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Sheriff Sale.
Levi 81. eisas

Emanusl Cisns..,
HY virtue Of an order Of sale ts1s dIisstea
from the court Of CON mon ples- Il Mo-.
roe oauntv, Ohio, win offer for sal.. - So
front door Of the CONT b,rs- h.tw-ss sss&s
hours Of 10o'olook 3: m, aud o'sIock p.m.
On
sifrr-lsy, ths 1lih dyS .sTsfS isii.
the following describs rcal ~s,s,a sit~.se 10
Monroe county, Ohio, IN viz
The northeast qnartsr Of tbs nsrshsast
qu,rtar Of sscsiou twenty fo~uship ,a,ss. 20
range I've. =
Also. the east half OF the south sat qasvtse
Of ssctinn twenty-one township three 6f range
ava. except srdsil pisss osuvsysi b. A. Dye
Of thslast trsct, IN all one hunlrsi auf ssv.
| enteen scres more or lass,
Also. part OF the northwsst aus .s~rof che
northwest quarter Of SECTION ted sovuship
thres Of range Eve containing one asrs nofs
or less. ~ $
Also, lots numbered eity.ssvsn and dxty -
the townlof Antioch. /.
lat tract IN acres, appraised All 40 %.
I'd acre. % tG
Lots Nos 81 an 90 40 o.
GR0RGR cALDWELd4
jsplovs. shsrta \. Go. !.
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Salaries q supreme Jadges.

Mr.. Yeatman, from the Committee on
Fees and Salaries, reported back. the bill
increasing the salaries of the Supreme
Judges from $4,000 to $4,000 year =
The bin was then read the third time,
and passed by the following vote:
Yeas-Messfs. Cowan, Daugherty,
Dunbar, Everett, Catch, Cooper, How
ard, Hunt, Jamison, Jones, Lord, Nc.
Kinney. Odlin, Poppleton, Root, Stim.
son. Streator, Wade. Wales, W ard, Wood
bridge, Woodworth, Yeatman-23.
Nays-Messrs. Amos. Bell, Boesel,
Burt, Corey, Emmitt, Hibbs, Jenner,
Leeds, Prophet, Welsh--1f.
The above proceedings were had in
the Ohio Senate on the l1th inst. !,
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rEIt is announced that McConnels

EEIt is announced that McC Connels-
vile will for the present be the eastern
terminus of the Dayton and Mineral
Railroad. We doubt about it coming
that far east, as the people of that re-
gion appear to be indifferent about their
own interests. The road was planned
mainly with view to supply Dayton
with coal, which can be obtained in any
quantity in the region west Of the Mus
kingum river. 1t will be many years
before a serious effort will be made to
complete the foad to the Ohio. The en-
ergies Of Dayton will be exhausted in
supplying her Immediate needs. and
there is no interest powerful enough to
push the eastern link to completion
BarnesuiAe Enterprise.
Is there danger of the business of the
Central Branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road being slightly damaged,
should the Dayton road be completed
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J An AFed Woman,

Mrs, Francis Rainor, living near Sa.
rahsville, is one hundred and three years
old. She has possession of all her fac
ulties, aud can thread a needle with all
the dexterity of young woman; she
often goes visiting her neighbors, some
times walking mile to pay her visits.
Mrs. Rainor came from Augusta cosnty,
Virginia, to the ncighborhood where
she resides, Thirty six years agd.-Noblt
County Republican.
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How Brave Men Die.

Both French and Germans have. men
o heroic mold in their a mics. A late
letter to the Cincinnati Gazette mentions
two as.follows:
General Renault is dead. Amputa.
ton could not save him. AS his breath
shortened Sister of Charity said,
"Shall We pray for your" The dying
soldier replied, HHPray for France.
These were his last words. They were
as earnest as death. The scene was
touching. But there was more touch
ing one at the American ambulance. One
of the Saxon wounded died. He had
dictated letter to his parents, in which
he said: 81 fell in the battle Of the 31st
before Paris. hope my wound is not
serious, but / am IN Gods hands.
send my love to all my brothers and
sisters, and pray God to take care OF
you. Every thing has been done for
me, and l am very thankful for the kind
ness of these good people. Your atfec-
tionate Gustave" In the delirious mo-
ments he exclaimed: ''How beautiful
the Spring time! O, the flowers, the
flowers, how l should like to have
somep Some were brought. AL in
the large tent we're deeply affected. Sol
diers sobbed on their pillows. An we're
melted and impressed by the pathos in
the death of this supplemented and de
vous Saxon soldier. He died talking in
his beautiful delirium of the Spring
time and the flowers, and his soul pass
ied out OF our sight to where the flowers
never wither. and "that one season. an
eternal Spring"
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For the Spirit.ls
So. | q CLASSICAL ENIGMA.


My 35 43, was celebrated noun:
tain, or more properly, ridge of noun,
tains in Troas, rear Troy.
NY 2 40 so 2 II 81 is the modern as
well as ancient name of river in Asia
the water of which is used in British
courts of justice for swearing the Hin
docs, ~ y6
My 8 "a 81 43 81 Is 40 was a sister
to the Roman emperor Augustus, cele-
brated for her beauty and virtues She
vas cruelty robbed of the affections Of
her husband by the GLORIOUS sorceress
of the Nile"
My 43 48 % 90 IL 80 was cele.
brsted Latin historian, born in the reign
of Nero, where friendship for Pliny has
become proverbial Sixteen books of
his annals and five of his histories have
come down to rs.
My 5 50 % So was Roman emperor
descended from the kings of Etruna,
ard favorite of Nero.
NV 6 26 40, 48 IA 30 Al 40 43 80 was
a Roman emperor distinguished for his
military virtues He rose from the rank
Of 4 common soldier to that Of general,
and after the death Of Numerian he was
invested With the imperial purple.
NY Z i3 46 SO 40 was a country of
Asia Minor, bordering on the Icarian
sea, founded by the Greeks, and distin-
guished for its climate, soil, aud the
genius of its inhabitants.
Ny s A 81 19 81 IS 81 &c 43 was a
great festival celebrated By the Athcni-
ans every fifth year, aud was the mo st
distinguished OF all the religious cere-
monies of Greece Any one revealing
its mysteries was put to an igno minious
death.
My 35 9 10 46 40 80 40 IL u was q
celebrated tyrant OF Syracuse, who. so
feared assassination that he never sub
mitted his head TO barber, or suffered
his wife or children to approach him un-
til their garments had been searched.
My 1S494S 4S % 43 80 IL AZ 81 were
priestesses of Bacchus
NV SO AZ 43 As 20 80 90 33 90 43 was
q festival in Laconia in honor OF Hya-
cinthes and Apollo So eager were the
people to witness the games that the
city near which the festival was held vas
left almost destitute of inhabitants.
Ny lj 40 80 15 As 40 50is one of the
hills Of Rome. now celebrated for the
palace Of the Pope.
My 81 81 81 are rarely used in the
ancient classics.
Ny Whole vas an exclamation of So
crates, on being condemned to death.
TRIO. c
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EgThe reason of the strange disap
pearance of Samuel Houston, in the ear
ly part of his life, when he left a lovely
bride and the governorship of Tennes'
see and exiled himself among the In
sdians for many years, has lately beer
revealed. He discovered, within few
hours after his marriage, that his wife
did not love him, but had been urged
into the match by an ambitious family
while loving another man. He at once
retired from the house, and by his sub
sequent exile gave the lady right te
the divorce which she obtained.
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From the Barnesville Enterprise, 18th inst
: Thomas Walker, of the neighborhood
Of Morristown, recently killed fifteen
partridges with one load from a shot
gun. Can any sportsman show more
victims
The St. Clairsville Building Associa-
ton recently made loan of $1,000 at
6 per cent. Evidently there is not much
demand for money at the County Seat.
The Belmont County Agricultural So
ciety recently elected the following Off
GERS: President, David Brown; Vice
President, Shepherd Davis; Secretary,
Alexis Cope; Treasurer, Stephen Gress-
niger.
Recently
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Cattle Disease.

Mr. jas. Reed, of Beaver township,
last. week, lost five calves from singu-
lar malady.' They were attacked with
swelling of the joints, and the legs be-
coming black, death ensued within six
hours from the time disease was first
observed. Richard Deel, in the same
neighborhood, lost three by the same
-diseasa-Ns6le County Republican.
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aTuneraI Notice."

Under this head and with the Wig
uette of an inverted Bullock-the Au-
gusta Constitu,ionalist thus celebrates
the obsequies Of the laIe uulamented Of
Georgia:
The acquaintances (it has no friends)
of the late Radical party are invited to
attend its funeral to night, at l2 o'clock,
at the "Bene. Yard" between Brayton-
vile and the Pest House. IL
The despos's heel is off you surc,
Georgia, my Georgi-al
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ra-The Versailles (Prussian) corre

E8-The Versailles (Prussian) cores
pondent of the London Times, after
giving IN account of the difficulties that
lie in the way of taking Paris, says:
d "These facts fairly justify the conclu-
sion that 1t is net by bombardment but
Thy famine that Paris is likely to be re-
dcced, and that not tor reasons sugges
ted by humanity. but because military
wisdom SO dictates. 1t has sometimes
been remarked that the Germans have
not shown the same extraordinary mill
tary talent in sieges as in battles. II
should rather be said that in case of in
yasion by overwhelming forces that the
only check TO the invader is to be found In
fortresses, which can not be outfanked,
can not run away, and detain for con.
siderable time disproportionate num-
Der of the enemy"
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To Adyerllkers.

Administrators Notices, Divorce No
tices, Road Notices, Attachment Notices,
and all other transient advertisements,
must be paid for before Insertion.
Attorneys held responsible for the ad.
vertising fees in Legal Notices, and the
same must be paidrfor when handed in
for publication. I.
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The semhlance to military discipline
which prevailes in the Internal Revenue
Office under its new chief has called
forth no small amount of unfavorable
comment. This might as well cease,
however, as it is very evident that the
army spirit will be inculcated through
out the Department, in compliment to
the influence which gave the present
Commissioner his Office, if for nothing
else.
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New 1ok Market.

S s' january IL.
COfToN-Lossf thiddliug uplandl
" t54c..
shipping grades.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; red aud amber
at ] 47sl 81 Rye dull and nominal
Oats dull at 59s6f1c. Corn steady; No
| mixed at 79aSOc; yellow sic.
PROVISIONS-Pork, beef and ba
con unchanged. Lard firmor, Februar,
at l1ae; April .. 1so.
EGGs STEADY; fresh at 3stas4c; lin
cd at 20A3Ac.
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EgJust before we 60 to press we are
Informed that the Supreme Court oi
Ohio, in session yesterday morning. de.
cided the Morgan Raid Claim law, pass.
ed by the General Assembly last year,
to be unconstitutional and void.-Co
lumbus 70. Crisis, 11th inst.
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EgA little child, one year old, Of
CRAWFORD CRox1N, Wayne township,
was dangerously injured on Saturday,
the 7th inst, by falling into a pan Of
boiling tailcw. II is not expected to re.
cover. vtss.
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AWT The Hon. Jacob NJ Howard, that
incandescent patriot who sought cheap
capital by being borne into the Senate
Chamber upona s.retcher TO vote for
the impeachment Of President Johnson,
has been pretty efectually stretched out
in a different manner by the election Of
Thomas w. Ferry, at present the Rep
resentative from the Fourth Michigan
District,to take his place upon the fourth
day of March next
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U,i, dSbsriissnleats,
Notice

THE undersigned viii offer for sale, on ths
i premises. on
Saturday, the 1Sth day Of Adrch, 1871,
the following real estate as the property OF
James Carmichael. decd, to wit: Lot number
forty-six ia the tewn of Staff f,rd. Monroe couu-
ty, Ohio. Sold by order Of Probate Court
Appraised at $.00
TERMs-0ue-haH Ia. h,-1 md oAe.hAaf in
one year; deferred paymont t, bear interest and
to be secured JACo8 McYAY.
Ex'r Of the will Of James C.rmioh vel, dsc'i
jan17td.
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Opposition.

A certain amount of opposition is a
great help to man. Kites rise against
the wind, and not with the wind; even q
head wind is better than none. No man
ever worked his passage anywhere in 9
dead calm Let no man wax pale, there
fore, because of opposition; opposition
is what he wants, and must have, to be
good for anything.
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NJ A R n T. u .

Jan, IL, by Rev. I. A. Grove,at the residence
of the brides father, Archibald Mcdonald
Ephraim Williams and Maggie Mcdonald, all
Of Monroe County, Ohio
Jan. IA, by W. Martin, Esq. Frederick Liz
zor and Mary Storrer, all OF Leo township, this
county. ~
|. Oct, 20, by A. Hoskinson, Esqs kdsA He's
thorn, Jr., ssid Elizabeth Rsam-
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- Judge OKEr is circulating a peti

~ Juugt OhEI - - S'l Srl 7 17''5 !" fost
ton 10 present to Congress, asking that
the Senators and Representatives give
their aid to Judge THURMAN in bis eff
orts 10 have a,law passed by which per-
sons on trial in the United States Court
may have the privilege of testifying in
their own behalf. the same as they do in
- etotp dourfs-C9x xxiq. ao
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For the Spirit.l

[56 I If round bar inches in diam
eter, 9 feet long, a cone 4 inches in di-
ameter, at the base, and 6 inches high,
y pyramid 4 inches square at base, and
6 inches high, conical frustrum 6 in
ches high, whose ends are respectively
Q inches and l inch radius, q pyramid
frustram 6 inches high, whose ends are
respectively inches and ] inch square,
and FIVE spheres, each s inches in diam
eter, be melted together, what is the d.
ameter of the sphere that they will
make? BUCKEYE.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
II Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion. will
for the sake Of suffering humanity. send free
to allwho need II the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which Il
was cured. Sufferers wishing Is pr6ht by the
experience can do 50 by addres
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AorIST. No. - csdsr stsSst, n. \.
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EEDr. A. B. Covert, President of
the Monroe County Agricultural Society.
attended the meeting of the State Agri.
cultural Society, in session at Columbus,
loet waaE
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s. rFor the spirit.l

[57. An orchard contains apple trees,
plum trees, peach trees, and pear trees
s more than one.third of the whole are
apple trees, IL less than one-fomth of
the remainder are plum trees, 8 more
than five-sixths Of the rest ale peach
trees, % are pear trees How many
trees in the orchard. BUCKEYE
P. S. Send on your contributions,
boys, and let's keep this column inter-
esting. af BUcKEIE
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saErrINa Up CLuHs-
AaEnYs WANrnp roh !, ]

yHR Containing. Fleetwood's aIifs ~
LIGHT Christ, /" aLives Of the Apost tles, ,Hyans.
OF gslists and Martyrs;n Doddridss'S
TiR evidences OF Chris,ianity;" .liistofy
WORLD. Of the jews" by Josephds; "A His
rory of all Religions Dsuominstiens" VITA
treatises and tables relating to events eonnee-
tel with Bible History, with manly hne kuS
cravings, forming complete Tre ssusy -
Christian Knowledge. w, FLINT I CO.. No
2s s, 7th street, Philaaelphia:s Custom Hease
Pace. Chicago, and la West Fcurth street.
Cincipnati. jan3w4.
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~The population of Bellaire in
1860, was only 1517. According to the
late census it is now 4033. Can any
other town in the State, show such %
increase. -StHndur6
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New York money Market.

January II.
GOLD-Strong ~i,h an increased vol
ume Of business; sll the sales we're at
Illa1ll1 Loans were made atfrom 6
per cent. currency to Z per cent. gold, =
Cleafancss $50, 900, 900.
MONEY-Easy at Z per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Banker s
bills at 1904. sa
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opcnod
steady at'about Yesterdays closing rates,
but declided id tie afternoon from 1 to
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Sheriff Sale.
I i.sushlin, Smith = Co
Wesley J. Wnlianiisoa.

DR. Virtue Of an orisr Of sale 70 NE dlrsuaS1
ID from the conrt Of common plsas Il 1Esa-
roo ccsnty. Ohio, viii offer for sals II ~
front door Of the court houss In the tSwn -
Wocdsaeld. on &.
Sassrday,the 1ltA day 1 Esbrsqsy. 1S7I
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. 40. and 3
O'Clock PM. the following dssofibsd rsalzs
tate, situate in said county. to wit, I,
TIE northwest quarter Of the sontl9sst
quarter OF section tvsnty.six township thret
and snes.avs, containing forty acres noss -
less.
GR0RGE CAIDwBLt.
j.nlows. Sheriff X. G. 4
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chicago Marke.,
January

January
FLOUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 2 spring Chica-
go excited at l 114al III Corn, No.
: mixed moderately active at 44a444c;
closed dull. Oats, No.. 2 more active
aud closed at 4Oa404c. Rye, No Q closed
firm at 76c. Barley, spring No. 9 higher
at S5c.
HOGS Dressed, closed finn 1t { 15;
live, active at 5 90a6 40.
CATTLE-DuIl.
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Problems, Puzzles, Enigmas, Rid.
dies and Answers.
For the spirit.l

WAIVE IT,, Jan. 10, 1871.
MHssRs EDrroRs: I propose the fol-
lowing probleins for insertion in your
puzzle column:
f55. Find the surface Of a telegraph
wire 10 inches in diameter, and 100
miles long. BUCKEYE.
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MASONIC cINsTALLATIoN-OD Dec. 31st,
1870, the r. A. Chapter of Bellaire, Bel
mont County, in the presence of the
wives and daughters of the members,
and few visiting companions, installed
the following officers elect; the cercmo-
nies being conducted by..Companion U .
Venning, acting as Dep Grand High
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egA vote Of thanks VAS rendered Dr.

: EB "A VOIt Ot tudiiNS " % StVU DIs
COVERT and A. j. PEARSON, Esq, at the
late meeting of the Board of the Agri.
cultural Society, for the faithful manner
lin which they discharged their duties as
officers of the Association for the past
two years.
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lFor the Spirit.l

[5S That lady said that that that
that that boy parsed was not that that
that that gentleman, wished himto parse.
Will some of your readers map the
above sentence or tell what, part of
speech each of the words that isa
BINGHAM.
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The Census,

We present in the following the COM
plete population of Monroe County, by
townships, as returned by the Assistant
Marshals.
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- The average number of bushels
of corn per acre in Monroe County, in
1862 was 81. IS and 80 a.
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kEFor the year ending July !, 1870.
there were born IN this county 266 male
and s07 fem,le children.
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rWben you come up to Court, call
and subscribe for the SrIarr
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ngfThe amount of Bonds owned il
Monroe, exempt from taxation, is sl35.
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A n 5 W L q 5
IFor the Spirit.l

- 5 II For the opirit.
Warns Tr., Jan. 10. ISL.
I propose the following answers t.
puzzles in the Spirit OF Jan. Sd.
46 Chattahoochee.
A. Trail. rail, all, il.
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ezThe county buildings in Monroe
Are vAlned at $4,000.
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CsUs RArEs.-For clubs of 10 subscli-
byfA and over that number, 81 90 each
Sinels subscribers e.; six months 81.
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Election OF Odicers of the Monroe
County AgrlcultsEaI Society,".

At meeting of the members of tn
Monroe County Agricultural Society
held in Woodsfeld, on Saturday, th'
14th inst, the following named person
were elected officers for the ensuin,
year:
PresidentzHENRY BRowN. nG4
Vice President-WiLIIAM READ.
Secretary-DAvID OKEY.
7f'easurer-W. T. NORRIS.
Directors to serve for two years.
John I. WILLIAMSON.
BARNET. MANN. gairaa
DR.. A. B. COVERT. d.
JOHN GATcHELL5 e. a.ta
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iithfa Czoics snscsrnss No. s" centstnlne
lUU the hssi neg things fot Dsolsuattpo1
Recitation, 10, Brilliant 0rstosy, fhfililne
Sentiment, and sparkling Humors 1so pssea
paper. so csnts, cloth Is esnts. Aak yetk
book ssllsrfo h, or send prios 70 7. 0affstt
1 Co. Phila. Pa. lsn914
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rror The sn;r;ti'

40 Arrange the coins in row up
on the numbers | 2s45l67i8, put 1 or
z, Con 2, l on 8, and 8 on 5.
T46 Ghattahoochee.
Al Trail, rail, all, il. BIasHAH.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN was, on the 7th day Of November, 1870, ap-
pointed Administrator of the estate of JACOB
Lang. deceased. MICHAEL LAPP.
janf0w3.
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For the spiritl

WooDsFIELD, ONO, Jan. Il.
send the following answers to, some
of the puzzles in the Spirit Of Jan. 5.
46 Puzzie-Chattahoochee.
= Al Decapitations-Trail.
B. H. HAwKlNs.
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/ b s.adips ] cIla
sith aga, height, color Of y3sa ard tai5s ~
will rsosias. " sstdrn. mali. aosIrsot pjetus(
o. your future husband or uifsr NTH nan3
aud date OF marriage. Address w. FOX 3.
o. Drawer No. a. Fuitcnviiis. n. Y.-ian3s4