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I > = MALAeA,- q. Jan. IL, 1876.
Methodist revival at Jerusalem; 19
accessions thus far j. r. Smith, Pas.
tor.
/, Martin Truax bought the Office bull
ding from John Walters and, to-day,
moved it to the lot next east of the NJ.
f. Church and purposes fitting it up for
D dwelling. He and Mr.. H. Crook have
formed copartnership in the cabinet
making business. ,,xa. ,,s,.,.s.s I,
Malaga is number point for a
shoemaker to locate. No doubt about
it. Come and see.
Three men we're fined at Miltonsburg,
yesterday, for challenging and accept;
ing challenge to fight
Robert johnson is very low at this
writing. ,s ua ssls JrEMIzER.
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E%Our township letters are warmly
commended by our readers. One gen
tleman remarked to US last week: 81
learn the news from all parts of the
county by reaiing them; keep them up"
We want our friends in all 'par,s of the
county to write for TIE SPIRIT regular
l,r q. /. t...ts- 49,
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PROBATE COURT.

Jan s-David G Steel Guardian Of
Mary c. Steel, filed. his first account
hearing set for February 29th.
Jan, 8-Michael Boughner, Adm'r Of
the estate Of Edward Cunningham, de
ceased, fled his final account !; hearing
continued to February 29th. .asastl
I esDaniell Kimpton was appointed Guar
dian Of the heirs Of Jane Kimpton, de
ceased ss9sls - = ''ei'ss3-@ 80
Margaret Michel Adm'r, OF John Mi
1che1, deceased, filed q petition to sci
real estate. ev Ia sss.e ssss
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~ The largest assortment OF hats
and caps, boots and shoes, In town. cap
he found at HOEFFLER'S store, South
of tile Court House. Call and zee him,
goods and prices, before going else.
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Notice.

T,HR inkrmary Directors Of Monroe county
i will rscsits ssslsd ptopossisto Tdssdsy
February !, to supsrinteud' the Count. In
armaxy from March I, 1876, The Board re
serves the right 70 reject any aui all btdsf
jxn4,'7ew5. HENRY SMITH, ffss.a
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lBaresyilIe Locals.

pfl iaI BNfesvtlle Locals.
Rev. FusHBAcH, Pastor of the Ger
man N. E. Congregation, is holding a
protrscted meeting and having good
success.
The English NJ. E. Church, which was
recently finished, is said to be the finest
church building in the County, Its en-
tire cost is about 81, 500. ,z
The English NJ E. Congregation re.
organized their Sabbath School January
9Th About one hundred and City per-
sons were present.
Baresville SCHOOLS Our schools, 30
far, have been very successful. Prof
A. F. Clarke ssems TO be the right man
in the right Place.
AD-ARBITRIUM.
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ET The dwelling hepssaof Mr. JACK
SON CREAMER, near Jacobsburg, Bel
n0nticodnty, vas destroyed BY Iirsiths
night Of the 9th inst. Mr.. CREAMER and
wife we're absent fro,hm home. Three
children Eere in the house, a thu oldest
being boy Il years 81 age, Who was
awakened by the cracking of the flames
and with great difficulty succeeded in
lgsttiAg, the smsllsr Ychidrsnpat ia safe,
|tY. The property was insured for 81
leo0, IS sneS enisipspa han Ss'aaeSs
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Epon't fail 4 10 call It HoEF.
FLER'S store.s He sells dry goods,
groceries, hardware and queensware 1t
astonishingiy prices.
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~ Is%aT s,,5yal..t|os 2 yI,b ~ Ea;to,

In conversation With the Editor
of the Wheeling Register last week Mr..
PETER B1EHL, OF this place. stated that
big leeses nv the failure Of B =. Aook
4 co, 9aho6ntsd y sss4.4So And
thought he might possibly realize from
their assets twenty cents on the dollar,
and ,probahly not over I've or six cents
I III y tIsLs ~ iS1ti III safs'ef .R ta (
on the dollar.
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Tranafers OF Real Estate. Hs
John Kraft to John Klaft, Jr, Is
acres, Green township, 900 ,ssasg
John Kraft to Henry Kraft, Is acres,
Green township, $1,000.
lJere. Villains to 7. HeArmstrong,
Lot 43, Woodsfeld, S2,100.
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r. Five boys named CHARLES YAUs
GEseYibs LEWIS YxUs,S II Hxakf fBf1LL'
and JAMES WILLIAMS assaulted and Sc
kinjareEloa man. nsned aHEnRE
HATCHER, near Loydsville, Belmont
81 FSursday, she 9Th inss BY
stabbing him. They all plead guilty Of
rioting and we're each sentenced TO- pay
a fine Of $40 and costs and be confined
in iaiI fivs9 days shd be led 81 bfsad and
watsro sGEoRaEs sud CHxRIEsHxAus
charged with stabbing with intent to
kill, were boand ovsf TO Court In the
sum mo-, ot 3Svp ssGpl eaGpp. "A 5a4 es.,.} as.Yf{tS
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fEGh9ise Young HYson Tea worth
40 cents, at % cents per quarter, for
cash, at T. 0. CASTLE h Co.'S Drug
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EHAlI soodslin our line at bottom
Icash prices, at the Drug Store of T. o
CAsTLE 4 CO. 80. "a % III
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County Omcers.

County Onlcers.
The following are tAe officers ot Mon.
roe County:
Anditor--WILIJAM WEDDLE
Treasurer-WiLL1AM T. MoRRIs.
Clsrk-DAvID OKEY.
Shesff-THeMAs o LITTLE q
Probate Jadge-JAMEs R MORRIS.
"a Pros. Atto,ney-ALBERr j. PEARSON
RecOrder-A. HosKINsoN.
d9Saroeyor-JoHN E MARrcLE. 7
Coroner-JoHN MUHLEHAN. -s{a
County Commissioners-JAMEs ARM
sTRoNG,K EDWARD OKEY and DAvrI
LENTz
Infrnaary Directors-JoHN PFAIz
GRAF, ROBERT McCAMMoN and HENR,
SMITH.
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EEChoice Gun Powder Tea worth
a5 cents, at IS cents per quarter, for
cash, at T. o. CASTLE l. Co.'S Drug
St0se sstii4esiss nssS SOD H&tssei11sa : y I
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Z Cross and sickly children can be
made healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. It is
more effective than Castor Oil and is as pleasant
to take as honey For Wind Collie, Sour st ON
aoh, Worms and Costiveness, there is nothing
in existence equal to Castoria.
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| ,~Caiicoss, Gothing. Muslins, and
other articles in the dry goods line for
sale at reduced rates by L.HOEFFLER
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The Bellaire & Southwestern
- - - c. O. 2
r A AILR.O A D!


ia &A\B kBA
A meeting in the interest of the Bell
aire and Southwestern Railroadw held
in the Auditors Office Tuesday evening,
the 11th inst, at which determination,
10 make up the amount yet required At
thissend Of the line, about 80. .0ooI way
manifested that argues vel for ~ sac,
cess of the enterprise
Renarks we're made by Mk n. T
Mosfts, Mrs.. IS. MoosEr, Nj. ~
HoeBfLsss Mr.. %. NsUHAkr, Ar. r:
iSche6xcnER, Jr., n. HoLIIsrEs ESQ,
and Mr. S P. JONES.
A rising vote was taken to learn who
was in favor of earnest, persistent work.
Every man in the room stood up.
On motion the following canyassing
committees were appointed:S 3 ! ~
ST. MOONEY and P. ScHuMAoHER,
Jr.,-Schumacher's Ridge and the ter
ritory between Bakers Fork and Shells
Run, also Egger's and -Cooper's Ridge.
WIN READ and S. P. JoNEs,-Moose
Ridge.
NJ. HoEFFLER and c. LAUENsrEIN,-
Blowers and Neuhart's Ridge.
F. SToEHR and c. HELBLIse,--from
the mouth Of Rich. Fork 4os Lewisville.
s. SpANaLER and F. KoEHLER, Adams
township, south of Sunfsh Creek, and
Green township.
D. NEuHARr an6 S P. JONES, on the
right ofLevisville and on Wills Creek
J. r. hDxrss aud r o. LsrLE, on
Jackson's Ridge and in Perry township.
7. 0 LITTLE and F. KooNrz, eastern
part Of Wayne township.
w. T. MORRIS and j j. HoLLIsrER
on Cranes Nest creek and in the Dyer
and Gay aeisliborhoois. S.
GsosaE KElrrsER and r. N.EscH
Milsonsbsss and Egger rage aEM
A~okia and al j Pa ths%
dsayssills a6a sidhii = !
The expression of the meeting was to
work to the evening Of February 18th,
II necessary.
The canvassers being present books
were prepared for them, and, on motion,
the meeting adjourned to Saturday even
ing, the 18th inst.
Now, NED NED, doss dasiay loSssii sboo,
The amounts;yes intend to subscribe =
Edse ous ssdames and every asliai you
possibly can. when the canvasser calls
npon you, and let US complete the work
OF raising stock by February 18th.
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EEThe couasy Commissioners met
as The .nanthxof Nauexs Ran vLeeI
township. the 18th inst. and awarded
the xsnsAcsto replace the iro6 btdge
recently washed of the abutmepts At
that point, 70 MI. JAMES ASDERsox.
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Egg Remembe that HOEFFLER win
not Be undersold by any merchant in
iWoodsneld.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-01-18
w.in,ssd,a 10, isgeds psar,s,
0 make nhE Se1Rfr oF DE EMocsAcY q

wsintend, If it's ID our power.
to male Mr ssrniFp aocaAer 4
better paper during the year just
commenced than itiIas ever been in
l!lMlsaa sd, without ssotislh, ap.
pealing to our readers for confrma
ton of the statement, that in the
estimation Of It's subscribers and its
exchanges, this paper stands among
the very foremost country papers in
the Statess. The patronage. we now
receive is mot only gratifying but
flattering. A' ~ !, .s.a:,,os, ,s !
For the future we expect to abate
none ofoar szeaE for Democratic
pginciples,.,at the, same TT time we
axoW our. r.determination to denounee
evils and evil doers in County, State
ahd Nation. without regard to- the
party Afiihation sof such evil.doers.
We win do ourSS Utmost conscientious:
sssis kds asa. ds lis tGs szfi = - =. ffsfef
" to serve theinterestsof of the,PEoPLE.
In short.we expect to furnishsalive,
wfdesa~akel and fsliab bic paper. 'vas
To encourage ps in our sefoEts, We
ash tlisfaxors That every suhscri-
bef,,a without except tion, shalll. s 4. en-. I
deayer togseGne for us one addition
aiaabscFiber.v 7sSssh ssls.7iis g VI
..r :. rEisaig 10 sUascRIBERs. u.
Single copy 4 ysar......-.s..s .....ss "a oV
Z" "s5s6 nouths... .s.s.s.ss..s. s.si 70
i JEREWIELIAMS, EDrroR.
/ sHENRf 4. WEST PUBElsHER.
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Profitable EmplOyment.-A Per.
manenl Business.

II
.t-..-a H II
EmplOyment.-A Per.
manenl Business.
Read the large double-column adver.
,isemssnts + Of KESsEpYg 4 Co, IN this pa
per. Read it all. Study and accept
their offer. The advertisers are worthy
of confidence, and their assertions Can
be relied on. Parties remittingasme
can be fully assured that they will re.
ceive just what is promised. The liber-
Atty ,nd enterprise Of NessrS KEESEpz
q Co. are shown by the fact that they
give to each agent coin silver hunting
case vsfch. 81 We hsse seen and exam
ined this watch and are able to say that
1t is in every way equal to what is claim.
I'd. .for,it They, want an, agent in this
county; some lucky. reader OF this pa.
per will get it. The remedy they Offer
is popular, the profits large, the bust
nesa oil yonrsewns hlfsyoado not wish
anothefto bssf sway the prize, ahswel
this advertisement at once, and remit
for sample dozen, and you will thank us
for advising .yoa, a16. thus giving yoa q
business as long as you live-perma'
nent, profitable, honorable, pleasant
Who could ask nlore2 Il S.o
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HOUSE PAINTER.

THE undersigred is prepared to do all man
i nsr Of house painting at low rates. He
has had ten ears experience in the business
and solicits tho patronage of the public gem
orally. WILLIAM 3. SLOAN,
jan4,'76Y. Wittsn's P o., Monroe Co., o,
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~I keep strictly choice old wheat
dpur, salt, staple and fancy; groceries,
stationery, notions and hardware, and
sell for cash or approved produce.
P. SCHUMACHER,J JR
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Why Will You Suffer from Rheuma-
tism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, swellinys, Burns
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centsur Lini-
ment affords certain relief. Many articles
soothe pain to a certain extcnt. but the 0entaur
Liniment cures. The White Liniment is
for the human family. the Yellow Liniment is
for horses and animals -dee14. .'75w13Y.s -
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WORK THAI COUNTS !;
1Ts9 Nd (
los shares In Four Days!

| The meeting Saturday eFening vas
we'll attended. The several EOldmiitees
reported the result Of their work:
MooNRT 4 ScHUMAcHEs, ,Jr., 80 Shares
JONES 4 READ, Is a =
HoEFFLER 4 LAUENsrEIN, is :.
ISToEHRs& HELsLIxG. @.asr4ss~s6 rsssss, -
ID. q P NEuHARr 4 LAuEN- ~ q :
STEIN, IL
MoRRIs & HoLLlsTRR, IL
KErrERER Il NIEBcH,
McC CAMMox& q SrEMrERT, s2Isa
G w. CARRoTHERs, 2
w. SeHUEFELE d JACOB BURG. mN
BicHER, - - EE%2@ sea-
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@ Canned Strawberries, Green Peas,
Green Corn, Tomatoes, Peaches, Cove
Oysters, Salmon, Pears, Roasted Coffee,
Teas, Sugar, Fine Cigars, Tobacco's,
Bread, Rusk, Cakes and Notions for sale
at low rates for cash at ~
Y JACOB REINHERR'S.
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r. Our thanks ARE due friends in
Summit, Malaga, Green, Ohio, and
SsihkriaEd toSAshf 16r tho dai6es 81
new Subscribers sent in last week.
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antioch, Moaroe County, Ohio.
N1IbL prepare plans and specifications,
wv and contract for the erection Of build.
ipss on more reasonable terms than any
other 6rm in Monroe conntY. jan4,'7
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;sa1sThs Rspnhlican NSttonal gonyen-
ten istt Z to Be- hsid It cindp pnati on fpss
ds,, me o1lsk dasy OF June. Our p.
pehlicanxfpispdsi need streagth hsnipgs
and Gsni GxislsIs sugsested that ths
holding of the convention n ohie sonh
beSs tkat slEsStt ssys saeasos iatiAaq sris
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! EgA protracted me etirg is in prog
ress in sht Mak. Church II Ssrdls un-
der the direction o. Rey, 6rARKlSsIrvs
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EJpHs J. HoHNAs, AIsFfr MoR
Rls, .Jo6s RxARL1k nd Fad BsSs|
sAuaH, merchants, Of Noble county
nadai iausis sbnsnts fsEtke beueit ofiheir1
creditors on the 9Th inst Mr.. HoHnAN
claissl slBk Is MssFs Asya, mick
cess Of his liabilities: . ,.s,.a .,aq
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MARR1Ep.-On the 18th insts by M.
BoSelalsSits, ESD 81 Saiemf township, at
the rssideAce. zof the brides fAtheT ip
S~ikerland 70 toxnship, Mr.. WILRlx& D.
SHUTS and Miss SUSAN RRowN.
On the 9th inst, at the residence Of
the b6ides father, Mr. sDAylD S. DEs0hE,,
by I. A. WlLcox, Mayor Of Grsysville,
ME MnrzseL WaBRAHs iadd dAiiss
Cx4HzR txraF. DfsSkEe. bees g ssa's ~
On the Sth yby VS.. HAEDEsTI,
ESQ, 81 Malaga township, Mr.. SOLOMON
OBLlson cpd Miss MARY G. Peuer.g
&c q s--rrr.rr>N>re--7vsz~z as%
HThe AnnralsMssting Of the stock
holders of The Monroe Bank was held
1t de banking rooms, on Iass Tuesday
fhsy elscted the following named stock
holders tslls q 4 4 Board oi Directors forth,
esseing year; Sab. MoosEs,, WV
REArDxoRE, WIZ, oEEY, f. a WAY
JAxsa WArseus H. C.s KorzEHuEu snd
MICHAEL HoEvrLER The difficulty o.
attending the meetings made it inconve
nient fol, Mr. ,CEHRs to serve, and Mr
HenEsEEE. MAS elected in bis place. 'Mi
McokEf, Mr.. okEI, Mr. BEARDxoEE and
Nj KossEBUE have served since the or
ganissstoa ofs the Bank. afsseEst
Alter the election. the members were
sworn in by DAVID OKEY, Clerk Of the
Courts, and organized by the reelection
or SaE MooSEf Is President, and WI
BEAa6ssoRE as Vice lPreaidentIt.i soeSG
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4slbetts One Price sat Cssk kStsfe-
BarnesyiIle. Ohio.
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!, TO the Public.

AT0TlcR h hsrsby yivsn that ths slu6masy
IN Directors Of shisi eddnty wiil not, In tbs
future pay any bills for the osss OF raapsFs
or stramps, Or msdical ftsssslksnt ef the ssms,
other thsuafor those ehs.sts bona ads rssi =
dents OF the county and sntitisd To- relief.
JOHN PRALzaRAP, atNRf sxITH, RoBKRT
AccAAM0N, Inarmasy Dirsssors sf Monroe
oouBty. 0kic.sissA7 Hsss jsn4,'7ew3.A
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-EE Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal and
Hominy for sale at A. D. BRIGGS. :
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DeBlank Deeds and Mort
Cages for sale at thir Office.
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B'USINE b NESS N0TICES s
Fresh oysters at A. DrErER's

FoR REsrIA farm Of 14O acres ad.
joining Woodsfeld. Terms cash. Ap-
ply to W. r. HUNTER,
Jan. .fs, '76-Ha Woodofield, Ohio.
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.o)sA.ssssss.l oslo iAllae4Sf Q.

.o)sA1eznssas oulo iAnaeA1s sd
ns,. rss,.. y, e. s,ses's.ilss 's'n De-
GOING sAsf,
e:ls ~. 8:leAsns AL P. \.
o:l2 Az. s:ss 4. ATaHSE ,4su 1nsd
,x. Hew A1vsrsss<.snss.
Stafford Institute, Prof. E MARTIN.
8&a,'sl alwlS saR. sss1ss.l
Statement. MoNRoE BANK
EoldsR Ystdeds dssliiRJKnikDr'& Co.
ieonl Notice, II. BoUaHNER.
H6Iiapeoo aasGRAussET 4 Regsasm'I
1uEh4 Aonnnk&abV da1ss. II.
p I. win sses.S ss1l Hsef.A
6DrCAnnss Pleas Court converes
In Noble county on the 24th Inst,
sg L@l--.sxzsI5.ti 9 tis;s- -hszz l1s-1rN&
kMr. Jaxrs Csoxls, Of Wayne
sovasAIa n afqesF II ~ rfiP'-
NifA9lklsSy MI C4Ai fPds4i6I|
pill be found IN ess advertising col
anns Hsld = j
I1.I - a 4 ~
IElseios IS GihiIa tonaps- aTs
n{sla<1l.lSR { NE hefS 8 s! They ,sre
&bsiiPs1L M xIsseh Titssss ..sae
- ,,,,,her 81 ,he ~ coliectors y tscR
-. ..9 ~ rcon,lv rre...
y Is.'sa sass 49, - s"st sal w T. II
sfef ths iatter nefk 93 lsats veskpai, s.d
.w1.5Is.ss.sss s1ITs0.iie Ss4hs
-. s1.w csuisila lsua Cdtnsy'l
As.irs sI6 rvShsdsilry conHls,sss.. 20.
=. 1 = : = = !.
= - bkpoeodoeon1eoQouec tne
ohio y.s;a,.tur. inoosina InHs of'o5oI
~ s,Sr ~. g, 81 a GA = rs ,sl;s vaia 60
sesrTT-.yr--uaSl .ss
~ 49, a.ane Hne Playing
cro4 = - 1teeoe " seals gear, in fact
tkroi< I 6Ht IL q 81 q ~ R3k, Spnday ex-
$500 -. 'e'4s 's,ssssf sssssf F..sass
e. , = s'as
9s,k pss'isAsd s!.sY ss2ys q PJj|
q swo1ty'lesss - -eeHs ov0f sue
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E Hardware and Qneensware at low
down prices at HOEFFLER'S SEX
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ey0df tHa6ks AZ dde Hon Anrs
WArsos for the reports of State officers,
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4 Il n =
The committeeman reported The pros
pect favorable in the several localities
visited BY them. All agreed TO contin-
ue the work the present week and as
muche longer as neeessarysea<s
D. NEuH Arr, p NEuHARr and c: LAu-
EssTElN were appointed to canvass the
territory heretofore assigned to HoEF-
FLER b LAUESsrEis. y sEA
A free Interchange of opinion was
bad bythose present III relation Is ter:
ritory, canvassing and other matters, af-
ter which the meeting adjourned to Sat
urdav evening, the 22d inst
Farmers, mercha ants and mechanics,
this movement is not for the benefit of
any particular section, but to better the
condition of everyoresidsnt, of Monroe
County. Help on she work BY Your
voices and subscriptions, ket no man
stand sioof; every sone can heip and
should do so IS, 400 within four days
is splendid, but don't harbor the idea
that nothing more is required; that is a
lively start, but we must work energese
ically this week and next, and the next
in order, to have success finally crown
our efforts. Work! Work! WORK!!!
staTFOrd NorlnaI and Ciasslcaf En-
-siEsselttuso.a Aop
| The Spring term Of this institution,
now permanently established, opens on
the 2l day of May at Stafford, this
county. 1t has been in operation one
| year and the patronage has consideta.
bly,. exceeded nshs s1peeia,ibSs . Of it.
founders. There is now no longer the
slightest necessity for young men and
women going abroad to attend school
They have one right at home under the
direction of AM able corps ofsinstruct
| ots5 AID should patrot,ixe it ~ iiaty1@l
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JERE.WILLTAMS, EDITOR.
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the amounts.yes intend to subscribe =.
Edset si1ames and every ssliai you
possibly can, when the canvasser calls
npon yeu, and let US complete the work
OF raising stock by February 10th.
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SPARE THE p

Charity to the unfortunate. even
though their misfortunss bs the result
Of their own eriminality. Is. as . general
thing to be- commended. But the well
fare Of m entire community. should In
all cases outweigh considerations 81 IN
dividual good. A pstitioa il now bsioi.
the Board Of Psrdons. asking that the
sentence Of William Willis. be set aside.
and the maj turned loose again TO prey
upon our property. Willis. 1t will he
remembered. was SAINT W thu Stats
Prison in 1871 for twsnty.ons years.
upon his own confession that he had
nred several buildings in Virginia. and
thus endangered the whole city. II l,
Dos iblo that no is really . re-
formed man. AMI that. IL set at liberty
he would not again engage in his infam-
Gus business. But Who is TO assure Us
Of thisp Arson in his case. seems to
have been u monomania. IL wa not q
single builI,ns that he fired for Pur-
poses Of revenge On the owner. Ho
made q business Of the thing. and seems
to have INDUCED in 1t from pure love.
Such . nan cannot be trusted in any
community. and II the Board Of Par
dons grant this petition. they will bring