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| Farm and Mill for Sale.

ONE HuNnRED ANETWEETF ACRES
~ OF land with good dwelling, rooms and
cellar, stable sHd other outbuildiugs; a good
G MIST NIL l..
with q Is feet oser.shot wheel, two rrn Of haSH
.mut-mil. bolting-aloth and elevator, all n
good running order.
About so acres under cultivation; s,nail az
chari; balance Of land in good tnnbsr; lays
well except the creek bluffs. All Of vtfish
will sell for $2, ,5G0.
Terms easy. For further particulars aa.l on
the undersig, ed and examine the property, sit,
.te on the Piney Fork OF Sun6sh. in Sunsbu-
ry township, three miles south Of Boallsyillc,
Monroe county. -.
Also 30 acres in Canter township 8 miles
northeast of Woodsfcld, on Supfjsh creek, three
eourths of a mile above Winland's mill; about
30 acres cleared: small orchard and two good
tsbaeco horses; Balance in good timber A good
chance for raising hhaceo Price > ,OO0s
cash or hall cash. balance on time With interest.
Persons wishing to buy vii, please call on the
undersigned at his residence at the Piney mil
feh3. 3.74w4 H. II. LINGO. !,
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
.Berjamin S'ins
Harrie, Slime ct al.

DY virtue Of an order Of ssle in partitioR
- to me directed from the court OF common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, win offer for
sale. on tho premises, in Perry township,
se,ween the hours of 1e clook .. m. snd
O'Clock p. M, on
Sn'Hrdoy,'he 28M day Of M,reh 1874.
the following described real estate situate ID
Monroe county. Ohio, to wit:
The southwest quarter Of thu northwest
quarter Of section eleven, township three Of
range Ave containing forty acres more or less,
Also. so much of the northeast ausrter Of
section seventeen. same township and rauss,
~ lies north of the - road, leaving the
Wooasfsd and Antioch rnsd in said quarter,
aud leading to '.Lick Skillet in said county,
containing sbout sixty acres of land.
Also, so much Of the northeast quarter Of
section seventeen, sams township and range.
a. lies south Of said road leaving the Woods.
aeid and Antioch road in said quarter, and
leading thence to "Liok Skillet" in said
county; and also, that part thereof lying
-outhwest of tue road leading from Woods
field to Antioch, m said county, containing
abou. ninety FIVE acres.
Appraised. ist .raot at $720.
2i& Sd tracts, at s3 766 So.
TO. LITTLE,
Sheriff u. G. o.
HrxrE. HUrYER, Ats'ys,
| FehA, 'T4wS.
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~The records in the Auditors Of
fee show that The SprRlr Office recciv-
ed for printing and stationery for the
county, from July "a, 1868, to Septem-
ber 4, 1878, a period of 5 years,1 month
aud ii days, the sum of $3.50 Is
OF this sum there was paid $l,407 05
for stationery, leaving S3,923. 70 as the
actual amount received for printing -
The average per year was 1884 "a.
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Philadelphia Wssl Market.

February 27.-Wool firmer. Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 57@5Sc; extra 55@57c; me.
dium 55@57c; coarse 45@50c New
York, Michigan, Indiana aud Western
fine 50@524c; medium 53@56c coarse
45@50c; combing washed esq T0c ;
cpmbing unwashed 424@45c. Canada
comhing Gg@65c; fine unwashed 500
3Sc; coarse and. medium washed 500
3Sc, tub washed 54@5Sc; extra and
melino pulled 45M50c
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

February %
CATTLE-The arrivals up to his
writing have been larger than for the
same lime last week; the market has
not fairly opened; BUYERS are holding
off, and holders are refusing TO make
concessions: prime to extra steers are
quotabie at 6@6ic.
HOGS-Are also in light supply and
the market is 6rmer Workers, 54@5ic;
Philadelphia hogs unchanged al 64@
$50.
SHEEP in light supply and stiff at
tul rates. say 54@7ac for common to
extra.
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from the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Cattle Market.
February z

TtDfuary %.
The arrival of stock last week was
somewhat larger than for two or three
weeks previous, and the stuck was gen.
orally Of better quality The prices
have advanced slis hlly on the better
class Of stock.
CATrLE-The arrivals during the
week amounted to 9S head The ruling
prices was 5t@6c for first class Cattle,
and 3t@4 for inferior grades.
HOGS-The arrivals during the week
we're 1876 head. The ruling figures were
3 75@6 80 per cwt.
Fifteen Calves were disposed of at
from 00@l0 0O per heal.
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EERev SHAW, in the Pittsburgh
Adrocate of the 10Th ult, says of che
meetings held on the Clarington charge
of the NJ F. Church:
"We have some good meetings on
the Clarington charge, Seventeen join
ed at the Zion appointment. The Ger
man Metbodists helped us at Zion
The meeting was very good We are
now holding a good meeting in Clming-
ton. Two have joined"
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rs-We can't grant our Columbus
correspondent discharge His letters
are full of useful information, and are
anxiously looked for by The SPIRITS
readers. When the Legislature adjourns
furlough will he given him until that
body convenes again. THIS is the very
best we can do.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

On motion the report was received
On motion it was decided to hold a
temperance meeting on Friday evening.
of each week, alternately at the Chris
tian and Methodist churches, until fur
ther notice.
The following resolutions we're adopt
ed:
ReSolued, That Temperance League
be organized for this town aud vicinity.
RESOLVED, That the officers of said
League consist of President, 5 Vice
Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer
ResolUed, That the Executive Com
mit,ee heretofore appointed report to
the next meeting the names Of suitable
persons to fill the several offices of said
League
Mr.. S. P. JONES and Mr.. S. SPANe-
tER announced that from information
received, they believed that all persons
engaged in the liquor traffic had conclu-
ded to quit
On motion. adjourned to meet at the
Christian Church Friday evening, the
9th.
FRIDAY EVENING, 9th ult.-Hon. ].
R. MORRIS was called to the Chair and
j P SrRIaGs, Esq, made Secretary
Rev. OLxsrED, Chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee, reported that the
following named persons had been Sc.
lected for officers of the League:
President-NATHAN HoLLIsrER.
Tice Presidents-T A. WAY, J r.
NORRIS, Mrs. MARY KoEHLER, Mrs.
OLMsrED. Mrs F A WILLIAMS.
Secretary-,JoHN P SpRIees.
Assist Sec IS L MOONEY.
Tfedsurer-A. c MILLER
On motion the report was received
and adopted
The following resolution was adopt
cd:
Resolred, That this ORGANIZATION re
quest the co operation of all the friends
of temperance in the county.
On motion, the Chair appointed a
committee of five to draft an address
to the people of Monroe county, to he
presented at the snext neeting-Revs
OIMsrED and SMITH, Al PEARSON, JEkE.
WILLIAMS and S L. MOONEY.
A vote of thanks was rendered the
Choir for attending the different meet
ings,and their further services requested.
Adjourned to meet in the NJ. f
Church, Friday evening, March 6.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

Georgia has a SO poll tax; vet the
newspapers cannot account for the steady
exodus Of colored laborers from that
State
The people Of Pittsburgh are congrat
ulating themselves upon their immunity
from disastrous fires. During the past
year there have been only ourinstances
where the loss exceeded $4,000 the
whole number of fires during the year
was 2l2 and the total loss amounted to
32ll l,9S9,upon which Sl52.789 insurance
was received The fire alarm telegraph
system in use in that city is very highly
approved,
The Appropriations Committee of
Congress will propose an amendment to
the postal law, so as to provide that after
June 30, 1874, conveyance in the mails of
samples of merchandise, packages of clo-
thing, seeds, cuttings, roots, scions, sam
Piles of metals, ores and .minerological
specimens. and Sound books shall cease
A portion of he committee also favor
abolition Of the cpostal car system 1tis
estimated that these economies would
nearly cover the annual postal deficit.
A new electric whistle for locomotives
is now coming into use in France II is
intended to take the place of switch sig
nails Opening the switch causes q cop
per plate short distance off in the road
way to become electrified A metallic
brush on the engine transfers the current
TO the whistle, which is opened and re-
mains open until steam is shut off by the
engineer. If the engineer is neelecting
his duty the fact is at once made known
by the continuous sound of the whistle.
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Probate Court.

The following business has been
transacted since the close of our report
on the 2lst uIt
February 2l.-Andrew Twinem, Guar
dian of Sarah j Rutter, minor, filed
his second partial settlement account,
the hearing Of which was continued to
the 30ih day of March; and notice or.
.dered published in The SPIRIT OF Dem
oCRACY.
February % Jacob Stimpert, Jr..
was appointed Guardian of the heirs OF
Rachel Stimpert, Diseased. Bond s40O
Jacob Stimpert, Jr., was appointed d
Guardian of Elizabeth Yockey, minor
Bond s4O0. ~
w N Cleveland, Guardian of J. W
H Mcpherson filed petition to sell real
estate Of his Ward
February % Benjamin Rouse was
appointed Guardian of Sarah J Emma
L. and Mary A, Davies, heirs of James
Davies, deceased Bond $4,000.
Benz Rouse, Guardian of the heirs
Of James Davies, deceased, filed peti-
ton to sell real estate of his Wards.
February 26 Daniel Neuhart was
appointed Guardian of Catharine, Ame.
liza and William John Claus
Peter Shater, Guardian OF the heirs
of Henry Bauman, deceased, filed peli
ton to sell real estate of his Wards
Daniel Neuhart, Guardian of the heirs
of William Claus, DR., deceased. filed
petition to sell real estate of h,s Wards
February q Sarah E. Hutcheson,
Administratrix of the estate Of Levi d
Hutcheson, deceased, fled her final set
tlement account, the hearing of which
vas continued to March 80
Edward Day, Executor of the estate
of Thomas Day, deceased. filed his final
settlement account, the hearing Of which
was continued to March 80, and notice
ordered published in TIE SPIRIT OF DE
MoCRACY
t.f4.
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Life Insurance.

The New YORK MUTUAL ie the strong
est Life Insurance Company in the
World lls.f r.- ff
The NEw YORK MUTUAL is the cheap.
est safe Life Insurance Company ,becanse
it averages the largest dividends to the
policy holder.
For terms, DC. call on JERE. WILLIAMS
Agent, Woodsfield. Ohio. feb10w4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

FThe records in the Auditors Of
flee show that the cost of printing and
stationery for the county for five years
ending September 4, 1873. was S9,9A
81 In Belmont county the cost Of
printing alone, for the same period, was
5000 al.
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Cheap Farms for Snle.-Easy
Terms,

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad Com
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
81 to sl2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
abiding society invite emigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st Louis,
Mo. tlec30y.
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DIED.-On the 1lth day of February,
at Bellaire, Ohio. of Pneumonia, DIR.
ALLEN SMITH, of Window, Minnesota,
aged 81 years.
DR.. SMITH resided in Woodsfield sew
eral years and was known to our people
as moral, upright Young man. We
shall publish. next week, an article from
the Window Reporter relating to the de-
ceased. 1t speaks in the highest praise
of his many good qualities.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

rWe wiilShow to the readers of
The SPIRIT, in our next issue, that the
condition of the finances of Monroe
County are in better condition than
over before. This state Of affairs is
dine to the Auditor and County Com
missioncrs' faithful and efficient man
apetnent during the psst three years.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
From Green Tow mship,

New CASTLE, o Feb. 20. 1874
No. 36-Therc'are three numbers of
which the sum of the first and second is
equal to The { of the third number; the
first and / OF the third number multiplied
by 2is equal to three times the second !;
and the sum of the three has the same ra
ito to twice the third az lot IL. What
are the numbers?
M. 37-A man had field Of corn
which he hal marked both ways of the
field, and the rows one way were three
feet apart and the other way feet apart
The rows were the same number each
way, and the diagonal row contained S25
hills Of corn; how many acres was there
in the field ? T. p.
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GEThp full rpr

gThe full reports of the proceed
ings of all meetings, examinations, elcc-
tions. conventions and other matters
connected with Monroe County and the
country, that we can obtain, will be
found in The SPIRITS columns each
week.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

February Is,
CATTLE-Receipts, l,700 head
Shipping grades fairly active and finn
at 4 40@4 80 for fair to good, and SO
5 rs for good to prime. Shipments, L.
400 head
HOGS--Reeaipts. $4,000 head; good
grades active and firm at 20@5 go for
choice to extra Philadelphia, 5 75@6
80. Shipments, 1900 head
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-W E'osREsr |

kEW. FORREST HUNTER, Esq, has
not gone to Marietta to engage perma
nently in business there. as some sup
posed. He had fattering offer there,
which, we are informed by good au-
tbority, he declined. He will remain in
Wood sfield, and we are glad Of it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

EAdjutant General Amos has ap-
pointed Mr.. LOUIS SToEHR. of Claring-
ton, formerly of Woodsfield. to take
charge of the Arsenal at Columbus
The salary is $500 per annum.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

l.. Hoeffler, Mast. Com, to W. J..
Galchell, lots 3 and 80, Gravsville, SS3.
A, Cooper to j. T McGilton,2 acres,
Washington township, $50.
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~LAUREscE NEUHART, son of Mr..
D. NEUHART, Sr., of this placS was
kicked on the head by colt one day
last week and considerably injured. DR.
DILLON was called thd pronounced the
injuries not dangerous
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Inquest Of Lunacy.

An inquest of lunacy was held on
the 25th ult, in the case of WILLIAM J.
UMpLEBY, of Bethel township, and an
order issued to Sheriff LITTLE for his
conveyance to the Asylum at Athens.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

cENumber of marriage licenses is
sued hy the Probate Judge, for this
county, for the month of February,
1873, !, %
Same month, 1874, IL
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EEWe request our township cores
pondents to furnish US the names OF
tobacco packers in their neighborhoods,
and the total pumber Of pounds pur-
chased by each during the present sea-
son. So s~t
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

EF Mr. SAMUEL HUNTER, Of WAYNE
township, has sold bis farm of 81 acres
to Mr. JAMES SIZED and Mr. III. H.
TURNER for $2,100 Mr. HUNTER in
tends to remove to Iowa in April next.
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PR 0 S P 3 C I q S
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
Woodsfeld, Monroe Co.; O.,

We propose publishing a nrss ssass
weekly paper, in which will bs fouud the
GENERAL News OF the country, and tho
LOCAL NEWS of Monroe County
The latest Market Reports, from all
points. viii. he furnished our readers.
We shall advocate in the future, ss in
the past the principles Of Democracy.
We shall aim to gi7e the people the
truth concerning all mattefs Those gui'-
tv of corruption in public positions win
be exposed, without regard to what party
they.may be attached, This we regard
as the true course Tor pabfs ,stnsl 10
pursue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

T Mr. z. DENT and Mr. BENZ w.
BRowN, of this township, Center star
ted to West Virginia last week for the
purpose of purchasing land, provided
they like the country.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

cFT The following business was trans
acted in the County Recorders Office
during the month of February:
Recorded. 40 Deeds and II Mortga-
ges and released 9 Mortgages. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

EThe following townships elect
Justices of the Peace at the election to
be held on Monday, the 9th day OF
April: Lee. Malaga, Sunsbury, Switz-
erland, Seneca, 2. and Wayne.
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The Eve,

The following is a simple remedy for
sparks dust or sand in the eve: Take
anywhere between 20 and 100 clean fax
seeds and wet them with vinegar, turn
the head back and place them in the
eye, and hold the lid over them short
time, so they will work back 1t will
not hurt, but Immediately relieve, as
the seeds will raise the lid off the mote
and prevent further chaiiny, and will
form mueilaee, to Which the mote will
adhere, and in dav or two one after
another of the seeds will work out, anl
the obstacle with it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

The expenditures for the years 1872
and 1873 show what can be done, in the
way of keeping down expenses, by ju-
dicious management.
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Chicago.

February 27-Flour 50@6 co.
Wheat l 1901 18. Corn 53@62c.--
Oats 4g943c Rye S5@S5ic. Barley
| 45@l IS.
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EFH Hon. WILLIAM OKEY, Member of
the Constitutional Convention, was at
home on Monday last. He left for Gin
cinnati Tuesday morning.
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FThree cases were commenced in
the Common Pleas Court since our last
issue.
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LOCAL.
New Advertisements.

The Monroe Bank, S. L. MOONEY
! EE Gold closed in New York on the
9th ult at 81 12s.
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EE Fifty FIVE persons in this county
have government license for retailing
liquor. This includes all kinds of liq.
uor for which license is required.
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Union Prayer Meeting at the
Christian Church Wednesday evening,
4th inst ,and at the NJ E. Church Thurs
day evening, the 9Th inst.
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New York.

February u Flour 5 60@7 Co.
Wheat l 5S@l 81. Corn 76@S5c.-1
Oats 6l@63c. Rye l 00@l 03. Barley
| &C.
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sEBThe man who would perpetrafe q
joke about our roads is an unfeeling
wretch.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

Eff MoRRIs & MAYS are buying up
another lot of horses for the Eastern
market
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cE The.expenditures of the County
Infrmary for the year ending Septem-
Der 1st, 1873, were s2,663 %. The
number of inmates wss SO.
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Cincsanafl.

February 81 Flour 7 00@7 Is
Wheat 1 3S@l 40 Rye l OIL. Corn
59@62c. Oats 44@52 Barley l s..
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EEIt is believed that not drop of
liquor is unlawfullv sold in our town.
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w Mr.. ZAcARIAH DENT, of Center
township, sold his farm Of 110 acres
few days since, to Mr.. RUBEN ALLEN,
of Wayne township, for $1,000
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

sEEMrs S. u BARNES removed to
the residence of Mr.. A. C. MILLER last
week.
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EEThe County Commissioners con-
vened in regular session yesterday, Mon
dav, the ID inst. Their proceedings
viii appear iu our next issue.
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Baltimore.

February 27-Flour 00@S 80 =
Wheat l 1901 go. Corn Tie. Rye 900
Gle Oats 55@57c.
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II There we're nine settlement ac-
counts for hearing in the Probate Court
on the 2Sth ult. The result in each will
be given incur next issue
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, IA, February 70.
CATTLE-Arrivals % cars; best ca
6 40; medium 5@5 Is; common 4 so
@5 co; slorkers 4@4 40, bulls AGA
HOGS-Arrivals II cars; best Phil
aielphia 30@6 so; Workers 5 60@5
80
SHEEP-Arrivals IL cars; best 6 so
OF; medium 1906 25; Common 8
50@4 so.
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FSnow fell to the depth of four
inches during the 25th and 26th ult.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-03-03

EFOur first and fourth pages con.
tain seven columns of interesting read
ing matter.
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Woodsl1cid stock Market
March Cattle 3@41c per pound
Sheep 3@4u per pound. Hogs 44s per
pound.
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EMr. BENJANINE w BROWN, of
jackson Ridge, sold his farm of 81
acres, snort time since, to Mr. JOSEPH
Brown for S2,200.