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sHERIFF's SALE.
, John VI. Angus
Thomas Gillespie,

DY fvirtue of a vendi. ex. to me direct.
ID ed, from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, ! will offer for sale, at
the front door of the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, ons
Saturdog,the 10th day Of February, 1879,
the following described real estate, situass In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: H.sikS
Tho north half Of the southwest quarter Of
section eight, township three Of range 70 az,
eighty seven acres, more Or lsR:.
Also, the west part of the northwest qaar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section eight :,
township two Of range four, containing ten
acres.
Appraised. first tract, at 81 $50.
s. second as 400.
E aEokGE CALDWELL.
jansws. Sheriff n c. o..
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Mexico.


SAN FRANCISCO, Decembers a-Adyi-
ces from the City of Mexico to Decem-
Der 7, and Acapulco TO the 22d have
been received The Government is
merely holding tile revolutionists in
Nuevo Leon in check, using the whole
available force to crush the Diaz revolt
in Oaxaca first. Several small engage
ments have taken place, resulting in.
Diaz being compelled to. abandon the
open field and retreat to the City of
Oaxaca. pursued by the Federal troops
under Generals Altadore, Racha and
Tiqucroa. H 5'I'7 Tss
The troops sent BY Diaz to invade
Queretaro, under Jiminez, have been
routed by General Arce, at -Omelpec, and
driven back to Oaxaca, with loss. Que
retaro and all the Western coast, with
the exception of Oaxaca and the port
of Mazatlan, are in quiet possession OF
the Federal authorities.
MIER oCcrfIED-GovERNMENT CoMMuNi.
s.----. CATIONS CUT OFF. F'1 ~
MATAMoRAs, MEXICO, Dec. 30.-The
revolutionists nnder Quiroga entered
Mier this morning. The Government
forces have fallen back to Camargo
without resisting. ~ -
The town, Of Tulo has pronounced
for the revolutionists. This pronuncia
miento closes all communication, to tht
Government forces between 4 IampicC
and San Luis. .Fi-A asa -v.... - 81
Canales has been nominated for Gov
ernor of the State of Tamaulipas. HI
is now organizing National Guards t.
defend thesState. ? E Sf Z g. 4
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E The report OF the Southern elec

ET The report of the Southern cleo
tioneering Committee, to be submitted
to Congress, on the debts incurred by
the Southern States and the rates of tax
alton there is most interesting and
startling exhibit, for it shows that those
debts have been increased in the last five
years in an aggregate OF s2o0,OoO,ooO,
while taxation has increased in proper
ton.
That's how Radical scalawag, bayonet
Governments rob the people. How
would the Northern taxpayers relish
that state OF affairs at home2
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Making dwarfs and beggars is a
common thing in China For the first,
child of three or four years is taken
and heavy porcelain vase is put over
him, so that the head alone is free. This
is taken off every evening so that he
may sheep, but is put on again in the
morning, The child thus advances in
age in this inhexible mold until he can
10 longer grow. Then the vase is bro
ken. The horrible sufferings that must
be experienced in this process are even
exceeded by the practices in certain es-
tablishments in Pekin, where beggars
voluntarily submit to having their eyes
taken out and their limbs broken, in or
der to excite public commiseration.
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gThey have got it fixed it at last.
GRANT is TO declare himself in favor of
civil service reform, and his tools in the
Senate are to defeat it.
GRANTS advocacy of the measure is
not to be carried to the unreasonable ex-
tremity of turning auy of hi. relatives
or other incompetents ont of Office, OF
refusing suitable presents in return for
fat salaries He is merely to enjoy the
popularity of its advocacy without in
curing the inconvenience Of its prac,
tice.
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~GRANT can't keep his selfish fin-
gers out of Ohio politics. His blowers
and strikers were on hand, as in duty
bound, to aid in the reelection of SHER-
NAN
On SHERMAN's return to Washington,
GRANT will in effect say to him: "Mr.
SHERMAN, my interference elected you
although you were not the first choice
of one third of your party You will
therefore do my bidding without iBqir-
ing further than to learn what is my
wish
And SIBERIAN will obey.
That is one of the ways by which
GRANT gets his tools into Office.
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~South Carolina has a larger ratio
of negro population than any other
State. South Carolina is the worst gov
erned State in the Union. 1t is the worst
rlundered State in the Union.
Several conclusions might be drawn
from these facts. The only one we de-
sire to mention is, that the success OF
negroes as rulers is not such as to justify
GRANT in using his bayonets to keep
them in the aseendency.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-09
DIGGER INDIAN STAGE RoBBER.

The robbery of.the stage in Sonoma
County last week has been traced to a
Digger Indian boy sixteen years old,
armed with red wood stick instead of a
gun. He got no plunder, the express
box being empty. He confesses the
robbery, and says he will show the of
ficers where the gang Of three robbers
now in custody burned some of their
plunder, also, where one of the gang
named Battle Jack was killed in an at
tack on the stage, near Preutts, last sum-
mer, and was hurled. 1t is believed his
evidence will convict the entire gang OF
seven. - tEt Syfsrsz
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SALE.
Harvey Anderson
vs.,
Thomas Mathews.

DY virtue Of 6eri facias to me directed
- from the court Of common pleas Of Nom
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at tho
front door of the court house in the town of
Woods6sld, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a. IA. and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 1OtA day of February, 1879,
the following described real estate, situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio. towit: 6
The north half elliot number eight of Wal
toms addition to the townsof sClaringtoa.. sea
Appraised ats
Q go asetss sss eE0RaRs CALDWELL,
ispaws, skeg ssS fs-4c
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RFAnd now It is told that GRANT has

EF And now It is told that GRANT has
determined to enforce Civil Service re-
form to some extent; and that the limit
of that extent will depend on the obse-
quiousness of Congressman. Thus,
when a member Of Congress becomes
disloyal to the administration, GRANT
will cause the friends of that member
who hold appointments te be ordered
before an examining board with view OF
dismissing them. Incompetents will
therefore only lie safe while those who
recommended them are loyal.
If there is any measure, good, bad OF
Indifferent, which GRANT cannot pervert
to aid his selfish ends, it has not been
mentioned yet.
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HSome one over the signature 'F
is contributing series Of highly enter
tsining .sRandom Recollections" to the
Ohio Statesman We suspect the au-
thor to be our old friend FLOOD, who
knows more of Ohio politicians, past
and present, than any man III the State,
and. what is equally important, no man
can tell it better, or better judge Of what
is worth telling.
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j. Critical Relations with spa,a.

The conduct of the Spanish war
steamer in firing upon the Florida. after
she left St. Thomas is to be at once in
sestigated. The present unofficial advi-
ces indicate that solid shot Yves fired
without the marine league, and, there
fore, upon the high seas. If this prove
true,a crisis may be suddenly reached in
the relations between this country aud
Spain. The Government has decided
that the Hornet must be released at
once. She will probably be conveyed
out of Port au Prince by an American
war vessel.
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EgThc GRANT papers in noticing the
appointment of General Brown as pen
sion agent, call attention to the fact that
GRANT has not forgotten TO reward SOL
diers.
There has never been the slightest
cause to complain that Generals have
not been provided for. 1t is the boys
who carried muskets, instead Of stars, on
their shoulders that have been neglected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-09
AnaCase Warsa Arizona,

A dispatch from San Bernardina says
the Arizona Apachcs have left the Verde
aud Camp Mcdowell Reservations, and
demand q camp at old Fort Reno We
may look for an Indian war in Arizona
The people have been too much op.
pressed to listen now to any ColJer pol
ICY
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.

Frank White, the former Clerk Of
Secretary of State Nichols, and Edward
Hall, both steady young men have dis
appeared from Sacramento under cir
cumstances tending to the belief that
both have been murdered
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
W. j. Colts & Cos -s
VS.. .~se,i ves.
hall & Joy.


DY virtue of a vsndi. ex. to me directed
II from the court of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, will sffsr for sale At the
front door of the court house, in the town Of
Wooisfeld. between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. m. aud A O'Clock p. m. on - At>'f
Saturday, the 10Th day of February, 1872,
the following described rsal estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: ~
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section ten, township four and
range six; also the southwest quarter Of, the
southwest quarter Of section four, township.
four and range six, containing eighty acres
more or less. ~
.Appraised;a sis45o. Y TgY
GEORGE CALDWELL,
jan9w5. sheriff NC
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fEyis rumorcd that the Admins,
tration will shortly recognize, officially,
that a war exists in Cn5a
This action will, drive Secretary FISH
from the Cabinet, and make room for
another to enter the Gift Enterprise FAM
ily Of GRANT & Co.
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sHEKfFF'S SALE.
Margaret Barrett
vs..
D. B. Barrett ct al.

DY virtue Of Heri facias to ne directed
IL from the court Of common pleas Of Men
ros county, Ohio, will Offer for sale 1t the
front door of the court house in the town,st
Woodsfsld, between the hours of 10 s'clsck
q. m. and O'Clock p. IN, on T2 qs~k-
Saturday,the IOh day of February, 1872,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county. Ohio, to wit: *5S
West part of lot number thirty eigh. and
west part of lot number nineteen in the town.
of Malaga. - =. tSaa- h.s .-s
Appraised at s ss.ts..,.,,.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
jansw5. 81 q Sheriff ". c. o.
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EFThe Democrats in the Ohio Sem
ate tamely submitted to the insolent die
tation of Lieut.. Gov LEE, in eifecting
an organization BY so doing they have
bound themselves hand and foot,for this
session. A little vim and spirit in the
organization instead of "We'll do just as
YOU say, Mr.. LEE" would have taught
the Radical members to respect them, in
stead of looking upon them as their
subjects.
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The Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, December 30.-The
storm is abating. The valley country
is generally flooded. E-.ts.
CHARGES FOR WHIPPING AN EDITOR.
Judge Delos Lake, of the Municipal
Court, pleaded guilty to day on an in-
dictment for assault and battery with a
pistol upon Charles De Young, of the
Chronicle. Judge Stanley fined him
$500.
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%-It is doubtful whether the Dr.
Howard who was recently executed in
Cuba was citizen Of this country or of
Spain. A communication received at
Havana frons the authorities OF Cientue-
COS says: The father of DR.. Howard
came here as colouist with his sons
ard received lands from the Govern.
ment as recompense. Subsequent,
he was appointed commi:ssry OF po-
lice, and thereby became Government
officer DR.. Howard was always con
sidered Spaniard, bnt never held an
office, being a physician. On the 10th
of January, 1870, he took ont a police
document similar to those issued to
Spaaiards, and made no objection to it.
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HThe tariff protects the farmers
home industry in this way:
1t increases the cost of producing
grain about ten per cent
1t diminishes the purchasing power OF
grain about twenty per cent.
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EgThe Seventy have sent eifuiar
10 the New York City Senators aud As
semblymen demanding speedy legisla-
tion for the removal of Mayor HALL.
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Cuba,

New YORK, Dec. 81 The Worlds
correspondent, writing from Havana,
on the 23d, says: -,,-
Valmaseda, Captain General Of Cuba.
has just decreed the practical enslave-
ment of the whole Chinese population
of the Island of Cuba, numbering some
thirty five thousand souls. The decree
orders the ten or fifteen thousand free
Chinese to Immediately enroll themsel-
yes under the tutelage Of Government
tutors, and work in the Government
work shops, receiving for their labor
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GE-JIM MACE is out with challenge
to any man in the world ts fight for 81.
900 Il side, or for any greater sum, the
tigh. to be his last.
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EE GRANT is backing JOHN SHERMAN
for re election to the U. S. Senate from
Ohio
1t is supposed that those members
wao support SHERMAN will be rewarded
by his Master-GRANT Time will tell.
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E8Archbishop McCLosKEY, on the
3ist ult., congratulated his hearers upon
the conversion of 10000 Mussulmen to
Cathnllcism.
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Gen. Grant says in his late message
that agriculture is the ground work Of
our prosperity No doubt of it, and the
more the ground is worked, the greater
the prosperity Marietta Rsqister.
Yes,agriculture certainly the ground
work. 1t is ground by the tariff, and the
more the work is ground the, greater the
prosperity of the monopolists.
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FOUR DOLLARS PER MONTH,
And ordering that all Chinese who are
now working under contracts shall be
reindentured on the expiration of their
terms, or be sent to Jail.
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our stock will be found full and attractive
" at all seasons, and prices as low as these
Of any ksstern msrket. t.sf-e sepI2snf.
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cnrrence.
In relation to the rates prescribed by
law for the transportation Of persons
and property, he says: 'rhere is not &
railroad operated in the State, either
under special charter or the general
law, upon which the law regulating rates
is not in some way violated nearly ev,
cry time regular passenger, Or freight
Or mixed train passes over it
+ AS to the laws regulating the occupa,
ton Of streets and alleys by railroad
tracks, the speed of locomotives in
towns and cities, and railroad crossings
he says that, statutes which he regards
as wholesome are, sit is notorious
wholly ignored by some companies. and
only partially obeyed by others"
lie quotes the laws forbidding rail
road officials from being interested in
fast freight, express or transportation
companies, and from dealing in railroad
securities, and adds, that 'the violation
of these laws is believed to be very
common among railroad officials"
The Commissioner also gives exam
pies of ''the increase or watering o.
stock by railroad companies, and re
marks, "the foregoing statements are
the more striking in view of the fac
that the stockholders in the company
have been in receipt Of regular semi
annual dividends for several years o
from six to ten per cent. per annum.'
The significance of this remark o
the Commissioner lies in the fact tha
the rates which railroad companies ma,
charge for the transportation of passen
gers and freight may be prescribed b,
the General Assembly, whenever The
net profits amount to ten per cent. OF
the cspital actually invested.
The interests involved are OF sucf
magnitude that all legislation ought tc
be based on the fullest and most sccu
rate information which careful inves
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-01-09

There are serious objections to the
present mixed system of school man
agement, by means Of township boards
and sub district directors 1t is beltv-
ed that this system ought to give place
to the purely township system, in which
all of the school, of the township are
under the exclusive control of board
of education chosen by the electors oil
the township. This plan is in conform
ity with that which has been adopted
with salts ctory results in most of our
towns. and is sustained by the ex,
perience Of other States in which the
purely township system has been tried
In several counties of the State col
ored children are practically deprived
of the privilege Of attending public
schools The denial of education to
any citizen of Ohio is so manifcstly un.
just that it is confidently believed that
the Legislature needs only to be inform
ed that such a wrong exists to prompt
ly provide remedy.
The official reports of the Penitentia
ry, the Reform School for Boys, the
Reform School for Girls, and the Be.
nevolent Institutions of the State, which
will be laid before you, show that the
work of these institutions has, during
the past year, been well done. They
will, without question, receive from you
all needed encouragement and support
II seems proper, .however,to direct youl
attention to the urgent necessity of such
legislation as will empower the Boards
of Trustees and Directors charged with
the erection OF buildings for the insane
and for the orphans ofdeceased soldiers
to complete them as soon as practicable
BY tho census OF 1870, the number Of
insane persons in the State was 3,4l4
The number of patients under treat
ment in the insane asylums of the State
wss, last year, only 1876. The Trus-
tees o, the Soldiers and Sailors Or.
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Die
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petuueBtbtph"ps"
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
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