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a diving condition. II, being subject to
heart ii ease, his lie was for while
dispiirei of. Physicians were sent for
and restosa'ives apple lie was re-
m"vel home where he finally rslliod,and
by the ntxt morning he was able to be
about again.
Sam Lockart, one of the sheep pelt-
ers, whose doings in this vicinity We
mentioned some time ago, was tiled in
the Common Pleas Court last Wednes'
dav, The jury brought in . verdict "'
gully OF killing sheep and stealing p"lts
therelrom to the value of S3f so The
amount assessed against him lacked
only so cents of beiug sufficient to send
him to the peniientiary. 1t certainly
was narrow esc,pe AMI Lnckart may
consifer himself lucky that the amount
was no larger He was senteuced to
pay fine of s25, and be impris Jned
two months in the county Jail.
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At Kent, this State, $4,000 has been
subscribed toward joint stock compa-
nv with a capital of $4,000, to enforce
the liquor laws.
The Evening N6ws, of Jeffersonyile,
Indiana, has come out against the tenn
perance movement and declared for q
| license law.
The Steubenvile ladies are soliciting
funds to establish reading room which
shall be peasant resort for young men
in lieu Of the saloons.
The President of the Brooklyn City
Railroad has ordered that, on pain o.
dismissal, no conductors or drivers or
the road shall drink intoxicating liquors
or enter houses where .hey are sold.
1t is now automatically stated that nc
!, Corlist position before Bilboa has beer
captured by the Republicans. A thret
days. armistice, in which Bilhoa was no
included, was agreed upon for the buria
: of the dead. Meanwhile the lombard
ment is continued.
The State election in Rhode lslant
took place on Wednesday, and resulted
| in the election of the Republican nomi
nees The Democrats had no candidate
for State officers. The friends of Gen
Burnside for Senator have elected mos
+ of the Assemblymen.
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Washington C0uniy Atems.
from the Marietta Times, Cd inst.)

From the Marietta Times. Cd inst.)
Mr.. Daniel Schilling of Harmar, "a
ther-in law of Mr. Louis Giebel, of this
city, was found dead IN his bed on NJ on
day morning. He was CT years old
Temperance meetings have been held
every day and evening during the past
week. The ladies have made but few
visits and we have no surrenders to re.
port on the part of any saloon keeper.
UIrich UImer, an old German farmer,
who resided in Muskingum township,
this county, committed suicide on
Thursday of last week by hanging =
Two or three weeks ago Mr. Ulmer at.
tempted suicide in the same manner, but
was discovered and cut down before
life was extinct. He was So years old
at the time of this tragical occurrence
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written for The Spirit of Democr &C ~
From Summit Township.
LEooMprnN. Quo, April 2. Is

LEooMproN, Ono, April 2, 1874.
n, S3-I am composed of % letters
Ny l6 81 % is the name of something
every farm ar has.
Ny 3 22llIS6i is ,m sthing that gives
light
NV 10 1921 % IA 6 is a town in Stark
Countv
Ny 16 221I 6 4 is the name of mau
in Lewisville
My4 413 IA 10 is the name of man in LIE
compton
My 4 3 Is lois something that every far
mer uses
Ny 16 1884 is the name of an animal
My IL 6 10 IA is The name of wild ami
NAL
Nv 16 6 % is q nickname.
My 1856 90 is the name of town il
Washington County.
Ny 90 13 10 is made of iron
My S4 3 % Is 10 Is 22ls the name of .
township in Monroe County.
My 16 4 II IA Is is something that hou
ses are made Of
My 203 IL 13 IL is the name of towr
in Spain
MyS43 2215 1921 II % 10 7 is til,
+ name of man in Barnesville.
Ny s 1877 2 is something that lives in wa
ter.
My whole is the name of a man tha,
lives in Lecompton. j. G. HA
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Life in New York.
From the Tribune, 14th.l


Mrs. Annie Seabnry, who kept low
boarding house in North Fifth street be-
tween Eisth and Ninth streets, was strick-
en- down with smallpox aboht week
ago. As snon as the boarders discouer.
ed it they all fed from tue house, leav-
ing Mrs Seabury alone to recover or
die, as might happen The attention OF
some officers was called last Saturday to
the deserted appearance of the house
and the stencil which was complained OF
by persons living in the vicinity. The
officers forced an entrance into the bull
ding, and ascending to one of the upper
rooms, discovered the remains of Mrs.
Seabury lying upon the bed in a state OF
decomposition, she having died from
smallpox. The body was buried at
once, and by order Of the health author
tiles the house was thoroughly fumiga.
ted.
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Belmont County News
(From the Enterprise, April 9 ]

From the enterprise, april
Marx Albert of this place, was tried
at St. C;airsville, yesterday, for selling
liquor and found not guilty.
The First of April is the beginning
of The financial year in this region
Hundreds of farmers were in town yes.
terday, receiving pay for tobacco and
making settlements Probably 500,
600 changed hands during the day.
His Honor Judge Chambers passed
sentences Tuesday in the following
cases, tried at the present term of Com
mon Pleas Court, VIM. Shivers, Burg
larry, four years; Joseph Manahan, burg
larry, five years; VIM. Emery, aiding
and abetting manslaughter six years
James Gary, murder in second degree
for life.
Several of our saloon keepers hav
come to grief on indictments foun'
against them before the Inauguration o
the woman's war Dora Brown ha'
been fined 500 and committed to jai
until paid Conrad Myer S25 and ter
,lavs Imprisonment; Richard Shepherd
is fined 800 and twenty days in jail
Verify, the way of the traasgressor i
hard
Tuesday the temperance crusaders G
St Clairsville, made their appearance o
the street, calling at the place of bus
ness of one Mr. King, Joseph ha'
closed After their usual ceremonie
they passed on to A. G Downing, ais
one of the vendors where like ceremc
nies were performed, Mr.. Downing hay
ing made himself scarce. The prayin
land numbered 78
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From the Republican, ID inst.)

The wife of I. c. Morgareidge, Of
Dexter CITY, died of consumption, last
Tuesday morning, after long illness.
Isaac Abmver,an Industrious mechanic
of Summerlield, while hewing timber on
the oath ult., cut himself in the knee
with an axe he will be laid up for some
time with his injury.
| A valuable mare belonging to Robert
CalIand, of Summerfeld, was success
fully chloroformed the other day, and a
huge tumor removed from between the
fore legs, by Drs. Taylor and Massey.
We learn that Gen. Warner has accom-.
blished his object in Europe, and is now
on his way home with funds sufficient tc
pay all claims against the railroad, and
have plenty left to put the road in thor
lough repair, and equip it en:ire with new
stock.
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written for The Spirit of Democracy
Problems, Puzzles, EnismaS, &a

IgAnswers TO problems and eEigmas
in The SPIRIT of March "a:
No. 60-Mantua is river formed 0y
the river .Milcius; its population, al
though much mixed, is for the greater
part Eruscau
No. 6l-George.
No 62-Felicia Dnrothea Browne.
No. 63-Persons 6; each person paid
80 cents.
No. 64-Will reach the limb in 142 49,
81 days.
No. 65-396o feet per second.
No. 66-The one at the pole, as it is
unresisted by centrifugal force and has
an increased attraction.
No. 67-Fell 144 teet; angle of eleva-
uon 500 4'31'
No. $50 fee..
No. 69-Moosetocmaeuntic.
No. 70-3 sheep.
Homo furnished answers to all Of the
above No Ga he says, on the 18Th day
No 67-l44s feet; angle 80 , 21 As
nearly.
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From the Gazette, April Q !

Twenty six marriage licenses were
issued in this county during the month
of March. ~
The ladies are on the war path at
Flushing and have laid siege to liquor
saloons
There are now sixteen prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail with prospect
of several more being added to the
number before the close Of the present
term OF Court. Sheriff Cochran ex.
poets to take four of them to the Peui
tentiary in day or two. Of those now
in jail seven are there for violating the
liquor law.
On last Thursday evening Mr.. A. c
Downing, saloon keeper, was present a
the temperance meeting at the NJ. E
Church, and at the close Of the meeting
was solicited to sign the pledge Wa i'll
several persons were talking to him, b'
suddenly fell to The floor, apparently il
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Probate Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the close of our report
on the 9th ult:
March 2S-Deborah Mason was ap-
pointed Guardian of Henry Mason
W n Cleveland, Guardian of W. H.
Mcpherson, filed report of appraisers
and obtained order to sell real estate
Bond $4,000.
March 30-The account of James
Worley. Guardian of James w. Gray.
a minor was heard. confirmed and set
tied In Guardians hands S523 96
The first and final settlement of Jas.
Blister. Guardian of Josiah Miller, a
minor, was settled Balance in Guar
dians hands S36 90
j NJ. Burkhead, Administrator OF
VIM H Davis. deceased. rendered a
final settlement which was confirmed
In Admr's hands S211 16 belonging to
said estate
Benz. Rouse. Guardian of James S.
Gates, minor. made a final account.
which was confirmed In Guardians
hands SS5. which he is ordered to pay
to said 'ames S Gates.
Adam Henthorn. Jf, Guardian ot
James A. and Margaret E. Clark, mi
sors, rendered his first partial settle
ment: confirmed and settled. In Guar.
dians hands SIG of said Wards money
The first partial settlement of j. NJ.
Goodwin, Guardian of Mary l Voshel
a minor. was settled In Guardians
hands S210 05 of said Wards money
The first partial settlement Of Thos
5 Flowers, deceased, was confirmed
Balance in Admr's hands, SIC Ga
The second. partial account of An
drew Twinem, Guardian of Sarah J
Rutter, minor, was settled Balance
in Guardians hat ds $50S 60 of said
Wards money
The final account of Sarah E Hntch
eson, Administrative of Levi d Hutch
eson, deceased, was settled. The Court
finds that said Administrative has paid
SS4 Is more than came into her hands
The first partial account of Francis.
co Moffet, Guardian of the heirs ot
Hannah Moffet, was settled. In Guar.
dians hands 1925 SO of said Wards
money
The first martial account of G Cehrs.
Guardian of Elizabeth and Anthony
Howell, minors, was settled Balance
in said GUARDIANS hands $500 81
Same, as Guardian of James Knots,
an imbecile, filed his first and final ac.
count. which was confirped and settled
Edward Dav, Executor of the estate
of Thomas Day, deceased, fled his final
account; confirmed and settled Said
Executor paid ont S133 IL more than
came into his hands
April 1.-The Will of Adam Refs
beck, deceased, was admitted to pro-
bate. The widow, Anne Mary Refs
beck, elected to take the provision:
made for her support by the Will o
said deceased.
The Will of Robert Norris, deceased
was admitted to probate
April 2-WilIiam McDougal. Ad
minIstrator of the estate of Thomas
McDougal. deceased, filed the inventor,
and sale bill Of said estate; approved
and ordered recorded
JohE Kerr. Guardian Of the mino
heirs Of Fredrick Attle. deceased, file'
his third partial settlement, the hearin.
of which was continued to April 30.
April 3.-B R. briggs Executor O
the estate of Mary X. Moore, deceased
filed his final settlement, the hearing o
which was continued to April 80.
Adam Arnold, Administrator Of tn
estate of John Miller, Sr., deceased
filed an inventory of said estate, whic
was approved and ordered recorded.
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EFO On Thursday evening, the 26th
nit, after the return of Rev R NJ.
FREsHwATER from Conference, the good
people of Baresville gave him hearty
welcome home. and the Band seconded
them by rousing serenade. and all ex-
pressed their pleasure at his return by
many substantial gifts Among them
was valuable black walnut desk the
gift of the young men of the town
Articles of apparel for wife and chill
dren, and edibles for the larder too nu-
merous to mention, were found in the
parsonage after the friends retired.
The money value of the gifts was
considerable, but far greater in value to
the pastor and his family was the good
will expressed by them.
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Noble County n cws.
TFrom the Press, ID inst.

D. A. Foster is confined to his house
lin very critical condition from disease
OF the heart.
Mrs. McVay and John D. Sayre, two
of the oldest settlers of Wayne town
ship, died las: week
Henry letters is shipping slaves and
heading to Parkersbasg. The former
are worth SlS and the latter s22 pei
thousand.
AT the examination held on Saturday
there were seventy-seven applicants, sixty
of whom received certificates; three fol
eighteen months, nineteen for twelve
months aad thirty eight for six months
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written for The Spirit of Democracy. )
From, Summit Township.

LEcoMPTox. o, April 3. 1874
No. S5-I am composed Of II letters
NV l. ie II Is 1 make good crusaders
Ny ) > IL 10 II in time would put an
end to The human family.
My II l3 1 is the name Of an island
near the English channel
NV Is 10 IL Is 2Il7 is q familiar name
fpuni in the BihLc.
Ny I 10 5 rules in the United States
My 10 ! l is rc,b
Ny II ii is q nick name.
Ny 10 l6 Il ia very cold.
Ny whole is the name of 4 clerk in
Monroe County, Ohio. Respectfully
yoars, JAMES IL HAMILTON.
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~Mrs MARY MILLER, mother of
WILLIAM F HUNTER, deceased, aged 81
wears, left Steuhenville, Jefferson coun
ty, on Tuesday, the 3lst ult., at 10
O'Clock in the morning., to attend the
funeral of her son, and arrived here the
same evening, having travelled Is miles
of that distance in an express wagon
This is certainly remarkable trip, when
the inclement weather and the advan-
ced age of the lady are considered.
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spsfial Notites.

Children Often Look Pale and Sick
from no other cause than having worms in
the stomach. BRowN's VRRMIFUGE CoMRrTs
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child, being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredients
usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. els Fulton street. New York.
Sold by D,u1qists and Chemists and dealers In
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
August 26, lS73Y.
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aEThe temperance meeting at the
NJ f. Church on Friday evening, the
Sd inst, was attended b. large audi
ence. Addresses were made hv n
HoLLIsTER, Esq, Judge j. R MORRIS
and Rev. J. D. OLMsrED These speech
es were brief, but to the point, and
pleased those who heard them Ad.
iourned to meet at the Christian Church
Friday evening 10th.inst
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Tom the Chronicle, April 81

LARGE CATTLE JAS. Frazier, Esq
/ sold last week to Robert Frater two
yoke of cattle, one weighing $500 and
the other 1890.
Revs. J @. A. Miller,newly appointed
to West End Bridgeport, and j. A Nc
Clary to Kirkwood NJ E. Churches are
on the ground, and preached each last
Sabbath to their respective -congrega
tions..
The St. Clairsville Building Associa
tion has closed its books 1t run just
six wears; each stockholder paid in
S7S 25 per share There will be div.
idend declared Of Sl0l per share, with
a surplus of $500 on hand. This is
about ten per cent. interest for the IL
vestrneBt.
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The Treasury Department has pre-.
pared as complete list as possible of
the casualties on the great lakes in this
country within the last ten years, from
which it appears that in that period the
number of vessels lost was 1927. The
loss of life amounted to 1,34l pers ons
and the loss Of property aggregated
S57.37O.062
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~Hon. William Lawrence Of Wash
ington, this county has been appointed
by Gov. Allen, Director of the Peniten-
tiary for the term Of two years. The
other Directors ore Job, E Owens Of
Butler, Matthias Mouch of Auglaize
DR.. R. NJ. Nc 'onnell of Wyandot and
John P Bruck of Franklin.-Guernses
lJefersOnidn
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Summit Township.
LEwlsyItLR. MONROE Co. o.. April

LEwlsvILLR, MONROE Co., O., April 9
No. ST. am composed Of l6 letters
My 8 s III is what boys wear
NV II 2 5 is what drivers use.
Ny l3 l5 5 is kind Of animal!
NV 6 10 IL is what all farmers use
My l6 3 Ia is part of the body.
My 7 s II is part of the head.
My whole is my own name. ".
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

The members of the Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are requested to
meet at the Companv's Office in Woods
field. on Monday, the 4h dag Of May,
1874, for the purpose of holding a spe-
cial election to elect q Board of Directors
for said Com; any.
April7. .'14w4. W. +. OKEY, Sec.
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re- The next meeting of the Teach
ers Association will be held at New
Matamorss, Washington county, on
Saturday, the 11th inst. Prof DUFF,
of Harmar, will be present and deliver
"a lecture on the "Relation and duties OF
Parents 10 the Public Schools" the
evening of the 10th inst. A general
invitation to teachers and others is ex-
tended
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sHEK1FF's SALE.
John MeMahen
vs,
Ehauezer Mills ct al.

NY virtue of an order of sale to ma dirsosea
II from the court of common pleas Of AsH.
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at shs
front door of the ceurt house, in the town o.
Woodsaeid, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
q. In. and o'clock p. m, ON
Sdturday, the 1lth day of AprI, 1874. /,
the following described real estate, situste IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the southsast
quarter of section i've, township four Of range
Ave, c,ntainins forty acres Of land. in the dia.
trict of lands heretofors sold st Marietta, Ohio
Appraised at S4se.
T.o, LITTLE.
mob 10, ,T4gs, sheriff y. Gu,
HsApISr. and HrsfRa & Husrxa. Ats'ys,
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EThe following letter from Mr..
CosGRovE. received las. week, we, publish
in order that those who are arranging to
attend the school advertised by him, may
make different arrangements:
PoRT WASHINGTON, OHIo,(
March 80, 1874
Mr.. HENRY WEsT-Dear Si": Through
the advice of DIR Dillon and other physi-
clans, have concluded to take the sum
mer in recruiting my health. l shall,
therefore, not be able to fill my engage
ment as teacher of the "Select School,
which have advertised to commence
April l3, in your place
I am sorry to disappoint any who have
kindly offered to patronize me, but do ii
with more freedom knowing that the dis
appointment, if any, viii! be merely nom
inal, from the fact that Mr.. R E Tilford,
a very worthy young man and hard
working, energetic teacher, intends teach
ing in Woodsfield during the Summer,
and from my experience with Mr. Tilford
in teaching, know him to be a superior
teacher, and one who will give his best
energies for the advancement OF those
who may place themselves under his tn
forage. All who patronize Mr.. Tilford
will be amply repaid.
For the insertion of the above in The
SPIRIT you will oblige very much.
Respectfully yours.
S. G. CosGRovE.
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DIED On the 9th day of March,
1874 at Sylvan, Wisconsin, Mr.. STE
PHEN HENTHoRN. aged So years.
Mr.. H was, formerly, resident of
Washington township. this county; he
served as County Commissioner for sew
eral years and was an efficient officer
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EFThe dull prospect for a profta-
ble tobacco crop has turned the atten-
lion of some of our farmers to. the sub
ject of wool-growing. A question well
worth considering just now is, Which
have been most prosperous, those who
for the last ten years have persevered
in wool growing, or those who have
persevered in tobacco-growingP We
would be glad to have the views of in
telligent wool-growers and tobacco
growers on this question Its correct
solution might be worth many thous.
snds of dollars to the people of our
ounty.
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MARRrEp.-on the 2sth day of Feb,

MARRIEp-On the 2Sth day of Feb
ruary, by Rev H LYONS, Mr. Dixon
RILEY and Miss MARY JANE ORN.
On the Sd dav OF March, by Rev.,W.
A. WALTER, of st Johns Church. .Switz-
erland township. Mr. JOHN HANEY and
Miss KATRINA LIEBER
On the 9th inst by Rev. KRAUs, of
the Lutheran church. Mr. VALENTINE
NEUHART and Mrs. BARBARA SHEETS,
both of Woodsfield
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EThe funeral of Hon WILLIAM F.
HUNTER took place on Thursday, the
ID inst. The remains were followed to
their final resting place bv large con-
course of friends and relatives. Rev's
SMITH and OLMsTED performed the re-
licious services
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Legal Notice.


A DAN RaBI.B, Of the State Of West Viz
n sinia, win take rotiss that RiiiabstA
Frankhauser did on the l7th day Of JsndAry,
A. D. 1874, Gle her petition IN the eoart sf
common pleas Of Monroe county. OHIO .asainst
the said Adam Rabls and John Brunnsr. ds-
PENDANTS, setting forth that on the first day
of May, A. D. 1870, the defendants executed
and delivered to the plaintiff their note far
$l00, due one day after date, It interest
from GATE st per cent. The said Adam Rs-
be is notified that he is required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 9TH
day of May, 4. D, 1874. II default be made.
said petition will be taken to be true and
verdict rendered accordingly At the next term
of common Pleas court.
HUNTER / HUNTER.
mthle74ws. Att'ys kr piafntfE
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The Household Panacea and Fam.
lily Liniment

lHC x1OuScHUlu Il dudCCtk bAAu Il
lily Liniment
is the best remedy in the world .or the fol-
lowing complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach, Pain in the Stomach, Bowels OF
Side, Rheumatism in all its.forms, Bilious
Collie. Neuralgia Cholera, Dysentery, Colds
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chilis and
Fever, Cor Internal and External Use.
Its operation is not ouly to relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint It penetrates AMI pervades the
whole system, restoring healthy action to al
it's parts, and quickening the blood.
The Household Panaosa is Purel
Vegetable and All Healing. Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN,
No. eI5 Fulton street New York.
Fog sale by all druggists. Aug26, '75T.
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EEThe personal property advertised
in the case of WILLIAM BEARDMoRE VS..
JOHN BEvER and others, was sold hv
Sheriff LITTLE, at Graysville, on the I'd
inst. The total amount realized was
about 50 000
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EMr GEORGE CRAWFORD, Of An
tioch, this county, met with a serious
accident the evening of the 23d nit He
was chopping wood when stick struck
him in the right eye. destroying the
sight. s
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MUCH IMPRovED.--We learn that Mr.
Thomas Walton who met with such a
serious accident near Washington last
Friday, is much improved and is now
out of danger. This viii he gratifying
iniel3i-elce to his many friends
Whce!ing Register Cd inst