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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
The Cold weather, ON FRIDAY NIubt,

There was a severe frost in the Carolinas and
Tennessee on Friday night. A Nashville des-
patch reports the corn nipped and fruit and
vegetables seriously damaged throughout Mid
die Tennessee. AT Knoxville and in its vicinity
the peaches were killed and the wheat greatly
injured. AT Columbia, s. c., ice was formed,
and the young cotton and vegetables were kill
Cd In North Carolina all the young cotton is
re5arded as ruined, and the damage to the other
crops is very great. This the latest Spring frost
onown on the South Carolina coast for so years
When an Indianapolis collector gets kicked
down stars, he increases the debt by ten dollars
more on account.
woman named Wade shoes horses at Port
Scott, Ken, while her husband play billiards
around the corner.
keokuk Ia, has organized limited liability
temperance society, with pledge not to take
more than five drinks q day.
The Modocs deserve to be exterminated. but
insult shouldn't be added to injury by publish-
cross-eyed wood-cut maps Of the situation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

Mtilier's Horse and Cattle Powders
Fouts Cattle Powder, II, H. II. Llniment, Roberts
EmbTocation, Chicken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Med ines In the markell for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
..r Front and West Streets
WilminQtOD DtlaWaF0.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28

Cox's Refined sp parkIinG oeIatIno.
ls reliable and cheap; always on hand at
SMITH PAINTERS, Druggists,
Tth and MorE at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
Best:Renned camphor.

Put away your furs, wo0llens, &c, with Best Re
lined Csmphor, which you can buy 70 advantage q
SMITH PAINTERS, Druggists,
Tth and rfaf9
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
English Mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice iavofing extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. Ali
OF the most celebrated max 3, for sale at
F0STbR'S DRUG STORE.
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-28
Rarbers. Attentlon.

EaFbers, Attention.
BARRIERS, combs soaps, brushes sponges, superior
bay rum, stick pomatum, puts, powders, and bar
ber's supplies generally, at very low prices Hair
pomade speciality, always fresh and highly per-
tuned. BARRIERS supplied at wholesale at
F0STER'S DRUG STURE
Front and Weat streets,
Wilmington IelaWare.
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Beyond the Mississippi!

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are turning their eyes to-
wards new homes in the fertile West To
those going to Missouri, Kansas, Nebras-
ka, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada,
Oregon or California, we recommend
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, uia
St Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepers from St. Louis to prin-
cipal points, ,cithout change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west of the Mississippi,
and its connections with roads further
West are prompt and reliable The
Texas connection of this road is now
completed, and passengers are offered a
first class, all-rail route from St Louis to
Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas R R., via Sedalid, or over the
Atlantic Il Pacific r R /, cia Vinita For
maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, DC, we refer our readers to S. II
THOMPSON, Eastern Passenger Agent, Co
lumbus, Ohio, or E. A. Ford, Genera
Passenger Agent. St Louis, Mo. Ques
tions 'oiH be cheerfally and promptly an
sUeredf
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County Omcers.

PROBATE Judge, JAsss r hoaarsi ohc. in
the Court House.
!. Auditor, MICHAEL HoErrLzR; ONO in the
Court House.
Treasurer, WILLIAM READ; Office In the
Court House.
Clerk Of Court, DAVID 0KRY; ohRce in the
Court House. hs4HfsF
Prosecuting Attorney. A. J. PEARSON, Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. ARcHIBALD HosKiSsos;ofice in the
Court Rouse.
Sheriff, ,GsoReE CAlpwELL;oface in the Court
House. af Ht@ " s. sEl
Commissioners--JAxss Arm. rRoSas WV.
,woRKMAs, cHhrsr1AE csaRs; ONCE with Aul-
itor.S .ssasA IS j. A
Surveyor. 0. s.. SLOAN: Possofice Stafford.
Inirmary Directors. JACOB c. YoHo, PHILup
EcHuxAoHsR. ST.. JAcoB DRux.
Coroner, JoHx MuHLEHAs, Rse.; Baresville,
Konrpe county, Ohio. W
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Franklin Insurance Company.
OF WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA
ONO. DsrARrxs., o. IrsrrAxcl.

SrArR o. OHro. DsrARrxksf oy IssrgAxcl,
Columbus, o., January 81. 1873.
wnEREAs, The franklin Insurance Cbmpa-
ny, located at Wheeling, in the State cf
West Virginia, has fled in this ofice q
sworn statement, by the proper oGcsss
thereof, showing its condition ald business,
and has complied. in all respects With the
lawscf this State relating TO Fire Insurance
Companies. incorporated BY other States Of
the United States. siss <,
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF fs,w I,
William Z, Church. Superintendsnt Of lnsu-
rance for the State OF Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authorised to transact
its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance in
this State, in accordance with law, during tie
current year. The condition and business OF.
said Company atthe date az such; statement
December 81, 1879 is shown as follows: :
Amt of actual paid mp Capitalp! 100000 %
Aggregate amount OF available auissaf
Assets, III eiess, 3Sa,0tt -
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities -.
ssiusar.nss. ns se'- is4,ass 81
Amount OF income for the pre-. g ss
cadins year in cash. H4'a 1906 %
Amonnt OF expenditures tor the 81 J, Z !
I preeeding yesf in cash. jig, ,oss -;
s. q In witness whereof, have here-
unto subscribed my name, and caus-.
! ISL ed the seal Of my Office to be afhx-
cd, the day and year above written.
WILLIAM r. CHUHcH.,
superintendent.
/ HoILnfEs 4 BAxEs, Agents 1t woodsAsld.
Ohio. u ssiii7 es7 taA fsb11w3. !.
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favor of Monroe County Bank, and or
DEF to apply money made on sale Of a.
tached property.
Peter Dieiil vs. j Pfalzgraf Civil
action; judgment by default, and order
to sell attached property,
John Smyth ct al vs.. j. Pfalzgraf ct
al. Civil action; judgment by default in
favor of Monroe County Bank. and Or
der to sell attached property
Il Chtist. Weber VS. j. Plalzs graf Civil
action; Judgment by default and order
to sell attached property.
VIM. ii. Cline, Guardian, VS., j. B.
Cline ct al Civil action; Judgment by
default against defendant Cline and or
der to sell morteaged premises.
Christopher Kindelberger vs. J. Pfalz-
graf ct al Civil action-crlitors bill
case referred to A. J. Pearson, Esq, to
adjust liens, dc decree for sale Of prem
ISes.
Peter Diehl ct al vs. Jacob Pfalzgrai
ct al. Civil action Judgment by default
in favor of Merchants National Bank at
Wheeling, w. Va, and order to sell at
tached property.
Mary L Nichols vs.. Columbus Mich
OILS. Divorce; decree granted.
Nancy j. Williams VS. L. G. Hal, ct
al Civil action; heard on demurrer to
petition demurrer sustained and leave
given plaintiff TO amend petition in 40
days and continued
Joseph Bamfo,d vs.. j Pfalzgraf ct al
Civil action; judgment by default in fa-
vor of plaintiff 4
Lamping & Co. vs.. James West ct ux.
Civil action; judgment by default, and
decree for sale of mortgaged premises
Lamping & Co. Us Alex Kennedy
Civil action; Judgment by default, and
decree for sale of mortgaged premises.
jesse Luckey VS. John Brown ct al
Civil action Judgment by default against
defendants as Trustees.
Harrison Foreman VS.. Alex Wilkin-
son ct al. Civil action; Judgment by de.
fault against defendants, and order to
sell mortgaeed premises
Ohio vs. Geo. NJ Salisbury. Before
Grand Jury; no bill found; defendant
discharged from his recognizance.
The usual leaves were taken to plead
and amend pleadings. Court adjourned
Tuesday, February 4, 1873.
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Cincinnati Live stock market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS


MONDAY EVENING, February 10. 3
The receipts at these yards for the
week ending this date are as follows:
Cattle, 4SO; Sheep, 2,0l4, Hogs, o.
1872.
/ CATTLE-Market fair; receipts.
light; steady demand both from butch
ers and shippers at the following rates
common to extra butchers, 81 75@5
%, shippers, S5 25@5 so. 'q
SHEEP-The market is steady and
prices unchanged. We quote S4@5 90
per GENITAL, gross, as being the range for
the quality in the market; all sold.
HOGS-Receipts liberal, aud the
packing season being about over, bring
about a wider range of prices. W.
quote 81 25@4 so as being the range
for all classes, for instance: shippers,
81 25@4 90; fair to good butchers,
hogs, 81 50@4 70; good to extra butch.
ers', 81 70@4 80. A few left over I'm
sold.
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Written for the snirit.l

Died Of pneumonia. on the 9Th day
of February, 1873, John Sloan, of. Staf-
ford, in the 6Sth year of his age He
mas been resident of Monroe county
for nearly so years and was personally
known and acquainted with almost all
the early settlers of the County; and
acknowledged by all who knew him to
be honorable and just in all his trsnsac-
lions in life. He was exemplary in
more than this, he formed an early at
tachment to the Christian Church OF
which he has been promiiient member
for over thirty years. In his last illness
he was submissive to his fate, often say
ing that he was willing aud wanted to
die He has left "a widow, number of
relatives and friends to deplore his loss,
many of whom are widely disseminated.
Thus it is that we are called uron to
chronicle another death and raise anoth-
er monument that points to the inevita-
bic and certain doom of all the living
The funeral obsequies were performed
by Rev. Olmsted, of Beallsville, Ohio.
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RIntelligent people nowadays, in
stead Of preserving and hunting up cir
culars, handbills and posters for noti-
ces of articles they wish 10 purchase,
look to columns of the best newspapers
in order to find where their wants can
be supplied. So well is this principle
becoming understood that the theatrical
managers of New York, at meeting
held last week, decided to dispense with
the ,seof bills and posters and rely for
their eomDanication with the public
solely upon the advertising columns Of
permanently established and regularly
recognized newspapers. They consider
thisboth the cheapest and most effect
i've way Of obtaining publicity, as it
undoubtedly -WashingtoR Star.
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Divlidends..

The following summary of the Credit
Mobilier tells the tale. The shameful
schedule is as follows:
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T1tBs SPIRIT FOR 1873.
FORM your cLUHs-
TEN COPIES FOR sI5 90.

Wewill send the SpIRir to all single
and Club subscribers for one year for 50
each, or, at Clubrates, 10 Subscribers, Or
more, at 81 50each.
All active Democrats are authorized I'd
form Clubs for the SPIRIT. For 10 SUBJ
scribers and Sl5, we win send II copies
to any address in the United States; or
to as many different addresses if desired
Send in the names from every town
ship in the county. We are making the
SPIRIT the best paper published in Eas-
tern Ohio ha FL. r WEST,
Dec. 8, 1879. @ Publisher.
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. w The Stumptown correspondent OF
the GAINESVILLE Eaterprise contributed
the following in the list humber:
"As to the Woodsfield Railroad many
persons favor the-route from Somerton
Steam Mills down big Captina to the
mouth OF little Captina, anG thence up
that stream to VIM. Reeds at Barnes
vile. This route would be with ,ut
grade, Us it would follow the creek all
the way. We favor this route for the
minerals t1at lay uadeveloped in the
ground, If the. iron horse .sheald get
to travelling this route would promise
an abundance of coal to give him heat,
salt to season his hash, water to wet his
whistle, and lead to shoot at the mark
of his high calling" ~ 3 7,
We don't care a snap if the route
should be through Texas, so that the
road is made That's what the people
in Monroe County want to see accom-:
plished. and they stand ready to give
the project laid and comfort" % ia az
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The Democratic EominatiDs Con-
atf ventiOus. =

The Central Committee, on the 9Th
inst, decidedato hold the Convention, to
nominate a Delegate to- represent this
county in the Constitutional Convention
on Saturday, the 10Th day Of March.
At the same time the Committee fixed
the time for holding the Convention to
nominate county officers-7Monda the
7th day of April, the day of the Spring
elections. - -. - .s,, = 80
= For several years past the Conven-
tionst nominate county officers has
been held in June, but, this year, the
Committeeman, and the candidates fa,
sored an early Convention, because of
the saving OF time riding over the coun-
ty, and to prevent our farmers from be-
ing bored every day for the next three
months, listening to the special claims
Of this. that and the other candidate.--
We guess they were all pretty nearly
correct in their views. ii biasss rl..Fs
The resolutions combining the voting
in both conventions to Democrats meets
the hearty approval, of the party A
Democratic Nominating Convention in
which the nominees are dictated by the
votes of Republicans is farce the De-
mocracy do not care TO- larger support.
Every year we have witnessed Republi-
cans voting in our Nominating Conven-
tons and fully three-fourths Of them
refusing at the Fall election to vote for
the nominees. But this year the votes
of Republicans will not be taken, which
leaves the nomination wholly to the
Democrats, which is simple justice to
them and no injustice to the Republic
cans. = .fs.A
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@ Rev. BEAzELLE held religious
services in Miltonsburg' last Sabbath.
rFThe following appeared in the

HThe following. appeared in the
Wheeling fateiltgencer of the 18th inst :
New FUN The Wholesale Tea and
Tobacco business heretofore carried on
by Howell, Bloomfield & Co, will be
continued at tile old stand. No. Is Main
Street, by the undersigned, under the
firm name of "Howcll, PAUL & Sinclair.
-r.,-. A. ALLEN HOWELL.
GEoRGE PAUL.
JOSIAH SINCLAIR
Our people here, know Mr.. SINCLAIR
to be ali honest, correct business man
and wish him success in his present en-
terprise. He has, until recently been a
partner in the Drug House of SMITHS !,
SINCLAIR 4 Co @
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The Board convened in special sess-
ion on the 10th inst, present WILLIAM
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs and JAMES
ARMSTRONG
JAMES r. MORRIS, Probate Judge,
elect, presented his bond in the sum OF
ten thousand dollars, with sureties, which
was accepted and approved.
The contract entered into between the
lnfrmary Directors; and LEWIS SULEs-
BERGER, as Superintendent of the Coun-
ty lhffmary, for the ensuing year, for
the sum of $500, was disapproved,
Ordered that no order be issued TO
w. III SIMMONS for the bridge at Leba-
non, until completed.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
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AUDITOR. |

Ed. SPIRIT. ~ Announce WILLIAM
CRAIs, of Center township, IS q candidate for
County Auditor; subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Cdnventiou.
MANY DKnocRArs.
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Road Notice.

THBRk wiz bs : petition presented to the
| Commissioners Of Monroe conuty, Ohis,
at their March session, 1873, paying for the
iocstiou cf osun,y road, forty feet vide;
commencing 1t the south. end Of the issn
bridge across Sundsh creek at eameron;t
up run through the lands Of Stephen A.
kinson. Elizabeth Green, q gorge Snpres. Uls-
'ich Lehnars John Sutler. Jacob Bondy, Benz
jamin McMshon and Jane Hala to intersect
the graded road leading from Wosdsheld 70
Clarington at or near jane Halay.s hass.
jan2iW5. MANY PBrTfi0NERD.
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Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic d Pacific Railroad Com.
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central aud Southwest Missouri, at from
So to Sl2 per acre. on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
abiding society invite emigrants
fromall pointsto this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars, address A
TICK, Land Commissioner, St Louis,
Mo. jan14y.
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Democratic County Convention


At meeting of the Democratic
County Central Committee held on Sat-
urday, the 9Th day of February, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolued. That Popular Vote Con-
vention be held at the several voting pla-
COS in the county, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of March, 1873 to put in nomination
Delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
ResolueG, That the pull-books be re-
turned to Woodsfield on Monday, March
II, and the candidate having the highest
number of votes he declared the nominee
Resolred, That the Judges receive no
ballots except those OF Democrats.
County Sominaving Conventlon.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented and adopted:
Rcsolued, That the Democratic voters
of Monroe are requested to meet at their
usual places of holding elections, in each
township, on Monday, the 7th day Of
April, 1873, to nominate by ballot, the
following officers:
One Representative,
County Auditor.
Treasurer,
Clerk, go
d" Prosecuting Attorney,
Sheriff,
Commissioner,
g Infirmary Director,
?" Coroner. ya
And one Central Committeeman for
each township.
Reso1ued, That the Central Committee
man return the poll books to Woodsfield,
on Tuesday, the Sth day of April, 1878,
for the purpose of counting the votes cast
and declaring the nominees,
Resolued, That none but Democrats be
permitted to votein the Convention
There being no further business the
Convention adjourned SINE die.
JAMES GOURLEY, Chm.
AUGUST MYER, Secretary
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Justice on the Border,

Topeka, KANSAS, February 10.-A
vigilance committee at Dodge City
MADE raid on a dance-house In that
village on Sunday, and killed two men
named Charles Hill alias Texas and
Ed. Williams, both desperate frontier
characters.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
BSrnesville, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais msils, arrive each evening at 3
r.ra.. Leave each morning ats AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. t'eavs Wednesday and Saturday
at .. m.
Sundsh arrives every Tuesday evening
Leaves wednesday mornings at a An.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
st IAN.
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DoN'T Don't spit on the floor; don't
al all if you Can help it Don't drum
with your fingers or feet; don't sit with
your feet higher than your head; don't
go with dirty nails don't trim or clean
your nails in company; don't clean
your nose, ears or teeth in the presence
of Others; don't eat with your knife !;
don't blow your nose at the table; don't
make slipping tea or eating soup vocal
exercise; don't eat fast; don't drop
orange peel or peach skin on the side
walk; don't interrupt others in conyer.
sation; don't use rrofane language !;
don't whisper 10 church or at concerts ;
don't pull your watch out in church
don't sleep in church; don't run in debt,
bnt IL you do,dontfosget to pay; don
borrow your neighhor's newspaper.
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HWe omit County Surveyor from
the list of county officers to be nomin-
ated and elected this year. The pres
'ent Surveyor was elected, in 1871, for
three years.
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EBThis is the last number of the
Volamas The SPIRIT was established in
1874, the first number having been prin-
tedon March 1st, of that yeaf It has
faithfully served the interests OF the
people of Monroe County from that
time to the present; and We propose, in
the future, to continue to make it first
class weekly paper. .
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We publish in this issue q. communi-
cation, relating to railroads, which should
be ecarefully pcrused by every man in
Monroe County. 1t states facts, which
il acted upon with energy and determ-
ination to have railroad leading from
our county 10 Barnesville, or some 9th
er point, cannot fail to place us in con-
neetion with the markets of the coun-
:rN and increase the price of our lands
and Everything provided by our farm
ers. A railroad we must have. If we
afc net able to build o broad gauge
road let us build narrow gauge, and
with its completion will come increased
prosperity to every man within the lin
its of saold Monroe
, = = ~ -
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isEEOne. ofathe Central aCommittee-
men favored an early Convention 10
nominate county officers. because the
people would not have to keep their
dogs chained 50 long. That joke is on
candidates, sssssess a,s h4ss,sa ziaps
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TThe measles prevail to such an
extent in Ohio township that the school
taught by Mr. yAslka A. GoDsLss has
been suspended until the scholars re-
coyerx Izank ax4 Hsazaa zsk1J
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Farm for Sale.

- N
FNHB undersigned will o6sr for aslS en
| Tuesday, tho lith day Of March, lS7S.his
farm situated one mile southeast Of ysrusa.
lena. xonfos county, Ohio, containing = 2
TWO HUNDRED AND EfGHTEEN
Acres. Tn. improvements are frame dwsl-
ling houss, one large frame. barn. With ethse
outbuildinss; fencing good; plenty OF fraie
trees, app 90, peaches, pluns and grspea. Il
is we'll supplied with water for STOCK. About
80 aore. Of timber land. Road through tbs
farm. - j;
Fer terms aad particulars enqslrs sa w,
prem .ses, OF the aadsfsisnsd.
jan2s, ,'13vs. W. 2. NXNINl
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r Sheriff CALDwEL1s Yproclama-l
tion for the election Of al Delegate to-
the Constitutional Convention on Mon
.day,April 7,h, appears in this issue. -
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= -
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

....a.s February 10,
Cattle-There are about 900 head in
Allegheny to day Market dull and
drovers generally lost money. Sales OF
prime to extra at 64@7c; medium to
good, 54@6c; common to fair, 44@5c
Sheep-About $50 head on sale; /;
prime to extra, 6i@7ac; medium. to
good, 54@6c.
Hogs sold in 4 retail way at 5@54c,
GROSS.
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kEOur thanks are due JoHN CATCH
ELL, of Washington, and WILLIAM
WORKMAN. Esq, of sansbufy township,
for six yearly subscribers, additions to
their clubs 8 q u We
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Agents for the Columbus Nursery.

BELMONT COUNTY take the fol-
lowing from the Barnesvile Enterprise;
18Th inst seggfs S
Mrs Cordela Nichols fell down on
the 7th inst, breaking her arm near the
wrist, and badly injuring her elbow.
Gen. Fitzpatrick lectures in Barnes
vile February Is Subject SHERMAN S
March to. the Sea.
A Parsonage is tosbe erected for the
use of the Presiding Elder of the NJ.
E. Church. !,
Common Pleas Court commenced on
the 10Th inst, There are $50 cases on
the docket.
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EEMr Isaac SMITH sold the prop
erty North of the "Spirit" Office, until
recently insse as Hotel. to Mrs. T
SINcLAIR, last week for 81. $50