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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Stpfest tOpTt - ChGHbels-BV Judg. CardOzo.-
hrs ag tsneIhs PROPOSED a-neIn~nt allowed
- amendment eted The People - Tobacco Manufacturers
The mogOn den 81 Thompson Ut kAjyay Co
-s ephor N'l-e a-Mouon graut@l Wueuell
y nhclt lem0randa Tor counsel DAY Allow
w earl ~ %" .et"rtrt attorneys Vho usde appdclOu-
o. yulFe sfr~t " udhe1a AT Lef-Rernce PHter
- h-hhuEs- on o denied costs Meen AT
ss9t hoton 3D. &eieu grsrrd
n"r ~ i~vNolO1 graute. Brown Gc(alt-MemOrspda
osH hamteT AZ Jscobs.-Pieahg R,asis4 Churchill an
SL-keeTeuee ordered 70 tax proof Coleman Hunt
e "oafaaen from Oct u 20 Dec Is III xanng
~ anied upUn prof Of service ihg suppl "a
'DIgl Az Jcce--Il~ Hou0c should have 5,eu
'l, Iorsi - properly mae Tor he thd Mouday. y
I'M o. hatets corpas and osuiorsh allowed Perkins
y a. AZ Hhre-Houon granted Allen sgt Bsker -
$500 slsl est'd Aitmaye- act BotoI.-Anov 81 10
m 'ame sgL The Ssne- Allowance Of 80 granted
Ls1h ~ Wight Nylah denied without prejudice T. rt
W. 1rhef pspsrs srrsh The Memphis adj 81 Louis
- -heiereas the Hoa Su'irrspt 70 hear
ni.se o'ahsu ~ strWsrMot0h granted ou az n con.
gsttr e ~ ' Notion ior urty f9r cost denied; stay
Ea, ~ alter ths oSsnng u the LAWSON All
gshe. Gfeotn Ieonsrl ,,a.f
a.. - a. attachment b. ied
o. IN. rer r e e@ver wi;an after te .sr,r
>yter,r Co,,,t pan. = ~ az LavsonAaton grated
49, ~. 1 y,'ss-NbectGt 1era-By Judge Freedman
a. ~ nffsisor I'd Co.-..,9
nastits PAM Ha.-,t. a, -
ts-,o, III gt, 90 ~, 5,t i,Ore shis
soot fIAn'e bal-sa sgt Ncsha-hareB ~ ~ Aieer-
tAo ug0n 1fieldsnt stpglEtn 70 VI sd
tNsl1 hotsr agt hotoa "a Bo,l.a w. lh
~ ,s'"tt aiiaf1l~ui dcned Satlsl AT Nee IoNet'
~ a, aait gsuirJg gmr8f lev ete To sts - a. 10
1911 " at0fnel bE1a Mott Mstet gysned
-Ofaef 81 10Th OctoeT. 1871 vsesfn. s4scuror T,c,
i'l y proceed 10 enforce lew. Hossns al Vein ~.
49,. ." 4s.' Dee'nb%r III gspie Dolsn agt Birbs,
se,fya '-' "1''e+ Aaron ~ Aaron Kefefcaee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
nm, OCEAN NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS EXoNER-
i"D ATING THEMSELVES.

The examination of ex-Bank Examiner Cal
-, as resumed yesterday before Commissioner o'
- : stevenson. President of the ocean Nsionai
Bank, testified: ,,..,,.
Twas in the bank when Calender MADE az, h t
I crevions TO oct and ASH he examined te lies
oou .sny which appear the books Of the banE 80
tbsf he knew OF what those securities Con5ls'ou1
INA oo1,ed Tor those items IN order 10 make ny
ne ss oststement OF the affairs of the bank anu
tasv we're furnished 10 him; Calender nsoe
mi ovamnation and as lar as know, correct sIaIe
ent on tbe items which furnished 70 DIM t1 me
credit of the bank extended 70 CALENDER 70 @
nm N take M some loans that he had in OtneI DAMS
tbore vas No connection whatever between tne
d his report as TO the condition Of the AFFAIRS OF inc
Ocean National Bank -, 49, National
IChn q HArtsnorn. Cashier Of the Ocean Nauoha'
RAM corr0borated the testimony OF MI stsNehso' ~
$3.50 NO. "a me hest Of his knowledge and OeHe az
Indr made correct statement Of the affairs OF tnat
ianE and that when securities held TOT DAY Vi wv
they ar called cash. but when they are htIu lol Wa
or two tbey are called merely securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
CIVIL NOTES

The case of Gen. Jourdan indicted for aiding
N, tsurccut CGhan. viii be called for trial III the
United - lt-s CiIcUj Court tomorrow.
The suit Of Edmund s. Shaw aSt John
Tcs was before Judge Bar II, Yesterday on motion
% open the default. The Plaintiff originally sued the
defendant FOR the seduction o. his daughter. and oh
Ia ned Judgment by default for 5000. Yesterday the
motion 10 open the default granted nut the Judg-
ncnt execution and levy were directed 10 stand
In the case Of Ran against Behn, in the Com
mon Pleas yesterday the defendant on examination N
supplementary Proceedings. aDkOwledged being in pos
q 81. and pDtGs counsel moved before Judge
iudgln 1t of $40 obtained against him. The Court denied
the motion on the rulnd that thc defendant was cyl
dtrrIy poor and IL would be uunerllful compel Liu
a. lav N. SIS.
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.SBIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT 0F SEW YORK ...

PORT OF SEW YORK ......... ............J ANrAEI
CLEARED.
s,u,sg Msnsq. M trr,HsH h'pS Hd Williams R,o Saon
Srsmship CITY Msueo. TuBem,n. Havana and MEXICO r.
steam.hip Equ,iOr Bartlett New oe.n. n H Brigham Co
Steamship sa%.Sp s sss1: B,.s Boston Daoc.
ship TsntAlo9 cs,'s OBJ BuGe Londca : , aoTs,R. Sons
Brig La Creole lDutch sPseshaVsr tn'1eoa Doy.le Co.
Brs Model OBJ Ball EhnbethgorL
sehr Robert Byrs siTys So h x IS.y' LS.9G
SeIr I11niA Bal Ba,e, n jlso. Jaur, Wand CO.
sehr Minerva. DsOswly Riehuoid
s ssSr asSss S NasS pea STANFORD
sehL g. ". POneL sidney s'auoUi
s,sbip The Queen (B Liverpool Dee - and Qarsus
steamship Rel B.tn.r Rcnoo c,y Point and Norfolk
aud to oa Dom mon HieSm'hlg CO. , - . nj,
p sn R sSrsP R,ot. Liverpool Vet, 2s with m,e
ship Vale, Forge Brl kmmeson Liverpool Nov To- via Iyb~e
shp Dr. B.h a. o. Boelv,B 'Hmhury ~ dav. nd md pss
bars Bsrouess odoa Pscoe ~ days with coal
Barb Baltic of Grm'by hhHop Ns'ese Eng "" d'y' VIVID
Barb Kings County of Windsor 81 Overoh cSTis y ' siA
s.Tl Ia'sr.ry CetA, RaAn, To.o%:a, Aug e Nth tea
BsrL Tinto (of Gls'o" SAITH ( h'h"'" I'1 u''' VIII
BARI Atssu. (Gsr chr stossr, Bremen da,. ballast
Bark Baker of isrmouh Churchill boresaf dA "h
Ban B,sst.e,of Bsr ysssA a. s;P' Il T %, tea
Bng New En Jodsr, Of and fOa GscfEso"n H. u dA N
Sesf Ricardo B.n.. S.-toa Manage p R. days. With haiL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
1rhe schr Robert j Leonard or ana roul
n b. for ProVdenee went ashore on en
Roet YESTERDAY hOle IN her bottom aud ted one sAa
towsd INTO por this morning ,,- 4, !.
BoTos J,n 3Anyd steamship Blackstone he- batimofe oAa
CAmpbel iron An.NerPi schF Nate ssie"n ""A o. ~
sieamsh p Batavia froV Liverpool A. A.
FonrNEs, MoSKot for Baltimore ship Octan
finn B,m.p nm Rvsnds Newport PAS-sd ont steam hp,
Csspsn for I.rpook North for Havana ship Haaa for
Liverpool, bng Joseph Or Rotterdam Sent LOUIS BIS "r
AspiuSah
FOREIGN PORTS.
IospoSptEk, ia. In. Allan Lns steamship Pransh nom
Portland Liverpool ooeb.c Neville Yesterday evening ana pm
corded II
Ieteh from N.- Dee 70 arrived al " Sc"ch @ ~"nhs AM
sailed for LvsrpooL
SPOKEN.
De. n lat " a. ~ W. barb Carolina Pr.nSdA Asstl
ram T. s,u New iott boh 81 pro'seSs and ss'
lTor Ls.ssi Shy Essss eco yvsA PaVs.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

ORGANIZATION OF TIE BOARD.
OFFICIAL MONDAY January l, ls7g-12 O'Clock m.
Under provisions Of section ten OF act Of the
Idsionr ~ tbis STATE passed April IL 1871 entitled
An Act 20 amend act entitled an Act 10 hcOrRanze
the Local Government Of the City Of kewYOrk passed
Ami g. 1870 the Assistant Aldermen appointed for the
several Assembly Districts OF the city, and entitled to
hold Office from the first Monday IN January 1871. NJ
assembled III the chamber OF the Board OF Assistant Al
dcTnen. No l6 City Hail. having previously subscribed
and taken the constitutional oath OF Office
At ~ O'Clock, NJ, the Board called 10 order by
william H. MoOney, Clerk Of the previous Board OF A.
Sstapt Aldermen Ia whose office had been filed the FOL
lowing certificate
MAY0Rs OFFICE, NEW YORK, Jan. l. 1871.
Whereas, BY an set VI the Legislature Of this state,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
INs0IvFNT INSURANCE COMPANIES.

The Receiver of the Atlantic Fire Insurance
Company Of Brooklyn made report, yesterday 10
Judge Pratt OF its financial condition as follows
Balance IN ham an 10 el3rN premiums received on IRE
r.ks stE n premium Goveumfut bonds Sl'lV Peu 10
sod 81 80 :rt.Tes; United S bonds I interest on Biz
t tv hoods 7u0. dividend Exchange Bank 1IV te
pe-lry can sad interest sl26 g; total sN25 NJ ASses 49,
o 81 In-p,-s oil H. receive hu. Retaining fee Ofc0u1se SOW
80 ~-,4p srf a1r-rr $50 -. clerical services, S5oe ~
rt,ns R.veaa ,t1 s % OF agenres expenses
AID cal-e"0hs SArS-' - '-' VI
ofees 81 .O1; total, a. .iJl s.
Chauncey Bodel, Receiver OF the Manhattan IN
surauee Company LAS also presented the following Tt
port;
Money December g. 1877 s2' $50 = cash aset IN
49,. A. = 5i2 q cssh on hand slI7i2 81. Expenses o.
Sslrf. 4 c. o. OAce. Sl5: counsel anl
S3 fI = 'sS ~
sd7ert,u-. yo.t4gy. &c, : ~ total - ~ %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
49, r0RrTmrEE on CoRPORATION CHARTERs.

THE FORFEITURE OF CORPORATION CHARTERS,
Judge Cardozo, in the case of The People
* re- Yeaion agt The Tobacco Manufacturers Associa-
ton in which an order dscoutinuance granted to
tn Attorney General denied yesterday the motion to
vacate the order. He says:
Pie people capacity The only who ran
forfeiture bat is too we'll
srei author'v They claim he forfeiture or wave H.
another either before o ~
o. That lng their Attorneyenefa
The sbselee expressed other NIL Of the Leyape seng a.
the people fcr item and eKr
control of the question how lar the forfeiture sha Be m
.aoud further sod ske claim h reason OF
discontinue the ana eIl
7 v -.d.-s unnecessary examine the other points raised on
a.. Argument Motion 0rnIed
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.

THURSDAY JAN 4.
M for Kew Havana ine West Indies by steamship Moro
Castle, close al ? ? ...
No Steamship Mails
SATURDAY. JAN.
Mails for Enrope Lvero steamship City Of Washington
eo Al II 90 m Supplementary Mail Pier No IS North River
closed II D. m PFussiln closed mail is seat BY this line
letters deposited Ia Supplementary NAL must Dc ppaG Win
oouble postage.l , -,
Mails for Bremen steamship MAN,
ease AZ ll.OO A. NJ. 4 mail only direct By this line.
SUNDAY. JAN. T.
All Mails close al n o'clock The Pos-Ohce is open from
q. ~ IA A. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
THE SUPERIOR COURT cLERKsHIP.

Tic tual actiOn Of the superior Court Judges
M relation 10 the election Of CLERK Of that Court In
nsee ~ lame. NJ swesny resigned has been adjourned
NTH N eday next with the understanding that tAth
Thomas p = the Reform candidate, shall De unanL
moIsly erected II understood that the con1tlon IN
der which TINT grcement was reached - that Joseph
Meeks he pr-en. DeputyCeIk. TO be retained III III
pres M pos, iou tus .priying MI Boese oi ms patron
A., nd irving n to Judges Of whom SOME VIII not IN
Al ,,otabiit, bc ON the Bench a month longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Gitp nral gsiate for Sale.

A --116TH-ST. C00 feet widel three LOlo
N near overlooking Morning Park for SALE At
bargain. VIM SINCLAIR, jr, Co, Pine-st
EOR SALE or to LEASE-Elegant, full-size
4story HOUSES Twenty hris Fdh-aEei
also Twenty thirdst, Sixth. Inneiate possession
s. EDDY Co. No. Parkplaee.
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p4SSFNGERS ARRUFD.

FROM LIvERPOOI-n Steamship The Qnern. ism 3-Ssuuel
Nightingale Duyer. t. d. SHta Mis- Emi Oyrrlon h
VI ndM MR. TrOO-r ADD family Mrs w.
G-ory, Booth Edward Booth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

sur 447 Moon rises o2f
|
s.or Uoo. I;26 Cow island E59 Hen Gate Ferry. 9l8
| H.eH v .rEk
s,n, Hooh 1881 Cows Iand 224 Hell Gate Ferry. t.2J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for COUNTRY
RESIDENCE. 3ory hgh-stoop stone front HOUSES con-
plete with all Improvements, nest Prospect PARK , . - .
rutland L WHITING. 5 BsekmAn-st
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Gitp propertp TO Get.

ITO LET or LEASE-0n BmOme-st., $50 feet
from B,oadwsv and modern STORE 6Rshin2
VIII b, leased 10 good aTessonahr Apply
ugssI HOMER MORGAN 3Pnest
XXyIDF corner STORE TO LET.-A trst-class
w 5Ntot corner STORE LET Tue has
ali modern mprcvsmen and 10 srsi onler Apls
1850 hohbh aoNpAN.
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do Uhom II nan Y olcern

DO Uhom II nun vontern
GREAT EXHIBITION OF BEEF.-The
W pubIr in general respectfully uvtr twelve OF h
finest AITLE uhaut aaab surhirred M the Uhd
hoa the south ie
Of tory ouT,hst between Fst sad Ib- Let Riser
200 THIRD-ANE.-A respectable woman
sBDC r5nhes w.SlNo b. the noah AZ 70 o.
~ s.sts a dspr. le4s's ivf Me ~ kNA Top 1uvf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
nsboins CARDS. &r.
Drp GOODS.

Heavy Brown Gray Blankets. Buffalo and Bea
Robes Bsggng Baaps Cloths Cassinefts Great Bargains
iO3 Chsmbersst
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Ten Minutes Advice About Keep.
ing a Rank Account.

The above is the caption of an arti
Gle on our local page that interests every
business man in Monroe county, and
should be carefully perused and studied
by the SPIRITS readers.
Merchants, farmers, mechanics and
laborers, all are interested to know how
a bank account should be kept, and
where to deposit their money in order
to derive the largest income from II
with the least risk.
The MONROE County BANK,in Woods'
field. has been in operation about ten
months, and in that time hundreds ol
men have been accommodated with
money at fair rates, who would have
experienced considerable trouble OBJ
tanning what. they required had there
been no bank in our county. .
And merchants, farmers. mechanics
and laborers are daily depositing theil
money to check out, or for specified
period Tin which case they draw fab
rate of INTEREST," because they know i
viii be there when they call Tor 1t. Dom
carry your money round in your pock
cts, but aepositit in the Bank where- II
will increase and be safe
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GyIn another column will lie found a
card from Hon. W. Z. SrRAGUE, Member
of Congress from this District, in relation
to an appointment to the West Point
Military Academy. Let young men in
Monroe, who have an itching for the mil
itary, prepare themselves for the exami-
nation at Marietta on the first w etlnesday
in April
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-16

LEAP YEAR PARTY The girls OF oul
town indulged i'll = leap-year party OF
Wednesday, evening last A supper
was ordered at the briggs House, whicl
the fair sex walked up TO the clerks of
Zee aud settled for right manfuliy =
Twas amusing to see them dodging
around ia the evening hunting up their
2irls-no, their boys. We have nol
learned how many of the fair sex pro
posed to their boys. Several of then
took two; we suppose a young lady
having t.o, proposed to the one Seer
home last. ...-......
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Legal Notice,

TLIZABETH JANE WISE, Louis schulice
u and Nancy Jane schultice his wife, Jen-
net K. Wise, James A. Wise, Mary c, Wise,
Isabel E. Wise and Sarah O. Wise, Of Monroe
county, Ohio, will take notice that,on the Sth
day of January, A. d, 1879, William L. Norris
and Cordelia A. Norris his wife, filed their pc,
tition in the court Of common pleas of said
county, demanding partition of the following
described real estate, Situate in said county to
wit: The, southwest quarter of section thirty,
in township FIVE of range six, containing one
hundred and sixty one acres more or less,
except about three, fourths of an acre of the
southeas corner thereof; ais o the south half
of the northwest quarter Of the same section,
township and range, containing eighty .oua
acres more or less; and that at the next term
of said court they will ask for an order tha,
dover be assigned and partition Of said prem.
is-s he made. H0LLISTER Il OKEY,
jan9Wt, Attorneys for petitioners.
B. =
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Death uG Major.General HalieCk,

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan 9.-Major-Gen'
eral II W. Haleck died at his residence
in this city, at S'35 this evening His
disease was congestion of the brain, su-
per!nduccd by disease of the liver, with
which lie has been afflicted for some
time.
There will he military funeral, with
the usual honors to the distinguished
dead of the army. Tie body will be
placed in the vault OF Cave Hill Gene
terry till removed TO Greenwood Gene
terry, New York.
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County Officers.

Probate fiudse, THEo. o CASTLE; Office In
the Court House, ~
Auditor, MICHAEL HoEFrLsR; Office in the
Court House. ....-, o.
Treasurer, WILLIAs READ: Office in the
Csurt House.
Clerk of Court, DAVID eKKY; Office in the
Csuft House. aHNa ls F aj
Prosecuting Attorney. A. J. PEARSON, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. ARCHIBALD HosKrNsoN;oifce in the
Court House.
i, Sheriff, GEORGE cALDwELL;otice. in the Court
Reuse.
Commissioners-JAsEs ARM.rRoyG. VIZ.
WoRKHAN, CHRISTIAN CBHRs; Office with Aud
itor.
6arvsxor, O. S.SLoaN; Possoaioe Stafford.
.h,arusary Directors, JACOB c. YoHo. PHiLIp
ScHusAoHER, Sr., STEPHEN DUueHEhrY
Coroner, ioRY HuaLEMAS. Esa; Baresville.
Monroe comfy, Ohio. -
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Legal Notice.

HNLIZABETH McGLUMPHEY and John
ML McGlumphey, her husband, Stephen
Knight, John Mitchell, William Mitchell, Classy
Davis and William Davis, her husband. of the
State of Pennsylvania; Sarah A. Winget. of the
State of Iowa; John y. Erskine of the State of
Nebraska; Bennett Coen and Samuel d. Knight
of the State of West Virginia, will take notice
that Jacob Fisher, Administrator of the estate
of Stephen Knight, deceased, on the 14th day
of December. A. D. 1871, fled his petition in
the Probate Court within and for the county of
Monroe and State of Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate of said decedent is insufficient
to pay his debts and the charges of administer
ing his estate; that he died seized in fee simple
of the following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit: The west half of the north
east quarter of section one, township four OF
range five, containing eighty acres more or less;
The prayer of said petition is for the sale OF
said premises for the payment of the debts and
charges aforesaid.
! Said petition will be for hearing on the 17th
day of January, A. D. 1872, or as soon thereaf
ter as hearing can be obtained 's
81 JACOB FISHER, Aam'r,
decl9w4. BY Jere. Williams, his AutAs.
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srThe January number of the Fo

EFThe January number of the Fo-
LIo comes to Us with many new attrac-
tions, and still maintains its position as
the leading musical journal in Amer
lea. This number contains the first in
stalment of a musical serial, by the edi-
tor. entitled "The Sweet Bye and Bye;
the Story Of An Artists Courtship," F"
besides large number of interesting
articles, embracing sketches, criticisms
and spicy items. The music comprises
niue pages OF the hest selections. Aud
the number contains admirable portraits
of Mozart and Santley. Edited by
George Lowell Austin. Sample copies
sent free by the publishers, White, smith
d, Perry, Boston. Subscription price
Sl.00. Single copies 10 cents. .a.. f..
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III a IL Es 1 II ID.

Dec. %. by J. Liewellcn, Esq, William d.
Beawn ard Rachel V. Read, both of Seneca town
ship, this county II
Dec. %, by Geo W. Bracey, Esq, George
Trimley and Margaret F. Hoptou. 3" -a-
Jan. l, by the same, Henry King and Mary
Alice Howell, all of Monroe County, Ohio.
jan 1. at the residehce of the brides father.
by Elder J. A. Walters of C,aysville, IA Levi
G. Brock, of Bingham, Monroe County. Ohio,
and Ella B. Gates, of Moundsville, West Va.
Dec. 81, by W. Martin; Esq. Henry F. Mel
lott and Emma c. Knight, all of Lee towship.
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Election Of Officers Of the Monroe
Gou1sy Agricuftf.rai Society.

at meeting o. the members of the
Society, held on the 18th inst, the fol-
lowing named persons were elected Of
fcers:
PreSident-JERE. WILLIAMS
Vice President-Dr. j. WAY.
Directors -WooDMAN OKEY, "s-
ALEX PICKENs, ..
VIM WORKMAN, "
H. t. MITCHELL,
A B COVERT '+l.' @
Mr. WILLIAMS declined to serve as
President The Board elected A. T..
COVERT, President, and j c. YoHo, Di-
rector LEWIS HoEFFLER was appoint
ed Secretary. -.-- -
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LaW Books for Sale.

LAWYERS, or others, desiring to pur
chase law books are requested to call a
the SPIRIT office The following are foI
sale: ,-es ,--sF v~
Wentworth $ Headings, 8 vols.
Chitty on Bills, vol
Ghelson & 0kev's Digest, 2vols.
Wharton's AMERICAN Law, vols.
Walkers American Law. / vol.
Story's Equity, Jurisprudence, ! vols.
Disnay's Reports, l vol.
Nash's Piesdings snd Practice, l vol.
Statutes Of California, vols ~
Bowers Institutes, vol.
Terms cash. If. III. r. WEST.
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STREET LAMPS the question Of
lighting our strtees is being generally
discussed by the citizens of Woodstield
perhaps twonld be in order to suggest
that the Council make levy that will
produce sufficient to furnish lamps fol
all the streets: of course twill be theil
province to decide upon the number fol
each street, but whatever is done in The
matter, the back streets should receive
their DorportiOn.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market:
January 8.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.

GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-We quote common
to fair Cattle selling at S3a4, prime dc
at 81 25a4 IS and shipping Cattle al
S5a5 % per GENITAL live weight. s.-
SHEEP-The market is unchanged
with sales ranging from 50 7oa5 pei
Genital, for common to extra stock.
HOGS-The market was fully sup
piled, and We quote prices unchanged
with sales Of good to extra packing
Hogs at 81 60a4 10, and shippers a
81 40o4 so per cwt gross. ssgt,
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wOn last Ssbbath the Bible Class oi
the Presbyterian Sabbath School, through
their minister, Mr. GIBSON, presented to
their teacher, Hon. j. r MORRIS, an e'e
CANT Bible, Appropriate addresses were
delivered on the occasion. 1t was very
pleasant occasion.
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SH HERIFFS SALE.
". J. Cots Il Co.
Hall & Joy.

Df virtue Of vend'. ex. TO ne directed
~ from the court Of common pleas Of Non
roe county, Ohio, will e.er for sale at the
front door of the court house. in til. town o,
"oodsheld, between the hours OF 10 o'ceek
a, m. sud o'clock p. m. on
Saturday, the l0h day OF February, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe conntv, OHIO, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section ten, township fosr and
range siI; also the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section four, township
four snd range six, containing eighty acre,
more or less
Appraised At 81 ,45o.
GSoRGs CALDWELL, ID.
)anS1s. ....--..- Sheriff E C. o
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NsalRy Pirates Attacked,

New York, January GA Herald
special from London en the Sth says {:
In consequence Of an understanding
with the United States, England and
Germany for the suppression OF piracy
in the Chinese waters, the Spanish fleet
attacked Gilolo, an island of the Mala-
sian group. for the purpose Of punish
ing the piraticsl Sultan, Ferna,. Sew
eral forts we've demolished. aud several
bomb shells struck the Snltan's palace
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SphecYSbHtS

Who 6Ri an u after their viIkua
aerstandi that the time for which they
hsvs paid has expired and if 10 response
Is heard it will 90 taken for granted thsl
they do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tions, and their names will be erased.
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Ey-An- eKceeiingly~spiess letter from
our cerre.poraent Nv y at Columbus, j:
published this week We like "W's'
stvlsrnd hope lie vi eendaue 10 fnaisl
the SinIT.s readers the d6ngs OF thc
Leaiastnre'and Qthet neSs from the Cap
ital City. y l.ss4 - g y.