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Probate Notice


4 CC0UNTS and vouchers have been flsd IN
II the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, for settlement, BY the following Rxscu-
tors, Administrations and, Guardians,
Michael Hunkler Executor OF Aichast nunkl
Ter, nnal. q i'eff-stisilui.S rsotasigef9
9. q. Trsmbly Admir- Of Elizabeth TrsuSly
partial. .aasaF
John Bever Admir- Of Peter Bsyar, partial
G. W. Raton Admir- Of Dade Douglas. final.
Samuel Gilmore Guardian of John 8. Baker.
partial. 80 s,hsstssR
], A. Boise Guardian Of John u. and Jssss Y.
Boice, partial, j f-,I ,aI4i iefftgf;TFr
Isaac Bsardmore Guardian Of, Isaac Booth
partial. ss5f & sffgl
J. Davis, Jr, Guardian Of Rsbscca ]. and
Nancy 3. PAIL, partial. .,.
b. Winland Guardian OF Sarah, Margaret, su-
san and Martha Winemsn, partial.
David Trembly Guardian Of Margaret, Jers-
miah and Hannah Truck, partial
VIM. Dickey Guardian Of Mary. Maggie. Sd
san and William Dioksy, partial. oa
Any person interested may de written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item thsre-
OF, on or before the 18th day Of January next,
when the same will be finally heard and con-
tinusd from day 70 day until Anslty dispss ID
OF. - Jas. 3. MORRIS,
dee22, '74ws. asos Probate Judge. a
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.
From Franklin Township.
SrAfroRp. Ono. Dec. Is, |

STAFFORD, Ono, Dec. Is, 1874,
Ed. SpIRIr: After looking over the
reports of your many correspondents
from different parts Of the County, l
find they don't report the amount of
wheat sown last Fall and how il looks.
There was larger breadth of land
sown in this township than was sown
in any one year for fifteen years, and it
looks beautiful, the freezes have not
hurt It vet.
tUUaccu crop IS prery YEARLY all
bought up at prices ranging from cignt
to ten dollars per hundred.
Considering the hard times our far
mers have done we'll in the way Of i'm
provements. Martin and Marx Zwick' 8
built themselves good barns last sum-
mer; also John Baker has built large
barn and is going to erect a dwelling
house in the Spring
Yours, TT.
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There has been a great number Of
cases Of Diphtheria among children but
none fatal in the neighborhood.
Sabbath evening, the 18th inst about
seven o'clock, Mr. Edward Reed, OF
this vicinity, departed this life having
reached the ripe old age Of 81 years
He leaves the rich legacy of long and
we'll spent christian life to large num-
Der Of friends and relatives.
The school in the Reed district has
closed for vacation during the protract
ed meeting in the church This school
is now in a better condition than it has
been for q number Of years. The in-
terest of our school is we'll taken care
of both morally and intellectually by
the old and we'll experience teacher
James Taggart, which has been well
demonstrated by his active labor in the
school for the past five months and will
commence the lst Of January next, fol
the term Of three months more.
L D.
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sHERIFrs SALE. z.
Thomas Scott
vs. TgR
John w. Scott ct al. X.

rDY virtue of an order Of sale in partition
IL to me directed from the court Of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will oEsr for
sale. at the front door Of the court house In
the town of WoodsHeld, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock g.. m. and 4 o'sIeck p, m,,oq
Saturday,the 26sh day Of December, 1874,
the following described real estate situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: .zII ~
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section tventy-ssveu. township
four of range six, containing forty-ous acres.
Also, the east end Of the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section TWEEN.
ty-seven, township four Of range six, con.
tanning tsn acres.
Also, the south half Of the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty eight, township four Of range six,
containing twenty acres.
Appraised at 81 ,420, subject to dover Of
Elizabeth Scott.
O. LITTLE,
nov II, '74W5. Sheriff u. C. O..
H. HoLLAsp, Atty.
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EThe lecture OF Rev. SMITH, at the
NJ. Z Church, ,on Friday evening brought
out the fullest house of the season The
sui ject was "darriages among the Tn.
civilized" The method Of courtship
and the forms Of weddings in various
barbarous nations were presented in o
graphic manner. The lecture was enliv-
ened by the recital Of illustrative Incl.
dcnta, and occasional contrasts and com
parsons of the civilized with tue unciv'
ilized modes lpa5
81 While 1t will be generally conceded
that the subject was admirably treated
rhere are some who think it not one o.
the most entertaining fer a popular lee
tare It's eIeeutionary scope was ncces
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written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Franklin Township.
December IA, 1874

December IA, 1874.
ED SPIRIT: I send you few items
this morning. Please insert them in
your paper
The third quarterly meeting, Sum.
merf Id Circuit, Reeds appointment,
commenced on Saturday tho 18th and
continued 10 Sabbath night. Rev.
Hickman, Presiding Elder, was present
On Monday morning protracted meet.
ing commenced by the Pastor of the
Reed appointment, to be assisted by
Rev. VIM. Danfurd and others. The
members Of the Reed church have beer
having their church building repaired
this Summer and have just secured {
large kell for their church.
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Written for The Spirit Of Democracy
From Bent0n Township.

BROWNSVILLE, w., Lee. ~, 1919
Ed. SPIRIT: On the 9th day Of No.
vemher Margaret Anderson, daughter Of
DR. Anderson, died of pulmonary con-
sumption, at the residence of her father
in New Matamoras. She was buried in
one of the cemeteries in Brownsville on
Sabbath, the 29th ult. Miss Anderson,
was highly respected and loved by all her
acquaintances. Had she lived she would
have been twenty years old on the day of
her burial.
William Knowlton, of Mstamoras, was
lost off the Malie Ragon coat, and is
supposed to have been drowned, about
twelve miles below Pittsburgh, on
Wednesday night, December 8. The
general supposition is that he got up
while asleep and walked off the boat. A
cry for help from some one in the water
was heard on the boat at near midnight !,
but nothing further is known of what be-
came Of the missing man. the body not
being recovered. 70
A J.Dorr. Of Woodsfeld, has charge
of our public school for this winters
term. He commenced teaching on the
10Th Of November; has full school, and
is well liked 80 far by the pupils in gene
raj.
Mr.. Christian Sanders dwelling house,
in process Of erection, caught fire this
evening and raised considerable excite
ment in town. The fire commenced in
the weather boarding just behind defec-
tive 6ue on the first floor, and was getting
good start before it was discovered -
The alarm was given about Z o'clock; 9
prayer meeting was being held in the NJ
E. Church, which was Immediately bro
ken up, and the citizens worked actively
and extinguished the fire before very
much damage was done. BENTON.
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit Of Demoerary.l
From Sunsbury Township.

BEALLsvILLE, OHIo, Dec ls, 1874
En- SPIRIT: 1t is with much sadness
that I am compelled to chronicle the
sad news that John Griffith is no more
He died OF peritoni'is Of the bowe's af
ter an illness of four days at the ripe
age of 7G years. He leaves wife and
one child. wih numerous other friends
to mourn their irreparab'e loss. AS a
husband and father he hal hut few
equals; as citizen and ntiglIbor he
was unsurpassed The Up. esbYtclian
church of which he was 4 member, ami
one of lis pillars, will miss him much.
lie died as he lived one of the most
consistent men in our community, and
we think vi hout an enemy The ques-
ton is. upon whom shall the mantle OF
John Griffi II fall. s.
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EBA very sad piece of newsis that of
the insanity Of Commander William B
Cushing, of the navy, the young hero,
some dozen years ago, Of the destruction
of the rebel ram Albemarle. Comman-
der Cushing is a native Of Chatauqua
County, where his family still reside, and
he is pleasantly known to many of our
citizens. 1t will be remembered that he
DESTROYED the Alhemarle by steaming
right on to her at night and exploding a
torpedo under her as she lay at her dock,
up the Roanoke River. His own vessel
was blown to splinters with the enemy's,
and Cushing escaped by several hours
swimming From the river he finally
made his way, through almost impepetra
be swamps, to the Union lines. 1t was
superb and daredevil exploit.-Bg8a
10 Courier. 1Ha .ai
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wThereis is funny story told OF a
Presbyterian minister in India, who, not
long ago, when taking an evening walk
near his own house, was shot by his own
chokeedar-private watchman. He as
serted that, he had mistaken his master
who was very much disliked-for thief
and his excuse was accepted, although no
one more than half. believed it. There
were not many tears she'd by the other
missionaries; but for the sake of decency
they erected tombstone to his memory,
on which, whether in malice or innocence,
they caused the following inscription to
be cut:
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The strike of the iron pudders in
Pittsburgh is likely to cause much dis
tress. Out of 800 furnaces which have
run without interruption for years. fur
nishing steady employment to thousands
of workmen, all but So are closed. The
worst is that the striking ruddlers do not
comprise much more than one-ffth Of the
persons thrown out Of employment by
their action. Leading iron manufactu-
rers estimate the whole number of work
men thns deprivedof their Substance at
10000.
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

.e. December II.
CATTLE-Sales, fair TO choice steers,
5 50a5 IS: :stockers 3a3 60
HOGS-Market moderately active and
prices are firm at lOc higher, ,ranging6 80
al Is for fair to choice; mostly to pack
ers at 6 Seas 80
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head ;market
overstocked with common grades; good
to extra sold at 4a5 10.
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HUFFMAN'S MILL.

HAVING recently repaired my mill on
IL Muskingum Creek, near Antioch, for
merly the Ollom mill, am now prepared to
grind wheat, corn, or any other kind Of grain
the publio may desire made into -four.
have three run of burrs. and can do grind
ing on short notice; custom ers can have their
grists to take home with them. The ordinary
tolls will bs charged. This mill will do work
from this time on that cannot be surpassed
by any other in this section Of couatry.
invite share Of the public patronage.
HENRY, HUFFMAN,
Antioch, Monroe County, Ohio.
declS,'74m2.
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may not be received 'thankfully' or
otherwise. 1t is not assuming a great
deal to say, that the people of this dis
tlict will feel that their interests ore
quite as safe when Mr. VAN Worries has
none of Mr.. SANDS money In his pock-
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gWe have another saw mill horror.

yWe have another saw mill horror.
Last week a portable mill at Vincent,
Washington county, exploded killing
two men named Hotsel and VIM. Har
ris. A man named Stockdale was badly
scalded, and a little boy had both legs
and both arms broken 1t is feared that
neither Stockdale nor the boy will re-
cover. The destruction Of the mill
property was almost as complete as thai
OF the ST. Clair 4 Hays mill, near Cum
berland. The killed were horribly
manplcd. d.-Jpfersonidn. @ .
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AT.ooking shrough half q dozen pa
pers, ist now, which favor contraction,
We flnd nve OF them dunniug their sub
scribers. The publishers Of these are
certainly not the men who have that "ex
osss Of currency" which Is rulniny The
country. 7s a
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Buffalo Cattle Market.

SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market dull !;
Western sheep, 3 1905 60 The only
sales reported were of 900 Western
sheep, averaging S7@l09 lbs, at SO
@5 so, and 1863 Canada sheep and
lambs. averaging lis lbs., at 5 S74.
HOGS-The market is, slow and q
shade weaker, and buyers are holding
off for decline. Yorkers, 6 624@7 !;
heavy hogs, 7@7l5.
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Mr.. Beck Made a Raid

On the Republicans the l4th inst, by
offering resolution providing for a
Select Committee of FIVE members to
investigate the causes which led to the
dismissal OF proceedings by the Gov
ernment in the celebrated safe burglary
conspiracy. The resolution made 3
sensation, and for time it looked as il
the motion to suspend the rules for its
passage would not be even seconded.-
Butler, by instinct fearing danger, took
the lead in opposition. There was
decided maj j,rity, however, for second
ing the resolution; but it failed to get
two thirds, the vote standing 1876 ayes
to IS nays. Every Democrat and a
large number of the better class of Re-
publicans voted in the affirmative.
Shortly after the defeat OF the resolu-
-tion, when the appointment OF Com
mittee to investigate the Vicksburg af-
fair Was up, Butler made fling at those
who had voted to investigate the safe
burglary conspiracy, when Mr.. Beck
replied with much neat. stating that the
object OF those who refused to vote for
his resolution was 10 cover up the we'll
known completely of high officials of
the Government and the District in that
Infamous transaction that the Govern
ment had abandoned the prosecution,
and the Attorney General had dismissed
Mr. Riddle, the Special Attorney ap'
pointed to prosecute the case. because
he had developed facts which fastened
guilt upon those men; and that it was
necessary to cover up their guilt go as
to prevent the exposure of the infamous
acts of the Attorney General that the
resolution had been defeated. With
such an accusation as this from a re-
sponsible member, it is difficult to see
how the Republican party can dare to
refuse an investigation. 1t is believed
that it must come In the end, and there
is the most direct authority for stating
that when the whole truth comes to be
told It will put SHEPPARD, Grant and
4 Williams in most unenviable light be
fore the country. Riddle was dismiss
ed because he laid the evidence Of Shep
hard's completely before the Attorney.
General, and wanted to do his whole
duty.
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~ Congress is discussing the propri-
eiy Of re-establishing the franking priv.
negs. We have not enjoyed She rare
treat of reading q Patent 0fice Report
aince the frank was abolished. but We are
willing to stand il little longer.
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NvThe House Committee has amend
1.-THE Civil Rights Bill so as 10 provide
Cor separate insteal sf mixed schools.
sod has made other changes for the bet
nf.
Tho Fall elections brought about this
symptom OF returning sense.
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&EOne OF the blessings for which
oar forefsthers aft, bled and died." was
~she pursuit Of happiness
This spursuit" 10 likely to be prolong-
I'd indefinitely, and to about as much pur-
psss as kitten pursuing ito tail
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New York Cattle Market.

g New York Cattle Market.
,aaxe: IN New YORK, Dec. II.
BEEVES--M Market quiet but firm, at
full prices. Very poor to good native
cattle range at Sa124c; common Texans
S4e. ~
SHEEP--Not mnch trade but firm
feeling, with unchanged prices; common
to premium sheep 5a74c; poor to extra
lambs 6a7ac.
HOGS-Market firm at 7a74c for live
hogs; &c for city dressed, and ssaSfc for
western. ,,.t..-
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H0ne Of the blessings Of our isols
don, especially nsticcable just now.is our
comparative freedom from The sramps
aad,vasabonds with which all the towns
On Important thoroughfares are oyerrun
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HThere are four counties In Ohio
which are out Of debt. or these Monroe
V one. Somebody is entitled 10 credit
for this very desirable state Of affairs. A
heavy debt these hard times would DO uu-
usually oppressive.
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JOHN MCMANIAMA's WILL.

THE last will and 5estament of John MpMan.
i lama, late of Monroe county, Ohio, de. :
ceased, together with the record thereof, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th day OF Jnne, 1874, !
New, notice N hereby given, that q dtiy eertis'
fed copy of said will was filed and admitted 70
record in the Probate Court Of said Monros
county, on the llth day Of December. 1874 and
recorded therein. JAS.sR NORRIS.
deo22, ,'74w3 Probate Judge. i
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WThe much Wanted new admins
t1tion organ in New York.the Republic,
has gene to its last resting place, accom-
panied by the tears and 2roans OF large
eoncourse Of Federal officials.
Iss wonderful tenacity Of life is evi-
dsnced by the fact that ii supported this
administration for several weeks.
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Divorce Notice.

John G. WILLIAMS will take notice that
q Angeline Williams filed petition against
him in thecou of common pleas of Monroe
county. Ohio, on the 26th day of November, A
D. 1874, for divorce, on account of his wilful
absence for three years; the case will be for
hearing at the March term. 1875.
H0LLISTER & OKEY,
dec22, ,74w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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Phi,adeiphia Wool Mar kes.

Dec. l8.-Wool-Steady; Ohio, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia double ex-
ira and above 55@56c; extra 54@55c
medium 55@56c; coarse Soc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 4S@50c; medium 53@55c; coarse
Soc, combing washed 60@65c; comb
ing unwashed 43@45c; fine. rnwashed
3O@35c; coarse and medium washed
$4,000 extra and mcrino pulled 45@
4sc; No; 1tand superfine pulled 42@46c.
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sarily limited for the mos. par. to mar.

sarily limited for the most part to anar.
ra,ive style. -
The subject was certainly not one cal.
cuiated to draw largely on Rev. sAIrHs
rich resources of original thought, nor
wss it one In which the hearers would
take that keen interest go important when
instruction is the chief object in view.
Th. se of US who hear Rev SMITH fre.
quen,ly learn to expect so much from
him that we probably often do him In
justice by contrasting him with himself
and are not fully satisfied with that which
from another we won'd heartily applaud
The lecture was delivered in that full,
free AMI clear style characteristic OF ali
Rev. Smiths discourscs, and was replcte
with information, and in'erspersed with
occasional ,lashes Of humor.
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HAn effort is masking In the Legis-
lature to incorporate all the festures Of o
license system into the liquor law by an
svssion OF the Constitution.
n there il not authority clearly within
the Constitution to remedy the defects of
che liquor law. II had better be let alone.
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uCoSxLrse has introduced bill
which provides for issuing bonds to the
amount of eighteen million dollers with
which to take up the Indebtedness OF the
District of Columbia. This is chiefly the
debt made by Boss SHEPHERD.
With the passage OF this bin and fur
ther contraction Of the currency our peo-
pie couldn't well be otherwise than very
happy.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

December II.
CATTLE-Common SEAS medium to
fair SO 25a4 25; good to choice butcher
grades 81 75a6; . few fancy brought Sc
S0a6 rs,
HOGS-Common SO 25a8 so; medi-
um to fair Sc 60a6 rs; good packing Sc
S0a7 extra butcher grades 81 loaf %.
Some 5000 were left over unsold.
SHEEP Offerings were light and mar
ket firm at from o. to S. so for common
to good qualities.
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Public Sale.

THE personal property belonging 10 the ess
i tate of Thomas J. Carleton, deceased con.
ssting Of horses, cattle, Sheep hogs, corr, oats,
wheat in the bushcl and in the ground, hay,
fodder, wagons, harness. farming utensils. and
other property not mentioned. will be sold at
his late residence 8 miles south of Jsrusalem,o ON
the 7th day of January, Il. d. 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and win con-
tinue from day to day till the property is all
sold l7sie1 2a9
Terms made known on day Of sale.
dec22, '74td T. D. CARLETON, Adrn'r
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EEBRs BurLHk succeeded In defeat
bag an investigation into he dismissal OF
the safe burglary suits There was dan
ger Of ipjnring this administration.
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The Cincinnati Eaquirer calls 1t
ashe little Sands.yan vorhes-Smith
whisky-Internal- -Revenue-O Office Gene
sal-Advertising fight" sa. "
sSay that again, pard. and say it Glow"
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SAn additional line Of passenger
steamers to Europe will be needed abont
che time the Democratic Congress- com
nences its. Investigations.
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a%The investigation Of the Pacific
Mail subsidy promises another Credit
Mobiiier conyulsion. About 8750,0o0
disappeared, most Of which it is alleged
vas hunting the place whereis could do
ths most good A large number Of Con-
sreesmsn and other officials have sudden
" become Quakers Of the shakiest sect.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

December II.
CATTLE-Receipis 2,74S head; mar
ket slow sales 1878 head; very bes. on
sale 37ia6 IS; first quality, 4 25a5
37t medium or good fair quality 4 274a
4 So
HOGS-Receipts 4,s06 head market
quiet at 9a9 So
SHEEP-Receipts 1866 head market
quiet common to good 4a5 So y -es
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Cincinnati.

Dec Is Flour 8 25a7 90; Wheat /
12al 90; Corn 70a72c Oats 57a62c; Bar
ley 30al As; Rye l2sl IL IN
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Chicago.

Dec 1s.-Flour 4 25a5 so; Wheat
s3a92c Corn 66a76c Oats 52tc Rye s5c; /;
Barley 10a1 "a.
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THos. j. cARLEToN's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ,sub.eriber
~ ha. been appointed Administrators on the
estate of Thomas J. Carleton, late Of Monroe
county, deceased. T.. D. CARLETON y
.dec22 '14w2
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New York.

Dec 1S-Flour 4 00@S co. Wheat l
O4a1 So; Corn SS@93c IOats 67@69cA.
Rye 92@95c. Barley IS. SG
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Notice.

NOTICES hereby given to all persons to net
~ give credit to my wife, Maria Lehmann,as
I will pay no debts contracted by her, On rny
account, from this 7th day Of December, 1874.
decl5, 74w3. JOHN LEHMAN,
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WoonsfieId stock Market.

December 2l.-Cattle 2a4c per pound
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs 5S5fc
per pound.
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Dec. lS-Flou: 5 15a6 25. Wheat
l 2O@l 35 Corn s0aSSc Oats 66a6sc
Rye l 90. .f.