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IlY virtue Of IN execution to me diies-
ID ted from the tieourt Of comn,n plesa OF
Monroe county, Ohio. | will offer for sale at
the trout. door, ii ths sotrt house. in the
town of Wooisdela, bstwesu ths hours Of ten
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. IN. on
Saturday, the 18th day of Morch, 1873
the following dsseriGed real estate stu LIE i'll
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
Part of the south end of the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter OF section fuur-
teen. range four and township four, containing
twenty-one acres; also, as q part Of the above
realty the privilege Of mining all the coal fron,
nnder the surface of the ground of the north-
east quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
fourteen, range four and township four.
Appraised at -26o z ss : .a,s -
"a GsoRaR CALDWELL,
fsbliwS. Sheriff ". c. D.
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Dogs vs. sheep.


Official reports show in Ohio an an
nual loss Of sheep Of 81, 600, 900 in inju-
ries-a loss equivalent to 100000
pounds of wool, or tax of two per
cent. upon the total sum invested in
sheep in the, State 1t is said that in
two years, from 1858 to 1870. Illinois
sank from the sixth to the ninth rank
among the States in tile number and
value of its sheep, and this great falling
off is attributed 20 1.-The proportionate. in.
crease In the number Of dogs, andseth
lack Of proper legislation to prevent
their. ravages among the sheep In Ma
ry,and the returns from five counties re-
po-t over 1000 sheep killed in one year
nv dogs. a
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Mr. EDrroR: In answer to an article
in yonr last issue, signed 'Many Voters.
l would say that have not the time to
canvas the county for the office of Del
egate TO the Constitutional Convention !:
hut ifiBominsted ard elected. will accept
the plhce and give it nv undivided ten
ton ] may give my views, at length,
upon the matters that may come before
the Constitutional Convention, before the
time fixed for the Nominating Conven
ton WILLIAM OKEY.
. Woodsfield. Ohio, Feb s, 1873
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Whereas. the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company located at Hartford Id the state oil
Connections, has fled in this Office sworn
statement. by the proper officers thereof
showing its condition and business. and has
comp led in all respects, with the laws of this
State relating to Firs Insurance Companies
incorporated by other States of the United
States,
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF law, l,Wil.
liam I. Churc" Superintendent of Insurance
for the Safe of Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Company is authorized to. transact its
appropriate business of Fire Insuranc in this
State, in accordance with law during the cur
rent year. The condition and business Of
sald Company at the date OF such statement
(Dsceuber 81. 1879 is sh,an as follows.
Amount of solual paid up capt:
tai, ~ 100000 90
Aggregate amount Of available
assets, 2,204:396 54
Aggregate amount of liabilities
except capital. )includipg re-
insurance, l,sas,27s u
Amount ofincome for the pre-
ceding year in cash, z,229, ,23i 80
Amount of expenditures for the
precsding year in cash, 1889 ,8e5 so
In witness whereof, have hsrsunto
subscribed my name, and caused
[sEAL the seal of my Office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
a W. F.. CHURCH, Superintendent.
JonS B DRieGs, Agent at Woodsfeld, Ohio.
febl1wl. s..5. 49,. :. .s
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HThe suferings and hnrdsbips

kN The suferiDgs and hardsbips o
the VANNEsr family in Switzerland
township. with the small pox have been
very severe. The father and eldest
son died and lay in the house durin J
one night and part-of the ensuing day
and not one Of the neighbors went near
the house to prepare them for burial
At the same time FIVE children were i'll
with thesdisesse, only one Of whom, a
boy, Was able to 60 about the house =
Mr. VANLAw and Mr.. PoNTIUs inferred
the dead father snd son.
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wMr Z. r NORRIS. of campbells
Station. Guernsey county, arrived here
on the 4th inst, to train lot of Settlers
and Pointers
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Nelp .AobMertls M
Farm for; j; Sale.

,VHE undersigned will offer for sale, or
| Tuesday, tho lith day Of March, ls7s.his
farm situated ore mile southeast Of, Jerusa
lem. Monroe county, Ohio, containiIs
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN
Acres, The improvements are frame dwell
ling house, one large frame barn, with othe
outbuifdings i; fencing good; plenty of fruit
trees, app es, peaches; piums and grapes, II
is we'll supplied With water for stock. About
so acres Of timber land. Road through tn,
farm.
For terms and particulars enqaire on the
premises. of the undersigned.
JANIS, ,'7svs. ". R. kIaMINs. i
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Another Ease Under the Adair
Liquor Law.

Tie Widow fJ0el smith, deCeaS-
ed. Sues Conrad Fransx, Jr., tor
5000.
Mrs HANNAH SMITH widow of JOEL
SMITH who died ON the 3lst ult., from
the use of Intoxicating liquors purchas-
ed of CONRAD FRANTz, Jr., as alleged,
fled her petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas On the 9th inst, setting forth,
"That the defendant, Conrad Franiz.
jr., did, On or about the 3lSt day of
January, A. d. 1878. sell intoxicating
liquor to her said husband. Joel Smith.
whereby he became intoxicated, in coE-
sequence Of which intoxication he af-
terward on said day died TO the injury
OF this plaintiff in the means of support
in the sum Of five thousand dollars"
That is the largest sum claimed in
any sdt yet commenced Id the Common
Pleas Court of this county.
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PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

EDS SPIRIT: Announce A. j. PEAR.
SON as candidate for reelection to the office
of Prosecuting Attorney; subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic County Convention.
80 ''f a' MANY DEMOCRATS
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E% NORRIS mill dam on Cranes Nest
was washed out by the freshet on the
4th inst. Apart OF JoHN STEEDs dam
on the same creek was carried away .
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COMMISSIONER.

EDS. SPIRIT: Announce GEORGE HAR.
yEY HUFFMAN, of Green township as can.
didate for County Commissioners: subject to the
decision of the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS. :
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THE SPIRIT FOR 1873.
FORM YOUR CLUBS
TEN COPIES FOR $l5 90.

We will send the SPIRIT to all single
and Club subscribers from now to jan
nary lst, 1874, for 80 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 SUBJ
scribers and Sl5, We will send IL copies
to anv 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 II. r WEST,
Dec. 8, 1872. Publisher
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sHERIFF'S, SALE.
4@t J. 1851 -gf .sys ,
Rebecca Troy e 3
Va. ,AG-i$ - f7s-
John Stukey ct al.

NJ virtue Of An execution 70 me directed
II from the court Of common, pleas Of Non
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
from. door OF the court house In the town Of
WoodsaeId, between the hours Of tan O'clock
a m, and four sclock p, m, on eitr I
Saturday, the 18Th day Of Mdrch, 1873,
the following described real estate, situate, in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: q F' =
Part Of lot thirteen in the town Of Cameron;
commencing for the same at the northwest cor
nor Of said lot; thence east ninety-two feet;
thence south fetty.two feet, thence west ninety
two feet; thence north forty-two feet 70 the
place Of beginning. ttei 1.eias - sgi
Appraised at $500. 89lsig ,bi4esig.s
GEORGE CALDWELL. !.
feb11w3. =t Sheriff III. c. O.
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EEDRIaGs & DoRR are Agents for
the Aurora Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, located at Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MARRIED -Oh the.5th inst, ,at the res.
idence of the brides father, AIR. Will
LIAM READ, in this place, by Rev B F.
BEAzELLE Mr. JoHS B. DRlGGs and Miss
SOPHIA w. READ
We return our thanks fora bountiful
supply of cake. and extend our .cohsrat.
uiaions to The happy couple. Nav their
future be all happiness and prosperity.
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Form for Sale.

rHyHE undersigned offers for salsths farm on
which he lives containing
TWO HUNDRED & SEVENTY ONE
Acres, three and a. half miles north of Woods
field, known as thd Kirkbride farm. There are
100 acres oleared,an the baan ce well timbered,
A log house, log stable, and two log sheer sta-
bles on the premises;good orchard;;wslI. watered,
and suited for stock or tobacco. 80 -
For further particulars call on or address,
.., ~ ,7-s JAMES C0OPER,
,feb4m1.a r,ee Miltonsburg, Ohio
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Meeting of the lafirmary Direc.

The Board met on the Sth inst. Tile
following bills were allowed: KErTERER
& MORRIS, for merchandise S25 2S-
HENRY SMITH, for butchering, 50 so.
LEWIS SULEssERGER was appointed
Superintendent of the County Infirmary
at saiair of $500.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WOoDsFIELD.

AND FROM WOODsFIELD.
Baruesville. which no~includes B-allsviiis
and Calais mails,. arrive each evening at
2. NJ. Leave each morning ats Am.
: Western Marietta arrives Tuesdavs aud
!: Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
ut q. m.
/ Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening,
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
y. Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Eeaves Wednesday and saturday
at .. m.
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EDS SPIRIT: Please announce JOHN
GATcHEII., of Washington township, as a can.
didate for County Treasurer; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic county Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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> TAn infant child of Mr.. FREDER-
IcK CIAueuss. this, Center, township,
died on the 4th inst.
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FMr. S. L. MOONEY started drove
of seventeen horses, to market in the
East, on the 7th inst.
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EThe Noble County Grand Jury
returned nine indictments as ''true bills"
on the 9Th inst.
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raE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY
Tuesday. February II.Is7S.
MASONIC.

NosRos LcpeK No. 1se, F. & A. NJ. meets
In their Hail. in Woodsfeld, on "Wednesday
evening of, or preceding. the full Moon of each
month. H. B. HILL, w. NJ.
JEsk, WILLIAMS, Secretary.
WooDsPIELD CHArrER,No 85. R. A. M..meets
at their Hail, in Woodsdelf. .ou Monday even
ing succeeding the full Moon Of each mouth.
ssza ,ssa - JsRR. WILLIAMS, H.P. =.
Jas. &. MoRRIs, Secretary.
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The Lake shore and Tuscaravas
sase Valley Railroad.


sass Valley Railroad.
The Barnesville Enterprise of the 9th
inst, contained an article urging that
this read should be extended from its
present termini. to Barnesyille and on
into this county. 1t says:
.'Moreover the completion of the line
to this point insufes its extension into
Monroe county, with population of
% 900, and awaiting only the, inspiring
influence of railroad to awaken it to
new life and energy No other road
will be likely 10 penetrate that county,
and the proposed line will thus have a
practical monopoly of the trade of a
region rich in agricultural resources.
Monroe county is alive on this question,
and awaits only the word of promise
from President Streator and his asso-
ciates It seems curious, in view of all
the circumstances of the case, that the
authorities OF this road do not at least
investigate the advantages of the route,
Are they so blind that they will not see ?
Are they afraid of being convinced?
We want Railroad Our people
stand ready to extend the necessary aid.
Will the above mentioned Company, or
any other, state their terms? The route
hes been surveyed from this place to
Barnesvlle, and found practicable. Or
aid will be given to make road from
Woodsfeld. via Lewisvile, Sumtnerfield
and Quaker City to Frepoft, Harrison
County. Let US have show Of hands
and see exactly what the prospects Of
this region are.
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Emigration Turning!
Cheap Farms i'm Southwest Nilsson

Cheap Farms i'm Southwest Missouri
The Atlantic. d Pacific Railroad Com.
| pany offers l,200,D00 acres of land in
Central aud Southwest Missouri, at from
S3 to Sl2 per acre,o seven Years time,
with free transportation from ST. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
law-abiding society invite emigrants
from all points TO this land Of fruits and
flowers For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st Louis,
Mo janl4y.
From the Noble County Republican
Samuel Fordyce, 4 well
known merchant and Stock BUYER of
Spencer's station, has male an assign
ment for the benefit of lis creditors =
His liabilities are said to be at least S25-
900, while his assets will probably reach
about $4,000.
Frozen TO DEATH--W are informed
that james Coffirld, who year or two
ago emigrated from the vicinity of Ma
ticiu W "aS With Ills epU
frozen to death during the late cold
snap. We have been unable to secure
any particulars.
Obituaries.
The Herald is printing obituary noti-
ces, with pnetry-Philadelphia fashion
of some of the Credit Mobilier vic
Tins. As specimen, this: Of
CoLFAx,, SMILER, of Indiana died of c. N.
the agones of this poor victim were intense; to
the last he insisted that it was something else
besides Credit Mobilier. aged 40.
4 beautiful smiler came in our midst,
Too lively aud fair to remain;
They stretched him on racks till the soul OF
Colfax
Flapped mp into Heaven again.
May the fate of poor Schuyler warn men Of s
srnicr,
Who dividends gets on the brain.
Indiana papers please eopy.)
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~Attention is invited to the several
farm advertisements in this issue.
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RECoar. adjourned on Tuesday. the
4th inst. The proceedings will appear in
our next Issue
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Case Under the Adatr Law.
Amount Claimed $l,O0O..verdict
$500

In the case Of ELIZABETH A. GROVE
against JOHN Michel, charged with SELL
ing Intoxicating liquors to the plaintiffs
husband, tried on the Sd inst, the jury,
after an absence Of seven hours, agreed
upon a verdict of $500 in favor of the
plaintiff. The detendents counsel gave
notice for second trial, which was al,
ldved The bond to be given by the
defendant was fixed at $500. N-
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rOur first and fourth pages con-
tain 4 variety Of interesting reading
matter.
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EDS SPIRIT: Announce Dr. j. B.
WILLIAMS. of Seneca township. as ii candidate
fol Representative; subject TO the decision oi
the Democratic comfy Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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g WILLIAM WORKMAN, Esq, Of
Sunsbury township, informed US on the
5ih inst, that the statement, made in
The SPIRIr three weeks since, that the
VANNEsT family, in Switzerland town,
ship, did not require aid, was incorrect
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HA live grasshopper was found
one day last week in Stark county, Ohio.
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local.

wohio wool sells for 10 cents per
pound in Boston. z1
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EDS. spIRfT: Please announce JAMES
WATSON, of Washington township as a candi-
date for Representative in the Legislature;
subject to the decision of the Democratic coun-
ty Convention. WAsHINGToS TeWNsHIp.
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TR EASUR ER,

EDS SPIRIT: Please announce ALEX
AMBER BUCHANAN, of Summit township. as
candidate for County Treasurer; subject to tn,
decision of the Democratic county Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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SHERIFF..

EDs SPIRIT: Please announce SAMUEL
GRoUx, Of Malaga township, as candidate
for Sheriff; subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic county Convention. 81
MANY DEMOCRATS
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FDs SPIRIT: Announce W. 4 Nor
RIs, of Center township, as candidate for
County Treasurer subject to the decision of the
Democratic county Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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EF-The appointment of Mr. boUIs
SULEsBERGEk TO be Superintendent of the
Intirmars for the year commencing
March ], is a first-ra'e one
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WILSON HENRY; of Massachusetts,, died of
sCs NJ tgreat hopes were entertained Of his re-
cevery:) aged 81.
His SHINING sore long time he bore, :.
Like martyr on rock, Ms
Till bad Hoax Amcs, of sinful 8 ames.
Had eased him Of his stock.
His sole" had ne'er into the void been cast
Had he ..waxed' firm and stuck unto his last ,
!Natick Aass.1 papers, please copy. Memorial
services at Faneuil Hall No Irish need ap-
ply.
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MEETING OF THE
Democratic Central Committee,

The County Central Committee met in
the Clerks office ON Saturday, the Stt
inst, pursuant to the call of the Chair
man.
Mr.. SPRIGas, the Chairman, not being
present, On motion. Mr.. GoURLEY, of Adj
ans, was called t. the Chair. and Mr..
MYER, of Benton, appointed Secretary.
On call OF the roll the fol owing
IN embers answered to their names:
Adams. JAS. NJ GOURLEY.
Benton n.,,.... AUGUST MEYER.
Frank lin =. :. ALEX PICKENs.
Gteen,. JONATHAN !IoLTsCLAw.
Malaga SAMUEL GROUX.
Oh'0....."....." -..........-.JOHN hUB1
Salem .................... HENRY MOwERY.
Summit. .......ALEX BUCHANAN.
Washington JOSHUA WAY, SR.
Wayne. ...................JACoB WILLIsoN.
The Chairman stated the Object of the
meeting to he to decide upon tile time
and manner Of nominating a Delegate
to the Constitutional Convention, also to
fix the time for holding the County Nom
mating Convention.
JosHUA WAY. Sr., of Washington, Of
fered the following resolutions: F
Ifesolced, That Popular Vote Con
venlion be held at the several voting pla-
ces in the county. on saturday, the 18th
day of March. 1873 to put in nomination
a Delegate to the Constitutional Conven-
tion.
Reso1red, That the poll-boohs be re-
tnrned t. Woodsfield on Monday, March
II. and the candidate having the highest
number of votes be declared the nominee
The resolutions were adopted.
On motion. it was resolved that none but
Democrats he permitted to vote in the
Convention
County Nominating Convention.
JONATHAN HoLrsCLAw. of Green, Of
fered the followiag 9 resolutions:
ResolUed, That the Democratic voters
of Monroe are requested TO meet at their
usual places of holding elections. in each
townshipi ON Monday, the 7lh day Of
April, 1873, to nominate by ballot, the
following officers:
One Representative,
" County Auditor.
IS Treasurer, q.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Sheriff,
Commissioner,
InfirmaTy Director,
"a g. Surveyor, IN re
Coroner.
And one Central Committeeman for
each township. aaf='8f 1890
Reso7ced, That the Central Committee
man return the poll books to Woodsfo'd,
on Tuesday, the 9Th day of April, 1873,
for the purpose ofcountjng the votes cast
and declaring the nominees,
Resolced, That none but Democrats be
permitted to vote in the Convention.
Adopted.
There being no further business tn.
Convection adjourned sine die
T JAMES GOURLEY, Chm.
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Dissolution Notice.

Af aETGS Is hereby given that the sopastnaf,
" ell p hsrstof,rs existing between Jahn
II ,lory aad g. II. Mallory. known as toe Arin
of Joha Mllluiyi& Co, is this day dissolved.
December 49, 1879, by mutual o1nsant. Those
knowing themselves indebted to the Asm Will
cali and settle on or before the 1st day o4
March. 1873 or COLLECTIONS ,xiu posivivel9, b
enforced. The business will hGrelfter be oart
rid on in the name OF B. II Mallory. who has
the sattlemont al tha firm, bisiaszl ,sss. tiF.se
JOHN MALLOEY q CO
doc24ya go skssS
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W.,P. KNoWLToN's ESTATE. i

fHNaE final settlement account of Richard
II Scott, Administrator of the estate OF VIM.
Z, knowiton, deceased,w will be for hearing Feb.
ruary II. 1879. .sJAS R MORRIS,
ltnsl, 7Sss febate Indge NJ C. o.,
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Cheapest Farm in the County
70 r 8 "a T. Il. }l

lHHB subscriber offers for sale hes farm, sits -
/ ate in Green township, containing
TWO HUNDREDAsDFORTY ACRE1.
The improvements are . good dwelling h. rss.
q large barn. snd sheep stables for 100 sh.sv..
besides ether outbuiidiuss, a good orohsrd.
we'll ,imbered ana Well watarsd, fnd plsusr
Of good st0ns coal on the farm. About ens
hundred and fifty acres cleared and aiaass kti
of il sssded down in timothy aud oloFsr. /.
TsRGs--$i, 500 down and S4,50p in Are,
equal pay ments Of 5000 . yea, with interssi
at Elk per cent annually, seoured by nsEts
gage Aiifsss, JANIS BUCHANAN,
janiAa3. Laings, Asuros Co., ohiA
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ComUention to nominate Delegate to the
Con stitutionnl r0nreRfion Sdt-
urdoy, March Is, 1878.
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Eg The jury in the case Of GIDEON
OSBORN against SAMUEL L. MOONEY, ren-
dered verdict in favor Of the defend.
ant. The Court set the verdict aside
and granted a motion for new. trial.
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EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce SIMON
DeRR, of Center township, as a candidate for
County Treasurer; subject to the decision of
the Democratic county Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS
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CONSTITUTION a. CONVENTION.

EDS. SPIRIT: Please announce THOMAS A.
WAY as a candidate for Delegate to the Consti-
tutional Convention; subject to the decision of
the Democratic county Convention. Mr.. WAY
was a member of the Convention which formed
the present Constitution.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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~ feat Richmond, Ind. is an ex-cler
gyman named the - John Reisteiner
Not having the care of souls upos his
mind, ana probably finding his time
hang heavy on his hands, he b thought
himself of the amusement of fngging
hi, wife He had only been married foul
months He was, 30 to speak. in tie fu
flush of The honeymoon But the nuH.
tial joys began to pail little: he needed
excitement and occupation, and he pro-
ceeded to obtain both in the manner
aforesaid. The unreasonable law inter,
ferei with him, and he was fined Sl60
When he exercises himself in that way
again. we trust t,e Court will make il
cost him at least $4,000, if not $3.50,
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