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!, February "a.
,FLOlR-3nll and unchanged. -,.5iy !.
WHEAT-Uncfanged and dull; red
at 06a1 0S. ~ y -
,C0RN-Unchabged aud dull i, 6Sa72c
for damaged to good, and 74c for choice
sound white or yellow. tsssy ,sa'7
OATS--Firm st 53a54c. - 'eree g.
'seRYE-At 85a86c, aud dull. l'a ~
T BARLEY@DuH AID nominally un-
coTToN2Dall and ,c' lover lower, closing ,
unsettled; middlins at 22Ic. ~
gWfi ISKA&4 dvsneed0 10 95c, and
closed firm: good demand.
MESS ,PORK7-Sales 250 bbls city, q,
q 40.
BULK MEATS->Nominally log, 144,
1433 aud l5c for Shoulders, lib, clear rib
and clear sides, loose.
"BAC0N-Holders asked full prices
for sides sales of small lots of 10 to is
bbls at Ice for clear rib apd l6ssi1c ior
cleat. Shoulders dull at 12sal2tc.
-HAMS--Suear cured at 1Sa19c.
LARD--Neglected and prices nominal
at 14is15lc.
& BljTTER Scarce aud frn At s0a85c.
EGGSLFirm at 20c.
:. ,SEEDS-Clovers seed at 144a14Ic.-
Timothy at 25a4 so. Flaxseed at
OOa210 aa tsl.as IL ri ,acSfl5 rer
sUGAR--fnf fsit demand at 'iOasisac,
COID-1Ih4 buvino.
sMaCH ANGaEruRull ,asiisalslo dis
count buying.
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Noble County News,
TFrom the Republican, 18th ult.l !

from the Republican, 18th ult.
MARRIED january 3lst, at 7th SIR 1t
Church, GAINESVILLE, by Rev. K. ]. Jones,
Mr.. C. D. Robertson of Wheeling, w.
Va, to Miss Mollie r. Osburn of No
bic County ohio.
CHAsGE.-C. H. Goodrich, Esq, for
mer editor of this paper has sold out
his paper, the Moniteau Journal, and
gone into tile practice Of medicine in
California Missouri. Wcwish him sue
cess.
RELIGloys,-Rey G. g. Waters OF the
NJ. E. Church closed a protracted effort,
at Stones School House,a few days ago,
during progress of which thirtyni
Persons United with thechurch. Apro-
tracted meeting at Summerfield, conduct
ed BY Revs ]. H. Doan and S. Franklin,
is awakening deep interest in that town
Thirty persons have been taken into the
church, and the good work still contin-
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The March number Of Demofest's
Monthly Magazine is ali aglcM wifh lit
|erary gems, Useful information, ahd .
beautiful display Of the Spring Fashions
No magazine that comes to our table is
s6s welcome. or is carried to our home
with so much satisfaction as Demofest's
Monthly. The ladies are alwaysin &c.
stacies ever its mint of attractions and
artistic beauty. Each subscriber.at Ss
besides securing model pafldf 9aga
zine, also receives as a premium 1 large
and beautiful ENGRAVING, valued at $40
Address, Demorests Monthly, 1856
Broadway. Long live Demorest
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AGENTS wanted everywhere for
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Legal Notice.

ELIJAH BENEFIT. Elisha, BENEFIT, Riley Be-
IL neat and RosanG Ssabb5 aud - iStubbs
her husband, will tastsnosics' s'that % the loth
day Of February, 1870, Edmund N. Rice fled
hin tilss ssprtsot s6amsg -4isxs isf sMonros'
county. Ohio, his petitisuE Ein and by which
he demands partition Of the southeast quar-.
mr. Of the southwest quartsr Of section twen.
ty-six in township four of range six. spd the
northeast quarter. Of the northwest quarter
- section stssntyr6ve in township -four Of
range six, In Moproe county Ghio wherein
said Rdmund N. Rice clsims to own one audi-
vidsd nth part. and that the said Elijah Be-
nett, Elisha BENEFIT, Riiey BsnAt and Rosana
Stubbs each own one undivided ffth part, and
that at the April term said Edmund NJ. Rice
wi ask for an order of partition or. snch
other proceedings as may be authorized by
law. EDMUND NJ. RI ;k,
:, By HoLLisrsR & OxEt, Att'ys.
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ls FigJ 81 sEE0a4sspsb H3i
The events Of Wall street Today are
the most important since the opening Of
the new year. 1881 bonds sold at pre-
MUM in gold, while the latter fell TO 116s,
uadsr euormops sales andrtke nsFK from
Wsshington that the Senate had passed
resolution against the further increase
of eurrcncy. and from London of the
further rise in bonds. Stocks also fell l
to 5 pei cent, and thes spaaEketsKsssfor A
tine on The verge Of sRpie. IL rush
70 seii was great, and weak hoIdsSgs We're
slaughtered freely by brokers. Govern
ments also fell off in sympathy with gold
The day was altogethera gala one for the
bears.
,MONEY-A triAe more sactiye at 5Ae
on call.
STERLING--Quiet at 10Ss,l0S5.
!, GQLD:-LoWerss opened at l17s and
closed at ll6sal16l. Clearances s5?,-
600, 900. Carrying rates at 4a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Lower
but closed steady small offerings.
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The Knabe Piano.

Next to books there is no inanimate thing in
the house that can produce, SO much profitable
pleasure as Piano A library and Piano are
symbols Of q high civilization. These two
spread the noblcr banquet, where the soul i
fed, without fear Of gluttony Icr dissipation.
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
competitions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth. and permit US TO reag our Children
Under the influence of the noblest naturs \ $50
the Piano, with simple ilsant tstions bring us sp
from thsir sleep, tie bgptherhocd Of. song. and
persuades them ia, dwell among US.
OF the enormous variety Of Pianos manu-
factured, it must be admitted none have con-
tributed SO much TO the happiness, Of our
homes as tdoss osisbrstsd diinstruhsnts, ussd
by the thousands in every quarter OF the
globe, and manufactured by The world rs-
nownsd house Of Msssrs. VIZ, KxAsE& Co.,
Baltimore. Thos5 Pianos haye been before
the. pubic Tor more than 40 ysss, With !
steady. increase lot popularity, until to-day
they are pronouncsd by the greatest artists,
amstsurs, xncs The uniyersal Judgment Of the
pubic 1t largo tg be, the Bszr and most EELt-
ABLE Pianos made in the world.
-. - 30 ar. Z s-fv-ss & 'szs
BJoHx SsLrsKR q CeJ Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unequaled Knabe Piano, II L
lS East State stsessa acolunbus. 0.-sugs 1i6v
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Legal Notice.

WILLIAM MOBLEY and Sophia ]. Moblcy
w his wife, who reside out Of the State Of
Ohio, will take notice that on the 4th day of
December, A. D. 1869, JQhn N. 'Genin, as Ex-
Eacutortof Thomas II. Gefiih deceased filed his
petition in the court of common pleasof Mon
roo county, Ohio, tofereclosoaa ,faortgage given
by them and Oliver Gorsdh onithc west half soi
the northwest quarter of section thirty-six
township three range four, in said county;
amount ,dcmanded $l61 with Interest At iAper
cent. per asihum from November "a. 1888. a,flia
are required to answer by the lGtl. day of ApsiI,
1870. HOLLISTER & OKEY.a
Il feb29wG. "a sAttys for plaintiff.
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We are also agents for &. P. NEEDHAM 4
SONS and HELPS & GoODMAN'S cslsbra-
ted 0ReAss and MsLoDsoss, NO doubt the
best Instruments OF their nd made in this
country. Also, keep fnll stock of SHEET
Music and IxsrRucrIos Books together with
.ovsry variety Of Musical Merchandise, such
as BRASS and SnvsR fksfaussvrs, violins,
Guitars Flutes, Asoordeons, flutinas, Con-
certinas, Harmonicas, Nol:ncellos, Double
Bassess Flies; Drums, Stools. Covers DO. The
FAMOUS PAGANINI STRINGS. best male In
the world. Orders from distance promptly
and carefully executed.
A visitls respectfully solicited to the old
and reliable Music adqusrtsrs, where; prices
are most moderate. a 80 5.
..s JOHN SRLTzER 4 co,
IN .srIil.ss 81 Propristors
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DSTRUGGLES AND TRIUMPHS OF
? 7 RARNlM.

WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. In ONE LARGE Oc-
TAvo vOLUME--NExRiY 500 PAGEs--PRIN.
TED IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN. 33 ELEGANT
FULL PAGE ENaRAyINGs It embraces FORTY
YEARS REooILEcTIoNs of his Busy Life, as a
Merchant, Manager, Banker, Lecturer and
Showman; and gives accounts of his imprison-
ment, his Failures, his Successful European
Tours, and important Historical and Personal
"reminiscences. replese with Hamor, Apecdotes
and Entertaing Narrative. No book published
SO acceptable to all classes, Every one wants il.
Agents are selling from. 20 to 1O0a week
We offer extra terms and pay freight. Our
Illustrated catalogue and Terms to Agents sent
free =. J. B. BURR CO., Publishers,
feE22w4 Hartford, Conn.
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Washingten County News.
From the Marietta Times, 18th ult.]

[From the Marietta Times, 17th ult-]
The dam on the Muskingum river, at
Rokeby, eight miles above Mcconnell
vile, gave way within tie past week.
Abotg 100 feet of the work was carried
away
We hear that there is good deal of
activity in oil matters on White Oak, and
that new wells are being struck. Work
will be vigorously prosecuted there the
coming Spring. .
Gardner G. Hall, of Harmar, is fitting
up the brick building he commenced last
fail as business house. It Is "a by 60
feet, and is two stories high. 1t will be
quito an addition to that side of the riy-
er.
An interesting revival of religion is
in progress at the Centenary Church, in
this city. A number have professcd
conversion, and many have united with
the church. Meetings have Cen held
at Whitney Chapeicvery nightfora week
or two past. j;
MARIETTA On N MARREF.-Crhde Is firm
at l24@12f cents at the mouth Of pipe !;
II cents less Oh the Rim. !. Sales Of 1000
barrels atthe latter figures. Refined is
in moderate demand, in small lots, at %
@3I cents. Sales for the week, about
1900 barrels. Daily production on tile
Run, 500 barrels.
The following exhibit shows the con-
tlition ofsreal estate Inattersin this Soun-
.ty, from July /, 1868, to July 1, 1897
Number of deeds recorded, 1857
Number of leases recorded, IA
Number of mortgages recorded, 454
Number of mortgages cancelled, ITO
Amt sccnrcd by mortgage, S335,972 10
Amount released, l27,036 05
Amt due and uneanccled, 218,936 65
An attempt was made to rob the Duck
Creek mail, week ago last Monday
|night. The carrier was hailed, in a Sc
cludcd place, and ordered to stop. Re-
|fusing to do SO. the would-be robber
raised gun and fred, the ball passing
close by the carriers head. The fellow
was about two hundred yards distant, be-
hind tree, on the side of a hill. He
Was seen and described by the carrier,
and those living in the vicinity think they
know WHO lie is. The officers and citi-
zens are on the look ont Tor him.
On Friday last llth inst, a young
man named Jerome Webber, living about
t*d miles from Matamoras, in this coun-
| ty, Was engaged in fox hunting with
some of his neighbors. While he was
standing on log, with the bdtt of his
gun resting on the log; the gun Slipped
off. The hammer strtck the log, causing
the weapon to explode The ball struck
young Webber in the cheek passed up
under the skin, over the temple, and came
out aboat two inches from the top of his
head Although the wound Is serious
one, YET he Is dong very we'll, and will
soon recover. iigi
The MethoGists arc having protract.
ed meeting in Harmar. and have had
several accessions to the church.
On Monday last, A. w. lNIcC Cormitk en-
Sgl0d upon the discharge of his duties
as Probate Judge Of Washington coun-
fly, as successor to Z. w. chamberlin. s
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CONCERT AT SARDls.--We learn that
the people of Sardis and vicinity are to
have musical entertainment on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings the 9Th
and 9th of March. Miss MARY MEL.
Lori, young lady possessed Of fine
musical talents, Is to be the principal
performer.
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EEE 4 9T ERF1sEHETY
Sheriff ht,l Sale.

Warrcr Hollister administrator Of Alexander
gsf,s p armstrong, s7y3ss 10
s.i- - s.ssaasss vs. = etfta'is - sipf .
John Cooper, Catharins Cooper hiswife, and F.
ssf III -AsLamping. e1sss a&s Il {
ire IS tsEiaAs b------sg seitfSgg ssist-
DYgxiriuel Of mandate TO me directed
ID from the SQUIRT of common pleas Of Mon
roe county Ohio, 4 win oGer for sale at the
front door OF the eoart houss'ins the town Of
Wcods6eld, between the hours 10 o'clock
I'm. and 4o'clock p.m., on slss 9s-sssg5s y
Thcsday, tic i3th day Of Aprit 1870, !.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. TO Wit, The northwest
quarter of the. northwest quarter of section
pine township four and range six, containing
forty acres more or less = 6 -.
g GEORGE CALDWELL, e 8.
Sheriff and Special Master N. c. o. y
mch1w3. .''sss,s y
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EEThe litter of our Columbus cor
respondent published on the first page
df this issue, was received too late for
our Issue Of the ed alt. 1t was written
and mailed TO go in that issue. s.s.
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"a person ordering ! . photographs will dfaw
. prize worth from 81 50-toSi5r 90. The prti-
eles to be drawn are Watches, Clocks, Fine
lsvslry of all designs, Albums, psnknises,
Gold and Silver Rings, and hundreds oil other
srticles-ths leas: articles drawn are worth
81 SOTO SIS 90 1si. stssssss;s !
w A r G III M A TX Il II !.
The rrtist Is also practical Matchmaker. He
has constantly on hand Watches, Clocks aud
yewelry., He has bad six years experience in
tae ,EIgin Watch Rsctcfy. BIS prices are. !.
Watch cleaning soc
Mainspring ....................5 sec
Case spring ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. S5e
Clock q sisrs resl,snHs III So
Give him trial and you Win never Iegresis
II you want good photograph come us q
cloudy day. Children under years should
come between the hours Of 10 and 8 on slea.
days. lIeA A..sslslSssl z, "a sss ,.ls'sss
INK! IEKn INKn!
The fines. jet black ink in the known world
Is made by D. Shut. Matchmaker aud Photo
grapher. Z Al wanting ink should call at his
establishment, orposites Minstermanr Hotel,
wocdsheld, Ohio. tsbfr.
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AThe splril's C.nb Agease.

0,ir agcnls are proturing subscribcfs
in svsry township in tle county.
The people; Democrits and Republi.
cans, are subscribing fol the Sfmlr, be
cause they want a papet containing the
latest news.
They want to know what s transplr-
ling at home, besides ourE1arkst reports
enable thcn 10 ask ~ feeew tiie high
yfIer lsaf I. q /. i sls
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Dem ocralIc victories.

We have further returns Of democrat
ic successes at the spring elections in the
interior of the State. ChaatahQua coun,
ty, the residence of the rephblisah Ven.
ator in Congress. ex-Goveriior Fchtpn;
has elected democratic majority in: the
Board of Supervisors-the first title
since the organization of the old anti.
Masonic party in 1928 Lewis county
also elects a democratic majority of the
Board-the FIRST since the organization
of the radical partly. r. Herald, ,24ta
Mt. sze g.
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Legal Notice.

A 1k<MORRIS, Of the State Of IIlino7 =
~ otice that George II. Dayenpq
Nd bunty, in the State Of Ohio. d Ii
the spth day Of Febr,hry, A. D. 1870, fill his
petition in the court Of common pleas W hin
and for the county of Monroe. in said State Of
0hf,s a$,inst said Adam Morris, and obtsslsd
an order Of attachment therein. Amount de-
manded in said petition is $i37 81. with inter-
est on $l7 IS thereof from the 9Th day Of
March, A. d. 1866. and interest ON sl19 81
thereof from the 10Th day Of July, A. D. 1860;
The said defendant is notified that he is feduis-
ed to appear and answer said petition on. or
before the third Saturday after itbc 5th day Of
April, A. D. 1870
GEORGE H. DAVENPORT,
by AMOS 4 srRluGs, his Atty,s.
mchtw wG SAAt -
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REVIVAL There mas Deen an0tnef
very interesting series of meetings in
Morristown. in the Church in which
Rev. II. C. Pringle ministers. Sixteen
persons have beer Add& to &he Churcli
Christians are greatly interested in the
cause of their Rcdeemer. The Church
has never been in a more healtllftll and
prosperous condition. The Pastor was
hssisted by Rev. w j. lfcC Coukeys Of
TIE Presbstery Of GAINESVILLE, whose
preaching was very edifying and inn
prcssivc. To God be all the praise hon
or and glory.
HUKkAH rok HURRAu The many
friends of Mr.. S. +. Booker and his ac-
complished wife, now residents of Iowa,
but formerly of this place, will no doubt
he pleased to learn that although her
Youngest child was 13 years old, on
Monday week last presented her husband
with triplets-all three females, each
weighing four pounds. The mother and
two Of the children are doing welh the
third is dead This news when received,
created almost as much excitement here,
as did the earthquake few days ago il
San Francisco, when the women were
seen running through the street bare
headed and terror stricken. Is
From the Barnesville Enterprise oath ult !
MEASLES There salfe slfte Over one hun
dred and fifty cases of Measles among
the children of this village, :,
In addition to the Teachers Examn-
ations announced last week, one will be
held IN Barnesville on the 9th Of March.
The protracted meeting at the Disci-
pies Church will continue over next
Sunday. There were seven additions up
to Monday night last.
HOME PRopUcrs. s.-Abeat twelve hun
dred hogsheads of tobacco win be pack
ked in GAINESVILLE the present season
For the first time since the war, Warren
township has surplus of wheat, and
the farmers propose holding on to It un-
til they get more. than one dollar per
bushel. We have also surplus Of corn,
but, as fifty cents is the highest cash of.
fer, the holders refuse to part with it,
Our surplus potato crop exceeds thai Of
any former year; and of apples,we have
an abundant. supply, OF bacon and
lard, we have none to spare, and shall
probably have to draw on Porkopolis
for part of our supply. Altogether
our. condition is hopeful, and we have
no reason to despair.
Guild BURNED.-A deplorable acci-
dent happened in this place on Frday
evening, which resulted in the death of
a little boy, aged about three years, be-
longing to Mr. George Lovejoy. 1t seems
that during the Etelppomry absence gof
the parents, tie Child went to athe fire.
place to shake SOME crumbs from his
apron. Whirein thisposition the apron
caught fire and being Of light materia.
soon famed up and ignited other CLOTH
ing. Tfsvscreams of the child speedily
brought his father into the house who
hastily extihgnished the fire and renh0*s
ed the clothing. The child, however,
had received fatal injuries by inhallIg
the flames. and by the action of fire up
on the upper portion of the body. AT
ter living in agony until about midnight.
death kindly came and relieved the little
suffprer AT4
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gpeliial Metiit!els..
Errors Of Youth.

A AGENTLRAANwho suffered for some years
from Nervous Debility, Premsturs Decay and
all the esssts Of youthful aindisoretion, will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need It, the receipt and directions
for makifs The, simple remedy BY which he
was cure, Sufferers wishing to profit BY the
adyertiser's, experience, can do so by addres.
JOHN B. oaDsa,
maz5r. No. AZ Cedar street. New York.
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EThe several township treasurers
of this county were in town last week
receiving their proportion of funds
Township orders. are all O. k now.
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OF the Death OF
MiniSter BurliDgame.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23, 1870.
My DEAR GENERAL-A telegram this
morning at twenty-five minutes past nine,
received from Mr., Curtin. at st. Peters
burg, announces the death of Mr. Bar
lihgame this morning. In haste, yours,
.sG HAMILTON FISH.
To Hon. N p. BANKS.
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EEJosH BILLISGs gets off some good
things occasionally. He has an eye on
business. Hear him:
"The business firm that hasn't got
sand enough in their craw to expend a
few dollars in making their business
kao,cn to three or four thoasdad people,
ought to pack up and go apeddling pea
nuts"
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BRowNsyILLr. FEB. "a. 1870.

EDITORS SPIRIT: While puzzles are
going the rounds / send you one for the
benefit Of the curious.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed was on the 7th day of January
1870, appointed Administrator of the estate
Of William Grimes, decd. .
mchlw3. JOHN GRIMES,
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