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DY virtue of an execution to me directed
ED from the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio I will offer tor sale at the front door
of the court house in the town of Woodsied,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. In. and 4
o'clock ,, m, on
Saturday, The 4th day of January, 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county. Ohip, to wit:
The west half, Of the southeast quarter of
section thirty-twc, township three of range
three, containing eighty acres, more or less.
Also, the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of the same section, township and
range, containing forty acres more or less
Appraised 1st tract at 81 500.
I'd I" at $50,
- GEORGE CALDWELL
deesw3 Sheriff NJ. @. o.
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gThe officers Of the Woodslield
Band Missionary Society are:
President-Mrs. S. } BARNES
Secretary Mrs n j. AMOS.
Treasurer SARAH PORE.
Persons desiring to become members
will be enrolled at the regular meeting
the first Wednesday in each month, or at
any other time by applying to either OF
The officials:
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Administrators Notice.

,n.#tikuaE ~ IL l. .F7'H
NOTICE is hereby sSiveu that the ruAer-
y signed has .bren appointsdsAd Adtninistrat
Of the estats of Jacob Tpmi, deceased.
seplow3,, q, JOHN lUDF,
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GWe are authorized to announce
that FRANCIS NJ. BEARD is a candidate
for election to the Office Of Justice of
the Peace for this township.
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.RA correspondent in Perry town.
ship informs us that ALEXANDER LANTz
is the owner of hive Of bees twenty
one years old-exactly old enough to
vote. Who has a hive of bees older than
thara2
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EArransements are being perfected
to have Mr. j. B. NoLL survey the route
for the railroad between Woodsheld and
Barnesville.
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EgG. w. NELsoN,of sunsbury town
ship, recently butchered three pigs, ,eighI
months old, which weighed 329, 3l2
307-948 pbunds, average BIG pounds.
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~ The horses, in this place, afflicted
WITH the epizootic, are all doing well -
Not q single death has occurred to this
writing.
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Festival.

A Dramatic Entertainment, Concert
and Festival will he held in the Presby-
terian Church at New Castle, on Wednes-
day, the 25th inst. .. o., dec10w2.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ga George Caldwell Sheriff.
Samuel Cline ct ux

Df virtue Of an ordersof sa,e to me direc.e
- from the court of common pleas of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door OF the court houie ID tbs lc1n OF
~oodsfeld. between tn. hours OF ~ O'Clock
a. In. aud o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 18Th dny Of January. 1873
the fo lowing described real estate, sitt1ate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit;
The northwest ,,qualtrr of the aorthes
quarter of section nineteen tow l5hir three Ci
range five, contslng thirty -nine and ..pinety
one hundredth acres; also, the southwest
quarter of the northsast quarter If ssuIs
section, township and range, containing
thirty-nine and ninety.one hundredth acres
Appraised at $l,400.
JOHN P. SPRIGG5,
deolew5. Mas Com. VI. c. o.
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AGENT ss ANTED:

A First Class Eastern Life ms. Co.
Desires to engage the servios of good man
to act as agent for them in this aud adioin-
ing counties, and will negotiate with parties
desiring such a situation, giving them good
terms, providiug parties can furnish good
references as to general business qualifica-
tions and reliability. Not particular in what
part of the county the agent may reside,
Address LOCK BOX 943,
nov26w3 Columbus, Ohio.
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.@T Township Clerk LITTLE has issued
an election proclamation for Justices
election on Wednesday, the s5th inst.
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ANOTHER OFFERI
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down in the right hand column; the first
column contains the Publishers prices
The SRIRIr and American Agriculturist
can be obtained for 50 80. The regular
price is SO so
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The particulars attending the
death of HORACE GREELEY will be found
on our first page.
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~M Mr.. GREELEY's life was insured
by the Tribune Association, the name
of the company has not been made pub
Iic.) for 100000. re
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pfRpxrEpi ;sY
LEhAL NOTICE.


MARY BoURNFIgtD, Lucinda Boarsseid,
M Lizzie Bournfsld, Mary ,Bournaeld, Elsa
Bournaeld, Maria Bourn6sld, Rabsrt Boarnr
6eld and Abijsh Bonrnfsd. of the State 81
West Virginia, will take notice, ,tba. Jscob
Malentake did, on the 9th day Of Novenbsf,
1872, Ale his petition in the court ,ofISom.
mon pleas, against them, setting forth that
In the month of April, lse5, Matthias Roura.
field did execute and deliver to John Klibnns
a deed for the southwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section six, township two "
range Eve, which deed was lost before A~as
recorded, and that he ia now The ewnof.o al
said land; the prayer ofssaid petities istRst
said deed may BE- set up aud established. srd
that his title may be auieied, and defendant,
are required to answer said petition on the
2ist day Of January, 1879. u tssssaa .
Gia{e5 81 o L, HoEFFLRR, and all
III aai5s ,aa.aa AMOS 4 SPRlIdss si,f
novl lsw4' os Attys forplAiptfs
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] ISA5, a asa - jas lS12.s
Established Quarter Of n i'eHarH
. JOSEPH CARTWRIGT1Ty

IA Optical and .Vasieal Dspoi; ;soasi
The sign Of The Big esd ispso,tarfcs, No, iss
Main street, Wheeling west We. 2 dealer Il
Gold and Silver Spentacles,l steelaSF, ,ansa
Spectaclss tempered by electricity Zine opeA
Glasses, Field Glasses standard ThermobneterA
Hydremetsrs, Suryeyors, Camps 3fsther
Iaaiioal m Instruments. NAesffo RLsersse9
BArrERIfs, 80.
Eag'ish, Americqa a. and Js srnqs nj sllss
Largest aud best, selected. stesk., of ApsieS
Gools. In the city, and d falislins pf, sGuite
Banjo and Violin Strings. VIII sale and rstsli
FIRE ARMS, single INA dohbls b3fpA
shot guns, Revoivsrs aud ltsr pistols: an.
manition efssn kinds, walking eanes. IND
cages. variety goods. eto.isi. .coctsems. .isai'.
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Farm for Sale.

THyHE undersigned offers for sale his farm in
q Ohio township. Monroe county, Ohio, sit-
uate in section % Within two miles north frem
Baresville on the county road Leading to Woods
field. consisting of about
T Fl | RTY A c R E 8.
Good, productive hill land, well watered, and
has one good dwelling house, stable and good
orchard. For further particulars or terms cal
on STEPHEN GROSSENBACHER,
dec3w3. Baresville, Monroe Co., o.
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EF Mr.. c. CEHRs, Of Ohio township,
paid the takes of thirty-four persons ON
the Cd inst, amounting TO $500 SO.
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Attachment

csa. 0blinser. plsinti8 laBslors, Aisxa Boch-
vs. snan, J..P of SuH,s
R. L. Tarlton, dsfGnd't. NIT township. Mon
roe coSuty, Ohio: On the 18th day Of 0eto.
bel, al D. 1879, said Justice issued an 'ordef
Of Gttachtnent in the above action 1et HRo
sun, of 81 81; this cause is set for hearing
ON the 10th day'ef Decsmbsr.o ii s7asI,st .
o'clock p. m.-nov i2w3g 4 c. 4, oBldEGER
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed has been appointed AMI duly
qualified as Administrator or the estate OF
John &. Tople.e lats Of NJ onroe county, Ohio,
deceased. H i7& JESSE MIRACLE,
novl9w3.
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E%The news of Mr.. GREELEY's death
was received with profound sorrow in
all parts of the United States.
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wThe Message appears in this is
sue. We have no room for comment

~sIt is done,' wcrc the last words
of HoRAcE GREELEY
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DY virtue Of an order Of sale to ine direct.
ID ed from the court OF common p5fsas N
Monroe county, Ohio, wilE casr for sale al
the trout door OF the court house in She towu
Of Weoasfsti bstweeun4the hours. of tsr
O'Clock nj. ami o'clock p. N. on.yatssSs)
Saturday., tie 2lst day of Dscember,3 S72,
the following described real estate, situate In
Mouroe county, plsio, 70 wit: '',s
The west half of the northeast quarte36f
Appraised at $1,000. i sig assNiad
GEORGE CALDWELL. .s1fss
novl9w5. Sheriff N. C. O.s,
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100 Pieces MSrrimae Calico
8 Yards for 81!

100 dGz Hemsti:ched Handksrchiefs warrant;
ed all Linen worth rs cts for l2t ots
Extra good quality Black Alpaca for sc cents
worth sc cents.
so pair White Wool Blankets at 81 eheap al
So
10 pieces Table Linen for 81! cts per yard
worth 81 cents.
10 pieces "a bleached double Damask fo,
so cents worth 81 so.
100 dozen Balbregsan Hose 12l per pain
Jouviu's Kid .Gloses for ST. worth 81 75., .fa
Lupins best FrsucK Asrino for ST wsrth 81 so
All Shades Silks and Irish Peplins
for Weddings or Parties. Dou't fail to cali
and see our 81 IS BLACK SILK. beats
any S2 50 Silk in the city,
In Fine Dress Goods, A''
SILK vELVETS for cloakiug, Laces ,ShaSls
Furs, &c,
We Haue the Best Selected Stock
in the city. Our stock of regular made Ho
sieIy and Ladies' underwear cannot be ex-
celled in the city. ALI ask is an examina
tion Of stock and comparison of prices. q
HENRY BRURs.
III ,.aiu Street, 81,
oot23m6. Wheeling, W. Va.
EDRGE SHHWING'S ESpATE I
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EA discrepancy of more than
$4,000, ,OGO has been discovered

in the accounts of the Treasury Depart.
ment. -, e,s.--.f
Boutwell, will shortly assure the Peo-
pie that all is lovely. That's the way
the people are humbugged.
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GEORGE SCHWING'S ESTATE.

NOTICES is hereby given, that on the Sth day
~ of November, 1872, the undersigned was
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of George Schwing, late of Monroe coup
ty, Ohio deceased
dec3, '12w3 STI PHEN A. ATKINSON.
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8. c1yu sERY,oE REroRM. .

An earnest desire has been felt to cor
rect abuses which have grown up in the
civil service of the country through the
defective method of making appoint
ments to Office. They have been regard
ed too much as the reward of political
services Under the authority of Con-
gress rules have been established to regu-
slate the terms of office and the mode of
appointments. 1t can not be expected
that any system or rule can be entirely ef-
fective to prove aperfect remedy for the
existing evils until they have been thor
oughly tested by actual practice, and
amended according to the require
ments OF the service. During my term
of Office it shall be my best endeavor to
so apply the rules as to secure the great
est possible reform in the civil service Of
the Government, but it will require the di-
rect action Of Congress to render the en-
forcement Of the system binding upon
my successors, and hope that the expe-
rience Of the past year, together with ap-
propriate legislation by Congress, may
reach o satisfactory solution Of this ques-
ton, and secure 10 the public service for
all time practical method Of obtaining
faithful and efficient officers and employ
es. US. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 2, 1872.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
THE BULLETIN.
~~,>~-~~~-~-~-e-~-~-~>- ~~>~~-~-~~-~~
Publication Omce. BuIietin Building,
Washington Ayenuc.
THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
A sTRIKTSu DESCRIPTION.

The most striking sketch that has eve
been printed Of the Prince and Princess o
Wales was that by Justin McCartv. il
the March number ofthe Galaxy for $50
Describing the Princess of Wales ms sh,
first entered London, he says:
at was impossible TO feel disappoint
ment, or anything but admiration, at the
sight of that bright, fair face, SO transpar.
ent IN the clearness Of its expression, So
delicate End refined in its outlines 40
sweet and gracious in its expression. I
think something like the old.fashioned.
ehiyalric, chImerica feeling of personal
loyalty must have famed up for the mo-
ment, that day, in the hearts Of manv
men who, perhaps, would have been
ashamed to confess that their emotion
was due to the passing glimpse of
the face of pretty, tremulous girl.h
About the close Of 1869, the writer saw
the prince and princess at the theater, and
observes:
81 had not seen the princess for some
time, and was painfully impressed with the
change which had come over her. Re-
menberlng, as 1t was easy to do the bright
ness oil her beauty during the early DAYS
OF her marriage, there was something al
HhvNhihH tllc ulItTcu appearance
Of her face. 1t looked WASTED and hag-
gard the complexion, which used to be 50
dazzling fair, had grown dull, and. if I
may say 30, discolored and must be- un-
gracious enough to declare bluntly that
to my eyes, at least, there seemed little
trace indeed of the beauty Of a
few years before left in that
dmmed and worn .,un-
tenance. Only the eyes re.."Ined they
would not go Ofcearse, 1t must be re-
membered tho. .ne princess was then only
Just reooSering from long, painful, and
cAhausting illness aud shemay have-and
l truly hope she has-since then regained
all her brightness and beauty. In any
case, it would be unjust TO assume that the
wasted look Of the princess was TO be at
tributed TO domestic unhappiness. But
even very matter-of-fact and unsenti-
mental person looking at her then, and RI,
membefing what he % lately vas, might
be excused If he iancicd that some of the
omcus which surrounded the
princes marriage had already begun to
justify themselves ia practical fulflment."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
PUBLIC SALE BY SURVIVING
PARTNER.

Notice j. hereby gwen that on Tuesday, the
10th day OF January, A. D., 1872, between the
hours Of ten'o'eIock IN the forenoon and FIVE
O'Clock In the afteei noon Of said day, and com.
mcncing at the hour Of ten o'clock
OF said day at the late BUSH
ness house Of walter Msloncy, on Lot 81
N Block 20, on sth streSt in the City OF Cairo
Illinois, shall cell and spose Of at Iblic auc.
tion, for cash, all and singular the goods and
chatlle property OF the late firm Of Walter A Ma
loney, consisting oil Two Mules, one wagon, set
OF harness, platform scales, sprug balance
y ale-, Sausage Grinder ana suffer, Meat Rock.
er, choppers, blocks, knives. saws, scraper, beam
scales, water tanks, lard pre.r,
lard cans, choke pins, brnshes, co5!i
buckets, and various other articles, implement.
and tools to lie found in a FIRST class Butcaer e.
adjustment also, stoves, bed tesd and bedd NJ
chairs, tables, clock and sIndry other articles OF
iurl.urc also, the Slaughter House Of the late
firm Of Walter Maloney, iogeth-r with all the
nIiurcs, and appurtenances, ther-unto belong.
ing, situated outside the Mississippi Leyee,
Cairo, Ills including the nights and interest Of
said walter Msloney in The ground wherein
sara slaughter house l. situate a. tenants at suf
ierance OF Tayl Tor Parsons, Trustees OF the
Cairo City Property, At the rental Of s.. per
month also. various and sundry other articles
OF personal property too numerous to mention
Sale without reserve, and great bargains may he
expected. JACOB WALTER,
Surviving partner ofthe late firm OF Walter a
Md0ney.
Cairo. Ills. Dec 80, ISL. dtd
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
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Mrs. ( Cures cohc and gripping Price,
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lteething.
Mrs. Subdues ony ulsons Price,
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WHITCOMB'S terry and summer com. | %
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Remedy in ali disorders brought on by Teelhing
or any other cause. Prepared by the
GRAFTON MEDICINE CO, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by Druggists an callers in Medicine
everywhere. Ty7dw6m
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

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In very important ~ obstinate or old cases or 81
persingi. box. Bod by all drusgists, and sent
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way, =. Y. r. sCHUH.
suga5deowawly Agent, Cairo, IllInois
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NOTICE.

TINE Copartnership existing between the I'M
i dersgned will expire on or before
sons indebted to US are request
ed TO settle their accounts as the books on and
after that day will be placed in other hands tor
collection. GREELEY 4 PATIER.
Cairo, Jan. Q, 1879.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
TAXES.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the as
i sessment lists for the year A.. u. 1871 have
been placed In my hand for collection and that
will attend a. the different precincts IN Alexander
county, for the purpose of collecting the state
and county taxes tor said year. at the times and
In Lakewood, at Miles Hartlines' house, jan
uary 25th, 1879.
In Unity, at John Youths store, January 9Th,
1879,
In Clear Creek, at cusicad & Proves store
January 18th, 1872
In Thebes, at J. g. Rollglng's store, January
80, 1872.
In Santa Fe, at Virgil Delaney's store, January
3lst, 1872.
In Goose Island, at o. Groenley's store, Feb
ruary LIST, 1872.
February End 1879.
will also attend at the Court House in Cain,
personally or by deputy, during the month oil
February next, for said purpose. Under the law
will be compelled TO enforce the collection OF
personal taxes during the month of February
next, therefore taxpayers VIII bear the fact in
mind and save costs, which viii certainly be
added after that time.
N. Is. Tax payers will avoid treble and mis-
takes by bringing with them ,leir last years tax
receipts.
sheriff. and ex.offcio Collector.
Caho, Ills, Dee, 20, 1871.