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sHERIFF's SALE.
Charles Mcdonnell
John 2 Long ct al.

DY virtue of IN order Of sale to me direct
ID ed from the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio. win Offer for sale ~
the front door Of the court houss.in the town
Of Woodsasld, between the haurs Of 10
o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m. on
Saturday, the lst dayof Jaasary, 1876,
the following described real estate situate n
donros county, Ohio, to Wit:
The northwest quarter of tbs northwest
quarter Of section eleven, township frs Of
range seyen containing forty sui ninssssa.
hundrsdth scres. NJ
Also, the southwest quarter OF tho sauthF
west quarter Of section twelve, 10 township
ave OF range seven containing thirty avs and
seventy six hsu irsdth acres.
Appraised ats So IJgffL IE'E
r. o. LITTLE, -
/ !. nov3O, ,'75wb. shsriR n. c. O.
HoLLrsrEA 4 OrsY, Atfys. -iiaH}
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The story Of sIr. wilson's lin es,.

Washington Special to Baltimore Sun, 19th.)
The Vice President satup in an arm
chair to-day and seemedto be in better
spirits than at any time since his illness
He coEversed very freely. and alluded to
his attack as quite unexpected He has
lost considerable flesh His voice had a
huskiness in it which seemed unnatural
He said that on his last journey from
Massachusetts to Washington he called
upon one Of the most eminent physicians
in New York. He was assured that his
old trouble, paralysis, had entirely disap-
peared, but that there existed an unfavor-
able condition Of hespine The physi.
clan said that he could treat the disease,
but that it would be severe. The Vice
President gave consent After ether had
been poured along the spine for maIy
minutes, hot irons we're applied in the
same manner as to Senator Sumner after
the Brooks assault in the Senate. The
Vice President says that he did not feel
the application of the hot irons, but after
the anesthetiC effects had passed he felt
relief The day of his attack he says he
felt a most excruciating pain along the
spine, and especially at the base Of the
brain He presumed it was the result OF
a cold, and thought that warm bath
would benefit him It was then that he
was overcome by the excessive suffering
he had undergone. The Vice President
said he could not have endured his suffer
ing another hour That Immediately
preceding the attack to which he had to
succumb he felt his vital force rapidly
giving way, and that the moment of his
attack seemed his last The Vice Presi-
dent now thinks that his illness is the cri.
sis of his disease, and that the heroic
treatment to which he was subjected will
prove so beneficial that he will now rally
and be permanently restored. He ex-
poets to be able to leave for the north by
Monday. 4ii!' -.
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Celia Logan writes from New York to

Celia Logan writes from New York tc
the Hartford Courant: There is o lady
in this city who was once engaged to be
married to John Wilkes Booth, bu,
broke off the match, and requested the
return of her letters, which he refused
Her story goes that she never heard di.
rectly from him again until two years
after his reported death. when n man
called at her house at dusk. She open
ed the door herself. He handed her Q
sealed package and disappeared On
opening it she discovered her own old
Ilove-letters to Booth, and a line unmis.
takably in his hand. 1t was: IL return
your letters" Inside the letter was q
piece OF Cuban newspaper. She is q
firm disbeliever in his death.
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CIGAR MANUFAC,T0RY.
- WOODSFIELD, OHIO. fslsso.


7 HAVE established cigar msnufastoYy n
i Woodsasld, I'm RnaHsKRs buiiding ;seuth
Of the Court House, where / will maufassass, !,
Fine Cigars, Tips and Stogna. q
For the trade Of Monroe and adjoining ssasx0
ties at prices which will compare favsysblTC
with those Of Whseling msnafaotursss.s SER
MY srOGA CIGARS 3 ss5
Will be manufactured from the fossf qeAllsy
Of Kentucky tobacco. Tirs viii b msds frsuk
Massachusetts, and FINE CIeARs from Ccus,
nscticut and Havana tobacco. The patseu.
age Of,
Merchants and Traders
Generally in Monroe county is solicited. Or.
ders will receive prompt attention Callland
examine my stock before purchasing else.
where. FRED ROSRMKIkR
nov23, Toms. Woodsfsld, Ohio.
f' l ltlHffNf. Ia. "a
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

j. November %.
r CATTLE-Common 81 25a3; fair to
medium 80 50a4 25, and good to extra
butchers 81 5Oa5 so. Feeding steers
range from S3a4 so for light to good
heavv grades.
HOGS-Common TO light and tai
ends STAT 25; fair to good packing
qualities 81 40a7 .65; good butcher
grades 81 70a7 S5; general sales oil
packing grades from 81 45a7 90
SHEEP-Market quiet but firm FOL
good qualities at from s4a5 30; com
non dull at from Ss 10u8 20.
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New York Cattle Market.

NovemDer 20. +
BEEVES-Common to prime native
steers 9al21c, with few extra selec
tions at l2ic; common to fair Texas
and Cherokee cattle at 74as4c. Feeling
decidedly weak at close
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Transactions
41a5tc; lambs 4a6c; common to good
sheep, with one car load at 61c, and one
car load of premium, l35 pounds, al
TIC.
HOGS-Live nominally 7ia74c dress
ed quiet at 9a91c.
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The surgical examination of the body
of Lexington, the great Kentucky race.
horse, revealed most singular cause
for his death. That part OF the skull
under the left eye, where the trouble OF
The horse seemed to he located, was
filed with at least a quart Of masticated
food, which had been forced into the
cavity through an opening in the upper
Jaw, caused ky the loss Of tooth.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-11-30

Sam Slick records OF Abernethy that
he was once consulted by aNdyspeptio
Yankee who had recently entered some
diplomatic position in London. AS
soon as the patient had stated this fact,
and that he was from the United States,
tae physician bade him go hi, way and
get well. The Yankee angrily deman.
ded an explanation. "Why," said Aber-
nethy, "your official character will com.
pei you to mingle in civilized society,
and eat like a human being, and that
will ere long cure yop."
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To Contractors.

q 1e eElfslr- 3.t,Ls 20 ~ tlf.fp- .,ss {saift-s
HHE German Evangelical Congregation. a
j Lewisvile. will build a new frame Church
it will be 30x45 feet, and about 20 feet high in
side; a steeple about 75 feet high from III,
ground is to be erected on the roof Carpent
ers desiring to build the Church are requested
TO hand or address their bills within thre,
weeks from date. to any of the following gen
tlemen: fls''i = 's't -f atti ,-tp,,n =
H. Steinhof Louis Butt or Geo Feio,k, Sr
The plan, with specifications. oan be seer
from Monday, the asd inst. st Mr.. Sseinhof's,
short distance south Of Lewisyille
j. FKANKENFKLD, Rssw,.
Soy3STJv3 3h
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st. Louis cattle Market.

November 25.
CATTLE-Steadv good sal l2t me
dinm to fair 50 Toad so; cows 81 65a3
25; stockers s3a4; good to choice Tex.
ans 81 60a6 25; medium to fair S3a9
40; common 50 60a2 80.
HOGS-Steady and firm, Yorkers Sc
60s6 80; packing SO 90a7 25; butchers
STAT 40, the latter for fancy.
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And the saddest OF all is premature
Joy. 1t is stated upon solemn author.
ity that a Pine City, Minnesota, candi.
date for Office who, after setting up the
drinks for three days on the strength ol
bis reported election, learned that the
other fellow had majority Of three
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HBY The death Of o. 5 FERnY, OF
Connecticns a vacancy is male in the Q.
s. Senate which will be filed by Demo
cra.-probably DAVID s. WELLS or ex-
Gov. ENaLIsH. Mr. Ferry was Repuh-
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kEThe death OF Vice President VIII.
sox villnot materially affect the course
OF politics. Hawas not likely to receive
the Presidential nomination, and will be
missed chiefly because he was an earnest
and active opponent Of the third term
proiect. ,zs;
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s,eETlIe Pittsburgh Post advocstes
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TIE RopY LYING IN STATE.

The embalmed remains Of Mr.. vii
son have been laid in state in the Vice
Presidents room on catafal9ue which
occupies ,heeplace where the writing ta
ble stood al which he did, all his work
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the bier OF Senator Sumner. a
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/ balming was then in progress, he re
tired witbou. seeing. the remains.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
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ACTION OF THE SENATE.


A meeting was held in the reception
roam Of the Senate Cham ber, at twelve
o'clock, of Senstors, Members and other
officials, to take action in reference to
the Vice Presidents death.
Senators Edmunds, Thurman, ingalls,
Sargent, WiIdom. Kelly, Dennis, Pat
terson, Morrill, OF Vermont. Jones ol
Florida, Sherman, Paddock, General
Garfield, Clief-Justice Waite, General
Jewell, Ex-Governor Dennison Of Ohio
Representing the District Government
Attorney General Pierrepont, Postmas
ter Burt, Justice Field and other Justi
ces of the Supreme Court, were present
Chief-Justice Waite was called to the
chair, and DR. Mcdonald, Of the Sen
ate, made Secretary Ga motion :
Committee of Arrangements, consisting
of nine, to take whole charge OF the fu
neral, was appointed. The following
| were named as such Committee Sena
tors Boutwell,, Thurman, Morrili Of Yer
mont, Secretary Fish, Justice Clifford
Representatives Garfield, Warren o
Massachusetts, Rainfall Of Pennsylva
MIA, ani Ex Governor Dennison Q
Ohio.