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and political disabilities Of Chas. j.
Faulkner, of West Virginia, was unani-
mously passed.
The bill for the completion and
publication of the Medical and Surgi.
cal History Of the Rebellion, was re-
ported back from the Committee on
Printing and passed.
Mr.. Roberts, of New York, intro
duced a resolution reciting the state
ment made in q New York paper
that the Spanish Government would
release DR.. Howard as q compliment
to the United States, but if be was
demanded as an American citizen he
would be held until an investigation
as to his citizenship can be had and
calling upon the President for infor-
nation as to what steps, if any, had
been taken to carry out the resolution of
the House in relation to the release of
DR.. Howard. Referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
The Speaker announced the follow
ing as conference committee on the
bill to pay the awards Of the Southern
Claims Commission: Messrs. Blair, Of
Michigan; Buckley, of Alabama, and
Holman OF Indiana.
Mr.. Storm, of Pennsylvania, from
the Committee on Education and Labor,
submitted report on the home for
orphan children in New. York, which
was ordered to be printed and laid on
the table.
At 4P. NJ. the House took a recess
until s P. NJ.
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MISS BRADDoS lent to the London In
ternational Exhibition $25, 900 worth Of
diamonds. Produced by her sci ssors
and paste pots.
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EVENING SESSION.

The House reassembled at s o'clock
and resumed the consideration Of the
bills on the Speakers table. A large
number of bills OF a private nature
were disposed OF, many OF them passing
but most of them being referred to
committees.
At 9:20 P. NJ. the House adjourned
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Phantom Toilet Powder

EvERY LADY WILL WELCOME INN
Ia new acoenory 70 the toiiee. - % 0H-
piles vanf which every one win aDDro-
ciate- For evening parties, tbs hsij>fos0,
and al extra OCCASIONS, it Will b sa7octany
eaeerned on account Of ths surpo1fnS
gfve1 20 the compilation In s6eets aro
magical In tfznxforming sven ms h0oolk
e>t oomplexion into one Of beauty and
loyelineA A ankje trial VIII atte4 10 So
Whites and Tablets IN the maYkst.
Sample packages for frse dfstdbution sas
.finney's Drug Store,
sH2 Below AsLHs Bssss. .s .
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Nj. Butler, of Massachusetts,, intro
duced bill fixing the time Of the opera
ton OF the tariff free list on July l
instead OF August. Referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill pro-
viding that when it shall be shown to
the satisfaction of the Secretary Of the
Treasury that parties are entitled to re.
fund Of the duty paid on goods in public
stores or bonded warehouses after the
first Of August, 1872, under the pro-
visions OF the recently passed tariff act
it shall be the duty Of the Secretary to
draw Q warrant for the amount passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Beatty, ten thou
sand copies of the tariff act were Or
-dered to be printed for the members.
Ten thousand copies Of tie postal code
were also ordered.
The House then took up the message
of the President vetoing the bill grant
ing . pension to Mary Ann kontgom.
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Red Cloud and other Indian Chiefs
now in the city attended the meeting at
Cooper Institute tonight. Red Cloud,
Red Dog and others made speeches,
stating the object of their coming.
They said they were very happy in the
Indian country, aud could well take
care of themselves. They wished the
Great Father would take his soldiers
away. They could get along much
better without them. ...s. .
The Arrest Of DR.. Lanahan
on charge Of libel is creating no little
excitement among the Metbcdists To-
night. Lanshan is still iu jan. He
says the entire affair is . plot against
him. He is held in 5000 bail and has
telegraphed his brother in Baltimore to
come and furnish the bail.
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IS Below hsL1s Bssss. all .s.s
5E Or rsR %
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-09-17
Legal. Notice.
CAMURL D. SMITH who reside, an, AZ n.

CAMUEL D. SMITH. who resides Out of the
~ State of Ohio, will take notice that en-
the 9Th day of March. 1879, William Butditt
aud wife filed in the court of common pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, an amendsd answer
to the petition OF deorge W. Fulton, ,snd,cross
petition making said SamuelD, Smisir par
ty. and charging that the pretsnasd edeed
made by Fulton to said Smith for that part of
the north half of the, northeast quarter Of
section thirty-three, township three and
range five, lying south Of, the creek, except
what had been sold to Isaac Mitchell and
containing sixty four acres more or lsssgsitu.
ate in said county, was and is void as against
the claims of Rurditt and wife, who Ssk that
the same be set aside. You are required to
answer by the 5th of October next; the case
viii be for hearing at the October term; 1872.
H0LlISTER & OKEY,.
augl3w6. Att'ys for BurdMt.
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Proclamation.

2 2 a trssi -tt- af
NOTICE Is ferebr given TO thesquallfed
IN voters of Monroe County, Ohio. q that a
general election will be held, as required by
law on the second Tuesday, being the I
sta dayiaof October. A. ID, lSs2,
at tithesseveraalplaoes of holding elections in
said county Of Monroea and .you will then and
there proceed to. vote by ballos fer
zsI Ore Secretary of State for the State of Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State of Ohio,
One Member of the Board of Public Works
for the State of. Ohio; 4 sHs 7Ji..t.- g..
One Member of Congress for the 18th Con
gressiopsl district OF the State of10hio;
One Probate Judge for the county of Mon
roe, for the vacancy; and one Probate Judge
for the county Of Monroe. for the full term;
One Co mmissioner for the county of Mon
roe; gzlaa
One Infrmary Director for the county o.
Monroe. .s
The Trustees of the several townships o.
said county are hereby notified that the fol
lowing number of Jurors are appor,ioned to
their townships respectively, and that they
are required 10 select the, said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk of the
Court of Common, Pleas together with ths
poll BOOK, within two days after the said SEQ
ond T}5asd Az I'm SOotohnr Il $40. .ys.,sN
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For terms. particulars, &C., appl y to
WM. SUMNER IL co.
Wheeling, West Va,
Election Notice.

To the Qualified Electors Of Adams
Township, Monroe County, State Of
Ohio:
METHEREAS. a written request has been
w made by one hundred tax-paying cleo
tors of Adams township, Monroe county, State
of Ohio, upon the Trustees of said township, to
call meeting of the qualified electors thereof to
vote for or against the construction of railroad
by said township of Adams the termini of
which shall be respectively the eastern line of
said township and the western line of said
township, by way of Sunfish Greek, and passing
through said township, and the appropriation
therefor of Twelve Thousand One Hundred
Dollars, said sum to be raised by the issuing of
the bonds of said township, in the manner pro-
vided by an act of the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio, passed April 90, 1872, entitled an
act to authorize countless cities incorporated
villages and townships to build railroads, ,and to
lease and operate the same, said bonds to bear
interest from date of issue, at the rate of eight
per cent per annum payable semi-annually .and
the principal thereof payable, one-tenth in nine
years from the date of said bonds, and one
tenth each year thereafter, until all are paid;
both principal and interest of said bonds to be
made payable at the Office of the County Treas
urer in Monroe county. -i % l-"tti
Now, therefore, said qualified electors of
Adams township, Monroe county, Ohio, are
hereby notified to meet at their usual place Of
voting, between The hours appointed by law for
holding elections, on the 2Sth day of Septem'
Der, 1872, to vote for Or against the construction
of said railroad. g...r
Said qualified electors voting for the con.
struction of said railroad will endorse upon
their ballots RAILROAD, Yes" and those voting
against it will endorse RAILROAD, No"
c. NJ. BLOWERS,
B. I. MELOTT,
WIN. PALMER,
aug2rwj. Trustees.
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Legal Notice,

yEyHOMAS KENNEDY, John Kennedy
IL James Kennedy, Samuel Casey and Mary
Casey his wife, John Kennedy, William Hart
line and Margaret E. Hartline his WIFE James
Carson, Mary Jane Carson and her husband,
whose name isl unknown and John Robinson,
will take notice that on the 9th day of August,
1872, Alexander Kennedy filed a petition in the
court of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
the object of which is to establish certain pa
per writing fled with the petition as a copy of
the last will Of James Kennedy, Sr, deceased.
The said petition will be for hearing in said
court at the October term 1872; you are requir-
ed to answer by October 26, 1872 ~
HOLLISTER g. OKEY,
sep3w6. Astys for plaintiff,
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Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby warned not to buy
II promissory note given by ne to ". C.
SIarbuck Il Co. Said note calls for fifty dol
lars, dated July Is, 1872, and payable six
months after date SAID note was obtained
by false and fraudulent representations made
to me by one Stephen Buskirk, who repre-
sented himself the agent of said NJ. c: Star
buck & Co. jy3ow3. B, T. MELlOTT,
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Election Notice.


TO the Quahfed Electors Of Center
Township, Monroe County, State Of
Ohio: a. &'t.'. 90 nto
WHEREAS, written request has been
w made by one hundred tax paying Elec-
tors Of Center township, Monroe county State
of Ohio, upon the Trustees of said towns hip,
to call a meeting of the qualified electors
thereof, to vote for or against the eonstrue.
tion of railroad by said township of Cen.
ter, the terrlini of which shall be respect
lively an eligible point at the town of Woods
field. in said township, and an eligible point
at the town of Clarington, Monroe county,
Ohio, by the valleys of Standing Stone Run
and Sun6sh Creek, and passing through said
township, and the appropriation therefor of
Twenty-nins Thousand Seven Hundred Dol
lars, said sum to be raised by the issuing Of
the bonds of said township, in the manner
provided by an act of the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, passed April %, 1872,
entitled an act to authorize counties, cities in.
corporated villages and townships to build
railroads, and to lease and operate the same,
said Bonds to bear interest from date of issue,
at the rate of eight per cent per annum.pay-
able niannually, and the principal thereof
payable, one-tenth in nine years from the
date of said bonds, and onetenth each year
thereafter, until all are paid; both principal
and interest of said bonds to be made p4ya-
Bile at the Office OF the Treasurer OF Monroe
county, Ohio. taf
Now, therefore, said qualified electors of
Center township, Monroe county. Ohio, are
hereby notified to meet at their usual place
of voting, between the hours appointed By
law for holding elections, on the 2lst day of
September, 1872, to vote for or against the
construction o: said railroad,
Said qualified electors voting ter the con-
struction of said railroad will endorse upon
their ballots "Railroad. Yes.' and those vo-
ting against it will endorse "Railroad, No."
ROBERT JOHNSTON,
~ ROBERT McCAMMoN,
DAVID AGAIN,
| Otr.
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EsUMOB DaS..


Now Is tie wi,a;1. 'of .our. ,lisc,on.
tept,' 'qss the OH imht,t said; when turn;
ed forty, She found herself '&itlIoht i
sultor. - 2lakl... ta
A shopkeopes$ having. advertised his,
stock to I've sold un.le<, prime cost.
neiehbor ubserved.that it. was impossi,
BILE for him TO do'se, as he had never
, paid anythins.f9r, it himself! -. i'sI ii
a rich ppssgt asked a poor psrso9
if he had'raay idea OF. the adyaniages
arising from riches. u believe aiheg
give rogue an advantage over an7ipsn,
est man, was the answers s'ts:igub no
4 paper puts Tho ihalter which it
wishes toaenferce in the following, meat
simile 'isoMnight, as well { atteWpt, to
shampoolanselephsnt with a. thinl@efpll
OF soap sads'as attempt to do business
and ignore ADVERTISING -. IN,
se a anaint writer says Il have seen
women SO delicate that they are afraid
to ride, FOR fear Of the horses running
away; afraid 10 sail, for fear the boat
should overssa; apd. afraid to walk, FOR
eatear the dew might fall but ! never saw
one afraid TO get.marr;ed.
A man n Yorkshire, while "a. c6lIecs
ton was being made'to aid the iseathSli
pocketed. ALI the money m the plate y
When asked TO explain his condhet., he
replied that he was the greatest heatheh
seinthst pert Of the country. ..........,
allow is your Husband this afternoon,
Mrs. SqIig9ss'' Why the doctor
says as hawik he lives till. pqrntu',;. ,.,l III
IosIsall have some hopes Of him; tbnie if he
don't,he is afearda be must give him up
Two sextbns. meeting the. otboT 7aay,
one of thsm Remarked 'en the vast in!
crease of, mpftalite '"Welf," repiied tire
90 other, you're ldckier than me; Tor I
shaysn't buried : dying. soul these three
weeks" gd .,.,,
"Wife. i sFsn.t see. how they send let
~ tefs on. them 'ere. wires without ,tearin'
'em al to bits" 7~They don't send the
paper" said The wife, ''they just sehd
the writing in a fluid 'State.' -. EFo'
A learned Clergyman was accosted in
the following manner by an illReFats
preacher whoedespised education: ....Sir,
q you have been to college,. /. suppose.F.".
.,Yes,sir was tlHnreply. u am thank
full" rejofnets the. former, .:that7 the
Lord openear-fay mouth. without. any
learning@ ~ ~ similar event." .retorted
g the clergyman ''toui1 place nj Bataam' S
time; but such things, are Of rare occur
renee at the presept day
1t is saithl of a. gentlemen of New
York, tftat heihad a passion for the pur,
30 chase of secondhand furniture at anc-
tions, and that IN making good bar
gains" he had filed his house with
antiquated ana almost useless articles.
10 Upon one occasion, his wife took the
responsibility, without consulting or
apprising her husband, to have a por-
ton of the least Useful removed to an
ks auction. room. Great was her dismay,
when on the evening of the day of sale,
majority ofsshe articles came baclSsto
the house. Tiis husband had stumbled
into the auction room, and not knowing
his own furniture, had purchased. it. at
fe better bargains than at first. -
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Frrrer OF ..gAs- Co1p-Iittlo fiv

EFFECT OF tlgAp- CoLD.--Littlo FIVE.
year old Annie, who was suffering from
81 q bad cold, wentsto pay aWisitlto. .auRtie.
During the day she< Gelated her various
successes at school and ended by saying
that she could-read great deal better
than Sabina, who was eight years old -
YeH;adestioieaB Adntie, ttss6ulana ii
sound better if some one else said it?"
'Yes," answered Annie, with sober
countenance, 81 think it would ] have
az such q bad cold Ioeanit say. livery WELL i
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Legal Notice.

CAEAH DUNLAP, of Marshal county, West
y Virginia, will take notice that on tho y tn
daY of July, 1872, William p. Dunlap filed 4
petition in the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio. the object of which is to OBJ
tain u, divorce from said Sarah Dunlap on ac-
count of lfs5S1lfal absence for more than
three years; said petition will be for hearing at
the October Term 1879. = .t
HOLLlSTER s. OKEY,
jy22w6. Attys for plaintiff.
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a administrators ;, Sale
o E'AL TE

I'm Fpursuance of an order granted by the
III Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, I
will offer for sale at public auction, on
Saturaay,the 2Sth day OF September, 1872,
at 1efBcock a. N, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the coun-
ty of Monroe andlstate of Ohio, to wit:
'ie Beginning forstiie same at the southeast cor
ner of the east half of1the northeast quarter of
section thirty-twp, township four and range
four thence north with the section line to
Meek's corner; thence west with Meek's land to
a,corner on the west side of said half quarter
to the big road; thence with said road in G
southeasterly course to the agreed line between
Hampton II. Taylor, deceased, and Mobley;
thence with said agreed line in a southeasterly
direction to the place OF beginning, containing
sixty acfes more or less'e S''.@ i'2ai -.i.
: iAlsog the southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty-six, in township four
And zrnge four, containing tliirty-nine and
feiel1ty7se1sn hundEodth acres "a -
TRerwhele apprafst d at 81, 1868, subject to
tthe. dover interest of Charlotte Taylor.
1 TERNsT 0ne-third in hand, .one-third in one
year,, and one-third. in two years from day of
ksale, with interest; the payments TO be secured
- l'f Z 'qi'i's' JOHN JEFFERS,
Admir- estate of Hampton H Taylor, decd.
au637t1 20 ti4-a BY A. j. Pearson, Atty
4>f = n -. ~ % .la ~
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AGENTS wANTED.

MALE AND FEMALE.-B Business pleasant,
Ul and pays better than any enterprise in
the field. Agents make from S6 to 50 Per
day. Send stamp for sample and particulars.
Address ]. LATHAM& CO., 292 Washington
street. Boston, Mass augl3w6.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator of the estate of Enos Brown
field, late of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased.
auee0w3. WILLIAM BR0WNFIELD.
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Legal Notice.

DETER MELoTT and Joseph Melott, who re
| side out of the State Of Ohio, will take
notice that on the 5th day of August, 1872,
Sylvanus Hood filed a petition in the court of
common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, the
object of which is to quiet his title to the
west half of the southwest quarter, of SEQ.
tion 81, so acres; also, the south part of the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section twenty-one, containing ten acres;
also. thirty acres of the east side of the
northeast quarter of of section twenty seven;
also the west half of the northeast. quarter
of section twenty, eighty acres, all in towship
four range four, and in said county, and to
enjoin collection of note for S400 due April
1873, given by plaintiff to Peter Melott. The
defendants are required to answer by the 5th
of October, 1872; the case will be for hearing
in said court at the October term, 1872.
H0LLISTER 4 OKEY,
augl5w6. Att'ys for plaintiff
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The Rev. MIR. .DenisOn Replies TO
Senator yyilsonS and Stale 4
kss More FACTS.
From the Golden Age

ef ass,t From the Golden Age.l .....,-. :
- - g g Honorable and Dear Sir: You have
= thought proper to address me through
the public papers. / therefore feel it to
&c be- my duty to reply to you in the same
ss manner.
We have known, each other for the last
sS quarter of century as outspokeu advo-
60 Gates Of. the prohibition by law of the
Manufacture and isale,5 as a beverage, os
all intoxicating drinks. 1t was on this
aeceunt that 4 called on you several
times, in the winter of 1872 with view
to inducexoi %. accept ,fhe nomination
OF the National Prohibition Party as
7 EtheiEcandida for PFEsidept of the Uni
ted States Our conversations related to
public men, TO public measures, and, OF
course, to President Grant-who was
then seeking, as he is now, by public
,Tappeplto the American people, to- be re-
/. .ltelefhd TO the first public pfice Ii,fthe
land. e
In one of those conversations, held in
your own. room, open to the public in
Washington, without ang intimatiop oh
that subject on my part, yon,e honorable
sir. startled me with the remark: n
.rI9 sPfesidekt Grant drinks too much. -
After moments pause you added 81
have told him So, ;
Another brief pause ensued, when YOU
% agaip added: a4he sf44fe sPfsslasat SRQkes tco
MUCH He IS possoKed thfoagh and
through. When demonstrated with
him about it, the President said to me,
Ill smoke mild cigars That may be,
MIR. President replied, but you smoke
so many. of them. ~ - =
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tas -las1stWq the Know No.hings, are
very proud of YOU iils Massachusetts"
rssey s,uitB the Massachusetts Know Moth
lngs, in 1855, through their representa-
tive, Hon. Henry Wilson. What a pic
ture it must have been; the Honorable
Mr. Wilson gsandlr pating the poet
and statesman OF Arkansas upon the
a. shoulder, and dc AaA ea dns expressing
,, s,thef satisfacten lefathe Massachusetts
f-d,nnii,fofeiglIefs aad Catholics with him
s5a General Pike has never forgdttea .this,
yihlhnef tic Massachusetts Senator Has
That fst Tic only difference. j. '''..- -,
gffAre you7the mate OF The shipT ask
ed sn eInigranssqfI tie coohntHho was
IN lrishman. "No, sir, was the reply
Il am the man who cooks the mate.
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A SHOEMAKER Bill The following
asSsasa toaGe q true copygof aaskoemai

ker's, bill, received by genteman IN
"a, 'heighboring' town, whose FIRMLY consists
saia55t 81 four fof five daughters ,slq,'-',,al s ),
be. "a Mrs77-r51D Dr. TO jus --777.s1at y,
.al TO, souling Miss aIaFy,,7sg Is ayfsl p
To stamping and weiting g5snsan,,s-it 20
mo 'Fo i,indiDgpantiscios Eiasat- III Is
% $40 rettiugta fen stitches in Jane. i'oi ,-6
aala o. alLinl Sh,lsak-t 81. ..irai sLIgl.ss... -
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DIR. FAaRNEy,s

1- Jf5.ltt CELEBRATED p-sGfgT s
- Blood Cleanser, or iPanacea. :
As a medicine for children, the Panaeea is
in every way, calculated to take the place of
the endless variety of drugs which are annr-
ally sold for that purpose, and which are Of
ten very injurious. medicine which pos
sesses the qualities of cathartic az we'll as
mild Alternative, and which is capable of ar
resting disease without the least injury 20 the
child, is of incalculable value to every moth
er. As cathartic, it is very effective, yet it
does not, if given in proper quantities, cause
nausea or distress to the stomach or bowels.
1t is very pleasant to the taste, which is a
very important feature for medicine for
children. AS a PREVENTIVE of disease it is
unprecedented, as it acts directly upon the
digestive organs and the blood. In all
scrofulous diseases, it is the most effective
medicine ever offered to the public; and, if
given regularly and perseveringly, those
eruptive diseases so common to children may
be entirely ersdicated.
@Prepared by P. Fahrney's Bros s. Co.,
w nesboro, Pa, and DR.. P. FAHRSsY 80
No tn dearborn street Chicago Price s.sg
ST Is pei bottle for sale by Whole ~
sale and Retail Dealers, and by ]. T. Ess1l
Judkins, W oodsfeld myl4m6. ~ -
1
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81 - - = Renieniber

&c That W, P. SPRAGUE, the Radical can.
didate for Congress, voted against a res-'
olution to reduce the duty on.
And it was defeated. Isn't he pretty
Revenue Tariff Congressman? !, -, = :
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The polls to be opened between the hours
Of s aid 10. O'Clock IN the forenoon of'said
day, and CLOSED ate O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said da1.h V'i h'SA q tiIE is.R so 70
r Given Under my hand, at my office in
/ rWoodsfsld, this 10th day of August, A. D.
1872, aud Of the 10th year of the State.
At .'' =, &C. GEORGE CALDWELL,
-',ii u.s. Sheriff Monroe County. Ohio.
isuse7td, .'l ass j. laidv -.