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State bonds were active on new reunes sees and new
Norm nas. the nTt.naInel Advancing . cent to
q and Inc latter = c Mt, TO 2S1. old renne. secs
pong auct at 5'k Nilsson 6. w-r- dull at ~. new
tank sharcs sold az follows M,topolita1 lI; Tenth
National 1910 10 North River, 20; Ninth National
10 FoulIh National, 1855 Union. rs, Dank OF Anne
rci ~; and Me chints'at li9. Railway mortgages
Mand from Frankfort an Unions al AN.
The speculation IA railway snart- lac been active,
and in favor OF higher prices, he market
AZ the oIenlng was strong, and advanced
III late In the afternoon, when reaction was 90
we'd on the entire lpt, though there wac subse-
lncnt recovery market closing strong vet not AZ
TO the be- ptices OF he Gay. rhc especial feature
took lsland which was m extensive inquiry, and adj
ynnced from 1867 10 U thon atCrwaid IA ilg on 70
o1. and closing At ltJt; LAKE shore wac in eipecal
wessrn shlre. were tc,ve az l5h silY Tor common,
and so0nS1 Tor prefer red The 81 Paul shares were
strong heavy transaetoas, the common ranging
from ~ 70 isA, aud the preferred, s1kasi%.
In the Vanderbilt stocSs there wore large deal.
TO $50 scTp from ~ 10 ~. New Jersey Central
Did not maintain ire bu0ylncy Of yesterday, aud de
cined nom l!lh 20 1904 Pittsburgh was strong at SEQ
~. and lie ding hrm AZ si4Ayst, Ohio and Miss. was
stead, a. 2iKs4Gk, ard Ere at 23s25h. Waha-h was
up from sex 70 5A and Port v ayne was dull At slA
Illinois Central sold dividend at ISs, aud Dnbnqne
and Sioux CITY nc l05 small sale OF Panama Raj.
road stock noted AZ TO- which IA about 20
he ow the last recorded sale. In the misce aneoas list
the activity In Cumberland coal continues, being strong
to-day Al SlkG2. TIE llte upward turn In tins stock
has been duo 20 prospective analgamaton with the
Con- Odated Com panes, tot the purpose OF eectng
which the respective conpAnIes had meeting to-day
Picinc Mail was to-day al ~ 10 l2k, and Western
nrm durng the morning. 6utfel on At tho close.
Closing prices At - H. n,
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NTw YORK. TUESDAY. Jan Irwin reeeipte Of
Isl mesh bceves and upward Of on held yes.
tcray, the marSe too beef cattle extremely dull.
With limited sale ut n va iGc n for conmoncst
beet The r, eipis e sheep were comparaivey isht,
beng ony l.9 bead al all plaogs out the demand was
even lighter than the IRISH oferngs. aud the market
was derret sed aud weak ata Ss1yc. " ~ for common
TO prime lots. The bag market continuea duh. aud
proc. were &c on Two cars of good hogs. li and op
rs nv. respectively, were sold az gasf9tc. ~, and
70 &C. are tho extreme quotations. Rcccipta were
l.HS. Dressed hoGs continue dull and heavy lla
Iihc. for Western, ald i!ai2.c for Ct =.
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Court CaIrndnr.tht Dny.

scrNEst Co ~ GSNtR.L Tss No, ", ~ ai, ~, 100
10, - os 20 iSi, es, no. ~, HT is a, ib hs, ~,
go, be, H., igV, 10, lgg.
sgtsrn, Conn, cussstEs.-Ns. -, a ~ ~, -, -,
syrsslos Co ~. Irt,l rsrs-fsr lNs tgIl, "a isl.
lgf li ill 80, les, el4, 100, ~, ss ~, i'01,
far No' isss So tsl. 1884 lis9 ia ios, iSos
l.Ss, H. iss4 Isis, liss, Iisa.
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The Carbon Crows OF the SURROGATE OnIce.
oAs hdutor " The sun.
sR: My brothcr-in-law, Mr.. Thomas An.
t''w-, OF us West ForIy.iou street, died
the 18th Of November last. leaving a for.
Vae of from $4,000 10 $4,000 behind
10. A few DAYS aflcr Mr.. A. G. Vanderpoel, oi 81
Roadway, called at my widowed sisters mir. An
.w-s) house, and stated that he had been appo mt.
q BY tie Surrogate special guardian OF her and her
eldrcn. They conversed oil the subject OF the dis
N'i;ion ~ the viii about threc-quarters OF an hour
hlrbg this tue Mis-. Andrews had occasion 10
ave the room Tor u few minutes, aud hardy had
ne gone when Nindcrpoel turned 10 MISC MARY An.
rtN-, the eldest daughter, Cir about IL ye.rs OF
te ana Proposed to her 20 contest the will
90 told her tat sho could rasily have IL "Oroke,
ni be endeiyored 10 force his point with such ysnc.
..ncs tat Tie poor child was nearly frightened
~ VI her Wits.
w. Wilmm Allen Butler, my sisters attorney,
Al made an engpe ement u meet Ill tae parties n
rested ~ the SurfOCbtCs Ofice next dag, for tat
,l'p0se Of On ring the wi Tor prohatt. When nv
''e returned 10 the room, Nanderpoei told her
@A! Sic Ltt1 not come dorm the nest day; that he
alsel would not be present, and that the off ring
~ uewi would have TO be POSTPONED fUr a mont
IsK weeks. Ny sister consulted me, and belIav-
~ 'hai his bJtct in trying Ia get tins pos ipOnement
-, 70 Increase ms 70 :, td her 10 Aeep her en-.
tSturht Uy all means. Accordingly the next day
Fan ~trc present In the surrogatcs oflce on time.
.n4'r Del Incud d, with tic exception OF Mr.
Santr my sisters attorney Willie We we're wait
M and wondering at Mr.. buffers absence,
w. clerk arrived with q letter which he had
WW,aN,d from Vandrrpoel, and when stated that
ls Andrews was ~ and could lot come down
.HaN immediately went ~ Mr.. buffers Onie
~ ~ought h.m up, and the business was proceeded
v,h mort uu,e aiterNlrd Mr. Butler sent Mr.
eaeeipoel cheek for $50 for his services o.
80 quarters of an hour, but the check was re
B,Isu accom-. hnied by DE- mabd Tor $3.50. Mr.
o.utr went 10 Surrogate Tucker and threatened 10
sy n' II, S-nnrrpo.l Il ais client should be Obliged
H. ~ Wa' sun; and two or three days thereafter
r,,c'll ! An order from TucXer requiring the ply.
tron VI XIV Tie case was compromised at tots
'-'ul' r'lncr tan have any furtLpr trouble
JOHN DOUGllERlY.
E,vv %" Wet Fourteenth street.
"tE ipaE Jan H. so.
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Arr,vea-TUrspAY. Jan. n.

Arrtvea-TUrspAr. Jan. n.
Steamship San Alrador. Savnuu ali, mdse AMI pass.
Steamship Saratoga, Hichmoni, mdsc. aud pass.
steamship Epplrc. WI nlngtun. y. C.. aayA stores.
Bark John x, flolbrnok. Palermo, fruit.
BARK aia Rotterdam mdsc
Bark Chatia iooga Hong konf, ndso.
Bark NaEdalena Aspinwa all, mdse.
Rrig George DO wee-, Demcrnra. sugar
Brig Europa Rio JaGedo. coffee.
Brig Enn. Ilo Janoro coffee.
Brig Ccuiaur, Cardenas. sagar.
sebr. Adelaide, haracalOo, coffee.
Also, the usuai river and coastwse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
LONDONDERRY. Ian. Is-Prr..ls.. Portland
oURgssTovs, Jan, iS-Ctty OF Baltimore, New YORK
BREsr, Jan is-st. Laurent, New York.
HvRK. Jan. is-Celll. New York.
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An,usfn,fnts.

{" s MESSIAH E EfS sISs E FEsFFFyH
iSTaf CITY Of sew YohR.
REV { {Skiik A kTsEESS S SSAAFASF
chartered by tic Legislature Of the STATE Of Sew York
Tor $f2SB S fsiE8;i III mi y
kc sk AL ALL MEschk
liz Prssids S of z sA pnitSS ''t.n,es
Their Excellencles the mcmOers OF tho Cabinet,
Their Exccencies the Governors Of the o,dtcs and
The Honorable Senators ofthe United states,
The Honorable momoers Of tue Ho'.e OF Representa-.
The Honorable me,seer. of tho Senate and Legisla
The chief civic ana mitary disnitaries OF the ccun.
The Ambassador, aud ENJOYS OF the foreign govern.
4 SIIS SASTES S e9tIsEyM
will be constructed capable q accommodating
EfS SHhtt99 TihiooUUssAzSSBD FEERsssSSSsss..
The r,eai problem having bren fully soved by The
SG TIE siii SiSsf eRSxpEuR OF nAEMovy
'''''''' 70 'is ss$ss SSsiS$E $$$iiisT::
ffG mE ahiEf e @ CHORAL SOCIETIES
AN ORCHESTRA. TiHlaS tbRGesr EVER As
AND THL PRINCIPAL MILITARY BANDS ExTANT.
Importance will he ven 20 The occasion by the en-
FEsT s sTsKs 81 q THE tFRGG T Tot1
Of BY &c aS%sass
original musical competitions. .
f9 9{HE S ii!AaSP PPR TIzEs.
OrEN To THE WORLD
will he offered for four numbers. which may be deiig
THE FOUR SEASONS.
which shall each Constitute cture In each days pro
TO THE onAr6F Fro% SAS na caShAL SOCIETIES.
TO THE Omar ORCHESTRA.
TO pI.tiM coliPs, CIIfaEs OF BELLS.
AND ELECfRlC ARrILLERi. .,.--
and to such other harmonic effects and intonatons sa
the composer may prescribe.
GRAND FRIES
FOR Ts E S SiTi6 2PeS + KS FEHGGTladoRs
Three prizes for the best Military Band OF the nrst
class. composed OF lorty.two lnstruments 1900,
Three prizes for the best Military Rand OF the second
clnss, composed OF tsenty.two instrumonts.
Three prizes for the best Military Bend OF the third
Each MaenncI Choir Military Band will be per.
mitted TO select their own compositions In whca to
One ori1e Tor original rriumphal March for Military
ono prize Tor Original Military March for Band OF
One prize for Military ouckstep for Band of third
The details of the programme will he determined at
carly date, and will be LETT 70 the direction of the
CHIEF MACS RIOS or EUROPE AND AMERICA.
The cordial assistance ana encoursgement q the pub
assurance that this great occasion snail fully
do credit to New York and enilreiY tIansccnd
ALL sINlLAR MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
SANERASCIsCOM INsTREI.s. SIS Broadway.
The Jolly Fat Mems Bail every night
The Immensely FUN Y Fat McnsB Hal;
The Fat Men HAtII."
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lltlp nlusit.


sK FOR nITCHC,gCA's HALT.DihB
"A NCsIC
Tho cheap systcm Of Muse 10 the United states and
Canada was originated the fall of 1879 by BENJA-
MIN W HTCfiCoqK ~ ne city Of New fork. and ny
X res introduced Into ncarlv every house
hold Both these Iltles are claimed and owned under
Copyrights mud Trade Mark. Denlers well as
publisher OF muic can therefore readily discriminate
between tho deserving enterprise, which has inaunu.
rated valuable aud cheap invention, and the lack OF
nnr honesv, which has induced unscruru lOus nita-
tors to endcasor 70 pr ~ by the advertising aud labor
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OFFICIAL. DRAWINGS.

-; =, MulllAi'5 LOTIERIFH
MIsSOURl-Extra Ciaas No. 49, Jan, ~ $50.
q, 20. q, o., IS, ST. 10. q, n, i6, y, ", 50.
MlaaOuRl-Cats No. ~. Jan, +, $40
KENTuCkY-Ex,rac Class No ~. Ian 49, $50.
~ i1+%i a FL IS, 20 a. o. IA 10, s,.S
~, 81, q, a " 4, H. 81, 76, 80. 10, 30 ~ So
Prizes cashed AND information furnished IA the above,
md ss1 ROYAL Havana LOTTERIES J. CLurE broker.
2Od Broadway. and iS3 Fulton at.
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fNEETu extracted witaout pain, thirteen years be.
Y nnnoing APP ncation, gas ADM steredi pcautIul
teeth. D. set go plWnitTs
J. JAY VILLEks. LIZ Grand, near broadway.
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AmnsfnVris.


ERNNft.f6 f 2IrgEBBfA MUSIC ss &WySso Siss orEhA.
FRIDAY, JAN "a SATt RpAY, JAN ~
BtOORiYN ACADENS OF MUSIC,
MONDAY. JAN. y,
"DER FIEISCHUErz."
Grand Romantc Opera in three scrs, by G. W Won We
bef, performed BY the - ....
AKRON VOCAL SOCIETY,""
kindly assleted by the
NEW YORK SING ACADEMY"
supported by the wing powerful t OF solosri
Mne Frdef u Hin .Agaths
Nine Re- Ter Dicfehb .Aenn chen
Mr.. VIM. Canadians. | I...................N Max
Mr.. Fred. RemmeTts, ............... Casper
Nj. G. DehnhOf, Members / ............... OttDkar
MI. T. HcrdCr, of the l...,,,...,,,....Kuno
Mr.. Geo. Ely, Arion. ..,,............, Kisn
Mr. H. Schwickardy, ............... Eremit
MI. y. Al fclhaun, l.............. samuel
New and elegant dresses by .............I St)wcrk
New and Splendid scenery bv j. Dornbach and N,
Meister.
Brilliant et9cls produced in ,he wclf'. Glen Scene.
ORCHESTRA or SIXTY pEisFOitNEIsS.
- EXTRA ORCHESTRA ON IiIh STAGE: -.
tONDt ClOk. btl,rhh
nuInlslOn DoliM
nctINcu tess 800
.soNes iou ionr tll Douhe
Tickets for the New York performances sold al The
music stores OF q. schirmcr. I0i Broadway VIM a.
broadway also by Haul bros. rs Irosdway.. Tickets
lor the Brooklyn performance sold by Chss. A. COOK,
No % Wall st. and NJ the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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pACKARD's .,IoNTHLY for FEBRUARY
NOW READY.
CONTENTS;
Alice and rhebe Cary-rhe'i Home and Friends;
Adah Tsaacs Mcnkcn (coue udedJ. H. NcDoil.
What saw and Heard al the 1ob- Sarah Z. Norton.
Eleanor KIRK AMOR the Working Women.
,raAeu ttVVll
Inc san W no lhuf1t' Icon
The babyn overture. mn Blfrl
psi t. snd 81 Kew YGt CIV
Oliver Dyer.
Shnn American Wives be Chidess Howard 9lypdon.
JeAlousy-A Dream.
EDITORS DrrAHTNESr.-Marriagea ard Divorce one
OF the At ong Minded Labor and is Reward The
Reason Why A Pubic Denefactor, God Dloss UT
Loved Dues Bri ,fcr Notes Epbemera Literature &C.
IS PACAAi:D, Publisher. oJs Broadway.
rINAKE no MORE USPLEAsASr AND IN
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also choice EG-luh. Frrncn ard Scotch stationery.
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DOOTH'S THEATRE.
ID 23d street, between 5th and 9Th avs.
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY,
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET.
THIRD HAMLET MATINEE,
On SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. at 1.
SATURDAY EVENING,
EMMA WALLER,
IN her great I'M crsonation OF
MEG MERRlLlES.
The Curtain rises precisely at as.
For the better accommodation OF the public, the DO,
sheet wil open
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE,
~ the Box ONCE OF the Theatre al lis Branch Tcko
udice, at the Music store oil c. II. Dltsou Co. al
Broadway.
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Ssh broadway
Tho Immensely run y Fat Mems Bal,
1he Fat Men for " HASH"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-06-07

SECTION /. BE it ordained By the IopR Couft-
eli efgie incorporated eilloge Of Hoodsfeld, That
it shall be unlawful for any hog. shoat or pig
to run at large within the corp crate limits Of
said village.
SEC. 2. That it shall be the duty of the
Marshal of said incorporated village, upon
actual view or upon information, to take up
and impound, or cause the same to be done,
any hog or hogs that may be found running
at large within the corporate limits of said
village. s- s.,eoa tsa fgE5
SIC 3. That it shall be the duty OF the
Marshal, Immediately after any hog or hogs
have been impounded to give notice thereof
by posting notices in three or more public
places within said corporate limits. s.lt5
SEC 4. That if no owner or owners appear,
within FIVE days after the impounding of any
hog or hogs,to claim the same and pay the
charges thereon, then the Marshal shall be
required, forthwith, to sell such hog or hogs
to the highest bidder, and apply the proceeds
of the sale to defray expenses, and the resi-
due, if any; to the use of said incorporated
village, as the Council may direct.
SEC. S. The Marshal shall receive for his
services, from the owner or owners, fifty cents
for each and every hog so impounded, and
also a reasonable compensation for care and
food furnished such hog or hogs while i'm
pounded. ...4.-.s
SEC. 6. That all ordinances, heretofore pass
ed, to prevent hogs from runaing at large
within said incorporated village OF Woods
field, are hereby repealed. e
SEQ Z. This ordinance shall take e(ec. and
be in force from and after its passage. 5'i-.e
Passed May H., 1870.
s SAMUEL GRiMsHAW,
T. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
mal7w2. Mayor.
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Sheriff Sale.
alll NJ. Mosser &c
G. W. Hunter.

{, G, W. Hunter. - ~
I, r f- fA m 1T Fl
DT virtue of an order OF sale TO me directed
ID 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
Woodsheld, on nirL ytaa9frR7
Saturday, the 25th day Of June, 1S70r
between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock pm. the following, described real es
tate situate in said county; to wit: The
southwest corner of section twenty-eight town
ship one range three, beginning at stake on
section line;thence west with section line ninety
six rods to the southwest corner of said section;
thence north with the section line seventy-hye
rods and three links to a stake; thence south
eighty degrees east twenty-five rods and fifteen
links to stake; thence south forty-six degrees
east one hundred rods to the placeof beginning,
containing twenty-four and three-fourth acres,
more or less. Also another tract, beginning at
the southeast corner of section thirty-f town
ship one range three; thence north with the sec
tion line twenty-eight rods to. a poplar tree;
thence by an agreed line northwestcrly course
TO stake on Hidinger's line; thence south with
said line thirty-two rods to the section line;
thence with the section line sixty rods to the
place of beginning, containing eleven acres
more or less, together with the right of way Of
road over the lands of Richard Kelley for an
outlet. Also, four acres of the following de-
scribed tract. which boundary begins at a white
oak in the section line between sections twenty
eight and thirty-four of township one range
three; thence south ten rods to a sycamore tree
ou the banks of Hawley's run;thence northwest
up said run with the meanderings to a stone on
the line Of John Rumsorr; thence east to the
place of beginning, containing twenty acres
more or less. Also the following, be ginning
twenty -four rods north of the east corner of
section thirty-four township one range three
on section line;thence nerth with section line
to the lands sold to Isaac Gehring; thence up
said line with the meander1ngs thereof to the
line of John Gruly's forty acre lot; thence
south with said line to the northwest corner
Of the lands sold to John Bruhy; thence with
said Bruhy's line an easterly course to the
place of beginning, and bounded on the east
by the section line, on the south by Brauhy's
land, and on the west by the lands of r Hill.
dinger, and on the north by lands sold to
Isaac Gehring, containing four acres more or
less; the foregoing lots were all, on the 29th
day of December, 1865, conveyed by. John
Brauhy to John Klotzly Also, the follow ng
tract: beginning at the northeast corner of R.
Hediuger's land;thence north forty six rods tc
a stone: thence southeast seventy one rods to
stone; thence west fifty five rods'to the be
ginning, containing seven acres moro or less,
conveyed by Isaac Gehring to John Klotzly,
being part of section thirty-four township
one range three.
Appraised OF 81 400
- gss GEORGE CALDWELL,
ma17wS agGi9 sGl h Sheriff NJ. C.0
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the Dupf
IN Gates for the tax of 1869, due Jane 20,are
ready for collection. All taxes not paid by
the 10th day of June will be subject to five
per cent. penalty; and if not paid by the goth
of July, will be returned delinquent and 20
per cent. penalty added thereto. Pay your
taxes and save the penalty. twill receive the
Tax at the Treasurer's office.
Persons paying taxes are requested to make
the change when it is less than fifty cents.
DANIEL NEUHART,
maylItd, Treasurer.
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Isaac Barnhard
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A. Smith and others.
Legal Notice.

NoTICEis is hereby given that the last will and
IN testament OF john Henderson, Sr., late of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together with the
record thereof, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
day Of June, 1867, and that duly certified
copy thereof was admitted to record in the Pro-
bate Court of said county on the 10th day of
May, 1870, and recorded therein. zys
sfs .sa Nv. L. SINCLAIR,
ma3lw3. ~ ais Probate Judge.
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LLpersons are hereby notified not TO pur-
"a chase note of hand given by. me to
Peter Melott, for two hundred dollars dated
April 1869 due one year after the date thereof
Said note is fully paid and left in the hands of
John Dakan and he refuses to deliver said
note to me- JosEPn MELoTT.
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