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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-21

Passing BY Che back window of q q
neichbor's house 4 short time since, |
~ : fssoeite tom.cat seated on Q table
ueo1s The window, beside anarrow nccked
cream.jue containing milk. No person
WSs Is f6e Kitchen. He was smelling the
miIk. and endeavoring to reach it with
~ tol,1v,e;; but could not; at last he in
eetsed one of his forepaws and withdrew
a the fur saturated with milk after be
hsd licked i clean he dipped again, and
kept repeating the process as long as !
renamed observing him. which did for
eeversI minutes, and then left him 70 his
employment, for / thought lie had wen
deserved bis reward for bis ingenuity.
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Legal Notice.

syT7ILLIAM HRRGOT, Hermon Hsrgot, Mag
|. wv dslene Goson and Charles Goson her
husband Of the State Of Califorpiasand John
Hergot, johanna Kpshman and Fred kaufman
her husband whose places Of residences are
unknowuswill take notice tnat Emanuel G..
Blsttlsr aUninistrator Of the estate Of Loren
q Kley deceased, on the-22d Of February. A.
D. 1871, fled his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the conity Of Monroe
and state Of Ohio. alleging that the personal
estate Of said dscsdent IS insnHleient to pay
the debts and charges Of administering said
estate, that he died seized In fee simple Of
the following described real sstats situat 9, in
the county OF Belmont in the State Of Ohio;
to-wi.: Lot No. u in the Town Of povhat-
tan. 8 IS. s.
The prayer of said petition Is for the sale
Of said real estate to pay the debts and char
gss Aforesaid. Said petition viii he for bear
ing on the 31st day of March. A.. D. 1871, OF
as soon thereafter Is counsel can be heard.
'''. 3, G BLATTLRR,
Adm,r Of Lorenza Kley.
By Amos & Spriggs, Atty's.. feb28w6. S
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Legal Notice.

AZ BIC. D0sTRR, Of the state Of Iowa will
H. take notice that on the eth day OF
March, 1871, Mary A.sWest, AZ Administra-
trix Of the estate Of E. 6. West deceased,
6led her petition in the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, against him de-.
msnding the sum Of $50 As and interest
from the 18th Of December, 1870 and for the
sale Of the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty three town.
chip seven and range seven in said county, to
pay the same; you are rsquirod to ansver by
the 9Th day Of Nay, ls7l. 81
~ J. 3. JONES,
mchl4~6. Atty for plaintiff,
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JxpiAx PuDpixs Place two quarts
OF tine white corn meal in a tin-pan, sea-
sson properly with salt.graie hale large
nutmeg, add half 4 teaspoonfil OF so.
tia and mix together we'll Beat up the
white and yolks of four eggs with con-
siderable white. sugar until the mass is
verv light, aud add to it the meal With
! tadlcient unskimmei milk to form a
very stiff batter Place in bag and
gboil hriskly till done. Serve hot with
APPLE DuMpLrxG Make crust Of
quart of flour, 2 tablespoonful of cream
OF taftar. teaspoonful of soda, i ta-
.blespoonful of butter or lard 4 q little
3:ealk and milk enough sto make a dough
a that;ca be rolled out. Cat this dough
in eieht pieces, roll them out thin, put
slices OF sour Hpple upon them, fold
them upvtiaht and steam or bake pa
King viii require thirty minutes, steam
ing an hour. Either hard or liquid
sauce may be used.
APfLf PiE4-Slic peeled apples upon
y pie plate, and cover with q crust. Do
mot press Il down at the edge, but trim
il OF neatly Bake quickly and thor
UuQh1y Remove the crust, turn its up
pei Side down upon another pie plate
I6sh tie apple, sweeten It 70 the taste,
1avof With nutmeg, add : piece Of but
Z Ter the si2e Of hickory nut, and spread
the mixture upon the crust. A little
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-21

THIS House has been thoroughly renovated
and repaired. Having superior Yscilitiessv-
erytking will be done to make the guests
comfortable.
The table is always supplied with the best
the market affords. Good rooms and clean
beds for travellers and regular guests.
Good stables are xttached to the House. kv-
cry effort win be lnsds for the comfort of the
patrons. Boarders taken By the day, week,
month or yes- seply.
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u N I % N 81 OU S E,
(Southssst Of Public Square,)
SIMON DORR, Proprietor

HAVING recently taken charge Of this
IL House, the Proprietor has re6tted and
refurnishsd Il throughout in manner cafcu.
lated to make It one Of the most desirable
stopping places in this part of the State.
Guests will ind the best accommodations
at this House, and no pains will be spared 10
make them comfortable.
The Stables are oommedious, and the tsav.
elers' horses receive the best attsltion.
sep1Y. =. .sss
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed was, ON the sth day Of March
1871, appointed Administrator OF the estate
Of Andrew Parker, decd.
mchl4wS. RICHARD FARMER.
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2 EMBERTON II, Gus E
LEwIsLINGAMAN, Proprietor,
% w.ssr 81. bet. Monroe 4 Quincy,
WHEELING, ". "a.

frHlS House has been recently furnished
throughout. and the proprietor viii spare
NO pains to make his guests comfortable. His
table will bs supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. apf27f.
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hEE.Job work Of all kinds
executed with neatness and
Giyeus q call.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-21
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r HE ST "A r Fl OF Ell,
ION the CORNER Rast of Main Cross ST.
Henry Minsterman, -. Proprietor
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Contains tobsseo. cisaya, candies, nuts, dates,
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canned fruits Of ~ kinds. safdines, ink ,blaek-
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envelopes, &o, 10.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-21

!. vnAsrr. AS, =. sAauss. 1nos. wAIroz.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-21
Hol TO THE BARBER SHOP
sss ls AND
GROeERY,

TSHB undersigned keeps the 'only Barber
| Shop in Woods6eld. Shaving, hsir-out-
ting and shampooiug done in the best style,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22
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Selten IT Gin Wpndt 10 reid an sraus
snbaften OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sepeltm
lpie Der bonn 80 Suli bis gum 20. Nusait
b, S.-Da tpar susrlt Die Grploiion ees
Beffietbo eura pelde t0S @ens
fder SetSetet urp cine nod Yiet srbsere
3abl perpunset purpen. eann Die Grs
plpfon tsS IFS Toote une
Nerpnnbet /; banad Der GinitarS riner
Bride Der @aine>G entralbab
80 Sece uns Serwunoete ;-Suiams
,utenitpb sipeter 3ass tsi Bsfpert IN
psunlylpanien-6 Soptt aae Ia 8ers
tpunpets Ditto bel &eserein Mais
la9uIttts-43S Ops uns ebenIcpiel Ser
wunoste; enpli6 Die Grplofon bss
IDampfsrs Ocean 0ape" kei Mcbtle-
so bts 60 Iobtf unb @erpantstt, Das
Ma&t IN 80 SaSen sesen 400GoSte uno
8nwunbttsl
@it gnHfytn blidt mar aaf eislt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-22
Tur@ftarer crfaa.--@pn Sinsifcn

Sam. wirp unterm 8. september ron eli
nsm I&redliden Sturm bsri9tst peldes
auf Der Snisl slntisuab ereatsnben Saa<
ben ssruriadts. Ssce Mieperlaiianst uurbt
ntrbr optr wtniser BON psm ~Yerbserenest,
Orfane beimssla@t unS 5 Sir&en tuur=
ben rntsewsbt.- @uf Der Snltl ct. Rites
pureen 800 9aulsr ssrtSrt une et,oa 10
AnfsplanSen Sanali@ ,a Geunbt seri&s
tsts-auf Der Snltl Sata wartsn be
.Gelbfra@te bonn Starm total ratntrt.
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Efa4 liz
@nradt, Der retnfen slnbrtuns tardwebs
ten, ron lincsn edfttn eetrasett, unahfbSrs
lid tas liebli6e Gbal6en. ,,ssg !.
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rer Slauie ittnsn trautcn 0rub turd, eoie
Serse ertSnnsn lief, bann erfdeu Rom
5barms Der &loferttrde ispesmal Elm
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aus fsrncn eanpen einen sd6idten Mei<
ter fcmmeiL tvfl6er bic lisbliae Grl6eirS
ung cie -fe anbielfm Srte sebaFt in ein
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welde iid sesen ibre frcmrnen unp slaus
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ben line scrsbren nlSse. !, 81 st,t
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reiisn une 6riili6sn Sarftin waren apf
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lid,en &lmuIett untS penpen hes &leters
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aud fbre &ibstatte umaiiiterten eie, rel
men @ebete Der frpmrien unp e%aufburen
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re i1ie bSrtea erit tann aui ais Die frtsd
role Sanb pes llnslaubens ii6 erbpt ise
sen bic &l0itsr nnc Sset' sflles, mas nur
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unb als Die pebrloien 9ammlsia ron rem
blutpirfisen @Slfen aus itreii beiliseti
SuauftSprten pertrieben unc mad dlfeil
Rinpm seritrrutwcrsen. DEM aud iiter
has bsilise 9a,ls BON G~lairfpntaine brad
Der Gflirn Ter Werfpifffuno herein ,,ns
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1ie Grbaaaus ser Mttei III Clair
&. fsatain.. .aq0sr
hnlEes afu6NIL1G f9l lAd

bitaber, lnt ibr 0ebct mt rem hes betz
lisen &~laustrieers stt perrinisen. Sspb
niebatte rieier eae eeb res 9ent Hrp
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rissr urp bercrtcr Spradye persinrct ais
beute, ME 70 fd5u BIC DUH uto @dte ses
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burg bcpieIen bate.
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lid rtt @rsRs ebrfarttseoa cent chr,
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@acin ter Sufeltas madte fid dtts BEN
Staabe, neil ct fa unp ffefne ganben
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-11
Fatal ACCIDENT.

Young Man KILLED at the Capitol.
Il becomes our painful duty this morn
ing t. chronicle the death OF very worthy
Young man under the most painful and
Notifying circumstances. On Sunday
Schiff, nephew of our well. known fellsw-
citizen, DR.. G. s. Schiff, and also Mr..
Schiff, of the firm of GuntIs h 4 Scbiff,
were, with a number of others, walking
around at the Capitol. He walked from
the Representative Hall, and iE being dark,
he did not observe that he was approaching
the edge of the upper base surrounding the
building, around which there are no bapis-
ters. In going forward, he stepped off and
fell q distance of near twenty feet upon
the stone promenade below. He fell head
foremost, his head. striking the solid re ok.
The result was q lesion or conclusion of
the brain, from the effects of which he did
not recover. He bled col siderably from
the nose and mouth, and an instantaneous
stupor ensued. Dr. Kusffi was sent for
at once and did everything possible for the
unfortunate young man. He was conveyed
to the residence of his uncle, DR.. Schiff,
on the corner of Line and Cherry streets.
The sufferer was visited during the night
by Drs. ii. M. Compton and w. L. Briggs,
besides receiving the medical attention of
MS uncle. He was, however, beyond the
influence of remedial agencies, and about
4 o'clock yesterday morning he breathed
his last. A Coroner's inquest was held
yesterday morning, and a verdict was
rendered in accordance with the foregoing
facts. Deceased was German by nativity,
and was about 20 years of age. His un-
fortunate death has created general feel
ing of gloom among his friends and ac-
quaintances.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was still falling at this point
Yesterday with feet on Harpeth Shoals
Weather cloudy and clustering throughout
the day, winding up with a heavy fall of
rain which commenced failing shortly after
nightf4ll.
The arrivals since our last have been the
TYRONE from Cairo and the MOllie Ragon
from Evansville.
The departures yesterday we're the Ty-
rome for Cairo, Ella Hughes for the Upper
Cumberland and Molhe Ragon for Evans
vile.
The Eddyville went down to the Shoals
after tow.
The Lawrence, from Cincinnati, is eI-
pected to arrive to-day.
Oliver Cromwell Bunting, second clerk
of the immortal Sallie West, has embarked
on the sea matrimonial.
Capt. Ben F. Egan was passenger on
the Msllie Ragon for Evansville.
The crew of the Tyrone desires through
Us to return thanks 10 Capt. Sam. II Pies
for their entertainment at his Mouth of
Smithland Hotel. ..
The bill of fare at the Merchants yester-
day, though not pretentious, was fouud to
embrace everything that could be de'ired
by the fastidious palate of COmmudGrs
Hughes, Cot, or any other marine cpl
cure.
The John Lumsden, from Cairo, is due
to-day.
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Injured While Firing a salute.

TIN ee soldiers met with quite painfol
aecideL yesterday while firing the salute
from the Capitol grounds as the process
sion was filing through the stree s. 1t ap-
pears that the cannon they were firing
had not been properly swabbed, or cleans
ed. When thy went to ram the powder
in, it ignited and caught fire, and blew
the ramrod to piCce The two men at
ramrod had each right arm badly burn
ed. The third party had his thumb over
the tube at the time, and it was quite bad
" split and shattered. Though painful,
neither of the wounds were dangerous or
sufficiently serious to produce the necessi.'
ty of amputation,