the grave Of Charles Dick
of one who fought their fight, and gave
up his life on the battlefield. He has
"moved on" to take his place beside the
simple lad of Tom All Alone's, though no
ministering Snagsby cheered his shadowy
retreat with the old mans Offering of an
unselfsh affection. The blow was toe
sudden, or world might have hung upon
his parting accounts and implored the
mercy Of the destroying angel.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

GRAND COUNCIL OF CHlPPEwAs.-Wel learn
from gentleman who resides in the In
dian country that . grand council Of the
various bands of chippewas will be held
between the 10th and 18th Of July, in tho
neighborhood Of the Agency Of Fort Rip
Icy. Runners have been dispatched to in
vite the attendance Of the leading men,
and preparations have been made to enter
tain them. It is believed that no hostile
measures will be inaugurated, but a. usu-
a on such occasions, there will be consid-
cradle complaint of their treatment-in
other words, grand gambling pow-wow, in
which all will join. A body of troops in
the vicinity Of the council, will have an
excellent effect in restraining the more
turbulent spirits from troubling the whites.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

Red Clouds staff consists Of l6 chiefs
and squaws. The chiefs have the fol-
lowing beautiful names: Red Dog, Red
Shirt, Rocko Bear, Blackhawk, Yellow
Bear, Brave Bear, He Grow, Red Flying,
Bear Skin, Living Bear, Sword, Fraid,
and One That Runs Through. John Red
shaw, half breed, accompanies the par
ty as interpreter. The squaws are Buffalo
Hump, Water Spirit, Sage Hen and Big
Mouth.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

AT the Episcopal Council of the Diocese
of Wisconsin, held at Milwaukee, on
Thursday, the following new cannon was
reported by the committee and adopted -
"Every communicate of the church mar
rying outside of our communion, or mar
ried by any other than clergyman of our
church, shall stand pro .tacto excommuni-
Gated"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

A young man at Patterson, N. j.. who
read that young lady's pulse always
beats stronger in the palm Of her hand
than anywhere else, tried to find out
for himself the other night, while sparkling
his intended, and she busted an iron
skillet over his head. He has concluded
that their pulses beat as strong over the
head as anywhere; but he is not Of an
inquiring turn of mind any more.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-06

Commissioner Delano has just rendered
the following decision: The word gallon,
as used in that part of the act of April
10, 1869, defining wholesale and retail IL
quor dealers, shall hereafter be construed
as meaning wine gallon, whether applied
to distilleries, wine or malt liquors.
Therefore, wholesale liquor dealers will be
limited in their sales to quantities of not
less than Eve wine gallons, and retail
liquor dealers to quantities of less than Eve
wine gallons, regardless of the proof of the
spirits sold.