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HThe New York Tribune produ-
ces the following deductions from re-
cent publications of the Treasury De-
partment:
"The cost of the War Department is
at the rate of $59,OOO,000 per year, or
100000 more than last year.
"rhat the cost of the Navy Depart
ment is at the rate Of 100000 q
year. or S13,0O0,000 more than last
year.
"That the cost of the Interior De-
partment, including Indians and Pen
sions, is at the rate Of $4,000, 900 a
year, or $3.O00,000 more than last
year."
There would seem to be room for
economy here.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

~ November u,
CATTLE-Receipts, 100 head, mostly
common grades. Market dull. Fair to
good steers sold at AGA So; choice,
5@5 90; stockers, 2 50@S Is. Ship
ments, 365. ~
HOGS-Reeeipts 21,oSs head: Mar
ket active and firm and higher, with a
range from 80 to 4 Is. Medium to
good, 8 S003 90s choice, 4@4 05. ex-
ira, 4 1904 Is. Shipments, 1916
Packers are the principal buyers.
SHEEP-Receipts, 900 head. Mar
ket dull and weak at1 i50@4. s.
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Expeditions OrganIxlng Agains
Cuba;


New YORK, November 9.-The Cuban
Junta, of this city announces that all
means possible will be used to form an
expedition to set out at once to Cuba to
take revenge for the execution of the
patriots seized on the Virginius. A
corps is being formed, composed of
Americans alone, to proceed to Cuba
Already two thousand names have been
put on the roll, many of them old, well
tried soldiers. A mass meeting of Gu
bans will be held tomorrow evening to
express indignation at the acts of the
Spanish authorities. General Qpesada
is forming another expedition. and it is
said three thousand names are enrolled,
the majority Cubans and exiles. The
Cuban Bureau is thronged the greater
part of the time.
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[rrom the Republican, 18th inst.1

lErom tne hePuplAcdii, AoIu lnSs.l
We have heard of no large amount
of tobacco changing hands in this
County, the present season.
FIRE.-The dwelling house of VIM.
Atkinson, below Macksburg, was des-
troyed by fire last Tuesday afternoon.
Most of the household goods went with
the building; fire the result of an acci
dent; loss $500.
A couple of little children, one be-
longing to Dunlap Wiley, the other to
Abner Davis, were severely buried
about the face and arms, by the explo-
sioE of some gunpowder which they
we're playing with; one of them will
loose an eye.
Gen. Warner has succeeded in nego-
tiating a loan of S500,000, with New
York and Cincinnati capitalists, secured
by first mortgage Bonds. This money
will be used in finishing and thoroughly
equipping the road. The General ex
poets, next week, to pay up all arreara
ges to the employees of the road.
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n~San Francisco is reported to b

ESan Francisco is reported to be
in a highly flourishing condition. The
mining and agricultural prospects. as
pictured by interior journals, are cheer
ing in the extreme, and manufacturing
interests everywhere are said to be
steadily advancing toward permanent
prosperity. There is an increased de-
mand for labor, and many enterprises
in the country are retarded by lack of
white labor. Good mechanics in many
trades are in demand in the cities, and
the farmers want help; carpenters are
wanted to build bridges and assist in
like heavy work, and many offers are
made for men to cultivate land on
shares. "
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- ''a N0vembef II.
CATTuE-Market more active In
consequence of the light. supply, but
prices are no better Prime to extra,
5@5ac; medium to good, 4@41c; com.
mon to fair, 3@3tc,
HOGS-Market frmer and = shade
higher, with sales at 3 SO to 4 10. -.
SHEEP-Continue dull and prices
are lower at 44@5c for prime to extra;
3l@4c for common to fair.
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~The murder of the Cubans,by the
Spaniards, at Santiago de Cuba, to the
number of sixty, has aroused feeling
of resentment against Spain throughout
the country. The Administration is ma
king q feeble show towards sending war
vessels to Cuban waters. 1t is only a
show, for with the son-:n,law of Sec.
retary FISH acting as an Attorney for
Spain,it is improbable that anything can
be done that will cause the loss of Span
ish dollars to the FISH family.
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p@The dead body of man named
Bash, from Parkersburg, was found in the
Ohio River near Hockingport, on Tues
day, with his throat cut from ear to ear
He is supposed to have been murdered
for his money, which he was in the habit
Of exhibiting without much discretion
Wheeling Register, l4tk inst.
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The Philadelphia Centennial Ex.
hibitiOn.

Among the schemes to get its share
of depreciation at the present time, is
the Centennial exhibition. at Philadel-
pbia. A we'll known Government archi-
tect said last night that the best adver.
tised plan for building which he had
seen was evidently a railroad depot,
thinly disguised. The competitive job
for New York exhibition is being
overhauled with equal unmercifulkess
Government officials give no counte.
nance to either scheme, and il the Gen.
tennial subject be brought forward this
winter, bricks will be fred at it from all
sides. Secretary Delano has recon-
mended a new census, however, in 1875
to give moral support to the Philadel'
phia exhibition.
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~As we declined to open our col
umns for the friends and employees Of
this office to Vindicate themselves from
the assaults of the Democrat, we trust
that we will not be-too persistently urged
to place our columns at the disposal Of
those who are connected with the re-
mains of that paper.
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~The Republican papers acknowl-
e lge their overwhelming defeat in the
November elections, and are engaged in
the pleasant pastime of wrangling over
the question of whose fault it was.
Fight it out, men; in the meantime we
will hold the offices for you, so that you
may give this important subject your
undivided attention. &@
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RE- The following are the different
varieties of fish caught in Lake Erie
The sanger, lake sheephead. rock bass,
silver sided or calico bass, sun fish,
hlack-eared sun fish, bay bass, lake
black bass, white bass, perch pickerel,
little sanger, stone roller, muskellunse,
lake pike, mud minnow, white fish, lake
herring, sinner, moon eye, SOW belly,
red horse, spotted sucker, mullet suck
er, shad, sinner, blue catfish, yellow cat.
fish, bull head, black tailed or mud cat,
dog fish, bill fish or gar pike, sturgeon,
lamphrey eel.
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The McGarrahan Claim.

A telegraph dispatch from California
announces the failure of the immortal
McGarrahan to procure writ of eject
ment in the Courts there against the
New Idria Mining Company. This suit
was necessary on the part of McGerra-
han to make further application to
Congress, and show that he had no re-
dress in the Courts, being thrown out
by the statute of limitations.
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.Mr. EDWARD WARw

AwMr. EDWARD WARWICK, editor Of
the Lebanon Patriot, will be candidate
for the Second Assistant Clerkship in the
state Senate this winter. Mr.. WARWICK
is good Democrat, He has established
a Democratic paper in Warren County
in the face of much persecution and op-
position. He is competent gentleman,
and deserves we'll of the party.
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BosToN, Nov. 1.-The steamship At
las, which sailed from Boston to day
for Liverpool, had 2S0 steerage passen-
gers, large proportion of them mill
operatives and artisans, who are return.
ing to the Old World for lack of en-
ployment here. Some forty factory
operatives came on from Fall River to
embark in the Atlas.
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The Result In Maryland.

The official returns Of the Maryland
election came in on the 10Th inst, and
made some amusement when it was
found that out of twenty six State Sen
ators the only Two Republicans elected
were contractor named Suit, and The
brother of DR.. Mudd, who was sent to
the Dry Tortugas with Mr.. Lincoln's
.assassius. Mr.. Creswell was very active
during the campaign.
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wPersons holding "blackbacks"
need entertain no apprehensions OF q
depreciation in that currency. Every
dollar of it issued by the suspended or
other National Banks is amply secured
at the Treasury in Washington.
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Nayy-Yard Crowded with Voters.

The discovery was made that the
Washington Navy-yard had employ
ed nearly twelve hundred men for the
past fortnight, and this; led to the belief
that the work was being pushed on the
new sloop-of war for the Spanish dilem
ma. II proved, however, to be an unu-
sual colonization of rustics to vote in
the neighboring parts of Maryland, and
their discharge began last Saturday.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

CATTLE Dull and lower; very best
on sale to day, 4ta6c; first quality 3Aa
43c; medium or good to fair quality, Sa
SIC. Receipts, 3,0e2 head sales, 2,0Sl
head.
HOGS-In moderate demand and IL
lower corn.fed, 5ta6c stillers. 5a5ic
Receipts, 9,427 head.
SHEEP-Very dull at 4a5c.. Receipts,
2,117 head
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Mexico.

MArAnoRAs, Nov. 1o.-Throughout
Mexico to-day they are celebrating the
adoption of additional articles to the
National Constitution, amongst which
are the abolition of peonage and sepa-
ration of Church and State. Military
paraded, orations were delivered and
the city is illuminated tonight amidst
general rejoicing.
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OfFIcs OF THE PRosBuTINe ATTORNEY,
WooDsRIELD, o., Sept. l. 1878.
To the Honorable Commissioners Of Nonroc
County, Ohio:
herewith submit my annual report for
the year ending September !, 1873:
OCTOBER TERN, 1872,
William Sindledecker, charged with as.
sault and battery; sentenced to be imprison-
ed in the county Jail and fined $40 and costs.
Not collected.
JANUARY TERN. 1873.
John Michel fined $40 aud costs for con-
tempt. Fine paid.
APRIL TsRM, 1873,
Saruel Williamson, John Murphy and Alonzo
R Wilson charged with disturbing a religious
meeting, Fined, each, SIS and costs; collected
on same 81
Costs in State case5-none collected.
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EThe World sees in the recent
financial cyclone, q striking verification
of the old adage that "too many COOKIES
spoil the BROTH" and also suggestion
of the possible truth of that other equal
ly ancient saying that "Heaven sends
meat and the devil sends COOKIES"
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EEThe SPkAaUE who has suspended
is not our noble Salary Grabber, but
SpRAauE, of Rhode Island. 1t is be-
lieved that our mans extra five thou
sand will bridge him smoothly over the
panic. r .s. ...... ,.... t...
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Preside nt,s Free Banking sche me

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The Presi-
dent is maturing more exercises in
finance, and has said within twenty -four
hours that the National Banks have not
responded as he expected, to the situa-
tion. He intends to restate in his mes
sage the propriety of free banking
Law.
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Noble County News.
from the Spectator, 18th inst.l

from the Spectator, 18th inst. ~
A little child of VIM. Ball, of Center
township, was badly burned on. Satur-
day last. 1t was pushing chair, which
fell over, preciptating the child head
foremost into the fire, burning its head
in frightful manner.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-11-18

BERLIN, November 10.-Royal DEGREES
have been promulgated relieving Gen
eral Won Room of the Presidency of the
Prussian Ministry, and appointing
Prince Bismarck in his place, and Herr
Camplaaser, Minister of Finance, Vice
President.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-11-18

MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.-The streets to
day were crowded and presented the
same appearance as before the fever
broke out; nearly all the absentees have
returned. Weather quite warm. Two
deaths from fever to day.
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ETThe Constitutional Convention
re-convenes az Cincinnati on Tuesday.
the 2d day of December. .,...Y :.
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from the Daily Resister.I
Wheeling Cattle lLaeket.

November IL.
CATTLE-Sales during the week
only amounted to IS head, which were
sold at prices ranging from 2 so to- 3
so. according to quality.
HOGS-Are in good demand though
prices are declining under heavy re-
ceipts. Sales of l6S head at the stock
yards at 50@4 rotor heavy hogs.-
Light hogs are held at lower figures.
SHEEP-There are very few sheep
arriving and mutton is a rarity in our
market. But nine head were offered last
week. These sold at &c per lb.
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Boston Wool Market.

November 12.-Wool remains quiet,
with sales extra and double extra Ohio
and Pennsylvania at 47@50c; Michigau
and Wisconsin, 42A@46c; superfne and
extra pulled, 100000; combing and de-
laine feeces, 50@52c.,
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County Correspondence
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From jackson TOWNSHIPS.

ED. SPIRIT We can beat Powell's bic
and not half try. In my barn,
at this time, lies one weighing fiear TOO
pounds, We had another weighing just
one hundred and fifty pounds, which was
On exhibition at Thistle's store in Sisters
vile, West Va, for three or four weeks
mill it accidentally bursted. -
My boy, Will, raised these mammoth
squashes from seed procured Of Gregg.
ry. Try again, Andy but perhaps you
better come and get some seed first.
5.< E. d. JOHNSON,
.tEr Monroe County, Ohio.
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~The massacre Of the Virginius
prisoners is creating quite bobbery in
diplomatic circles.
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Baltimore.

November 14.--Flour 4 25@S 75-
Wheat l 10@1 g. Corn 45@49c. Oats
47@50c. Rye 75@86c.
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wGold closed in New York the 14th
inst, at Sl0ss.
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Chicago

November 14.-Flour 4 SOFAS, Is.
Whest 93c@1 0S. Corn 3s@39c. JOats
3O@3lc. Rye 60@6l4e. Barley S2c0
l 25. aas 90 ,=3Rise ggi s5g
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Cincinnati.

November 14.-Flour 6 1896 Be-
Wheat l 25@l 81. Rye 7Oc. Corn 45c.
Oats 29@40c. H.sss..5sr,
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Fines collected during the year and paid
10 me by the Prosecuting Attorney which In
cludes all the Bues collected
Ooio vs.. John Michel. $50 90
sans vs.. Samuel Williamson ct Al. 90
iotai ........ ........-....|ii w
Less per cent Pros Atty. y.......... 10
Total .$l5 80
Costs in State oases-none to report.
The unclaimed costs remaining In my
hands on the lst day of January. 1872,
were paid into the county Treasury by me ON
the ID day Of September, 1872, as will ap-
pear by my report to you of that date,
herewith present the receipt OF the Treasu-
rer for SIS 30, the amount Of fines collected
and paid to me by the Prosecuting Attorney
as above. -.t
] hereby certify that the foresdius is cor
rect. DAVID OKBY, Clerk,
CouRr or COMMON PLEAS, Oct. II, 1873.
Ihereby ar point Jsre Williams, Esq and
Nathan Hollister. ESQ.,, with A. J. Featssn,
Prosecuting Attorney, to examine the within
report. K, &. CHAMBERS,
JuuR0 OIL COIUluOu 1 looS Souit
WooDsFIBLD, OHIO, October 23, 1873.
To the Honorable Robert E Chambers Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas:
The undersigned, to whom the Annual Re-
port of the Commissioners Of Monroe Coun-
ty was submitted, respectfully report, that
they have examined the same, and find the
same to be an accurate statement of the 6uan-
cial affairs of the county. and Of the official
transactions of said Commissioners. They
furthermore report, that in their opinion, all
the transactions recited In said Report were
In conformity with the laws then in force.
JBRB. WILLIAMS,
NATHAN HoLy IsTER. r,,;....
A. J. PEARSON. Pros,
Atty M CO.
Ordered, that N. Hollister, Rsq., Jere. VIII
liams, Esq, and A. J. Pearson each receive
an order on the county Nreasury foI the sum
of twenty dollars for services in examining
Commissioners Rep"rt.
R. 3. CHAMBERS,
Judge Of Common Pleas Court.
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To tie Honorable Commissioner. Of Monroe

To the Honorable Commissioners Or Monroe
County, Ohio:
In compliance with the requirements
of the law, we have the honor to submit
to you this, the first semi.annual, report
of the condition and standing Of the
Monroe County Infrmary, for the six
months last past, ending March !. 1873.
The general condition of the ln6rma-
ry. since our last report, has been good
and prosperous; the health of the in
mates generally good. The number Of
inmates at present is 81, probably lar
ger number than there will be as the sea-
son advances ;as a general thing the mum
Der of paupers in winter is larger than
10 summer, for the reason that we have
a certain class Of paupers who are able
to snpport themselves in summer without
the aid Of the county.
The condition Of the finances are as
follows:
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New York.

November 14-Flour 5 1907 IS:
Wheat 1. TO-. Corn, 64@67c. Oats
47@54c. Rye SS@92c. Barley I s..
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AuDlroR's OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, Ono, |
WooDsflELD, Sept, rs, 1873.
I certify the foregoing to be q true state
ment of the receipts and expenditures of
Monroe county. Ohio, for the fiscal year end.
ing September /, 1873, and that the uncan-
celled orders are truly gwen. as it appears
on the records in this ONCE.
N. HORFFLER,
Auditor u C o.
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81 WeedsAeld Stock Ma1kes.
November II. Cattle 2@4c per pound
Sheep 3@33c per pound. Hogs 3}c per
pound.
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& D Steward returning poll book Justices
election Sunsbury township. ........1 OF
John Hamilton opening pol book ..... q
Jas Stafford returning poll book Justices
election Perry tp. p.................I o.
John Hamilton opening poll books 49,. s.
Traits 4 Clks slec Cons Del, 1873, Suns.
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woodsfleld Nov. IS. 1873.

"a union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union of lakes, a union of lands,
The AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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EBAddress all letters:
"TnE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY"
Weodsfeld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.
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PINES COLLECTED.
January, 1S73-0hio VS.. John Michel. $50
April, lY73-ehio VS. 8 Williamson ct al. Z
Total amount collected. ................$l7
AMOUNT PAID CLERK,
Ohio vs.. John Michel. el...............$l0 90
Ohio VS.. Samuel williamson. n........ 90
Total collection fee. e.................l 20
Total amount paid Clcrk. rk............$l5 80
certify the above is correct,
A. J. PEARSON,
Pros. Att'yM C. o.
Woods6eld, Ohio, Sept. 1, 1873.
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Cosn returning poll book Justices slec-
ton Green tp.......,....... ...... 80
Vim Workman opening poll books. ...5 90
Jas Armstrong do do ....5 90
Jshn Dougherty returning poll book Jns-
tices el~stion Summit township. ~. 70
Noah Barker returning poll book Justi- !.
ses election Jackson township. ......2 90
.
rxpEEsss COUNTY ROADS
o W 3 Gray, marker Gray road. .......l 90
, O s Sloan, surveyor Gray & Wright road,2 20 90
do do Jackson & Truck I'd 30 90
Theodore Moldsn, ehainman 81 Iay road.,l 90
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Clerks OFFlok, WoopsFIELD. OHIO,
September l, 1873.
To the Honorable Commissioners of Monroe
County, Ohio:
As required by law, submit this my an.
nual report as Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of said county, for the year end
ing on the first Monday of September. A d
1874
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To the Honorable Commissioners of Monroe
County, Ohio: Ft.. FE.-r
In compliance with the requirements
of law we, the undersigned Directors of
the 1nfirmary Of said county, have the
honor to submit herewith to you our
semi annual report Of the standing of
said Infrmsry, for the six months last
past, ending August 81, 1873.
7 Since our last report the Infrmary,uu-
der our direction, has been renovated
throughout; nearly all the rooms have
been replastered, ,whitewashed and cleans
ed generally, and it now presents clean
and healthy appearance.
The farm is in excellent condition, and
credit is due to our present Superintend-
ent for his skillful management of tie
same.
The number of inmates at present is
36; generally healthy.
Our finances are as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treas March, 1673..sl760 81
Amount collected on Duplicate
of 1872. (June coD............ S44 "a
Amount collected by Directors,
(Weisend estate ...... .."... 45 80
Total receipts for months last
past, ...................$26ol 06
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Isasc Bernhard, bonds (principal and
irterest) ...... ................$666 W
coRosER's INQUEST.
Body found in the Ohio River. 05
ELECTION ExPsNsRs.
Jas W Ward, returning poll book Justi-
cs6 election ,Adams township. ........l 20
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EnERIFr's OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, Ono, |
September l, 1878.

To the Honorable Commissioner Of Monroe
County, Ohio:
As directed by law, submit this, my an
nual report. for the year ending on The frat
day of September, 1879.
Amount of fines cOllected-nons.
herewith present receipts OF the Trsasu-
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GEORGE CALD WILL,
Sheriff n. c. y.