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BLANKS FOE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
We have on hand at this time the lar
gest stock Of blanks for Justices of the
Peace, ever brought to this place. They
consist Of:
Affidavit for Attachment.
Order of Attachment.
State Warrants.
Undertaking in Attachment.
Order Of Sale Gin Attachment.
Afldavit in Repleyin.
Writ Of Repleyin.
Summons.
Executions.
Subpoenas.
Rec6gnizance of Defendant.
Constables Sale Blanks.
Afidavit for State Warrant.
Recognizance of Witnesses.
State Warrants Assault and Battery
Writof Restitution.
Summons in Forcible Detention.
Affidavit for Search Warrant.
Search Warrant.
Affidavit in Bastardy.
Warrant in Bastardy. !.
Mittimus Pending Trial.
Final Mittimus.
Attested Account.
Notices to Take Dispositions.
Mechanics Lien
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rates.
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ET The Board of Directors, of the
Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, on Wednesday, the 2d inst, appoin-
ted Jons B. NoIf, Secretary, cice J. I.
JuDKINs resigned.
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EEA bill has passed the Ohio Legis-
lature, the provisions of which allow the
people to vote on the question of con-
structing free turnpikes by a general
fax
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EThe Disciples at Malaga have been
holding a protracted meeting which IS
still in progress. Up to last Monday
there were forty-two additions. The
meeting is increasing in interest
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GRANT REFUSES PRESENT.
has just declined to receive present
Some one sent him a Spanish dog from
Cleveland, on which the express charges
were $40. The President refused to
pay, and the expressman decide4 to sell
the purp to get the tolls.
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THEsE Observation-Disclosures BEES BE-
/ fore the public for the past thirty yaafa,
hass upon their excs.lsnce alone. ast.ined az
unpurchased pre.eminehce that pronounues
them unequalled.
Their TONB combines great puwer.richness,
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as we'll
as great purity Of intonation and harmoni-
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and elastic, and Is
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many pianos, which causes the performer to
so easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be ex.
celled. Their action Is constructed with a
care and attention TO every part therein that
characterizes the finest mechanism. None
but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture, and they will accept the
hard usage of the concert room with that
Of the parlor upon an equality, unaffected in
their melodyi-in fact they, are constructed
"Not for q Year, but Forever"
All of KsABK's SQUARE PIANOS have their
new improved Grand Scale aid the Patsn ,
Agraffe Treble In upper octaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1866
which is conceded by all our greatest artists
and critics TO be the grandest improvement
used in the construction of Pianos Every
instrument fully warranted for Eve years,
Warerooms, No IL d ID East State ST..
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cinnati, O., is the old established Western Uni-,
yersalist newspaper. 1t gives current religious
and secular news, and is bright and cheerful
home visitor Eight large pages reading mat
ter, giving something for everybody No
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Ey Three thousand cotton spinners in
Lancashire, England, are on a strike. In
France the workingmen are discomfort
ed. Here laborcrs are beginning to feel
the iron grip of capital upheld by par
tial laws. There will yet be a death
struggle between the men who earn and
the men who spend.--Philadelphia Age.
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frRev. 7. A. GRoyE acted as Prln-
cipal IL the Union Schoo. during last
week. He is an excellent teacher.
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EE Our thanks are due Mr.. MICHAEL
NEuHARr, of Summit township, for a
club of six yearly subscribers.
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EFNotice our prospectus on the sec
ond page. Our terms to yearly sdbscri-
bers are lower than any other paper pub
lished in Eastern Ohio.
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NWtich is the worst enemy of SO
ciety-the family that keeps parrot, or
the ono whose SON is learning to play the
bugle?
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!, UE6B RzrEsA-For clubs of 10 subscri.
,bers;s slid over that number, 81 90 each
single subscribers 81; six months 81.
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TnANks-To Mr.. CHARLES DoRR, Of
this place, for five yearly subscribers.
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ELand Appraisers commence work
about the LIST Of March. Are you ready
for them s rs .ssis.5ss
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Several families propose to re-
move from this place to Kansas, during
the coming Sprng.
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tom Summit teshskip, will please accept
our thanks for additional club subscri-
bers.
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! JoHs SElrzER & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Agents for the unequaled Kuabe Piano. II 4
Is. Bast State street, Columbus, 0.-aug31l6u
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EJ Hon. JAS. o. Amos has our thanks
for valuable State Reports.
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kELet your ueighbor have this num-
ber Of the splR1r 70. read.
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Our fourth page contains one col
umn Of first rate reading matter.
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IEAttention is invited to Auditor
GR1MsHAw's notice in this Issue.
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EF"The Jockeys Trick" on our first
paQeis an excellent story.
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kNAtteption is invited to our Colum-
bus correspondence.
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i ting had pictures and getting your
watches spoiled; but this workman is from
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ence in photograpning, and six years expert.
ience in the Elgin Watch Factory; he feels as
sured he can give perfect satisfaction in pho.
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Grants Prayer.

Grants Prayer.
Bless, O Lord! in basket and store,
Me and my father,
My wife and her father,
Brothers-in-law forty, and cousins four-scorc,
And then, good Lord, don't bloss anymore.
-Ndpolcon Northwest
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NeU advertisements,
To the Public.

AToTIcE is hereby givss that my sup, John
IN Huber, aged l6 years, has left his home
without my consent apdthat l will pay no
bills contracted d by him.
febSw3. JACOB HUBER.
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1T New Advertisements.
To the Public-Jacob Huber.
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[From the st. Clairsyille Gazette, Sd inst.
The contract for placing new cells in
the Jail was awarded to Rankin Il Co.,
of Cincinnati, at $5,253, it being the
lowest bid. Q :. e-,oas,,,; = ua
! MARRIED-On the 1st inst at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Williams, by And.
Alexander, ESQ.,, Mr.. John w. Newton
and Miss Malissa Clark, all of this coun-
ty. as s..5 s. S saG4
At the same time and place, by the
same, Mr.. John f. Clark and Miss Mar
tha Wilson. all Of this county.
January 9Th at the residence of the
brides palcnts.sby Rev, F. /. Swaney,
Mr.. Joseph S. Patterson and Miss Lou
isa s. Harris, both Of this county.
The Surveyors on the Belmont & To-
ledo Railroad have reached the suburbs
of town, and will cross through tile, town
under the pike at the east end of St.
Clairsville. The grade is pronounced
easier than that of the Central Ohio
Our people seem to be alive to this i'm
provement.
We, in connection with others, have
labored the past six years, to make this
a Democratic county and it is with no
little. satisfaction we announce that our
efforts have been crowned with success.
Next week Judge Anderson will take
charge of the Office of Probate Judge,
when every single office viii be filled by
a Democrat, and our majority is over
five hundred in the county. 81
GoLDoN WEDDING.-The first wedding
of this character in this county came of
ON Thursday last at the residence of Mr..
Townsend Frazier of Pease township
On that night fifty years ago he and bis
better half plighted faith, with each 9th
er as man and wife and happily have
they lived together all that time raising
large family Between 20 and so re-
latives mingled in the reunion to- cele.
brate the occasion. And were it posi-
ble we would be glad to be mere te
chronicle another Golden Wedding oi
tho good old man and his devoted com.
Epanion.
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Give him trial and yon will never regret 1t.
II you want good photograph come on a
cloudy, day. Children under years should
come between the hours Of 10 and 8 on clea
days. D. D.SHUrT,
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One Single Picture % Cents.

A person ordering IL photographs will draw
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Jawelry of all designs, Albums, Penknives,
Gold and Silver Rings, and hundreds of other
articles-the leas: articles drawn are worth
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" q o D So Il E L D
, 1870-11-18
IN INTERVIEW WITH
BISMARCK.

'TOnTC- "A Landau C0aoio1 81 - +bo Do
rio oovarnmanI f,Ilv n6n0maroj TS;a,a
troS6t foron ormaatJ -,
nosod INV rneland BmoroL ' rotnInod
IThiar,s y, I97st D''''i1 On io'1'neu
" Thiar1 eananon - iuoSs H qC Z
Government In ,bo maan,ia = oit"sw
onprations nrocress oot;voIr A. nonn
on Tnas6aTT Tbisrs waa nJdn,it,aI '
audience With ,bo H. ~ p.aa., M
conference lasted tbroe hams a n;Iitor,
c0nnnI w. hoII ~ V,.aGm0. ui''"@'y
worninr Rymarot martia ,I|';' - =
.ffarno9r Tbiars wo. oIaIo nI ,n;,t D.
marrk for = Ioug limo
N,n
Londnn-Tbr tovt Inrd nraariI.,,
nrnnn..l f., pr,.s;1 apItoh
d~epiores the ]conrinulnce of the war and
calls attention to the nresgnt sf,to of If.
fairs and The misrrv il has ents;Iod A.
mits the re~-vjclnaIiinr Of Paris ~ NO an
,horjsed NV war nsores ana nrnn. =
mis,icp pI,hlino 10 oonman 49,
constituent assambIv and, bo ostohIishr-on+
of n~pHc. and LoIioyos ,ba', r.nr"@Intni;nos
10 Franc. would No. ~ r;, e."
The ormpstice comm.nras p, tbo ntb
N,van,L 49,. ,sJ0 10y '4t nC y u" IN ~
A dpcras ordrr;nn tho oIon,iooa will ho
issued Io-morrow. wa"
The Constitnoni Assoabu o5
to meet on the 18th inst,
The election in Paris on the opostion
If maintoininr ibe ou,os IS tho q1on"i
1afanoo rnanit,5 Po"1.0 VI u ""'io""l
ioritv in favor Of ths C9vernment -"
The national guard marched in battal-
~~ - .
, 1870-11-18

were Of bad quality, through want ofpro-
per fodder, and it was severely felt. Sick
ness was rapidly increasing and taking an
epidemic form.
Others say that the condition of the
city is excellent, and the spirit Of the
people is undaunted. There is abundant
of fresh meat to last until December 18Th,
and other provisions until January 31st,
The confidence of the people in the
Government is mistaken.
1t is estimated that the PruSsians have
taken, up to the present day, 100000
French prisoners.
Nov. 3rd, p. M.
London.-The attempted revolution in
Paris appears to be effectuaIIy suppressed.
The national Guards ia immense numbers
had felIcitated Trochu on his escape from
The rioters, and the personal bravery he
exhibited at that trying time. The Gen
eral made a short speech in replying, in
which he said The Republic alone can
save us. If it is lost, W Shall all be lost"
The election in Pa is on the question
of maintaining The power of the govern
ment Of national defence has resulted in
an overwhelming majority in favor of the
government. The returns of the city are
nearly complete, with The exception of
three ACCOMPLISHMENTS. In round numbers
ayes, 552 900; nays, 59,OO0-a majority
Of $4,000.
Perfect tranquifty existed in Paris.
According to the latest dispatches there
has been no military movement since
Sunday.
The wreck of the steamer Cambria lies
on the course OF vessels following the
Irish coast through the North Channel,
and is q dangerous obstruction TO naviga-
ton.
There is nothing of interest in the mi
litary reports from before Paris.
King William has issued a congratuIa-
tory Address to his Army.
The independence Beige" says: "We
have daily received visits from escaped
officers Of Bazaine's army. Their testi-
mony is conclusive as to the treachery of
their Commander"
(eve) Dispatches from various points
indicate very certainly that the negotia-
tons for an armestice have proved sue
c%essful. Bismarck has proposed terms of
on armistlce to last twenty-five days, dur
ing which a Constituent Assembly shall
be elected, and meet.
The full text of the conditions has not
%transpired, but it is reported that The mi
lltary status is TO remain unchanged, and
thai Paris may receive provisions during
the interval.
The announcement in Paris of the fall
II RI
, 1870-11-18

Frankfort.
Madrid.-One hundred and eighhty of
the three hundred deputies in the Cortes
are in favor of the Duke of Aosta's cleo
ton 20 the Spanish throne.
There are rumours here that disturb
auces had occurred and fighting taken
place on the frontier near Perpignan.
KING WILLIAMS ADDRESS TO
THE ARMY.
Berlin, Nov. 3.-The following roval
order of the day is published this morn
ing
"SoIdiers Of the Confederate Armies
When three months since we took the
field, | said God would be"with our lust
cause. That this Confidence has been
folly realized witness Woerlh, Saarbruck,
Metz, Sedan, Beaumont and Strasburg,
each a victory for our arms. 10 YOU be-
longs the merit agd glory You have
maintained all the virtues which especially
distinguish soldiers With Metz, the last
army Of the enemy is destroyed. take
this opportunity to thank you all, from
genera! 10 soldier. Whatever the future.
| look forward 10 II calmly, because [
know that with such soldiers victory can
not fail"
"WILLIAM.'
PRUSSIAN ARMY MOVEMENTS.
The first army, under General Menteuf-
teI, except the 18th corps, will go North
to Normandy, Ricardy, and Brittany,
keeping connection with HE fourth arm
Of the Crown Prince Of Saxouv. Il will
reduce Verdun and Mczieres. The 18th
corps will garrison Metz, and The forts
there, and VIII reduce ThionviIle the
second army, excepting the second corps,
which proceeds to Paris, goes south, estab-
hShIng a connection with Werder and
Vonderdam.
DESPERATE FRENCH RESISTANCE
AT DION.
The Prusslan force which operated
against DIXON met with an obstinate re-
slslance before that town on the 3Otb.
William of Baden captured the heights
on which the French forces were posted,
when the after retreated, and on the next
day the authorities surrendered.
PRUSSIAN MOVEMENTS NORTH OF
SCISSORS.
The Prussians have commenced a move
ment northward from scissors. A body
OF horse are reported as Hirson, in the
province of Aisne. Gen. Manreuffel is to
command The First Prusslan army. The
Second Prussian army corps remains at
Metz and before Thionville. Gen. Kun
mer's corps will escort the captured
French to Germany, and will remain there
for guard duty. The greater portion of
the army of Metz is under Prince Frederick
, 1870-11-18

BOMBARDMENT OF KNOXVILLE.
The Prussian army corps recently ope-
rating around Metz have commenced the
siege of ThionviIle. B%ombardment is
going on vigorously.
THEIRS INTERVIEW WITH
, 1870-11-18

A despatch from Versailles, Nov. 1,
says the Prussian Guard, Queen Augustus
regiment, stormed LIE Bourget on the 3Oth,
and took 80 officers and ~, 900 men. Col.
Walderste was killed, and 25 officers and
400 men were placed hors de combat, on
the German side.
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From New Haven.

The new school house in New Haven is
nearly completed, and will be ready for school
soon. The Lodge Of Odd Fellows moved into
their elegant hall in the upper story, oil the
Goth instant. The building looms up graudly
in our modest little one story village.
The great theme in New Haven for The past
week has been the high water. The coal mines
suspended operations for two days, and one Of
the salt wells compromised with the river and
took in enough fresh water 10 change its com
plexion materially. No great damage was
done, however, as the town stands loo high &c
be effected by the river.
Business is done in New Haven by a swift
er method than is common in our older and
more staid sister villages. Last week neat
little dwelling house in our place was sold,
improvements made on it, and BOid again, all
in one day. How long would it tske Point
Pleasantto do this3
The first public sale Of Government bonds in
New Haven, took place on the evening Of the
goth instant, New Haven Lodge, No. "a, l. o.
o. F. being the seller and Mr.. John E, Jones
the purchaser.
All of New Haven and vicinity got terribly
excited over fox chase, one dAy last week
The hounds started him about o'clock in the
morning and his foxship passed through the
town about o'clock. very much tagged lie
made an unconditional surrender about half
mile below town, and was brought baskin til
umph.
TuE "orioIo' has returned from Cine innati'
and is running her regular trips. She still
looks trim and neat. Success tOher.
Tnr Furniture and Wagon factory Of Weaver
4 shipley at New Haven, has commenced OPP
eratiors. We wish them success, and besPeak
for them liberal show of the people patron
age, at least in this portion of The country
Friends, don't 60 over the river for w6rk. Of
this sort.
New Haven Lodge, No. So, I. Q. o. F.. has
been organized little more than two years,
aud now numbers sevonty-fOur MEMBERS and
is still progressing finely.
Ar the close Of Prof Moss singing school, in
New Haven, the Choir gave concert at the U
B. Church, on the eve of satu rday, Jan, 99nd
The singing was croditable to the school and
their teacher, and tho interest of the affair was
considerably enhanced by lecture on music
from Rev. J. L. Hensloy. Tho lecture was in
the Doctors bo,t style. All appeared TO be
we'll pleased,
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These are the best terms we have sv.
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D1solpERtY.-.Last Tuesday evening as Mr..
Frank Holloway, citizen Ct Gal!ipOlis, was
coming up Main Street, he was confronted by
two rufians, one Of whom hurled brick al him,
Just missing his head. Had IL hit him it would
no doubt have killed him, as ii was thrUwn with
great force. IfMr. Holloway had been armed,
one or both their worthless carcasses would
have been LIT on the street. Thc object Of this
assaultlwas evidently robbery. This conduct
is reprehensible and our authorities ought to do
something to put an end to such Outruges. Let
us have police.
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DEBATr....The Literary Society debated at
the Academy, Monday night, the following
question: "ResOlOsd, That Judges should be
appointed by tire Executive. Affirmative.
SissOn and seidlcr. Negative, .TiPpett and
POlsley Decided in favor Ofthe Affirmative
Tae question for debate next Monday even
ing is: Resolved, That the pulpit has done more
toward civilization than thepress. Disputanls
-..Messrs. Blair and Campbell, alternatives and
Messrs. Fisher aud Guthrie, negative.
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