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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-05
From the Enterprise, goth ult:i

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. VIM B Mills,
q well. l.kDown citizen of this place, died
suddenly on Monday evening last He
was foupdsleaning over The bed, appar.
emily trying to get on it, and quite in
sensible. He was, assisted into bed, and
died in few minutes.
DIED SUpprNL1.-Mr Jesse Lewis, a
rather aged citizen of this place, died
suddenl, on Thursday morning of last
week. He had attended the meeting oi
the Sons of Temperance on Wednesday
evening, when be appeared to be in his
usual health and spirits, As'he was re-
tirihg for the night the attack came up
on him which ended in his death shout
one o'clock in the morning.
AccIDENf.-A severe accident hap
psned at Barnard's Coal Shaft,near Bell
aire, last Monday Mr.. John Mills anG
Billy Williams, engaged in conveying
the coal in cars to the mouth of the
shaft, were crushed between a car o
coal and the roof of the shaft Th'
injuries received were quite: severe, ans
| il will be some time before the men vii
be fl for duty again, 1t will be remem
hered that Mr. Williams had han(
shot off last winter.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
February %.
CUKkKVTNN WEFkEF
SATURDAY, March 2, 1872,

BEEF CATTLE-The market yes.
terday opened with some little activity,
and prices were a shade higher; some
$50 head being sold at 81 50a7 25 pei
100 lbs Of the receipts few car loads
were reshipped East without being off.
cred here. ....
:, Prices to-day for beef cattle ranged
as follows. Best 5eevcs, S6 25a7 %;
that generally rated first quality So 25a
6 %; medium or good fair quality, 81
50a5 25; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS, 50 ,00a0 co; inferior and lowest
gr5des of. cattle, 50 OOa0 OO-gcneral
average OF the market to-day, So 40
Extreme range of prices, So 5Oa7 30
Most of the sales were from 80 % to
Sc 90 per 100 pounds.
,SHEEP-The supply on The market
has been light this week, especially. 81
good sheep, and prices are in. conse
quence &c per lb higher. We quote al
5aStc per ID gross, the latter figure fol
fine extra sheep. Receipts this week
1859 head, against 2l30 last week, and
1904 head same time last year.
HOGS-The receipts have been fail
this week, but the light supply left over
from last week having been soon ex
hausted, the market closed a little sitter
and prices shade higher. We quote
at Sc 5Oa7 s5 per 100 lbs net. Receipts
this week 1852 head, against 77O9 las'
week, and 5779 head same time las
year.
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EE"It is understood" says, the New
York Tribune, ''that some Q: the at.
taches of White House circles conceiv-
ed the idea, some weeks Sago, of inter
viewing hundred Congressman on the
subject of General Grants renomina-
tiou, with the view of publishing that
number as favorirg that object. Con.
siderable speculation has been indulged
in as to the canse Of tie non-aPpear-
ance Of this manifestation of the popu,
lar yearning for the Presidents renom.
ination; but it is now understood that
tue report has been made to the White
House, and that it has not been publish
ed, for the very excellent reason that
very much less than one hundred mem
bers expressed themselves as being pos
itively in favor. of the Presidents re.
election" j, ~1
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Alex. Stephens fertile brain Keeps
two paper mills going
The London Daily News sunk 81 ,OOO-
900 the first ten years.
French modstes think $50 reasonable
for making one dress.
A girl at Niles, Mich, made eighty
-four barrels last week. ,.-, ...
A Paducah, Ky, man breathes
through-a silver Adams apple.
Horse thieves are hung in Kansas, but
murderers get two years in the Peniten'
t.ary.
Nine million of Spiritualists in the
United States. How many in the other
land?
A queer occurrence rs reported from
Lucerne, Penn. Mr.. Henry Dunn had
about $4,000 stolen FROM Jis house in
January. Last week lie dreamed that
the names of the thieves were Edward
| Thomas and Charles Barnes, and that
they were stopping at d hotel in Phla.
delpbia. He went to the city, obtained
the assistance Of the police, found the
hotel, and learned to his surprise that
no such persons had ever stopped there
Among the gayeties now in vogue
Dickens parties form no unimportan'
feature The participants assume diff
erent characters in the writings Of thu
great novelist, study their parts as al
actor would play, and in appropriate
costume assemble at the house of tn.
person who gives the entertaihment- -
Here they perform their role, each ont
trying to give faithful repr esentatior
of the character he assumes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-05

Nebraska has designated the lO;h day
of April as 'Arbor Dry" to be observed
by the whole Safe rs tree planting day.
The Stale Boarl of Agriculture offers
prizes to the Individuals and counties that
shall accomplish The most tree planting
on that day. 1t quite novel meth OF
Of turning wilderness into vast for
est
A fire broke ont in Ballaire, Ohio, Tnas-
day night,at II O'Clock, entirely destroy
ing the shoe store and dwelling Of A..
Faupel and two frame buildings heinng-
ing to Thomas Reilly. \ brick dwelling
adjoining was badly damaged. Faupel's 5
loss is from six to seven thousand dol
lars.
The Philadelphia Bulletin continues to
persist ih pressing Gov, GeaIy for All ex-
planation Of the Evans fraud.
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For the Spirit.l

There is word in the New Tesla
ment that We need not be ashamed of.
By it we are put in possession of anoth-
er word that is called the substance =
With some it may be dead substance.
1871 years B C.. it was proved to be a
living substance and saved the life of a
child. 1t is now 1871 years since Christ;
making that event 3742 years ago
Please let me know by what other name
those words are known, for they are OF
great Importance. .a r.
R Answer to problem in the SPIRIT
of the '2oth ult.- s95 33sc.
LESLIE
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

h. February 26.
CATTLE-Hard sales; prices have
declined {c, OH. all grades; offerings
|light; sales limited; several lots were
sent TO East Liberty; extra, So 50a6
| t55; prime, SO 25a6- so: medium, IS SO
5 IS; common, 81 75a5 per cwt.
IA HOGS-Ofierines 500 head; sales
limited ; the market is dull at ta4c de-
cline; sales at sf 75a5 75--extreme
prices. r..,t.
Sheep-Ofrerings, 800 head, being 1oC
less than last week; market active and
all were. sold at the following prices
prime, 90 lbs IS per cwt., fair, SOaS5
lbs, Sc 75a7 30. The market favored
sellers. -
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LESLIE.
lyGo to JUDKIss' to buy your school

FARM FoR SALE-Attention is invi-
ted to an advertisement, in this issue, OF
the farm of Mr. HENRY MASON, near
this place. This farm is under a good
state of cultivation and everything
about it in good repair Mr.. MASON is
an aged gentleman, unable to perform
the hard labor required upon a farm,
which is his reason for desiring to sell.
Those desiring to purchase farm
should call upon Mr.. MAsoS and take a
look at this land.
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Belmont County Items

From the St. Clairsville Gazette, February 20.
DR.. Alexapder's blooded Stallion
:.Kansas,""- died, few days since,
Mr. Roht. Clark, an old citizen Of this
neighborhood, died few days since
near Mt. Pleasant, at IN advanced age.
Mr.. w. P. Frazier, proprietor of the
St. Clair Hotel, has purchased the liv.
cry of Mr.. R. NJ Clark, who purposes
going into business at Cleveland
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SELECT SCHOOL At ANuoCH.-Tbis
school under the supervision Of Mr..
ENocH MARTIN has become one Of the
best in Monroe County. Mr. MARTIN is
one OF the School Examiners for this
county and one Of the finest Educators
within its limits The Summer session
commences on Monday, May 6. and con-
tinues ten weeks. See advertisement in
this issue. '.'r i- 'tf't'
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Notice.

JOSEPH L. TTPTON, whose place Of resi-
u. dencc is unknown, will take notice that
proceedings in bastardy against him are now
pending in the court of common pleas of Mon
roe eouuty ,Ohio, on the complaint of Lydis
Elma Ration; that the Substance of said com-
plaint is, that she is an unmarried woman
being pregnant with chhd, which, if borr
alive win be a BASTARD and that you are the
father oil said child; that an order of attach
ment has been issued and served IN said case
feb27we, LYDIA ELMA EATON.
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@The officers to lie nominated by
the next Democratic Convention to be
held in this county are:
Probate Judge, Commissioner, and
Infrmary Director; and the day Of the
Convention each township will elect one
Member of the County Central CoIti-
mittee to return the poll-book, and act as
Committeeman for the ensuing year.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
=Haruesv;lle, which now Includes Beallsville
Ind Calais mails, arrive each evening at 2
IN. Leave each morning at A.M.
weston Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
ht7 .. m.
sunash arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at A.x.
,-4ssuthsrns4 Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and saturday
n = y. N its f,sH
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Administrators Sale
OF REAL ESTATE,

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the
| Probat. Court of Monroe comfy, Ohio. |
will offer for ale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 30M dag of March, 1872.
at !, o'clock D. m, az the trout door Of the
c ,ur. house n Woodsield the following de-
Scribed real estste situate in the coun.y Of
Monroe and State of Ohio to wit: s.r
The nor.heas. quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section min e, township five and
range six, Containing f.r!y acres.
Appraised at $3.50.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter of section three, township five
and range six, containing forty acres; and
So ject to the life estate OF Sarah Moose.
Appraised at Si25.
,TFRMs OF SALE-One-third in hand, one
third in one year and one-third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the de-
f.rred payment to he secured by mortgage on
the premises ANON MOOSf,
Admir- of Joseph Moose, decd.
febs7td. By Amos & spriggs, Att'ys.
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Settlement Accounts;


PROBATE Couhr, MoERos Co. Quo. /
February s, 1871.
The following settlement accounts will be
for hearing
Mursaay,the 2sth day OF February, 1872,
Thomas Mcmahon Admin istrater of the estate
Of Thomas J. Hart, decd, final.
Josiah Wilson Administrator de bonis non OF
the estate of Peter +. Koontz, decd, final.
John Rggar Administrator Of the estate OF
Henry Baumann, decd, duplicate, ,6nal.
John c, Allen Admir- of the estate Of Robert
B. Allen, decd, first partial.
Isaac Beardmore Guardian Of the estate Of
Issac Boo b, partial
8. h. Luly Admir- of the estate Of of Lawrence
Walter, decd. final.
T. g. Allen, Executor of the will Of John Har.
ter, decd, final of personal estate. -, q.
Hugh B. Hill Administrator of he estate Of
Philip Twaddle. decd, final.
Hugh b. Hill Guardian OF Scott Dfxon's heirs
partial, -
william Ltppinoott Guardian o, Benjamin
Whssler's heirs, partial,
T. O. CASTLE,
fetl3td. Probate Judge.
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N A ss ss 4 A. D i.

Feb. Is. by S. Clegg, Esq, Joseph Carpenter
and Drusilla Carpenter. ~ So.
On the samo d.. by the same William Car
penter and Barbara Schofeld, all of Monroe
County.
Feb 81, by Elder j. J. Hurd. Thomas Cul.
bertson and Sarah Fulton all of this county.
[St. Clairsville Gazette please cory.l
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~Rev. j. D. OLMsT ED, of Bealls.
vile, Ohio, will hold meeting al the
Christian Church, in this place. on sat.
urday evening and Sunday, March 10th
and l7th Persons Of all denominations
are requested to attend.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-05

wThe Demo cracy in each township
should nominate their best men to till the
various township offices, and then work
to elect them. Hold your nominating
conventions early. The election is on
Monday, the lst day of April.
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,,u.w Rsoks for sale,

Lawyers, or others, desiring to pur
Chase law books are requested to cali at
the SPIRIT Office The following are for
sale:
Chitty on Bills, l vol.
Walkers American Law, ! vol. w
Bowers Institutes, vol.
Terms cash. If. H. r. WEST.
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AIrGuardIans,

Administrators and Executors. indebted
in the Probate Court, to JOINS. WAI
deceased, by note or account, ere reques
ted to cali upon the undersigned between
this date and April l, 1872, and make
payment of the same. After that date
the accounts will be placed in the hands
Of AN Attorney for collection j
II r. WEST,
March5w4. Administrator.
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Notice to Pensioners.

BY 4 recent law of Congress, all invalid
pensions date at the time Of discharge,
and the time of making application is
extended to July l, 1874. A widow who
drew pension, and afterward married, is
entitled again to receive pension during
her second widowhood.- -7e
Allinvalid pensioners who drew only
from, the time Of fling last evidence, or
from date of application, arc now entitled
to receive a pension from date OF dis
charge.
Amos & spriggs, of W oodsfeld,
Ohio,' will attend promptly to sll such bu'
s.ness.
Beware Of ClaiRAgents Abroad
Your business can he attended to, cheaper
and better, by your home agents.
Bring your pension certificates with
Iyou.' AMOS Il SPRuaGs,
Claim Agents md Att0ynegs,
,ans0tf. Woclsfeld, Ohio.
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~The wife of Mr.. GEO. ScHwISG
died very suddenly at her home in Cam
eron,, this county, last week. Mrs
ScHwING was taken sick, the physician
was sent for, but before his arrival she
had ceased to breathe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-05

HThe Post Master General has is
sued a circular requesting persons to in-
scribe the TOWN, COUNTY and
STATE upon all letters and other matter
sent through the mails.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
Februsrys26.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.

GhEAT ESIEhN S1OSh lAhDos
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending Monday, February 26,
were as follows:
Hogs. 1850 Cattle, f5e
Sheep, 2,7OO
BEEF CATrLE-Thc supply is in
excess of the demand and the market
closed dull with a decline in prices -
We quote common to fair butchers cat
tie $3a4 f; prime to extra do, S4 25a5
and shipping cattle S. 70 per GENITAL live
weight. .
SHEEP-The market ruled dull
though about all sold at prices ranging
from SO 25 to 81 so per GENITAL gross
tor common 10 extra. .....
HOGS-The receipts were light, hu
the market ruled dull, and few changed
hands and at the close q number of lot.
were lett in the pens unsold We quote
good to extra butchers hogs 81 60a4
so, and shippers 81 3oa4 so per cen
tai gross.
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Subscribers

Who End an. n after their names will an
asrssand that the time for which they
Rave paid has expired, and if no response
il heard it will be taken for granted. that
thsv do not wish to renew their subscrip-
tess aud their names will be erased.
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To the Public.

This is to notify all persons that will
not pay note given to Jacob Dres.el
during the Fail Of 1870, payable in one
year, for S7S so, as have received no
consideration therefor
feb20w3. y g JACOB KEEPER.
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HMr w KING, of Bealsville, was
considerable injured the latter part of
last month, by his wagon slipping over
high hank between that place and
RarnesYille .....-.
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HABEL ATKINSON, son Of STEPHEN
ATKINSON, Adams township, died on the
2sth ult. He served in the army three
wears during the late war.
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IA little son of LEANDER PYLEs, OF
Green township, fell about two weeks
since from q bed, breaking one Of his
arms below the elbow
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-EFWe will print tickets for township
elections at so cents per hundred. Write
the names of the candidates plainly and
spell them correctly.
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@Mf. GEORGE KErrERER, of Grays
vile, rented the residence Of Mr.. Ro-
BERT PoPE, in this place, last wesk -
He will remove here with his family
about the 1st of April. ..
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RFSome wicked scamp, who has no
fears of hereafter, says that if your
motherin law should take strychnine,
don't give her opium immediately after
ward, or else the two drugs will unite,
forming an anomalous and harmless COM
pound, and her life will be prolonged.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

BEEvES-Dull this week and in ia
vor of buyers, with sales Of 1850 extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers at 14s
Sc; fair to goud, 6a7c. common, 4a53c.
SHEEP-In fair demand; sales 13,'
coo head at 74al0c, the latter for choice
HOGS-Are firmly held at full pri
ces: sales of $500 head at S7aS. &
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed, BY the Pro
bate Court Of Monroe eeunty, Ohio, Admin
istratrix of the es,ste of Reuben Lands late
Of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased.
Fyu ohsw3. NANCY LANDS.
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EA new postoffice has been estab-
lished on theridge between this place and
Round Bottom, called Irish Ridge Post
Office THOMAS TAYLOR, P. NJ.
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EFMis. PICKERING, the Oldest resi-.
dent of Warren township, Belmont
county, died in GAINESVILLE week before
last.
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MARRIED On the Goth ult., by H
B. HILL, Mayor, Mr. WILLIAM H. JACK
SON and Miss ELIZABETH A. JEFFERs.
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County Officers.

Probate Judge, THso. o CASTLE; once in
She Court House, -'A
skuditor, MICHAEL HoEpYLsa; Office in the
Court House.
Treasurer, WILIiAM READ: office In the
Csarr E5nse. - <'
: Clerk Of Court, DAVID OKEY; offcs In the
Court House.
! n Prosecuting Attorney. A. j. PRARsos, Office
ap stairs in Boomer House. ss'
Recorder. ABcHIBALD HosKINsos;ofaee in the
CaRrt House. srA
Sheriff, GEORGE CALDwKLL;ofice in the Court
House.
Commissionsrs-JAMBs ARM.TRoSG. WV.
WoRKMAS, CHRISTIAN CEuRs; Office with Aud
ttor.
Surveyor, O. 8. SLOAN; Possofic Stafford.
Irfrmary Directors, JACOB C. YoHo, PnILIP
veavsAcHTs, Sr, SfzrHEN DoUeHEErY.
Coroner, JoHS MuHLKAAs, ESQ; Baresville,
Msnros county, Ohio.
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FURNITURE,

FURNITURE,
Oil Cloths, ,.r-ss .... .....-..e -.s-.
Carpets. r. e. -
Window Shades,
Looking Glasses,
Mattresses,
., -r.,.--.t.,. ..- Show Cases etc
HUBBARD 4 Bro, F ,rnitufe Dealers
S6 and So Market street, Wheeling, w
Va. a-.r-. deco.
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EVA man named JOSEPH Brown, r

~A man named JOSEPH Brown, re-
siding near Beallsville, this county, went
oat to feed his stock the morning of the
25th ult, and not returning his wife
made search for him; she discovered
him near the barn with his skull crush
ed in. He lived but a few hours, being
unconscious to the time Of his DEATH
Mr. BRowN was eighty years Of age. :,
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~Eye persons Joined the NJ E.
Church during protracted meeting com
menced at EDDY's School House on the
22d ult. Rev. B. f. BExzELLE officiated.
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EIThs Board Of County Commits
sioners convened in, regular session,
Monday, yesterday. Their proceedings
will ippear in the SPIRIT next week.
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1Yoke of oxen for safe.

From TO years old, one mile west Of
New Castle, Monroe County Ohio
Terms-Cash ercredit.
feb23w3. GEO NEFF.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
John n Genin, Ex'r,
VS..
Eleazer Williams ct al

DY virtue of msndate to 10 directed
ID from the ccurt Of common p'eas.of Mon
ros county Ohio. will offer for sale at the
front door Of the court house in tho town OF
woods6eldu between the, hours Of o-e'eiook
3. m. and o'clock p. M, on :. ..ias7 b
Sanrday,,he 3Oh day of March, 1874
the following described real estate, si,uats in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit: -
The east part of the west half OF tbs south
saskquarter of section thirteen, township four
and range six; also,' the sonth partso: the
east half of the southeast quarter OF same
section, township and ange.contsinins In all
seventy two acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 500. 'r
J.p, SrRyG0s.
jeb27vs Easl Cum. u, O @ /,
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HSchool commences on the 11th
inst. Go to JUDkINs' for your school
books. s
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NThe room, in the DAvESPoRT
building,now being fitted up for tue Mon
roe County Bank, will be, when compile
ted, the finest in Monroe County. Busi
us.s,s ,,rstl .Eg,a ffltG ~
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CALL AND SETTLE.

All persons having unsettled claim'
with me, will please call and settle BY tho
lst Of April next, as my business must b.
settled by that time. 49,.
mch5td. s-. w. i. MORRIS
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LOCAL NOTICES,

sGr Notices in this column WiN Je charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction ao7l be
made for notices running 2, 3 d; 6 months
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wW. T MoRRis requests all persons
indebted to him to call and settle by
April l. See notice.
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EF-In 1870 there were 5, 1872 male cit
izens in Monroe County over 81 years Of
ACE. .-s - 'rsr..- -=-@ -..-ar ..S
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EFOur thanks are due Hon. ]. o.
AMOS for finely bound COPY Of, the Sec
retary OF States Report for 1871. ..
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HA literary society at Democracy
School House, Adams township, boasts
5ne hundred members. 4