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suERIFr3 SALE.
Thomas Scott
vs.,
John ". Scott Scot 81 al.

81 f.efE i4.l-A
DY virtue of an, order OF sale in partition
u to me directed from the court of common
pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sale:at the front door of ths.court house in
the town of Woodsfsld, between the hours
of 10 clock a. m. and 4 o'clock r. m, on
Saturday, the 6.h day Of February, 1873
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: = ~
The northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section tweutY-ssvsn,e town ship
four of range SIX. containing forty-one acres,
Also, the east end of the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter OF section TWEEN
ty,seven. town; hip four of range six, con.
tanning ten acres.
Also, the south half of the southwes
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
twenty eight township four of rangs six
containing twenty. acres.
Appraised at l.42o, su, ject Sto dover q
Elizabeth Scott.
II Aa T OsIITTLR,
jams, 75w5. Sheriff NJ. C. O.
Il. uoLLAAD, Atty.
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MARRIED On the 9th inst by HUGH
WINDLAND, Esq, of Wayne township,
Mr.. AMOS CRoNIN and Miss CATHARINE
A. DoUGHERTY
On the 10Th inst, by the same, Mr.
JOHN SPARKS and Miss LUsETTA NEEDS
On the 14th inst, By The same. Mr.
HERMAN PIFER and Miss EVA SEBAuGH
On the 10th inst, by Rev. T. HUBER,
Mr.. JOHN BlERI aid Miss ELIZABETH
BIsHoF.
On the 21st inst, by HrGn WINLAND,
Esq, of Wayne township, Mr. SYLvEs
TER FARNswoRTH and Miss ELIZABETH
HICKMAN
On the 21st inst, by o. E FLINT,
Esq, of Washington township Mr.
VAcHEL HILL and Miss ARABELLA SwAL.
LOW. .sH
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THE sun. ,
Daily and weekly for 1875.

NHR approach Of the Presidential election
< gives unusual Importance to the events
and developments of 1875 We shall en- !.
deavor to describe them fully, faithfully and
fearlessly.
THB WREKLY SUN has now attains q cir
culation of over seventy thousand copies
Its readers are found in every State and Ter.
ritory, and its quality is we'll known to the
public. We'shallt not only endeavor to keep
it fully up to the cid standard, ,hus to imp prove
and add to its variety and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be q
thorough newspaper. All the news Of the
day will be found in 1t, coudenssd when un-
important, at full length when Of moment,
and always, we trust, treated in clear, In
teresting sad Instructive manner.
1t is our aim to make the WBEKLY SUN
the best family newspaper In the world. It
will be full Of entertaining aud appropriate
reading OF every sort, but will print nothing
to offend the most scrupulous and delicate
taste. 1t will always contain the most in
teresting stories and rom snces of the day,
carefully selected and legibly printed
The Agricultural Department Is a promi-
nent feature in the WkEKLY sun, and its
articles will always bs fresh and useful to
the farmer.
The number of men independent In poll
tics is increasing, and the WEEKLY sun is
their paper especially. It belongs to no
party, aud obeys no dictation, contsnding foI
principle, and for the election of the best
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OF republican institutions. Itshas no fear oi
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy
The Century Question.

HS
ED. SPIRIT: Quite lively discussion
has been going on for some days among
the learned mathematicians, chronolo-
gists and historians of our town, on the
following questions:
1-How old wss the 18th century JAR
uary IL, 1852
2-Was Dec. 81. 1874, the close of
the third quarter of the 18th century?
3-When did the 18th century begin
and when will it end Z
4-Will the 4th of July, 1876, be ihe
Tooth anniversary of American Indie
pendence9
| had the misfortune to he present on
several occasions during the discussion
of these questions, and the arguments
aud illustrations employed were 50 nu-
merous, various and contradictory that
my ideas were confused, and have ever
since been in q state of confusion worse
confounded. In fact, | am now hang
ing on the ragged edge of uncertainty
about my own age. And believing there
are others, like myselEwbo are unable to
come to any practical decision, submit
the questions to you, with the request
that you give them full, lucid answer
in the columns of the SPIRIT. X
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The Corpse Of the Republic.

BY order Of Judge McAdam, in behalf
of creditors who claimed SIT 500, city
marshal sold the printing materials Of
the defunct Republic by auction yester-
day. The journals life was so short
that its mechanical materials were as
good as new; yet they were sold for less
than a quarter of their cost, the whole
yielding OILY $4,000, or about enough
to cover the claims Of the writer's and
the compositors N Y Sun 21St inst
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Railroad Meetings.
CALAIS, Quo, Jan. 90, 1875.

CALAIS, OHIO, Jan. ~, 1878.
Mr. EDITOR: You may publish the
following rail road meetings:
At Lewisville, Saturday, January 30.
Speakers from Woodsfeld and Calais.
AT Reeds school house on Musking.
um, February 1st. Speakers: Jones,
L, S. Cleveland and Joseph Wehr
At Days school house, February I'd.
Speakers: Jones, Wehr, J. B. Williams
and F G. Cleveland.
AT Catholic Church, near Weisend's,
February 81. Speakers: c. L. Kro
ming and C Yockey
At the Clouse school house, February
Sd. Speakers: c. L. Eberle, Joseph
Hodge and Jones.
At Wells school house, February 4lh.
Speakers: T. S. Cleveland, Samuel Gil
more and Jones
All the above meetings to be held at
night
THE above was mailed to US from
Calais without having any ones name
attached PUB SPIRIT G
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Transfers of Real Estate.

VIM. Hudson to Ruth Miller. 4 lots,
Hudson's Addition to Bcallsyil:e, $500.
A Menges to J. Luikart, ll9 acres,
Ohio township, $4,000.
]. Grossenbacher to N. Staufer, GO
acres, Ohio township, Sl,275
Sheriff Little to j. Strickling, 5 acres,
Center township, S455.
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s EEThe amount involved in the suit
commenced by D. S SpRIGGs against
the Commissioners OF Noble county sis
over nine thousand five hundred dol
lars." so says the Pres,. The Repabh,
can reported go cents IS the amount
That was, likely, Mr. SPRIGGs' tax and
the larger amount the total collected,
through the alleged illegal levy, from
all the tax payers OF ihe county.
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JOSEPH CLINE9s WILL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last Will
IN and Testament of Joseph Cline, late Of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together with
the record thereof, was destroys Ell by fire ON
the 18th day Of June, 1867, and that duly
certified copy thereof was supplied and ad-
ni,tsd TO recorl in the Probats Court, 81 the
18th day of January, A. D.ls7siand recorded
therein. ~ JAS. R,sM0RRlS.
Probate Judge Monroe Co., Ohio.
ianI9,75w3,
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re- There were l9 applicants for GER
tilicates at the teachers examination
held on a'mday, the 23l inst Ceriiii
Gates were issued as follows
Ose for "a months, for Is months,
9 for II months each, 0 for 6 months
each and rejected.
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Probate Court.

Jan. 16.-The last Will and Testa-
ment OF George Shafer, Sr, deceased,
late of Switzerland township, in this
county, was admitted to Probate.
B F. Howiler, Admir- Of Jos. Howl
.ler, deceased, fled an inventory and ap
praisement of said estate.
Lewis Bol.z, Guardian of Louisa Bey,
a lunatic, filed an inventory Of the cs.
tate of his Ward
Jan 1S-The last Will and Testa-
ment' of Wendell Burkhart, deceased,
late of Summit township, in Monroe
comfy, was admitted to Probate.
q The widow, Catharine Burkhart, elect
ed to take the provisions made for her
supper. blythe Will OF said deceased,
in lien of Dover under the Statute.
Letters testamentary we're issaed to
John NJ. Barkhart, the Executor nam
ed in the Will Bond $1,000. Geo.
Wcisand, Peter Kuhn and Casper Bieden-
bach we're appointed appraisers of the
personal estate.
Adam Henthorn jr, Guardian OF
Margaret E. and James A. Clark, minor
heirs of Jacob Clark. Jr., deceased, filed
his second and final account, the hear.
ing of which was continued The re
signation of the Guardian was accept.
ed. - s;}Hsrfe ks
Peter Schafer Guardian of the minor
heirs of Henry Bauman, deceased, filed
his second partial account; hearing con
tinued
Jan. 19-The hearing Of the account
of A. Powell Guardian of Vincent Stur.
eeon's heirs was continued to the 10Th
day of March
Jan 80 F, Flint Admir- of the
estate of Luther Hill, deceased, fled an
inventory and sale bill Of said estate
and obtained an order to sell real estate
Jan. % Simon Dorr Guardian OF
the heirs of Adam Zwick filed his first
account, the hearing of which was con-
tinued.
Jan. 23.-Geo. H. Trembly, Admir-
of E G. Trernbiy, obtained an order to
sell real estate, George Decker, James
Mellott and Thomas Booth were appoin.
ted appraisers. w
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Three yellow and one red ear of
corn grew on Simeon Bates farm in
Noble county, Guernsey Times.
Exactly. Presume you wish it un-
derstood that that is large yield, in
Noble county, from one farm
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H Mr. JACOB HoGUE, resident of
Wayne township, this &C unity, was
brought before the Probate Court, on
!, the 10Th inst, and decided to be insane,
ands entitled to admission into the
South Eastern Ohio Hospital for the
insane at Athens tzaf
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HUFFMAN's MILL.

HAVING recently repaired ny mill on
IL Muskingum Greek, near Antioch, for
merly the 0llom mill, am now prepared to
grind wheat, corn, or any other kind of grain
the public may desire made into -four. 3lg
Ihavs three run of burrs and can do grind
ing on short notice; custom ers can have their
grists to take home with them. The ordinary
tolls will bs charged, This mill will do work
from this time ON that cannot be surpassed
by any other in this section of country.
), Invite share OF, the public, patronage.
HENhY, HUFFMAN, r.
Antioch. Monroe County, Ohio.
dsol5, 5,'74m2,
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Ey-An iron fence is to be built
around the court yard in Noble county
at cost of $4,000. One of the editor 5
in Caldwell, some time since, proposed
q double-ridered rail fence with. a slip
gap for an .entrance,but we suppose that
project has been abandoned
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! Gazette, 2lst inst.LMiss Mary Kerr,
'of this place, had one of her arms bro
ken accidentally, on last Monday, by
elipping and falling on the ice.
E There are already 246 cases on the
docket for the coming term of Com
mon Pleas Court The, civil docket
covers all the time from January 26th
to February 26th, after which the Grim
inal cases will be, on trial until all are
disposed of.
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EET The County Council Of the Pat
rons of Husbandry will meet in the
Court House, in Woodsfeld, on Tues
da y,the I'd day of February at O'Clock
. in tho afternoon to elect officers, and to
transact other business. {
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e aEFA child of Mr.. WILLIAM DIEHL.
ofithis township, Center, died Of diph-
liberia last week. Three Children have
died in Mr. DIEHL's family during the
past month, all afflicted with the, same
disease. = - -ts
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re- Warranty, Mortgage and Quit
Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Sum
none, Slbpmnas, EYechtions, and other
blanks used by Justices of the Peace for
.saIeat The SPfRIT Office 4a
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Farm for Sale.
One Mile Northeast of Dcallsville.

One Mile Northeast of Dcallsville.
TNHIS FARM is situated in Sunsbury town.
L ship, Monroe comfy, Chic. on the road
leading from Beallsville to Captina creek 1t
contains
Eighty Acres OF Good land.
Seventy acres of which is cleared and nnder
cultivation, and the remainder is we'll tin
bered. Tie buildings aud feLoes are, in 30 d
repair.
There Is orr two sto'y frame house, one
barn, one stable ID one moke house Fur
never failing springs Of excellent water
There is an apple orchard of bearing trees,
80 bearing peach trees and DO young peach
trees, two years oil on the place. A graded
school aud three churches within one mile Of
the farm.
For further particulars and terms apply on
the premises OF address =
isGl il ELAM WILL IAMS,
Beallsvi!le, Aonros Co, Ohio.
dacl 5, ,74m2
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Problems, Puzzles. Euigmas. &c

Answers to enigmas, and other articles
appearing in this column, will be given
every two weeks. Answers are requested
from our readers
Answers'to enigmas and problems in
THE SPIRIT Of January l2:
No S--S64l0x.
No 9-5 m. 4 {. 81 Ii #. in.
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The Weekly World, One Year, 81.
An extra copy to getter up of club of ten.
The Semi Weekly World to getter up of club
= & of twenty.
The Daily to getter up of clab of fifty.
All the news of the past seven days is given
in the weekly edition Of THB w Rid
Wednesday, which contains, in addition to
the news, many special features prepared
expressly for it. The Grange department
gives each week the latest news Of the order
and of the Patrons, The agricultural de-
p:rtnent presents the latest experiments and
experie noes of practical cuhurists, full re-
ports of the Farmers Club of the American
Institute, letters from practical farmers, and
interesting discus ions of profitable farming.
The page for the family furnishes interest
and amusement for the freside during the
long winter evenings. Full and trustworthy
live stock; country produce and general pro.
duce market reports show the state OF trade,
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$ EFMr. F. HzNpscnUMAcHER, of
Summit township, sold his farm of so
acres, a few DAYS since, 10 Mr., GEoRGE
BuRKHARTfor S1,S00 Mr. H. proposes
:toTemoyesto West Virginia next Spring.
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E The school at KENNEpY's one and
a half miles east of Leuisville, in Sum;
NIT township, has suspended, because Of
diphthelia and other complaints among
the children.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Rcnewcr in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and etfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash Of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, 4 Co...
NASHUA, Nh.
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1E The iprotracted meeting in the
NJ f. Church at Beallsville, under the
direction of Rev. j. R SMITH is well at
tended and promises good results.
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Total Amount Of section l6 Fund
Dne the Several Townships in
this County.
The following exhibits the total
amount of Section 16 fund due the sew
eral townships in Monroe county:
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aBeImomaSloun.y News

enterprise, 21st inst-Rezin III Du-
vssene of the old citizens Of Barnes
vile, died on the 10th inst, in the 10th
year OF bis age. Mr. Duval was a ma.
tive of Montgomery County, Maryland,
from whence he emigrated to Ohio aud
settled in Barnesville in 1882, and has
been q citizen of the sokp ever since. !
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III Philaaelptia, out of fifteen daily
papers and seven weeklies, only two
have had the face TO back Grant in lfis
recent military exploits in Louisiana,-
This is about the proportion Of the
laundering Presidents hackers all over
the country.
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z EEMr. PARRnTT, of Malaga town
ship, sold his farm Of so acres to Mr.
PHILIP WIxeARD, Of Miltonsburg, last
week, for $500. sss sss
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Republican, 21st inst-W eadon Head
ly has sold 40 acres off his farm in
Olive township, to Milton James, fol
81 400. aJ .H
OF something over hundred tracts
Of land and lots advertised hy the couu
ty Auditor as delinquent, for taxes, all
were paid up before day of sale but 81
OF these not over half dozen were
sold, ,-balance going to State of Ohio
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Hope for the Peach crop.

CHtLIoorHE, o., Jan. 1S.-The county
horticultnrists are beginning to congrat
ulate themselves that the prospects for Q
peach crop are not entirely gone. 1t will
be remembered that the thermometer ON
the 10th inst. sank as low here as 90 de
grees below zero. This was not the case
on the hills. however and subsequent in
vestigatiOn shows that in favored locali-
tiesa half crop may vet be counted ON.
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WThe County Commissioners meet
segular ssssfohsoh Monday, the 1st
Dig Of NsM, si sa.,
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The cSeIni-Wcekly. World, 1 Year, So
An extra copy to setter mp ofclub of ten.
The Daily to getter up of club Of twenty five.
Pie Semi. Weekly contains Tuesdays and
Fridays) all the contents of the Weekly, ons
or two first rate Novels during the year, and
all the cream of the Daily World.
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A young man named Gorrell, who re-
sid,s in Meigs township, Muskingum
county, few miles west OF Cumber
land, willie returning from mill, one day
last week, had the misfortune to break
his sled, willie crossing creek, and his
team was unable to move it forward or
backward. Not returning at the expect
ed time, Lis sfliends searched for him,
and found him near the scene of the ae-
cident, so badly frozen that one leg
and one arm had to be amputed His
condition is criticaFNGaerasey JET er-
sonian.
Lady Dudley, whom the light finger
ed gentry of London have just relieved
of her diamonds, is celebrated for her
beauty. She is one of the daughters of
Sir Thomas and Lady Louisa Moncreiffe,
and sister to the unfortunate Lady Nor
daunt, and became the second wife of
Loid Dudley nine years ago. Lady
Dudley's jewels have become in some
sort public furniture, with which every
one who has attended international ex-
hibitions during the past ten years has
become familiar The only jewels in
England 10 be compared with them are
those of Mrs. Mendel, the wife of a
Manchester Cre;us The value of the
Dudley jewels was Sl25,000 a5
1t was at the Astor that Webster,
wishing to buy newspaper one morn
ing, put his hand in his pocket only to
find it empty. He declared that he had
not penny, whereupon one of his sa-
tellites said You must be mistaken,
Webster,I saw you have 500 bill just
as you were going TO bed last night, and
rs YOU haven't been up half an hour
yoh could hardly have spent it," 81
rather think that's so," answered the
godlike Daniel, refectively II did
have 800 bill, am sure. I wonder
what / could have done with it! By
Jupiter, Unjust have given it to the boy
who BACKED my boots FIVE minutes
ago." Aud that was the fact.
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egThe following the total
State Common School fund apportioned
to the several townships and Special
School Districts in Monroe County,.
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Noble County News.

Press. 2Ist inst Mrs Sarah Jane
Still, wife Of Erastus Still, Of Olive
township, died January 18th, Of Con
sumption. Age A years.
The State School Fund for Noble
county for the year 1875 is $500 40
averaging 80 cents per youth. Inter
est on Section Sixseen fund Sl,9l1 36
U. s. Military SO SO.
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ran infant child of Mr.. JOHN
sBURaBAcHER, of Woodsfield, died the
18th inst, of lung fever. aslesA
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wThe net weight of a pig 90
months old. slaughtered by H. R. MA
SON. OF Woodsfeld, last week, was COS
pounds.
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EE The sale of delinquent lands on
: the 10Th and 20th. insts, for taxes,
amounted to 1896 As.