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Old Teciimseh ON the RacK-Ab0ut
bj the Burning Of Columbia. ''

Gen, Sherman vas examined before
the American and British Claims Com
missioners last Thursday in regard to the
burning Of Columbia, He denied that
he, bad issued orders to burn Columbia,
but admitted that the army was greatly
iexasperated against South Carolina, and
that this evaporation was greatly in
creased BY Gen. Hampton's command
firing into his camp anight or two before
entering Columbia, which evaporation
he and his officers participated n,and this
was known to the men. A correspond
ence was then shown to Gen. Sherman,
pufporting to have taken place between
him and Gen. Halleck while on bis march
to Columbia. The communication from
Halleck desired him TO destroy Charles
ton and SOW it with salt, so there might
no more notification or secession grow
up there. To this Sherman in reply wrote
that Charleston and Columbia would
soon be in his hands. and Halleck would
have no cause 10 complain Of his trest-
mentof them; that he had the Fifteenth
Corps with him and that corps-did their
work well; and further, that be (Sher-
tnan) would not spare ,he public build
ings in Columbia as be had at Milledge-
vile Gen. Sherman admitted on his ex.
animation that this correspondence was
authentic, He stated that he occupied
Columbia with the Fifteenth Corps. In
reply to the question whether he kept the
men in ranks after taking possession of
the city, he said mo" He could not
have done so to have prevented the burn
ing Of every town in the State Of South
Carolina. These responses were drawn
out by the representatives of the British
claimants, who allege that tlleir property
at Columbia was destroyed wantonly and
in violation of the usages Of VAR. Gen
Sherman manifested good deal Of eS-
citement during the examination
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Dissolution. Notice. D

kf0TICB Is hereby given that the capartner.
IN ship heretofore existing between John
Mallory and B. H. Mallory. known o., thehrm
of John Mallory, g. Co.. is this day dissolved,
December 16,- 1872, by mutual consent. Those
knowing themselves indebted to the firm will
call and settle on or before the 1st day OF
March. 1878. or collections will positively be
enforceda The business viii hereafter be scar-
ried on in the name of B. II. Mallory. who has
the settlement of the firm business.
- JOHN MALLORY & &C.
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HAn Iishyopan, Joanna Murphy

HAn Iishyopap, Joanna Murphy
l,y name, and only 45 years old, was re,
Gently found, dead in, her bed in Boston.
Phe coroner came and looked at her,
but did not. deem it necessary y go fur,
ther and SIT upon her, as 1..she bad yeyi,
dentsy, died Of destitution. " " We some
times boast that no person ever slaryes
TO death in the United States, possibly
more do So than VIC think There is
suffering which approximately seeks re,
lief, and this we, ars pretty sure, tc know
about but, 9las! The suffering which is
silent and must be, sought opt, loo; Otter
goes TO The death unrelieyed. ,y.is sid'l
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,eFAccording to the censns Of 1877

IAccording to the census Of 1870
the wealth OF the fifteen States washed
by the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri
rivers aggregates S10,s19,l70.9l4 and
the population Of these States reaches
neatly 100000, giving Ie9 9of e92
members Of the lower Honsc of Con-
gress Ohio, Illinois and Indiana are
the three wealthicst States OF the ives
tern % division The growth" or the
States washed by The rivers mentioned
is illustrative Of the power and fesour-
ees, ofour county In thirty years,
accordia. to exiting rates. 5ihe United
States willrhaye i0I I,000, 900 iphabitanis
taIi4T 1F-7--17 17TTT- ~ '-TTT-7-TTTt - u si
j Hartford. Conn, ;, is pi1portipgia lWge
number ~. Swedish servant girls taot.
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oHSome Catholics in Virginia City
are MOTTO sbe outdoOe in spiritualistic
demonstrations. A dead father, after
knocking and whispering to his dahgh-
ter and telling her not to fear, appears
in persons tells her he has been permit
tedsto returnnfrom lpnrgatory for six
days to beg for prayers, recommending
what prayers should be said. During
these days there were many strange rev.
elations. 'Atiast whenprayers enough
had been said, the daughter shook hands
with her sire, and 'he.a according to the
description, 'sfonned arobe of spotless
white, unfolded a pair of shining wings
and with smile of ineffable sweetness
aoated heayetlward" - i#.ga. .ls /.
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SygsesirraH s,u ,yss 5te I. 4N salaoiso5 81
.Nsh) ,A0bsr srtlsls,malents,
Farm for Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm. sit.
L uate On SanEsh creek, three miles From,
Darlington. on the Chic River, containing lai
I'm / NE + Y "A CIR So
The improvements are dwelling house. and
other out-buildings; good bearing orchard OF
100trees; fencing good; well watered;5s school
house adioins the farm; Christian and Ger
man church within one mile; saw mill. grist
mill and carding machine within onc-haif niilei
two veins of coal on the place of easy access,
both have been worked, and the neighb orhood
is good one. - :5szEfs. :.
Terms reasonable; payments TO be secured
to the satisfaction of the OWNER Call on or
address. CHARLES McGoN1GAL,
dec24ml. Darlington, Monroe Co.. o.
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GEORGE SCHWING's ESTATE.

.''.S'fit ~ 70 2 'T-l.-- Hfis 80 sss'i
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sth day
IN of November, 1872, the. undersigned wa,
appointed aud qualified as Adpinistrator Of the
estate of George Sch*ihg, late Of Monroe coun'
ty, Ohio deceased.
deoS. 'l2w3., STEPHEN A; ATKINSON. +
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Baresville Ferry 7 . e:
LEGAL NOTICE,

.IsOJLlHIl -=4 ffGfJl2-5ftSf
MARY BoURNFIRLD,p Lucinda Bournasld,
IM Lissis Bourn6sld, Mary Boprpasld. RisA
Bournfsld, Maria Bourn6eld, Robert Bourn.
field and Abijah Bournfeld, of the State Of
West Virginia viii take notice tba: Jacob
Malentaks did, on the 9Th sday 81 November,
1872, fls his petition IN tie Court of CON.
mon pleas, against them, setting forth that
in the month Of April, 1856, Matthias Boufn.
field did execute and deliver to John Khbuns
deed for the southwest quarterof the south
west quarter Of section six, township two Of
range I'VE, which dssd was iostsbefers itrwas
recorded, and thstg shs 10 now the owner Of
said land; the prayer of said petition is that
said deed may be set up and established, and
that his title may be quietsd, and defsHdsuts
are required to answer said petition on the
2lst day Of January, la7a. ss5'2 ss,rN
L. HOERFLER, and
.folasrqo1sE AMoSs& rSPRlldsr I,
novlsw4' Att'ys Tor plaintir.
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GOpFRIED BECK's ESTATE.

UyHE report Of Jaco5 Tschappat, Adm'r toSt
IL Godfried Bect, decd, Of claims allowed
against said estate. and the final settlement ac-
connt Of the administrators. will be for hearing
January n, 1878. JAS. r. MORRIS,
nd 8, Probate Judge, ,Mcarce o., o.
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The Indian fwOfnen or the Rocky
Mountains ride their horses man fashion,
on saddles with such high pomcls and
cantles that they are almost buried up in
them. ''s r.d fs! '''ef- 4hsioa 'd1
A house full Of daughters is cellar
full of sour beer.-Dutch properb,I
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Attachment.

sol agtgrprr .sags --T-rl All .zSal s.5.,en
G. q. oblingar. plaintif, Before Alex Bush-,
.rAea,.vs. anan, J, P. Of Sum.,
R. l. Tarlton, defendt. NIT township, Mon
roe county, Ohio: On ths 18th day Of 0oto.
bsr. A. 1872 said JdsticsI issued On order
Of attachment in the above action for the
sum of 81 S7i this cause lis, set for hearing
on the 10th day Of December, 1879, at .
O'Clock p. .m.-nov iaHar c. ,oBl1NGER.
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q President Grant viii ppte ,teh hear the soth.
er side Of -tbe Louisiana mpdtllY. He is
strongly in favor Of The; l.artx that gives
the eleetorA vote Of Louisiana, 70 him,
Notwithstanding Ills people Of The SI,atsp
yaleu tlif other Tsy'eefi smod .l.a,lis
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WILLIAM KENNEDY'S . ESTATE

1,HE SECOND partial settlement account Of
/ Richard Greepbank, Administrator vith
the will annexed Of VIM. Kennedy, deceased.
will be for hearing January %, 1879. 5laI
JAS R. MORRIS,
dec24T3v3. 4 Probate Judge N. 9, Q. j
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Capital Punish rnent.

Capital punishment being abolished
in Iowa, the inevitable results are flow
ing from this advance step in "cisiliza-
ton" Last week young man stabbed
his father to the heart in Muscatine, kill
ing him instantly. To-day we learn Of
a murder at Keokuk, in which case not
the slightest provocatlon existed for Q
crime OF the kinda man named Brady
having killed cutt1panion named Dix
on, apparently because It don't cost
much 10 kill a man over there, This
winters Legislature will probably re-
store the penalty Of hanging. If it
doesn't, the mobs win very likely com.
mence eperations.-chscdgo Journal,
.f..
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ashinston gossips say that the
wives of Cahinst officers will not return
calls this winter, ,b1t win hold receptions
es usual The rules Of Washington eti-
quette are, however, not TO be relaxed.
The memleis' wives are expected to call
first upon the Senator'S wives, and the
Senators wives must in turn first visit
the wives Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Coure and theRSecrelaries, and all must
FIRST pay their respects to the ladies' oil
theFdiplomatic corps. Tie President Is
Bifeis net expected to visit at all, but
all must pay court to her. These rigid
rules have their 7absurdities, one oi
which, noted by'a correspondent, is that
Mrs! Senator Ames (Biancbe Butler)
receives visits from people that would
not. on any account, cali on Mrs Gen.
erai Bntler, whei Is only the wife Of 8
"memier.n :! - 4 I9dr IA . sg
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J MARY LIEBEs estate.
Farm for Sale.

1NHB undersigned offer for sale his farm
l. u = q II Q NJ q q
N N ETY. WO AC RES
of land, situated In Malaga township, one
raile from the town Of Malaga The improves
msnts are new dwelling house. barn and
good well, also . good new saw mill on the
premises. Water in every 6sh. Eighty
acres cleared, esbslanoe timber lands "a
!. For further patsicuiars Ssif on Of aidfsss
John HUTH,
deei7wT o,ars, ,nsnrpst CO, Ju 9.
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- -t,,il
Muskrats cost the Erie Canal Annually
sl5. .oCO b the heles they make ia 'he
ifiiitptF iitptYF plAhkh Inall I1rn tala1n1 4 a-faI
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McHUGH's ESTATE.
McKEEvER'S ESTATE.
! PAhL'S ESTATE I

THE nrst partial settlement account Of ia.
| cob Davis, jr.. Guardian Of Rsbecca J. q
Nancy E.sPahl, will be for hearing January
% 1888. JAS r. MORRIS,
-dec24, 72w3, p Probate Judge u. Z. o.
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Ew Nr RsHcHER preached ser.aon
the other Sunday evening, from the text,
;sst him fla, stole steal ma mare, Tetc-
Nph,AsahS-ix, asJ ifAsAl ekeeflent al.
vice 10 the party leaders which Mr
BEsCaER supported by his vote and in
hience.
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k&X piIrtill ! be. reported in Con-
eFeetl,e psesept session ,,d9sei d9seicllaafiag the
frusTintsnt aAdlrseaning Of sections l50.
15l and l57 Of the Postoiil"e act, passed
lassgsssioas.iar tliat where ono c'fail rate
Of postage has been paid on mail mat
ter, it shsll fsuwardeaae,is des,ina-
iiop, ebsr9ed vith the nHT,aid rate, to be
coliectsdi6n delivery, and that nosdouble
rate 6f fp6stsgs shall obeiroilscted where
such psrtial pre- -pas sment has Been made.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Jere. Walton
'4FiIsl nc vs.. IIFIJ QgatE'gT
iil li.tAsa. lTruax et az. ,lIllIH |

DY virtue OF IN order Of sale tome directed
II from the court of common pleas OF Non
roe countys Ohio will oder tor sale st the
front door Of the ecnrt house IN the tevp OF
Woodsdsid, between The ,hours. of tan eoloek
b. m. and four O'Clock p M ON ,sgri
Saturday, the 18th day Of january. 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, tolwit.1 81 II
A lot cf land commencing at post thrsS
and one-fonrth rods, vest of theg southsast
corner Of the southeast quarter of the south
west quarter, Of section. nineteen. township
four Of range four, OF the fxnds sold at Ma
ristta, 0hio;thsnce north three rods to post;
thence west twelve fods tssE post dear sum
fish creek; thence down Sunfsh creek south
thirty i've and = half degrees ssst .tilrss saud
a half rods to post. thence east With the
linsGtea rods to ths >plscs of BEGIN
ming, containing ',hirty-two rods, more Of
less. '''S . sSs''sa 'tF2-sf g sssEsesfhsA
Appraised at sS5:
q 't''see s'~' JOHN p. SpRfGGs,
dsclow6. Mas. Com, N. C. O.
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CHARLOTTE CONNOR'S ESTATE.
nN the 18th day of November, 1872 the
~ undersigned was, by the Probate Court OF
Monroe county, Ohio. appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of Charlotte Conner, latel Of
said county, deceased. II. B. HILL
dec24, 72w3.
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Ey General Fosrgg Of Indiana, Sah


s General FOSTER OF indiana' ~and
JOHN "A. BINGHAM OF Ohio, want FOR
n-Missienssr~As both these gentle
men we're members aefgsAe Military
Court that tried- -"he- sentenced mrs
seRsarr s'ts Ito, to be hanged, 'liey VIII nn- n
dgtllaedly be rewarded BY the Admlnls7 mn 8
tra:i9n, ira 9n',.-a .! lsasL ait Il s4ad n"
iu3sSTbc bill g si.ilgh the entire aSai35s Safii35ss
81 of Assessors and II Assistant sait Assessors ssos
,.s A I,,.arnsi "a. pavon,s ~ ha. ,,.ss.,,, ,thesu,
: Sar.,s and l. now.,,sw ; IsTas,sr q
s,,ssiasrs,,,s,tssl SssIssrissS gs,,,s Mans,
now n spopa sstaa tas ppstriots patai W ihs Assessor 4
sassa sta,aa Ixbe sncat ,theirs tasj fan the
e.an.eg IlurinrtI,. iasc s,n,ais,,; m This
! nj. ,s,npsls t,,tu, SO los sssss, 81
|, atNe. hssaqsIkai = s,!ss,ss shV !
s, s,s' 9, ssss assss s = - 81. - - \
- ~, ~ e - ossssfsH ss'sss's,s - n I'd,
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70 Miss Emily Faitkrg visited the
Michigan .Ghiyersity,at Ann .Afbeb last
week, and, % entering .he Lar. Depart,
nent, viii. Prof :. .,Tyicr sssisle Judge
Cooley was lecturing to 400 or $500 stu.
dents, she was. at once recognized 10y
the young men, who called to9dIys for 9
speech, Judge Cooley gave Miss Filth
ful bis place on the -rostruln. and for
about half on hour she delighted the
audience with, some capital stories about
the 1cadisg men, at the E6glish bar. and
left the hall amid the widest demonstra.
tions Of enthusiasm on the j,ars Of tue
students for what, was eharscterized hy
the Professor as pine, cf tie, best i'm
promptu speeches ever listened to ii
Ann Arber. ,,, ,..s- go. T.,
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YNehIe CountyeNeyys.It :

{fJ 80 HOizQ2 E9------ = sJIaR SIute1 rs
IProm the Republican, 18th inst,l .sf!l
IxsG. A.stSmith. Esq. of Dexter city
has soldFhisfafm Of 164 acfes,q q located
I'M Olive towBship, to johnson Shrivei
and .Wms Radciiff for S6, 500 sJsi'sat@st
isaac Fagon, "a of Beaver township
grew over thirty acres Of TOBACCO on
bis farm this fear, yielding about 50,:
600 'poprds, which at FIVE cents pei
pound, makes the handsoHe snm OF 81
700. s3Hasgtrs9cso2es .9a' Sa.i NV f'H
A piece Of land on the farm of, R. I
Stockdale, of Marion townsbip,, this
wear grew its fifty-6fth successive grain
crop, and yields corn, to the amount Of
sixty bushels to the acre, j ...sr5,r
School-teaching ehas become; $50 .un,
profitable that . teacher sof this c snnty
thinks he can make more money; trap
ping skunks. and; go i he vis assiduously
engaged in the'latteruyocaiionsaia .osd.
oJJehn MesseTly,s amerchanr niior who
bought property inthis place about twe
years agor for thed purpose cot petma
nently locating, has reconsidefed his iti
tentions and vii in q few adays move
back 10 GiariAgton, monroe ceaiey. aHr
-aEMr.9 'Hesdmsn, one ti.e acoips 8,
State ,Geologists, was Il 'tlie Duci
Creek Valley Iast week. We9saresinform
ed that be is making thorough survey
| at our coal and oil strata. afit. will frea,
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q k1pTGe'rsssIbisI idio the school iunds
under the control Of the State for 1871
was sAsitlQa ,ses fnsals7S ssesos4,-
ls2 So, .Disbursepepts for 1871, s5,-
Qes;56a s5ifor fls7s, ss,asLsH 7A.rr
Bzli6eslor ss7i,as447, ,53s 81 ;tor. .Is7a
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Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., Ohio
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-28

1br Na@mittaeS Bis swet llbr Mor<
gems obne unterlaB fortoauerte. Bez
lpnoers ober bemerfte n,an bic jun9en
Mdnner Don @ebweiler, wel9e in IL
rer Mitte eine SABINE tru9e1 NIT ctelea
@orten : vMtr fommen gu BIZ, . 9ez
liebtes Granfreid uniers iansere1
8rirer baben eeibworen> un6 nadsuz
foloen." Mebnlides 9el9ab su Montz
beliarc, robin lt6 bic @onicrtt6 BON
, SulB beseben baben AUDI fe traren
INN cine fran35fide SABINE 9eorpnet,
auf Der man folsenpenB ablipru6 las:
u6ran;1albe Nepubltf Define cer>
bannten Sinner tommen> UNI, fib unter
ceine SABINE ;u feIen." Dieter Offer
unlerer SueenD> {ld Der fraa55il9en
Nrmee ansulhlteeen, 1T Elm entlbiecez
nsr Earel Der 5aneluneswetle Der reutz
ldeu Nesierun9> welde Der Muswanoez
run9 70 lstht bate enteeeenwtrfen fSnz
men pur9 Nufihieben Der Nuabebuns
BON Iruppen In GllabzgctDrinaen, nod
u,ebr ater pur9 milceres Benebmen
aegen Die annectirten Yrooinjen."
paris> 4. @ept. Wr leien In Der
upatrie": Set einisen Eaeen itno
BON Dem Neutrality-suspicious. I'M Yroz
ceb Besains msbrere widtise 3eu9en
pernpmmen morcen anpere wurcen
fir pte erits 5a'ite fanft{9en Monates
uproelaoen. Terner wuroen bic proz
cebacten UNI einfse reue Dccumente
pern1ebrt. Sn ben eriten 1a9en mad
leiner Nnfunft In @erlatQes aetote Der
Marldatl ercBe &ube; 9e9enwdrti9
jepo9 1T er pon elmer 9roben Mufre<
eun9 befauen, in Gol9e oelen iaon gu
pieperbplten Walen Elm be9onnenes
@erbSr auf ben rd6lten Sag serldo<
ben rperoen musts. Man 9laubt oaB
bic Sfentltde @%srbanolune 9eeen Mitte
Nosember %be9innen weroe. Die 2tfe
Der Miteltsoer pe5 &rie96eeri&tes 1T
bis ieBt eebeim eeblteben ; lte miro
Gnpe October Dem Nn9etla9ten mftse<
tbeilt uno bterauf I'M Nmtsblatt 5u9let9
NIT etnem Decrete be6 Yr1tbenten Der
Nepublif btnii@tlt@ Der @r6fnuns Der
Debatten perSfentlidt perpen."
Son ben eret leBter MiQiarben Der
fran31flden &r{e9sentlaapt9ung ftno
Bis tebt 80 Wtiu. in 8aar na6 Strabz
burg selan9t. Gina 400 WiQ. in
Wsdleln mereen erpartet - taB allo
nod Elm Rudftano Don etpa 60 MtQ.
a%biutraQen if, UNI bic e1fte balbe Wtlz
ltarpe poQ;dbli9 gu MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-28

Wu6D arsburs pirb mitsetbeilt: Nud
in unl erem 2ance be9tnnt bereftS pas
in preuben 1Dpn felt ldnsersr 3eit gang
uno edbe Tabnben mad GOLDEN, welz
DIE flip Der Wsbrpa idt burd bic Nusz
wanperun9 entsp9en baben. So bat
/. 9. eas biei9e Be;irfsamt unterm
6. Muauit an pie 8arsermeifter Elm
Circular eeribtst BEG Snbalts 8taz
men "a Stuncen tit an5u3et9en, felt
mann 33 @sbrpftdtt9e Gpl9en Die
Mamen) na6 Nmerifa aus9ewanpert
itnr> poer meldeS ionf Der rermalt9e
Mufentba!t oerlelaen 1T.
Sn pela eroBarti8eu Mas7aee Die
Sbubinruit In pirmaiens be-
trieben Miro m5sen indifference 3ifz
fern bemeiien. Sn Der Stabt 1eltf,
peI@e 8431 @inwebner sdblt> fino iiber
5000 perl onen NIT Der Berferttsune
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