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~ Common Pleas Court convenes on
Tuesday, the 18th inst.

SHOOTING AT ST. CLAiRsvILLE just
before the Fair at St Clairsville closed
yesterday, DR.. Estep was driving fine
span of horses around the track As he
turned to leave the ring Miss Carmine
approached him, and drawing a revolver,
commenced firing at lin. One shot took
effect in his arm, SCATTERING the bone be-
low the elbow The Doctor was removed
to his residence and his wounds were at
once attended to- Miss Carmine was not
arrested until she was leaving the Fair
Grounds. Our informant did not know
whether she gave bail for a hearing OF
was lodged in Jail. AS we are told, the
lady charges the Doctor with being her
seducer and the shooting grew out of
Wheeling Register, 30th ult.
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Boutwell, says that "thc Republics

Boutwell, says that "the Republican
party saved the American Union" No,
1t did not save it! II only brought it into
peril. 1t was with its existence that the
danger commenced. Wendell Phillips
said Of its formation that cit was the
crack in the iceberg
Tom Murphy, who, the New York Tri-
bune says, ought to be in the penitenti-
airy instead of the New York custom.
house, has, by the action of the Radical
party Of that State, become the Warwick
Of New York Radicalism. Though a
criminal he is the power Of the National
Administration in the State. Comment
is unnecessary.
For the first time in the history Of the
Government a Secretary Of the Treasury
of the United States is in the field &C.
lively electioneeripg in State political
canvass. Such an indecency would not
have been tolerated previous to the era
of Grants Administration.
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Pitlsburg Cattle Market.

October 4.
CENTRAL CATTLE YARps.-Cattle: Re-
ceipts comparatively light, but the sup
ply is in excess of the demand, and the
market is dull and prices weak; sales at
a 25a5 25, for fair to prime.
HoGs-Lower and dull; sales of Yor-
kers at 4 40a4 SO; Philadelphia hogs,
4 90a5.
SHEEP-Dull and lower with arl in
creased supply; sales of fair to good at
4 50a4 75.
~Thore is considerable exultation
over the fact that, after good deal oil
EHgitatioh; d rebel soldier who holds q
clerkship in the Interior Department at
Washington, has been removed; but no
honest Republican has yet been able to
exult over the report that any one OF
Grants worthless relations has been re.
moved. The brothers in-law, the cous
ins, the wife's nephews, and all the rest
of the gang are still fed at the public
crib.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10
LOCAL ]. INTELLIGENCE.
Tuesday. October 10, IS7I.
County Officers.

=
Probate Judge, THso. CASTLE Office in
tne Court House,
Auditor, s. GRrasHAw; Office in the Coiirt
House.
Treasurer, WILLIAM RRAD; Office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, DAVID OKFY; Office ih THE
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. SPRIGos; Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
:, Recorder. JOHN HAMILroS;ofioe in the Court
House. ,u
ssSherif, GEORGE CAIpw ;ofice in the Cour,
House.
-Commissioners-IsAAc BERNHARD, WM.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
Surveyor, 0. s. SLOAN; Pos coffee Stafford.
In6rmary Directors. JACOB c. YoHo, PHILIp
ScaUNAcHsR, Sr., JESSE Jackson
Coroner, JOIN MUHLEMAS, ESQ.,; Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio.
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EEWe make mention of the fact, as
it is fact, that never before was there bet,
ter order on the grounds during any Fail
than was here. Everything went on like
clock work, without tumult or confusion
No drunkenness, ,rowdyism or muses. oc
Cured during the entire Fair. The Board
of Managers did their duty and did il
well, and the people seemed to lend q
helping hand to them; for all of which
one and all deserve high praise.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

sg Benjamin Dean, aged about fifty
years, residing in Washington township,
Richland county, committed suicide on
the 2ud inst, by hanging himself in his
barn. He arose early, as was his custom,
and went about his chores, but being
gone longer than usual. one of the
family was sent to call him, and found
him as above stated. No cause can be
assigned for this rash act. His domestic
and pecuuiary affairs were in good shape.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10
r. and c. RaiIroad. /.

A Charleston W. Va, correspondent
of the State Journal says: ran
A good deal OF interest is manifested
by the public here in the proposed Par
kersburg, Ripley and Charleston rail
road. In October the people of Jack.
son county are to vote on the question
of authorizing, tile Supervisors of that
county to subscribe 100000 to this
improvement Kanawha and Wood
counties have deeper interest in this
road than even Jackson, and if these
would cooperate with the latter cbttnty,
there is every reason to believe hat this
important work will be commenced at
an early day.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10
The Direct Tax Robbery.

The direct Federal tax for the year
ending June 80, 1871, was three hun
dred and eighty-three millions, three
hundred and twenty-three thousand
nine hundred and forty-four dollars
This is over a million day, Sunday in
cluded. The tax law works on Sunday,
taking no rest, and making over a mill
ion dollars
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

n@- The New York Evening Post says
"We have no fault in the military govern
ment Of the Southern people by the rest
Of the nation. lis as sure to fail in
practi ce as it is unjust and undemocratie
in principle. The immediate and OBJ
vious remedies for the troubles are pre-.
cisely the moral remedies which have
never been tried. And the first the most
obvious Of these is in the hands of The
Northern DEMOCRATS. Let them, or the
majority of them initedly and oarhestly
subordinate party to country, and pro.
claim .theit purpose to sustain. the Con.
stitution as it now is, while defending the
municipal liberties Of every part of the
country against encroachment, and the
very reason for the existence of The
Klu- Klux bill will be destroyed.
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The Greatest Robbery of the Age

When you hear Republicans talk Of
robbihg the public, ask them what the
Radical party did with. the public lands.
The government held these lands in trust
for the people. They were botght with
the blood and treasure of the people:
They were intended for their use and
benefit. A Radical Congress gives away
the peoples lands to private railroad cor
porators. The people have been robbed
of well nigh 200 100000 acres of the best
lands in tho world. and the capitalists
who run the Radical party now hold
them, and yet Republicans talk about
honesty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure OF
meeting George S. Lamping, Esq, OF
Pineville, Mcdonald County, Missouri
the other day. Mr.. Lampingis here on 9
visit to his friends and relatives. He
studied law here two or three years ago
since which time he has been practicing
his profession in Missouri. He speaks
in glowing terms of his Western home
Marietta Times, 2Sth ult.
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FRANK WILLIAMS, b, G. Jack.

The followingis the summary:
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EEWe, learn that r. j.. BULLARD
Cashier of the Woodsfield Bank, propo
ses to start Bank at Middleport, Meigs
County. Ohio. Mr.. JAS. R. SMITH, for
meriy of Clarington, this county, is to
be ole Of the officers. They have oul
best wishes for their success.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10
Senator MOrtOn'S TWiCe-Patd
Bills--COmprOmising with a De.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-During the
war Senator Morton, then Governor OF
Indiana, made contracts with certain
steamboats, for Transporting sanitary
supplies, the bills for which were paid
by the Quartermaster's Department AT
the time, by order of the Secretary OF
War. Since then, in settling the ac'
counts of the State of Indiana with the
General Government for moneys dis,
bursed by the former in the rebellion;
these bills have again been paid. The
Treasury Department will Immediately
take steps 10 recover this money, and
also institute inquiry why it was that
Gov. Morton cid not credit the Govern
ment with the payment Of these accounts
al the PROPER time.
AT tie, time Of the Hodge defalcation,
aEother delinquent paymaster was dis,
covered, whose balances showed a def
cheney of $4,000 The Paymaster's S
Department was so alarmed at this last
discovery that it was hushed up, and
finally compromised by the father of the
defaulter handing over the amount miss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

SAD Observation-Disclosures rea
ched here on yesterday, that Mr.. Thom as
Baker, young man of this place, was
accidentally shot and killed by a comrade
near Omaha, Nebraska. This is very sad
news for his widowed mother and friends
here, and they have the sympathies of an
entire community. We learn that his
brother Charles intends to bring his re-
mains to this place for interment.-&
CtairSUilte Gazette, 5th inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

~A copy of the Nationalist, pub,
lished at Manhattan, Kansas, of the 29th
ult., contains the following items:
"MR. EDlToR: Please announce the
name of Mr. Geo. W. Murphy, of Man
haitian, as an independent candidate for
Representative, at the coming election;
and oblige, MANY CITIZENS"
"Judge Murphy is sannounced as an in.
6epent candidate for Representative. He
would make agood one"
Mr.. MURPHY formerly resided in
Woodsield Our citizens are pleased to
learn of his success in the West.
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IndJan Chief COchis Making
Peace,

SANTA FE, October 3.-The Daily
Post has just received letter from o. s
Piper. United States Indian Agent, dated
Canada, Alamasa, September Both stating
that the famous Apache Chief Cochi;
and party came in on the 29th ultimo
and went through the ceremony of max
ing peace. 1t is hoped that this will dc
more toward settling the Indian trouble;
in New Mexico and Arizona than any
thing that has taken place for years.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

na-T The Jackson Mississippi) Clarion
says: The RAIDS are asking the colored vo.
ters in Marshall to support candidate for
office, who kept negro dogs 10 1859, and
charged from five to ten dollars for hunt
ting them down. The darkies are dis
gusted."' The fight between the Radi-
calls and the CONSERVATIVES in Mississippi
wakes hot Mass meetings and barbei
cues rule the day and the hour. Many
conservative negroes have taken the field
against the Radicals and carpet -baggers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

EyLawyers who are fond of sueing
newspaper proprietors on every slight
pretence, ought to lay to heart the dec
laration Of Judge Barnard. in the case
of Captain Samuels, of the yacht Dfead-
nought, whom some reporter of the
Evening Post Iibelled, but which libel
the editor retracted and apologized for,
as soon as it was discovered. "It is idle
and foolish" says his Honor, "to sue
the editor of paper for libel that he
knows nothing about, and is willing to
render any proper redress thata mistake
calls for'
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Notice in Partition. !

y
DHEBR GRAHAM, Maty Mckinley and VIII
/ liam Mckinley her husband, ,LaufaJ, Hur-
ley and James N. Hurley. her husband, Alex.
arder Graham and Allied P. Graham, who re-
side in the State of Missouri; viii take notice
that petition was alsd sgainst them on the
2sth day Of August, 18fi, II the oours of
John Bigler, and. is pow pending, whereinths
said John Bglef demands partition Of NJ
following real estate, t. Wit. The northeast
quarter Of the northwest. quarter, and ths
west half of the northwest quarter Of section
tweuty-three Of township three Of range
three; and that at the next term Of said court
the SAID John Bigler will apply for An ordsr
of partition to be made of said prsmises.
'1.. AMOS & SPRIGGS,
sep5w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

~The first cargo of wheat destined
directly for Europe started last week
from Duluth, per steamer cleveland"
of the Vermont Central Line. It will
90 via Wellaad canal to Ogdensburg,
and thence by rail to Boston, and thence
by vessel to Europe The "Cleveland"
took about 10000 bushels. The "Em.
pire," of the same line, will take about
10000 bushels, whose ultimate des tina
ton is Europe. .9., e--.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

EsOur citizens were considerably
worked up, during last week, on the sub
j,ct of a Narrow Gauge Railroad from
Woodsfield to Bellaire; to connect at that
place with the Pittsburgh road. The
cost is estimated at $500, COO, cars and
everything complete, from here 10 Bell
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

.sIEMr. SAMUEL BLOWERS, of this
township, left at our office, one day last
week, several of last years potatoes
from which there had grown as high as
twenty small potatoes from four sprouts,
He informed us that they had been laid
away in a barrel and had not had any
moisture except the atmosphere.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10
RA contributor 70 the Atlant

RA contributor 10 the Atlantic
Monthly shows from the official returns
of the Treasury Department that du-
ring the year ending December 81, 1870,
the Government collected from the
country S409, ,20S,S33 AS the census
puts the general population at 3S,500,
600, each man, woman and child paid
in taxes for 1870, $40 62, in addition to
the amount paid to the State and loea
governments.
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SgTne firm of HENRY K. LIST &

az Tne firm Of HENRY K. LIST Z Co.,
Wheeling, West Va, has been dissolved,
HENRY X. LIST retiring. The new firm
formed is LIST, DAVENPORT and PARKS
The Register of the 9th inst, says'
ave commend the new firm to the bli-
siness men of this and adjoining States.
They bring to their business complete
knowledge Of all its ramitications, indus
try, perseverance and strict probity. We
predict for the new firm complete and
entire success
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

LBvBNwoRTH, KANSAS, October q
Late advices from the Indian Territory
report serious depredatiens by Kiowas
in the neighborhood of Fort Still. A
number of men. have recently been killed
and scalped within few miles of that
place. Two herders were shot few
days ago within sight of the fort, and
their bodies mutilated beyond recog =.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

EA report was in circulation here
last week, to the effect that JACK SAILS
BURY, of Washington County, had been
shot and killed at Brownsville, this coun-
ty We did not learn the name of the
person who fred the shot, but under
stood the act was one of self-defense.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

EA very dense smoke settled over
this section of Ohio on the 9th inst. The
smell of burning timber and leaves was
very strong. By the morning of the 7th
the atmosphere was clear, tile smoke hav-
ing entirely disappeared Some persons,
always ready with reasons for every
thing, claimed that the smoke was from
Wisconsin, where great fire has been ra-
ging the past week. Perhaps So
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0DhlhaImia is Catching,

Tile Herald of Health for October
says: In the Philadelphia Hospital, du-
ring the past winter, single case of
ophthalmia gave rise to over forty more.
In families it is likely to spread by
washing in the same towel, or by other
methods of contact. The disease spreads
rapidly, and may be developed in sim
gle day after exposure. 1t is most like
ly, to occur in. persons of q scrofulous
habit, or those whose blood is in an i'm
pure state. s+
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Dry Goods! Dry Goods!

We have an advertisement Of the Dry
Goods House of HENRY BRUEs, former
" BRUEs & SANDERS, Wheeling, West
Va, which will appear in our next issue
Mr.. E. W. ARMSTRONG, formerly o.
Wood. field. is connected with the es
tablishment.
Remember the place, IA Main St.
and call when You visit Wheeling.
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tendency. Rye firm at Csc. Corn q, a.

5Sc.
IRON-Flat and bar. 8 to 4c;s horse
shoe, DC; round and square. 81 to 7tc
oval, 4 to 44c; half oval aud half round
A to 54c; heavy band iron, Al to Sc
hoop and light band, Al to 94c; Railroad
Flat and T, 4 to 44c.
NAlLS-Prices per keg: Brads and
Fencing. 10 to God, 4 90; s to Cd, 4 25
s to I'd, 4 so; 4 TO Sd, 4 Is; Sd, S so
"a, . %. Barrel, ! in, Z 90; in, 6 So
l Tin, 5 20; II in, 5 so; Il in, 5 90; II
in, 4 Is. Finishing, in. 9, 90; II in
8 90; Il in, 6 25; II in, 6 90; 3. in, !
70; p in, 5 SO; Sin, 5 %. Casing, II
to BOD, 4 Is, Sd, 5 90; Cd, 5 25; I'D,
90: Fine Blued, I'D. 5 IS; Sd, 6 Is; I'd
y Is Lining Nails, ] in, 8 so. To.
bacco HID, 6 aud I'd, Is 90; Sd, 81 Is
Cliuch Nails, oil sizes, 5 Is; Cut Spikes
all sizes, 4 25; Boat Spikes, cut, 4 rs.
Lots of Kegs, 124 per keg less than
above.
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~Compulsorv teetotalism is quite i,

EF Compulsory teetotalism is quite in
accordance with the republican institu-
tions of New England, but compulsory
vaccination outrages every principle of
freedom, and the result is that Lowell,
Mass is closing its bar-rooms and open,
ing more hospitals for smallpox cases,
which occur at the rate of dozen a
day. The difference is that smallpox
is contagious and inebriety isn't. e
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MARRIED.-On the 9th inst, by +. nj
BEARD, ESQ.,, WYNDHAM SPARLING, Esq
of Noble County, Ohio, and FsasIE NJ,
relict of the late General FORD, of Mon
roe County, Ohio.
Noble County Republican and Guern
sey Times please COPY.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, October 3.-lt is
the opinion that the ground has not been
SO dry at this season in 20 years. Wells
and springs are drying up. The work
of plowing is brought to stand still
There will be great suffering for want Of
water, and the results OF the drouth must
be very disastrous to trees and shrubs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10
wThe editors of the Morgan Count

~The editors of the Morgan County
Herald request Us to copy column Of
cuts and sayings, the result Of an attack
of softening of the brain, dotage or idi
iocy on the part of its editors. We de
cline. The Asylum for incurables is To-
Gated at Athens. The friends of the
Herald editors should watch them close
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Farm and Bees for Sale,
NEAR sOMEKTON, OHIO.

TNHE farm contains 33 La aores, substa1.
/ tia' house with rooms; we'll and cts.
tern convenient;a barn, sawmill and orchard
one-third of the farm is good bottom land,
and al in grass, except three acres Of timber,
good chance for tobacco. Also, 80 stands
of bees, which offer very low.
septl9ml. WIN. P. SMITH.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

ETA little boy who lives with Mr.
Bowen HIxENBAUGH. was severely inJur
ed the morning Of the 81 inst, on the hill
East of town, by wagon loaded with
stone passing over him. DR.. WAY was
called to attend the case.
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DISTINCT COURT.
COMMON PLEAS.


In Muskinsum county, Februatt 20. April
80, October 29, az
In Noble county, February 6, June Il. Oc-
tober 15i rot. ss '
In Guernsey county, February l3, April 80,
October Is. .& tt4t
In Morgan county, March l9, june IL, No
vember L.
In Belmont county, February IS, April 80,
November 5.
In Monroe county, March rs, June l8, 0cto-
Der 10.
In Tuscarawas county, February 19. May
20, November 4:
In Harrison county, February 5, May 6, oc-
tober, 21,. ,,,.
In Jefferson county. March 4, Jans s, No
vsmBer 25. i
And we further direct that. ! certified
copy Of b.this order be transmitted forth
with by the ClorR u the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of Jefferson county to the Sscre.
,ary Of State and to the Clerks of the Court
OF, Common Pleas in each of said counties;
and that it be published according to law in
each of said counties for four consecutive
weeks. Given under our hands at Ste uben-
vile, this 2sth day of September, A. D. 1871.
MOSES NJ. GRANGER,
FREDERICK w. WOOD,
JOHN H, MILLER,
Judges of the Court of Common Pleas Sth
Judicial District;
i, oliver C. Smith, Clerk of the Court oil
Common Pleas within and tor the county Of
Jefferson in the State Of Ohio, hereby certify
that the foregoing transcript is correctly ia
kent and copied from the Journal of said
Court, as the -ame remains in my Office.
Witness thy signature and the seal Of
tsEAI.J said Court, this I5d day of October
1911. ;, ,. :. :.
OLIVER {. SMITH, Clerk.
A true COPY.
Attest. DAVID OKEY,
octlOw4. Clerk Monroe Com. Pleas.
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kE The Democratic meetings at Sar,
dis, BeaIlsville and Lecompton last
week were well attended. The meet nc
at Sardis was the largest held in the
county this year; quite number of the
fair sex we're in attendance. Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-10

@The stone vault in the store room
of the DAVENPORT building is splendid
piece of workmanship. 1t will be ell
tirely finished during the present month.
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For Stores and Omces

A lounge is better than chairs, and By
using .s 10 sI s,7 e1as oicIs:
- HUBBARD's PATENT SOFA BED, ~'
which conceals within itself a double
spring bed and plenty of coverings. &c.
your clerk is furnished with q nice, clear
bed. without any trouble. ~ SOS -g1
Sold only by HUBBARD & BRO, Furni
tire Dealers, SO and 8S Market street
Wheeling, West Va.
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Center Township

Democrats ought to turn out to man
to the election to-dsy. Let us increase
our large majority of last yesr. Come
in early and bring your Democratic and
Conservative neighbors with you.
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Tile Old est Man in West Virginia,

Chandler Arthur, who resides three
miles from Fayettey Court House, was a
soldier in the Revolutionary war, though
he has not claimed any pension. He
cuts WoSd, and enjoys good appetite.
His age is, 1l4.-KaaaUha Daily.
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Dissolution Noties.

,s--s.' v '.,e hf..we.,,
THE partnership hesetoiote existing between
L Mccullough and McMaster. has been this
requested to call and settle Immediately. eaf1
sep12w3. MCCULLOUGH s. McMASTER,
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Netu 9obsrttst1tlsnts
Times Of Holding Courts.

The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, S.:
Pursuant to the statutes in such case made
and provided, We, the Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the 9Th Judi
cial District in the State of Ohio, do hereby
order and direct that the Terms of the Dis.
trict Court and Of the Court of Common Pleas
within the several counties of said district,
shall begin 1t the hour of eight Isl o'clock in
the morning on the days and dates herein
after hafnsd during the year 1872, to wit:
pIsTRIcT couRr