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PROBATE Court.

April 10-A Powell, Guardian OF
v. Surgeons heirs order of sale issued.
N. w. Steenrod, Guardian of Nancy
and Norman Smith sale Of real estate
confirmed. "a y a q "a.
The last Will and Testament of Da-
vid Mann was admitted 10 Probate. e
The last Will and Testament of Ed
ward Reed was admitted 10 Probate
April 1s.-David Allen, Guardian OF
Joseph Allen; order to sell real estate
issued; bond $4,000.
April 81. NJ. Barkhart Executor
of the estate of Wendell Burkhsrt, de.
ceased, filed an inventory Of said estate
April 14.-G. W. Murray Admir- OF
the estate OF Isaac Murray, deceased
fled his third partial account; hearing
continued; time for settlement extended
one year. ~ +..i 'e9. aa
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Guardian s Sale of Real Estate

TN pursuance of an order Of sale issued
| by the Probate Court Of Monroe county,
Ohio, I, Adonijsh Powell, Guardian Of Vim.
cent Surgeons heirs, will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house, in the
town of Woodsdeld. at O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 10TH day Of Nay, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county. Ohio, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty two, in township three
Of range three, excepting three acres out Of
the northwest corner containing thirty seven
40 res more orless; to be sold subject to the
dover of Sidney Thomas.
TERMs.-One half cash, to be paid on the
day of sale, and the residue in one year; the
deferred payment to be secured by mortgage
on the premises and to bear interest from
the day Of sale.
Appraised at $l29 SO.
ADONIJAH POWELL,
Guardian Of Vincent Sturgsons's heirs.
april l3,75w5.
HUNTER & MALLORY, Att'ys.
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Senate Joint Resolution,

Proposing an Amendment to the Constita-
tion of the State of Ohio.
Resolred. By the General Assembly Of Ee
State Of Ohio, That an amendment to the CON-
stitution of the State Of Ohio be proposed in
the following words, to wit: Notwithstanding
the provisions Of the second section of this
Article, the General Assembly shall have
power to provide by law, for the assessment
Of special tax on dogs without regard to
value, and to provide fpr the oonfsoation and
killing of such animals upon failure or refu.
sal of the owner, keeper, or harborer thereof,
to pay sach special tax, II this amendment
20 the Constitution of the State of Ohio shall
be adopted by q majority of the electors OF
the State of Ohio, voting at the next election
holden for the election OF Senators and Rep
Iresentatives. shall become section seven Of
the twelfth Article of the Constitution Of
the State of Ohio. At such election the vo-
ters desiring to vote in favor Of said amend
ment shall have written or printed on their
ballots the words, "For amendment taxing
Dogs;" those desiring to vote against the
amendment the words, against amendment
taxing Dogs.
GRO. L. CONVERSE,
Spsa Ter OF the House of Representatives.
= "a ALPH0NS0 HART,
| President of the Senate.
Adopted March %, 1s75--apr6,75mS.
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Chronicle, 18th inst.-Mrs Johnson
wife of our esteemed townsman, Rug
giles johnson, Esq died on Friday NOR
ming from the results Of erysipelas fe
ver E
Mrs Theresa Iddings, wife of JOSEPH
Iddings, Esq, and daughter of Josal
Close died at her residence on Wednes
day evening, the Sth inst, and her fune
raj, which was largely attended, tool
place On Friday.
Mrs. Caroline Grove, John A Grove
J. R. Mitchell, and their attorney, judge
D D. T. Cowen, have gone to Macon
Missouri, again,t to be present at the tria
of the Grove will contest case, which
began on Tuesday.
The District Court, on Monday, deci
ded what is known as the Union Square
case, involving the title to real estate il
Bellaire, valued at $4,000, in favor o
the city, holding that the original pro
prietors had dedicated it to public use
The case will be taken to the Suprem,
Court.
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Justices OF the Peace in Monroe
County, with their Post once


Justices OF the Peace I'm Monroe
County, with their Post once
Address. s' si@s
The following is q correct list Of Jus
tees of the Peace in Monroe County,
with their post-ofice address and the
dates when their terms expire:.lg =
NAMES. "a POST OFFICE. TERM EXPIRES,
CEpHus HART, Irish Ridge, April l0,'78.
G. M BLOWERS, ssos Oct 8, 1875.
S. A. ATKINSON, Cameron, IA, 1875.
- BENTON. =
R NJ CLINE. jolly, Nov. ]. 1877.
GEO S. ALGEo, . April 10, 1878
P s7eia sa5 BETHEL. els @ose SIS
NJ. WARwroK. .Masterton, April IA, 1875
Cs w. CuFT, /" 5E75y !" 10, 1878
CENTER. jrssis; ssara
F. NJ. BEARD, Woodsfeld, Dec. 80, 1875
JARED HAWKINS, s Nov. Is, 1877
sss rs b FRANKLIN g ia s}iaha,t..5a
W. B, NEIswANGER, Stafford, Apr. 1877
THos, WILsoN, Jr. ~, '7S
jss azt GREEN.
"A. TwrsEM, Round Bottom, Apr. IA, '76
SlAoN WooD, Laings, :" !"
j T. CuLvERHousE, !" !"
JACKSON. . Ssb.s
FrJAs R4RKER. Antioch, Aug. 20, 1876
H. BuNFILL. Wittens, April 10, 1878
j. HAuGHr, Cochransville, g
WIIsos MARTIN, sardis, April Is, 1877
Gro CALDwELL, Laings, |" 10, 1878
MALAGA.
W. S. HARDEsrY, Malaga, April 10, 1877
J. A. ScHwoB, Miltonsburg, Oct. IA, '75
OHIO.
j. MUHLEMAN, Hannibal, Nov -lS77
T. G. ALLEN, e" April 10, 1878
W. H HAWKINS, Antioch, Jan. 3, 1876
GEO FoREAKER, I" April 10, 1877
E. CIsNE, az July IL, 1877
/ Us tss=
Isss sss4 SALEM.
M. BoUaHNER, Cameron, April IA, 1875
JACOB OLLoM, Darlington, Oct. 20, 1876
W. T, HUEp, o. Z" IA, 1875
SENECA. ,aL L. a;sitt
JAS. W. WARNER, Calais, April Is, 1877
Jos. DANFoRD, .'
! 20 8 ~ "a s-sUMMIT
A. BUCHANAN, Lewisville, Aug. L, 1876
JOHN GREENBANK, April 10, 1879
r4o - sss.ss ssuNsBuRY,
W.T. H. DANIELS, ,Beallsville, Apr 15,'7'
ISAAC HEADLEY, ft' April 10, u
II. j.. GRIFFITH, Ozark, 10, n
SWITZERLAND.
j. RuesEGeER, Clarington, April IA, 1S7l
AARON HEADLEY, ,Beallsyille, " 10, lS7'
JOHN REYNOLDS, Woodland,
Marshal Co., w. Va, April 10, 1878
l.a ~. WASHINGTON.
w. j. CRAwFoRD, ,Graysville, Oct. 20, ,7l
%. F. FLINT, Rinards Mills, June LIT
WAYNE.
HUGH WINLAND, Stafford, April l5.lS7'
j. L. sNALLEY, WoodsGeld, = 10,.la7'
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Mount Union COllege-.Its Dis
tinci1ve Features and Late Im-
prOyements. 7cE .sas.s...

The late Chief Justice Chase, as Trus
tee, sounded the key. note, "Mount
Union having the elements of being the
best College in. the land, should the
most freely and widely extend its su-
perior advantages equally to our coun-
try's worthy poor or self-dependent." -
Attendance in Departments past year
1,l97 different students from first II,
OPT, of whom 1873, one-third ladies,
have taught public schools. The De-
partments-ancient and modern Clas-
sical, Philosophic, Scientific, Normal,
Commercial, Musical, Fine Art, Prepar-
atory-unsurpassed in modern Facili-
ties and competent Professors. College
property, donated for benefit of stu.
dents, worth $451,235 90, enable any
persons of either sex to abtain thorough
instruction in any study, and support
themselves; income last year S26. .54C
90, benefttipg students; three regular
Terms, (Spring, Summer, Fall, enable
students to earn their College expenses
by teaching Winters, without falling be.
hind College classes; special Winter
Term, for others; call for teachers
greater than supply. This College, by
having erected buildings, keeps Board
at about SO per week-club and sell
board much less. Tuition but q trihe
no contingent or extra charges; stu.
dents enter any time in term, at proper
tional rates; for catalogues, address
Pres. o. N. Hartshorn, LII D., Alliance
or Mt. Union, o. Location, healthy
moral, accessible,-16 minutes by the
omnibus from Union Depot, Alliance
Stark Co O. the junction of Pittsburgh
Ft. Wayne & Chicago and Cleveland 4
Wheeling Railroads. If attendance in
crease, another excellent building vii
be added this season. Summer Tern
opens May IL, offering special advan
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To GooDs BUYERS Having determ.
ined to reduce my business to cash
bdsis-reddy pay or its equicdlens, will
say to my customers ana every body
else, tina. they can save from 10 TO &c
per cent by this mode of dealing, over
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of goods, b5ught under depressed
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please the most fastidious
r G MILES,
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The following persons from the first
department have received perfect marks
in department and punctuality: Sophia
Muhleman, Mary Cline, George Noll ,Ra-
chel Howell, Rosa Ultsche and Dolly
Hofer. !. J ~
The following have been sent home for
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The champion spoilers are: Mary
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Of the B. class. r. W. MUHLEMAN, J,
sebe 81 Principal.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-20

EE Mr.. C:P. BRowN, Wheeling, w.
Va, Jeweler, has large establishment
and is preparing to increase his room
in length and width, and lay in the
largest and most complete stock Of
clocks, watches, silver ware and jewelry
ever offered to the trade in Ohio and
West Virginia. If you want goods
that will render service, and, at the same
time, ornament, send in your order.
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DEATH.-On the. twenty-ninth of jan
uary, at the residence of her brother,
in Brookfeld township, Miss Sarah
George, a deaf mute, in the eighty-ifth
year OF her age. Her brother, Weadon
George, also deaf mute, did not long
survive her, dying on the 4th inst, after
a lingering illness, aged sixty eight
years. This brother and sister settled
in Brookfeld township, over fifty years
ago, and in their long sojourn in the
community, met none of their neigh
bors except in the most friendly and
amicable manner. Dying they leave
host of friends who regret their de
mise.--NoJle County Repu6lican, 18th
Of s--sa..i--.- =
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HEThn hpct hotal in Whaolinu ~ 10 q

wThe hest hotel in Wheeling is the
St James, formerly the Sprigg House
The table is bountifully supplied with
the best the market affords; the rooms
and beds are clean and in good order
In the Office will he found Clerk ROBERTS
a gentleman who understands his du
ties and, unlike most clerks, is ready
and willing at all times to impart infor
nation to guests and all others, ant
does tin polite and agreeable man
nor
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Noble County News.

Republican, 18th inst-The Commis-
sioners have concluded to set the new
iron fence out so as to enclose all tht
ground belonging to the Court House
Square. a. H., go
At the sales by Sheriff Lawrence, las
Saturday, the Pugh property was sold t
IA. Simmons for Sl,735 ,the Wiley prop
erty to Jacob Albert for Sl,625; DAME
Hupp purchased the Robinson farm in
Jefferson township, teaq
SlRAHsvILLE.-Aslittle son of Martin
Kirkbridc was severely injured by fal
on Friday last. st............-,.-....
James Barry (of Rohert) died on tn
l3th, after a lingering illness; rconsump
.tion of fhel,ungs did the work. &
Isaiah Loper moves this week to Ca
lais, Monroe County, having formed
partnership with Mr. Cline in the sad
dlery and harness business 9 s! y
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Important From West Va.

A NY person desiring 10 move to West Vir-
"A ginia, on or near tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railrosd or the Little Kanawhs River, tnow
improved with looks and dams) can, by send
ing name and post-uface address to the under
signed. receive by the earliest mail. pamphlet
descriptive of parkersburg and the Little Ks-
nswhs Valley and adjacent country. advarsa-
ges, prospects and rescurces
CYRUS HALL,
Parkersbure, Wood County. West Virginia.
apr8, 75m4
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Notice.

HAVING sold the Golden Rule store (sse
IL advertisement) to T. K Smith, of Clar
ington, Ohio. would inform my old custom
ers. that he intends carrying on the same
LINE Of business, and respectfully solicit fol
him q continuance OF their patronage In the
future, as literally as they have been pleased
to favor me with In the past.
C. II. DANKWERTH,
Clsrinston, Ohio. April 8, ls;5-w4.
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wA correspondent from Boston,
Belmont county, to the Barnesvule
Enterprise inquiries:
"Will some one tell US where the Nc
Cennelsyille and Ohio River Railroad
|isp We don't hear anything more
about it" %SSsss =
Ask FRANK ATKINsoN,or T. S CLEvE-
LAND The Bellaire and Southwestern
road is going along. all right, and we'll
beat you TO Belaire n you don't COM
mencs to move right soon ~ EG'
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gThe time card of the Wheeling
and Parkersburg Packets will be found
in this issue. Careful and accommoda
ting officers will be found upon these
boats, and their freight rates will COM
pare favorably with any other boats
! on the Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-20

~H. I. ARDLEY having completed
his Photographic Gallery in Woodsfield,
is now prepared to do all kinds of work
at Eastern rates. He also keeps on hand
large assortment of Chrome frames,
Mouldings, Albums, &C., at New York
prices. Call as you pass. (apr20tf.
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EFThe firm Of G. MENpEL, ,BooTH &
Co, Wheeling, West Va, dealers in
carpets, furniture, oil cloths and other
articles in that line, invite tie trade of
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia to call
and examine their stock. 1t is complete
in every respect G
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wThe report in circulation thai
Judge L P. MARSH, of the Musking
um District had resigned, is incorrect
A gentleman in Noble county wrote te
the Judge inqniring as to the facts
The reply be. received ,was:
"Few die, none resign"
So the Judge is determined to sue
ceed in bis efforts to carve that turkey
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DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court of common pleas O.
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, al
the (. ont door of the court house in the town
of Woodsfield, between the hours of II
o'clock a. m. and O'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1878,
the following described real estate, situate il
Monroe county. Ohio, to wit;
!, Lots numbered thirteen twenty and twenty
one in the town of Calais.
Appraised at $
+. o. tITTLR,
april6, 75w5! Al Sheriff NJ. c. o.
HoLLIsrER & OKEY, Att'ys.
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sEThere has been considerable {

BESTx tCL . Nttso Oec'f
citenment recently in Claringlon, this
county, in regard to Street Commits
sioner. The contest, on the 5th inst ,
was between THOMAS HOWELL, c. DANK-
wERTH and LOUIS MORRIS. IT was claim
ed that the vote was tie between the
two first on the list After several
meetings Of the Council, it was decided
sto holdla new election. Electioneering
is reported to be brisk in .Clarington at
this time. 'aAaN'E
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EFThc we'll known firm of SIMPSON
q HoGE, Wheeling, West Va is doing
a large business. The trade of Monroe
county cannot do better any place than
they can by dealing with this firm.-
Their card will be found in this number
fof The SPIRIT.
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~ The card of the Steamer Andes
appears in this issue. Capt. CHARLEY
MUHLEMANis known to the people of
Eastern Ohio as a careful and accom-
modating officer,and will spare no pains
to make his passengers comfortable e.
Freight taken at fair rates.
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EMr. JAMES L. NALLEY, of WAYNE
township, this county. left at our Office
s last week specimen of wool IA inches
in length that grew on a eve lamb only
eleven months old. -.
Belmont county is requested to try
aeain. - t,......s,.,
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R CARROLL & BROTHERS, marble
workers, of Wheeling, West Va, are
prepared to furnish monuments and
tombstones, to those desiring them, on
reasonable terms. Their establishment
is the largest in the city and their work
cannot be surpassed by any in Ohio OF
West Virginia. See card in this issue.
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SMr. w. H. ROBINSON, Wheeling
West Va, dealer in Paints, Oils, Glass
White and Red Lead, Sash, Doors &c
is responsible business man. and car
furnish dealers in Eastern Ohio and
West Virginia with materials at very
low rates. Give him call.
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gThe Assessors of Noble county

EThe Assessors Of Noble county
decided at their meeting on the 18th
inst, to value stock as follows
8 Horses, first class, 500; second
class, $50; third class, $40. Work cat
tie, FIRST class 500; second class, $40
third class, Cattle, three years, $25
two years, BIS !; one year $5. Sheep
first class, 81; second class, 81; third
class, 81. Mules, first class 800
second class, $50; third class. $40
Hogs, per pound, five cents. seFs
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From the Noble County Republican, April 10
Died. kss-

At Caldwell, April Sth, 1875, of con-
sumption, Mrs Nancy B. Pugh: wife OF
Major S B Pugh.
The deceased was a member of the
NJ. E Church foritwenty five years, and
died in it's communion. As wife,neigh-
Dor, friend, mother and christian, in all
Ilife's present and eternal relations, she
was exemplary, faithful, and true.
Not a syllable Of reproyal ever fell
upon the fair escutcheon of her life, or
can ever darken the hallow that sur
rounds her memory. A stricken hus
band and four children mourn her death
But she passed away to the Better
Land, the smile of hope and peace upon
her lips, and faith in Christ as her Sa-
vior guiding her spirits progress
through the dark Valley and the shadow
of Death.
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p@If you want the news of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports. subscribe for The
SrlRr TERMS lone year 81 so; six
months Is cents. Office, North of The
Monroe Bank. ,ssss :,rs so sao5sis
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EEThe advertisement of the Bealls-
vile Select School viii he found in this
Issue. The Principal, Mr.. DAVID Nc
vrY, Is fine scholar and we'll calcula-
ted to govern a school. We can re-
commend this school to our readers
sheresand elsewhere. A z 81
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s~THE SPIRIT is mailed to suhscri-
bers outside of Monroe County, free OF
postage, at / 80 per year. II you
want yonr friends in the West to know
what is goingonsin Monroe county send
them TIE SP1RIr. ss hae -
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W Messrs j. H. STALLMAN & Co.,
Merchant Tailors of Wheeling, West
Va, are prepared to furnish business OF
dress suits at fair rates. Their reputa.
tion as honest business men is flrst-class
See card in this issue and give them :
coll
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wThe Clarington Planning Mill Is
doing large and paying business this
Spring Any article in the furniture
line-cbairs, bureaus, tables, bedsteads
stands, desks and lumber can be OBJ
tanned there on short notice.
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DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me direct
IL ed from the court Of common pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house,in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. IN. an IA O'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Nay, 1875,
the following described real estate, situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, to viii: 80
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section twenty -seven. township tws
and range four. containing forty acres.
Appraised at $500.
4. -. -. TO. LITTLE,
apri6, '75w5s 8 Sheriff N. C. o.
! esHusrsR& MALboRy, At:ys.
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s@If you want horse bills, sale bills,
letter heads, business cards, envelopes
with business card printed, bills of la-
ding, or other job work, call at THE
SPIRIT Office, or send your order. We
will do you good work at low rates.
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HThe law protecting the holding
Of Nominating Conventions, by either
party, viii be foundion our first page
The Democratic Convention of June
9Th will be held under the provisions Of
this law
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Sold BY all Druggists. and Dealers IN Medicines.
SPrice One Dollar.
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EgF Flushing, Belmont county, was
visited by terrible storm on the lltt
inst. The residence of Mr.. JoHNsEl
LINDSEY was blown down and quite q
number Of persons were severely in
jured.
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~TAYLoR d ARMSTRONG, Of Bell
aire, advertise their Spring stock in this
issue. Note their goods and prices and
if you desire any article, of first quality
send in your order.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-20

The new building for the New York
Tribune was opened Saturday, and
Whitelaw Reid was presented with set
of silver. ea zr
William Morgan, St. Louis wife
murderer. has been sentenced to be
hanged May 2S.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-20

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