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Legal Notice.


MARGARET BUMBERGER, William Buraber.
lH1 ger, Peter Frederick and Mary Frederick
his wife, will take notice that on the I'd dayiof
March, A, D. 1871, Frederick Schenck filed his
petition in the court of common pleas OF Mon
roe,county, Ohio the object..and prayer Of which
is to correct material mista kes in convey anoes
of land made by Peter Frederick and wife,
one to Frederick Schenok and one to John
Bumberger, now deceased, so as to convey to
plaintiff the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter and two aud ONE half acres oil
the southeast corner of the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section ten
in township four Of range four. aud to convey
to the widow and heirs of John Bumberger
said northeast quarter. of northwest quarter
except said two and ons-half acres; the de.
PENDANTS are required to answer said petition
by the 18th day Of April. 1871.
HoLLtSTER & oKEY,
mch7w6. Att'ys for plaintiff,
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Computing Interest.

Here is new rule for computing in
terest 1t is so simple and SO true that
every banker, merchant or clerk, should
post it for reference. BY no other arith-
metical process can the desired infor-
nation be obtained by so few figures:
Six per ccnt-Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number OF
days of interest desired, separate the
right hand figure and divided by six
the result is the TRUE interest on such
number of days at six per cent.
/ Eight per cent.-Mult,ply any given
amount by the number of days upon
which it is desired to ascertain the in
terest, and divide by 45, and the result
win be the true interest for the time re-
quired.
Ten per Multiply the same as
above and divide by 36, and the result
will show the Interest at 10 per cent.
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3. n. smltl,. ESQ,

We learn that this gentleman, late law
partner of Hon JAS R MORRIS, purpo
sssremoving 20 Knightstown, Indiana, to
enter into the practice of the law in that
State.
We commend him to the people Of In
diana as gentleman possessed of abili-
ties of high order Mr.. SMITH was born
and raised in this county, we believe; a.
tended school here in Woodsfeld and
finally attained to the position of Princi-
pal of the Woodsfeld Union Spbools.-
He deserves success and We heartily
wish him the full measure of his ambi
ton. li9h
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RAILROAD! RAILROAD!! /!

By Amos & spriggs, Atty's. fsb28w6.
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On the 2Sth nit. the Board ordered
the following entered upon the Journal !
aThe Commissioners in, making this
appointment z ScnuMAcHER, Sr,)
would express their sentiments that when
the Superintendent Of the Intirmary
gives general satisfaction, both as re-
cards the treatment of the inmates and
Conducting the farming operations, he
should nut be discharged without cause
In the present case the Directors tive
sof them J have appointed a Superintend-
ent, Who was previously in that capacity
and great many complaints made
against him; in addition to this, he has
" large family. amounting TO nearly one
md ourth of the inmates The Commission.
hands Is are of opinion the Directors should
nEAve made an appointment where previ-
rxss complaints did not exist.
Ne CHRIsrIAN CEHRs,
De0i Isaac BERNHARD,
He soil VIM WORKMAN,
viii spl Commissioners
sstisfache Superintendent complained o.
sssIs. having a large family is JosHul
sssls 1Er, who was appointed two weeks
syhlp s,sa by Directors JAcor G, YoHo anf
&sefsk JAeKssr.
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Norway Oats for Sale.

TsHE subscriber off.rs for ssls, at ST. so per
/ bushel, so bushels OF Norway Oats. Hs
says:
81 have tried them for t~o years, aud find
them to be q far better oats than those raised
by our farmers. They havs large stiff straw
and will stand up better than other oats :
They will produce one.thiri more OF the
same ground than the common oats.
"ln 1859 Isowsi ] bushsl ani the yield
was lS bushels.
AIN 1870, sowed 3 bushels All tie Weld
wa fo bushels from 80 .iozsns.
They average from 40 to As pounds to the
bushel. My horses eat them in preference Il
other oats"
Persons wishing to buy thejNorwsy oats
can obtain them hy addressing
A. J. GOODiIUR.
Ciaringtou. Ohio.
Or. bv calling at Resxaa's store. Csrington,
Ohio.
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Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
i Court of Monroe county, Ohio will ofsi
for sale, at public auction. on
Saturday,th Sth day Of April, A. DISH,
at o'clock, aftsrnoon,upon the premises, the
following described lands; as the properly OF
EmapueI Christy, deceased, situate In said
county, to wit: The south part of the east
half of the northeast quarter Of section four
teen, township four range six. containing forty
acres, more or less. being the lands of " hlch
the said decedent died seized; subject to a
mortgage in favor of VIM. White.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand, one.
third in one year and one-thrd in two years
from day of sale, with interest; deferred. pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on premises
Sold. SYDNOR WHITACRE,
Admir- Of estate OF &. Christy, decd.
mch7t5,
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D1ssoLurIoN-The law CO partnership
heretofore existing between JAMES R.
MoRRrs and E. N. SMITH under the firm
name of MORRIS 4 SMITH has been dis
solved by mutual consent.
Mr.. SMITH has transferred his interest,
in the way Of fees in the cases of the
firm, to JERE WILLIAMS.
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Cincinnati Market.

Marcn 8.
FLOUR-Quiet; family at 6 25a6 40
GRAIN-Wheat firm at 39al 40
Corn firm at 56a57c. Rye steady at
GOAL 05. Oats unchanged. Barley steady
at 95cal 05.
GROCERIES-Demand good.
OlLS-Linseed steady at 92c. Lard
at / 10.
EGGS-Dull and declined to 20a2lc
RUTTER-Firm at 26a30c.
CHEESE-At 15a16c for factory.
SEEDS-Clovsr at l l0lal IL, the
latter from store. Timothy steady. at c
25a6 so
PROVISIONS-Pork dull at 81 75
asked. Lard unchanged. Bulk Meat.
firm; bulk sides at 81; shoulders at 74e
small sales bulk sides clear held at 10!
sl0sc; bulk sides clear rib at l04c; clio
sing depressed, shoulders were offered
at 71c, seller April. delivered. in Mil
waukee. Bacon dull; shoulders at 81
and sides at li4al33c asked.
H09S-Dqli at 8 75s7 SO.
CATTLE-Quiei and weak.
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RAILROAD MEETING.
CoMuITTEEs APPOINTED. ]
An EFFORT In the Right direction.

At meeting Of the citizens of tn
county, held at the court house,on Mon.
day evening the 9th ult,, the feeling
was favorable to urging upon the corpo
rators of the Dayton Mineral Railroad
the propriety and necessity of compile
ting the road through to BelIair. s
The meeting organized by appointing
SAMUEL l. MOONEY Chairman and DIR
SAMUEL GRIMsHAw Secretary.
w. HoLlIsrER informed the meeting
that the citizens of Morgan County had
appointed committee to confer with
the officials ofthis road and tender them
the CO operation Of the citizens Of Nor
gan to have it extend to McConnelsville
Noble County would undoubtedly do the
same. and Monroe should be up and do
ing.
On motion OF. WILLIAM READ COM
mittee of seven, to correspond or call
upon the President of the Compauy,was
appointed, with instructions, to call a
meeting whenever, in their judgment,t the
information in their possession warrant.
ed.
The Chair appointed the committee as
follows: = 80 s'St- y
DANIEL NEUhARr, J. T. JUDKrNs, W.
HoLIsrER, JAS. r. MoRR1s, M HoEF-
FLER, j. P. SPRIGGs and A, c. MILLER.
On motion, ST.. MOONEY, II. r. WEsr;
S. GRIMsHAw and ]. B. NoLL were added
to the committee.
The committee were requested to or
sanize and proceed to business immedi-
ately. A meeting was held the same
evening and an organization effected by
eleeting S. L. MooNEY Chairman and
john B. NoLL Secretary sns
, This is working to some purpose and
the people will be informed, before many
days, just what they will have to do in
order to have railroad extend through
Monroe County, If the, citizens of Nor
gan, Noble and Monroe exhibit an ear
nestness and determination in this mat
ter and back that with their means, twill
not be many years before the. shrek of
the steam whistle will be heard from the
Muskingum to the Ohio. Ks
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Andrew Fletcher, of Saltoun, immor-
talized his name with two utterances. He
it was who said: "Give me the making of
nations songs, and ! care not who
makes its laws" And when it was pro-
pose to him to take the oath of allegiance
to the British Government, the Scottish
patriot. who never accepted the union OF
thetwo kingdoms; responded: II would
die to serve my country, but l would not
do an ignoble action to save it,
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yssD aSbetiis,uents,
j e n r MS
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Woodsfeld, Monroe County, Ohio
Notice.

WHEREAS, It appears that the southeast
w quarter of the southeast ~quarter o.
section thirty-fve [35] in township four "a
Of range six [6] containing 27 24-l0O acres
in Monroe county, Ohio. in the district o.
lands formerly subjsct 10 sale at Marietta
now at Chillicothe, Ohio. has been errona.
neously withheld from private entry; the un
dersigued hereby give notice of the fact. We
will be prepared TO receive applications
to enter tbs land above dssisnatei on Men.
day, 9p. m. the 10Th day of April, A. D
1871, at the Land Office at ChiIlicothe. Ohio
WM. B. FRANKLIN, Register.
mch7w5. JAMES ROWE, Receiver.
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Sheriff Sale.
YIN, II. Lawrence
VS..
Andrew Parker ct al.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to nae directed
u from the court of common pleas Of Guya
hoga county, Ohio, will offer for sale, .. the
front door Of the court house, between the
hours Of 10o'clock q. M, and O'Clock pm.
on Sge
Saturday, the 9Th day of april, 1871.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit.
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty-five township two
of range four, containing eighty acres more
or less.
Also the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter Of the same section, township and
range. except four and one half ac,es sold to
James Bolen, containing seventy-fve and
one-half acres more or less.
Appraised, lst tract at $3.50.
b.. 2i 925.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
mch7w5. Sheriff n. C. o.
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Road Notice.

~ 1Ht
A PETITION will be presented to The csn..
a missidners Of Monroe copnty, Ohio. IS
their March session. lS7 1 praying for Z county
road ,'commencing for the same 10 the csutHr
of the road known as the old Maristts
road, on Little Opossum crssk, on tbs
lands of Elizabeth Gosser. about tselva
feet from sycamore tree marked A: thsnc{
through the lands Of Gosser 10 the ]ands 81
Alexander Thomas; thence through the lxndi
Of A. Thomas vest OF dsld now ID ~ 10 {
sycamore stump;thencs through Gcsser's land
to white oak stump near tbs line betWSsa
4. Thomas and Elizabeth dssssr; sthencs
through the lands Of Alexander Thons
south Of his barn, bog pen and house; thsnes
along or near th. old road to the lands sf Dayii
Pyies;thence through the lands Of David P5ls0
along of neaf The road summing east Of said
Pyles' barn, hog pen and house, thencS along
or near the road 20 stone marked B. oppd-:
site the mouth Of run known Al the Jsne
Haley run, about rods west: thence up the.
Jane Haley run through lands of David Pylsd
the nearest and best roots; thence shrongk
the lands Of Casper Bitnsr along OF nssr tbs
old road 70 . stump on the right hz1d fsfk
above . little bridge which bears I've a.
marks at or near the lane that lexlslf from the
rap 70 Casper Bitner's house; thence lslong sf
near Bitner,s road until it intsrsects tbs
Opos sum creek road souis rods more q les5
north Of Nicholas Hidy's house to chestnut
oAk sttimp marked D. terminating In tie sen-:
terof the fbad leading from 0possash ssesk
to the graded foSd Ksdl1s from Sunash1 u
WoodsAesd, opposite Joshua Davis hosss. ii
I j,n3lw5. MANY PETITIONERS. {.
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To Advertisers.

Administrators Notices, Divorce No
tices, Road Notices, Attachment Notices
and all other transcient advertisements.
must be paid for before insertion.
Attorneys held responsible for the ad
vertising fees in Legal Notices, and the
same must be paid for when handed il
for publication
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Tuesday. March =, Is7I,
County Officers.

P.obate Judge, W. T. srsclAIs; ofhos IN
the Court House,
Auditor, 8. GRrasHAw; Office in the Cour,
House.
Treasurer, wnLiAx READ: ONCE in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, DAVID oKRr; Office In the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. spRIGes; Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder .JoHS HAMlLroS;oHace in the Couri
House.
shsrif, ,eroaer cAIDwr1l;ofsce in the cour,
sHouse. =
commissioners-1sAAc BsRsHARp, WV
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud.
itor
Surveyor. o. 8. SLOAN; Pos ssotice Stafford.
lnfirmary Directors, JACOB c.. YoHo, Str
fHEs DoUeHsarY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner. JoHS MuHLExAs, ESQ.,; Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio.
ARRIVAL AND DEpARTURE OF MAILS iTc
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
Barnesyille, which now includes Beallsvills
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at
Y. n. Leavs each morning at 9A.M.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
att .. m.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings att AIN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
81 4ssAa.nsEzs 81 sa4 .fn ]
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5r From the Register
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

Marcn /.
There has been a remarkably steady
market during the past week with better
trade doing. Flour is firmer with an in.
creased demand and will doubtless stiff.
en'prices. Stocks are light and wheat
not coming in freely.
BUTTER-Abundant supply and pri-
ces lower, selling at 22@24c.
B CHEESE-Firmer at l6c for Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Prices are firm;
standard brands, ina jobbing way, 200
26c and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at 14@l7c; City
mould at l21c.
COFFEE-Fair at 17@1Sc; prime at
l9@20c choice and fancy at 2lc
EGGS-Supply abundant at Zoe.
FEATHERS-Sales at 75c, aud the
usual advance for small lots in retail
way.
FLOUR-Red winter family al 6 70
OF 90.
WHITE WHEAT-Family att ESQ
Z 5O;fancy at 8 so; superline and extra at
8 80.
GRATN-Wheat active; white at l 35
q! 40 for choice No. J.; red at I 25@1
80.
RYE-At 75@s0c.
OATS-At 45@50c.
BARLEY-At 75c@l co.
CORN-At 65c.
PROVISIONS-In fair demand. Mess
pork at % co. Lard, tiercs at 13c; keg
at l4ic. Bulk shoulders at9c. Bacon
shoulders at lie; sugar.cured hams at
lie; plain do at 16c; clear sides at 13lc;
breakfast bacon at l5c.
FlSH-Mackorel, No. 2 halves at Z
90; No. 3 do at 6 %; white fish at s So;
lake herring at 3 75.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina at
9lc,e
HOMINY--Sales of white flint at 5
so per bhl.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 5O@65e; New
York at, ,70@75c; choice drips at SOC.
SUGARS-New Orleans at 10@llJc;
Porto Rico and Cuba at ll4c; Demarara
at l2@l3c; crushed, powdered aud gram
alated at l5c; A coffee at l4le; 3 coffee
at 14c; coffee at 1890.
M0LASSES-N New Orleans new crop,
fair To good ast65c; prime to choice at
6s@70c.
SODA-At Sc in papers; best Now
Castle at &c in keg.
SOAP-Family at Gfc; German at 8lc|
Eastern at l09l2c.
SALT-Dairy at 3 90; best Ohio River
at 2 10.
TOBACCO--Navy Blacks at 62@ re;
dark JOS and Is at 65@75c; bright los
i aud lbs at 75@S5c.
TEA-Gunpowder at | 5a@l IS;
Young Hyson at l a0@l 60; black at
| 00@i 1901 so.
BRO0MS-No. l fancy, 4 90; No. 2
fancy, 3 SO; No. 3 fancy, 3 25; No.
lplmn, 90; No plain, 2 70; No. .
plain, 2 50@2 g.
GLASS-First quality Sx10 st 90;
Il0xl2 ot 4 so; second qnality SxlO at
g 90; .10x12 at 3 80 per box Of 80 feet.
Discount 10 per cent.
GENSENG-At 55c % fb.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled is sill quo
ted at Is Oc@17 90; loose at 10 OO@l2
Loo.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at
IS,
SEEDS-Clover, at Z 25@7 so per
bashcl; Timothy, at 6 25@6 50i Flax
seed at IS.
EEANs--Navy, white, s.2 oo@2 25
tpsr bdshel
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Administrators Sale.


N pursuance of an order granted By the
/ Probate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, |
will offer for sale, at public auction, oai
Saturdays the 25th day Of March, 1871,
at o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises, the
Following described real estate, situsts in the
county OF Monroe and State Of Ohio, to wit:
The southeast fourth Of the southeast fourth
OF section ten township four of range fvs;
containing forty acres. Also, six and eighty
one. .hundredth acres in the southwest fourth
of thesouthwest fourth Of section four town.
ship four aud range six.
Appraised at SIC per acre.
TERMS OF SALE.--0hs-half in hand and the
balance in one year from day Of SALE with
interest; the deferred payment to be secured
by mortgage on the premises sold
JOHN BEARDa0Rg,
Admir- Of Benjamin Joy. deo'i.
feb2lw4.
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EEDAvrD BUTLER, loyal Governor Of
Nebraska, has been lmpeached for thiev
ing and other rascality. Loyalty is suf-
fering this year. HOLDEN, of North Car
olina; CLAYTON, of Arkansas; BUTLET
and other Radical official chickens are re.
turning home to roost Roguery, like
murder, will out.
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l10. GEOGRAPHICAL EENIGMA.
lam composed of Sc letters
My37l4 16 % 212 is lake in New York.
My 1929 "a Is Al Is country in Afri-
ca.
Ny Is Q II 3Sl9is a branch of the Mis-.
souri, River.
Ny IL "a 5 46 9 is a town in Ohio.
My 8 80 SO 80 55 21 1927 is a group of
islands in Polynesia.
My 81 9 "a 40 IL 24Sl7is an island on
the coast Of Florida
My So Sc % 81 AZ 81 % 3S is a town in
Illinois ~
My 10 20 43 8 1915 isis the capital of
one Of the United States.
Ny AZ 33 80 25 % 81 40is a river in Cali
fornia.
NY Al so 35 is q riverin Maine.
NY 16 48 81 2f is a lake in Utah.
Ny 40 q 3S 30 So ~ % 80 2 is noun
tain range in New York.
My whole is excellent advice to school
teachers. w. H. G.
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Notice.

THE undersigned will offer for sale, on the
L premises, on
Sata,sIay,tke 18Th day Of March, 1871,
the following real est,te as the property oil
James Carmichael, dec'd, to wit. Lot number
fdrty-six in the town of Stafford Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio. Sold by order of Probate Court
Appraised at 800.
TERMs-one-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.
jlnf7td
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Grand and Petit Jurors for the
May Term, 1871.

Grand and Petit Jurors for tht
May Term. 1871.
The following persons compose tn,
juries for the May Term of the Cour
of Common Pleas:
GRAND JURY. A
Benton-Joseph B. Cline.
Bethel-Andrew Myres
q Adam Messner
Center-Christian Neuhart.
g Taylor Jeffers.
!" William Potts,
!" John Hamilton
Franklin-George Reed.
Malaga-Jas H. Graham.
Perry-Elihu NJ. UIlom.
Switzerland-Aaren Headley.
Washington-James Okey.
James Watson.
Wayne-John G. Latta u
Daniel Baker.
PETIT JURY.
Green-John Gillespie
John CIegg, Jr.
g John T. Culyerhouse. 5
Jackson-C. A. Cline.
Malaga--James Cooper.
Ohio-Henry Ultschy.
g j. H Ditman,
Seneca. B Reed
Summlt-Alex. Buchanan.
Sunsbury-John Wisner.
g VIM. II: Hutchinson
So Andrew Morris.
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e THE PR1CE.

The price Of the SPIRIT is 80 per year,
~ad IL i uell ls0orth the money. InEclubs
of ten and upward it win be sent for
e1 so. Those who send less money
than ~ for single subscription, will be
credited on our books only for the por.
ton Of the: year the money pays. Please
bear this in mind.
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EEOn Friday night, the oath ult..
some burglars at FDushinss Belmont Co.,
succeeded in gathering ffy-fve dollars
from the stores of WIN. HoLLowAY, HOB
SON 4 BRANNAN, ELLIS PARyIANcE and
E. JuDKIss. ga .E
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Chicago Market.

March 2.
GRA1N,wheat, No 2 spring chica.
go less active and lie higher, closed
steady at / 25al 25a cash and seller
March, l 26s seller April. Cora, No.
2 mixed 1c higher, at 5lsa514c cash and
seller March. Oats, No. 2 quiet and "a
lc higher, closed firm at 494c. Rye, No.
2 dull at S9c. Barley, spr;og No. 2 qui.
ct at Toe.
HOGS-Dressed quiet at 8 0OaS 12I;
live steady and 25c lower, at 75a7 95.
CATTLE-Unchanged. 5.
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uThe County Commissioners met
in regular session yesterday, Monday
Proceedings in our next issue.
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Divorce.

VS.. Divorce and alimony.
Daniel Stinpert.
Daniel Stimpert, whose residence is unknown,
is notified that Sarah Stimpert did, on the eth
day of February, A. D.. 1871, file her petition
in the office Of the clerk of the court of common
pleas, within and for the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, charging the said Daniel Stim-
pert with adultery with one Mary S. Hicken-
botham, and asking that she may be divorced
from said Daniel Stimpert, and that the court
decree her reasonable alimony, which petition
will stand for hearing at the next term of said
conrt.
Dated this 9th day of February, 1871.
MORRIS g. SMITH,
mch7w0. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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ETThe Wheeling Savings Institution
failed last week. The liabilities are sta
ted at sl5O,00O The Directors have
made an assignment for the benefit Of
their creditors-DANIEL LAME, Esq, As
signee.
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Farm for Sale.

0NE mile northwest Of Woodsisld, Monroe
" county, Ohio, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
known as the Ford farm. The undersigned
Executors of tbe estate of Heury Ford, Sr.
deceased, now offer the above named farm at
private sale.
The improvements consist of two large
frame harns,Hith -stabling capacity sufficient
for three hundred heal OF sheep, and other
necessary stock; one dwelling hou Sc, two s,o
ries, containing six rooms and cellar; a never
failing we'll Of water a. the door: one tenant
house, one story frame, and all out buildings
necessary; large apple orchard in full bearing
with some peach, PLAN, cherry and grapes.
The land is in high state of cultivation
all the cleared land being so sn to grass seed
excepting ten acres OF corn stalk ground
which produced 600 bushels of corn last
season. The farm has been used for stock
growing for the last twenty-five years, which
accounts for. its great fertility.
Terms far; deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage. For further particulars call on
THOMAS II. FORD.
or SAMUEL q. SMITH.
feb2Stf. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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lror the oplrlt
104 How many acres in square
field, the diagonal being 100 rods?
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EEThere were 243 tons of freight
shipped from the Ba-nesville depot dur.
ing the second and third weeks of Feb
ruary.
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ErThe Belmont County School Ex-
alnincrs will examine teachers at Barnes
vile on Saturday, the l lth day of March.
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EE Don't send money East to those,
sending you circulars, offering you chan.
ces to make large amounts of money.
They are swindlers.