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Road Notice.

kT0TICB is hereby given that 3 petition will
IN be presented to, the Commissioners of
Monroe coanty. Ohio. at the March session,
ls7l. praying for county road from low va.
ter mark, on Main street Cochransvile;thence
through lands Of Thos. Cochran's estate to a
corner of said lands and Semi amin Bridge
man; thence to James run; thence up said ruu
to the county line interseotiug the Antioch
road. M MANY PETITIONERS.
jan31w5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-07

NTuesdays the 18th inst, is St. Val.
entins's day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-02-07
Notice.

THE undersigned viii Offer for sale, on tie
i premises, on i.5
Saturday, the 18th day Of Mdrch, 1871,
the ifolleying real estate as the property Of
james Carmichael, decd, to wit: Lot number
forty-six in the town of Stafford. Monroe coun-
ty, 0hio.f Sold BY order Of Probate Court,
Appraised at 800. ,ss-..-,.-'
TERMS -0ne-half in hand and one-half in
one year; deferred payment to bear interest and
to be secured JACOB McVAY,
Ex'r Of the will Of James Carmichael, decd
jsn17td.
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:, rwe have no railroad news this
week.
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The remaining 81 counties produced
Yfom 4,27a. acres, s.147 ,0o6 pounds,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

thoroughly reliable book From new stand
point and upon subject OF vital and absorbing
interest. In two parts. Showing the horrors
OF the barbarous system of treatment in vogue
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system recently inAugurated in others. To-
maltreatment and cruelties prRcticed upon pris-
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female convicts, mutinies, murders, starvings,
Incidents. narratiyes. pen pictnres. sunsbine
and shade, illustrative of prison life. Written
by a Convict, i'm a COnvtct's Cell. In one
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New York casks
RosIN.-During the week just ended the market for
this article has generally ruled with rness. For
the lower and finer grades there has existed fair en-
qury, and parcels when offered on market have met
with ready sale slight advance former figures.
The medium qualities have been somewhat neglected,
grades by river and rail continues light, and the stock
on hand has somewhat diminished The following are
the sales the week. Friday, $50 bbs at 81 80 for
strained, So Is for extra No 2, s44 so for No l. 500
50 for Pale and s 50 for extra a, Pale Saturday f s9
ira Pale Monday $50 bbls at 81 IS for strained 81 SO
@ HU g Hr r at "gs f fof s "a fUt ss
IS for No q s. 50 for low No l, 81 5O5 for No. S.
for :. Pa as o ana 1of IS so f extra IS IS No
i Sc 2566 IS for Pale, and Sz97 Is for extra Pale
thursday 1875 at IS for strained and 50 1888 % for
TAR.-Owing to the continued light receipts and the
little demand this article has ruled unchanged during
the week. The receipts ior the Wee OILY reaS ~
which met with ready sale at 81 % q Dbl, the marker
CoTToNDuing the past week this staple opened
Quiet and steady With prompt sales of lots as offered at
was an advance and sales effected on that day and
Tuesday at 1871 cents for low mdd1ng. On NedHes-
dav under favorable news from both Liverpool and New
York a st further advance was had, and the market
active at 16 cents for low mlddng me receIplt
for the past week have been good but st tau snort OF
the demand. There is enquiry for long staple up
land and lots of this quality will command Frdd tn hse
s cents Monday, IL bales at 172 49, IS at 18
at IS 95 at 1874, and q bales at 1S Genus Wedhes-
day. s9a oaie bale de at at at 49, and at -
cents We quote ordinary 1917 good ordinary 1S' low
middling 18$1, and middling at 10 cents . ID.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for Cotton, sell at to 5Al
cents % H. as in quantity and quality.
EGGs-Are in enquiry, and but few coming III. BRING
e5(03O cents % dozen by the quantity.
FERTIIIzERs-Ot nearly all kinds are in fair stock,
ond at present there is but little business doing We
"note from store as follows: Peruvian Guano, Chncha
1sand1 SIS, 77@sO; do do, Guanope, $40; Carolina
SsS. Wando Guano, $40; Patapsco do. s65; Navassa
uano s5 cash. and 49, me Cafe Fear naRo ss y
Lime, 500 Baughs Raw Bone Phosphate $685. Lister
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfectly tastelesg, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate. purify, cleanse, and
strengthen. Railways Pills, :or the cure OF all
disorders OF the Stomach, Liver, Boweis, Kid
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Constipation, Oostiveness, Indigestion, Dyspep-
sia, Biliousness. Bilious Fever. Inflammation
OF the Bowe g, Files, and ell DeraLRcments OF
the Internal Viscera Warranted TO effect
positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing nc
mercury, minerals, or del FERROUS drugs.
~ Observe hefollowing symptoms resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation. Inward Piles, Full ness OF tha
Blood in the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nauges, Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Eullness
Or Weight in the Etom ch, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or FluttsriDg at the Pit Of the Stom aoh.
swimming Of tho Head. hurried aud Dificult
eAthing, Fluttering 1T the Heart, Choking or
ufocating Sensations when II n Lying Posture.
Dimness OF Vi=ion, Dots Vets before tho
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain il. the lie ad. De-
fciency OF Perspi alton, YeilCwnass OF the Skin
and Eyea, Pain in the Side, o. est, Limbs, and
sudden FLushes OF Heat. Burning ia the Flesh.
A. 10 W doses OF RADWAY'S PILLS will free ths
system from alI tho above named disorders.
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june 81, 1871. 227-dGweodIych
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From the Bichmopd Wing.
THE JUDICIAL CAMPAIGN,

"a = bA~AtAA N[AAAR
Tie Raleigh papers of Saturday bring
Lo.Aer batch OF cOnvicts. The verdict
tJowa
THE VERDICT.
vt G1ilty Benz Gould, Jos. Wilson,
/ AL Gould, Alfred Early, JOS. Depriest,
b Mcdaniel, Jos. Mcdaniel, Achilles
n-am and John Gallon.
':ty Oh all three counts-Amos OW-
raay on the third county only-James
+ 4ey, Jason Witherow, VIM. Depriest,
n Carson, Owen Carson, Benz. For
r Iaos, Fortune, Jos. Fortune, Adolf
Depriest, Lloyd Early. Leander
rs. Dauiel Fortune, Saml Biggerstaf,
HE'D Bggerstatf, Barton Biggerstaff and
|rFSo4 Teal.
pros. was entered rs to Amos
-'e4 and JOS. Fortune.
he charges contained in the three
~ l1@ OF the Indictment are as follows
lie Inst charged the defendants with
-HH018 to beat Aaron V. Biggerstaff to
vent him from exercising his right OF
-,a8e the second with beating him for
wig exercised the right, and the third
conspiracy to prevent the execution
1s 1rst section of an act to enforce the
-'G citizens of the United States to
S&Gc
llge Bond charged the jury. The fol-
ing passage contains the gist of it,
SHOWS that under the benign laws
1- sway. a man may be guilty of a
L! without being conscious of 1t, or
Iarng done anything to warrant the
I'VE except by construction Of Judge
Qry:
~-l 1t makes no difference in the guilty
We parties if you find from the evil
'5tAat the motive of party joining
"-splracy, If such existed, was not
ga If you find that after he became q
10er he was aware of the fact or had
" to know that the object of the in
~ empire was to prevent or hinder
Zee exercise of the elective franchise
i--um!datiOn or violence as aforesaid
-e still remained member and par
lated IN its meetings. and this though
LAY also find he never himself actual
ia the force, intimidation or violence
vas vas Lot present when it was used.
ne verdict, as given above, it ap-
H. 'uaI many were acquitted altogether,
al bnt one were only found guilty
~e third cOunt-this new constretcLict
s,, 1hey were members of an asso
~ GD ;, which they supposed to be legal
: lucy and Witnesses say had nothing
5r.ao WIN politics, but was designed tc
r,a Widows and children, to prevent
:, turning. and protect life and prop
HI ;tHLey were not present at the al
fn rlolence, had no participation in it
eI w." nothing of it. But one individ
an 49, - was member of the same associ
ID H. pfonounced guilty of the violence
av 1'''t rel all the rest are equal.
ne We do not propose to discuss thi
Justice, at which humanity revolts
!aaa VI VI those pronounced mot guilty
n m"eili-se!ected jury, that we woulC
Id, "otu' They were arrested on sus
and have been for weeks ant
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STATE NEWS,

Lawn wants board of trade.
n ,,.,.t has append at Weldon
I'' rs arc reported in various portions
he State c,. :, NOM - sos-
eDyne Superior 00Dl' -
w. ,ranv of United States troops is
.t4Itiioned at Charlotte.
frost of the season in Charlotte
friday
,r,,aas of Battleboro' are talking
ming a Lodge of the Order in that
I,.th Carolina M. E. Conference
--.,sp 2,9:h of November, at Charlotte.
,,sra is sorely beset with chiIls and
pao Dee Herald says The re7l-
-' obnrcbes Of different denomlna-
4" oontinue throughout the county
~ 5, ..aason Of repentance" has not &C.
..ai here in long time.
'~,o Eevbern Times says that gentle
10 40 has been on tour or observa-
III ,srongh the countits along the me
..l. W K W. Railroad, says there is
Nv Of labor. Fine fields OF cotton are
f Without single picker a. WORK
no Goldsboro' Messenger says that
> lad Il yeas Of age, son o. T Humo'
NTH, Esd, fell from a tree on Ihurs-
i7.t. and broke both arms ana Ie8'
now doing well.
H., McIver Esq, of Mecklenburg
~ las been appointed Superlntend-
-: pObIic Instruction, vice S. 5. Ash
.,,,onel. The Pilgrim has gone on a
maze to Plymouth Rock. One by
Weldon News says: The weather re-
~ h..s been exceedingly propitious for
..Iuc Of cotton, and. from what we
tie opportunity has been well
the crop will be secured much
TINS wear, than usual. 1t is now
rtthat the crop on the uplanda Is very
NV damaged. But few farmers
p, rom the river or bottom lands will
r-a two thirds crop, many not more
half.
United States Circnit Coutt ad-
1,--I on Tuesday, to the las; Saturday
yrmbrr. On the last day OF its SEES
~ r. persons were either convicted, or
|5oI,t-d. in the last Biggerstatf raid, and
,-,eLtcnbed to from 6 ~ )nths to 2
,rs impriscnment Some 10 others sub
-! AID plead guilty in cases not then
med Of, and were sentenced to from Z
tbs 10 > yeors imprisonment. All OF
~ terms are to be served out in the
.l,y I1iI>.
h. Raleigh Sentinel says: Nathan
rims, the ku klux commissioner OF
best government the world ever
i Who has been 80 active in arrestlng
l..a..er initiating them into the ku-
Elap, was seen, aite7' he left this city,
sing INTO South Carolina with a load
sagon st Nicholson's Ferry, at the
NIL ofSandy Run. Nathan has gray, OF
E.Ier eyes. is five feet eight inches high,
Weighs l49l pounds, avolrdupOls.
/ had with him about 5000, paid
-r government for detective SER
IS. He is wanted here as witness to
7e he initiated men into the ku-klux
b.. telling them the purpose was to
hort the government and maintain the
b. and order of society.
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2JTH CAROLINA ITEMS.

Ter McColl, for 30 years past clerk OF
| urlboro court, died last Saturday.
ig camp meeting at Trenholm's Grove,
b Columbia, last Sunday.
.1trrmittent aud remittent fevers pre-
in BenncttsYille.
.nnettsville is to have handsome new
la1olist Church.
|-ae tull dramatic season will open in
lHeston on the 23d inst.
|MDutI Conan and Robert NJ. Edwards,
.aarIe-ton, have patented a machine
.Oable scanning tin.
Tie Gulf Stream, new iron steamer,
Die the run from Philadelphia to Char
kUl 10 60 hours
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3%AlAeH1c"H AAtFHVHS&hCe IIIustrated.
A Paris correspondent of tho London
Telegraph says an attache of the immense
shop known as the Grand Magasin du
Louvre told him that in one afternoon
three American families had together spent
"A 900 francs ttl ,OOO) in the shop, and he
adds "What think you of six hundred
ball dresses averaging 600 francs (936)
each; eight hundred averaging 500 francs
(G20) each, and two thousand priced each
at $50 francs, (G1O0 Such was the in
voice of q shipment made to New York
last week for one firm in that great city of
the West.
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An Unprotected System,

Do not fancy because you feel strcng that
you are impregnab4e to sickness. Whole neigh
borhoods are frequently FRUSTRATED at this sea-
son by malarioue fevers. Vigorous muscles and
strong sinews, b1Oad shoulders and sound lungs,
are no defence against the mephitic vapors OF
autumn. Frames which have withhtood the
summer heat may euccumb now. Many an ath
letic man, whose family depends for its sup
port on his industry, now lies PROSTATE. weak
and helpless a bate, under the periodical
assaults CT chilIs and fsVer, bilious remittent
fever. This could Tot be if all were wise enough
to provide g inst such contingency. by ton.
ing and fortif5 ing the system with Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. This approved vegetable ton
10 is absolutely harmless. that it is sheer fol.
ly not to take it safeg ard at q season when
diseases of the liver, the stomach, the bowels,
and indeed al the vis,eral organs are general
y prevalent. To keep the system in order and
insure -ealth, or to put it in order when this
preC aution has been neglected, is the duty of
every human being who values life. For both
these purposes Hostetter's Bitters is designed,
and it answers both. Petty local dealers are
endeavoring, in many parts Of the country. to
substitute preparations made OF impure and
dangerous materials in it's stead. Give them q
wide berth. They are prepared by Unskilful
eXperimentoTe, whO want to turn penny at the
expense Of tho public health.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 4-6 P. NJ.

Cotton strong-sales of 1878 bales: Uplands
2O4 cents; Orleans 2Os cents. Southern -four
dull and droo. rg. Whisky quiet and steady
at 81. Wheat heavy and 394 cents lower-red
Western 81 6l@s1 81; amber Western 81 69@s1
70. Corn less active; mixed Western IS cents
Pork dull and lower at s13 rs, Beef $11@s14.-
Lard 1Os cents. Spirits turpentine 64@65 cents.
Rosin firm at IS 550s3 60 for strained. Freights
OnieE
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r E V I E w
THE
WILMINGTON Nh Z KETS
FOR The
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
October 5 1871.

TURrENTINE-Thc market for this article during the
week Just ended has ruled firm, and prices remained
changed up to Wednesday, when Hard advanced cents
today Thursday yellow dip has also advanced 10
The receipts continue to be very light ard the stock
hand is limited and hardly sufficient for dstiers' de-
nand The market closes firm with advancing ten
dency So for hard 81 for yellow dip, and 81 IS for
virgin. The receipts and sales for week fol-
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Undcr the continued good adj
vices from the Northern and foreign markets, the mar
unchanged dnring the better part of the week The
ceipts continue light and the stock hand is IA
bbls,, which is in second hands, The market closing
firm at 60 cts. u gallon. The market has shown the
following movement for the week
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DUBLIN C9UNTY--IN THE SUPERIOR
COURT.
Eliza Herring and others, heirs Of Lemuol
Cherry,
DS.
Albert Il. Hicks, Administrator Of said Cherry

Cherry,
TS,
Albert H. Hicks, Administrator Of said Cherry
Summons.
1t ap9earips to the Court that Jacob L. Her
ring, William so lis and wife Jane. George Pat
rick and ife isabella. John i. cherry of en-
, William Edwards, Anne Civil Casey, Sarah o.
Casey, Tabetha Casey, Susan j. Casey. minny
Holland, Is. b. Edwards and wife Catharine,
CHARLES Oazey and wife Anne, Liddy Ann Casey,
John Casey, Catharine Casey, EEz abeth Oasuy,
Thomas Casey, William Casey, William Daily
| and wis UStharine, John Edwards, heirs OF
Lemuel Cherry. reside beyond the limits OF the
State. 1t is thereupCn ordered that pc bicatiOn
| be made in the Wilmington JOURNAL notifying
| said parties, and in they or any OF them
| be dead. their representatives to come forward
] st the next term of this Conrt sod make thsm-
solves either parties plaintiff or defendants and
| be heard, or III this the COURT will proceed
ss If they were in Court and give judgment in
this cauee.
| And notice is hereby giveD TO the said par
ties above named aud all other parties interest
| ed 10 the estate of Lemuel Cherry, deceased, to
be and appear at the next term OF the Superior
Court to DO he i for the county OF Duplin ut
! the Court House in KenaDsVille on the 18th
Monday after the 4th Monday Ct August, 1871,
| TO answer the said petition and complaint, when
| and where they can lie heard, and in case they
| fail to attend the Court will proceed to Judg'
ment in This oaEe.
| In testimony whereof have affixed my name.
Done at Office ia Kenansvil!e, September 26th,
1871. ,o sornupp..sn
Clerk Superior Court
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SVATEMENT

OF the Principal Articles Of Produce Exported
from the Port Of Wi!neington. N. C., for
from the Reports Of The Daily Journal, and
Compared ,cikh those for September 1870.
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Baltimore clergyman claims to have
converted 1900 children within year.
The cranberries of Wisconsin are pick
ed by two thousand children.
A Charleston. Me-, man has minkery
with thirty minks in it.
Voorhees, has 40 children named after
him in Knox and Sullivan counties, Ind.
little child was accidentally boiled to
death in a kettle, at New York
The Minnesota papers criticise Mr.,
Greeley's address as not fulfilling their
anticipations.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
Eand Weight is Seen and Felt.
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

Every drop Of the EARSAPARILLIAN RE
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other 1uit and juices OF the
system the vgor of life, for it sepairs tho wastes
OF the body with new and sound material.
Scrofula, Syphilis, Consumption, Glandular dis
ease, Ulcers in the threat, Mouth, Tumors,
Nodes in the Glands and other parts OF the sys-
tenn, Sore Eyes, Strumorous discharges from tho
Ars, and the worst forms or Skin diseases,
Eruptions, Fever SOres, Scald Head, R;ng WozD,
salt Rheum, ErysipelGs, Acne, Black Spots,
Worms in the Flesh, Tumors. Cancers in tha
Womb, and all weakening md painful discharg-
e.. Night Sweats. Loss OF Bperm and all wastes
Of ths life principle. within tho curative
range OF this wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and
few days use will prove to any person using
it for either Of these forms Of disease it's pc: ent
power to cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and decomposition that is continually
pr0gr sing, sue leeds in arresting these wastes,
and repairs the came with new material made
| from healthy blood-and this the SAlSAPARII4-
LIAM will and does eecure-a cure is certain /;
| tor when once this remedy commences it's work
of publication, and 81 ,Ceeds i'll diminishing til @
loss of wastes, it's repairs will be rapid, and
every day the patient vii! feel himself growing
better and stronger. the food digesting better.
appetite improving, and hssh and weight in-
creasinR.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLTAN REsoLvENr
excel oil known remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic, Scrof1lous, CONSTITUTIONAL, and Bkin
diseases: but it 10 tho only positive cure for
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GEN. LEE. g E: Ii! i: q: e:

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Portraits. By distinguished Southern Author.
Contains facts of interest never before publish
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Agricultural Club

EDITOR acknowledgements to previous
notice. portion of the citizens of Colum-
bus Township, met at Piney Woods on
Saturday the 23i ult. On motion, G.
+. Walker. Esq, was called to the chair
aud Jno. Fl. Murphy requested to act as
Secretary. The Chairman explained the
object of the meeting to be fox the pur-
pose of forming an Agricultural Society,
the Club was organized by electing q. f.
Walker as PRECEDENT, AMI NJ. G. Collins
Secretary.
Mr.. @. P. Moore being present. was
called on for speech, he came forward
and gave US some very good remarks on
agriculture, immigration, &c. MIR. J. H.
Murphy was called on fer speech; he
also gave some very good remarks on the
same subject. It was moved and second
ed that copy of the Proceedings of this
meeting be forwarded to the editors CT the
JOURNAL and Sd,, with a request to pub
lish. The Club adjourned TO meet at the
same place on Friday, the 13sh Of October,
at 3 o'clock, ?. M.
G. u. WALKER, President.
NJ. G.. COLLINS, Secretary
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints.

Urinary. and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes.
Dropsy. Stopp&ge OF Water, Incontinence OF
Urine, Brighps Disease, Albuminuris, and in all
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or
the water ID thick, cloudy, mixed with substan.
Ike the white OF egg, or threads like
white silA, or there is Z morbid, dark, bilious
appearance, and white bone dust deposits, and
when there is q pricking. burning eens alton
when passing water, and paia in the Small OF
the Back and along the Loins.
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DEPOsITIONH FOB PROOF OF DEBT, will
~ out security. can be bad &t the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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FEVER AND AGUE.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!.!

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