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War Oh tho Apnnlses.

San FRANCISCO, Apr n.--Ou I'll" tlttl of March,
0uA swain, Junu Mcdonald. und uuu. Tayltr wors
mnrduro't By aFs" hanl 1t Ar4vi'e<. ia aayaB,a
woru p.lauea hy tic sfo"l's. Seventy -nfne
and children tatrn NripousrJ. Tho troops
wero under eo:ncls,t Of i..or. N!re. now 1t
Fort Whinpc. T!4r, fnoycd tho tail "f Hlc Ap1ohe1
ana harmed hr. Is}rr had been rao.nrsd alive aud
snljcei.d IN ths nj orsia'e tnrtur Capt. Randall
rc:r;: TN tnayeH. Al: w:A t!e Aar,es, Il. which la
kle furly-reyan warriors spd captured seven nomsn
, 1873-04-14
THE M0D0C WAR.
Further Particulars Of the
Laya.Bed Massacre.
Order Of Events Preceding the
Dreadful Butchery.
Can't. jack and Ills Don-'-MoVements
Of tho Besiegors.
History Of the Peace Negosiations-.-Re-
suits Of their First Councils.
The Consequences Of Commits
sfoner Thomas Delay.
The determination Of the Treacherous
Savages Decided Upon.
The Consequences Of commis-
sioner Thomas Delay.
The determination Of the Treaoherous
savages Decided Upon.
THE TOPOGRAPHY,

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thn ,@osoo 1n1;,n, srs 1nss nrer.t,ns, % .nd ,re.t
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ro-,, ~ ,n.I1 ~.4n .r5 no-,i,n ~ h suitable for
e. a,,,t,vs,1o,, % voo.,.h,as .rd orchard. Mr.
r1.,.t -. I'M ,.,. n n,yn ~, TN VIA. 1T. .o,
.on ,nd nrnth,r .,t+1cr has aono ,mnrovemen,e 4
1.ro. norion Of Thu indian, have c,te to
romovo without unnecessary dc1ay. and Tim change
will f.kc nl,ce In TIM courso CT nyo or al1 months It
:. s.i5 10 h. tto rocv ~ N. nn,rrnt n cocct al,
thn Indians an tho various reservations as soou and a.
rsr A. nractrnfie Tbo ndvcnt.oca clairnod for tho
n,v1ocot,on ny ho arnm,1 IN shont An 5ollow,. II
Ia aov.rnmtnt land. and .avcs renta Of 90 Zoo mr.
nnnum. It baa s1mndancc of vood and watnr. and
t,Ia,a. fo- .,;,,tn rrho ro,onts ,.d. Vii h.
umoes ICE 1nllun8 1ne improvements H'auo WILL oo
permanent and on account OF the Government.
THE ORDER OF EVENTS.
Tn orohnr ra,t os iii. ,sa,,c moro formal history
. s...., - 49, an,s. - nr... l., ~ nTos,o osra ~
given Of 1no ofaer o. e7enu IN Inc moaoo aHar tno
most a18nal ana Startling fcataEo oi "hlch was the
.o1 wheaton. IN tim astt of January aen. A. q.
c,i,.r, .rrr.a ~ hn,d HI, t.1t .r;t, c.,t T,ct
oueln e.fscu' "no nea o'8 t"'. "nn eap'' oAeA
on the 5osl. Early IN February the Prcadent ap-
pointed tho Hon. A. D. Mcachnm Jeaso Apptegatc, and
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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 a
cheap, safe, quick and direct route, Ella
st Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullnan Sleepers from ST. Louist TO prin-
cipal points, ,Oithout change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
hest 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 TIE
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., rin Sedalid. or over the
Atlantic d Pacific X R ria Vnita For
maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, &c, we refer our readers to S. II
THOMPSON, Eastern Passenger Agent, Co
lumbus. Ohio, or E. A. FoRD, Genera
Passere ger Agent, st Louis, Mo. Ques
tons ,oiH be cheerfully and promptly an
sUeredi ,-.-,-----e--
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Oh ENIF Z , GA lin.
Harrison Foreman
Alex, Wilkinson ct ux.


DY virtue Of an order OF sale to me direc
ID ted fr,m the court of common pleas of
Monroe county. Ohio, will offer for sale, at
the front door of the conrt house in the
town of Woodsfeld, between the hours of
ten o'clock a. m. and 4 O'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th dag Of March, 1879;
the fol owing described real estate situate in
Monroe county. Ohio. TO wit: a
The northeast quarter of the northwest.
quarter Of section two township five of range
five also part of the southwest quarter Of
section three, in township five of range five,
beginning for the same at the southeast cor
ner of said quarter and running thence west
eighty rods TO q stone; thence south twenty
rods TO astons. thence east eighty rods to
stone; thence south. twenty rods to the place
of beginning, containing ten acres more or
less; also one other lot of land, commencing
for the same at ths east corner of the north
west quarter of section two, in township five
Of range Eve; thence west twenty eight rods
to ledge Of rocks round to the lands owned
at one time by -, English. supposed to con-
tain four acres more or less; containing in all
itty-three acres and forty-four hundredths
of an acre more or less.
Appraised at 81 ,04o. r
4g5ar ~ GEORGE CALDWELL.
feb25 T3~s sheriff ". c. 9. :
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Franklin Insurance Company.
OF WHEELING, VEST VIRGINIA.

SrATs -. OHIo, DEPARTMENT OF IssuRAxcn,f
-. Columbus, O., January 81, lS73.s
WHsREAs The Franklin Insurance cempa-
ny, located at Wheeling, In the State Of
West Virginia, hiss fled in this ofaoe .
sworn statement, BY the proper oAacers
thereof, showing ito condition and businsssi
and has complied. In aii respects. with the
laws Of this State; relating 10 Fire lnsuranse;
Companies. incorporated. by other Staten sf
the United States.
Now. therefore, In pursuance Of Law I,
William F Church, Superintendent Of Insu-
rance for the State Of Ohio, do hereby oersify
that said Company is authorised to transact
lbs appropriate business of Fire Insurance n,
this State, in accordance with law, during the
curreut year. The condition and business OF
said Company at the date of such abatement
December 81. 1921 is shown as follows:
Amt OF actual paid up Capital, 100000 ~
Assets, sa.,sss -
Agnsgate amount Of Liabilities
Except capital.) inoladins
.eiusurance, 12l,R3 81
Amount Of income for the pre-
cading year in cash, 1el ,s68 %
Amount Of expenditur's FOR the
preceding year in cash. l26,o6s -
In witness whereof, have Here.
unto subscribed my name, and caus-.
FPS ed the seal of my ONCE to be Rmx-
ed, the day and year above wfttfe6.
WILLIAM +. CHUHCH.
SupeIintendent.s'
HsIIrsrzk / BAxss, Agents At woodsfsld.
Ohio. fsbllwS.
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Home Fire Insurance Co.,
or NEW YORK.

STATE or 0Hfo, IssuRAxcs DRPARrxENr.
CoLUMBus, o., Jan ~, 1878
whereas,ths Home Fire Insurance Com.
pany, located at New York, in the State o.
New York. has filed in this ONCE q sworn state.
ment BY the proper oficers. showing It's con.
dition and business, and has complied in all
70 spects with the laws Of this state, relating
to Fire Insurance Companies, incorporated
by other States Of the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance of law, l
William T. Church. Superintendent of Insu
rance for the state Of Ohio. do hereby csrti-
fly, Il ct said Company Is authorized to trans
act its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
in this State, in accordance with law, during
the current GEAR. The condition and business
of said Company at the date Of such state
ment (Dee. 81, lsT2) is shown as follows:
Amount OF actual psid up capital,Sa SOC, 900 OF
Aggregate amount Of available As.
sets 4, 44s,sss z!
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities,
except cspital,) including re-
insurance, 2,277,l5S !!
Amount Of income for the prece-
ding yearin cash, 3,4ol, ss4 i.
Amount Of expenditures for the
preceding year ip cash, 81, 3,65A765 s.
In witness whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, an.
r.. caused the seal Of my cfice to, b,
affixed, the day and year above writ
ten. W.T. CHURCH, sap't.
n. NEuHARr. Agent at Woodsneld, Ohio.
Feb. "a, lS'3-wl.
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Meeting OF the, DTrPet0rs Of the
N1onr0e Mutual Fire lnsurance
Company.

The Board met on the TIL inst, NJ
Hoeffier rendered his resignation as Di-
rector, and, on motion Peter Dorr was
appointed. to Gil the vacancy
Ordered that SIS he paid the Barnes
vile Enterprise The following resolu-
tion was adopted: E4 s5
Resolred. That the claim for loss pre-
senIed by S nj. Lankard of her store
house issued in policy No. 1921, he re-
jecled for the reasons, that when the
building was insured it was unocoupied,
and that at the time same was burned it
was occupied BY Fred Warnicke, with
out the knowledge or consent of the
Company, and because she had but a
life estate in the property. = f'a
Resolred, That the Secretary notify
Mrs. Lankard of the action of the
Board on her loss, and that he send her
a copy Of the resolution.
| On motion, William Okey was appoin-
ted to settleAwith j. NJ Round. ta
Rcsolved, That the President and Sec
retary be authorized to contract with
some safe and reliable collector, to col
lect the outstanding assessments due the
company. -
After the transaction of considerable
miscellaneous business the Board sd.
jourred
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Report Of the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pieas. for the Year
Ending December ~. 1917,

Ending December 81, 1872,
Clerk OKEr rendered the following
report TO the Secretary Of State on the
10Th inst:
Amount paid Grand Juries by the
county S262; amount paid Clerk $50;
paid Sheriff and Court Constahlcs SI75
paid Grand jury witnesses $4l ices on
account Of Petit juries paid by county
S692 paid, Clerk $50; paid Sheriff $50
amount pail into County Treasury hy
parties on account of Petit Jurors S72
CIVIL CAsEs-FIRsr TEIAL-Numher
of cases tried Co. aggregate amount OF
Judgments Sl9.97S; costs taxed to par
ties $1,9l6.
SECOND TRIaL-Number Of cases
tried 2, aggregate amount of judgments
$500; amount Of judgments in same
cases on first trial $500; total cost caus-
ed Fy second trial SIG; amount of costs
in same cases on first trial ,SS2 ,l,,,-,
CKIMINAL-Numbcr of cases tried
B: amount of costs paid by county
$40; amount of fines collected $40.
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Notice in Partition.

M FARTdA FORREST, widow Of Horton for-
Nl rest, decd, William Forrest. Sarah Ann
Weekly aud - Weekly her husband, Hen
rie,ta Forrest, Horton Forrest and Reeves
Forrest, will take notice that q petition was
fled against them on the Goth day Of Febru-
ary, A. D, 1873. in the co1rt Of common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe, by Jo-
seph Forrest, and is now pending, wherein
said Joserh Forrest demands partition of the
following real estate, situate in said county.
to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section twenty
eight, township two of range four; also part
of section twenty-seven, township two and
range four, being certain part of the north
east quarter OF the northeast quarter, and in
the Northwest corner Of said tract, bounded
as follows: Commencing at the northwest
corner of said lot; thence south on the open
line nineteen rods and four links to the gra-
dsd road leading to sardis; thence northeast
ifty-four rods to section line; thence west on
the section line ffty-two rods, lacking fou.
feet, TO the place Of beginning, containing
thirty acres more or less.
Alse the following land in section twenty
two, township two and range faur, commsn-
cling twenty three rods moth from the corner
of said section twenty-five. at stone marked
A; thence north twenty rods and ten feet to
stone marked b;thsnce east to stone marked
C;thence south on ths west side Of H,ckman's
Ran to stone marked D;thencs southwest to
the place Of beginning, containing one acre
more or less, except about ons-tourth Of au
acre decided out Of ths last mentioned tract
for school house,
The said tracts of land were conveyed BY
John Bennett and vile to Horton Forrest By
deed recorded in volume twenty, page two
hundred and sevfnty-hve; and that at the
next term Of ssii court the said Joseph For-
rest Will apply for m order that dover be
ASST gned, and partition bs made Of said prem
lses. HJLLIsrER & 6EEY,
fsb25, ,'7sws. Ateys for petitioner.
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D..
"According to the Tribune, Presi-
dent Grant and some OF the prominent
members of the Washington Ring are
making up purse to present to Mr..
Thomas Mast. They are grateful to Mr..
Mast, no doubt, for not having treated
their little transactions as he treated the
exploits of Connolly, Tweed & TO-, of
this city. This gratitude is well founded.
The Washington rascals have outdone
Tweed and Connolly in plundering the
public, and Mast has zealously let them
alone. OF course,if the rumor that Mast
is dead should prove to be well founded,
the, mouey will lie given to the orphans
and widows of liremen who have persisted
in the discharge Of their dGty---N, Y.
.GUr.
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Proclamation.


NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN voters Of Monroe County, Ohis, that a
general election will bs held. as required by
law, on the first Monday. being the
7th Day OF April, A. ., 1878.
at thsseveral places Of holding elections in
said county Of Monroe, and you will then and
ttsre proceed TO vote by ballot for
j, One Member Of the Constitutional Csnven-
t!on;, -
Tho Trustees OF the several townships OF
said county are hereby notified tha. they are
required to make return OF the poll books to
the Clerk of the Gourt of Common Pleas
within two days after the said nnt Monday
in April, 1878.
The polls TO be opened between the hours
of and 10 e'sloos in the iorsaoen of said
day, and olo:ed at o'clock In tbs Afternoon
of said day.
Given under my hand, at my Office In
Roodsfsld, this 18th das of February, A. D,
1873 and the list year of the State.
GE0HGE CALDWELL,
Sheriff Monroe County, Ohio.
fsb1Std,
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THE SPIRIT FOR 1873.
FORM YouR CLUBS


We will send the SPIRIT to all single
and Club subscribers for one year for 81
each, or at Club rates, 10 subscribers, or
more, at 81 so each.
All active Democrats are authorized to
form Clubs for the SPIRIT For 10 sub
scribers and SIS, we will send II copies
TO any address in the United States; or
toas many different addressesif 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 III. r WEST,
Dec. 3, 1872. Publisher.
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RISING OF THE WATERS.
Immense Destruction Of Property
~ 0t Pittsburg.

,t6F NJ FlttsDufKs
PtTTsBURG, February I7-The food
which SO unexpectedly commenced in
the Monongahela River jast night con
tinues without abatement, and is rather
increasing in violence. 1t is impossi-
BILE to approxi,n ate even a distant esli-
mate of damage done But it is consid.
cred that it is the heaviest river disaster
ever experienced here Grave rumo,s
are current concerning the damage done.
Up the river the loss of life has not
been as great as at first supposed. Ru
.mors prevailed that twelve or fifteen
men mad gone down at one time, and
breaking away OF coal feet, hut turns
out that only two were lost One man,
named Joseph King, was knocked off a
barge at McKeespolt and drowned.
The tow-hoat " f Wilson. sunk this
morning, was valued at Sl5, 600; insu-
rance, $4,000.
Oil Valley, owned by Dir. P J. s.
Mcdonald. of this city, valued at S15,-
600. insured for $4,000. The loss OF
coal-boais and barges has been very
heavy and general l'.'3l-' ''Ai =
At Elizabeth this m ,rning a number
of coal-boats and barges, together with
q quantity of lumber-rafts, principally
owned by Joseph Walton, were swept
away Boss estimated at $4,000.
Of the barees which broke away from
the Suspension Bridge this morning.
FIVE were saved by tile Samuel Cable
live of them sunk and THREE of the bar,
ges were landed at Shousetown. One
was marked V. + Wilson, one johnson
No. II and one Mack Il Co. Four bar:
ges were landed Ivy the steamer Faii
Play; two belonged to r. C.. Gray, one
marked o Conner and the other w
Mel No 6. It's reported that several
other barges have been moored at points
below he city.
At half past eight o'clock this even
ing the river was rising rapidly, the
marks indicating l9t feet. 1t is thought
the food will culminate by midnight.
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EE Attention is invited to the adyer
tisement Of R. S.. MERsHoN, Jeweler,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, in this issue The es-
tablishment is first-class and prices very
reasonable. We have knowledge OF
persons residing in Woodsfield making
purchases at this house, and in every
case the goods were exactly as repre-.
sented. II our readers desire any Of
the articles cLumefated 10 the advertise.
lment we trust they will give this es,at.
.iishment their orders.
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Road Notice.

T,HBRE viii be petition presented - The
/ Commissioners of Mouros county, Ohis,
at their March session, 1878, praying for the
location Of county road, forty feet vide,
commencing at the south end Of the irsi
bridge across sunfsh creek at CamercD;thencs
up run through the lands of Stephen At.
kinson. Elizabeth Green. tieorss suppes, Uls.
yich Lehman, John Sutler. Jacob Bondy; BenA
jsmin Mcmahon and Jane Hala to interseet
the graded road leading from Wosdslsld v
Clsriuston at Or near Jane aalays bars.
isn2iw5. MANY PRrfTI0NK8s. s
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MARRIED-On the Goth inst, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. MIL
TON BURKHEAD,in Woods6eld,hy the Rev.
B. + BEAzELLE, Mr.. JAMES K BUcHAs-
AN and Miss ELIZABETH BURKHEAD.
After the ceremony came an excellent
breakfast 70 which all did ample justice.
The bridal party took their departure
Immediately afterward for tour in the
West, We wish them happiness and
STosperty. ao &
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Democratic County Convention

At a meeting of the Democratic
County Central Committee held on Sat
urday, the Sth day of February, the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Rssolved, That Popular Vote Con.
vention be held at the several voting pla-
ces in the county. on saturday, the 18th
day OF March, 1873 to put in nomination
Delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
ton.
Resolred, That The pnll.books be re-
turncd to Woodsfeld on Monday, March
IL. and the candidate having the highest
number of votes be declared the nominee
Resolred, That the Judges receive no
ballots except those of Democrats.
County Nominating Convention.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented and adopted:
RcSolced, That the Democratic voters
ot Monroe are requested to meet at their
usual places of holding elections, in each
township. on Monday, the TIN day Of
April, 1873, to nominate by ballot, the
following officers;
One Representative,
County Auditor.
8 Treasurer,
/" Clerk.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Sheriff,
Commissioner,
I,frmary Director
Coroner,
And one Central Committeeman 70,
each township.
Resolced. That The Central Committee
man return the po1 books to WoodsGe'd
on Tuesday, the sth day Of April, 1878
for the purpose of counting the votes cast
and declaring the nominees
Resoired, That none but Democrats he
permitted to vose in the Convention
Thh:e 3ein. no further business the
Convention adjourned sine die
JAMES GOURLEY, Chm.
AUGUST MYER, Secretary.
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Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri

The Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres Of land in
Central and 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
law-abiding society invite eihigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars, address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st Louis,
Mo. janl4y.
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Ev Postmasters should remember
that the United States postal laws re.
quire postmasters TO furnish publishers
immediate notice if any one neglects to
''litt' sany publication sent him. Blanks
are furnished for the express purpose,
and the .'resson' why the publication is
not called for, must be stated. The
postmaster who fails to do his duty
faithfully, under this requirement. is
liable to fine and becomes response
BILE for the subscription price.
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IFAt meeting Of the Inirmary
Directors held on the 18Th inst, Mr..
Louis SuLEsBURGER was re-appointed
Superintendent, for, the year commen-
ring March Jst, at salary of $780,
He was itst appointed two weeks since,
but majority OF the Board of County
Commissioners Gisappl owed and re-
jected the same. tr .saf1
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Legal Notice.

TAMES L. REED. William L Reed, Sam.
D uel II. Reed and John Reed, who reside
out OF the State of Ohio. will take notice that
on the Goth day of February, 1873, William
Donahey, Administrator Of Samuel nonahey
deceased, filed his petition in the Court o.
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio. against
them, and others as heirs of Samuel Reed, de-
ceased, asking that they be made Iarties to a
Judgment rendered in said Court at the Feb
ruary term thereof 1883. i'll favor of said viii.
lam Donahey as such Administrator. and
against Samuel Reed now deceased, for 81, All
90 and costs, and for the sale of the real estate
mortgaged to secure said claim. The said case
will be for hearing in said Court on the 12th
day OF April, 1873
HOLLlsTER 5 oEEY,
Feb es, '73-w6. Atty's for DonalieJ.
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DIED.-On the 10Th inst, EZEKIEL
HosKIrsoK, Of Lee township, aged SO
years. Mr.. Hoskissox was an ardent
Democrat and never, even in his old
age, neglected to attend elections; be
was good man, respected and esteem
ed by his neighbors aud relations.
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~Mr. JESSE BRowN, OF Perry town.
ship. cut large chestnut tree one day
last week for frewood He hauled
shout thirty feet of the tree home, about
one fourth of mile, when he found in
the hollow large coon. His coonship
had been stunned by the falling of the
tree, which accounts for its remaining
TO take ride.