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Waiting for q Cave.
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Three r'four days ago, within two
or three miles of this city, Washing
ton street merchant, who had business
in the country, came to small creek,
beside which native was washing his
shirt. The man was sousing the gar
ment up and down and around, and as
he ''soused'' he whistled merry tune.
"Do You have to wash you. own
shirts 7" inquired the merchant, as he
halted.ads 8iii }af aya.i5 1
"Not.allus,i but old Bet has got one O.
her fits on jest now" was the reply.
"Then you don't agree very we'll 2"
Purity well as gineral thing. Bets
kind O. mulish, and I'm kind o. mulish,
and when we git our backs up, we claw
off to see who'll cave first"
Il should think you would want some
SOAP"
II do"
"Why don't you get it then 2''
''That would he caviDg to Bet, stran.
ger. She's squatted on the only bit Of
bar soap tween here and Vicksburg
and she's just aching to have me slide
up and ask her for it." sn,
Sand you won'tp''
"Stranger," replied the native, as ht
straightened up, "don't / look like {
feller who would wear one shirt thret
months afore I'd cave in and holler for
soap2" gP saG.
Tue merchant sided with him, and al
he drove on, the man soused his shir
up and down and whistled:
-Ra Tn gwine up the river
II ear me holler
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doubtless represents coal horizon, a.
though at this point no coal was found.
About 40 feet lower was an apparent
stain of coal. 1t is possible that these
traces may be the impoverished repre-
sentatives of the two upper seams re
ferred to, on Crab Apple Fork, in Wash
.ington. 1t may be that at other points
il Srnsbury they may be found of some
value.
At another place two blossoms of
coal we're seen on Piney Creek, one low
in the valley, and the other 120 or 130
feet higher. 1t was impossible to de
termine their exact stratigraphical posi-
ton in the general series. The inqui-
ries made by Hon. Mr.. Amos and my
self in this township we're not rewarded
by any definite information respecting
any coal seam of value. 1t is, however;
not improbable that somewhere these
high seams-generally thin and unim-
portant--may be found sufficiently thick
for working and adequate to all local
demands.
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at first little st,r led by our entrance,
manifest ID the most stolid Indifference,
even when teld of the fate of her hus-
band. As she was believed to he acces-
sorry to his crimes she was taken into
custody.
ITO my surprise and astonishment lit
tile Katl1ie was nowhere to be found; it,
was in vain that l questioned the wo-
man, endeavoring by alternate threats
and hribes to obtain some clue to her
fate; she retained sullen silence.
"They had all gone, but still linger-
ed, sadly thinking of the dear child
whom, vas Constrained to fear, in saw
ing my life had lost her own, when
heard faint cry.
81 put my ear to the foor, from whence
lit seemed to proceed, and it was repeat.
eaape s'as tho1ght ] removed some
straw that was lying upon the foor, re-
vealing trap door; 1 lifted it up, and
there, in dark, damp, noisome hole,
was poor little Kathie, almost faint with
terror.
"My joy in finding her Won can well
imagine; and as for her she clung to me
as we cling to the only friend we have.
"Tbe man was tried and executed, the
woman turning States evidence; be con-
fessed on the scaffolG to the murder of a
number of travellers, among whom was
Kathie's father.
Gas soon as my little protege was able
to travel took her with me to the
States. 80. ....-
"Though the very idea Of parting with
her was q painful one, a, sense of duty
induced me to write to her nearest refa.
ative. an uncle residing in Ohio, stating
what had ascertained in regard to this
singular Providence which had given bis
little niece 80 strong claim upon my
love and protection.
| "But he had large family of his own,
and though he would have given a home
to his brothers child had she stood in
need of it, upon learning the circum
stances, very willingly relinquished her
to me. 72i i92.
"She has. lived with me ever since,
growing nearer and dearer to my heart
every day. s
$50 you perceive" added my friend,
in conclusion, "that did not speak
Tightly when said that Kathie saved my
life. And have sometimes thought" !"
he added, his expressive eyes growing
soft and misty as he spoke, that she has
done much toward making it worth the
saving; for never, until ! felt the cling
ing Of her little arms around my neck,
did realize the full import Of those ho-
ly words, OF such is the kingdom OF
Heaven" ,.,,,.e.S aluo.sls. IS.
And as I looked upon him, and
thought OF the one great sorrow that
had hardened his youth, turning to BIT
terness the sweet spring Of domestic af
fection, and the life he had led since, so
calculated to draw out the harsher and
sterner part of his nature, l thanked
God for the angel He had sent to him
in the form of little lamb. t
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u or =
A French gentleman, who supposed
he had mastered the English language,
was, sadly, puzzled one day when q
friend looked at him and said aHow
do you do?' "Do vati" 81 mean
how de you find. yourself ?" "Saire I
never ne s lose. 1mivissealf" uBut how do You
feetY' "Smoot -you just feel ~. . ~
James Garland, of East Brunswick,
N y, having shot his wife in the head
three times the other day; s'4iocked shimE
self in a room, Slot himself three times
in the head, opened a main artery, and
crushed his Skull with a hammer" II
he had then swallowed half an ounce of
strychnine and melted lead, and jumped
out of nine story window, he would
have come very near rousing suspi.
cion that he intended to injure himself
seriously.-Comier J0uraaI. W
He Came from Firginny.-A young
gentleman of this city, in whom we
have the most perfect confidence, gives
us the following conversation, which he
overheard between two colorcd citizens
the other, evening as he was returning
from prayer meeting Sam. does you
know Jonah ?" "Jonah! Who is be r.
"Why Jonah dat swallowed de whale;
don't you know him 2" why darn his
big moufed soul, was he from Firgin.
ny7' "Of course he was from Firgin-
NY" swell, the Firginians always was
great for fish."-MayssiRe Ky J Bull
etin. ~ o4 led
1t is perfectly safe thing for criti-
cised actress to horsewhip the critical
press, when the representative of the
press is fragile, unprotected male, but
when the weapon which is mightler than
the sword is welded by firm feminine
hand, the case is different. AnG such
was the recent experience Of an aggriev-
ed commedienne who, undertaking to
cowhide Mrs Laura Gordon, now ''edi-
tress" of California paper, was speedi.
ly reduced, to use the words Of local
reporter, ''to state OF badness that
would excite envy in the heart of q tur-
nip."-Ne,o York World.
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T After great snow-storm, a little
fellow began to shovel path through q,
large snow bank before his grandmoth.
er's door. He had nothing but spsmall
shovel to work with. 90 10 aisb.b
"How do you expect 10 get through
that drift ?" asked a man passing along.
BY keeping at it,, said the boy cheer.
fully; "that's howl" .'s : = si''
That is the secret of mastering al
most every difficulty under the sun. II
hard task is before you, stick toit-
Do not keep thinking how large ornhard,
it is; but go at it, and little by little it
will grow smaller, until it is done, 49,.
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Postal cards are German invention.
and were frst introduced by the German
Government during the Franco Prus-
sian war. .eir VI
The corn crop this fall is estimated at
1000, 600, 900 bushels, aud exceeds that
of 1872, or any other year in the histo-
ry of the country.
The remarkable feat Of making 1,01O
steel rails in 20 hours was last week ac-
complished in the steel rail mill of the
North Chicago Rolling Mill Company.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-02
REPORT
On the Geology Of Monroe County.
BY E. b. ANDREWS.
SENECA TOWNSHIP.

This is the northwestern township in
the county. 1t is intersected by several
branches of Wills Creek. which have,
during the ages, made for themselves
beautiful and fertile valleys. There is
also generally limestone enough in the
bills to make the soil of the hillsides
productive 1,fhe streams rise in the
highlands to the east and southeast, in
Summit and Malaga townships. Traces
of four seams of coal were seen in pass
ing from Calais to Miltonsburg, in Nal
aga township; but at the time of the ex
animation we learned of no openings
where accurate measurements could be
made. Since that time l have learned
that openings have been made in some
OF the seams. The two lower seams are
pretty low in the hills, while the others
are quite high.
The geological section from Calais to
MiltOnsburg is as follows:
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Notice.

NJOTICE to John Holmes, who owns land in
~ Center township, Monroe County, Ohio,
and now resides in the State of Pennsylvania:
You are hereby notified that the Viewers and
Surveyor of the county road petitioned for
through your lands. will meet at the new bridge
on the 26th day of October, 1875, at 10 o'clock
a. m, to enter upon the discharge Of their du-
ties. PETITIONER
Woods6eld, Ohio. Sept. II, 1S6-w4.
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I. r. FARQUHAR. Nj. ID,
hG1 fRavuo opIv of Zonasyt1fa 0hin

Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Kirkbride property,
WOO DSFI Ell D, o d o.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confdencs and patronage.
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. may4,'.5Y.
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Hotel Property for Sale
g t.. IN MARIETTA. OHIO.

HsHE hotel property, three story frame
ID building located on the corner Of Ohio
4 and Third streets, known IS the
"a !, MARIETTA 81 house.
% offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
This house has twenty rooms, . COED cellar,
.wsll and cistsrn, and the necessary sutbuild-
stnss. I gs
I'D For terms, address CHARLES A. SBIDLRR,
Mastsrton, Monroe County, Ohio, or b. 3.
WEST, Woodsfeld, Ohio.
All CHARLES A. SEIDLER.
.'Ass3i,' ,'7snS.s
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suNsBuRY TOWNSHIP.

This township is situated on the nor.
thern border Of the county. 1t lies upon
the high ridge dividing the waters of
Captina Creek, in Belmont County, on
the north, and those of Sun6sh Creek on
the south. The principal drainage, how
ever, is toward the latter stream. While
there is much smooth and comparative
ly level land along the summit Of the
broad ridge, the southern slope is some.
what roughened by the tributaries to
Sunfisb, which in many places have scor
ed for themselves deep and rocky chan.
nels. In the geology Of the township
little Of economic Importance and value
could be found. The chief seams oi
Belmont County are far below the sur
face. In Wayne township, Belmont
county, which lies directly north oi
Sunsbury, the upper BarnesviIle, or
Cumberland, seam is near the bed Of
Captina Creek If the Evans coal, on
Sun6sh, north of Woodsfeld, is the
same seam, it is evident that it must be
far below the general surface in Sunsbu
ry. In Washington township, Belmont
in section 27, on Crab Apple Fork, are
three seams of coal, which come in
above the last one mentioned. They are
respectively about 80, 130 and It's feet
above the upper Barnesville seam, the
seams heing 8 feet inches, 2 feet, and
feet (reported) thick. These are also
below the surface Of the Sunsbury
Ridge. ~
Near Beallsville is thin seam of coal
perhaps l20 feet below the level of thu
village, which is sometimes stripped fo
local use. As we descend valley tt
the south we find, about 120 feet below
this coal, under a heavy sandrock,
streak of black bituminous shale, wliicl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-02
MAP XIII, No. l

The coal No. 5 in the above section
was thought to be the equivalent Of q
thin seam in the deepest cut on the Cen
trail Ohio Railroad, in Goshen township,
Belmont County. Coal No. 7 in the sec.
tieu is supposed to be the equivalent of
the coal in the Sunfsh valley. near
Woodsfeld In the interval of 1913 feet
between Nos 5 and 7 in the section,
which did not reveal to US its strata,
every thing being buried with soil, there
should be found other seams Of coal,
which at other points have been found
of some value. s
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SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.

This township is we'll named, for tits
upon very high ridge, from which the
water flows into Wills Creek on the
northwest and west, into Sunfish Creek
on the east, and into various tributaries
of Little Muskingum on the south. A
hill on the land Of George Flock, a half
mile southwest of the village of Lewis
vile, is one of the highest points in the
county 1t is 130 feet above the upper
seam of coal, and about $40 to $50
above the lower coal found on the South
Fork of Wills Creek. A distant knob,
in the direction south, 25o east, is lit
tie higher The Lewisville bill is on the
Marietta road, and, as usual in south
eastern Ohio, the road runs over the
highest point! The following section
was taken in passing from the Lewisville
bill down to the coal seam on the South
Fork of Wills Creek:
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The coal has been mined by Mr..
Smith to small extent, and some has
been taken to Woodsfield
On tae land Of J r, Fisher, on Sun
fish Greek, north OF VIM. Smiths, stra.
tum of iron ore, 9 inches thick is report
ed by Hon. j. O Amos. 1t is thought
to be about 80 feet above the Woods.
field { Evans) seam of coal.
, 1875-02-06
epauien.

New y |, A. Gebr. Cine 9pe-
.aial> Rabeloepsi9s bes rSeralb"= GORE
5ponbenten gu @ilaoa bonn 2. bs. Mts.
iast, bab General Moriones in Noains,
adt Meilen BON Yampelona, auf Dem
Wsge BON Gensuela beute nit 10000
Marn einsetrofen iei. Morsen Mil
CT auf gampslona maridiren unb Ga
rascal mabriaeiulid i3einwsiie i'm
3iiden ansreifen, oa ct bic mi3tisepo
tiou nun umsansen bat. 5000 &arlilten
5tebsn bel eansueia anO aalten Die OOr-
tise 6eeritraBe bsiest, bod iino iie nun
lberlijtet unb umsansem tuoroen.
Moriones that, als Oh iein 9auptan=
srif Garascal selten ioate. mobin bic
&arliltem ii9 suiammensosen. wabreno
Moriones MAN auf Der anoeren StraBe
porrudte, bielten Die aarIiiten Die San=
sueIa=S traBe beiest.
8ei Monreal fanb elm iebr lebbaftsr
Rampf jtatt. M%nsaben iiber ben Wer=
Iuit an Sobten unb 8eriuunbeten lino
nod nidt ssmadt. bod lou Wtoriones
i&wer sslittsu boben. Benn CARDS.
col ssiatlsa if. tuiro wabrideinIi9 Elm
Mnsriif auf p,ente=la. &beina semaGi
-
,perbea unb auf bemlelben e9la9tfelSe
paa Aar3usa, ,uo Maridaa Gon9a fiel.
,uiro cine ernenerte Mttade auf gIteaa
ita%ttinben.
Sic Sample iinb ertt i'm Beginner
unb beren &eluItat baber anmosli9
uoraus5mlasen, inbem i'd iOnit, bel mel
terem 8orbrinsen, leidt absei9nit=
ten tperben f6nnte, 10 baB es mir un=
mSslia ,piirbe, tueitsre Mittbeilunsen 81
MAIDEN.
Die 2arlilten perlaiIen 9iaaoa uno
iuerben r,orsea lire 9auptarmee perei-
istsen.
(@pater.) Sic M%lpboniiten haber
puenta : Ia &beina senommen. Sbl
@iss NOR Elm po~llitanbiser. sic befin'
ben Iid nun nod 6 Meilen bon Gitcaa
puenta : la : &beina wurbe oar9 ELM
Bombe in 8ranb seiebt uno seritDrt
R5nis 9llfonio no gum eriten Msale ii
benz @9armiisel bon Oteisa i'm 6euer
Sen. Coma bradte ben &arlilten seiterl
bel gejtona, 10 Meilen iabli4 BON Sal
Gebarian, mad einem finfitinoisel
bartnadisen Sample cine NieoerIase bel
0ie eroberteu Ganonen min er CUR Ser
tb~eibisuns bes Garaseal paiies peripen'
ben.
, 1875-02-06
JnlanDiiha pepslhtn.

Auebec, 5. 6ebr. 9ie 8eIors=
nib, ooB bur6 ben seitern BON uns GEE
meIbeten GiniturS oes @iblon'i6en Sau=
lss in Golse zines S9neerutl9es BON
Gap Diamond Die Mitslisber oerislben
umsefommen ieien, mar lciber MIR gu he
sriinoet. 9pdter in Der Na6t fanb
MIN bic 2eiden Der @ibIon'i9en Gbe=
leute nsbit Der hires &inbes inter ben
&uinen b%e9raben.
(@pdter.) Ourd Die 3ertriimme=
runs oes Gibion'i6en 5auies bur6 ben
S@nesruti6 wuroen, ,uie lid ipdter Der
ausiteate, 9 8erIonen set0otet uno omar:
%. 8. &sefe. Grau 5dbert, Sobn uno
Marp Gibion unb lire 5 aiuber. 9er=
ldiebene anbere Yerlonen puroen gum
She'll Id,per uerlebt.
81 ontreaL, gan., 5. Gebr. Sic
weltliheS eitenmauer Der vQueens1ale"
tuelde 2eBtere i'm porisen 5ribiabre OBJ
brannte. itirste md6renb bes porseitri=
gen Sturmes elm uno fiel auf oas Da1
zines $an3lotals, tpopon es einen She'll
iammt ben Sdnsern pesriB, bic in BEN
unten befnoliden 2aoen itiiraten. Cine
Mense @erlonen wuroen idmer oerlest.
8atb #, N.=8., 4. Gebr. Sic
Mnfresuns in Der @taot 1T int Mbneb=
men, uno mon iast, baB oieWtiti5en beute
suriidsesosen meroen. Sic Nuslasen
Der @erbafteten baben feline meiteren
Sbatla9en entbiilt. Neuu YerIonen
lino BEL Der 2eideni9au iibsr @iforo
beg Moroes l6ulois befunben morben.
Gs perben feline iueiteren Nerbaftunsen
%por9enomnnsn tperoen.
p=Y arf, 49,, 5. Gebr.
0ie ameritanii6e Barrie vSbouas 6let=
i@er," bon 9amburs mad New=Dorf
unttripess, itranbete Mittuo4 Mbenb in
Der Rdbe BON Ocean=@ rope. Sbre 2a=
ouns beitano in leeren YetroIeum Sal
fern. Drei 9ompfer iino su ibrer Siilfe
sseilt unb es lit Sofnung porbanben,
oob bag S4iff obne sroben Saooen
wieoer 1ott gema4t uiro.
Capt. Yenbleton lit I'm ii llbr Na9=
mitta9s CUR Slutb3eit. uabreno elm bef=
tiger Sturm aus Siibmel item bas Meer
peitidte, inter 3esen nnb Hebel mil
einem &ettunssboote binaassefabreu
uno nm - l1br NIT Der 9elammten
0lannldaft, 80 an Der 3abl, MOBILIZE
balten suriidsefebrt.
g t. 2ouis 8, 5. Sch. Meuere 8e=
ri@te pon Sort Gin, s. 8, melben,
baB fiirdli9 cine 8anoe BON Cheyenne
Snbianern einen megifanii9en Gouras
sir=Srain ansriff unb Die sanSe damn
59ait t6btete. Mnoere 8anben BADEN
in Seras sablrei9e Yferoeoiebitdble be-
sansem. General Ntiles uerfolst Die
Mara0eure.
, 1875-02-06

mem Siitritte sesen Die S~niursenten
operirt, 9tidts bat ausri6ten f0nnen.
Sic Sniursenten baben basesen beoeu=
tenben Sdaoen anseridtet, mebrere Nn=
iieblnnsen unb 9lantasen perbrannt
nnb baB tie Ii4, trob Der tdsli6en Be-
ri9te iiber NieoerIa9en, nod b%ieiieits
Der Sroda %befinben. So lie ipeber
Yripatleute, nod Solbaten, ipel9e in
lire Sanbe fallen, graulam b~ebanbeln,
1T ibnen Die 2anobeoJlferuns e6er
freunoli9, als feinoli@ seiinnt, losar
Die Spanier f0nnsn ibnen lire Nnerfen=
nui1Q nt1t ber1aqen.
, 1875-02-06
0iraini0 @taatS<Wa5er(e
taslsp bsransssseSsn BON
9sAa y. psia.
::Ws. 81 3wSlfte stra6e.
ii d nj D., 30.
subferintiorS . Mreifes
Vreile Der @aseigen:

In Sauare, Gin WaI s%a'
tn sauare, ,wei Mat ~
Gin Ganart. brtt Wai. az
Gin Square. cine Weas ~
Gin Sauare, einen WtpRdt 11SSt
Gin Sauare. bret Itonatf i'ot
ssrS6sre Nn,etsen wtreex singer bsrt&net.
HHto bsr yeniaer 8tiisn oiIben etntu SeIart.
Gne Masisen fnb In gsraus ~ jaeItn.
Die 3ettuns wtib IN Hi4usenc IN uaa'
ae,ene Bon ben apGsera fir IS Seats pei
Dsde aus9etra9tn.
, 1875-02-06
Gnropdi[df nadsidten.

@5rIis. Hn,ere Stabt bot IN ben
leetsn Decennien on umfan9 uno Cuts
wobner3abl in eiusm MaBe susenom.
,nen, wie MIR tuenig auosre Stdotc Der
Yropin3. Die Grueitsruns Der Staot
1T isbod bisber. beoiust ourd Die Orts
lide Sage Der 8abub0te uno Der nit ben
lestsren III Berbinoung ltebensen Gtu.
blijemsnts unb Gimridtunssn, fait aus.
nabmslos auf bet Glib. unb Wsltieite
Der Stabt erfolst. Ano AUDI Der Dor
Ginger 3sit feitstltelts Ssbauunssplaa
bsrifiidtist fur Die .3ufunit falt Aur
bas lio. uno weitwdrts selsseue 1er'
rain. Do nun aber Die Golenbuus
Der neusn mailiuen Nsinebride unO
ibrsr 3u~sansSitraBen al beibsn Slug.
uieru audi i'm Often Oer StaOt Gin bis.
bsr nod weuis beridlidtistes, iebr mel.
ties Terrain fir Yaulpetulation croft.
net, 70 babsn bic ltaotiiden 9eb0rosn
beldloGsn, aud fir bas Oltlide Gsrrain
lam rsdten Nsileuier) ihleunlslt cinen
Bsbauuussplan aufiteaen gu laiien.
Ginise Der n6tbiseu 8orarpsiten (8er.
tnelluns unb Niueairuns Der uferltreden
smiidsn yer Obermible unO Der alien
Brids), ino bereits aussefibrt luor'
ben. anbsre. uie !. o. bic Yermeiuns
unb Nioeqiruns bss san;en in Setra4t
iommenben Ofsebistes, loasn anusr;as'
lid in Inariff aenOmmen weroea.
Danais. uniere ftaStiide 8eripal.
tuns i9lieBt bieSmal ibr Rednunssiabr
NIT einem Deficit bon runb $1,000
Gbalsr sb. iropoa aler6inSs $4,000
Tblr. bur@ ben u~oridbrissn 8eitonb
uao bic Gsrminbsruns Der ausftsbenben
Refte ssb.dt Hnb. Die Wsbr'Ginnab'
mel, nns Wineers aussaben Sssen ben
Gtat belaufsn f9 mad benz ben Stabts
e~AxaxAssssaa axaattstan 3ssidat anf as
, 1875-02-06
China,

Gbansbai,4 4. Sch. Cine pro=
flamation purbe erlalien, in mel6er
Der Sob bes 2aiIers uno Die betailir'
ten gersmonien anseseist iinb, Die bel
rsm 2ei&enbesdnsnine su beOba9ten
linb. gu slei9er 3eit wirb seiast,
bab bic Srass in 9esus auf bic Sbron=
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