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OBITUARY.


ITO subsist in lasting monuments, to live in
their productions. to exist in their names aud
predicamant Of chimeras, was large satisfaction
unto old expectations, and made one part OF their
elys;ums. But al this is nothing In the meta
phyBics Of true belief. To live indeed is to b.
again ourselves which, being not only N hope,
but an evidence in noble believers 'tis all one
to lie in St. Innocent's chnrchyard as In the
sands OF Egypt. Ready to he anything
in tho ecstasy Of being ever, nud as
content with 6 foot as the noles Of
AdEiAnus-" These grand words OF Sir Thomas
Browne, xho has, perhaps, spoken moro elo-
quent1y Of death and immortality than any writ
e. Of the English tongue, dtIy usher in few
remarks upon the life and death Of = lady,
kno ID, from almost the earliest settlement OF
This city, to all It's nob1ess and best indvellera.
Louisa Maria Clifford Dyer, who passed into rest
on the 9th day OF the present month, WAS .
woman OF such grandeur Of sentiment, such
capacity Of aelf-saerifce, such fidelity Us wife,
sud such devoted tenderness as mother, that the
writer aWed in the presence OF her virtues, feels
himself unworthy to chronicle them. And, indeod4
this is not the place for her biography her life
was not filed with thrilling incident though it
lacked not its Share Of ROMANCE, but it was life
more than heroic, in that its deeds, which might
hare served as examples to those aiming at the
highest ideal Of holy living, we're destined to be
obscure. Not all the good have been content to
remain unknown, and it NAV be questioned it
Wiioerforce or Howard wonld have given their
benefcent service to tue world as readily as they
did. had it been prophesiea that they should not
''aubsist IN lasting monuments" or "lye in their
productions"
The subject OF these lines hsd In her all that
Was essential to make the philanthropist or the
martyr. Had not the demands OF those nearest
to her been 50 great, and had the circumstances
surrounding her been such as TO cali her native
qualities into action, she could have presided
like Florence Nightingale over the hospitals OF
m arrnr, OF gone like ct. Catharnae to the wheel
Conscious sho must have been that there we're
in her the elements Of greatness in the worldly a.
veil ~ in the higher sense, but she was without
''tho last infr1nity OF noble minds" and,
doing always That she conceived to
be hsr duty, preferred to bear her
| czoss OF Christian in the seqnestered
paths Of humble piety rather than upon the
mountains Of righteousness. For year, dis
playing courage greater than that Of battle
fields, ahe - died every day she lived" Retain
ing to her parting moment au active interest 10
the welfare Of all either nearly remotely akin
to her, aud sustained by The consolations Of a
mystical religion.-the intellectually Of which
probably, first lad her to embrace it,-at last,
for her began 1.-THE ecstasy Of being oTer."
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'?Sssa Ssss n e. :S4ss: i slSS
sebssssSsa % espitsi. sisy: 4 isS shases OF s1c'
p;
3 ss; Z IT, e. nxsss,
I'D for tho q ''s
Of land 4. ot which freehold snd ase situated IL
= Sl .aa
q Tennessee GsorTs I'D Asb..s snd =,
s!s.ss % The; :ro io:sted ths seats
Ct nes % s p +,
Tse.s work: hsse sacees.ull, Carried BY
rxs nd vi saaipped m foaaa?s
II ses she2 Gsss aeas
ehtuss Tho MAenns Shop the lasFoa IN he snEe South
,sE ssseesel ss! I
R I ta senaoS5 s5fo nsnf e Tta
IT, fs9ss se snd Solas shops fus saap
sas u II .Gs
T5F, n Ell
1os a dseo:i's ST. sd q
asa 70 he assad
The xiil BE- transferred to ths conp.ny t9
ns = 20 81
Fittings, Siding. and good will -
The contract price Of thH Works to tbs Company Will
bo 9a oo; $50 o0 ia easb, and s7a GOO In o ordinary
shares Of 41D0 each. fully paid up.
Tho es, innate which this based Is from eaEe
chtaery p'aut patterns hztqErs sidu:. and E1o4 wl
pointed st tho s meeting of the stockholders, Of which
due notice will b given.
Prospectus copy caaEtor .nd forms Of Tor
shares may 6a procured from tn Secretary {pso ten At
tho nsfces Of the Company. At tho Works.
Zach apps.tton fer .sase, ma.t BE- accompanied bya
Should no aetnoat be uada ths deposit will bs re-
turned without deduction.
lRsre tolo~s tbs Charter. which Is YETI fpu in it,
grant af Manufacturing and Mining ffanchises]
OPINION OF COUNSEL UPON VALIDITY OF
- CHARTER.
[Copx.l
CHArrAsoooA. Teon.. Jan. T. ls75.
oompsnyine. cepy e charter # .'Iho Chat.cuoosa
Ing Company" r:o 'isw 70 sseer:sin II VALIDITY e.
resularl, obtained md Is legal Under tho COMPANY
may organize and nssst the1r money
charter ar~ eousstsDt with It's Constitution of ths United
RtAes and Of the SAta Of Tennsssee: and they will bs
enforced the Coura Of the county law xnd equity
Rs'pffRtEIsMl1Hi pTREMH1r SSts2yfRsi SSyRit1 rnEwH1rr Att,
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tn HE HANGED.

ST. LOUIS, April 10.-Another uife-killsr has
been sentenced to be hanged here. W1lism
Morgan, an old man who murdered his wife on
the street July 81, 1874 and was convicted at the
last term Of the Criminal Court, was brought
before Judge Jones to-day and sentenced to b.
hanged on Friday, the 2sth day Of May.
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TENNESSEE ku.kLUx ACQUITTED.
MENPH1s, Tenn, April 10.-The Gibson Coun-
ty Ku-Klu1 were acquitted in the United States
Circuit Court to-day, Judge Ballard recommend
ing their discharge, Is the evidence failed u o.
txbliah their guilt.
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RobBiNo THE MAILS.

Special U3Fpdkth o 7He Chicago 7T1bKft.
KANSAS CRY. No., April 10.-J. s. Goings,
Postmaster at Crit.enden, Davies County, Mo-.
was brought here to-day and taken before United
States Commissioner Lathrop on 4 charge Of
robbing the mails. In default OF bail be was
committed to jail to await trial at Jefferson City.
he is accused OF taking large amounts, and hls
a11est has caused considerable excitement.
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sr. GATHERINGS, Out., April 10.-Mathias
Konkle was sentenced to-day to be hanged for
m outrage on ilttle girl 1t BaameRgilla in No
Yambar last.
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CRIME.

THE PAXTON. Ill, RAPE CASE.
Special U.spa1oh to 1Ir ch1eaao Tribune.
PAXTON, Ill.,, april 10.-The CASE of the peo-
pla against Joaeph Carter, colored barber OF
Gibson, for committing raps on Eva johnson.
vhite girl, was concluded to-day. I sent you
portion OF the lattar's evidence yesterday. She
continued ~ follows:
Cro,s-e1amtned- he had outraged me
he took me- up aud put me on chair. sat
there and cried. never wrote letter to Car
ter in nv life. He put me ont the back door,
and went homa. Met my father and told hlna
about it.
Several minor matters were brought out, but
her story vas we'll told, and the cross-exanaina-
ton caused no material contradiction.
II. 4. Johnson, father of Eva, testified that
he met her between lis house aud the barber-
shop, and that abe at onca told him what had
taken placo.
Th.ea colored and three white men testified
on behalf of Carter, attempting to shoW that
the girl was frequent sisltor at Carriers shop,
but The fact that two Of the coiored men were
active in having Carter arrested and testified
agsinst him before the Grand Jury WAS damag-
ing to their evidence. Their evidence on tho
preliminary examination and present trial dlf-
fered materially.
Carter, tho prisoner, testified, aod hia tes.i-
mony was dat contradiction of Eva Johuaon's.
He claitns that they hal had car1af intimacy
for several weeks, and that sho has written him
several lettera.
The case was given to the jury shortly before
the noon recess, and Mt s O'Clock this afternoon
they brought in verdict Of not guilty.
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4 BAND OF ROBBERS sNuFFED OUT.
MEMPHIS, April 1o.-For some time past nu-
merous robberies have been committed in the
nsighborhood OF Ohicot, ARK, and the citizens,
behevins they we're pc1petrated BY q regularly
organized band, have been qn1e!ly On the qui
viYe for them. Last Thursday night Eve men
we're discovered in the commission warehouse
Of L. q. Martin, located on the river bank, and
The alarm given. The citizens soon sur onndea
the building. &ud the robbers opened fire
On them, which Vas returned, and two
Of window int9 the river, and was
drowned. The remaining twq were captured the
next day. Numerous persons, suspected Of be-
irg In league With the baod, wers found to have
disappeared, having fed from fear Of the pr,aon-
err implicatinE them.
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
1eposs foot Of take-s.. Iadiona-1p. onI 8tksexd-k
and tanol asd Sizts<nLa-xs. 1Iesa Q4c<s. 81 clztkM
aad al dspots.
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Mail and E1preas.................
ottawa auu oAfrator Passenger.
Dubuque = Sioux City Exp. .....
FAciiic Eaat Lac, for Omaha. .
kAusaa City. LeaTanworth, A.
cnisnu d st. Joseph kip.
1eIRa EIp<eSa-
Aurora F4a4ouSet+.....
&cndotA, ottawa i StreatoE Pass
Aurora Pa&&cnEer...........,-...
Aurora Passenger t6unday},....
Qubaaue 4 Sioux City E1p...-.
PAoitio Night Exp, for 0mana. .
AAn4A8 CitT, Lo1TaoWoEth, A.
Gibson ) st. Joseph EXP.
QoWuer'8 Grove A Accommodation
OoHner's t3soye Accommodation
DpWnor'&GFora Accommodation
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St. Lorix Express. ss....-..-.....-... >.
1T. Louis Fast l.lnc............-..
Caro- / New l)rls4ns Ex.....~...
C4itn / Nav Orleans Ez.......-.
Spr1acnald, Feuri.l i hsakuk HI
Springfield and Pe.'tta Exp1ea2. .
DubuQue / 8ionx CITY kx....-..-
Dubuque 4 n. Dodge Rx. ..,....
Gilman PAsseuger.........-..-...
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VA tho Moderator q lie town election and meeting
Of South Chicago, held on Tuesday last Even u he
reht to act xhsn be retired early In The Morning. and
you proceeded to act thereafter as moderator. The
fact tha& acted ts enough No court viii inquire
e!cted and tho resul. of the election cannot be dis
suzbed for that reason. Youra. ". c. GouD1.
JUSTICE vAE'T woCD.
Mr.. Justice Want Woud wishes it stated in
connection ~ith the casa Of = man who sued
number o! other men for malicious mischief in
smashing up bis 1ce-box, which Was reported in
full recently in The TRIBUNE, that when the
counsel for the defendants urged that be Was
not tie proper 5nstce to take cosnlzance tn the
matter, he informed the Constable wbo arrested
the defendants that unless he could stats
that the Justice {HAines) who issued the
warrant WSs absent Or Unable to attend
to business aud could amend the re-
for him to try the case. The Constable, how
erer, who the Justico states, is not connected
With his Court. ludorsed the warrant in q mau-
ner to induce the Justice to believe that Justice
yan's Woud then suggested to tho plaintiff thst
1t wnn]d be best for him to hAve tho defendants
reaucstad On his warrant, 30 that jurisdiction
in tae case might rest eole]y With him. He ao~
coriingiy, as in duty bound. administered the
o&sI, to The plaintiff, but On ,examining him
n which only trespass would he,
He then directed the Constable to take the de-
fendanss before Ju1tice Haines but did not dis
eta&as that he did not charge Or receive single
cent for services rendered in the case, and never
asked the plaintiH for cent for issuing war
rant IN the case.
THE paoonAn<1E COMMITTEE.
h uaeeting of the Programme Committee ct
War OF the Rebellion was held yesterday even
Ing 1t the fremont House for the purpose Of
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KAhKAKEE LINE.
From cfra 1gpos kakes:.. axd depos aat featvs
seeond-k: Ticket eee, III Ranao!pAst.. o1d al dpa$
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----E--
Milwaukee, Madfsou, Mooros
Pzari. d. Chlep, Local. 80 T. m. 78 p.
Milwaukee, La Cfussc. Wiaoaa,
st. Paul Minneapolis, through
Exprsss; atso vtx Milwaukee.
for Ripun, berlin, Oahkosh,
3Ienasha Green Hay........- 30 T. n. T. E41p.
Milwaukee. Madison, Prairie uu
Chien; also, H.uash1, Greeat
bay Stsypns Point 90 p. NJ. ~ Aea"
Milwaukee La Crosse Pass y:k5 H. rn- III 90 !.
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ilLlEcIS CENTRAL B1lIR11Q
Deook foot of Lake-sfv n Teey yseeoad 1eRA
G5fes. III K4adoIpAsk. as<ar Clark.
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HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL,

This elegant resor having a most beautiful
and charming situation the Northwestern kailrpad
1885, Diaxanas OF tbs zooua may be 25 Dearborn
st.. Room l. L. D. MAkHRIELD, Dlrector
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ss,4imorsa n ohio Ralirsad.
= J. tnxr4n AZ ono pryvsIox.h

Tn. following time table was adopted De
re,uhcr %. 1874:
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THE TRIBUNE FOR 1875.
Cheaper and, Better than Eyer.
b IS s keasM
.Postagc Free ID susscfIbsrs.

/ = =
TURING tina year 1874 the position OF TnE
~ TRtsrxs as the .'leading American news.
paper" has come to bs generally Recognised.
Politically it maintains with its old fervor its
old Gospel Of Freedom and Equality, but main.
tains iss Independence OF party dictatinn; and
has rarely. in Its whole histhry, found its polit
ical reoommendatons 20 much needed hy both
partiss or 80 thnfaug hl Wind dicated by Ahe peo-
pie as during the past twelremonth. It's bit
terest foes while sssailing it as Aercsly as of
old on poiitieaE9. other grounds, never now
question its pre-eninenos as q newspaper. 1t
is coaf.Sse3ly tho iforeIaoet IN the oruntry. IL
has won the poaition.a and il means TO bod 10 by
the employment Of the best ability. by the
most watchfnl. conscientious attention, and by
the uoet lavish expenditure Of meBeyYto pro-
cure whatever money will buy. in its resders'
e"rriee. It's expenditures In thia way, daring
the past year were over One Million and Half
OF DollsTa For the results of this outlay it
asks from eaoh siugle subscriber 10 the WEEK.
LY, Two Dollars; from euch subscriber IN a
club of thirty or more, One Dollar. and it pays
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ters who desire it receive package. with each
paper addressed 20 its owner Ut tho losSst price
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The postage on all editions Of TUE TRIBUNE
is paid 6y sto o5aco without Charge Vi the
subscriber. TUE WEEKLY TRIBUNE thus be.
comes tn. subscribers In clubs the Cheapest,
as 10 has ionJ beentts bess paper pu5sssAed 8 6.
Agents wanted In every town. CO ssoi
Address for specimen cnpie. posters. aaa
rates Of commission, THE. TRIBUNE.
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washiugion Township. Items.


Our correspondent. LEsiIS. furnishes
the following items under date or tue
18th inst; - sic 9r9
The Railroad fever has not yet reach.
ed 9rsysville = ~ RsG
Mr.! JonN BEvFa met with a serious
accident a few. days since; he WAS haul.
ing 0. load Of corn and slipped on the
ioe, fell on his elbow and hurt his arm
badly. go. f.....i .s,,.-s .
Mr JoHs HIcxEsBorHAM was badly
hurt ON the 9th inst BY, his. sled over
setting on him. he is confined to his
bed but is improving slowly. tsa ssi5r.
DIED.-SARAH, wife of JOSEPH HARrs.
horn, died on the 9th inst, OF consump.
tion The deceased was daughter of
Hon. WIN MitLrGAN. 100 '7~sa'oI<
Rev. E. W. CRIMES of the Methodist
church is holding q p.otrac:ed meeting
at the Strait Fork school house near
this place. Mr.. GRIMES is o faithful
worker IN the church, this being the
fodrthsprotraeted meeting he has held
this winter, at which there have been
over one hundred persons united them
selves with the church. v5e,.tg 2r.rrc
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CATHARlNE CARLTON.
Hy Cor correspondent, J. Q. a.. OF
New Castle, Green township, sends the
following items under date Of the 10th

Eyodr correspondent, j. o. a.. OF
New Castle, Green township, sends the
following items under date Of the 10th
inst. =: agXta aSa ENe>
On last Sabbath a little son Of WIN.
ALExANpER's of this township while
riding down . hill on beard or sled,
run asnag in his body near the groin.
DR.. HABERMEHL was called in and sewed
up the wound ;she says its q bad hurt
but thinks he will recover.
A man by the name Of KEYsoR in
Adams township had a lot Of sheep
poisoned by eating laurel, and while
doctering them got some Of the poison
in sore on his hand which was com.
imunicated through the system. He be-;
came very sick and sent for DR.! HABERs
xEHL. He gave him some remedies
that neutralized the poison and at last
accounts he was getting along oil right.
An old lady by the name of Rose, on
last Sabbath, walked out. in the yard,
fell on the ice, hurt one of her hands
and cut her face very bad. She also
has cancer on her face and is not ex
rected to live. a, l.si,n7.SN sf:ss Nk
A little boy Of JAMES STEWART, near
Taylor's store, in Adams township. got
one of his ankles cut badly, by another
little boy, swith7san axe In his hand
swinging il round. The axe struck the
other just above the heel cutting it con-
sidesabay 80 '---'-''
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rREraaxnazY.
rRErlRgD BY =
R.LG AVER eco, Lowell, Mass,
q fpsetsoas anS Aaaaytieas cAerdsss.
SOLD ny All paccGrsrs EvcelwHEK1
mayis,7sy.
sHERlFFs SALE.
George Bowry
N. z. Henthorn OF al.

H 2 & :. -
DY virtue Of so order OF salste me directed
II from the court Of common pleas OF Monroe
ocuatv, Ohio, Twill offer for sale at the front
door Of the court house. in the town Of
Woods6sli, bs,wssn the hours' Of 10 O'Clock
q IN. aud O'clock p. N. on
Vednesdoy. tho 3D. aayof March, 1875
the following described real esEats situats 10
Monroe county, Ohio, to Wit.
One and one half acres In the southeast
corner Of fraotiorsi section twenty, and ten
acres situated in the north corpersof section
nineteen. all Ia township two Of range three.
Appraised at sasI es. q ea
10 81 TO. LfFTLE;
jan2sTsRss s2 Sheriff u. c. o.,
upyrER J. MALtoSr, Attys for G. C@hrs.
Assignee.
Z HoI,,ssEn okEr. A.t'.s for plxintid.
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Tne Aoca,ien 81 a Railroad.

Uyr Coiumbss correspondent writing
Of the reports Ia circulation about the
location OF The McC"nnelsyi!le and
Ohio River Railroad, says:
"The reports that no other company
can be nrganized for road 10 that vi.
cinity. and that those who would prefe,
another line than Just where they pro.
pose it snail run, h4ve now no othe,
remedy than 70 fall in with them, age
incorrect" q u
!. "Any and as many companies as may
desire. may obtain charters with sane
points, or with same and other points
and an;u theH; road is Located. ,apothel
company can' adopt and locate sa tAe
same line that they contemplate using u
"They have no exclusive right until
they are. completely, organized and have
located ,heir roaa, or sltleast n part oi
it; and then another company may or.
ganize and run road alongside of theirs
Of they desire"
Thatvexplo1es the; idea. that. q. road
has exclusive Control. of the territory
for a, distance OF ten miles on either
side OF IL! s.5tfEl ilG .3-r4- 5.55zseE
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A Copy OF the Charter Of the SIC.
C0Bnelsyllle and Ohio River
: Railroad Company. i'ii'tiV

- - . a
WE, the undersigned, natural persons
named associated, and do hereby associ
ate together to become body corporate
under andyby virtue of an act Of the Gen /,
eral Assembly of Ohio entitled An act
TO provide for the creation and orgahisa.
lion of incorporated companies land to
create and regulate railroad companies
this was erased In the State Of Ohio.
passed May'1, fs52, and the amendments
thereto '-i9- Sa24 's.'s,'as' y
F1Rsr.--The name and style of the said
corporation, and by which Ut shall be
known,and designated shall be The Nc
Connelsville and Ohio River Railroad
Company.
SECOND The said McConnelsville
and Ohio River, Railroad to commence
for the same at the town Of McConpels7
vile, on the MuskiEgum River, in .he
county of Morgan, State of Ohio, run
ming thence uia he-town Of Senecayille
through the counties Of Morgan. Noble,
Guernsey Monroe-erased] and Bel
mont and terminating on the west bank
Of the Ohio River as near as, practicable
at a point at or near the town of Pow
haitian. Belmont County, Ohio. -7s'a
THrRp.-The amount required to con-
etract said. McConnelsyille. and Ohio
River Railroad is FIVE hundred thousand
dollars, and therefore the capital stock Of
said Railroad Company will be the sun,
Of Sb00,000 in shares OF $50 each.
In testimony whereof we have here.
unto set our hands and seals this ID day
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Belmont County News.
From The Wheeling Registsr.l

ASu1 VIZ " aSSAAu6 @SoSAoe0A'J
Bcl.aire, Feb. 2o.-Mr. James Taraut.
of this city, died very suddenly last
night. He was in usual health up TO
the time of his death. We did not
learn the particulars, but hear that his
death is supposed to have been from
heart disease. -s--.,r.-,~'-->..,-,.~-
The railroad fever, though more
quiet, has abated none of it's interest,
and our people are looking forward
hopefully to favorable report from the
meeting at Armstrong's Mills on The
23d instantagq . Bns, ,hts8stooW Ia ~
Mr.. John Robinson, Of Gravel Hill,
died OF the residence of his son, Mr.
John H. Robinson, yesterday evahing.
He went down like aJshock of corn,
fully ripe, being about ninety years old
at the time of his death. go gsaE fitv rs
CHILD BURNED "A little child about
six years of age son of Ashwell Graf.
ton, residing on Guernsey street, was
badly burned yesterday afternoon. An
elder brother had been playing with him
ia the room, with some brush he had
gathered from the hill, and had gone
ont Of the room but o few minutes,
when the child was discovered so badly
burned that his life is dispaired Of, and
he is now lying in q critical condition.
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sHERlFP's SALE.
O. CebIs
A. Moseny ct ux

DY virtue Of ar order Of safe TO me diYeo.-
u ed from the court Of common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will odsr tor sale s,i
the front door Of the court house,iu the town
of WoodsGeld, bstween the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. m. aud O'CLOCK p. m on t,,s s
Kednesdqy, the 81 duy of March. 1875,
the following described real estate situate In
Monroe county, Ohio, TO wit;
Being part Of the northeast quarter Of
the rortbeast quarter Of section pipsteen.
township one OF range three, bounded and
described IS follows, TO Wit Beginning at .
stake at the northeatt corner Of NJ as Mary
Stitson's lot on the west bank OF the Ohio
River; thence down said river fourteen rods
to stake; thence south eighty eightand >
half degrees east sixty I've rods to thepface
Of beginning, containing i've and three fourth
acres srnoreeor less.l in zeJ3Lg ,Htefs
Appraised at $is6 .Ss'a-r.G tsz s
TO. LITTLE.
jau28,1 8,155w5. -.sss Shsrir u. C.so.
HoLlisfsH & ogEy. Ass'ys,
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The U. S. Senate, after a contin.
nous session of 20 hours, by a, vote. of
SO Q q laid the resolutionpf Mr Mos-
TON, for the admission of PINcHBAcK,
the Negro U. S Senator from Louis.
lana, on the table.
8 That is certainly q very decided re,
buke of GRANT, sKELLoss, MoRToK and
their co-workers, who are striving to
create q war in the South to aid the
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