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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-26

Middling here at this time last year, @17s1
Middling IN New York same date....-lS1S9-
Middling in New Orleans same date @
Uplands in Liverpool same date........ 91a9--
Gold in New York same date..........-- @l1sz
The following is comparative daily state
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-10-26
FOR Rent.

V5oR RENT-THAT COSY COTTAGE RES
idence on Lauderdale street, near Vance,
next TO the new church and opposite Mrs. Tai
OO' . PPMis MRS. CASE, AZ Pontotoc street.
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Administrators A Sale
Of REAL ESTATE, - ~,


IN pursuance of an order granted by the
/ Probate Court of Monros connty, Ohio, ]
will offer for sale, at public auction, on,
Satureldy,the 3Oth dag Of 1March, lS7 =
at l. O'clock D. M, at the front deorSo tn
curt house in Wooisfeld. the following de
scribed real estate situate in the county
Monroe and State Of Ohio TO wit: -
The Northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section nine, township five and
range six, Containing for,y aerss. q s
Apr raised at $3.50. 81 ''" -. s !
Also, the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter of section thres, township. five
aud rangs six, containing forty aofss; and
ST. lject to the life estate of Sarah Moose.
Appraised at S425. .,-., q. .-.-.
TESNs or E,-one-third in hand, one
third in Que year and one-,hird in two year:
from ,he;day of sale, with interest; the de-
ferred pay ment to bs secured by mortgage OF
the premises. ANON MOOSE,
! Adul'i Of Joseph Moose, decd.
feb27td. by Amos & SP,iggs, Attya.
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Meeting of the Board OF County
= v-. CeiAnliSSie8cTS.

The Board convened in regular session
on Monday, the 4th inst; present, VII
LIAM w oRKMAN,, CHRISTIAN CEHRs and
JAMES ARMSTRONG, .rss .es....-
Tie petition for the vacation of road
lprcseuted BY Joseph Fox and Others, was
continued to tie next regular session,
Viewers were appointed on repetition
of BAIL Steward and others for an alte
ration of the road from fuels landing to
Steed's mill. ...-
Viewers were appointed on the petition
of Henry Smith ana others, for an alto
ration of the county road from j c. Yo-
hos land to Jacob Pfalzgratf' land, on
the road from Wootstielllto Calais, E
TUESDAY. 5ru INsF-Thc Board with
Auditor made semi-annual settlement
withthe County Treasurer. .f''r.'-
WEDNESDAY, 9TH INST The alteration
of a comfy road petitioned for by John
Smyth and others, of Center township,
was granted, and the road ordered to he
opened according to law. l
The petition OF f. NJ Moffit and 9th
ers for an alteration Of township lines be
tween Lee and. Jackson townships, was
laid over to the June session.
!. The costs in the following cases were
ordered paid: - t..,.o.s ..--... ...
Ohio VS. James Kinkade: Ohio VS.. Ma.
ry Howell: Ohio vs.. Matthew .Moser
Ohio We. STILES, ct al; Oaio VS.. Baker, Q,
tal SOHO VS.. Samuel Bnmharger -..'
I Viewers were appointed on the peti'
ition of j Ohm Smith and Others, Of Wayne
townshlpfer the alteration of county
road n -sys;'i' ,ft ',1i lsa".-es gif..essa- 9
Bills preseated by the following per-
sons were allowed: .v,sss- .,.,....,r
| JaCLYoao. Jacob BTghachnr, Seihert
Il Lilley, p. schumacher, Sr, j p,
Sprigss, Ohio Institution for Nntes, H.
r West, NJ. Hoeffier, Robert Clark and
V. Gamble. '.s sd ; Co.
Jacob G Yoho and Henry Smith were
ordered to repair the bridge on the Nil
ttonsburS road, on the lands of John
Kerr, for the sum Of SIS, to the sati.fac.
ton of the Board. -al .a..-.aah ,a.,r,i
Adjourned. onThursday, the 9TH inst
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Fa l For the Spirit} iEa-e sra
Are Cur Schools accomplishing
What 'g'hGy Slkeiisii tss-e

EDS. SPIRIT: l Believe it is pretty
generally acknowledged fact. that our
sub district schools are not accomplish
ing as nue., as the amount of means an
nually Expended wou!d lead us to expect.
We love to see the rising generation
making ;heir mark, bat 'notso often by
writing an X. There Should he a much
larger number Of pretty fair sch 'l:irs than
We are able to lind The question natu-
rally arises, What. is the reason the
schools are not as efficient as. they should
be? THERE must be afahlt somewhere.
Permit me to express the opinion that the
teachers, parents, local directors, and
townshipehoards are all, more or, less. to
blame; and iii ABOUT the same order as
they stand above. 49,! - sIesl.sr g.. q.
The teachers are NOT as wide awake and
energetic as tlcy' Should I've; nor do they
take the pains 10 Qlalify Themselves fol
their work, and To interest and advance
the scholars in their studies, that they
Should. Their classification and gRro
gramme of exercises are such, that ,mu ct
of their timeis but little better than alb
solutely wasted. ''"-74 10 -,.~2' '.-,- ~ '.,'
| Parents donot Take that interest in th'
SCHOOLS that they shoaN, the larger mum
Der never visiting them, and seeming K
care but little whether their children I'M
prove or not, often neglecting, or ulterl,
refusing, tpfurnish the necdgi books an'
states, or to see that they attend regular
4 ly. ssraL I lsuC
( The local directors often use but It'll
] discrimination in. the employment O
teachers, frequently paying the poores
as much asthey would the very BEST an
thenleavins themrto manage in their ow
way, right OF wrong. : .'.'.. ''.rH .
| Msay 81 the township boards oalmos
wholly ignore the requirements of til
law, rs 10 The control and managehent 3
the schools. Cannot these faults be rem
4 eaiad o. ,.,..a l..r !siitg - JED
i March . 1879 d" "... ..s.-.f .vsr4.r -.Ea,
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Notice.

JOSEPH L. TlProN, whose plsce, OF resi-,
j deuce is unknown, will take nGtica that
proceedings in bastatdy sgsii ST him are Aow
pending in the CONT OF common pleas Of Nom
roo county Ohio, on the complaint Of LYDIA
Elma Baton; that the substance of said COM
plant is, that she is an unmarried woman,
being pregnant with child, which, If born
alive will be bastard, and that ron ,rs the
father OIL said child; that an order of attach
ment has been issued and served in said case.
feb27wa, LYDIA BLMA EATON. =
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,tCeunty Officers.

Prseats Judge, Taso. o CASTLE; efHee in
the Senrt House, a'~ ets'rFs' FAs-fat
Auditor, MICHAEL HegrsbBR; oHce in the
ceurti House. ~ ~ Ffss r. 70
Treasurer, WILLIAM RElD Office lin the
CsurtSHouse. y ls .Ft9"h
Clerk of Court, DAVID 0KEY; Office in the
Court House. ,....sts r -,
Pfosesutipg Attcrpey,A. J.. PEARSON, office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. ARcHIBALD HoskNsoN;of in the
Court House.
Sheriff, GEORGE CALpwELL;ofice in the Court
Esuse Ii 4 - u ~
Commissioners-JAMEs ARN.rRoNc. WIN.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; office with Aud
iter.
Surveyor, O. S. SLOAN: Pos tofice Stafford
Infrudary Directors. JACOB C. YoHo, PaiLrp
scaurkcuER, Sr., STEPHEN 'DousHEkrY, ~
Ssroner, JoHS MUHLeNAr, ESQ.,; Baresyille,
Ksnres county, Ohie.
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, Settlement Accounts.

q. PROBATE -GouRr, MosRos Co. Ono.
- bets .-r- s - March S, 1871. - (
Ths following settlement accounts win be
for hearing ..-... t.. :.
Thmsaay,the 1lh.day of April, 1872,
John Griffith Admir- estate Of Robert and La
vina Wilson, final.
Erward Salisbury Guardian heirs OF Hun. :.
Holiday, decd, final. 'l
Thomas Gillespie admir- estate of George l..
Gil'esI lie. decd, Sd partial.
s. b. Mitchell Guardian heirs Of Thomas AL
exander, partial.
WIN. Sloan Aim'r Christopher Stee.'s estate,
fual.
Lewis D. Carleton Guardian Jacob c. Yocam,
final.
John Lisle Admir- estate OF James ". Lisle
final.
Hugh 3. Hill Guardian Deborah Burkhead
tEal.
Euuiee Kincaid (uow Brown) Administrative
| Of Robert Kiucaid, final
George w. Davis Guardian OF Joseph Mccall
Tough, final.
r. O. CASTLE,
| mohl2td. Probate Judge.
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned ofsrs foFsale his farm Of
100 ACRES OF L Nd.
81 miles southeast of Wooisfeli on the road
leading from Woodsf.ld to Baresvil.e. About
20 acres of this land is cleared and under
good state of cultivation. The Improvements
are p
ONE DWELLING HOUSE & BARN,
$50 bearing apple trees, grated fruit. and a
variety of other fruits, A good blacksmith
shop, small vineyard, and two coal banks,
Also offers with said farm 3 horses, head
cattle hogs, Is sheep, 100 bushels of corn,
Is bushels of oats aud other articles.
Will be sold on reasonable terms. For
further particulars enquire of the undersigu-
ed living on the premises.
mchl2w3. sBRAu STEPHENS. ~
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Farm for Sale.
The UNDERSIGNED offers for sale

.l65 a & r rES OF i A n D
situated two ami q half miles SOUTHEAST
Of STAFFORD; Frau slim township, Monroe
county, ohio: there are 20 acres OF cleared
land The Improvements are, Que frame
dwelling house, hewed log dwelling house,
log barn, log stable,
IS BEARING FRUIT TREES,
and the fencing in telerable condition; on
each epd of the arm is acre OF Concord
graps vines. aud not less than leo cherry
trees. This farm is on ridge and well va
tered.
For terms or further information address
or call upon. JOHNSON & BROTHER,
fsl2im1. or DR.. G. W. MASON,
Stafford, Monroe Co, Chic.
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ahA u AMCuardiana,

Administrators and Executors, indebted
in the Probste Court to John ). WAY
deceased, by note or account, are reqnes
ted to call upon the undersigned between
this dste and oApr1t I, 1s72,@ and make
payment of the same. After that date
the accounts will be placed in the hands
of an Attorney for collection.
II R WEST,
Mareb5@4!r 2 Administrations.
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RF Mr.. JosEpH MITcHElI, -son Of
JACOB n. MITCHELL, of Greenwood,
Franklin County, Kansas, formerly a
resident of this county, called upon us
last week. He is here on visit to
friends, and reparts The health and pros
perity Of Monroe county folks in Kan-
sast as being all they could desire e. a.
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Pittsburgh Cattle marker.

'CATrLEH9Ma,kett. {ery ! sfbFFg. with !
large supply and light demand, anil
prospects not very good. Prices nom.
inal at 64a68c for prime to extra, and
5taG4c for common to good, .,
HOGS-Yo5B, hogs higher, at 81 75s
5; philadelphia hogs, s.. 25a5 SO
SHEEP I'm light supply and, full ,pFi,
ces are being realized; prime 10 feXtra
Sta9ci; mediam tor good, 74aSei; com,
mon to fair, 6aTcsutH-y"1 raa' -,r., ...4a
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Nj ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
as o John N. Genip, Ex'r, d'
5-... vs. E9ao8
ua Eleazer Williams ct al 81

I, DY virtue OF mandate 10 re directed
ID from the court of common peas Of @on-
roa county, Ohio, viii! offer for sale at the
front door OF the CONT house in the town OF
WoodsGeld, between tue hours of 10 o'clock
q. m. and O'Clock p. IN on
Saturdoy,thc 3oh day of March, 1879.
the following described real estate, situ?te in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: - ae
The east part Of the west half OF the south
east quarter of section thirteen, township four
and range six: also, the south part o: tho
east half of the southeast quarter OF sar.s
section, township and :anse containing in III
seventy two acres mora or less.
Appraised at 81 500,
up. sIRIGGs, ~
ieh27u5 kastCom. u. C. O. 4
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sF,RM roR SALE Attention Is invited
70 The farm advertisement Of MI, ADRIAN
sTrppEss, a resident of this, Center
township. This is frst-rate farm In
provenients good, and will be sold on
reasonable. 81 terms. Persons adesirouS o.
n6rchasing farmRproperty woald do wei wei
- no and see this. 1t can be bought, =
6 bargain.
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! EwThe county treasury statement
published this week. shows s1,2S4 % Of
the expense fund remaining in the Treas
nry f,That,s healthy. when compared
with the statement of September, j Sll
Our present officials are efficient and
manage well, as this statement proves.
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syMr GEORGES ) LAMPISG, Of Pine
vile, McD onald, County, Missouri, fpr5
merIs resident OF this county, is now
engaged in the practice Of law in that
place, antlis Assistant editor of the DeDs-
ocrat published there. We wish GEoRGE E
succesS
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sxW,lnih.m ham Rrsp and Others wer,

kyNiLtfaM RExD' and Others were
engaged last week in tearing down the
little, old, brick building, opposite tse
residence of Mr, A. d. DRIGGs, formerly
the property of Mr. Jons A DAVENPORT
For years it had been used Tor tin shop,
Probate Judges office and schoo house
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SuhSCriheIa

who 6nd an IA after their names viii Il a
derstahd that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
il heard it will be taken for granted that
,hsy Sosnot wish to renev their subserip-
t,obs. aud their names will be erased.
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.sF Monroe County is well represent

S Monroe Connty is well represent,
ed in Franklin County, Kansas j. "A
DAVENPORT, C. B. JONES, WILLIAM Pre-
SHAW, w. W JORDAN. w. NJ ALExAN-
DER, WILLIAM WHEELER, A j.. SUTT9N,
WILLIAM CHURCH, G. G. MECHEM, H. Me
CHEN ana j. L. BARNETT We have no
doubt butthat there are others there from
this county whose names We have not re-
.o;vol a- s's. .- '5 s1A.'
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed has been appointed and duly
Qualified as Administrator oil the estate of
Thomas Dyer, late of Monroe county, Ohio,
deceased. ,r@ a. S. &. DYER,
3sbt2w3. 80 90 20 ...-o .-.. .'-s#5a
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Our ScHooLs-A communication from
nJEp," in this issue, 'stritesat the root oi
tb. inefficiency in our schools. A careful
perusaia OF the article and the remedy VIII
present itself to any candid mind. q " e
invite full discussion ofthls question: IN
the SPIRITS colimns,b directofs,i Leach
.rs. and others who desife to present theIl
views. Give your experience offer sug
gestions, in fact anything that will provs
beneficial "a y'5F,a % .I.L''.s =
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN srocK YARDS


GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending. MONDAY, March 4 have
been as follows:
Hogs. 4,75o Cattle, 6S4
Sheep, 2,200
BEEF CATrLE-The market rules
dull, with smalssupply left in the pens
unsola. We quote common to fair
butchers Cattle selling S3a4 90, prime
to extra do 81 ,l5a5, 25, shipping Cat
tie s. 25a5 so, per GENITAL live weight.
SHEEP-rhe market. closed firm,
with all sold. We'quote common to
extra selling at 50 50a7 per GENITAL
gross. , 10 R TEf I3H8
HOGS-Thc supply is fully sufficient
for the wants Of the trade, and the mar
ket closed dall, witlia supply left in the
pens uusold We quote prices ranging
from 81 i50a4' Is for shippers" to sc foi
extra butchers Hogs ''--
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At Tampa, Fla mplherrie. will prob
ably be ripe within week; al present
that market is well supplied with snap
beans, peas, turnips, carrots. beets, dc
ROME, March 6 AT a recent meeting
of the Italian Society fer the Diffusion
of the Bible Pere Hyacinthe said, while
he c9uldL MT become a member, of the
Sociely, he willingly gave his appro:
val to ana' concurrence in the s~eal
work
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Izr'A manwho is liberal in adyertis.
ing" says HORACE GREELEY, Is liberal IN
trade. and such man succeeds, while his
neighbor, with just as good goods, fails
and drops-out of marIsctn Er. r7''-'
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EB-Mr. lHoAAs LITTLE iaa.opeaed an
underground coal bank on his land one
fourth of mile west. of town, and the
prospect of aplentifnl supply of coal is
hattering. -g.rs9a-y
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~Heusgs upon the Deniocracy OF
this county the importanee sG nomins
ting their best men toIfhi the Various
township -oa1ces. Tho election takes
place on Monday, the lst day. of April.
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Administrators Notice.

!, OTiCE is hereby given that tbs saser-
signed has been Appointed, by the Pro
bst. Court Of Monroe oennty, Ohio, AdWin'
is,ratrix of the estate of Rsuben Lands late
Of Monroe county. Ohio, deceased.
mchSw3. $3.50 NANNY LAMBS.
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.dA . - r "a
This is TO notify all persons that will
not pay note given to Jacob Drcssel,
during the i'a,l-ot 1870, payable in one
year, for SIS 80, ~ have received no
consideration therefor.
feb20W3, as. jacob KEEPER.
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~There are about dozenlotteries
under headway in Monroe County at this
time. We wish them all success. I,....s
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HORSE BILLs.-We are prepared TO-
print bills for horses and jacks, at this Of:
fieesat fair rates ssesSraf > 4
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rF- Rev. b., F REAzfLfE delivered the
last sermon of the Conference yesr on
Sunday morning last Rev ], J. WI
SON. of Lainss. preached in the evening:
Both gentlemen lelto Monday to attend
the aniraI meeting ofu,he Pittsburgh Con
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~Fromp posters nrinIed attllis office
we learn that Mr. CHARLES ALFoRD viii
offer his personal property at publlc1sale'
on Eriday. the 22d day of this month =
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20 EE@ TSE - ~ e -
~ EECarpehter's were at work INST week
repairing sthesfore room OF w I. d Or
nIs. ToM.s increasing business warrants
him in .naking his roon larger aH127e1
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Road Tax.

UuE Commissioners OF Monroe county, at
their March session, lS72, levied road
tax of one mill on each dollar valuation of
the taxable property in Monroe county, Ohio,
to be worked out on the public highway, ac-
eording to law, between the first day OF April
and t he lst day of October. 1872.
By order of Commissioners.
N. HOEFFLBR;
mchl2w4. Aud. M, c. o,
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wOar. first page contains a capital
story this week. Interesting reading
matter will be found on our fourth page.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-12

fkgAll subscribers to the SPIRtEwho
change tteirs post4office address this
Spring, will please notify us in advance
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-03-12

HThose who have experience say
that the peaches and cherries are nearly
all killed. Hope not gkssG
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CALI AM, SETTLE,

All PERSONS having unsettled claim,
with ne, will Please call AMI settle by The
lstdf April next, as my business must b,
settled by that time.
/. nch5td ,or - ., w. I. MoRRIs.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on tie sth
IN day of March, -ls72,the undersigned was
appointed. BY the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, Execator of the last will and
testament Of Maria Widner, deceased, late Of
Chic township. S'4 -' <~. -
mchl2w3. ,res PETER FAUNKHAUsER. %
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EyAlIetter received from Franklin
County, Kansas, says of Monroe County
folks there: 20 !" -.
"All seem to be in good spirits anu
good health, and are prosperng n tempo
raj matters in spite OF hard times All
the necessaries of. life are plenty, and are
selliup atlow rates money matters VERY
close. but hardly close enough to reach
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THE NEW MACHINE,

confident that It possesses all the afvantaes,
Which eSperiecs has shown TO be essentia
20 a .bertecs Sewing Machine.
The priLc;pls is the same as in .Ee Ole
HTheelrr ana IFllson Nschins, but charge,
have. been mad- which Increase its efoi-rcs
while at the same time, less ear, aud skill
are required in its management: Seams are
crossed with ease The work guided with
scarcsly an effort Nearly doubiu Its ioun-'
power, No under tension 10 snauage. Every
joint can be tightsned as fast AS it wears.
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Yoke Oxen for Sale.

From 3 TO years old, one mile west Of
New Castle, Monroe County .Dhio.-
rerms-Cash or credit.
fth23w3. Gro Mfr
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Buckingham's Dye.
rop THn wHraKERa .aa

COfS TIE w WhI6h6ACs
As our Renewer in many cases
. requires too long a time, and too
s much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one frsparution ,, which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents. q,
Manufactured by r. p. HALL, 4 CO.,
aFaI .rsr NASHUAs NIL ies s3f8i.
For sale by ]. 7. Judkins, Wssdslsid-i3sft'
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sNeto Asobertg M1;a1j' M1;a1lj'nts,

-t '-.is-T,- .~..'.-A A'- - lfr..r' .-'
w FO 8 7 4 RI M ID,
Pkysiciaa and Surgson. -'
HAVING psrmapsntly located in Malaga
Ill o., tsu'lars his professional services to
tho town and neighborhcol.
Ofics in rooia formerly occupied by Di
hodsiu. noF2SwG.
flf....,-. -
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the under
IN signed has been appointed. by the Pre-
bate Court of Monroe county. Ohio, Admins
traitor ( this estate Of ". W. Wise, decd.
mohI 2aJ. JAMES BUtHaNaN,
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Feb. q, by Aaron Hcadley, Esl Eugene
Rush and Emma \. Moore, all OF Monroe Co.,
Ohio. fi'-' 'A f 3D.
Feb. p, by Rev II Lyons, Frederick Ciauges
and Elizabeth Griffith
Feb 4 b. Thomas Martin, Esq, James
DGarth and Matilda Bruce. e - 4 . y .
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ElHt 10 g - ? .. =
HA poem entitled "The Compari.
son" will appear in our next issue.
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Wool 7-Parties, are traxeiine over this
county enfeavoring to make engage
m6htsdbrthe l0rthcoming wool crop, of
fe:ing 65 cents per-pound for the clip -
That is the highestfigure otfered!as far as
heard from. In Belmont County buyers
are offering 50 cents, and in Knox 65.--
Guernsey Times 7th inst. s,,.,.,,., = a.. - :
Farmers in Monroe County having
wool to sell should not be in a ahurry to
dispose of it,as prices will be high during
next Summer. esjira. q, 49,. >
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.sEAttha session Of the County Com m

.sEAtthe session of the County Com
missioners, last week, the following vas
ordered $50. 4." ~ .i'-
THAT 81 mills be levied on the taxable
property of Monroe County, for the year
1872, far bridge anaroad purposes One
and one-half mills for bridge purposes
and one mil fHf road purposes, to lhe
worked out on the public higliwaysIoae
car,lings to law. between the first day 'oi
April and the first day OF Octlher, 1872.