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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-10-05
WooDsFEID MONROE COUNTY OHIO TUESDAY OCTOBER
TheB. SIS. w. RR.

The following which is clipped from
the Wheeling Intelligencer indicates the
feeling in that city in regard to our rail
road enterprise. Coming from the
source it does, it deserves special atten.
ton:
THEs sBELLAIRE- AND SOUTHWESTERN
NARROW GAUGE RAILRoAD-.The friends
of this enterprise are still pegging away
at it, and We hope that their complete
success is near at hand. They should
take courage from the success that final
ly crowned the long continued and some-
times almost discouraged efforts of the
Waynesburg & Washington Narrow.
Gauge. That road is now being built
cheaply at that, and before many months
the cars will be running between its ter
mini. Then will come surprise on the
part of the people. along its route that
they ever could have doubted its advan-
tages. These local narrow gauge roads
are beyond doubt the roads of the fu-
ture in our billy country. Their econo-
my in original cost and in cunning ex-
penses is too marked. 10 be ignored. As
feeders to main lbes and as developing
agencies 1.-THE country on either. side
of these main lines they must prove in
valuable. Greene County, Pa, within
the borders of which the whistle of the
locomotive has never been heard, will be
opened up to the influences that beget
wealth, intelligence and general activity,
when heEnsrrow gauge now building is
finishd, md the same will he the case
With Moqroe County, Ohio, when the
Bellaipe 3 South western road ID built. y
We shall then not sarsso much about
the "darkhins Or Monroe . aAsSs NsAE''
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HEALTH AND. DISEASE.
5'a Yfs; s--.@-l i,.s tse tSise sE
Health Hints for Body, Mind aud
Soul. sS - tr :.

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Next to religion, there Is no element
so essential to successsini life as vigor,
Gus, robust health >, ca
Be your own master, and master of
your calling, and yon will soon become
the master of others. 7sn'
A cheerful disposition is the sunshine
Of the soul. sl,4a
He is not the happiest or most sue
|cessful man who has accnmniafed the
most money, but he who has done the
most good with it for Others ~ ai
He who does his work promptly ,cour-
teously and well, will in the long run
have as much as he can do.
That man lives the longest who wisely
divides the occupations of life between
brain and muscle. .0ap.I saHe ,ae.
Neither body nor brain are safely, tru-
ly, and happily rested by doing nothing.
Those who know most seldom make
positive statements on any subject. The
weakest-minded and least informed are
habituslly the most positive.
1t is not he who works the hardest
who has the best health !; it is the delibe
rate, steady laborer who lives the long
In no case is habitual night study an
economy Of time.
Hard thinking tires the body more
than hard work. ri ftas. G
The man who has the power of sue
cess is he who controls circumstances,
instead of allowing them to- control
him. ~ ~ s.,s ~ gsadt 7ifo-.f, f,rr qsa:.-
The six cardinal "dont's" are, don't
drink, chew, smoke, swear, deceive, mol
go security. .~.-
The mission OF life is to make living
here as asmeans Of; securing a living in
the great hereafter 4 a Is--a.E} IA6a
The waysto greatness 10 through diff
Guilty.
1t would revolutionize society il each
one were to oconsider sacred Oto secresJ
1.-THE i'll remarks heard of, another, and
make it point to repeat only the pleas
ant things said of others. lesd | sseos
|, The ability to make money is talent
1.-THE ability to keep it is two; the ability
to use it wisely and we'll is ten. Ill n
Hurry is the bane of modern civiliza
ltion, and is often blind, sses iies ye.J 3.
Il Half the failures in life are from the
want Of faith, patience, and persistence
| Harsh words, and harsh requirements
have many 8 time alienated . child''
feelings, and crushed out all its love o
home. - g.
! Many q young man might make biz
own fortune while, waiting for his ia
| TIERS. - '.
1 They are the happiest and the longes
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AS 10 the advantages OF THIS South
western road when finished to the city
of Bellaire, and, indirectly, to our own
city, they need not he more than alluded
to. 1t will make Bellaire, instead of
Barnesville, the shipping point by rail
for Woods6eld, and also for McConnels.
vile when the road is pushed on to that
point, as no doubt it.Hnl De IN go short
time. A local trade with Bellaire and
Wheeling will spring up all along the
line, The Ohio River at these two
points viii Be the natural outlet OF all
the country opened up by the road Our
manufacturers and jobbers will have q.
rev area of country that viii be siheiri
natural customer as against other locali-
ties less ,favorably connected. ~
Looking at the importaace Of this
road in this light, we are glad to see that
q temporary organization hasrbeen effec
ted under the Presidencyf Of Col Sulli
van, of Bellaire, along with whom an in
fuential hoard of directors has been as /,
sociated.. We trust that they will know
no such word as fail, but adopt the mot
to of Grants dispatch to Sheridan at the
battle or Five Forks, which was to
''push things.'
The Rallaire Tndenen0enf concludes
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(Map XIII, No. 5.)l

This limestone has handsome ap-
pearance, and with proper treatment
should make good cement lime. ~.
The iron ore found in the red shales
west Of the town is very pure and excel.
lent, as will be seen from the following
analysis by Prof. Wormley: ,,
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The Bellaire Independent concludes
an article on the subject Of our railroad,
and its organization, as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

MONITION.-STATE OF LOUISIANA - SEC.
NJ District Court for the parish Of Orleans
The State of Louisiana. to all whom these
whereas Mrs. Angeline Avegno widow of jean
Martial Lapeyre, has purchased at public sale
licer sed and qualified auctoneer in and for
me ne ely and par perish Of Orleans, on the tenth
judgment rendered and signed on the third day of
March, 1875 by this honor able court, in the suit in
partition entitled L. s. Iibier administrator of
IloseT, tes'amentary executor Of the succession
of sophie Eve Wttte. deceased wife of Claude
! .h and the said Claude Tieer No 35as3 of
after described, has applied to this court for mo
MY niS,on or advertisement In conformity 10 sections
237o 237l, 2372 and 1878 of act No. Sc, approved
March l6 1870, and commonly shown al an act for
the revision of the statutes OF general character
ested neren, are cited and admon,shsd in III
name OF the State of Louisiana, snd of the Sec.
ord District Court for the PARISH of Orleans who
can set up anv right, title claim in and to the
property hereinafter described IN conseq uence of
any informally in the order decree or Judgment
of the court under which the sale was IN sde or
any irregularity or egaiity in the sppraisements
and advertisements, In time manner of eale or
10, %,s shy . other detect show cause
hrst inserted in the public papers why the sale SO
made should not be confirmed and homo,ogated.
The said property was sold under and By virtue
of the Judgment above recited, at which sale Nre,
AAngeline Avegno. widow Of Jean Martial Lapeyre
became the purchaser for the Sum of nineteen
thousand one hundred dellsrs.
Description of the property as obtained in the
process verbal of the auctioneer:
Al that parcel or lot of ground. together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon, stu.
ated in tne Second District OF this city, on the en-
placement comprised within the foot OF Old Levee
and the public road between the two mar.
kets, having, French measure, rs feet inches
front on the line Of the Oh Levee, 2, feeI 6
inches front on the line of ths old public r,ad 50
feet inches in depth on the western side eu Line
Of lot No. and 50 feet in depth the east side or
a line fronting the veget able Market, the whole
according to the plan deposited in the Office of
Iheodl!e Buisson, notary public.
A. L. TISSoT. Judge.
FRANZ PACB, JR.. Clerk. noll u 10 20 de3 II 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

RY HOEY q O'UONNOR-N NICHOLAS J.
- hoey, Auctioneer-Ottice No. IS Comm en- caI
place on TUESDAY, December n, 1879, st twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on Royal street, between Customh0use
and Canal streets, by virtue of Judgment in
partition rendered By the honorable the Second Dis
trict Court Tor the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled matter, on the third OF November, 1875,
and signed the eG 18th OF November 1875 will BE-,
sold at public auction the following described
l. GkRTAiN PORTION OF GROUND in tina
First District of this city, IN the square bounded
by st. James Tchoupitoulas. Religious and Market
streets, as per sketch OF W. T. Thompson, deputy
city surveyor, on the nineteenth OF August 1855.
said portion OF ground measures 255 feet inches
lines front on st. James street, the same on the
line dividing it from the other portion of the
square, and l59 feet 10 inches ) lines front on
TchoupitOulss and Religious streets respectively
warehouses slate root, leased as tobacco ware
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, int, in the Sixth
District OF this city in the square bounded by Lou
isians avenue, Toledano, Prytana and ST. Charles
streets, and is composed OF the whole of lots Nos.
TO I, inclusive and lot No. H. and has total meas
urement OF III feet 10 inches front on Louisiana
avenue aud running through the square has a
total depth of $40 feet between parallel lines and
front on ToedarO street of III feet 10 inches to-
gether with all the improvements thereon, com
prising one-storv and attic frame cottage raised
.. CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND d. in the
Of the larger portion OF the lots Nos i, and 3.
forming the corner OF Prytania anil Teledsno
81 leet nom on ffytanla street,
by 100 feet in depth and front Toledano street:
together with all the improvements thereon, com.
prising q twO'story frame dwelling shiuge roof
leased until the fTst OF OCTOBER 1876, at SIS per
month.
. /. THIRD MORTGAGE NOTE on the Willow
Grove Plantation parish Of St. John the Baptist
Louisiana, for $500, dated the fifteenth of May
1872, payable one wear after date and bearing in
terest of eight per cent per annum from maturity
until final payment.
5. SUNDRY BILLS RECEIVABLE, ETC, amount
ing to 82l81 81 as per inventory on iile
Terms of SAle-fasl the
Acts of sale at the expense OF the purchasers be-
no20 81 ~ del II Fl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

Omitted States District Court-In Bankruptcy
No. li18
DY q. z. GIRARDEY, AUCTIoNBBR-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-THURSDAY,D ecem.
eer %, 1875 at twelve o'clock H., the ST. Charles
Charles Hotel, in this city, viii be sold at public
auction, by and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. W B. Woods, Judge Of the Circuit Court,
acting during vacancy in the office of Judge OF
the United States District Court for the District of
Louisiana. dated December H. 1875, and rendered
IN the above entitled matter the following de-
THE GNbivfDED Two.THIRDs INTEREST in
and to tract of land es tsblshed as sugar plan.
tation, known as the Beka Plantation situated in
the parish of Orleans, on the right bank Of the
Mississippi river, at about ten miles below the
city ofNew Orleans, and measuring 81 arpents and
few toses. more or less, font the Mississippi
river, By depth of 40 arpents more or less, Be.
formity TO plan of the said plantation, drawn by
Allou d'Hemecourt, engineer. under date of the
twenty,t bird day Of March, 1885, and annexed to
an act of sale of the said plantation by the heirs
of Calste and Elizabeth Where to the said Blan
chin ( Giraud, passed before Joseph Cuvilier, a
day Of November 1863. The said plantation is
bounded on the upper line by the plantation lately
lower side by the plantation of Mr.. Baran or his
TOGETHER With THE UNDIVIDED TWO.
THIRDS INTEREST in and to the following cattle,
sTTakSE oLARiFisRs coal SET OF KgTTLEs,
STRIFE STR PAN. al new; ENGINE BUILDINGS, all in
CALVES, eight THRRB.MULB CARTS, three BA-
GASSE CARTS, six POUR HORSE Flows. twelve
HARNESS, AXES. HOES, SCYTHRS HARROWs
STUBBLB DIGGRRS etc;
Also about leo arpents of frat year RATTOONS,
and los arpents Of the second year RATTO0NS.
Terms and C0nditi0ns-Onehah cash, the bal
ance st one years credit with eight per cent in
purchaser to furnish his note secured by vendors
privilege Ina special mortgage on the property
Sold and in Gaze Of suit to enforce payment Of the
note, to five atfOrnev'a
Act Of eale at the expense Of the purchaser. be.
lore ~ 7. Duefoe. notary public. del2 l6 Is % "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
By Placide J. Spear.

GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN, AND WEARING
APPAREL.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM s. MoMAsTER.
Second District Conrt for the Parish OF Orleans
RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, AuOTIoHKRR-
u Office No. IS Exchange alley.-sATURnAY, De-
at public auction, .: my office, No. 46 Exchange
alley, by virtue and in pursuance to an ordeE
from me HOE A. 1. Tssos, Judge q the second DIS
cember ., 1875, for sccount Of said succesaiou-
One Gold Watch and Chain, and Wearing apparsl.
Terms-CaSh. DEF u Is 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
DY NASH 4, HODGSON-E ponGsos

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. % 073.
RY NASH Il HODGsON-n. /. HoDGsos.
II Auctioneer-Otice No. 10 C9rundeler street.
On THURSDAY. December 80, 1875, At twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
in the basement rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotej
in this city by virtue and in pursuance of an order
of the Hen. A. L. Tissot judge of the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans dated NoveR-
Der 20, 1873, docket No. 1908 for account of the
succession Of Charles A. Smith, deceased al public
auction, will be sold
TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated in the Fourth District of this CITY in the
square bounded by jackson, Philip Liberty lste
Elem and Franklin Qate Race streets des grated
as lots Nos. u and is, plan depos ted in the
Office of 7. o. Stark late notary public in this
city, as plan No. l52; also, according 10 a plan Ly
L. II. Pile, surveyor, dated December - 1875: said
lots atjoin each other, and measure each n feet
front on Liberty street, by depth OF l49 feet 9
inches, between parallel lines. Being the same
property acquired by said Charles Albert Smith
IRON Edward Allen, as per act before r. O.. Stark
notary dated July s, 1873. The improvements con.
Terms and conditions ne half cash on tie spot
and the baatce al one year with eight per cent
interest, and special mortgage, with vendor s
privilege, from date until tinal payment W til the
i've per cent clause for attorneys fees in case of
suit; the buildings to be kept fll insured and the
policy transferred to the vendor
Act OF sale before ". L. kleinpeter notary at
the expense of the purchaser, including the taxes
uue ana pdtaOle ID 1876. nn}h GeS " II 80
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
POUND NOTICES.

Department OF POLICE {
New Orleans December 10, 1875. |
WAS BROUGHT TO THE THIRD DISTRICT
w Pound, corner of Marigny and Morales
streets, on Dece mber 8, lS15-
ONE DARK BAY HORSE fourteen hands high
white forehead hind fetlocks white.
ALSO, ONE BAY HORSE, about thiitee hands
high, hind fetlocks white.
Which, If not claimed within five days and the
expenses thereon paid will be sold at public
auction, at said POUND, on THURSDAY, December
is, 1875, at twelve O'Clock u.
No. 89-dell D. MCCARTHY. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

RY MACON, ELLISON Il CO., ALBERT
- Pau, Auctioneer-0ttce No % Csroudelet
stTeet.-FRiDAl, December H. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Rx.
change, Royal street, between Customhouse and
Canal streets, by virtue and in pursuance of an
order o. the Hon. A. L. Tssot adge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans dated De.
cember /, 1875, will be sold at public auction for
account OF the succession of g. DMezs tie follow.
ing property, viz
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF DIAMONDS
WATCHES SiLVERWARE, etc.
Ierms.Cash in United States treasury notes.
de- 10 i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

MONlTlON...sTATh OF LUTISIANA-SEC.
VI ond District Court for the parsn of Orleans
The state OF Louisiana to all whom these presents
Whereas. Mrs. Angelina Avegno. widow of Jean
MARTA LapeyTe, has purchased al a public sale
and qualified auctioneer in ana for the city and
parish OF Orleans on the twenty. fourth dsy of
June, 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ, under aud by vir.
tue of two orders of sale rendered by this honor
able court, dated respectively the fifth and
twenty second Of May, 1875, in the matter of the
docket OF said court the property hereinafter de-.
scIIbed. Las applied to this court for monitiou
or adyeT'isement, in conformity TO sections 2370.
23Il 2312 and 1878 of act No. &c. approved March
10 1870 and commonly known as an act for the
revision Of the statutes of general char icter'-
Now, therefore. know ye aud al! persons inter.
ested herein, are cited and admonshed in the
name OF the State of Louisiana, and of the Second
District Court for the parish os Orleans, who can
set up any right title or claim in and TO the prop.
erty hereinafter described, in consequence of any
Informally in the order decree or Judgment
any irregulsrity or illegahty in the spprasements
and advert sements, in time or manner of sale, or
within thirty DAYS from the day this monition is
first inserted in the public papers why the sale go
made should not be confirmed aud honologated.
Thesald property was sold in the mater of the
succession of Etienne Corde wolfe No. 81 59l of the
docket OF this court, and at which sale Mrs Ange.
came the purchaser for the I'm Of fortyslx thou
sand six hundred dollars.
Description OF the property as cont aimed in the
process verbal OF the auctiOleeI;
A certain lot of ground, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon rights wavs
privileges and servitudes thereusto IL snywise az.
pertaining, situated in the Fret District of this
city, in the square bounded BY st. Charles Com.
mon, Canal and Carondelet streets forming the
corner of st. Charles and Common streets and
measuring IS feet inches mont on S. Charles
street, by lls feet inches lines in depth and
front on Common street, l2l feet II inches lines
the other side line and 10 feet inches lines in
width il the rear.
Two of the stores fronting on ST. Charles street
are leased until September 50, 1876 to A. DeReu
and Paul Conrad for 1900.
A. L. TISSOT Judge.
FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk. nell y 10 70 de3 10 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

by HOEY & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J.
~ hoey ,AaTpGtioneer-ofice No. rs Commercial
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customh0use streets. by virtue of an order of the
hohoIable the Second District Court for the parish
OF orleans, dated November "a 1875 will be sold
at public auction, for account OF the su essiou
OF James Davein, and of his wife Mrs A Dav-
ern, the following described property, to wit
!. LOT OF GROUND, in the First District of
inns ely IN me square bounded by Julia, Frank
NO. lol, and measuring % feet front on Julia
street, by 90 fee in depth between parallel lines
q TWENTiEiNK LOTS OF GROUND forming
the whole OF the irregular square No Ii or no
and Julia streets, suiiug 434 feet inches 8
INES front on Car1OltOn avenue, $50 feet front on
solomon street J9i feet inches & lines front on
common street, and about 800 feet front on Florida
Landing or Jul a street tbe the whole more or essl
3. FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND comnosing
the whole OF the irregular square No. Il or 19i
bounced by Common, Napo con- Solomon and
Jula streets, measuring about 37l feet inches
front on una street or Florida landing 3Oi feet
inches front on Solomon street, 32i feet 10 inches
front on Common street, and SIS feet inches front
on Napoleon street (be tho whole more OR essL
ne SAID TWO squares are situated at the iunc-
tlon OF three Shell roads and the Common ST rect
bridge, and are admirably adapted for dairy or
gardening purposes, and will be sold in lots TO
suit purchasers.
Terms of sae-One third cash and the remainder
az one and twn years credit in notes of tue pur-
chaseTs bearing interest of eight per cenr ner
annum from the day OF sale until final payment
with the pena! clause OF i've per cent attorneys
Tees, 10 event OF suit, the whole secured by
special mortgage and vendors lien Oh tho prop
erty sold.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purehasars
before WilIiam J. Castell, Bsq., notary public.
delz Is jale Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12

SUCCESSION OF XAVIER SIMEON DECEASED.
seooLd District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 37,379.
DY NASH d HODGsON-w. l. HOpGsos
II Auctloneer-Otfce No. 10 Caroudelet street.
On Thu December 50, 1873 at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
ia the basement refunds of the st Charles Hotel
in this city, by virtue and in Pursuance of an
order of the Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
of the succession of Xavier Simeon, deceased, at
pubic auction will be sold
!. THREE VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, sit.
uated in the taubourg Jackson, in the Second Dis
trict of this city, in the square bounded by st.
Louie, Toulouse CorteZ and Telemachus streets,
said lote ad Din each other and measure together
III feet inches lines front Cortez street and
to st. Louis street and SO feet inches lines
~ the side next TO Toulouse street, and IS feet
or therea bouts in width in the rear
q ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, in the
by PeId!dO, Bertrand, POydrss and Prieur streets
measuring 20 feet 10 inches lines front on Perdido
street, BY III feet inches front Bertrand
street, and 125 feet obique line running from
lnches line in width in the rear, aud forms the
corner of Perdido and Bertrand streets. The said
iot IS composed Of two pieces of land numbered
II and l5 in square No. :, acquired by deceased
from Thomas Hagan, ST., according to an ACT
before &. thapel!a. then notary, dated June r.
i647 al according TO plan by L. h Pile sur.
yeyor, dated December -, 1875.
Terms aud Conditions-Oue.th.rd cash on the
spot, and the balance at one and two years with
elght per cent interest and special mortgage with
vendors pii vilege from date until final payment
cent for attorneys fees in case Of suit.
Act OF sale before W. Z. Kleinpeter notary at
the perse 0! the purchaser, including the taxes
Cle -N -a.o. no36 dt5 IL 10 30
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-12
By O. E. Girardey.
POPULAR BANK RAILROAD STOCKS,
CANAL, UNION, AND STATE NATIONAL BANK
STOCKS
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH D. BRODERlCK
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
By @. E. Girardey.

PY &. e. GIRARDEY, AUCTlONRER-
II once No 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, De-
cembeI 49, 1875, at 1890 p. NJ will be sold AZ pub
lie auction, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange
in the rotunda of the St. Charles Hotel in t6is
city, by and in pursuance of an order from the
Hon. a. L; Tissot, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated December
4 1875 and rendered in the above entitled sacces.
sion, the following well known and popular sscuri
and Banking Company.
20 shares Of SlOO each of the Union National
Banking Company.
shares of elOO each of the State Nat iopal
Banking Com pAny,
Terms-CaAh des7nnls