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pR0P0sALs FOR SUPPLIES.

DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
HEIDQUARrERa DEPARrMESro OF TExAs,)
OFFICE PURCHASING CoMMIs'1 OR SUBsIsTEsCE, Z
BAN AHrOSIOt TEXAS, Jan. Is, 1874
Sealed proposals., in triplicate with copy Of this
advertisement attached will be received at This office
and At the office OF the Acting CommissAry Of Sub.
O'Clock, M on THURSDAY, April l7,l573 for the lie.
liVerlnS At Austin, Rinn5old barracks San Antonio,
and Forts Bile. brown, CLARK, Concho, Davis, Dun
ards2n, and STOCKTON, Texas, and Forts Gibson aud
sill Indian IerIit9gy. Of such quantities Of
MULL0N sHEEP
UORN.MEAL,
RbAMaNTISE CANDLES.
BACON, CLEAR sides,)
SOAP,
SAIL, and
ViSE6AR
~ may be required By the Acting Conmiasaries OF
Subsistence at those Iosts from July l, lsa 10 June
" lt or such less tune AZ the COnlnisaAry General
Of Subsistence may direct
Bids for Fresh Beef aud Mutton will state the prlce
PER pound, net, both on the hoOf aud block
blank forms tQr proposals. printed conditions AZ TO
manner 81 delivery, payment, Kind Of packages,
quality ot stores required, etc, Will be furnished OH
Applicaton 70 the undersigned, or the Acting Com,
nssAries u s1baistepee at any Of the posts named
ps1E 9ids and be 90 marked andreferred to as to be
BY order Of the Department Commander
SAMUEL i. CUSHING,
febie-
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"a. WEBSTER,
Register Of Wills

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
i Hcriber has obtained from tho supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, holding special term,
letters II administration the personal estate Oi
AsNA q. BISuEL, late OF Washington city, II, O., de,
ceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned tO exhibit the same,
with the voucher thereof TO the subscriber on OF
before the 18Th day Of January next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
said estate.
ls5a
febI.sJw SAMUEL g. BOND.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHIgGrOs, u. O., January ., ISIS
On the petition Of CHAusCE1 H. CnOwELL aud
WELLIsaToE LOUCks, Of Peoria illinois, executor Of
Robert Smith, deceased praying for the extension
OF patent granted to ChAunCey l. Cruwell aud the
said Robert Smith on the 18th day Of May, 1857.
for an Improvement in Machines for UpsettnE Tire.
II ia ordered that the testimony hi the case be
closed on the 18th day OF April next that the tins
limited 10 the 18th day Of ApTil next aud that said
petition be heard ON the 3Dth day OF April neat.
Any perbon may oppose this extension.
frhiSSSw H. b'LEGGETT, Commissioner
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Leave Is,ss, M m and nj iid p m; but no train to
or from Annapolis on sunday.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6EPor CORNER sIfT THr! and STREETS

TRAINS ARRIVE AT
WASHINGTON
I 50 q. m, Western Ia
press. daily, except sun
day.
: y 4. M, Mail, daily. eI.
Ccpt sunday,
II % a. M, Western Ell
prcsa, daily.
5 20 y. m, Pacific Express,
daily, EXCEPT sunday.
' 10 y. NJ, daily.
10 'Ei y NJ, hrcnmniglA
ton, daily ,cACeItSundAy
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DRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
'rrIcT p SHir 2, 9y yss g s,,I

Major Third Cavalry, Acting CHEF cOmmisssrS2 d
Subsistence fob
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Beyond the mississippi!

Thousands have already gone, and
thousands more are tnrLing their eyes to-
wards new home III 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, uia
ST Lonis, 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,
ard 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-iail route from St Louis to
Texas, either over the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas R R., bja Seddlio, or over the
Atlantic d Pacific r K - ria Vinita. For
maps, time tables, information as to rates,
routes, dc we refer our readers to S. Ii
THOMPSON, Eastern Passenger Agent, Co
lntnbus, Ohio, or f. A. FoRp, Genera
Passer ger Agent. st Louis, Mo- Ques
ions ciI be cheertaHy and promptly an
s,Cered!
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We learn from Mr. JAMES DRUM, who
resides at Boom field, Washington
county, that Mr., JACOB PFALzeRAr,
a resident of this township. Gen.
ter, was drowned on the 4th inst The
particulars are detailed in the following ::
On the 4th inst, Mr.. DRUM and Mr.
PrALzGRAF we're running a raft of logs
down the creek, which had risen 10 he
a roaring, rushing tide. The -raft had
run into Mr. DRUMS mill-dam and, de-
spite their effolts,w nearing the breast
of it, TO plunge over, when both men
jumped into the freezing waters Mr..
DRUM, succeeded in gaining the shore,
but Mf PFAIzGRAF must have been
seizad by cramps as his eff,lts to swim
we're very feetile Mr. Drums wife was
standing on the creek bank and motion
ed TO him with her arms how To make
strokes to swim; but he made no prog
ress. Mr.. DRUM pushed board to him
and hallood to him to take hold of it;
he laid his hands upon the board, but
had not strength sufficient to grasp it.
In an instant he fell over to one side
and was carried over the dam and down
the seething current. His body had
not been recovered when MIR. DRUM
came here on the 5th inst, to inform his
friends of the sad event A wife and
several children are left to mourn the
loss of kind husband and father.
P. ,S-The body of the deceased was
taken through this place. home, on the
7th inst, having been found ON the 9th
inst about one hundred Yards below the
dam, where it had lodged on sand-bar
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-
w-A noble young man in lndianap-
oils reccntly determined to abandon the
use of TOBACCO He was told that iced
drinks would diminish the hankering for
the weed. Soon the first ,Gay he drahk
three gallons of iced water,and still feel
ing a desire to smoke he added two
quarts of cold buttrmilk. He went 10
bei with the cheerful CONVICTION that he
had conquered his craving, anil so he
had The next day he did not desire To
smoke at al, for the simple reas N that
he was dead. The iced water, the ICED
bnt'enni!k, the abandonment OF his ci.
gar, and two doctors who were caller. in
consultation, proved to be tso much for
the noble young man.
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Count County Officers.

4 7 7 T e. 81 ,.
PROBATE Judge, JAMES B MoRRIs; Office in
the Court House., e 9 Il.
AUDITOR. MICHAEL HoKrFLER; Office in the
Court House.
Ftsasurer, WILLIAM READ: Office ii The
Court pouse.
Clerk of Court, DAyIp 0kEY; ONCE In the
Court House. - - = = fs1G
Prosecuting Attorney. A. J. PEARsoN, Office
mp stairs in Bloomer Honse. si6lo8e
Recorder. AscHIBALD HosKINsoN;ofaee in the
Court House. t-o
Sheriff, GsoReE cALpwELL;ofice in the cour,
House. sf5,
ccmmissioners-IANEs ARM.TRoSs. WIN.
WORKMAN, CHRISTIAN CEHRs; Office with Aud.
itor. 49,.
Surveyor, o. 8. stoAs; Postoffice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors, JACOB C. YoHo, PHILlP
ScHupAcHER, Sr., JACOB DRrM.
Coroner, joHS Mu9LsNAS, Rse.; Baresville,
Moafes sounty, Ohio. ss
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Franklin Insurance Company.
OF WHEELING, W EST VIRGINIA.
s,,,, . onI,.. nnrARrn.,T ., I,sua.nc,l

srArs - onIo., hKrARrNssr or IssuRAscs, !
Columbus, o., JaDuary 81, 1873
sWmsRsAs, The Ftanklin Insurance Comps-
ny, located at Wheeling, in the State q
West Virginia, has flied in this office d
sworn statement, BY tire proper oiao Sra
thereof, showing its condition aud BUSINESS,
and has conapIied. In all respects. with ,hs
laws Of this State relating 10 Fire Insurance.
Companies. incorporated by o;hsr States of
the Uui,el States. ,ses957 n
Now, tln'rafora In pursuance OF lswi,
William 4 Church, Superintendent of Insa.
rance for the stats OF ohio, do hereby ssr,ify
that said cornpeuy is authorissi tostrsnsaas
it's appropriate business Of Ppu msuraucsia
this State, in accordanes with law, during til,
cnrrept year The Condition aud busiusIs Of
saii Company at tbs date ofs such statements
(Dpcp,ubsr 81, isT2,) il shown as follows:
Amt Of sctual paid up Capital, $4,000 %
Asgr.sals amount ef Rvailatis
Assets. 90 S:s.Oss 80
Aggregate snount ,f Liabilities ftRsY%
(except capital) inoladiug
seiusurano., i5sNa 81
Amount of income for the pre- :. T.
c-ding year in cash, 2ei s5e fs5
Amount Of expsndi. .ur $ for toe
preceding year in cash, l26,053 80
lnwi,ness Whereof hav here.
unto.subsvribsd my name, aud ,cau--
Isl ed the seal of my ohce to be afiix-
cd, the asy aud year above writ,sa.
WILLIAM 7. CHUH3H. '4a
Superintendent.
HsLLrsrsz = BAKss, Ag,nts at W oo;lsasii.
Ohio. fsbllx3
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Jefferson Fire Insurance Co.,
OF sTEuBEyysLLE, OHio. y

l
srArE OF ONO, ISsuRAscE DRp ARfMEsr, 4
&HT CbluMBus, o Jan H,sls7S ]
Whereas, the Jefferson Fire Insurance Con-
| psuy,, located at steubsnville in the State o.
Ohio. has fled in this Office q sworn state
ment. by the proper officers. showing its con.
dition and business, and has complied In al
respects with the laws Of this State, relating
to Fire Insurance Companies.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of Law, I
William T.. Church, Superintsndsnt of Iusu
rance for the state. of Ohio, do hereby cefti-
! fy, Il At said Company is authorised to trans.
act its appropriate business Of Fire Insurance
in this State in accordance with law, during
the current sear. The condition and business
of said Company At the date Of such state
msnt (Dec. 81, ls72) is shown as follows:
amount Of actualpsid up capitai,si0O e00 90
Aggregate amount of available As. gsg
sets yoa I2s,a3s %
Aggregate amount of Liabilities,
texoept capital ihoiu ting sl5,. H.sas
sci IS for reinsurahce, being so -
per cent. sof preininms on risks g. ss
not termiaatsd, ~ i6,sa4 80
Amount of income for the prscs- ds
ding year in cash, 2S4ss Is
Amount Of income ePfor premiums s ad
on risks writtes during the year, ei
not paid in cash. a;=' 5000 4.
Amount of expenditures for the .sf:9
preceding year in cash, 81 heass s,5157s
~ In witness whereof, baveere
'' unto subscribed my name, and
r.. 8 caused the seal of my Office to bs
athxed, the day and year above writ.
ten. W. F. CHURCH, Sup't 3
HoLIrsrsR i BAkRR, agents at Woodsheld
Ohio. 4, so q ~ jan28w3
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DIED On the 1st inst, in Sunsbury
township, JOHN MILLER, ST., sged IS
years.
Mr. MILLER was the oldest resident oI
the township and was respected by all
who knew him. He was born July
18th. 1885, in the county of Northnm
berland, Pennsylvania; his parents were
of theold Dutch School. He emigra-
ted to Belmont county, this State, forty
Eve years since from there he came to
this county where he has resided for the
last SO years.
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ID 4 r. u,

On the 2sd January. 1878, Of Consumption
SUSAN WITTEN. daughter of the late. James
Witten. of Jackson township, this county, aged
80 years -.
Thus sweet and loving sister has passed to
a brighter and happier world. Then
"Why should we mourn departed friends,
Or shake at deaths alarms?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call us to his arms"
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Administrators Sale lasi
OF a L ESEsA EE.

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IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Monroe county, OHIO, VIII Offer
for sale. u public auction, on l:si.sl5 a1'f !
Thursday, the lSth day of February, 1873
at | l O'CLOCK, forenoon, upon the premises, In
Benton township, in sail Monroe county, tbs
following described real estate, 10 wit; ~.
Tue southeast quarter Of the northsast
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter of section thirty nve.in township
two of range i've, subject to an annual chaixs
OF twenty dollars during the life Of Klisabsth
Black, her dover therein. s, NJ Z,
Appraised, subject to said dover, at $500.
Terms OF SALE.--slne third in hand, ons,
third in one year and one-third in two Years
from tie day Of sale, with interest; the pay
nients to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises seld, THOMAS MURPHY, -
&c iai Adm'r'oi James ". gBlaok, les,d. 4
jaul4w4. s Il .slisg sit
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DEATH ON THE ROAD!
Joel Smith, OF SuuSbury Town.
ship, Dies In His Sled.
W IsKY THE USE!

We are called upon this week in oul
capacity of journalist, to. record another
sad affair resulting from the use of in.
toxicating liquors.
Our information is that on Friday the
3lst ult, Mr.. JOEL SMITH and nephew
left their home, in Sunsbury township,
for the town of Clarin gton. During
their stay there Mr.. SMITH purchased a
bottle and jug OF whisky. On the road
home Mr. SMITH drank the contents of
the hottie, and remarked to his nephew
that he believed he would try the liquor
in the jug. He partook of a quantity OF
it and in a few moments became un-
steady, when the young man took the
lines and Mr. SMITH laid down in the
sled. This occurred about four miles
from Mr. SMITHS residence. The young
man drove home, stopping at the stable
near the house and called to some one at
the house to bring blanket to throw
over his uncle, to keep him warm, until
he unhitcled and put the horses away,
when he would assist him into the house,
as he was too drunk to walk.
After caring for the horses young
SMITH tried to arouse Mr. SMITH, when
TO the horror of all he was found % be
dead! Aud from tile appearances and
rigid condition of TIE body twas thought
life hal been extinct for some length of
time. Two physcia were called who
gave it as their opinion that desth re-
suited from the use of the liquors drank
and advised the friends Of the deceased
to preserve the l;qnor in tie jug until
further Investigation could be had
Mr.. SMTfH leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his tragic death.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
sgs ~ - -
George Caldwell, Sheriff. ~
vs..
Samuel Cline ct ux.

QY virtue Of an order of sals.to ms directeo
- from the court Of commod; pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of the court house 10 the town Of
Woods6eld, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. m. aud 4 O'Clock p. m, on 'ss@
Saturday, the 1st day of Nerch 1873,
the following described real estate, situate in
Monroe county ohie, to wit; - -
The nerthAsest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section nineteen, township three OF
range five, containg thirty. mine aud ninety.
one hundsedth acres; also, the sonthwsst
quarter OF The northeast quarter of same
section, township and range. containing
thirty-nine and ninety one hundredth acres
Appraised at $I,4e0. 'f
s,,,a,,,s 6 - JOHN P...SPRiGGS,
tsn2sw5s Mas. Com. n C. O.
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Road Notice.

THEREwill bea petition presented to the
1 Com missionsrs OF Aoaroe county, Ohio,
at their March session, 1873, Praying for tho
location OF q county road, forty feet vide,
commencing At the south end of the iron
bridge across Sundsh creek at Cameron; hence
up arun through the landsiot Stephen At
kinson kiaabeth Green, 3eergs suppes, Ule-
rich Lehman, John Suffer, Jacob Bondy,T BEN
jamin Mcaahon and Jane HaIa to- intsrseSt
the graded ROAD leading from Woodsasld to
Clarington at or near Jane Halay.s hars..
iar2lw5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Of Chronic or Acuts Rheumatism, Gout, ST..
alta. Headache, Lumbago, Ague. Nervousness,
OF Kidney Afaetions accepted Tor tieatmaul
that csnuot cu-e 20 asss']i' ''siisa
wEwRRE CURED BY DIX FfrLERss wa.
ErABLB RHEUNATIC SYRUP, the pyescrip !.
tion Of an Eminent Regular Physiciaua AZ,
tor using without benefit bitisrs, compounds.
baths, tonics, liniments, pills, plastevs, wasks.
es, mineral springs, etc.. We know this won.,
deffrl discovery By ]. P. Filter, II. D, during
80 years. special prsctics in Rheanat'o sna
Nervous Diseases, win cure permanently the
most aggravated cases without injayy toths,
system II develops new medicinal lccmhi.
nations, scientific principles advanced -oLem..
istry aud progressive pathology; aui Is II
uur Judgment the only cure before the public,
We particularly and earnestly recommend Il
to sufferers of moderate means, who csnnos
afford experiments and loss on useless prsp..
aratons or exhausted treatments. & Z,
Rev. Thomas Murphy, ,. D., 23d ward,
Philadelphia; Res. c. H. Ewing, Media. Penn !:
Rev, Joseph Beggs, 22i ward, Phiia.; Rev.
John Stockton, Camden; ffon. Judge Lee, Can.
den, New Jersey; Rev. j. B. Davis, Higfits-
town, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart. Balti.S
more; ex Governor Powell. Kentucky: Hon. J.
Y. Greedy, msmber of Congress; Phila., Hon.
Alderman Comfy, Phlla, and thousands Of
others, a. we'll as the following celebrated
professors signatures, endorsing profession.
ally Dr. Filter, Wis; Philip Syng Physiok, 4.
D.; j. Redman coxe.l N. D., N. Chapman. y.
D.; 7. C. James. Robert Hare, NJ. D.; yiliam
Gibson, N. D.; VIZ Horner, N. D.; w.sP.
Devices. D;S Jasks,n. y. D., John Bell
N. D.; J. &. Mitchell, N D.; Thomas Harris,
NJ D; II L. 30 ige. NJ D.; Benjamin s. jSnnsy.
". d; N, ,shosmsker, N. D. s. ! rrs,s 5,-iy a :,
The Oft deceixsd sufferer may wisely aSt,
what security or evidence has he that Dt.
FirLEks RnEuMArIc sYRup viii cure his case.
The protection offered TO patients against In.
posiffcnfis ii a legally signed contract which
VIII Be forwarded without chargs with e1s
planatory pamphlets to any sufferer sending
to IS Fuurth street, Phila. Hons Ofics By
letter 4 sdescriptisn Of afiietioa, this guars
antse will state the exact number of bottles
warranted to cure, and in case Of failure the
money paid viii bs returned to the pasient-
A reward of 500 for an incn tAb.e case. Ne
other remedy has ever bean offered on such
liberal terms, Get cironlar on the various
forms OF Rheumatism:aiso blank applications
for guarantees. grstis Of ths spsoials agent.
J. 9. Nc Culiough, Agent, Bsallsvills, Nss.
roe county, Ohio. .ss...s. ,,s... $
nov26Y,
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Notice 10 TGsva and Township
TfCaSurppS.

Town and Township Treasurers will
draw funds due, on February settlement,
1873, their respective townships, AMI set
tie for all school funds received during
the year, on the l7th, 18th and 10Th of
February. Vouchers must be produced
for all school finls paid out.
Fels4w3 M. HoEFTLER, Auditor.
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Feb. s.by Rev. Chss. Ciancy,at the residence
OF the brides father, John w. Kinsey and Sa-
rah E. Keller, OF Monroe County. r. 81
On the same day. by the same, at the Parson-
age in Graysville, Hi J. B,ars and Mary J.
Coss, Of Monroe County
Jan: %, BY J. L Nally, Esq. John Dearth
and Carinda Duvall
Jan. %. by the same. D sniel Cumpstsn and
Cstharine Byers, all Of Monroe County, Ohio.
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E The day for candidates TO make
votes in this county by peddlins little,
dirty, contemplate stories against their
opponents. has gone by And we..pre-
dict the defeat. of the candidates who
attempt to revive that practice in the
ensuing county campaign
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EEWe learn from a reliable source
that the Republicans propose TO dictate
the nominees by volingein the Nomina.
ting Convention. They have no rieb,
to vote in the Convention. If the nom.
inatiers made please them and they de-
sireato vote for the Democratic candi.
dates, all right; hut no Radical voting
in the Convention should he permitted
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Administrators Sale


OF n E A L y s 4 ATE:
TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate
/ Court of Monroe county, Ohio, will odsl
for sale. af public aust'oD, on .;i.,,,.,ss-s,,.e
Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1873
At / / o'clock, forenoon, upon The premises
the following described real estate. situate in
Washington towns hip, n said county and
state, to wit: AS7e '0@tR 'a7
Twenty acres, more or less, in the south
west quarter of the southwest quarter OF sac
tion tour township four and range six, sutject
to tbs dower estate of Susannah Joy.
Appraised at Sl6o. -7sv3
TERMS or SALE.-Ons- half in hand, and the
remainder in enc year from day of sale, with
interest; deferred payment to be, sssursd b!
mortgage on property sold. m
JOHN BEARDMbRB,
-, Admir- Of Benjamin Joy, decd.
f.bi1 ,72ua
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~ The death of miserly Odd wo.
man is recorded by the Cincinnati news
papers Her nme was Elizabeth Bieve
but she usually was called "Matches Ma.
ry," as she pedded those articles and
did so to some purposes e,inasmuch as she
left real es ate valued at Sc .0U0, .ptomis.
Fsory notes against good parties for near.
" 5000, and little sum in cash. She
was irregular and Incorporate in hel
WAYS of lie, and her only son and heil
is now prisoner in the House Of Ref
uUa
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w Our thanks are due WILLIAM
WORKMAN, Esq, Of Sunsbury township,
for seven yearly subscribers. Esq
woRKMAN is sound Democrat and be-
lieves in extending the circulation of the
paper that furnishes the news of Mon
roe County, and advocates the doctrines
of progressive Democracy. ss lfea
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TThe Court on the 4th inst /, ren.
dered judgement in the case of GEORGE
W. FULTON vs. WILLIAM BURDETT and
wife, in favor of the defendants for ST.
500 with interest and costs, Motion
for new trial overruled. Notice Of ap-
peal given. Bond $1,000.
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EE The Fire Insurance Agency OF
this place, run by Messrs. HoLLrsrER d
BAKER, seems to be doing quite lively
business, having issued policies to the
amount of s2aS,4so 90, since the 1st oi
January, 1873 See ANIMAL statement OF
Etna, Franklin and Jefferson Insurance
Companies in another column.
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EMr. EVERETT MORRIS, son Of W.
T. MoRRIs. of This place. has been em:
oloyea as Clerk in the Monroe County
Bank. EVERETT is steady, reliable
youth, and, We predict, will make cor.
rect business man.
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F Barnum has already purchased
two giratfes, four large African ,lions,siS
Bengal tigers, pair of leopards. beside
white bears, sea lions, yaks, Glands, ,enus
zebras, ostriches, and "a Wilderness oI
monkeys Among the rare animals is 8
large-esred dwarf elephant, from the East
Indies, which weighs only 24O pounds
A man can easily carry it upon bis
shou lders. And its ears would attract
attention even in Noble County.--Ohio
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-11

EMrs BARNES purchased the town
residence of Mr. WARREN HoLLsrER
last week. for. 50 500, and sold her prop
erty on the East side of town to Mr..
WILLIAM SAITH for the same sum. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-02-11

ET TIE summerfeld Quarterly Cor.
ference. Of the NJ. E Church, resolved
at their meeting oil the 1st inst, by yeas
26, nays "a, not to renew the license of
Rev. BEsJAMIN DASFoRD, as local
preacher